u. s. though in northern ireland moving for? so yes, president joe biden announced that there will be a trade delegation of american companies coming to north island later in this year, and he did sort of dangle that economic carrot there. he said that piece goes hand in hand with economic prosperity. but us to jeffrey jonathan alluded to biden was careful not to seem like he was bullying or putting pressure on any of the political parties here. and frank, he did not stick around to labor. the point he is already left belfast crossing the republic of ireland where he will be ringing piece bells and visiting ancestral tones. he will be addressing the irish parliament meeting, the irish prime minister and the president. plenty of talk to be expected there of friendship unfriendly ties altogether, much less contentious than the visit here in belfast, which though the message from president biden was, one of hope of perseverance is set against such a more complicated political doctrine. it breaks, it has certainly not made the situa

u. s . though. mostly it looks fine. does it not be the winter's coming to the northwest yet it's still around, but really look at these temperatures. let me overlay the colors. temperatures approaching the 30 bucks in reco. break him the warm in phoenix, arizona. but the northern plain state that a flood warnings for rapids snow melt. ah, the april on al jazeera, as the war in your brain moves in with the 2nd year, we bring you the latest reports from both sides of the comp to people to experience it. one conversation with no has studio be unscripted, seeks to find the common solution. thousands of brazil's indigenous population will come out in the capital, brazilian, drawing attention to land disputes and local concerns. in the lead up to date, i'll just explore the environmental significance of action and inaction. i'll just 0 covers the latest ongoing development from the head on on efforts to address iran's nuclear developments. april on al jazeera in 543, a front takes on the big issues. this is not what he's talk

u. s. though. mostly it looks fine. does it not be the winter's coming to the northwest yet it's still around, but really look at these temperatures. let me overlay the colors. temperatures approaching the 30 bucks in reco, breaking me warm in phoenix, arizona. but the northern plain stays there. a flood warnings for rapids snow melt . ah the plastic, it's no secret that it talks to the environment. but do you really know just top safety taste every point of the plastic life cycle into problem for manufacture to the brothers. he are plastic problems are bigger than we're told they are. the peak is in the pudding. the chemical plants are poisoning your williams of these little tiny nano particles of plastic. and recently they've just found it in human blood. all hail the planet episode full on al jazeera talk. the law a will. the law when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war, becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will u. s. politics look like, as we had to

u. s. though trying to can sort of contain the fallout from, from what's come out in these weeks. it was interesting and president bygone was all about this island whether he was concerned and he was really dumb playing and saying that he doesn't feel that it wasn't too concerned about leaks. having said that, on wednesday we were told that the secretary of state lincoln and different secretary austin were making calls to various eyes to try and reassure them. because not only do these leaks show that the u. s. is spying, as you might expect on russia and iran, possibly china, you know, and so on. but also on a lot of allies, egypt, israel, south korea, and ukraine itself to be able to identify does that surprise of the u. s. is spying and all these countries we knew that anyway, from the wiki leaks, or documents that we got from edward snowden, you know, 10 years ago with 13 years ago, which showed a wide scale surveillance of world leaders, you know, bugging angular, michael's phone. and so i don't think there's that much surprise, but i think there isn't that there will be that

u. s. supremacy, even though after their rush and a queen who are fear and then i don't understand what is the meaning of the metal, the, the cow, the ration from the, the pentagon side. research, sorry to this is this for important points. what is the u. s. and the western countries as being waiting down west and little capitalism on the whole war that is very critical. that 2nd america into hers in the democratic european, even though example of breaking and other countries, sometimes in the germany, in the aftermath of the war in a crane. when the europe last economy political independence. and they don't ship as a trained car of the american trained. com or your agent and operatives are not welcome here. that's the message from mexico. after the recently of classified pentagon documents allegedly revealed that washington has been spying on, some of its closest allies are to shave boats has more mexico's president lopez abra door has been pulling no punches. as he warns the u. s. that mexico won't tolerate any repeat of their historical interference in his country's internal affairs.

u. s. supremacy. even though after the rushing a crane who are fear and then i don't understand what is the meaning of the metal, the, the cow, the ration from the, the pentagon side, research, sorry to in this is this for important points. what is the u. s. in the western countries as being raining down, western brutal capital is among the whole war that is very critical. that 2nd it american affairs in the democracy of european, even though example of a brain and other countries, sometimes in germany, in the aftermath of the war in a crane when the europe last is economic, political independence, and the leadership as a trained car of the american trained com or you have a fighting has been ranging in saddam with an insurgence and the north east african countries. mitchie boss, also reporters, his 5 quickly fell apart with both sides trading blake. so loud explosions from heavy artillery fire in the national capital fighting was reported at the sudanese army headquarters as well as the cities international airp

u. s. supremacy. even though after the rushing a queen who are fear and then i don't understand what is the meaning of the mantel, the, the cow, the ration from the the pentagon side. mr. sorry to hear this is this for important points. what is the u. s. in the western countries as being raining down west and brutal capitalism on the whole war, that is very critical then secondly, america interferes in the democracy of utopian, even though example of, of writing in other countries, sometimes in germany, in the aftermath of the war in a crane when a europe last is economic, political independence, and the leadership as a trained car of the american train comb or after the recent link of classified pentagon documents, which allegedly revealed that washington has been spying on its allies. it's other neighbor has responded, mexico's message, your agents and operatives are not welcome. here are t shave outs, breaks it down for us, mexico's president lopez abra door has been pulling no punches. as he warns the u. s. t

u. s. supremacy, even though after the rushing acquaint, who are fear, and then i don't understand what is the meaning of the metal, the, the cow, the ration from the the pentagon side. mr. sorry to, and this is this 4 important points. what is the u. s. in the western countries as being raining down western, brutal capitalism on the whole war. it is very critical that 2nd it american affairs in the democracy of european, even though example of routine and other countries, sometimes in germany, in the aftermath of the war in a crane. when a europe loss is economic, political independence and the leadership as a trained car of the american trained commerce washington has strengthen its great anti rounds drone program, imposing new sanctions on iran and its allies. that includes chinese, hong kong and malaysian companies who are now the blacklist it from the u. s. market and have their assets frozen, or t correspondent use of fuel ali brings us the details. on wednesday, the us treasury department has slapped a fresh round of sanctions against these monochrome already. this time. the sanc

u. s. as well though, that's probably not going to happen. least not this year, not next year. here, i mean, they seem, this is mean like a role roulette wheel to me. i mean, they're looking for their lucky number to try to move forward, but there is no lucky number. this is a, a debt in for the west are not going to win. there and how, how they get out of it is anyone's question right now. and what i worry about is a false flag and things like that because that's the only thing that's going to mix things up in our major way. brian. absolutely. and you just asked, what else will they? why about? well, there are lying about the status of this proxy more there, waging and you crate against russia and you're right, better absolutely, out of everything. and as a matter of fact, is starting to admit that all across the western media, i'll be in a very incremental way. and it, it really is clear that this is all in a traditional war that russia was prepared for. nato is not. and as we have seen many times in recent history, a desperate west is a very dangerous was a false flag, is on

u. s. agencies. and even though the picture showed people rushing to escape and crowding the evacuation flights and times even falling from the sky, john kirby, the spokesperson for the national security council, says he says, for all the talk of chaos, he says he didn't see it. take a listen. the after action reviews are now being reviewed by members of congress to weigh out. things that could have gone better. nobody's saying that everything was perfect, but there was a lot that went right. and a lot of afghans are now living better lives in this country and other countries around the world because of the sacrifices in the work of so many american government officials. so yeah, there's a lot to be proud of. in fact, the bite and white house saying that what it's most proud of is that now 124000 afghan people are now living in the united states or other countries where they're starting new lives away from the scrutiny of the taliban. further, as the white house saying that president biden is commander in chief of t

u. s ambassador, though, was much more critical, saying how troubled she was seeing what she called an innocenturnalist in these circumstances and calling on russia to set him free. meanwhile there are new concerns being expressed about another prominent prisoner being held in a russian jail. lawyers for alexey navalny, the anti corruption campaigner, serving an 11.5 year prison sentence, now say he's been beaten up in his jail cell and separately is facing more criminal charges that comes after the kremlin critic vladimir kara murza, who was sentenced to 25 years for treason. sparking more international criticism, but underlining russia's continued a lurched towards authoritarianism . matthew chance, cnn london. still ahead for us. oklahoma's governor calls for resignations that after local leaders are caught on tape making racist and threatening comments, plus the former congresswoman liz cheney is penning a memoir, and it includes a warning. i think i'm ready for this. yeah the trade. you're ready for anything. marriage kids cocollege, moving back in afteter college. finally we can eat. no y

u. s. president joe biden has announced his reelection page for 2024. at the age of 80, he's already the oldest president, 10 u. s. history is brushed aside though concerns about his fitness for a 2nd term. and then b. c poll conducted early this week, found that 70 percent of respondents don't think biden should run for president again, mostly because of his age. 60 percent don't think donald trump should run. out of all registered voters pulled 41 percent, said they'd vote for biden in the general election compared to it. 47 percent, he said they'd vote for the republican nominee. unofficial reports from washington dc. that's why i'm running for reelection. the wash kept political secret in washington is out. joe biden is once again running to be u. s. president has finished this. the 80 year old made his announcement through an early morning video coming exactly 4 years after he declared the start of his ultimately successful 2020 presidential run. his 1st official appearance. after the video release came in front of a liberal group in washington, a key constituency, in that last campaign or economic plan is working. we now have to finish the

u. s. secretary of defense artist though, looking into visiting this trip and was emerged from it. let's make us nukes, look more threatening and bring over a nuclear submarine while you're at it. the united states will further enhance the regular visibility of strategic assets to.

what comes, of course though author and former u. s. senate, a tara rate of a prominent russian philosopher was killed in a car bomb last organ. russian security services claim key of special forces were response, a is western special services are trying to silence pro russian jer. i lost another colleague, several months ago just together. and now him and, and see this happening to the russian journalist. you don't see the russians fits if, if the details are correct, that we're hearing now that a lot of thought went into carrying out her attack as well. so, and to have a significant research to do this, since the journalists that are ah, either the censorship, demonization or deletion of their so sharpening to western journalists or ukrainian journalists by ukraine and people from the west coming in and no defense against it . and so they have to hide the truth. it's coming by the ukranian military or the west to crimea. we're talking about the nurturing pipeline idea, these western elements. and it's really it's, it's for lovelyn, e

though. ok, so of relations between china and that the u. s, obviously at a low anyway. is this likely to take it even though or is it just business as usual? i'm not really sure if there's any possible further downturn possible at these diplomatically. i mean, you're absolutely right. the relationships are at an all time low. so to speak, at least in current history, between china and the us, it, will this have an impact a significant impact further down the line? no, i don't think so. i think everybody makes mistakes clear here. the u. s. is saying, look, we're sticking with taiwan. 23000000 people in taiwan, whoever. right? and who see this as a legitimate or the government? the taiwanese government, the u. s. is one of 13 countries who is support that is supporting this claim. the chinese are totally opposed to this and claiming they this taiwan is part of china and they will get back integrated back into china. this is where we are at times are not really good between china and the us. and this will not add significantly to this bad relationship. wanted already is th

even though our u. s. supreme court is held that there is no constitutional law journalistic privilege to keep the confidentiality of sources outside their jury of the grav. outside of a grand jury, or, or a prosecution's case, ah, we have at the justice department. it was there when i was there. i created by regulation, some limits on the circumstances which we would see confidential sources of journalists. but julian assigned is, is entirely different case because they're charging the journalist not with concealing a confidential source, but having engaged in a crime itself. although it's true that julian, unlike it's no nor daniel ellsberg as being a prosecutor in this capacity, as a publisher. ah, there's no reason in the free speech to think that the individuals have any less rights to communicate than news organizations on they're all on equal part when it comes to speaking. and the reason is that i underscore free speech is intended to lead to an educated public. doesn't matter of the identity of t

he has a warning, though the u. s is planning to evacuate the diplomats out of the cartoon embassy two and two security that were necessary. it will not be evacuating private us citizens in sudan because the state department and the white house that is not standard practice. it's been done once in recent times in afghanistan, but that's been described as a unique situation. the u. s. says it didn't evacuate citizens out of libya or yemen or syria when those governments were collapsing. this conflict drags on. we're on day eight. now 427 people already wounded almost 4 4027 dead, fred almost 4000 wounded. it's extraordinary, and it's just hard to see how this is gonna end. all right, larry meadow. thank you so much. all right, still to come miles of public beach in southern california shut down after 250,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the los angeles river and then made its way to the ocean will go live to long beach next. subway keeps up and the game with the subway series . an all star mean you're delicious subs

even though u. s. officials obviously say this is an illegitimate legal process that is, you know, undergo undertaken right? now they like to get through that legal process before they fully engaged with the u. s side in terms of an offer that would be put on the table they might actually entertain. in terms of reporting on this. i've always wondered. do you have to be more cautious in what you say? anytime you're reporting with russians and particularly in american was detained? i think for the brittney griner case in terms of what you learn in terms of what the family says how circum spect does everybody need to be in what they say out loud about this stuff? you have to be incredibly careful. but you know , from a personal perspective, i'm protected because i'm in the united states of america. if you are a reporter who was in russia clearly you have a different set of circumstances, and you have to be much more careful about what you can say how you can characterize russian actions and the like when

though with the u. s. treasury secretary calling at a debt trap, where were china seas? it's washington and former colonial powers which are actually to blame for the african crisis, accusing them of not doing enough either to help solve that on the federal would yachting you show china is not the source of african countries data trap. when it partner to help these countries get out of the poverty wrap total. some politicians in the u. s. and other western countries use various narrative traps to disrupt and sabotage cooperation between china and our the developing countries surveyed with their gimmicks have been debunked. and now they find it more difficult to get an audience in developing countries and the larger international community that a former member of south africa as national assembly told our teeth. the u. s. pledge this speed up debt restructuring, and african states will bring any tangible results. it's just an attempt by washington to keep a hold over developing nations. this is the renewed imperialist agenda. busy american government to exact influence on

all of this is coming, though, as the u. s is also grappling with this massive leak of sensitive intelligence documents that are now being found online. they reveal things , not just about what they really think about what's going on in ukraine, also about spying on adversaries and allies. south korea seems especially furious over this. how damaging do you think this all is the united states? this has happened before wikileaks was much worse. the truth of the matter is the united states has the world's most formidable intelligence capability we use it with, you know, we use it against adversaries. we also use it to collect information from allied states. people know this. it's awkward. it's embarrassing. the us is going to have to do a lot of diplomatic mopping up. ah reassuring people. the south koreans, for example, are very upset. but i don't think it's ultimately the most important issue. the most important issues can. if you can get the diplomacy, right if you can stay consistent if there's nothing in the in the leaks tha

u. s. will, is, is, and from though us maybe into thought, we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between now syria and saudi arabia is also a reflection of then you will, if the new strategy may be over a, of the saudi due to the world and also to celia. we read also about that, that, that the u. s. were was not very happy with this or a connection between syria and, and there the other countries, but as it is no, no other way. if this recalls consolation of the relation between syria and the other countries, it will not be done. all the region is in danger. and while arab countries are restoring their ties, the u. s. has reportedly illegally transported 32 tank is of syrian oil to its military bases across the border in iraq. now, so guess the syrian foreign ministry estimated the countries oil and gas loss is due to washington's actions. at $107000000000.00. esther bond career news editor of the cradle outlet says the us needs syrian oil to fund its proxies and is not actually interested in fighting terrorists that a locals in the north and reported a new come by of

but then i would remind victor than that he often likes to talk about as though it's the u. s. all those lives. it will actually, the town is people, but more than that, i think he's a think about his own country met a recent c. c. s i study had 70000 chinese dust from an invasion because a beach had invasion is very default. carry out bloody me the most massive and agents and today their accounts are higher. so are you willing to sacrifice that amount of young people for a piece of land that the modern p r c has never controlled in history? so i can find his people for nationals because you claim this piece of land is yours. never mind the will of self determination of the people that live there and have lived there for hundreds of years. but i've never been part of the p r c. and in that sense, these are the principles that come up in the un principles of termination. these are things are valued and i think the question you should ask themselves, and others like him is, are you willing to sacrifice these chinese young people there? blood meaninglessly for taking taiwan, which

u. s. agencies. and even though the picture showed people rushing to escape and crowding the evacuation flight and times even falling from the sky, john kirby, the spokesperson for the national security council, says he says, for all the talk of chaos, he says he didn't see it. take a listen. the after action reviews are now being reviewed by members of congress to lay out things that could have gone better. nobody's saying that everything was perfect, but there was a lot that went right. and a lot of afghans are now living better lives in this country and other countries around the world because of the sacrifices in the work of so many american government officials. so yeah, there's a lot to be proud of. in fact, the 5 in white house saying that what it's most proud of is that now 124000 afghan people are now living in the united states or other countries where they're starting new lives away from the scrutiny of the taliban. further, the white house saying that president biden is commander in chief of the u. s. mi

u. s. the u. s is sending more than two dozen tanks to ukrainian front lines before they get there, though the tankswill stop in germany, where u. s soldiers will train the ukrainian counterparts on operating and maintaining the equipment. there is no silver bullet in this case, but i do think the m one tank one is delivered and it reaches its operational capability that it will be very effective on the battlefield. those things are expected to arrive in germany by midday. the training session will last 10 weeks. lawyers for president son hunter biden are reportedly planning to meet with federal prosecutors next week. prosecutors are reportedly looking into two possible misdemeanor tax charges, a felony tax evasion charge and a felony gun charge related to a purchase. it comes as an irs agent turned whistleblower claims that biden administration has given preferential treatment to the president's son. so far, hunter biden has not been charged with a crime and denies any wrongdoing. changes to the marketing team at beer behemoth bud light the shakeup following that dylan mulvaney controversy. plus th

though the u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary blog called a ruling from a lower court that had restricted the pill. it lobby available into next trip while appeals are being heard. the legal battle over the drug began earlier this month when a federal judge in texas ordered and nationwide ban in gonna skepticism is growing about of malaria vaccine approved by the government. and that's because the job has not been recognized by the world health organization. but more african countries looks at to follow god. as alex bed reports, that lack of who's green light is raising concerns. oh, nearly every minute a child a 5 or younger dies of malaria. most of them in africa and new vaccine developed by oxford university and manufactured and india hopes to change that. but the speed at which it's been approved in ghana and without world health organization endorsement has some worried. i not that. oh but so w

u. s. tactical assets to the peninsula. even though south korea is officially a nonproliferation country, hum young, one kind of conduct sheet or countries have agreed to presidential consultations in the event of a north korean nuclear attack. and promised to respond swiftly, overwhelmingly, and decisively using the full force of our alliance, including the united states as nuclear weapons. for the 1st time in 40 years, american nuclear submarines will be deployed to south korea for its part saw has committed to not developing its own nuclear weapon. instead remaining under washington, the umbrella questions remain whether that will be enough to reassure those on the ground. we don't know, house how often they will come. korea, you know, how long it will stay around the area and all that. because the whole point of summary is that all that information will be kept in dark. so those, so those koreans who wanted a strong protection and this are saying what came out this time is not exactly the satisfy, china's condemned, the move, accus

u. s. these are trusted. after all, they only want to make money. many members of congress would like to get rid of tick tock, though $24.00 days have already banned the app from official devices and in all officially, why fi networks? and a recent u. s. senate bill could even give president biden the power to band tick tock across the country. will the largest tick tock, nation in the world, need a new playground soon? data espionage on tick tock as you, as president donald trump had already tried to ban the app. the current u. s. government views tick tock as a national security threat to government officials can't use tick tock on their work for the dangerous her dog is that there is no separation between the c c, p, and any chinese company. and the ccp has a vested interest in the denigration of the decline of western power in. so what you have is not only the same level privacy violation, but it might be used to raise a generation of people in europe in the u. s. civic, non profit, military, and government leaders who feel worse about the west. take talk as a propaganda and spy to more countries than just the u