u. s. white house, national security communications coordinator, and john kirby here described as reckless and dangerous. he said it was not uncommon to have such intercepts, but that this was a downright dangerous and it's still unclear where the, the russians were trying to send some kind of message there. but this is something that certainly would be raised with the russians directly. so we know that the president was briefed here in the early hours of the morning after all this happened early morning, european time. and now different levels of government here are either trying to get to clarification with moscow directly. we're still assessing the fall out from this very situation. the u. s. has been operating drones over the black. the things before the beginning of the war that intercepts are not uncommon, but how unusual is it that the u. s. and russian military would come so incredibly close to each other or unique is the word that was used by the white house spokesman don't kirby there? this hasn't happened before. and that's why all alarm bells ringing. and if this had not been a

u. s. white house correspondent can be how can have after a weekend of dramatic whitehouse emergency actions before us president joe biden on monday announced that the banking system is safe. but it made the announcement following the collapse of silicon valley and signature bank last week. 2 of the largest bank failures in us history on friday, us authority shut down silicon valley bank to protect depositors doing the same on sunday for signature bank. the bible says even though both are now under federal control. unlike the 2000 date financial crisis, taxpayers won't, for the bill, no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. let me repeat that no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. instead, the money will come from the fees, a banks pay and the deposit insurance fund. instead, the cost of covering the deposit will be paid for out of an emergency fund set up by a government agency known as the federal deposit insurance corporation or f t. i see it's funded on a quarterly basis by the banks themselves. additional bailouts will also come from selling off silicon valley banks asset. the banks

house foreign affairs committee is considering a measure that would grant the white house powers to ban. take talk from the u. s. tick tock is a modern day trojan horse of the c c p. use to surveil and exploit americans personal information. on monday, the white house ordered tick tock be removed from u. s. federal government devices, despite tick tock, assurances that all us users data is stored within the united states. a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said tuesday, the u. s. is targeting tick tock due to its popularity in the american market place . and in another separate but parallel action. the house financial services committee on tuesday advanced no fewer than 7 bills, either opposing china or supporting ty, one. this recent spate of antique china actions from washington comes at a time of escalating tensions that now are even less likely to ease hydro castro al jazeera washington. be raining, government says is investigating the poisoning of at least $650.00 school girls by toxic gas local media. say the attacks have been occurring since november and have been reported over 30 schools or none of

now at this point we've got see more her saying that he doesn't think that the white house of u. s. government will ever admit what they did regarding nordstrom to here's what he said. the last thing the white house look, i'm telling you they're never going to say they're never going to say, i surrender. they're just never going to do it. now see more hers is also indicated that he has further information to reveal regarding the destruction of nord stream to and this new report is being highly awaited. and there's a lot of anticipation to see what further details. seymour hersh has to reveal and light of today's piece from the new york times legal and media analysts, lionel says the mainstream media has resorted to repeating, instead of reporting while failing to carry any actual facts. i have read this story. 10 times i keep thinking they, they must have cut off a portion of this just doesn't say anything. 3 authors, 3 from the ones vaunted harold in new york times mainstream media. today. i don't of it's american of western, but mainstream media are repeaters, not reporters. they

u. s. reaction to the incident with our white house correspondent. kimberly, how can i can be 3 was saying earlier, john kirby has been doing the morning around yeah, the yeah. spokesperson for the national security council. john kirby speaking to the american public, but also to the broader global audience talking about what was conveyed by the united states to the russian ambassador to the united states as he was summoned on tuesday. and it was a very, very strong message, essentially, following that incident in the united states defended it's mission to saying that there in us national security interest, interest that they are perfectly legal over international waters. and that they will continue doing so. and that russia needs to be more careful in the eyes of the united states. with regard to the recovery of that m q 9 to rail and strong. according to john kirby, it may never be recovered. that's because it's at the bottom of the black sea. and because of the japs, it's likely to not be retrieved, but i, in terms of how this is being received in

u. s. president donald trump has been indicted by a manhattan grand jury on charges of paying alleged hush money ah, learned tendencies under 0 live from london, also coming up condemnation from the white house after a u. s. journalist is arrested in russia and charged with espionage summer, southern africa's largest banks, implicated in a money laundering scheme, exposed by our serious investigative unit. senegal was opposition, leader sentenced in a defamation case. his party describes as politically motivated. ah, hello manhattan grand jury is brought charges against the former u. s. president donald trump for alleged hush money payments made to an adult film actress during his 2016 presidential campaign trumpet, called investigation politically motivated and has denied having an affair with the actress. why cannot joint his life from washington dc? so what, what do we know about to what's actually going on here? what we've heard from several news agencies reporting that the grand jury has in greece to indict it is now apparently being confirmed by one of trumps lawyers. joe jack, a piano who's told the associated press at the grand jury has reached the decision to indict. now this is rat

now at this point we've got. 5 seymour her saying that he doesn't think that the white house or the u. s. government will ever admit what they did regarding nordstrom to here's what he said. the last thing, the white house, look, i'm telling you they're never going to say they're never going to say i surrender. they're just never going to do it. now see more hers is also indicated that he has further information to reveal regarding the destruction of north stream too. and this new report is being highly awaited. and there's a lot of anticipation to see what further details. seymour hersh has to reveal in light of today's piece from the new york times. absolutely, i, caleb, many thanks for breaking down the details for as i saw caesar callum open that not the latest reports on attempts to distract from the alleged western role in the pipeline at tank south, according to russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman. let's take a lesson. there was a media is bombarded by the news that the investigation into the terrorist attacks against nordstrom has a version that this is a non russia b, ukrainia

u. s. and speak with our white house correspondent, kimberly how that. kimberly, obviously tensions are running high in israel and from yahoo is under pressure to now from biden's. these men of known each other a very long time. yes, there's no question and as well, we have certainly had an update in just the last hour or so. we have had an address from the israeli leader to democracy summit that has been held virtually here at the white house where there has been a reminder, despite the tensions of that long standing alliance between israel and the united states. with these lit railey leader has called the u. s. president, a friend of 40 years and also said when it comes to the alliance that is unshakable. so there is this stressing of the importance of that relationship, but it was a very different relationship that was being characterized very much in the public view. less than 24 hours ago when we saw the tensions that at times similar between friends coming in to full display. and it was that exchanges that had to do, of course, with these judicial

u. s. reaction, but our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett white house spokesman, john could be reiterating a very strong warning to russia on the u. s. morning shows today. kimberly yeah, that warning not to escalate tensions. john kirby national security spokesperson reiterating what was communicated to the russian ambassador to the united states after he was summoned by the state department on tuesday. the position of the united states is that it was flying in legal, a international airspace. and that it was conducting missions that are of the security and the national interest of the united states and of its own security interests. and therefore, that it will continue to do so. and as a result, it is russia that needs to be more careful in the eyes of the united states. now in terms of this m q 9 surveillance drone, it's not been recovered. and according to john kirby, what he's saying is that it's likely that it never will be recovered. that's because it has fallen to the bottom of the black sea and because of the depths of those waters, it's likely to not be retrieved. now

the white house as all u. s. citizens traveling or residing in russia should leave immediately after moscow court ruled to detain. wall street journal reporter, evan gosh, coach on espionage charges. gush coach who is a us citizen, as did not guilty at the white house, as the charges against him. ridiculous. we don't have any specific indication that journalists were, would be targeted as we know this is incredibly sadly common for russia to detain americans. and that's why we've been very clear about about americans not going to russia. it is not safe for americans right now in russia. senate goals, alteration need it was my phone call has been given a 2 month suspended sentence for defaming the tourism minister. he did not appear in court. some good said the case against him is politically motivated, but he's been deployed in large numbers in the capital, dec out to prevent any violence for hills. former president, draco scenario has returned home after spending 3 months in the us state of florida . the far ri

u. s. to speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly halgert. and there is a natural assumption by those of us who are on the outside that israel and u. s. are incredibly close, but joe biden and benjamin netanyahu politically. very different. what's the context of these comments by joe biden? well, you're right there on the opposite ends of the political spectrum. and typically that is something that there have been able to work through. they have been friends for decades. and so the tensions have always been something that has been if there were tensions they have been really down played and a when they have simmered. they have not been in public view, but in the last 24 hours. that certainly has not been the case. the u. s. president gravely concerned about those proposed judicial reforms now on hold. but the u. s. president not holding back when he said that he was concerned and going even further saying that he believed this really prime minister should walk away from those plans altogether. we should point out that there is also something e

u. s. and german leaders have met in washington in a display of unity over the war in ukraine. it was olaf sholtes his 1st visit to the white house in russia's invasion in joe biden, to focus their talks on support for keith and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u. s. has also announced a new $400000000.00 aid package. military aid for keith shield says germany is committed to back in ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we're together organized on work step that we've made feasible that we can get the necessary with this time. i think it's very important that we give the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes less and for more on shorts is relatively speedy trip to washington bird join our political correspond. emily gorgine, emily, i know was somewhat close doors, not a lot of announcements to the press for after, but what do we know about what was achieved in this meeting? well, that's what we don't know, right? i mean, this was a working visit. this was a meeting behind closed doors, low profile, no press. and at the same time we do know the to

u. s. president donald trump delivered a nearly 2 hour long speech. he tries to return to the white house, and fisher reports from oxen, hill, and maryland. oh, some column, a political liability, a leader with a fragile legal, but donald trump again proved he remains the dominant figure in the u. s. republican movement at the conservative political action conference just outside washington. he drew the biggest load it was that through z as the crowd. oh, thank you very much and i'm thrilled to be back at sea back with thousands of great and true american patriots. unless what you're going to again, for the white house in 2024, he is the man to beat for the republican presidential nomination. and in the halls of the conference, many delegates admitted they won't be swayed by other interesting options. why think there's one guy that, you know, can get things done we, he's proven it and i think we need it back in august. and i think the people, you know, see that if this is any representation of what people are thinking, he's going to have a very nice time and 2024. you think you're quite e

u. s. and russia to meet on the sidelines also on the program. the white house sounds the alarm over a ledge poison attacks on school girls in iran that calls on tape for i'm to investigate claims that hard line religious groups are trying to stop girls getting an education. also a global protest kicks off in sydney of thousands of young people prepared to take to the streets all over the world and demand urgent action to counteract climate change. and i millennia old mystery that could soon be sold. new technology is giving us glimpses of hidden chambers inside one of the world's most famous ancient landmarks. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. meeting in delhi, if the g 20, a group of leading nations has ended in disagreement over the war in india. foreign minister says differences about russia's invasion could not be reconciled despite this u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking and his russian counterparts. okay. laugh roth did speak briefly on the sidelines with mr. blink and telling mr. laugher off to end the war. a gathering of leaders beset by

the white house says o u. s. citizens travelling or residing in russia should leave immediately after moscow court room to detain. wall street journal reporter, evan gash coverage on espionage charges. gush cabbage who is a us citizen, had pleaded not guilty. the white house, as the charges against him are ridiculous. we don't have any specific indication that journalists were, would be targeted as we know this is incredibly sadly common for russia to detain americans. and that's why we've been very clear about about americans not going to russia. it is not safe for americans right now in russia. after there is investigative unit, has uncovered a money laundering operation in south africa. no goods, no services, purely just money is wanting. a full member of the criminal syndicate has spoken exclusively round his era implicating his brother as the mastermind scheme involves some of south africa's biggest banks. and it was a physician leader. man sancho has become, has been given a 2 months suspended sentence for

u. s. and germany leaders have met in washington in the display of unity over the war in ukraine. it was all i've sholtes his 1st visit to the white house since rushes invasion. he and joe biden focused their talks on support for keith and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u. s. has also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid for key fact sold, says shaw says rather germany is committed to backing ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we together organize the step that we've made feasible that we can give the left to ukraine doing all the time. and at this time i think it is very important that we get the message that we would continue to do so as long as it takes, as long as it's necessary. dw, correspond, mikella accused. there has been following the german chancellor visit to washington and file this report. so on the very day that the united states announced 400000000 an extra funding to support ukraine. the german chancellor, olaf souls, and the united states of president joe biden met behind closed doors for one on one meeting. ukraine, of course, was at

u. s. dollars, the gold global currency, but also to the decisions made in the white house when they have thousands of miles away. when none of the people in their countries have elected n, the representatives that are making these decisions. but then we saw, you know, russia and china, if we look at all of these treaties and paperwork that was signed, a lot of it was actually about banking systems and banking technology. it was, i mean, rushes already integrated, a payment with a ram that is now allowing funds to fly. and, and the am for china. i mean that the, in a, the chinese market is just huge. the minute china can not. i mean, she says something about the where of using swift with some of his work. i mean, he's actually saying it so to see what happens in the next months to years is going to be incredibly interesting. that's all for now. me here to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour with the information. whoa, whoa, most all the independent journalists who pointed out that night.

u. s. and german leaders have met in washington in a display of unity over the war and ukraine. it was olaf sholtes his 1st visit to the white house since rushes invasion. he and joe biden focus their talks on support for keith and concern that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u. s. has also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid for chief shaw says germany is committed to back in ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we are together organized a step that we made feasible that we can give the necessary support of your crew during this time i think it's very important that we get the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes as long as it's necessary. and for more on children's speedy trip to washington were joined now by our political correspondent, emily gorgine. and there wasn't a lot of communication before or after this meeting. but i mean, what would you say that by admin schultz achieved omen. we don't know really isn't that way and this was a meeting behind closed doors. this was a working meeting, a working visit, and no pass was invited to jo

white house correspondent, committee health now. so money. an obvious one, but tell us to pass through the motivations for this company. yeah, this is something that the u. s. president has been talking about for a very long time in terms of his goals as a u. s. president. in fact, since he was campaigning to win the white house and it was really to rebuild the middle class in the united. busy states because he felt that the wealth gap between the highest income earners the lowest in the united states was just too wide. and so this is another attempt to try and close that i in this proposal. and so what he's doing here essentially is trying to save a government program that millions, tens of millions, in fact 60000000 seniors in the united states rely on in terms of their government health care. as the age is that this will stay solvent. in other words, that if this doesn't change in some way, in 5 years, it's really going to be in trouble and written may not even exist moving forward. so what the president is proposing is to close this wealth gap by and taxing the highest incomers in the united states. those are earning over 400000 in the united states, c

detention of mister goose glitch in the strongest in the strongest terms. condemnation from the white house all day u. s. journalist is arrested in russia and charged with espionage. and we look at why more palestinians in garza relying on charity to help them break their fostering. ah, former us president donald trump has been indicted by a grand jury in new york after investigation into a hush money payment made by his former lawyer to an adult film star. now this is said to have happened just before the 2016 presidential election. this is the 1st time a former us president has been charged with a crime. kristen salumi begins all coverage from new york adult film star stormy daniels and her alleged sexual encounter with donald trump is at the center of the criminal case against the former president. after she threatened to go public about the affair in the final days of trumps 2016 presidential campaign trumps. then fixer michael cohen paying her $130000.00 to keep quiet. cohen, who testified before the grand jury has said he made the payment at trump's direction, and in 2018, pleaded guilty to violat

white house next year. we'll get more from washington shortly. also coming up, the u. s. journalist is arrested in russia on spying charges. evan gush coverage of the wall street journal is the 1st american reporter to behold for espionage since the cold war. the white house has condemned his arrest. ah, i'm jared raid! welcome to the shop, but going to start with some breaking news. former us president donald trump is being hit with criminal charges. a grand jury in new york has voted to indict trump, following a probe into hush money paid to a porn star ahead of the 2016 presidential election. the manhattan district attorney's office says it has contacted trump's lawyers to arrange his surrender. trump is running to regain the white house in 2024. he's the 1st former us president ever to face criminal charges. our donald trump's lawyers vowed to fight any changes in court. and the former president himself has issued a statement in which he described himself as innocent. he also said, quote, this is political persecution and election interfere interference at the highes

u. s. president joe biden, and that is when it comes to invitations to the white house right now. the israeli prime minister has not been extended one, and there is not one in the foreseeable future. and that matters because, well, there has been this underscoring 5 years railey. what prime minister and a virtual summit on wednesday, just a few hours ago, he spoke a here at the white house, virtually saying that the relationship between israel in the united states is unshakable. that there are occasional differences, but certainly these can be worked out. there is this effort by the u. s. president joe biden to make a strong statement about these judicial reforms. and so that is what he's done. he said that not only i am the last 24 hours as he said he's concerned. but he's really going much further when asked by reporters whether or not there would be an invitation to the white house in the near term. he said not in the near term, so he's a certainly making a point that he does not agree politically with what is going on and is your right now, even though both men are underscorin

u. s. reaction to this incident with our white house correspondent, kimberly. how could, kimberly, i see john kirby has been during the mornings arounds today. and he has been issuing a very strong warning on behalf of the white house to russia. the latest from national security spokesperson, john kirby, to russia. i is the message that the white house has been communicating to the russian ambassador to the united states. and that is that moscow must be more careful when flying over international aerospace, the united states maintains that it has been operating legally with its aircraft over international waters. and that it has been conducting oh air flights that are within the parameters of the interests of us national security and will continue to do so. now, with regard to that m q 9 surveillance drone john kirby this folks 1st and says that it's likely that it will never be recovered. it is at the bottom of the black sea and due to the depths of those waters, it is likely that it will not be able to be retrieved. now, all of this is not sitting well in ter

u. s. and russia do meet on the sidelines also on the program. white house signs the alarm over alleged poison attacks on school girls in iraq calls on tag try to investigate claims at the hard line, religious groups, the trying to stop girls getting an education they millennia old mystery that could soon be solved. new technologies, giving us glimpses of hidden chambers inside, one of the world's most famous ancient landmarks. i'm forget, welcome to the program. a meeting in delhi of the j. 20 group of leading nations has ended in disagreement over the war and you cry. india's foreign minister says differences about russia's invasion could not be reconciled. despite this u. s. secretary of state i'm to me, blanket and his russian counterpart, so gay lover of did speak briefly on the sidelines with mr. blink and telling mr. latter off to end the war a gathering of leaders beset by division. the ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite their best efforts, the conflict qu

white house proposes legislation. it doesn't make legislation that is approved by the u. s. congress because there co equal branches of government. and that is made up of democrats and republicans right now. the white house is a democrat controlled, a house at the moment. so, oh, what we've got is a bit of a debate that is going to take place before it is finally to become law. so this is justice proposal form, you can bet that it's going to have some changes, especially when republicans way in on this because they see this is income redistribution and they're not big fans of that. so i expect that there are going to be some changes in the republican controlled house of representatives, but the bottom line is what we're really going to see here is this being an election issue in 2024 in the presidential election. because what's on the line here are 2 really important government programs, particularly in states like florida, as well as arizona where there are a lot of seniors that go to retire. i, it's not just going to be medicare that's very dear, but also show social secu

u. s. for causing the dispute over taiwan. the white house insist that this doesn't change their approach to its systemic rival, but it may well be a new lo and us china relations. i'm nicole for a li, kimberline, and this is the day ah, we have on if the united states does not hit the breaks down and continues to speed down the wrong path, it will surely be conflict and compensation. we've been very clear in our approach . it's not change, we want an approach of competition, not conflict, please. i'm a, don't you? why does the united states asked china not to provide weapons to russia? why don't keep selling arms to taiwan jones and ultimately it's their choice to make, and we really strongly urge them to make the right choice. the more unstable, the world becomes, the more imperative to china and russia to steadily advance their relations. also on the day, russia moves to implement even more draconian laws against domestic criticism of its war against ukraine or the the skull statements. even if it's just one sentence or, or single piece of

are cooling g r a t to highness beg turns within the earth and china roy again as the white house has ordered all u. s. federal agencies to remove the chinese owned social network, tick tock from their systems and devices on face. it could compromise state secrets beijing as lashed out at the measure. call it an unjust, a viable violation of fair business practices. niggley she's yet or how cap? well, how unsure of itself can the world top superpower like the yes speak to fear young people's favorite app like that? we firmly opposed those wrong actions. the u. s. government should respect the principles of market economy and for a competition stop suppressing the companies and provide an open fair and non discriminatory environment for foreign companies in the u. s. the u. s. has all the federal agencies fulfill the directive within 30 days, canada and the e. you have also adopted similar restrictions, particularly concerning devices with access to secure networks. whereas in officials have a laser chinese authorities could use the app for espionage operations. the company have adamantly denied those

u. s. administration just set up a task force on anti semitism. the u. s. in the past used to give advice to envoys from around the world. now they came to the white house to give advice to the united states. what has changed? well a j c, just put out american jewish committee, just put out a, a survey of anti semitism that shows that over 40 percent of jews living in the united states feel less secure now than they did even one year ago. that's a 10 percentage point, increase the number of people who have changed their behavior so as to not be identifiable jewish out of fear for what might happen to them is dramatically higher than it's been. so there's a need for action and the by the administration is committed to create a national action plan, and that's what brought us together today from that annual survey you conduct, it's also clear that $99.00 out of 10 americans jewish in general, americans at feel it this is an issue for society as a whole. so what do you do with that information? i well 90 percent of the american people acknowledge that it's a problem because antisemitism never just stops with the jews. it suggests a greater problem in democ

u. s. government that begins here at the white house with president obama begins with our security visor, jack sullivan. it applies to the secretary of state, of course, of the special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, the hostage recovery fusion, sell at the f b i. but overall it takes leadership to make something a persistent priority. we build structures almost a decade ago to get there. we have the leaders right now with the present, with jake, with the secretary of state. ah, who are ensuring that that is translating into results like the very happy results were reaching here, welcoming paul back to the united states, back with his family. are there elements of this case that are relevant to others that are out there? that may not be in the news right now? i think all of the steve goes back to those conversations involving the national security advisor, james sullivan, and rwandan government officials in which we were able to make that pivot from simply saying this must be resolved. this is unacceptable to quietly saying how, what steps can take us from here to there. and that

u. s forces quickly struck back targeting facilities used by iran's revolutionary guard, so, says u s officials say u. s officials this morning cnn got reaction from the white house. we don't seek a war with iran. we're not looking for an armed conflict with that country or another war in the region. we do seek to protect our mission in syria. all of this is unfolding as president biden is set to meet with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau. we are alive in ottawa. we're waiting to hear from the president himself. on this attack in syria. also just a few minutes ago. you can see him there in the back of him. that is trump attorney evan corcoran, arriving at a washington dc courthouse. he just entered the building. he is going to testify today before a grand jury in the mara lago classified documents probe and he will do so without the protection of attorney client privilege. first that we are getting new information about this deadly flare up of hostilities in syria overnight, president biden ordered retaliatory airstrikes after a drone attack killed a u. s contractor. five u. s. service members and another u. s contractor were also wounded. cnn's natasha

u. s . house foreign affairs committee has voted to give president biden the power to bomb chinese owned media up to talk. the white house has already told federal agencies to removed up from star phones because of security concerns. to talk has also been banned on government issued firms in canada and other european parliament backtock alaina's following developments from washington dc. the bill passed out of this house committee by a very partisan vote 24 to see keen republicans argue that this poses a potential national security challenge. they argue the china could be using this information to basically spread missed information to target people, to track people. that is a charge the tick tock, denies democrats or against the bill, because they say it's simply too broad that it could interfere with the 1st amendment. the freedom of speech. so what happens next? well, it goes to the full house for a vote, and republicans are in charge. but by the slowness, majority democrats though, control the senate. so if they remain united against this bill, it's unlikely that i'll land on president biden's death expert say,