u. s. white houses that have been watching development center. i tried to jo castro reports from washington dc. the white house, as president biden has been briefed on the attack on all of us thought air based any rock add in a statement by it and said he and his national security team discussed steps to defend us forces and respond in a manner in place of the us is choosing. meanwhile, the pentagon says that in the last 24 hours us forces detected and destroyed several attempted. who's the strikes targeting us and coalition forces and merchant vessels? us and com says that it is troy 5 who's the drones and who seek control territory and over the gulf of dun and the red sea. the us also destroyed a drone ship and an anti ship ballistic missile in the red sea. as the clock takes toward a possible iranian strike against israel, the us says there is hope yet for diplomacy to bring down the temperature. your secretary of state on to the blinking can lead a last minute virtual meeting with his g 7 counterparts on sunday. in an effort to try to exert d

u. s. embassy white men with guns came out, rushed at us, and hit 2 of our brothers, and the americans tried to threaten us. we are shocked by these actions of the americans for bid us peaceful action. why do they support them terrorist? the thanks for the ban, that's the indonesian president likes response to new e u laws that prohibit the import of products linked to deforestation. after meeting with french president and manual, my crime, the southeast asian leader announced to state would only benefit from the restrictions if you want to ben or palm while from entering europe. i say thank you very much. we'll use our a palm oil for the benefit of our people. it's human soul sufficiency in energy. we feel that if you're of does not want to buy our opponent oil, we're grateful. it's a blessing in disguise. to the new band requires european market actors to prove that their commodities do not originate from recently deforested land or have contributed to forest. the degradation the you is aiming to reduce carbon emissions with the new legislation. palm oil is just one of the products on the

u. s. has participated in and the white house took that criticism head on earlier briefing reporters drake sullivan saying that they were aware that the us here is in fact negotiating for prisoners which is used to be a red line that wasn't cross. and yes, they are aware of the risk that this may put us citizens traveling abroad and adver serial countries. further at risk. but their response to that, they said was 2 parts. one saying that whether or not they were making these deals to free us prisoners, there would still be us citizens being taken prisoner. they say under false pretenses were innocent in foreign countries. and secondly, they said that they calculated the risk of just leaving these americans. there and they said that was simply not worth it. that was not a possibility. they would enter chain. so they think this was a well calculated move to agree to this prisoner swap against 16 people released from russian prison and exchange for 8 russians, returned it to russia, including convicted cyber attackers, spies and assassins from germany, all of whom were given in exchange for

u. s. is, is very much of represented. the white house has been saved, that it still sees a diplomatic solution as the way forward for a more peaceful and secure region. but you can certainly tell that nerves are on edge here. yeah. yeah. i mean, amazing. the they're, they're taking the positive spin on this, what we'll see if that's where events indeed to take is janelle, in washington. janelle, thanks for your recording. thank it was a day, it continues online. you'll find this on the x also known as twitter, and youtube dw news. you can follow me on social media, bring dot tv, and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody the when i was younger, kind of the best one of the most part of choice. it was stigmatized my generation, these candidates as a part of our culture. no, we're not doing that. v as in marijuana. accrued strongly conflicts, but sometimes unexpected reasons. we the new young generations want to change our region lucky, older generation rejected legalization

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white house. unless safety is of the u. s. recession, the more likely to disadvantage harris, and that she can convince they to she's the best person to turn the economy around . victoria, item b, l, g 0, accounting, the cost. well, here's a look at what the economic data says. the unemployment rate rose to 4 points, 3 percent in july, the highest level since 2021. while the labor market cooled, more than expected. adding just 114000 jobs wage growth slow to with average hourly pay. rising 3.6 percent over the last 12 months, job growth was concentrated in just a handful of sectors, including health, social assistance, and construction. the days following fall short of the $175000.00 jobs, full cost, cent stopped markets tumbling. all the economic data suggested that the economy was losing momentum. manufacturing activities fell to an 8 month flow in july bots. president joe biden says the economy is still making progress. it expanded at an annual rate of 2.8 percent in the 2nd quarter of the year. and of course being the wor

we're bringing in our white house correspondent, kimberly how good kimberly the u. s. as in the middle of all of this, right, the deal is being negotiated. that framework was laid out by joe biden. and now the details are also according to the mediators being provided suggested by the us. what are you learning on your end? if anything of the yeah, all we just heard from the us president in the oval office just moments ago. he was asked about how he's feeling about this progress in terms of where things stand and what he told reporters if it were closer than we've been. he doesn't want to in his words, jakes anything, but uh, closer then things have been even just 3 days ago. but we're not there yet. now. in terms of where things stand, terms of those finer details. that's what we're hearing from the national security council spokesperson. john kirby is really what is being worked out and what will be worked out in cairo. in other words, what uh, how things were left in the high. is that that a framework that was put forward by president by that and back in may, is stil

acceptance of his father has issued a proposal to assume the reins of power, the white house was skeptical for the u. s. a. duffy was a good duffy he was a reformer, but certainly by comparison to his father. and he was the face of libya and reform to the west. but he also grew up under an abusive authoritarian and sometimes crazy father who we had to please and work within that framework. the meanwhile, fighting in libya, continued village by village and town by town, the rebels gained ground, the ambassador, jean fritz was blown out, but remained in contact with president obama stays on. his lum asked him to convey messages to the us president the united states should take care in terms of what side it shows up because it was read, it was misreading the situation. this was not a national rebellion directed against the conduct the government. but in fact, was a g hottest revolt. save that, his loan went on the attack, not just against the rebels, but also against the french president. i was the 1st of all those clowns are closed in, let's give libya some money back coming up and we'll bring the detail

a some sort of combined attack in israel's air space, you know, the white house has just released the statement saying that the u. s. president joe biden is how they coal with guitars and the chick the name been how many autonomy it says that they address the efforts to de escalate regional tensions, including through an immediate cease fund and hostage release, deal as to by then shake to meet agreed on the agency of bringing the process to closure as soon as possible. both leaders, i'm that teens agreed to remain in place coordination over the coming days. let's get the ball this with all white house correspondent. kimberly how get well, the statement was the statement. kimberly the categories have been that they media uses along with the egyptians of this war on gauze. so they've expressed that frustration in recent days at the assassination of the chief palestinian negotiator as well as the so what you think this coal was meant to do between these 2 leaders? oh, well the call is really uh, something that has been a part of a larger project. what we've had is the us president making a series of calls along with

the statement from the white house saying that they were briefed on stuff that the u. s has taken to defend its forces and respond. they said in a manner in place of this country's choosing. they were also briefed on the ongoing tensions in the region on the movement of us war ships and war planes into the region in an able to better protect us forces as well as lend support to israel is in when iran launches and attack all of that side, there's also still diplomatic efforts going and the white house still is hopeful that that can prevent further escalation. the president and the vice president were briefed today on those efforts as well. how do you, thanks very much indeed. so to come on, al jazeera will tell you more about tropical storm debbie, which made land for them in northern coastal florida warnings of height, weight and heavy flooding the halo that let's have a look at the weather across north america. and it is a divided picture, we still got very hot and dry conditions dominating in the west, but out east what it is looking very wild particular for the southe

u. s. president joe biden has spoken to his coterie ended chips and counterparts. the white house has yet to release retails of those separate phone calls. but we do expect that there will be 2 readouts coming in the coming hours if not late on friday, then perhaps on saturday, early or on friday, the national security council communications advisor, john kirby said to reporters in a telephone briefing that the meetings so far and tiro that took place on thursday and on friday have been constructive. they will continue on sunday with the c i a director of william burns, as well as the white house of mid east adviser, brett, regard, taking part in those talks. one thing that has been stressed according to a report from the a gyptian media, is that a, the presidente, i'll cc, and the president biden agreed that there needs to be more flexibility on both the part of israel and her malls, in terms of trying to wrap up these talks and to bring about a ceasefire, a release of the captives from her most attention and the bringing in of humanitarian aid to gaza as quickly as possibl

reports from chicago's as he took to the stage, an emotional joe biden white to way a tier democratic delegates shared and gave the u. s. president, a long standing globally when i gave my best for 50 years. like many of you are getting my heart and soul organization. the sliding told the proud the time had come to pass the baton these vice president. she's tough, she's experienced. and she has a norm as integrity norm as integrity. still after more than a half century medical surface wide until delegates, he's proud of his accomplishments and his greatest legacy may still be to calm if he could hold israel's war garza the civilian sufferings of the policy people. and finally, finally, finally deliver a cease fire. and in this war, pamela harris made a surprise appearance. earlier in the night, to give introductory remarks to delegate, amid rapturous applause, she paid tribute to abide and jo, thank you for your historic leadership, for your lifetime of service to our nation and for all you will continue to do. we . * 4 of our great way for harris's candidacy, former secretary of state hillary clinton wrote the proverb

jordan, let's go to kimberly how good who is at the white house in washington dc. kimberly the u. s. president appears to believe that this 10 fingers crossed get done. yeah, and i can tell you that right now there is a senior administration official. that is the reason we're porter. so call isn't going to fax. it's in bargain until that call ends. and so if you do come back to me within the hour, i will have new lines for you. uh, what i can tell you is that uh further to what our corresponded. mohammed jammed you told us just moments ago. yes, there are indications that this deal is very close and i can give you more on that as soon as that and bar the lips. and i can also tell you that there is real interest in keeping the tensions between a ron ad is real low. just to make sure that this gets over the finish line again, the feeling that this has been what is the most productive sessions in terms of these talks, is one that is shared among the negotiators is actually the united states, but also top tar and egypt. so there is a lot of optimism going into next week in cairo. the fa

u. s. was involved in the attack on late critical energy infrastructure versus recently to the north stream pipelines or the white blood of europe. the, all of the chemical industries, this vast chemical complex that forms the foundation of the german economy has been cut off from russian national natural gas. the gas is that feedstock is the basic, is like at the top of the pyramid for the entire chemical industry of germany. and then the chemical industry of germany is like the top of the pyramid for the entire economy and then attractively for the economy. a bureau because it was such a monumental undermining of europe. there were all sorts of attempts to made, made to cover up what happened. there was a great embarrassment to the united states and to all know you tell me the fact that even now they're coming up with new stories. the 1st story was that russia had destroyed its own pipeline that had worked for one for years. and everybody just dismissed that as being so absurd that no, no, no, no 3 year old child would believe that explanation. so then they moved on to other things and other things. but i think

u. k. 's, new labor government is facing a national crisis as the worst writing in 13 years sweeps, the country violence by far white groups follows the spectral, stopping of 3 young girls at a dunce class, and so forth. last week, more than a 140 people have been arrested since saturday night. but he seems to say they've deployed for fighters and additional officers to deal with the disorder. well, let me give you a quick look at where the protests of being held manchester level pull on nothing. i'm just a few of the cities where there were demonstrations on saturday. on sunday, police responded to violent disorder in lancaster bolton middle school, and rather than u. k prime minister castanan has said what he describes as follow write songs for regrets, taking part to recent violence that is mostly targeted refugees and other minority communities across the country of us, all of which centers this reports from level another day. another battle between via to and the police. the front lines this time a hotel housing migrants in rolls around in the north of england. on the far right protest, advertised as peaceful,

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u. s. presidential hopeful cumberland harris picks her running mate. us medias say she has chosen symbols to be her vice president. if she wins the white house in november, the roles is currently going out of state as minnesota in the midwest region, the seen as crucial to democratic election items. also coming up on the present, i'm fine with that. she's student. protests leaders said they weren't accepts an army lead government author bringing down the prime minister that amounting, but nobel laureate, for how many units be put in charge of an interim administration. the mid rising tension and see it of an oil regional in the middle east. lebanese group has blocks north chest, a series of drone, and miss all attacks against israel. the manuscript has mckinnon. welcome and we've stopped the show with some breaking news . us media are reporting the vice president. cumberland harris has picked timbales as a running mate, old as the governor of the democratic stronghold of minnesota. but of the other say his presence on the ticket could help when a vote says we are in midwest in battle. ground state flight, wisconsin, and michigan about

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u. s. right now is having any impact on, on economic use, current thinking, is he perhaps escalating to ensure that that should have less sympathetic president take the white house it but when the election in november took the white house from january of the hands of tide as far as the conflict is concerned, absolutely, the narrative here in the united states is completely pro, is a, it's almost as if the genocide in gaza doesn't exist. it's really amazing how there's any pro palestinian sympathy here or empathy for the plight of the palestinians. given the dominant narrative in the public domain, in public spaces on mainstream american media. and they say, these have been brilliant at framing the narrative, any way that test them in a completely positive life. as if nothing you all who i need is a cabinet can do absolutely no wrong as if the palestinians don't matter. palestinian lives do not matter. and so i think what we're seeing is really the p r machine that these in the government has a at its disposal here in the us, in, in uh, full force in operation covering this as well as policy of assassination against leading figures from the palestinian resi

white house make stop the world war 3. even before kamala harris or donald trump in there at 1600 pennsylvania avenue in january, kind of douglas mcgregor is a u. s. army veteran inform a senior advisor to view a secretary defense in the trump administration. he advised on putting the was on yugoslavia in the rock and was on the board of his alma mater. the u. s. military academy at west point is books of military changing clues transformation on the 5 revolutionizing how america fights. he's also now the ceo of the move and country, our choice. he joins me now from virginia. thank you so much kind of for coming on, so us extra se, blinking meaning southeast asia this week. and the actually, this is the 70 and none of us revising our signing the us japan agreement giving, giving you ok. now m u. s. as in boulder, venezuela or africa, new jeron, molly, apparently, against russia, against china, against iran. how prepared is the united states full war as well? i would say at this point, not terribly well prepared. we're stretched very, very soon around the world. our armed forces are perhaps smaller than they have been in decades. although having s

is in charge of the white house may kick start world war 3, even before kamala harris or donald trump in here at 1600 pennsylvania avenue in january. kind of douglas mcgregor is a u. s. army veteran and full. i'm a senior advisor to the us extra defense in the trump administration. advise on putting the was on yugoslavia and the rock and was on the board of his alma mater, the u. s. military academy at west point. his books on military changing clues transformation under 5 revolutionizing how america fights. he's also now the ceo of the move and country, our choice. he joins me now from virginia to thank you so much kind of our coming on so us secular to say blinking, meaning, se, asia this, we can the actually this he is the 70 and of us revising our signing the us japan agreement giving, giving you ok now, m u. s. as in boulder, venezuela or africa, and the jaron molly, apparently against russia, against china, against iran. how prepared is the united states for war? well, i would say at this point to not terribly well prepared. we're stretched very, very thin, around the world. our armed forces are perhaps smaller than they have been in decades. although having s

u. s. is deploy an at cost carriers point group to support as well. the american i've list vision at the top of that date was hep, upgrading the national security as positive, the white house, who always say something and then we can look something the international your needs update. great to have you with this at this hour. it is a bubble pat day. we're going to start with our top story now. and this is the fact that ukraine has once again hinted that they will attack russia's bridge to crime in a cabin military intel chief. this is carol booth and of made those comments off the he previously found to retake the peninsula. but of course had failed. a seizure was given away in moore, oklahoma. your folks doesn't have a bridge. what's not there? there is no bridge and her reservoir, but there's one in our walters and i don't want it to be there. i think you agree. you've talked about this more than once. i completely agree with, you know, the housing going well really begun. everyone is working on long range strikes and on this all this requires that say, is a comprehensive solution. the work is underway and shows can we expect any results in the near future? and wha

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white house correspondent give a hell kit testable from chicago. as he took to the stage, an emotional joe biden wiped away a tear. democratic delegates cheered, and gave the u. s. president of long standing globally. when i gave my best for 50 years. like many of you are getting my heart and soul or a nation wide and told the crowd the time had come to pass the baton deeds, vice president. she's tough, she's experienced and she has a norm as integrity norm as integrity. still after more than a half century medical surface wide until delegates, he's proud of his accomplishments, and his greatest legacy may still be to tom. if he could hold israel's war garza the civilian sufferings of the policy people. that's why we finally finally deliver a ceasefire in this war. pamela harris made a surprise appearance earlier in the night to give introductory remarks to delegate, amid rapturous applause. she paid tribute to abide and jose, thank you for your historic leadership, for your life time of service to our nation. and for all you will continue to do, we are forever a great way for harris's candidacy. former secretary of state hillary clinton wrote the proverbial gl