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u. s. were affected by a ransomware attack originating from russia, security analyst sworn such attacks become the main focus of groups seeking to extort payments from companies. iran says it's experience they 2nd cyber attack on its transport ministry after its website was taken offline. train services were disrupted when hackers interfered with station notices and boards and computer systems for staff were shut down on saturday. officials did not say who they thought was behind the attack, or if any ransom was demanded in iraq, protest have been held since last october over what human rights groups describe is assassination carried out with impunity? rights groups say nearly 600 protesters have been killed since 2019. and now activists and journalists are being ambushed and murdered. but there had been few arrests. natasha name reports from baghdad. bullet holes riddle. this s u v. where i made a bill summit was murdered in basra in january. the prominent television journalist and father of 3

u. s. were affected by a ransomware attack originating from russia, firefighters in bangladesh have managed to put out a factory fire. that's burnt on the outskirts of the capital doc. thursday, at least 50 people are concerned, dead, and firefighters are battling hundreds of separate files in eastern russia, as it's stuff as unusually high temperatures. the t region is misty, covered by forest, and is particularly vulnerable to wildlife. those were the headlines about the more nice and often here on out there. next, it's inside story to stay with us. on county, the call south salvador legalize the big coin, what it proved to be an economic bonanza for the latin american country. but when it become a guy, this power died in europe. i watering tech valuations raised bubble fears, plus lambda, gamey goes electric county. the cough on al jazeera, south sudan became independent him years ago. but jubilation quickly gave way to war, famine and political infighting. so what's the future for the world'

u. s. were giving out the says, a massive crowd showed up at the embassy only to be disappointed that it faced with this reality, the haitian people are left to themselves. they cannot go out. they want to go to safe places. when people heard the rumors saying that the u. s. embassy is giving exile to the people they came, the patient officials about the us for more than that, a contingent of us troops to help secure the country without asking for condition of the country we're asking for what schools to proceed and head us the us, me to report the troops will not be deployed. instead they will say law enforcement to help with the investigation into the assassination of jovan elmo, eas, his widow, also injured in the shooting. and this message on social media, no one knew. you knew who the president was fighting against these people, hard mercenaries to kill the president and his family due to the projects for roads, electricity drinking water supply, organization of the referendum and elections

u. s. were known to american evangelist, franklin grim it was given, consoled to several american president. he also shared his thoughts with south sky taylor on other issues, including the current state of relations between washington and moscow. if you take in my country, be funding the police. okay. seattle, they found the police department and the mayor would not support the police department. and this few days ago they had a number of shootings and murders and, and the american is now asking for more police. okay. well, it's a little late, but yes, this is woke, culture is gone too far. when like with george floyd and my heart was broken when i, when i watched them and really said i came breathed and a police officer just ignoring it, just broke my heart. but there are tens of thousands of policemen that are wonderful men and women that do their job every day that risk their lives to protect the men and women of the streets and times of the way the youth saying how the u. s. act when you ca

u. s. reasoning for the air strikes doesn't really seem to jive but what we're hearing from iraq military leaders or the iranian foreign ministry. do you think the u. s. attacks were in self defense that they claim and why now just a few short months before the troop withdrawal from again saying why is the u. s. dropping bombs in iraq and syria? well, the, the claim by the, by the defense department was that us troops in your bill were, were attacked by p. m. f forces. they've admitted it and they have a, they have a reason why is that they want all foreign forces out of iraq. now the united states is in iraq, unlike serial at the invitation of the iraqi government. but for the prime minister of iraq, it's a very, very touchy subject because he wants to us there on the one hand to train. but on the other hand, he's under extraordinary pressure on the p on the p. s. p m f. the, the she elements there too. because we've now he's, he has sheer. so that make complicates his life even further. now, the way the united states went about this defensive move, if you can call it that, is inconsistent with hot pursuit or a retaliatory initiative. there's been a number of att

u. s. economic sanctions were soaking the rest. the. these are the images, the cuban state tv broadcasts of sundays mass protests. the country is going for, it was a comic crisis in decades. they look at the 1000, talk to the streets of her mom and elsewhere, the process, food and medicine shortage in cuba. as president negro l. d of canal said it was the work of trouble may cause it. i love it. yesterday they threw stones at police forces, turned over columns. i'm a totally vulgar, indecent, and told him couldn't behavior, have gotten the response. they deserved the protest semester, almost unprecedented in the history of the communist country. president diaz can now claim us functions, who the unrest you have been carrying out policies that mileage the human rights of an entire people for more than 60 years, and you intensify them in the midst of a pandemic. and now you want to present yourself as the big savior, lift the blockade, left, 243 measures and we will see how we get along the way. well, no, we're going to double us secretar

u. s. government were following mr. biden's work today for 2 main reasons. one, we've got texas democrat politicians in washington asking congress to get involved in a hot dog whistle debate going on in texas just now over what the democrats see as a republican plan to change in a negative versus rights in texas. being married and several of us states were also hopefully going to hear some of mr. biden's lead thinking on what's going on in cuba over the past few days, because he has not rescinded functions introduced in 2017 by the trump administration. let's just dip into it, mister biden, there receiving a warm welcome in philadelphia and get a sense of what he's saying. good afternoon. there's a serious subject i'd like to talk about today. i'm here in philadelphia, the national constitution center city and the place where the story of we the people we, the people began the story that neither simple nor straightforward. that's because the stories are some of our parts. and all those parts are fundamentally human. being human is to be imperfect driven by a

u. s. withdraw. we are muslim and depend on our god. we cannot rely on the u. s. as there were russians here in the past. now, americans, we should not wait for another superpower to come and help us, and we should not worry about them anymore. as these armories, dream of self reliance may not be shared by many within the afghan govern meant they're accusing the us of leaving the bog warm air base last week without advance notice something. the americans have been quick to deny. i can tell you that afghan leaders, civilian and military were appropriately coordinated with and briefed about the turnover of bottom airbase. in fact, the us central command set on tuesday, the ballroom was the 7th and final military base and turned over to afghan control . they said the hand overtook several weeks and that the u. s. isn't abandoning afghanistan. we have every intention of continuing an ongoing president presence and cobble which is continue even after we bring our military who are serving a home by the end of august. but other images from the provinces tell a different story. afghan

u. s. to avenge the september 11 attacks by graham and it's adjacent jail became a notorious hub for abuse. tens of thousands of people were detained, many tortured and extradited to guantanamo bay prison from by graham. although the u. s. handed over upon prison to a gun government in 2013 human rights watch says its legacy of torture. still continues from wherever i hear the name of background. i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children and elderly men who were there. but it was an effective staging area for the coalition, which once filled up to more than 100000 soldiers, to avoid hardware falling to fall upon us for to say they've destroyed nearly $15000.00 pieces of equipment and flown out more than 700 fully loaded c, 17 transport aircraft out of, of gun is done after the u. s. and it's coalition allies spent 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars and lost thousands of lives. the thought of under means undefeated in on the offensive. many are wondering what was the point some of a job aid out there of christopher calendar is a senior fellow at the center for a new american security. h

u. s. surpassed them a further sign. the u. s. economic recovery is picking up pace. economies predict around 700000 job gains in june. but the labor department announced that $850000.00 jobs were created. unemployment in the u. s. during the height of the pandemic was nearly 15 percent. today, it's down to 6 percent better, but still slightly higher than the 4 percent unemployment before the pandemic. overall, the new jobs report left president joe biden confident this is historic progress. pulling our economy out of the worst crisis in a 100 years, driven in part by our dramatic progress and vaccinate our nation. today. the u. s. is the only major advanced economy where the o e. c, d, projections are future output are higher today than they were in january 2020. before the pandemic kid, a key to the economic growth in america was the vaccines. with 156000000 americans fully vaccinated. about half the entire eligible population. people are out again, spending money, getting back to work and traveling a thursday to point 1000000 people were screened at the airport security checkpoints, and the u. s. that is higher than on the same day pre pandemic. the jobs report outlined seve

now among those to arrested were to us citizens of haitian descent that were arrested. now the u. s. the u. s. the state department spokesperson wasn't able to confirm that they were indeed us citizens. now media is reporting that one of the individuals had previously been detained at the canadian embassy in haiti, and is actually described as a certified diplomatic agent on his own website. now, since then, there have been some reporting that have said he was simply a translator, but others are purporting to a ledge. he was somehow the mastermind behind this attack. meanwhile, the colombians appears they were retired military individuals and they are being described as basically professional assassins. take a listen they put my initial information indicates that they are columbian citizens retired members of the national army. we have given instructions from the national government to our police and the army to immediately cooperate in this investigation so that these events can be clarified. now as the details of the assassination are coming out, we're getting a rather gruesome im

u. s. adversary were something that the german chancellor weighed in on, but at the same time plowed ahead in terms of her intentions. basically saying look at the ukraine. i know you're concerned about it. we're concerned to, but this is going to be a transit country for natural gas. we're make sure it's of sovereignty is respected . but at the same time this pipelines going ahead and we're going to have to work through it. and here's what the president had to say about that my view and nurse to, to has been known for some time. good friends can disagree and but by the time i became president, there was 90 percent completed. and imposing sanctions did not seem to make any sense. we made more sense to work with chancellor and finding out how she proceed based on whether or not russia tried to essentially blackmail ukraine in some way more broadly. kimberly are helpful that this way i think school between the us and germany these days given the damage which was done during the trump you yeah, everyone remembers that photo of uncle and merkel. one of the summit, scowling at donald trump, she

u. s. adversary were something that the german chancellor weighed in on, but at the same time plowed ahead in terms of her intentions. basically saying look at ukraine, i know you're concerned about it. we're concerned too, but this is going to be a transit country for natural gas. we're make sure it's of sovereignty is respected, but at the same time this pipelines going ahead and we're going to have to work through it. and here's what the president had to say about that. my view and nurse to, to has been known for some time. good friends can disagree and, but by the time i became president, there was 90 percent completed and imposing sanctions did not seem to make any sense. we made more sense to work with chancellor and finding out how she proceed based on whether or not russia tried to essentially blackmail ukraine in some way. more than 60 people have died and dozens are missing in western europe. severe flooding devastates towns and villages. most of those killed were in germany, which is experiencing its worst weather disaster in decades and support from step fasten. this is what re

u. s. company and a few months back the u. s. was going completely in a different direction. they were recognizing in jerusalem as is really and moving forward to recognizing the occupied territories as such, the left wing mom tries to take lots of complex situations like policing in america . we're like israel's conflict with her neighbors and turn them into clear black and white. right and wrong when that's not the reality. if consumer power is growing, now you can call that left his mob or whatever people see george floyd being suffocated under the name of a policeman. then we'll sympathize and you can call that lift is small but, but i think it's just natural that people sympathize and take action. they can take a moral stand and say, well, i don't want to do anything with that product. that's the kind of double standard of people say offensive things across the globe. you mentioned what happened in minnesota where's been injurious boycott minnesota. i could point out more than a sense of things being done in countries around the world. oppression being done, countries around the w

u. s. a. the attackers were speaking spanish presented themselves as u. s. drugs enforcement agents. haitians generally speak either french creal, the military host occurred nationwide marshal war for 15 days with the army patrolling the streets to ensure compliance. the country's borders helped also being a local journalist, filed this report. we are now in front of the private residence of the presidents of how you see, jovan eloise was assassinated on the 9th of july. the 6th, the 7th by a group of men who now represent the countryside court, met with relatives on the family. capital of poto, prince is empty up to the activities have appended before private and didn't show that the country's 1st lady was also shot and injured. she's been lifted to a hospital in miami for treatment, and pastor to the u. s. c. martine my we see is in a stable but critical condition ortiz john harvey picked up the story. it was a brazen and calculated attack. gunman storming the private residence of haitian president giovano mois he just after 1 am wednesday morning shooti

u. s. show a major increase in the number of people going back to work. $850000.00 jobs were added in the month of june, better than many analysts were expecting. the u. s. economy has been searching since the start of the year as a country emerges from its pandemic recession. the new numbers are a positive sign after some uncertainty in recent months. the u. s. recovery had appeared to storm earlier this year when just 266000 jobs were honored in april. but things picked up by may with a for the 559000 jobs. but despite the positive trend continue in june, the recovery has some ways to go. us labor market is still nearly $7000000.00 jobs short. it's pre pandemic levels. gabe and his own to has more from new york on present biden's reaction to those numbers. here is, is clearly very happy. he just finished up a briefing about this jobs report important point out the, the unemployment rate is about 6 percent in the us right now at the peak of the pad demick. it was about 15 percent, so it's dropped considerably. but it's still not at where it should be, which is about 3 and a half to 4 percent.

u. s. sais, the attackers were speaking spanish and presented themselves as u. s. krogan for smith agents. the military. how's that clergy nationwide marshall for 15 days with the army patrolling the streets to ensure a compliance the country's borders have also been closed. local journalists filed this report for us. we are now in front of the private residence of the presidents . if you see jovan eloise, who was a suffocated on the 9th of july, the 6th, the 7th, by a group of men who have yet to be identified. now representatives of the country high court have met with relatives of the victims on the family of the capital of porto, printed mc. absolutely. all activities have been suspended for private and state, and businesses have shot the doors to the country's 1st lady was also shows an injured. she's been lifted to a hospital in miami for treatment, 80 some buster to the u. s. a martine, we see, is in a stable but critical condition. ortiz john hubby picked up the story. it was a brazen and calculated attack. gunman storming the private residence of haitian

u. s. 7500 strikes were conducted against targets. outside. i've got a strong rock on syria between 20092015. it acknowledged more than $100.00 civilian deaths, while right scripts say the figures likely more than a 1000 killed. dr. acore again says drones strikes should be made illegal or un level donte or bast, the september 11 and the united states. well, the wall in global water and data, and i think what they got instead of destruction in the muslim country, especially, and also with huge financial loss for the medical money should be spending the american development infrastructure development and over the better image of america use of grown is especially very, very dr. most issue that you are the machine you are, you are saving your life, your personal buy. you are killing him on over the assembly and it should be declared at the level that it is illegal to use this type of rap on that these type of tools in the walk. well, hey, and russia, the countries in the grip of a rising cobit caseload caused by the highly contagious delta strai

u. s. poland lithia. this month, russia called for the drills to be cancelled, and the russian defense ministry said it would react if necessary to protect its own national security. the u. s. navy seems unconcerned, were operating in international waters. all of these exercises take place in international waters and local waters. it's great. as far as the russian federation naval response, you'll have to ask the russians. i can't respond to that and we will continue to operate safely and professionally and interact with both our partner forces and many russian federation vessels professionally. well, let's see if we can get a russian perspective from andre quarter knob whose director general of the kremlin founded russian international affairs council. welcome to the w. let's start with the whole tension, a rounds and surrounding ukraine, ukraine, a sovereign country. why does moscow believe but 8 should determine home care of forms alliance with well, i don't think that it's an issue of determination. i think that the assumption is that if you clean joyce native for example, that will have very serious repercussions for the russian national security and therefore our show will have to take adequate m

u. s. at the time, luis moreno, they rigorously denied these things. i don't think these were killings that were order from the top, but significant individuals and higher ranking offices, including a general apparently were involved in us. again, one of the difficulties in this conflict is that many of these zones were far removed from this government. and many of these individuals who probably died were suspected act of us left just not combatants. so they were really we are, they are or crimes. but i believe that probably the number is far in excess. so with the charges we see today there's just no question. it was such a long prolong conflict involving really half the country in a very, very vicious war. you say the conflict was prolonged. i mean, the reconciliation process itself has been incredibly difficult and complex. what does this now mean for columbia as all me and how they're regarded? i know there are some very high profile heroes you've been involved implicated here . i think it's quite mixed. so of course, the conflict to columbia as it was decades in the makin

u. s. and the u. k. were campaigning for reparations. when we got to our post show discussion, they wanted to make it very clear that the legacy of chapel slavery is a contemporary issue that has to be addressed. i think agitation has a lot to do with it, but also the pressure the no pressure has a lot to do with it. also, just since the murders of george floyd and be out of challenge robbery and all of the other incidences of police killings in this country, it is really our mobilized people to the buffer ration. there's really a legitimate remedy for some of these 10 century of terror, which again did not just begin today. there's a direct connection to the flame and error with respect to the police abuse that we see today. that's a direct connection with the educational system that is going on today and the lack of education during the labor era, the health deficits, the black white wealth gap in the issue and the issues just go on and are the areas a base of the list which respect to connecting the dots between what happened yesterda

better than many analysts were expecting. the u. s. economy has been surging since it's not a year as the country emerges from expand damocles session and new number is our positive sign office. i'm uncertainty in recent months. the u. s. recovery had appeared to sol earlier this year when just 266000 jobs were added in april. but things picked up by may with a further 559000 jobs. but despite the positive trend continue in june, the recovery has some ways to go. the market is still nearly 7000000 jobs short of its pre pandemic levels. kimberly zone has moved from new york on present vitamin reaction to those numbers. he is, is clearly very happy. he just finished up a briefing about this jobs report important point out the, the unemployment rate is about 6 percent in the u. s. right now at the peak of the pad demick. it was about 15 percent, so it's dropped considerably, but it's still not at where it should be, which is about 3 and a half to 4 percent. nevertheless, and unemployment rate is down significantly. that's something our pr

u. s. economic sanctions were stoking be unrest. the, these are the images, the cuban state tv broadcast of sundays must protest. the country is going towards was a comic crisis in decades. they look at the 1000, talk to the streets of havana and elsewhere, the price of food and medicine shortages, cubans, president miguel de of canal said it was the work of trouble may cause it. i end up yesterday they threw stones at police forces turned over columns tersely vulgar in decent and told him behavior. they've gotten the response of the protest semester, almost unprecedented in the history of the communist country. president of canal the same us function who the unrest you have been carrying out policies that might lead to human rights and people for more than 60 years. and you intensify them in the midst of a pandemic. and now you want to present yourself of the big savior, lift the blockade less than 243 measures and we will see how we get along the way. we're going to doubles us, secretary of state antony blink and says the cuban re

u. s. military moving forward. we were, you and david swanson, executive director of the world beyond war. i have to ask you, this is a very, very intimidating bird, very technologically advanced at the time that it was created. do you think that there's actually more of a future for the 35 and just being very expensive lawn art? well, i think as long as the u. s. congress and white house are doing the bidding of lockheed martin both as customers and as dealers, imposing this monstrosity on other governments around the world. the answer will be yes. and it won't matter whether the thing is a failure on its own terms. of course, i don't want it to time go out. it doesn't have engines. i'm glad it can't fly. i'm glad it's a disaster. because the thing if it work is supposed to be on our offensive, not a defensive, insane, still potentially nuclear war starter and the new russian plane and the other planes made in the u. s. and in other countries that are in the same line. same thing. these are the things we shouldn't want to

u. s. government and thus far were getting just the opposite. more of the same great conversation really want to continue this down the road. thank you so much for joining us. well, more taxes on global companies benefit the us workers. well, we're going to talk shop with a financial expert after the break with the president joe biden invoke civil war parallels with greater frequency. this is ominous and dangerous. unfortunately, it would seem, this is how the major political parties and the media view, the state of our politics in a war. there are casualties and defeat in the culture. wars can one side bank we should see other rather driven by dreamers shaped by those with the in me the dares think we dare to ask in ah, to 15 percent has been proposed by the, by ministration. help try and prevent companies from shopping from the lowest tax rates to operate a move which is seem to be the most sweeping tax a form of the global tax system in over century. this would make multinational corporations pan appropriate share of tax wherever they chose t

u. s in june were really auto warranty and health related scams.scammers spoof your caller id to make it look like a call. you need to answer. he will be taken under custody by the local police. something like the i r s, or, uh, a big bank or even it can come up as your neighbor, for example, those are quite often the ones that lead. people to get scammed because if it's your bank calling or the i r s, you're going to be prone to give out financial information. that's exactly the problem. the fcc now requires major phone companies to use stir shaken technology while it sounds like james bond's martini, it actually confirms the collar i d is legitimate, and the phone company must enter those callers into the robocall mitigation database. calls not in the database are to be blocked. starting september 28. so while you should start getting fewer robocalls now you won't see a big reduction until this fall. yeah i think people won't necessarily see an immediate reduction in the amount of robocalls that they get. but we should be more accurate about the

u. s. navy seems unconcerned, were operating in international waters. all of these exercises take place in international waters and local waters. it's great. as far as the russian federation naval response, you'll have to ask the russians. i can't respond to that and we will continue to operate safely and professionally and interact with both our partner forces and the russian federation vessels professionally. well, let's see if we can get a russian perspective from andre cotton on who's director general of the kremlin founded russian international affairs council. welcome to the w. let's start with the whole tension a rounds and surrounding ukraine, ukraine, a sovereign country. why does moscow believe that h a determined home care of forms alliances with well, i don't think that it's a nice show determination. i think that the assumption is that if you clean joyce native for example, that will have very serious repercussions for the russian national security and therefore show will have to take adequate mattress in order to deal with this new challen

u. s. u. k and other allies say groups backed by beijing were responsible, compromising tens of thousands of computers worldwide, is one of a range of cyber threats. china's being blamed for including ransomware types, with millions of dollars. the us lead alliance is expected to announce details of action against china later on monday. but justin is the chief research analyst with i t harvest. he says china is likely to face further sanctions that will affected technology sector is really phenomenal response between both nato, other european countries. all working together with united states to announce and dino, china all at once. long with that the n s a caesar in the f b, i issued guidance and tony's hacking describing their techniques and procedures and their technology as well. and then thirdly, the justice department in dated 3 chinese officers in the ministry of security services. so. ready it was a coordinated response to everything that's been going on and kind of a, a message to china, to back off. we've seen the us pushing really hard, especially during the pump administration against chin

u. s. coast flash flood warnings were issued as st. the waves were submerged. us troops are to leave afghanistan nearly 2 weeks earlier than planned by august 31st . the withdraw will end the longest us war a conflict that has spanned 2 decades. and many are worried by the departure of international troops that holla on a terra group, is making rapid advances. the battalion se this footage shows them celebrating after using control of the keyboard or crossing into iran. it was one of several advances made by the militants throughout gaston, in recent weeks. they've been gaining ground since the us announced the departure of its military by the end of august, the same military that ousted them from power in 2001 in washington, president biden defended the speed of the withdrawal, saying the u. s. would no longer sustain the human cost of a conflict that cannot change. i've got distance course ghani. so let me ask those who want us to stay. how many more? how many thousands more americans, daughters, and sons? are you willing to risk? i

u. s. the regulators that they were investigating the security of the app, but didn't say how long that review would take. africa is e commerce market is booming, but the problem is, facing women entrepreneurs are holding back the market for from even bigger growth . that's the least the take away from a new study by the international finance corporation of the world bank. it estimates e commerce markets could be nearly $15000000000.00 larger by 2030 in africa. if the gender gap between male and female sellers were closed in nigeria and kenya, women already make up the majority of sellers on africa, largest e commerce platform. jimmy at the ivory coast, women sellers are still lagging behind. men and women own e commerce. businesses tend to be smaller, focused on less profitable sexes like fashion, and have less access to financing. result is it, male sellers are seeing higher average sales and female sellers on line. so this discuss this further with henrietta coke, who is over saw this research for the international finance corporation and is well and also chairman of the junior nigeria webs

u. s. and asia were clearly in front of your but what we see recently was amazing fundraising rounds from germany, but also from europe. the time is over, the capital is pouring into europe. europe is going to be the winner of the next 20 years. and with insurance, we have one of the biggest areas to disrupt, and we believe that the disruption globally will come from europe. we have at the right point of time, we have the right talent, we have the right to skills, and we now have the capital to really make an impact globally. do you think britain's exit from the european union might change any of that forecast? absolutely not. so britain, of course, has made a decision and that slows down essentially the development in the u. k. we, for example off, have the difficulty off and not having the advantage of selling our insurance policies under a single european license. now, also to britain, we will focus on for the european countries in the u. u. first before going to britain. of course, britain is an interesting market for us as well, but it makes things a lot more difficult capital. it's pouring