u. s. way so much tax income for the military, that it is involved in producing refugees abroad instead of supporting us citizens . and they are very few refugees that the u. s. has to support. i'm just wanting just very briefly in the last one minute of i shall allow have you been treated in the us, the bureaucracy sounds hellish. but how about the people? while i, 1st of all i want to add, i wanna say like a 2 mana word, this comment a that i hope that the i use government thought the same way that you're thinking right now i'm regarding the treatment or from the american citizens. i was surprised and shocked with the great treatment that we received from the people of u. s. i myself, stay with the whole family right now. they are so lovely, so heart warming in so kind a to me and from the 1st day, which was on january that i'm staying with them or till now. and i more allow, that is yeah, that is where we're going to leave a on a, a more positive note. but the bureaucracy and the legal syste

u. s. gets its way and the u. s. now supports expanding the permanent members of the security council. that's something when he's trying to persuade the un general assembly of his views on the war and ukraine and say on ukraine's side is something that's going to win over some people . but it's worth saying that you don't get security council reform until all the 5 permanent members agree to that. and i think it's not likely that china and russia would agree to that right now. may not answer got reports of a prisoner swap between russia and ukraine. tell us more about that. while details are still a little sketchy and details are coming in. what i can tell you is that diplomatic sources tell me this has been work that's been underway for some considerable time . now the model in terms of the diplomatic model, how they've been doing the diplomacy is very similar to that grain deal. we saw earlier in the summer getting the grain out of ukraine and getting it to global markets. the other side that deals not going so well, which is getting rush and grain and fertilizer out to global market

but every, as i say, every step of the way, the u. s. has violated what they said they were going to do. and frankly, ukraine has not a shred of independent action. they are every step of the way armed, trained, commanded by us forces. they make no decisions on their own, and the weapons they have or not their own. they're directly from the us and nato pipeline. so that's why it's so dangerous, and it's also a dangerous moment. because from washington, they see the meeting, the shanghai organization meeting leaders of the world from president president g, but and so on, meeting together and actually made is more isolated than they were. you is in shock waves of economic recession on falling energy. so they're looking for ways to expand them because they have no solution. and so far, what was their own? which was to create economic chaos in russia. why did not happen? so there's extreme frustration. they may attempt to expand the war for them in lights, of what kind of response do you anticipate from russia? well, i think russia from the b

u. s. phil refuses to release the 3500000000 and frozen funds, citing fears that the money could fall into the hands of terrorists and stating they're looking for alternative ways to how and let's not forget that the u. s. officials lead the crusade to pressure their british counterparts to retain that is all gold inside the bank of england, the world must know that there is no legal certainty in london or in the bank of england because any country can have its international reserve stolen at any time, there is no respect for the law. it seems that against the backdrop of economic aggression by the west, whose words on the end of it ability of de dollarization look ever more important is border federal disputes about what to pay more attention to. where to direct to more funds or whether it is better to save more course and creates a safety cushion, and how to created to new conditions and water safety cushion is in modern conditions. when we have a well known and inevitable process of di dollarization, hickerson, regardless of international law, it seems that if america doesn't like your policies, you risk losing all your money. the u. s. appears to historical

when nato has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominance on the un general assembly session rushes, foreign minister says that moscow ship security proposals were originally rejected by the way with sunday. and that mean this the weekly here on the my name is peter scotts and here the top stories from the week just gone. but 1st, we start with some breaking news here on our c, t people have reportedly been killed in an apparent attack by ukrainian forces on our kennesaw hotel. our crew were staying in the building with corresponded broadcast, fee of sending this video straight from the scene who have just always, oh, it was what they got. wish, what? she'll be a genius of that. will you get all the pictures? i thought a better yet, but wanted to visit with you or kamisha walker one could she double is is, will it? there were 3 employees of the migration service, our team of 4 people, and to local residents working on the reception. the war had flew straight into them. it went through the 2nd floor and they were killed. the milita

when you please, of nato has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominant. and the un general assembly session rush for, i mean it's the same, most goes security proposals. what our get, what jake did find a way with and we're welcome is just turned 11 am here and most when you're watching the weekly here, we're not seeing national bringing you. the latest news updates along with around with the stores the shapes the week. and we start with breaking news here, and i'll say to people have reportedly been killed in a high mas missile attack by ukrainian forces in the capital region. one of the 2, if you are supplied rockets, we shot down according to local russian backs. officials, our crew was staying in the hotel that was targeted with correspondent more i don't see of sending this video straight from the seen. a warning you might find the following image is disturbing. to of just always, oh, it was what they got worse. what you the idea, you're still willing to do with them for a sort of better. yep. norfolk, but at least we know all good michell

when nato has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominance. in a un general assembly session russians, foreign minister says moscow security proposals again, arrogantly rejected by the waste with coming to live for my headquarters here in moscow, you're watching the weekly have an auto international. my name is paula. and the top story from the week just gone to people have reportedly been killed in a high most rocket attack by ukrainian forces in the past one region. one of the 2 u. s. supplied rockers was shot down according to local, rushing back to officials and r t. news crew was staying in the targeted hotel with our correspondent move on garcia, sending this video straight from the seen a warning you may find the following images disturbing. this was just always a little, it was what they got wish what she'll be a genius of the will you get all with the in for a sort of better yes. up north have got different media or go measure borkam. who are this is why this is my room. the walls of barely starving inside. that's the bathroom wall. a

when nato has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominance and the un general assembly session russian women, if, if they've moscow security proposals, were i going to be rejected by the way with, i will welcome to you is just turn to mid day here in moscow. and you're watching the weekly here or nazi international, bringing the latest news on days, along with a round up the stories that shapes the past 7 days. and we begin with breaking news that people have reportedly been killed in a high mas miss all attacked by ukrainian forces and a kiss on region. one of the to us applied work, it was shut down according to local russian, back to officials. our crew was staying in the hotel that was targeted with corresponded more dance. the of sending this video straight from the saying a warning for you, you might find the following image is obsessing this was just always a little bit before they got which would you be a genius of the will you get all the teacher or the employee sort of better yeah. oh good, good. good, good. mm. oh, good.

u. s. and e. u sanctions with a global food crisis on the horizon lab. or i've pointed out that this fits a pattern of u. s. behavior threatening countries and imposing sanctions to get its own way. the woman who benito has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominance and has identified china as a long term strategic challenge. at the same time, the collective west led by washington, sends a frightening signal to all other countries without exception, which anyone who dares to disobey can be next. lab. rob emphasized that russia is willing to talk at his press conference. he said it is always better to talk than not to. however, western leaders just proceeded onward that they are anti russian allegations and podium, pounding, and unbiased observer can clearly see who is bringing instability to the world. and who is it? most people in the world want peace and an end to the conflict, but based on what we saw at the un general assembly, it seems pretty clear that not everyone wants that hail mopping our tea united nations, new york, the cold winter months in europe just around the corner thousands have taken to the streets in lieu men in germany, and

ah, you will, will you please you, nato has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominance. in a un general assembly session, russia's foreign minister says moscow security proposals were arrogantly rejected by the west as the 2nd day of voting wraps up in the dom bus for osha and kept song regions. we continue our special coverage of the ongoing referendums on whether to join russia on here from some locals that this means everything to us. my son has been fighting in the lugens republic for 8 years. for me, this is everything. yeah, this is our choice. i've been waiting for this since 2014, almost a 1000 international observers are also working at the referendum in the den. yes, the people's republic. with some noting the high level organization on enthusiasm, of many voters, dealing with the putting station we've been to, there's a very friendly atmosphere. people came to the polls willingly and with smiles on their faces. we haven't detected any violations, and it all runs in compliance with the needed level of transparency and international norms. with thank

with nato has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominant, and a un general assembly session or question pharmacists as well. so security proposals were our currently rejected by the with welcome see you. it's just turn to piano in moscow and you're watching the weekly here and i'll see international when you get the latest news update along with around the stories that said the weight that we saw was breaking news on our t. 2 people are supposedly being killed in a high mars missile attack by ukrainian forces in the cares on region. one of the to us supplies rockets was shot down according to local version back officials. our crew was staying in the hotel that was targeted with correspondent mike garcia, sending this video straight from the scene. a warning for you, you might find the following images upsetting to of just always or will. it was what they got worse. what should be a genius of the willing to do with them for a sort of better? yep. but those have got different media organ, missouri, borkam. this is this is my room. t

and meanwhile, by the way, the u. s. is pursuing the same aggressive, bellicose policies in the western pacific. so things are on track there, worked out precisely the same way with consequences that will be more horrendous. u . s. foreign policy seems to know no balance here. now, germany's foreign minister and the head of the council of europe both claimed today's before the referendums that people would be forced to vote at gunpoint. does that suggest suggest a collective effort by the west to undermine the voting process even before it has begun? of course it does. i mean it's, it's based on no evidence whatsoever. it's pure propaganda it's, it's verbal aggression. so, so, so yes, in the west accident to discredit the referenda because it doesn't believe that the people in those areas have a right to choose which country they want to live. and i mean listen, it's very clear. and 2014, the us back far right wing nationalist. and in so doing toward the ukraine apart, those nationalists instituted highly unfair, highly o

u. s. behavior threatening countries and imposing sanctions to get its own way. the woman use nato has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominance and has identified china as a long term strategic challenge. at the same time, the collect to west led by washington, sends a frightening signal to all other countries without exception with any one who dares to disobey can be next. lab. rob emphasized that russia is willing to talk at his press conference. he said it is always better to talk than not to. however, western leaders just proceeded onward with their anti russian allegations and podium, pounding. an unbiased observer can clearly see who is bringing in stability to the world and who is it? most people in the world want peace and an end to the conflict. but based on what we saw at the un general assembly, it seems pretty clear that not everyone wants that tailored mopping artsy, united nations new york. plus how the world is looking as a new week gets underway. do head over to our website for up to date information on those ref

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international norm when your project nato has declared our country an immediate threat on the way to total u. s. dominance. and the un general assembly session rush as far as the se moscow security proposal with what our currently with . welcome to just turn 3 p on here. we're in moscow and you're watching the weekly here. we're now see international. we can get the latest news updates along with a round up of the stories that shaped the way that we thought breaking news on r t t. people have reportedly been killed in a high mas missile attack by ukrainian forces in a chest on region. one of the 2 of us supplied rockets was shot down according to local russian back officials. while crew were staying in the targeted hotel without the correspondent density of sending this video straight from the seen a warning you might find the following images upsetting. this was just always a little before they got which would you be a genius? what will you do with them for a sort of better? yep. we'll have got different media all coming. sure. welcome one. this is ah, this is my room. the walls of burly starv

actually drive up the energy prices in ways that could lead to higher gas prices in the u. s. which could make the democrats bowl i in the upcoming mid terms. and i think that's why you saw, especially the states and the g 7 come out with this oil price cap idea instead as a way to limit the rush or revenues while still making sure that the prices don't go up. no want to come back to single companies that you mentioned earlier. german comic opal today announced it is putting is plans to expand its business into china on hold. is this change already a sign of business feeling when the change? i do think we hear from distant south senate by the way, it's not completely new. we heard all the way back in 2019 from the the i the german industry association, calling china systemic competitors. it's something that businesses have been aware of, but i think now we're seeing companies actually take steps to reduce and diversify their dependence on on china. looking at the other potential players, both in the region and elsewhere around the world, to, to have manufacturing and to have s

and in some ways the u. s. and the soviets were more on the same page in certain respects than the u. s. and the british were at the time, during the same period, the germans offered stalin a trade for his son, yackel, who was being held in a concentration camp in exchange with general field marshal feed, rick palace captured near stalingrad the kremlin mazda answered, i don't trade soldiers promotionals the allies knew about it. roosevelt was notorious of being very complimentary towards stolen and russia general and its people and very cold and distant to winston churchill ah. stone in standing and tara was very strong. the germans had surrendered near stalingrad. the great tank battle of the coolest fall should be won. the red army was advancing, but great britain was losing its influence. it was obvious for everyone, including churchill. later he said, cold between the great russian bear on one side and the american buffalo on the other there was, i know poor little english donkey. ah, the key issue of the

holiday weekend, more than 4000 firefighters are babbling the 14 largest fires emitter, brutal heath way, the u. s. a. started a massive roll out of new coping. 19 vaccines designed for omni from variance of disease. health officials say that by the end of the week, 90 percent of americans will live with an 8 kilometers of centers where the shots are available. the u. s. will start recommending annual cobra 19 boosters from now on. nasa has released new pictures of the torrential and nebula, captured by the james web space telescope. these images show young stars distant background galaxies, as well as detailed structures and compositions of the nebulous gas and dust structures. the nebula wise, the large magellan mage, a male jill and nick cloud galaxy. so 161000 light years away. and now we turn to southern pakistan are months of unprecedented. munson rains have filled the country's largest fresh water lake to keep lake monscheier from bursting . as banks authorities there have released its water and flooded villages. it's hope that the damage will spare more densely populated areas elsewhere. b

u. s. fish and shellfish way back in 2014, after washington criticized moscow's annexation of crimea. alaska has been fighting ever since and demanding a ban on c foot imports from russia into the united states. now they applaud biden's decision and fishermen in places like or dover, are ready to fill the void. life revolves around the fishing industry in the small town of cordova. for the last 5 years, the company 60 north, a specialized in wild salman. the focus here is unsustainable. fishing, fishing only takes place when it's approved by the authorities this year. the catch of white salmone is larger than it has been for years. that's why people here have been working around the clock for weeks, with workers putting in up to 16 hours a day at the factory. ah, yes, it is honestly, a really great time. it can be a really long day and really long hours, so we try to have a good time or out here we play the music and everyone. chat has a good time. the mood is good. work is hard because everything is done by hand. the man is always increasing for it's been, it's been rough. he's in it's been

u. s . has to find its place in it. that's probably a better way of putting it go ahead. peter of biden came to power, saying that he was going to restore our american hegemony after the trump years. and he was going to unite the europeans behind the americans, and i says, has been to provide leadership to the world. and we see how well that's worked out . situation internationally has only gotten worse in the past 2 years. and the reason why we can't allow this kind of bifurcation, this kind of division is because we're facing existential crises with dealing with the climate is the most obvious. while now as the, as europe is burning, as the runways are melting in london, i as the fires been this, this, the heat wave. people are dying. it's only going to get worse. only going to get much, much worse. and we're facing an existential crisis because of the nuclear threat. the west is committed, europeans in the united states are committed to defeating russia. even though they themselves say, many leaders understand that if they succeeded and made potent desperate, then russ

u. s. state over the labor day. holiday weekend . more than 4000 firefighters are battling the 14 largest fires amid a brutal way to make it happen. the u. k. 's, new prime minister least trust pledge to boost the economy. tackle the energy crisis around and improve the country's national health service thing for us. we took office on tuesday as britain's 4th, conservative prime minister in 6 years. she's facing a raft of charges challenges rather including a cost of living crisis and soaring energy prices. 3 nasa has released new pictures of the tarantula nebula captured by the james web space telescope. these images, so young stars, distant background galaxies, as well as detailed structure and composition of the nebula gas and dust. the nebula lies in the large mid, mid july mc cloud galaxies of 161000 light years away. pakistani authorities in the south of the country are trying everything they can to prevent pakistan's largest lake from overflowing and swamping nearby towns, water levels on lake bunch are said to be dangerously high. falling record monsoon flooding satellite show the scale of the disaster following a severe dr

u. s . has to find its place in it. that's probably a better way of putting it. go ahead, peter of biden came to power, saying that he was going to restore our american hegemony after the trump years. and he was going to unite the europeans behind the americans. and i says, has been to provide leadership to the world. and we see how well that's worked out, situation internationally has only gotten worse in the past 2 years. and the reason why we can't allow this kind of bifurcation, this kind of division is because we're facing existential crises with dealing with the climate is the most obvious while now as the, as europe is burning, as the runways are melting in london, i as the fires this, this, the heat wave people are dying. it's only going to get worse, only going to get much, much worse. and we're facing an existential crisis because of the nuclear threat. the west is committed, europeans in the united states are committed to defeating russia. even though they themselves say, many leaders understand that if they succeeded and made prudent, desperate, then

actually drive up the energy prices in ways that could lead to higher gas prices in the u. s. which could make the democrat both bowl i in the upcoming mid terms. and i think that's why you saw, especially the states and the g 7 come out with this or price cap idea instead as a way to limit the rush or revenues while still making sure that the prices don't go up. no one come back to single companies that you mentioned earlier. german comic opal today announced it is putting in plans to expand its business into china on hold is this change already is fine of business feeling when the change i do think we hear from business s, and by the way, it's not completely new. we heard all the way back in 2019 from the the i the german industry association, calling china systemic competitors. it's something that businesses have been aware of, but i think now i've received companies actually take steps to reduce and diversify their dependence on on china, looking at other potential players, both in the region and elsewhere around the world to, to have manufacturing into how to supply chain

way back to the soviet union. um, do you see the thing, the u. s. c's, growing chinese influence and south africa's relationship with russia as a threat to it's had gemini and it's, it's political dominance. there's no doubt i'm in the meetings like i see the issue with the us and of course it should be with all our countries is their own interest. and the u. s. has a notion argument, influence in the world politics and you have a parties all nations that could be in place and be pushed into being part of the usa into the us. or we're not testing to take that position. and this is what it is doing. and also of course, they also tried to entice post position where he could explain for the last 4 years is that the and there will be investment in you have to have the number of the investment conferences and then you have a way of food delivery. so these say almost enticing you with their money for transition from who is something that i'm of course i will come back and that was successful as the kids that did you did on fortunately that day. so i prob

u. s united way bay area is also tacking tackling the issue of food insecurity right here in our community and joining us now is kelly that's in chief community impact officer. right united way bay area. kelly. thank you so much for being here. we've been talking an awful lot about inflation and how it's taking just a bigger and bigger bite out of our paychecks. is that causing more families do you think to struggle with food insecurity? yes absolutely over. 600,000 bay area households are struggling to cover their basic needs and all the costs they have in a month. food housing, childcare, transportation and childcare. that's one in four bay area households. and of course you know we've seen during the pandemic that the food banks are seeing, you know up to an 80% increase in demand. um and then you know the food and shelter programs that we work with closely are seeing that same rising costs, so they're having to cover those costs. um and then there's still continuing to pivot from the pandemic. right so there's home delivery options and take our options that they have increasing costs.

but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. in the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we talked look about global warming. if the what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the need for boot dealing aggressively with global warming setting this back potentially for years is and so yeah, but, but peter did say no and you try to convince me that these people actually believe this about climate change. i mean, if it is so existential, so dire, and they flip on it on a dime. no, we had to go after russia 1st. i mean, they sincere people or they just buffoons well then up the phones as that's part of the problem. and they can be dangerous it because of their ideology, because the way they view the world, and this goes back to the start of the cold war. you know, i right, this started found most important document for me as a memo. they george kennan rotan, 948. when he says the u. s. has 6.3 percent of the world's population, but contro

every step of the way the u. s. has violated what they said they were going to do. and frankly, ukraine has not a shred of independent action. they are every step of the way armed, trained, commanded by us forces. they make no decisions on their own. and the weapons they have or not their own, they're directly from the us and nato pipeline. so that's why it's so dangerous, and it's also a dangerous moment because from washington they see the meeting. the shanghai was organization meeting leaders of the world. from president bruton, president g, moni and so on. moving together and actually made is more isolated than they were. and the you is in shock, waves of economic recession and falling energy. so they're looking to expand the one because they have no solution. and so far, the hotel, what was their own? it was to economic payoff in russia. why did not happen? so the stream frustration on a mold attempt to expand the war for them at least 18 service men on the kurdistan border had been wounded in escalating cross border clashes with neighboring tickets. dan cookies

every step of the way the u. s. has violated what they said they were going to do. and frankly, ukraine has not a shred of independent action. they are every step of the way armed, trained, commanded by us forces. they make no decisions on their own. and the weapons they have or not their own, they're directly from the us and nato pipeline. so that's why it's so dangerous and it's also a dangerous moment. because from washington they see the meeting, the shanghai organization meeting leaders of the world. from president president g, moldy and so on. moving together, actually later is more isolated than they were. you is in shock, waves of economic recession and falling energy. so they're looking forward to expand the because they have no solution. and so far, the hope, what was their own? it was to economic payoff in russia. why did not happen? so the extreme frustration on a mold attempt to expand the war for them. and other developments in the dynamic people's republic. local authorities say that the ukrainian army has shelled residential areas in the city of done