u. s. where the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital building is promising. what it says will be surprising details. a hearing just getting underway and washington is likely to be the last before november's mid term elections. donald trump's security staff are expected to give evidence. oh, the storming of the u. s. capital on january 6th, 2021. an unprecedented attempt to stop the peaceful transfer a power from donald trump to joe biden. these images shocked the nation. b and the world kathleen initially, republicans condemned the writers, but most have reversed course and thrown their support behind former president, trump again, only a small minority continue to demand. the trump and the writers be held to account kasey, including liz cheney and adam kensington. the only 2 republicans on the january 6th committee to investigate what role trump played in the riot room and efforts to overturn the election. shuttling out to the so far, the committee has held

u. s where the president joe biden has been desperate to keep fuel prices low. in fact, it's been widely reported that american diplomats ahead of the opec plus meeting in vienna put an enormous amount of pressure on oil, which gulf countries the goal was to force them to refuse the production caught. but it didn't work. and there you have, it's the president of the united arab emirates in saint petersburg talking about the strengthening of ties with russia. it only shows that at least from now, arab countries are nowhere near the ranks of russia haters. well, i mean, while washington is looking to rethink its time to saudi arabia after the kingdom chose to back opec's decision to reduce oil production by 2000000 barrels a day. and many democrats, according for the immediate stoppage to weapons sales, to re add. i think the president's been very clear that this is the relationship that we need to continue to reevaluate that we need to be willing to revisit and certainly in light of the opec decision. i think that's where he is, and he's willing to work with cong

u. s. where he may yet stand trial for espionage and really the film has some high profile contributions and the intensity of a very personal story. we're here from this is only come about because we have a child unless you wanna get even if the film explores family barnes and its use of press freedom for against the backdrop of a songs is restricted movement from ac legos, london embassy and 2010 to his arrest and incarceration in okay, jail in 2019. where he is now a, waiting for an uncertain future. now joined the study here by stella morris julian assertions, a wife, welcome. and thanks for joining us. young t. w. news at stella last line of our report. was awaiting an uncertain future. ah, what are your hopes and fears for julian suture? while an uncertain future an uncertain present. join has been in a high security prison for over 3 and a half years is not serving a sentence and he awaits the outcome of the extradition where he faces possible prison sentence in the u. s. for 175 years at t

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u. s. where he may yet stand trial for espionage. the film has some high profile contributions and the intensity of a very personal story. we're here from this is only come about because we have a child in the shoe warner given the film explores family bones and its use of press freedom for against the backdrop of a songs is restricted movement from ac legos, london embassy in 2010 to his arrest and incarceration in the u. k. jail in 2019. where he is now a waiting for an uncertain future. in some other news, 3 swedish center right parties have reached a deal to form a new minority government. the swedish moderates leader. oh, christ us on says his party will join the christian democrats and the liberals in the government. the far right sweden, democrats will conditionally back the coalition without being part of it to be at eagle. lebanese president michelle own says he has accepted a maritime border agreement with israel. lebanon will regain hundreds of square kilometers of disputed territory in the mediterranean sea, including sev

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u. s. where fox news presents a tucker carlson didn't hold back, was some up any foreigner in a t shirt demanding money for his critical economic needs. we have critical economic needs to buddy who are you troll, go way. what since when does that? i have a claim on our treasury, we don't. oh, this guy, any thing? not one thing. good luck, pow, let's it, that guys lecturing us with some christmas list like i want this bad and i want a bicycle to you about our son. it really appears body for me. yes, marine john mcdoogan believes the ukraine appears to be biting off the hon. defeats it. ellen mosque is a private individual. his company is a private company. he has been donating, donating this technology to ukraine. and he thinks that piece is the proper way to further our world. so when they tell him to shut up with his proposals and their, his only job is to provide starling. the actions of the ukrainians are disgusting and despicable. they come with their hands out, they guilty everybody into hel

u. s. yeah, i'm actually show the audience something on my laptop right now with maternal mortality in the u. s. where it shows it just fall strips out of other industrialized nations. it's a 23 point, a mess with like a 100000 light burs. whereas with francis, like a 3rd of that, the next one. jessica is a doctor like, what's going on there? why? well, is this really points out something that i think a lot of people wouldn't necessarily think this whole cause it just doesn't affect just people who say i want an abortion. it affects all the health care surrounding that. because having an abortion reproductive healthcare is part of our whole person. so i have people now i had someone just in the other day who is going through a normal process of a miscarriage, but a desired pregnancy. it was a very traumatic process for her because she wanted that pregnancy she had so much blot blood loss during it that she lost consciousness 2 times and still didn't go to the hospital because she was afraid that they, she was like, i don't know, will they put me in jail, will they think i tried to do the abortion on m

u. s. on where to focus on. also creates the u. s. government for providing financial assistance to the store sultan heritage sites in that particular region. now discuss the battle all the fcc deal, which remember dr. su shanker was extremely fast minutes. so or india slammed the by. did administration's proposal for whitey, $415000000.00 was all best and military assistance to box sun. nevertheless, as far as admitted to be with a boy to be okay, i'm calling it ag all saw john. one question you just said it, her upset india. they've taken twitter by talk while pockets found the stance on the long standing territorial dispute remains the same. some kashmiri group have been fighting against indian control of the territory calling for either independence or unification with his mom about the conflict has claimed thousands of lives since the late 19 eighties, according to human rights groups. since last year, the crisis saw i thawing of relations between the neighbors. with the fire agreed to along the de facto border. we spoke to con

u. s. on where to focus on also be it's the u. s. government for providing financial assistance to the store, stilton heritage, sites in that particular region. now this comes from the back door, all the fcc deal, which remember dr. su shanker was extremely fast minister or india slammed the by. did administration's proposal from id 416000000 dollars worth all fairs and military assistance to box on? nevertheless, as far as the visit all the little boy to be okay and calling it a g r r. john, when question you just said it has a fence indians, they've taken twitter by stop by pakistan stance on the long standing territory. dispute remains the same. some kashmir groups have been fighting against indian control of the territory, calling free the independence or unification with islam about the conflicts has claimed thousands of lives since the late 19 eighties, according to some human rights groups. since last year, the crisis sees a thawing of relations between the neighbors with a sci fi agreed on the de facto border. earlier we sp

u. s. embassy back hassan deleted out calling, eat e g, which is all john when, kashmir, our thoughts on the 2 independent terminology. we should only use 5 focus on here with the u. s. on where to focus on. also creates the u. s. government for providing financial assistance to restore certain heritage sites in that particular region. now this comes back to all the f. 16 deal. wish remember dr. su shanker, was external, the 1st minister of india slammed the biden administration proposal providing $415000000.00 wall. or there's an military assistance to pakistan. nevertheless, as far as the visit all the with envoy to be okay, i'm calling it ag all saw john when question you just said it has upset indians. they've taken twitter by straw, as we turned out to are breaking news from brussels, where they, a year was just approved a new package of sanctions against russia, including a price cut on oil imports. us off the most to accept it for ex ukrainian territories into russia. the following reference, they come to the oil producing countries from the opec plus organisation meet in vienna. the group is expected to approve a major cut include outputs in order to prop up prices on

u. s. on where to focus on. also this the u . s. government for to lighting, financial assistance, so we store certain heritage sites in that particular region. now this comes back to all the fcc deal, which remember, dr. su shanker, was actually on the 1st minister or india slammed the by the administration's proposal, providing $415000000.00 worth of there's an military assistance to pakistan. nevertheless, as far as the visit all the u. s. envoy to be okay, i'm calling it ag all saw john when cushion you just said it has upset indians. they've taken twitter by strong many. thanks for keeping us company here. and i'll say international this wednesday, we'll be back in just a few minutes with well, ah, a wrong one, i just don't. i mean you've yes to say proud. disdain becomes the attitude and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, e

u. s. where the control of congress is at stake, carry. and republicans will surely say that this is a hail mary on the democrat side, this potential subpoena of the former president donald trump, in order to get voters attentions back on trump. to make this coming vote here an anti trump boat. however, the they are running against the clock. here the committee is because if democrats lose control of the house and they only control it by a thin margin at this point, then surely, republicans who will then suite back into power in january would immediately shut down this investigation the list. so the stakes are very high and the timing is urgent here. how did your castro thank you very much need for that? north korea says it's fired, a ballistic missile, as a counter measure against staged are terrified by the south. it comes just hours after young yang said it had testified to cruise missiles, which are capable of carrying tactical nuclear weapons. north korea has carried out a series of missile tests during the last 2 weeks, one of which

u. s. capital, where people died. there was significant violence leading to hundreds of people being charged with federal crimes. many of them being convicted, receiving sentences in the multiple years, and the republican national committee put out a statement, calling it legitimate political discourse, an actual attack on the united states capital. so there is significant language being used by some on the right, that is clearly flame in inflaming people who are susceptible to these messages. let alone with the former president, him himself has been sang during his tour lately. yeah, it's a tough time right now for all parties concerned in the us. that's for sure. even berman in los angeles, even as always, we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. 6, brent. ah, until recently there was one issue in the very polarized us that enjoyed bi partisan support. so i'm talking about the bite administration strong commitment to supplying ukraine with military help. but in the course of campaigning ahead of these m

u. s. on the move by these federal chemical company for salting, so called global or u. s. and file to sanctions where the company do essentially imported $1000000.00, walk petrochemical thought also iran and exported then to china. a thought for the the buses extreme, the watering cost living the u. s. is not singling out indian companies in order to avoid obese confrontation with indian government. interesting. he was also con, these after the 1st minister of india, dr. esther chung goes with it to the us where you also met with the say what you see as the banker. they shook hands there. they smiled each other inside. what i'm sleeping can say a few days ago, we have made real progress in elevating that partnership bilaterally. that is directly between us. the partnership between our countries between india in the united states is simply one of the most consequential in the world involved right out to dr. andrew shanker, came back to india us last the indian company with a sanction. in fact, this is the very 1st time that a private company in india has been sanctioned by the usaa in to see them. we

u. s. capital, where people died. there was significant violence leading to hundreds of people being charged with federal crimes. many of them being convicted, receiving sentences in the multiple years, and the republican national committee put out a statement, calling it legitimate political discourse, an actual attack on the united states capital. so there is significant language being used by some on the right. that is clearly flame in inflaming people who are susceptible to these messages. let alone with the former president, his self has been sang during his tour lately. yeah, it's a tough time right now for all parties concerned in the us. that's for sure. even berman in los angeles, even as always we appreciate your time and your insights. thank you. thanks, brent. ah, until recently there was one issue in the very polarized us that enjoyed bi partisan support. so i'm talking about the bite administration strong commitment to supplying ukraine with military help. but in the course of campaigning ahead of these

and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000000 dollars. it's not that we're just writing the check and giving ukraine free money. almost none of that money as cash goes to ukraine, where it go is to u. s. defense contractors. did you do your selection that you do? yes. awesome. the court as i washing them yet i'm solution. but curtis arctic out and i've got established got in there who i couldn't find any. i to know, greiner chucks. my lot of women, hipson debt, americans to law should get their talk. we've got a lot of cars under cuz i'm yeah, they're all medulla who follow? because i'm the char. i mean kind of quantum style copier patio to get that anita tiwana. love joe miss a lot of sheila can you eat on test

i'm in and they are on for example, where with the rights of the women and of the civilians of iran. when the u. s. was supplying chemical weapons to iraq to be used against iranian civilians where other rights of the women in iran, when the u. s. is imposing savage economic functions on the people of iran, where other rights of women and syria when the west, the u. s. the u. k. pro ball is funding terrorist groups that would take women's rights back to the dark ages to the medieval era in syria. and you know, this weapon zation of human rights is absolutely criminal because what it is, practically, is, is a dismissal of any kind of human rights because they are weaponized invariably, to go to war or to de, stabilize a target country. this means that the west and the u. s. have absolutely no concern for human rights or women's rights at all. and do you think the people or the women in around of course, one of the us to help or do you think they would prefer to solve their own masters without outside intervention? i think any country should be allowed to solve its own issues without for an interven

and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000000 dollars. it's not that we're just writing the check and giving ukraine free money. almost none of that money as cash goes to ukraine, where it go is to u. s. defense contractors. did you do? yeah, so much and i can do the oscillation, that course i. why should them yet i'm solution, but curtis ira account number i've got established got in there like a respond of any i to know growing up chunks. my lot of women, hipson debt, i mean constant. i should get that talk. we've won a lot because i'm the cause i'm you don't want me to lot to follow because i'm the char. i mean kind of quantum style. coca patio to get to dinner. denita tiwana love job. lots of july. can you f

u. s. and this ultimately, where do a crackdown from moscow and the, the u. s. did not intervene. and as a result, these, this movement was crushed. and it was used as a propaganda victory for the u. s. perhaps they are thinking that russia and that they can make some case for russian battalion after this, after this war and for propaganda purposes, it's difficult to say russia has yet to turn key into dresden as the, you know, the british in the u. s. did a drug world war to basically leveled the city with conventional weapons. it was russia would seem to have that capability at any moment, which makes it very strange conflict where the, the power imbalances so vast on the saw in fastly, in favor on the side of the russians. and but they have yet, they've been slow in the way that they've gone about this. i think that was a surprise to the us who is, but who and it's been spun as russian weakness, but i don't think that's really been the case. so i don't see how it is without a russian victory and less nato in the u. s. inter overtly, and which would lead to a nuclear war. so i d

u. s. but that where to weather will move out of the way. here it warms up where to where the clearing away from central parts of canada. on the other hand, we'll see temperatures by 8 degrees celsius. therefore we'll pay as that wet weather makes his way towards the lakes. now to some whether to just around the south west, west of that jen. we try and find still warm in there, lay around $29.00. so she said the next day or so, still a few showers affecting a central and western parts of mexico. what was her recon orly now dissipating, still a few showers into northern parts of the country, but some heavy down post is coming back into some areas of mexico, some live the showers to into honduras and also into nicaragua. some really wet weather can affecting the eastern side of the caribbean as we go on through wednesday. a little dry by thursday. ah, with ah, with ah, ah, the watching out is there a reminder of our top stories this? russian president vladimir putin is finalizing his plans to annex for ukrainian regions. the upper house of par

and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000000 dollars. it's not that we're just writing the check and giving ukraine free money. almost none of that money, as cash goes to ukraine, where it go. with the one, laker custodian for voice commercial for the whole the quick see here in the quarter. so she lives in russia, your front of couple of what to look over here to she note. can you please shoot him to perth and forward the menu? it's thinking it's a little good now to stumble with. thank you. conflict with kentoria wilson. you are spending a filling, missouri, william stone of cool the freshman. nobody's room to me during your boy. she lou still is none of them from new items. couple more. my federal sure if yo

u. s. is probably a mixture of all of them with the u. s. having plausible deniability or least factions within the u. s. having plausible deniability where we're behind all the stuff and like to me it's very clear that they want the war. they want to an a wider war. but they're not sure on what terms they want that wider, where they just want to be able to get to eat. and the russians to over react to whatever provocation, you know, they keep punching the rushes in the face and they keep hoping that the rushes as they are i us enough. and we're just an interview which then gives us the though the west gives them the moral high ground to say ok. now assigned to take a rush. well, it by tom that, that, that works under the assumption that, you know, i've been playing with this. who's got the time and who's got the clocks. oh and, and, and again, they keep showing that the russians have both jeremy, i mean, it's really quite remarkable. yeah. okay. maybe the britain may be the poles. of course the americans know about it. but isn't it kind of pathetic when you think about it? is it ok, let's do another sabotage event, but it's not the u. k.

u. s. supreme court, where the 1st black woman to serve the judge is taking her seat. cassandra brown, jackson was appointed by president joe biden. earlier this year. one of jackson's friends is honored her with an ard piece that will be displayed in her chambers. asia, castro reports on this. this is a job that requires a lot of patients and a lot of scalpels. i will go through on a piece like this. may be 802200, number 11 scalable blades. crag pinsky is understated when describing his art, you know, in 1st grade, when you made snowflakes, it's nothing like that said i take a piece of paper and i cut holes in it. tens of thousands of holes, each one carefully cornered or rounded to create a pattern that upon taking a step back comes alive as an image light from the front and look at the shadow that my precise design shows up really shortly. harriet tubman, frank sinatra volota mirror, zalinski have all had their images captured by tin ski scalpels. but he says his latest piece is, is specially meaningful. it will adorn the judicial chambers of u. s. supreme court ju