u. s. marines were also among the dead. u. s. president joe biden immediately ordered a retaliatory strike. a drone, fired on a target in the middle of cobble, reportedly an explosive vehicle of islam state. later, the u. s admitted its intelligence was bad. ah, the attack killed 10 civilians, 7 of them children, ah, everything is a video game now. and we have all the toys in the world, the do it be, you know, and so does china. so does russia. so it is israel, that this, this is the world we've created at least 18 countries currently use weaponized drones. they are controlled remotely without oversight from courts or declarations of war. and sometimes almost entirely without human decision making. autonomous drones search for targets automatically fire and forget drones from at least 4 nations circle over libya. for example, her fighting on the ground below our mercenaries and militia groups. many of them recruited and paid from abroad conventional warfare is increasingly being replaced by shadow warfare. ah, nuclear power nor

u. s. congress. they were personally pressured by them. president donald trump, to overturn the result of the 2020 election. is this gonna make it more likely that the justice department will department will pursue a criminal investigation against trump or any of his aides? i think that's hard to say. you know, the, the proceedings that are going on on capital hill, the very public hearings. the justice department doesn't need this public spectacle in order to gather their evidence or to determine whether or not they have cases that they could bring forward. the congress could collect that evidence and present it to d o j, or d o j could presented on their own collected on their own without this the series of public hearings. and so maybe the fact that there are public hearings going on at the shore that are very polished, that are very well put together that are presenting an extremely coherent and concise narrative on very specific questions relating to january effects. it may suggest that what capitol hill

u. s. with the operation and maintenance of its power plants on plants, shutdowns of these nuclear facilities could result in blackouts on further increases in electricity prices. russian officials claim if the u. s. were abandoned russian uranium, it would only harm the u. s. itself no rush controls of 40 percent of the global you any conversion infrastructure? 46 percent of global uranium enrichment capacity failure we spoke with a professor of economics and politics doctor jack rasmus, you think the u. s. m. bogo on russian nuclear fuel would heavily impact the u as well. there are some nuclear plants in the u. s. that do in port russia, nuclear fuel. if that is embargoed, no importance, russia, then the u. s. and those plans are gonna have to scurry around elsewhere in the world to try to get it. and that's gonna create excess demands elsewhere and drive up the price of that particular product and therefore drive up a electricity generation from nuclear. and because all these, these fuels are substitute products, what we call them when one goes up, the other girls that drags it up in oil, natural gas. the same thing. if you find a nuclear cross going up in the us will that will have an effect as we

u. s. were shaken by the police violence against rodney king, amid huge divisions in the country, german infiltrated california's neo nazi, seen the undercover agent trying to comprehend the extreme right. he's individuals who they're not just in their own world, making their own decisions. they're often reacting to things that government does during the time that i was under cover, that was just ruby ridge siege. it was during waco when horrible siege and inferno killed dozens of people in 1093 the f. b. i rated occult in waco, texas, around 80, people died hard to commit somebody to become a fugitive for the rest of their life. but if the government is engaging in activities, torture, kidnappings, detention without a trial, then you're going to increase the risk that one of these people is going to take matters into their own hand. at the end of 2001, the conquest of afghanistan was celebrated as a triumph in the war on terror. in bagram, near kabul, us soldiers began torturing their prisoners

were men like u. s. secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld, her part of it was, we've had a generation war that will be like the cold or where we can justify any expenditure . we can just by complete secrecy without any sort of interference from overseers in congress or certainly the pub way. it wasn't just the military and the cia that were involved in underhand operations. in the s b, i were to hear a narrative that manage their ages. go with, if they ever got to a point where they thought it was going too far along, they should just invite themselves to leave. that in fact, was never true. this be i shows up, you know, talking to without good guys who are going to coffee by. they know that you talk to them because you have been taught to him, you know, and this is like very evil. if the eye is as bad as the military as bad does the cia so make no mistake? if me i, agent, when they came to want dental, they, they wanted to bury me alive. the war on terror was beginning to threaten freedom and the rule

u. s. were to deliver a long range missiles to ukraine, then that would mean that russia could strike new targets as he said. so kind of this vague threat from his sides. we could expect that kind of a threat when it comes to this of these words about eastern expansion as well. i think a circle back to mars visit plan visit by the russian foreign minister, 2 turkey, turkey of course, playing a very interesting role. let's say in this conflict, can you talk more about what we expect from this visit? i think the topic to watch tomorrow is certainly the grain exports that we already mentioned. 20000000 tons of grain are blocked in ukraine's ports at the moment. ukraine is one of is often referred to as the world's bread basket. and so that of grain that's blocked in the ports, is really worsening the global food crisis. turkey, as you mentioned, has been taking this interesting role of kind of a mediator coordinating, as they say, with russia and ukraine over. i'm trying to get that grain out of th

u. s. and soviets were more on the same page in certain respects than the u . s. and of 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 and his change of a general field marshal feed. rick palace captured near stalingrad. the kremlin musta answered. i don't trade soldiers promotionals the allies knew about it. roosevelt was notorious of being very complimentary toward stalin and russia general and its people and very cold and distant to winston churchill ah, stone and standing in terran was very strong. the germans 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 the poor little english donkey. ah, the key issue of the terror conference, the opening of a 2nd front froze again. we have too many things

u. s. were public opinion. why divided on the issue of abortion? for those just joining us for got quite a dramatic new turn going on by the supreme court, which is overturned, something called the roe vs wade law. that was a 1973 law. i the supreme court that found it within a woman's constitutional rights to have an abortion that spring in patty once again . patty, how much of this is a reflection of the changes that were going on in the supreme court itself? especially the new appointments insert the trump era. this is 100 percent happening because just because the donald trump was able to put through justice on the court without question, it would not have happened without that worth remembering. brock obama was in office and it was about a year before the next election between hillary clinton and donald trump. and mitch mcconnell, the leader of the senate in the area unusual step, wouldn't even give his supreme court dominy a hearing. he's now the attorney general marriage, charlotte, and you said it's too soon to an election to appoint a jump

were preventing russians re supplies. they call and, and those rocket launches high miles from the u. s. that were enabling the cranes to hit the island from its own coasts, as for the grain exports on foot. and he does a lot because the main problem are still the mines, which there are lots in the northwestern part of black sea. and basically, as it is no private ship owners gonna sent their ships anywhere near ukrainian ports, even if the ukrainians began taking those mines away. and they don't do that because they just don't trust russia to not take advantage that situation and send in lots of ships trying take those cities on ukraine's go. so it basically means russia has fewer chances of trying to take even more of ukraine surgery on the black sea. but as for people struggling with high grain price around the world, they're gonna have to wait and forcing. and nick, what about the latest in terms of the battle for the don birds? we know that russian missile strikes continue. do we know what the situation is in the city of this you chance to night it is dire. people that have for the m

western weapons and t at and to ship missiles that were preventing russians re supplies, they call and, and those rocket launchers, high miles from the u. s. that were enabling the cranes to hit the island from its own coasts, as for the grain exports and put it in, he does a lot because the main problem are still the mines, which there are lots in the northwestern part of black sea. and basically, as it is no private ship own is going to send their ships anywhere near ukrainian ports, even if the ukrainians began taking those mines away. and they don't wanna do that because they just don't trust russia to not take advantage of that situation and send in lots of ships trying take those cities on ukraine's go. so it basically means russia has fewer shops of trying to take even more of ukraine's territory. on the black sea, but as for people starting with high grain price around the world, they're gonna have to wait and for say, now to some of the other store is making headlines around the world. the remains of the independence hero of the democratic republic of congo. patrice the member, have been buried more than 60 years after his death.

u. s. congress that they were personally pressured by president donald trump. to overturn the result of the 2020 election. they were testifying before a house committee investigation into the january 6th insurrection. at the u. s. capital a senior official overseeing the police and texas says, officers response to the you've all a school shooting was an abject failure. he said the police could have stopped the shooting. within 3 minutes of the gunman, entering the building, bangladesh has sent troops to try to help millions of people trapped by flood waters in northeastern areas. the government is struggling to get drinking water and food to those effective a russian territory in the baltics has emerged as a new frontier of tensions between moscow and the e. u over ukraine. russia has threatened lithuania with serious consequences after it halted rail transit of several sanctioned goods to colon and grot. dominic cane has more from the german capital berlin. this is the main port in colleen in grat. it's facilities are important to the russian economy. for this

u. s. congress that they were personally pressured by president donald trump. to overturn the result of the 2020 election. they were testifying before a house committee investigation into the january 6th insurrection. at the u. s. capital. a senior official overseeing the police and texas says officers response to the all the school shooting was an abject failure. he said the police could have stopped the shooting. within 3 minutes of the gunman, entering the building. a jury in the u. s. has found actor bill cosby liable for sexually abusing an underage girl in 1975. the jury in california has also ordered cosby to pay the victim half a $1000000.00 in damages. the police and army in ecuador have used tear gas and pellet shots against indigenous protesters converging on the capital quito. they fought st. battles with students and other protesters in the center of the city. a nation wide strike began 9 days ago with a platform of 10 demands, including lower prices for fuel and food, and an into mining on indigenous land. when protest her has died and 3 are report

u. s. president were really adamant. we're really interested in showing this warm and friendly environment between the 2 leaders. and that was very evident as well in the few images that we got before that bilateral meeting. well, for viewers, if you are just joining us, we're waiting for a joint press statement by the leaders of the g 7 countries who are meeting at a summit, taking place in germany. and while we wait for the light, oh, we'd like to take you to the pros has that are happening on the streets of a town that's next to the summit venue demonstrators. there are demanding swift action on climate change and also an end to the use of fossil fuels. they're also groups calling on wealthy nations and tackle global poverty and equality and with russia's war and ukraine dominating the talks. some demonstrators are marching for peace as well as cuts to military spending. our correspondent benjamin of ours gruber is at those protests covering them for us . and i spoke to him a short time ago and asked him to tell us ab

air campaign, revealing that a substantial portion of the air raids were carried out by jets, developed, maintained and sold by u. s. companies and pilots who were trained by the u. s. military. the saudi led coalition, 7 year long war against toothy rebels in yemen has cost thousands of lives with over 23000000 people in need of humanitarian assistance. and who was the number one sponsor of re ads campaign. the u. s. joe biden suspended sales last year and promised the u. s. would stop supporting offensive saudi operations. still the maintenance contracts for re ads, instruments of death, just keep on coming. the investigation shows that only 39 air force units from the saudi m. muradi led coalition could have conducted airstrikes in yemen. and that during 7 years of war, the u. s. approved contracts that likely benefited 38 of the 39 air strike units. arms training and technical maintenance all provided by the u. s. weapons industry have aided the majority of saudi arabia's fighter jet squadron to carry out war crimes. since 2015 human rights groups investigating the airstrikes have identified more than 300 that

the images were a propaganda gift to all enemies of the u. s. roger with claire. the days of the u. s. presenting itself as a moral role model were over. but it isn't the only country to wage war based on lies. when russia invaded ukraine and next crimea, i became increasingly interested in the disinformation campaign that ensued. i think it's absolutely accurate to say that ukraine was the testing ground. ah, it was all about muddying the information's face, making it impossible to distinguish what the reality was about what was happening in ukraine. the ukrainians were painted as the aggressors blaming the victim as a very common tactic. there was a lot of what about ism and so claiming that the annexation of crimea was in fact no different than the us invasion of iraq. for example, the putin pushed ahead with his goals antics and crimea. he was helped by finely tuned propaganda. no longer about simply portraying one system as superior to another. russian disinformation today has a slightly different approach. it's about leveling the playing field by saying your sidey is just as co

ah, he went on, supporters were among those storming the u. s. capital, many were injured, and a female follower died after being shot by a police officer with twitter after insurrection. they really went after, like all the big huron infants on the platform. they're almost all gone on twitter like that, suggested to me that they knew who the influencers were. and until, and just up to that point, didn't take action on them for use. twitter is made money from q and on. it was kinda a bit late. i mean, this infrastructure had grown so significantly that it already had tangible impacts on society to only after the deaths at the capital. did politicians react? no one took responsibility. this isn't just about stupid people believing things that are not true. this is about, um, you know, self interested people utilizing this as a way to keep themselves rich, regularly user on your and exchange margin. if you will write, you can hardly turn on the news that it without hearing somebody say the word mis information, is this the criminal? okay, then wha

u. s. networks. as early as 2014 cyber expert john hall quist had warned that u. s. energy suppliers were being spied on. there were a blog and i said look, i don't think they're in these companies to figure out what the price of gas is going to be right. do there to prepare to destroy something? how squished jogged the group, sand worm, a reference to the classic science fiction series dune sand worms live underground . when the surface the consequences are devastating. in ukraine, civilians were the targets of the attacks. the whole point is to stay below level war, right, because nobody died, it was reversible, rank, and, and named shorter. you might make the argument that, that it was a design precisely not to be in a more to be an act that goes right up to the edge. cyber attack still take place in a gray area between war and peace. but that could change. it's an honor to be here, but i think it's more likely we're gonna end up because it won't. we end up in war . i real shooty more where the major power could be as a consequence of a cyber ridge of great consequence. the question is

u. s. congress that they were personally pressured by president donald trump. to overturn the result of the 2020 election, they were testifying before the 4th hearing of the house committee investigation into the january 6th 6th insurrection at the u. s. capitol hill. how does your castro has been following the hearing in washington? what's notable is kind of the lopsided balance of power. here you had the president of the united states. i personally calling these election officials who were republican in the swing states that had gone to jail biden. and we heard from that top election official in georgia. brad rapids, burger describing this phone call from trump in which trun deliberately asked for one more vote than what joe biden had. one in georgia, a senior official overseeing the police and texas says, officers response to the vault a school shooting was an abject failure. the director of the texas department of public safety told state officials that the police could have stopped the shooting . within 3 minutes of the gunman, entering the building, the p

u. s. we know pace were 20 percent of israel's military budget. there is a u. s. northerly, he act which says that the u. s can not provide any support or training to any military unit in the world that has carried out human rights violations. how much you think these latest revelations put pressure, not just on, on israel, but on the u. s. government and the biden administration, which is a planning a visit to, to the region very soon. well, unfortunately, not enough pressure. let me start off by saying that during the great march of return, when the people of missouri were marching towards the borders of their ancestral homelands. or the israelis released a tweet saying that with $30000.00 people marching towards their borders that they knew were every single bullet landed. now if 30000 people marching and this military feels confident enough to tweet out that they know where every bullet landed them, we should know that from the day serene was shy, we knew where the bullet originated and we certainly knew where it landed. and so what we're all talking about h

u. s workers were denied over $230 million in back pay.dre can't be understated that the federal government as part of this effort, greg thank you. tesla announced it is raising the prices of its electric cars . those higher prices apply to all cars across its lineup. the model three long range is going up $2000 from 56,000 to $58,000. the price of the model l long range car jumped by three grand to about 63,000 and the model x dual motor all wheel drive is $6000 more that will cost you $121,000 to drive home. the dmv says it's a widespread outages at offices up and down the state this morning, the agency said temporary outages were limiting some services that are normally offered. they tweeted that the system was fully up and running at about two this afternoon. the dmv also reminded customers that most of their services can be taken care of online. three americans missing in ukraine. they were there helping the ukrainians push back the russian invaders. the search for the three plus a warning tonight to other americans get ready to conse

western weapons, anti air, and to ship missiles that were preventing russians for re supplying snake island. and those rocket launchers high miles from the u. s that were enabling the cranes to hit the island from its own coasts. as for the grain exports on foot, and he does a lot because the main problem are still the mines, which there are lots in the northwestern part of black sea. and basically, as it is no private ship owners gonna sent their ships anywhere near ukrainian ports, even if the ukrainians began taking those mines away. and they don't really do that because they just don't trust russia to not take advantage that situation and send in lots of ships trying take those cities on ukraine's go. so it basically means russia has fewer shops of trying to take even more of ukraine's territory on the black sea. but as for people struggling with high grain price around the world, they're gonna have to wait and forcing. that was ne connelly reporting from keith as rush continues to make games and eastern ukraine. fears are growing that the city of lucy shots might soon become the 2nd major city to fall to russian troops in a matter of dat

u. s. has already lost is credibility in defending is friends of many countries, especially when those friends have lost strategic value to the u. s. a were still sometimes to us, sees in his interest to support a prolong proxy war to we can is opponent. so a prophecy war is still possible, especially through the local help of south korea and japan and perhaps australia as well. many thanks to keeping his company here in r t international you all up to date, but we will be back in 30 minutes with well ah, in less than 3 months the west ukraine narrative has been turned on its head. ukraine is not waiting is steadily losing. the west is not unified. in fact, divisions are widening. the russian economy is weathering, massive sanctions. western economies are in trouble. who will blink 1st with when i was so think wrong when i just don't know. i mean, you have to say proud disdain becomes the advocate an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up to me and he pulled the joint from my mouth and he said, don't

u. s. were a group of republican and democratic senators as agreed on a framework for new gun control laws aimed at curbing rising gun violence. among proposals include funding to help the states enact red flag laws which make it easier to remove weapons temporarily from people considered potentially violent buyers under 21 years of age would be subject to tougher background checks, including making their juvenile records available and funding would also be provided for enhanced mental health services in communities and schools. it comes down to tens of thousands of people took part in march is across the country, calling for stricter gun controls. following a spate of recent shootings last month, 19 children and 2 teachers were killed in an attack on a primary school in texas. and 10 people at a grocery store in new york state. most the gunmen were 18 president, joe biden has held a proposals as important steps even though they fall far short of the measures he's called for. i cannot live in wa