u. s. will provide precision rocket systems while germany has promised modern anti aircraft missiles. but russian foreign minister said caleb, rove has responded by saying that these weapons deliveries risk, bringing what he called a 3rd country into the conflict these at the advanced rocket systems, the u. s. will be sending to ukraine long requested by president philadelphia zalinski. keith harps these type of weaponry, we'll give it the upper hand. these medium range missiles could strike into russian territory, but ukraine has a great not to use them to do so. writing in the new york times, president biden announced the latest military aid to help ukraine in its fight against the invading forces. that russia's foreign minister warned the deliveries could draw a 3rd country into the wall. the good is the condition of the switches to such risks, of course exist to do what the key of regime is demanding from its western suppliers in such a categorical manner as we were. first, it crosses all bo

u. s. will be sending to ukraine long requested by president, followed me zalinski keith harps these type of weaponry. we'll give it the upper hand. these medium range missiles could strike into russian territory. but ukraine has a grade not to use them to do so. writing in the new york times, president biden announced the latest military aid to help ukraine in its fight against the invading forces. but russia's foreign minister warned the deliveries could draw a 3rd country into the wall. but it is the condition of this wishes to such risks, of course exists as to what the key of regime is demanding from its western suppliers in such a categorical manner. as we went 1st, it crosses all boundaries of decency and diplomatic communication. i'm q brochure, a diploma description of the root, and 2nd, it's a direct provocation of aim to getting the west involved in combat, liam reduced. well, actually in a speech to the german parliament on wednesday, chancellor left schultz followed in biden's foots

u. s. will put a permanent army headquarters there. now, the word permanent has always been very touchy with nato because it, there were agreements not to permanently station along russia's border that was blown away with, with rushes, invasion of ukraine, like so many other understandings. and the u. s. will also be reinforcing in romania and they're talking about thousands of troops. so this truly is going to be an historic summit in terms of how nato is building up against what it now sees as a very persistent threat from russia. that's going to last for years to come. terry, thank you so much for your reporting, and i look forward to talking to you throughout the day. that was our correspond. terry schultz there at the nato summit in madrid. well, ukraine's president followed me. zalinski has urged the united nations to expel russia as a member and label it a terrorist state. he addressed the un security council after a russian missile struck, struck a shopping mall, killing at least 18 people. russia claims it did not target them

u. s. central bank announces its largest interest rate hike and nearly 30 years after consumer prices reached a 40 year high in the u. s. will get more from our market expert. also on the show, thrushes gas prom blames repair delays for lower gas deliveries to germany. but berlin isn't buying it. we ask an energy expert, what the impact will be, and work less produce more can be done. british companies test drive a 4 day work week. i'm christy platt. this is d w. a business. the u. s. federal reserve has approved its largest single interest rate hike in almost 30 years. it's a signal that the central bank is serious about raining in the countries stubbornly high inflation. the 3 quarters of a percentage point increases the fed's largest since 199094 and higher than the half point hike into that. in recent weeks, economists, investors and investors began anticipating a more aggressive response after the latest data showed us, consumer prices grew at their highest pace in 40 years and may with costs for food, gas, and housing all searching. well, here's how it fed chairman durham, pow opened his remarks today. we at the fed un

u. s. will produce the prices double digit as well . and the federal reserves, again a jacket, the interest rates may be 75 basis points. maybe a 100 were in a new territory as far as inflation acceleration in the u. s. of course, you're bunning uranium exports or, or impulse. it only exacerbate, i think was possibly the cost of his electricity from nuclear pants. and i mean from uranium to neon. now of the western japan recently banned the export of high tech equipment to russia. the russian government responded and restricts it to the export of in its gases, including neon. how do you think this will affect the high tech manufacturing industry which has already been suffering from a chip shortage? yeah, well the detect industry is in deep trouble here. it's, you know, it's stock values are contracting very, very quickly here. i think the u. s. will continue the economic war against a russia, in other words, sanctions are particularly military related good sanctions, even if the end of a hot or

u. s. from the rest of our european allies and partners in the contract, it's a question of persistence will the u. s. and it's a european allies show the same resilience, the ukrainian people and their army are showing on the battle front, where we continue to provide these packages every few weeks. you know, every 2 weeks with united states, every 2 weeks from europe to bring artillery rounds. the rocket rounds that are also include in this package, but also vehicles artillery vehicles. there's 18 in this package, but we need other ones from our european partners and then rocket launching systems where european partners as well. now to smother stories making headlines around the world to day, even refugee agency says the number of displaced people worldwide has risen to 100000000. that's the highest number recorded since world war 2. russia's invasion of ukraine is one of several crises that have pushed the number higher. in the u. s . a panel of advisors to the food and drug administration has endorsed coven 19 shots for children aged 6 months to 5 years. as the last demographic without a

u. s. will be sending to ukraine long requested by president for letting me zalinski keith hopes these type of weaponry will give it the upper hand. these medium range missiles could strike into russian territory that ukraine has a great not to use them to do so. it's russia that is attacking ukraine, not the other way around the ukrainians have given us assurances that they will not use these systems against targets on russian territory. ah, there is a strong trust bond between ukraine in the united states, as well as with our allies and partners. but russia's foreign minister warned the deliveries could draw a 3rd country into the wall. but it is the condition of the switches to such risks . of course exist to what the key of regime is demanding from its western suppliers in such a categorical manner as we went 1st, it crosses all boundaries of decency and diplomatic communication. i'm cupid alecia, a diploma through scrub junior. our 3rd and 2nd. it's a direct provocation of aim to getting th

u. s. will be crucial encountering russian attacks in the long battle over ukraine's eastern territory. and frank led, which is a military analyst based in the u. k. he told us more about the u. s. rocket systems now promised to ukraine and what impact they'll have on the russian offensive. the tactics of the russians are based around blasting the way through to local tactical success rather than any particular skills or aptitude. and that's because the russians go very major on our teller and always have back decades after about a 100 years. so in the eighty's, nato developed these multi large rocket systems, specifically, to challenge this problem of russian artillery. and what was, what we see now, announced the hyman system from the u. s. is the latest iteration of that. and it's specifically designed to reach behind the lines and attack russian equivalence and their supply lines. so it's taking the battle more deeply into russian lines. that's very good news for the ukrainians. the american

we will agree that biggest overall, while we collected the events that are in since the end of the cold war and u. s. is of course been much part of that. and then we will invite seen in the scene to join april. and that demonstrates, with naples door is open and it them was at the president who didn't, has not succeeded in closing, that was door that he is getting the opposite. the wealthy won't see once less they thought, percent booty is getting more and they thought, boy, of finance written, joining our alliance. well, currently the north atlantic treaty organization, nato consists of 30 members that includes the u. s. canada, most of mainland europe, the u. k. and turkey, which is heard nato chief engineer back there, say that sweden and finland can now be invited to join the defense organization if they do, it would significantly bolster the alliances northern plank. both countries have cooperated with nato in a limited fashion for almost 30 years. and bring additional military assets to the table. that includes finland's more than $200000.00 reservists and sweden's submarine fleet. but finlan

will key of has suggested the new rocket systems, the u. s. is sending to the country cut have a range of 300 kilometers. that's despite the pentagon stating it will only hand over rockets limited to an 80 kilometer firing distance. who need to pick nationalist? good. do you remember how this will started them, but they were afraid to give us extra sting as extra javelins? and they said it was a precedent. they could never set. and now there are lots of than the stiffness that could be no token artillery and yet western artillery has now been received. so where the radius is 80 kilometer is there, you say it will be 300 kilometers in crimea, is ours, it's ukrainian. therefore, we will show crimea swiftly if there is such a need. this is considered strategic russian territory, and the fact that we hate crimea during the war, that was a little secret do. the last, a 300 kilometer claim is true, that when the russian borders city of brianna sc within range, as you can see here on the map for an edge on smell, lynch could also be at risk. russia ha

u. s. will not try to bring about his ouster in moscow so long as the u. s. o our allies, i'm not attacked, we will not be directly engaged in this conflict. we do not want to prolong the wool just to inflict pain on russia late for that, considering we create and fighters are already and continue to be nato arms. washington's objectified says, is to help you credit rating on bass while getting leverage at the negotiating table. maybe you can start by showing you training president of a lot of years once you where exactly that table is. because apparently he and his officials are having a lot of trouble finding it and making their way there is days. ryan shot gun on his reckless jury ride is none other than british prime minister horse johnson, like britain often dies when washington embarks on misguided foreign military ventures. johnson has being ending on his american counterparts to provide weapons while insisting that there be no negotiation between crane and russia. the prime minister shared his conviction that ukraine would when supported with the right

u . s. will only send rockets with a range of 80 kilometers ah, rocks with however, an anonymous official started by the new york times that even from 80 kilometer distance, ukrainian forces could still hit russian territory. if firing near the buddha, the officials at the u. s. would rely on a promise from presidency lensky that they weaponry would not be used to it. to attack russia. one senior administration official acknowledged that even the rockets with a 48 mile limit could be used to attack targets inside russia if the system was brought to the ukraine. russia border. but the official said that ukraine's government had assured the united states that would not happen. i know, would lose people on united states or saying were someone in the white house or saying that we might be using them to talk russia. look, we're not, we're planning to attack russia. we're not interested in russian federation. we're not fighting on their territory. despite ukraine's president promising not to attack rus

u. s. also announces new weapons for ukraine . president biden now says the u. s. will sent keith more advanced rocket systems after ukraine gives assurances, it will not use the myself to strike targets inside russia. and aspiring may to applicants in sweden and finland, seek to overcome turkeys objections to them joining the alliance love talk to sweden's defense minister about his country's membership. ah, i'm glad others welcome to the program. germany's chancellor, all of shots has announced the delivery of modern air defense systems to ukraine, and his speech dominated by economic and security concerns addressed to parliament comes 3 months off. the shoals describe the war in ukraine as a turning point in a german foreign and security policy. which answer also saw to deflect of some criticism that his government is not doing enough, stated that berlin has supplied weapons since the beginning of the war. he denounced what he called russia's imperialist onslaught, and promised to continue supporting ukraine as long as it is necessary. need a few years and in contrac

u. s. will for more. let's go to youngs corta at the new york stock exchange. hi there. yes. can you tell us why aren't americans buying houses like they used to? chrissy, i just look at what happened to home prices here in the united states. recently, it typical us home was worth about $344000.00. that was a good $70000.00 more then at the end of 2020. so this is a one side of the medallion and then on top of it also the price for her mortgage is have increased quite a bit. so at the beginning of the year, the 30 year mortgage rate was at about 3 percent now it's almost at 5 and a half percent. so it's also more expensive to finance those houses. right. yeah, i'm talking about more expensive. a lot of things are more expensive these days. how might a lower demand for mortgages bleed out into the rest of the u. s. economy? yeah, sure. i mean, chris, the one over all the building and housing into 3 is one of the bigger cornerstone. some of the into theory or of the economy here in the united states in general. but then also if you look at the indirect effect, i mean a lot of p

u. s. will. will they withstand that? nor had they haven't stood until now. i think they will not stand then. yes, we do. sphere. we're and support a peaceful, negotiated settlement of the conflict. death said beyond, if a country wants us to do dictate us that you should know because the u. s. and other countries dictate on interests more seriously than a popular opinion. so in that way, i do not think that it will happen, it have that has not happened. and it will not happen it at all and hasn't been in bold in since the start of the conflict that, that countries in your there does it where you had the water line right up. we had a lot of pressure and the box on the government previous, and this one took it very formidably and or, and we, as they said, we had a great relation to the ukraine as well. there was no issue between box, i'm ukraine, and we keep that we are, but it is impossible that the united states and other countries desires to abandon or see because she has this sort of box on those shared relationship in the past 20 years. going to a very po

u. s. will always work together to ensure the security of ukraine was. emma, it's been that way from the beginning as you and we'll stay that way when i'm 400 of good we reaffirm this joint approach and close coordination coordinates on all of my noise physicians. well, this of course is the 1st time that all of schoultz is hosting the g 7 summit. as chancellor thomas, do you think this is gonna help give him a kind of a boost, especially in the wake of all the criticism that he's faced. it essentially depends on what results he manages to get out of out of this g 7 when it comes to tackling some of those very important issues related to the war in ukraine, food security, inflation, high prices, also more commitment towards ukraine not only politically, but also militarily, those kinds of issues. so we'll have to look at the end. what results are actually there to see whether it could give or love shows a boost or we can say now for sure, is that for allah shows his government, this summit is ex

u. s. will will take some, some heat to economically current global economic challenges all the result of countries. internal policies says the russian president, an anti russian sanctions, are exacerbating things for those who impose them. yes, this daughter, if someone tries to limit us on something, they in fact limit themselves. for example, when someone tries to curtail at the export of our fertilizer or the price is fine . i sure that i'm primarily for them or not for us when they are trying to limit our energy resources, pricing, dyrock it again, machine already calling inflation to my my name. we have absolutely nothing to do with it. this is the result of their own mistakes and long term warms they radios areas. i thought the phase of them and now get in and out with them. so we are trying to shift all the blame to rush him. the 2 syrian president, bashar al assad, has also been talking about the global economy, blaming the long term economic policies of separate countries and global ec

u. s. fuel demand will rise, then we could see shortages, for example, with diesel petro or kerosene, particularly in europe. back in the 1970 s, it was just about oil. now we have an oil crisis, a gas crisis in an electricity crisis simultaneously. the paul fear has already seen gasoline prices saw in europe pricing nearly 40 percent? well, diesel prices have seen and even sharper increase of almost 45 percent hitting all time european highs. amid the rising prices, the latest are preoccupied with a fresh round of sanctions against moscow as they been now. the ban on the majority of russian oil pumped to the blog to come into force by the end of this year. despite resistance from hungarian prominence to victor open, he says, cutting off oil supplies would be like an atomic bombing of the country, the economy. well, the ban on russian oil is aimed at taking a stand against moscow for what the use says is an illegal conflict in ukraine. europeans on both sides of the english channel are not pleased with the rising cost of living while accusing the government of failing to do enough to help ease the

u. s should still be engaging in foreign wars and for an entanglement. so this posture will not do be to the liking of many people at home, but joe biden is very, very resolute. this is where the u. s. is going and the u. s. in many ways has been driving nato unity during the war on ukraine with a really very consistent attempt to, to keep nato member countries on the same line. warren praise yesterday for the german chancellor at the g 7 summit. although germany has not always stepped up to the plate to the degree that many nato and e, you fellow members, would like nonetheless, again, president biden saying germany has really turned things around and that 2 percent commitment to defense spending. indeed, germany has never fulfilled that goal that it did sign up to until now, but this new fund will ensure that it does so. so as you say, there are massive changes on many fronts. but what we can say is that the u. s. presence and the u. s. commitment to the alliance are a constant, at least as long as this president is in power. ok, melinda, thank you for now. we're going to

u. s. supreme court. she will take the seat of retiring liberal justice stephen bryan. jackson has been sworn in at a controversial time. tensions remain high across the u. s. falling recent rulings on abortion and gun laws. and he, 7 people have been killed during demonstrations in sudan. thousands have been out on the streets of the capital cartoon. calling for a transition to civilian rule. on wednesday, a 15 year old boy was shot dead during similar protests. 100 people had been killed during demonstrations since the military seized power last october. as the top stories do, stay with us, origin of the species is coming out next at one use for you after that. thanks for watching bye for now. ah ah. ah, when they 1st activated me as a robot. that time that time. the time when i 1st saw the light of day miss, i didn't know what the hell it was. i have had very little understanding. just a wash of sensory impressions. in a i understand these experience. i don't know what to do with them. but i treasure them. oh, i see them still perfectly preserved in my memory. ah, i a

u. s. will begin in the coming days as happy as the minister has said, and thank you for that minister that we will resume their dogs on a, on the coming days. the coming days means the coming days. i mean, quickly, immediately the president of ecuador has accused, indigenous leaders are seeking to overthrow his government. there been days a protest led by indigenous groups or demanding cuts to fuel prices or latin america editor luciana in reports of yeah, this is which left of the military convoy that was attacked in the town of san antonio for 17 soldiers were injured no longer madonna, earlier, a civilian was killed allegedly by the army, as if the noise give wisdom or effect is not the convoy was attacked for nothing, isn't the army was shooting, pallets and tear gas and killing people all along the road. this area is called the middle of the world because it's right on the equator. it's a place where tourists usually come. but as you can see, it's the epicenter of the latest acts of violen

u. s. will be crucial encountering russian attacks in the long battle over ukraine's eastern territory as get more data because bonnet, mathias, bullying her a in the ukranian capital. welcome mathias, ukraine's been asking the west for heavier weapons for weeks and it looks like there please have finally been her. yeah, i mean, oh, there have been announcements before for these rocket launchers. there has been a bit of confusion or when biden announced that they would not deliver rocket launches that have a ray that would be able to hit russian cities. but there was about the range of the rockets they deliver. um, that was not about the principal and the rocket launchers is something that ukraine has asked for for some time because they hoped they would be able to destroy russian positions. basically, more effectively, especially in the danbury where russia has brought a lot of heavy artillery and germ. yeah, of course everybody we've spoken to in the military have said that this kind of have y

u. s. will also send 2 additional f. 35 squadrons to the u. k. sweden and finland were also formally invited to join nato, marking the most significant expansion in decades and ukrainian president for them as the lensky addressed members by video link, telling them he believes russia will go off to lithuania. next, jonah hope begins are coverage from madrid. nato leaders arrived at a historic summit, projecting unity and strength in the face of a new threat. ah, this conflict in ukraine is not a regional issue. it's a global struggle between democracy and alto, cressy. nato is rewriting its own playbook, boosting battle ready troop numbers across its eastern flank and with plans to vastly increased. rapid reaction force numbers from 40002300000 troops by 2023. russia's deadly attack on a shopping mall in se ukraine. on monday for shadowed this summit until recently considered a nato partner, russia will, for the 1st time since the cold war officially be re designated an enemy threat. we meet in the midst of the most serious security guards say

u. s. government will open its doors when they eventually arrive at the u. s. border. hello, fame. and i do. we're asking them to help us to be allowed to pass without so many obstacles without having to spend so many days sleeping on the floor. we would do anything for them to help us. there's rain on the horizon. adding to the worries that more people at the camp could also become ill. the day is coming to an end here in southern mexico and migrants are starting to look for space among the crowd to get some rest. but there are simply too many people here and not enough room to accommodate them all. it looks like many others will be forced to spend another night without a roof over their heads. though hundreds of migrants have broken away from the caravan and continued north on their own, it could be several weeks before this group reaches the us border. organizers have asked them not to grow desperate and leave on the road. adding that there are worse dangers in mexico. been getting sick. manual wrap a little al jazeera weeks, la mexico. brazil has deployed helicopters to a remot

u. s will have about 11 host sites. there will be three in mexico to in canada. the u. have the quarter final semis and finals. but what a treat this would be for the bay area. i mean south talk about a huge drop people coming in eating shopping. staying in hotels would be great news people coming from all over the world because you know we soccer is not the main sport here, but it is pretty much everywhere else, so they're going to be coming here. hopefully in where i was originally born years ago, many many years ago, it's called football. yes that's what we call it. i learned about the name soccer when i moved here to this country, alright, but it's gonna be great. if it does happen, so we'll see what happens from that dark today. san jose begins to say its final farewell to former mayor and congressman norm manetta. orderr family and friends of the man known as a trailblazer. he was the first mayor of color in san jose and served in the cabinets of two us presidents. while in congress, he was known as a coalition builder. norm in his gentle and persuasive manner. wi

u. s. will resettle $20000.00 refugees next year. a small number given the enormity of the problem, migration is a humanitarian crisis and a political problem for president joe biden. but it's not only the us that is grappling with the surging human tide in columbia. i'm or if you me the own up on thoughts on me, you wanted me good and it's been columbia. we have received 1800000 venezuela. my brothers and sisters that have fled the worst oppression, and we have received them without being a rich country. the u. s. pledge to improve its efficiency and fairness in processing people arriving at its borders and will lead a law enforcement effort targeting human trafficking games. if you pray on desperate and vulnerable migrants for profit, we are coming for you. we are coming after you. no one expects these measures to stop migration. the reasons are many clauses are deep and the pressures are strong over e at dr. and mostly in insecurity. my country currently is subject to great insecurity . there are armed groups that are stealing, ra

u. s. will take corresponding reactions there each time or to what they call these provocations that has been reinforced by you or by units of y'all, the conservative a president of the south korean newly inaugurated here he has been speaking of that memorial day event. it's a public holiday here in south korea. his made a speech at the country's national cemetery, saying that he will respond sternly and firmly. he says there to any a future launch is by north korea saying that said the continued nuclear and missile programs by north korea pose a threat to peace and stability not only in the korean peninsula, but he says, the whole world. and rob, is there a sense that we're now returning to the bad old days of tit for tat launches and, and, and north korea pushing ahead with nuclear development. it does seem that way and, you know, the u. s. has said that it's willing to talk to the north koreans at any time. a south korea has said that if it had not grey gives up its nuclear program, then it w

u. s. army base in poland and additional land and sea deployments across europe. the u. s. will also send 2 more f 35 fighter jets squadrons to the u. k. sweden and finland were invited to join nato during the summit, marking historic shift in european security and nater sad. it continues to view its nuclear arsenal as a deterrent only while rear to rating its commitment to the non proliferation treaty. for the 1st time, nato leaders vice concern about the threat they see china posing in the future. so i and i is so substantially building up its military forces including nuclear weapons, bullying its neighbors and threatening tie bomb investing heavily in critical infrastructure, including in allied countries, monitoring and controlling it, sir, own citizens through advanced technology and spreading russian life. and this information, china is not our adversary, but we must be clear eyed about the serious challenges. it represents. russian president vladimir putin says he is not opposed to felons and swayed and joining nato. but he warned moscow would respond to enter deployment