u. s. yes, we don't know. we get exactly the results in the senate and in the house, but we have a president and an administration, which is extremely interesting to work together with you as much as possible when it comes to ukraine. when it comes to issues like a human rights and digital world, when it comes to china. so let's pick that up. but we need to live up to the expectations also from the u. s. site. and there i think your people can still do more. what is your biggest concern when it comes to the results? what is the worst case scenario? and frankly, when i remember the last general election, where we saw 2 months later, certification of the results in the u. s. congress, january 6th. we saw the fatal. not rick, non recognition of the result by those who lost the electrons. so the question is, will those who last see in some governors races on some important fundraiser? will they accept the results that's to be watched that's to be observed. and i really hope that maybe in 234 weeks, we can be relie

u. s. yes and you heard from the outgoing defense minister there you read his tweet and i think essentially cutting through it all. if he's released that will not cooperate with any investigation. then there will be no investigation because the americans, if it were to reach that point, would need access to the ground to the military, to the soldiers involved to the forensics. and remember, the americans carried out their own, oversaw to be specific, another investigation before israel came out with their own investigation. just before a u. s. president joe biden was due to visit here. they wanted to put it to bed, so to speak. and the findings were in line with the what israel also found, which was that more than liking these rady soldier killed shooting by that wasn't done on purpose, and that was pretty much the end of the matter. so the timing of this is very interesting. the fact that you now have the american saying that they will investigate the f b. i will investigate the killing a lot

u. s. does the u. s. then bear culpability in the overthrow of these governments? yes, the u. s. beers culpability, not even if with to begin with, it even goes back further than these governments. and we don't have that kind of time. but we have to see and understand. the u. s. is the top new colonizer on the continent of africa. after the independent struggle, there is a number of qu, they times they were orchestrated, and us actually participated in over stowing. democratically elected, patrice le member kwame and chroma. and then after that, you would see the there was ation of who's a lot of who's taking place on the continent and became the program of the day. but now we see is with african emerging in 2018. i'm sorry, 2008. then as a effort to continue to continue us dominance in head to money as a top new colonizer it, it also has created and emboldened military class. they feel no reason to take orders or, or yet they to be beholden to the unpopular leaders that are emerging, that are facilitating new colonialism. and actually, you're surfing the peoples of the people'

u. s. government spending due to the non co operation of several u. s. government agencies. yes, ms. hayes, i saw a pause. 2 trillion dollars, including over a $1000000000.00 provided since american troops withdrew from the country last year . but still numerous international organizations have raised concerns about increasing diet, humanitarian crisis unfolding in the nation as it emerges from 2 decades of us move, feel free vacation. we talk to a former u. s. air force, lieutenant colonel, who says the us presence in africa was corrupt in many ways. good 20 years of the afghanistan occupation in war for us was in many ways, money laundering. i hate to say this, but a great deal of opium continue to be exported and grown and produced in afghanistan . and this is while we were occupying much of that. so there is much idea that it's about money, it's about money laundering, and potentially about drug exportation. and that's kind of, you know, black money, it's not on anybody's books our out of afghanistan, but i would, i would expect that the relationships have per.

u. s. has been yes. the companies here they are getting billions of dollars by government in the us. the people are you who there is no separate. ringback there is not the looking at provided by go seek and company the british government has blocked the sale of the country's largest semiconductor plant to chinese own experius. i think national security concerns today i've issued a final order under the n s. i act requiring next period to sell at least 86 percent of new port wafer fab. we welcome foreign trade and investment that supports growth and jobs. but where we identify a risk to national security, we will act decisively. the spirit will have to sell 86 percent of his shirt despite the chinese government saving the company from bankruptcy back in 2019. but since m p 's v linked to beijing, as a threats, hundreds of people may have to find new jobs. we're genuinely shocked the decision is wrong and we will appeal to overturn this divestment order to protect the over $500.00 jobs at newport. we spoke to the director of european studies at remnant university of china. he thinks th

u. s. president. if you didn't mention a human rights, but the tenor of this all the way through, as far as the u. s. is concerned is yes, we're going to compete with china. we may have been disengaged in the past, but we're back on the world stage. we will be competing on a number of different fronts, but at all costs, we want to be able to do that. and if we understand each other's positions as we are, expect lining them. and now we can avoid conflict from china's point of view. it pushed back and explaining to the u. s. in no uncertain terms that it will not be constrained when it comes to its development. it believes that said, there is this u. s. lead alliance to try to limit its development. well, a cottage, china that's not going to happen, also telling the americans that theirs is not the only form of government they will not be dictated to when it comes to the running of china. at times it does, they do suspect that a america is trying to export. it's a liberal democracy. i think the biggest dispute came. i went on the subject of taiwan in fact, so much so that as soon as this session ended, the chinese put out

u. s. developing, yes. fishing beautiful, beautiful setup long bombed to dust. one time, beautiful love, it said the us set the pace and applied pressure on iran where we need this win right now. christian polish is looking like the star. we're looking like we're going to go through. hopefully everything goes this player, but right now us is on top, baby. let's go. the game stretched into the second half, the crowd built to watch what turned out to be a nail biter. flurry of attempts by iran had fans hanging on every move, but in the end goal in the first half by the u. s would be the game's only goal, meaning a victory for the u. s. fans saying the us delivered when they had to backs against the wall. but what we did differently from past years that we really solidified our defense in the last 10 minutes of the game, really focus on not making any stupid passes, and it was just like very, very mature play from the last time it was so stressful, but it was so amazing. usa usa awful lot of stoppage time and the u. s gets a very brief chance to celebrate rest beca

u s senate. the us looks strong in the first half of play and then in the 37th minute, us star christian pulisic kicked in a gold for the u. s. developing so, yes. christian beautiful, beautiful setup long bombs desk one time beautiful love it. fans said the us set the pace and applied pressure on iran. we need this win right now. christian polish is looking like the star. we're looking like we're going to go through. hopefully everything goes this player, but right now us is on top, baby. let's go. the game stretched into the second half, the crowd built to watch what turned out to be a nail biter of flurry of attempts by iran had fans hanging on every move. but in the end, the goal in the first half by the u. s would be the game's only goal , meaning a victory for the u. s. fans saying the us delivered when they had to back against the wall. but what we did differently from past years that we really solidified our defense in the last 10 minutes of the game, really focus on not making any stupid passes, and it was just like very, very mature play from the last time it was so stressful, but it was so amazing. usa usa stoppage time. yes so the c

u. s. will keep on supporting ukraine for the time being short term. yes long term we have to see u. s. will keep on supporting ukraine for the time but it's more about the amounts not whether they support or not. thank you clear and short, thank you so much to all of you for being with us today and thanks to you for for joining in dear audience and please let us know if you're watching us on

u. s looks strong in the first half of play and then in the 37th minute, us star christian pulisic kicked in a goal for the u. s. developing, yesg beautiful, beautiful setup. long bomb the desk fifth one time. beautiful love, it said the us set the pace and applied pressure on iran. we need this win right now . christian polish is looking like the star. we're lt now us n top, baby. let's go. game stretched into the second half, the crowd built to watch what turned out to be a nail biter of flurry of attempts by iran had fans hanging on every move. but in the end, the goal in the first half by the u. s would be the game's only goal, meaning a victory for the u. s. fans saying the us delivered when they had to our backs against the wall. but what we did differently from past years that we really solidified our defense in the last 10 minutes of the game, really focus on not making any stupid passes, and it was just like very, very mature play from the last time it was so stressful, but it was so amazing. usa usa. the us team gets a short break before they have to get right back to practicing and preparing for their next match set

u. s. u. k. and france. again, if there's nothing to hide and they should just say yes, of course, let the investigation roll out. so the u. s. u k and frauds block this investigation into these bio labs in ukraine. you know, look back to the notes stream sabotaged, which seems to suggest the u. k and other players were behind the sabotage of north stream. look at the bio labs in ukraine. you're not going to see the truth on base . it's not going to see the light of day at the un, the bombing of the coach, crimea bridge, the assassination of do going to as well. do you believe 3rd, any point in the shore to long term russia will find itself on the right side of history. we already on the right side of history, we don't have to make a choice. they have the choice whether to join us or not to join, or to remain in history as somebody who would behave shamefully, and who undermined the sorry, jo, security council. i'm the united nation section, but that's what they are doing. we are making these points. you know, there is a very overt and twisted logic here on behalf of our former western partners. going back t

u. s. and these, well, yes of been using iraqi kurdistan as a platform to destabilize iran on each western borders. and so basically what you want is saying is they're going to give baghdad the central government of iraq, the opportunity to get a drip on the situation. but the bank that is not able to do so, you would have to assume is its responsibility and act reporting. it's a matter of national security for you wrong done and bring us up, bring us some of the angles, say when, when it comes to the situation. the conflict ongoing ukraine when it comes to european leaders, caught cutting off russian energy and all this russian energy. now spilling to the far east. india is getting loads of russian energy, these days. cutoff, china, 24 hours ago, china just sign that one of the biggest energy deals in the history, nearly 3 decades worth of katasha gas will be funneling into china. we are seeing massive moves on the geopolitical energy chessboard around the world today. any idea what? who is up to? well, i mean, he's selling to those are willing to buy it. he was very happy to sell it to w

yes. and the u. s. pro and europe prodded him not to do that and never realized in that that, that russia would carry out its its threat because it was feeling threatened with the expansion of nato coming in. and now that we have put now that we pushed out putin's button and he reacted to it. it now we don't have a plan on her to the west and europe doesn't have a plan. and as, as karen's points out, and i think that you, you just don't go into a conflict lesson until you know where, what the end game is going to be. and yet we repeatedly violated that in a way hold that thought they were going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real new stay with our tea. ah ah ah ah not another way you. while you easy while fantasizing with one slide yes. south. yeah. thrashing south with the new dock cause i'm not biased now. which dumb up all me at that a bull up right. pete on that is emma? yeah. full body of whom shall i be? skims room. she thought seriously t

u. s national team? yes doesn't keep us fans engaged and almost justifies the us team being there. yes experts say fifa with new leadership and pressure from stakeholders is now looking to move on from its corruption reputation. and in the future may avoid selecting countries with such controversial stories , though many human rights activists say there's so much more to be done to make right of the last 12 years, some experts say fifa accidentally may have been a catalyst for social change in qatar, just like apartheid in south africa and many other social systems. the informal nature of those systems take longer to work through. we might look back on this in a few decades time and say, well, that is a was a major inflection point. and a reminder now when the world cup is on ktvu starting next monday, you can head over to our second channel ktvu plus for all of our regular newscast, you'll find it on channel 36. excuse me. well, we'll get their channel six. first of all on comcast and at and t or channel 36 over the year and on direct tv. alright it's friday. so many people want t

u. s national team? yes doesn't keep us fans engaged and almost justifies the us team being there.a with new leadership and pressure from stakeholders is now looking to move on from its corruption reputation. and in the future may avoid selecting countries with such controversial stories , though many human rights activists say there's so much more to be done to make right of the last 12 years, some experts say fifa accidentally may have been a catalyst for social change in qatar, just like apartheid in south africa and many other social systems. the informal nature of those systems take longer to work through. we might look back on this in a few decades time and say, well, that is a was a major inflection point. back on the weather front . it looks like your thanksgiving will be dry. hopefully your turkey will not be, but we're taking a look at the precipitation outlook for november 23rd through the 29th. and at this particular time, the only chances of unsettled weather returns on the 28th and 29th whether camera it is a gorgeous evening in progress after today's high temperature

u. s. and china. yes, saying we're going to be competitive with each other. a problem is that this worked fine when we had more trust in each other, we shouldn't, we don't have it anymore. and i also think that it is folly to say that the region in china is wants to develop its own capacity to manufacture. semiconductor chips is because of the buying the ministration policy. because years ago they came up with a policy called made in china 2025, and they end to be self sufficient in everything including computer chips by that time. so possibly you could say that the vitamin ministration action has speeded up the time cable, possibly. but it was always there, look, i think the general public is going to look at this and say, i don't fully understand why maybe the semi conductors are such a strategic part of us policy towards trying to explain that to us because they are so message sherry and so many manufacturing processes, this is everything from coffee pots and toasters to the guy in the system for hypersonic missiles, advanced fighter planes for the last se

u. s. developing so, yes. fishing beautiful, beautiful setup. long bomb the desk one time, beautiful love, it said the us set the pace and applied pressure on iran. we need this win right now. christian polish is looking like the star. we're looking like we're going to go through. hopefully everything goes this player, but right now us is on top, baby. let's go. the game stretched into the second half, the crowd built to watch what turned out to be a nail biter. flurry of attempts by iran had fans hanging on every move. but in the end, the goal in the first half by the u. s would be the game's only goal, meaning a victory for the u. s. fans saying the us delivered when they had to our backs against the wall. but what we did differently from past years that we really solidified our defense in the last 10 minutes of the game, they really focus on not making any stupid passes and it was just like very, very mature play from the last time it was so stressful, but it was so amazing. usa usa, the us team gets a short break before they have to get righ

yes. and the u. s. pro and you're a product not to do that and never realized in that that, that russia would carry out its its threat because it was really threatened with the expansion of nato coming in. and now that we have put now that we pushed hooton's button and he reacted to it. it now we don't have a plan on how to the west and europe doesn't have a plan. and as, as karen's points out, and i think that you, you just don't go into a conflict lesson until you know where, what the end game is going to be. and yet we repeatedly violated that, in a way, hold that out there. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real new stay with our tea. ah, ah, my name is frank with philadelphia got in the movement in age, 13 or 14. we were violent towards those people because we believe that word is raised. we were here 1st and this is our country being part of that movement. i got no sense of power. when i felt powerless, we got attention when i fel

u. s. s a yes, it's a great one. first game was one of those kind of historically famous games where england sort of took to the usa for granted a little bit, i think, 2010. actually that second game i was actually there in south africa to see us, taiwan one. it was a terrible mistake by our goalkeeper, and clint dempsey scored for the u. s.ay about england these days is, i think that the manager gareth southgate has ensured the team. doesn't take anyone for granted. he's really introduced an incredible sense of humility into this england team that maybe was lacking a little bit before, so i definitely don't think there'll be underestimating the u. s. the u. s a. is a really good and improving team as well. so if i had to, you know, speak from my from my heart. i think england will probably win. but also we've seen that those predictions go wrong for us plenty of times in the past, so i think the u. s. has plenty of reasons to be confident and i think we'll see a really exciting game later on today. i think so too, a

u. s. and chinese leaders? hey, yes. hi, nikki, a highly, if not the most anticipated in person meeting at this year's d 20. and here in a barley and probably in the last 20 months off to joe biden became president, the american leader indeed finally met the he's chinese counterpart and it seems it has been anything but an easy conversation. biden was coming here, expecting to try to find out what the red lines between washington hanby gene are, and now a half to the to litter is almost for our meeting. we hear that china itself, names, at least one that america should not cross. and that is tie one, the chinese leader are pointed to by didn't that there is no, and there can be such thing as independent. taiwan and at the america better stops into fear in that america denied. let's take a listen. he stressed at the taiwan question is at the very core of china's core interest, the bedrock of the political foundation of china, us relations and the 1st red line that must not be crossed in china. us relations, one china poli

u. s. motives here. but we've been seeing embarrass briefings ahead of biden's visit here that the u. s. is stressing that yes, china and the us are increasingly competitive, but they can and they must, for the sake of climate change and all the rest be able to co exist. and it's really working out where the red lines are so that there aren't any miscalculations between the 2 sides going forward. it worth pointing out as well. the personal stature at the 2 men who will be sitting across the table from each other. come monday, joe biden, we had expected, could have been politically undermined by this time arriving after bad mid terms. that is not the case. he is much more strengthened the many would have anticipated . he might be an uncle. she jim ping has just won this. i've been. 3 run the 3rd term, i don't president china leader after his policies congress. alright, you've highlighted all the areas of tension and possible. disagreement is there. are there areas of potential common ground? they would, you would hope that would be, i know what joker, we don't know, the entities you president is hoping to get

u. s. government and any journalists. yes or no. >> i want to see if we can get back to you on that. i'm not sure if i knew that answer her right here at this moment. >> you informing the treasury's view through the process of the national security threat -- >> i'm sorry ma'am, could you repeat the question, i can hear you very well. >> are you informing the treasury's view through the -- process of the national security threat it poses the united states. >> yes, the foreign investment unit, working through the department justice, it is a part of the process and would be relevant, i would put would be taken into account in any agreements that might be made to address the issue. >> okay, last for the question is currently what is being done to investigate the ccpc of albany tiktok ownership, involvement, and access. the reason i asked that is because there was a current 60 minutes segment highlighting the stark differences between the chinese owned tiktok company that allows kids in china to view a totally different app, a clean app, and what is shown in the u.s., they call it an opiu

yes. and, and the u. s. crop and europe prodded him not to do that and never realized in that that, that russia would carry out its its threat because it was really threatened with the expansion of nato coming in. and now that we have put now that we pushed our hooton's button and he reacted to it. it, it. now we don't have a plan on hub to the west and europe doesn't have a plan. and as, as karen's points out, and i think that you, you just don't go into a conflict or lesson until you know where, what the end game is going to be. and yet we repeatedly violated that in any way. hold that up there. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real news. stay with our tea. ah, look forward to talking to you. oh, that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about official intelligence. and the point ob

yes. and, and, and the u. s. pro and you're a prodded him not to do that and never realized in that that, that russia would carry out its its threat because it was feeling threatened with the expansion of nato coming in. and now that we have put now that we pushed out hooton's button and he reacted to it. it now we don't have a plan on how to the west and europe doesn't have a plan. and as, as karen's points out, and i think that you, you just don't go into a conflict or lesson until you know where, what the end game is going to be. and yet we repeatedly violated that, in a way, hold that up there. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real new stay with our tea. ah, a wrong one. i just don't want you to see how you see an engagement with the trail when suddenly find themselves world support. we choose to look so common ground. oh, welcome at the cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. this is the home edition to remind you we

u. s. but also closer allies of the u. s. like japan in australia and that had been made the quart along with india and in yes, partnering with these countries to ensure that is some kind of stability in the maritime space. hi pond. thank you so much for joining us. leader is found the association of southeast asian nations, us yon will convene later this week and put on pen there. toughest challenge may well be nan lark, where violence has been ongoing between the military regime and the opposition. i seen has struggled to play a meaningful role in the conflict as d values. garrick matters reports from thailand, sketching to relax during difficult times. this all student from me and more has been living in neighboring thailand since the military seized power in his country over a year and a half ago. he calls himself, oh, which is not his real name, but he's afraid of what the meal more army might do. to him, if he returns and has asked to stay anonymous, the 24 year old says the people of his country feel let down by the rest of the world. everybody kind of hope for any sort of interference intervention from the internation

yes, sultan becky. also spoke to the u. s. president joe biden and he also spoke to ukraine. president lansky. so you see the government is coordinating closely and it's also are just people to remain calm and wait for further information. security services are investigating the side tonight and also are expected to do this into tomorrow. so we will be observing the short goal was to tell the reporter she goes shem and oscar reporting from warsaw. well, regional leaders have expressed solidarity with holland. the chick prime minister, pe fiala said, if poland confirms that the missiles also hit its territory, this will be a further escalation by russia. we should stand firmly behind out a you and nato ally, the lithuanian president give thomas no. cedar tweeted keeping close contact with our polish friends that he when he stands in strong solidarity with poland. every inch of nato. a territory must be defended. artist politics, the latvian devry deputy prime minister said my condolences to our polish brothers in arms criminal russian regime. 5 missile missiles, which target not only ukrainian

yes. but if point enough at this from the u. s. as it and also the mid term sions. a week for, for credit party, is to be seen one of the word exxon and chef already said, for example, the p. a with texas, end of it. when it is invest, make it even higher for new york stock. it thanks very much. so on the ballot. members, it is an energy position plan. quest for g is a mac, most co and and, and has trailing time 20 to the green mission, but could perhaps change virginia on been one of the strong us fast fuel industry. mining news is all about the ways of we meet might oh good minor is a bon fossil. dear mary o, a cohen. we got natural gas grocery within an inch is vegan. things. climate be a key in the upcoming from election philosophy bothers of if you would always reserve they want a climate, everything or transition, pitching even junior coke. right. oh, all right, but energies and cover. last 7 percent. the state's net to city general. but junior, govern justice, that this is of up into a great domain, how we perceive fire a moving full in her former coal and do

yes, i think that said u. s. s. secret services, a cia and the u. s. military knows very exactly what's going on in ukraine. all the time and they are sitting in cave and they are controlling a i think most of their ukrainian initiatives. so i think they know very exactly what is going on there. i did, they have emitter to supply and intelligence suits of ukrainians. do you think this will affects weapon supplies to care if after this incident? i am and as another point to that question, we obviously know the republicans that they will take the house of representatives now. and this seems to be some division about continued aid supplies to ukraine, at least asking for some accountability as to where these weapons on this money is going. how do you see 8 supplies to ukraine changing the future? ah, the ukraine for ukraine. it's very important to get this weapon supplies and to, of course, we have to build up the history that these weapons supplies are very important to convince sir nato countries to give more money and more weapons am, i don't know w

yes, sultan beck, you also spoke to the u. s. president joe biden and he also spoke to you, great president lansky. so you see the government is coordinating closely and it also are just people to remain calm and wait for further information. security services are investigating the side to night and also are expected to do this into tomorrow. so we will be observing the short goals and that was date of labor product, a short shinelle sky, reporting from warsaw. their regional leaders have expressed solidarity with poland . the chick prime minister pen fiala said if pollen confirms that the missiles also hit its territory, this will be a further escalation by russia. stand firmly behind out a you and nato ally, the lithuanian president, ship, tennis, noisy, the tweeted, keeping close contact with our polish friends that when he stands in strong solidarity with poland, every inch of nato territory must be defended. oddest publics, the latvian deputy prime minister, said my condolences to our polish brothers in arms criminal russia

yes. and trade between nations without using the u. s. dollars, that's been spoken with vladimir putin and other leaders before i expect that to be on the table. lots to be discussed. listener. yes, i mean, specifically i looking into crypto currencies and, and rubles, and of course are russians can now use the m, i r cards in cuba and they will be able to fully use them at stores by the end of this year. now another thing that was pointed out by the president was that every time cuba has faced challenges, russia has been there to support them. let's have a listen, go. it could go sir, your friend, theosophy, every time cuba faced challenges and situations which looked impossible to tackle good rushes, generous hand has been given to us and is among the 1st to help us overcome those problems. giuliano and russian senators are actually looking forward to discussing some matters of cooperation with the cuban parliament. and there's going to be further on cooperation and next week there will be a visit as well. so we're looking forward to h

u. s. had to, to, this is what we gathered from. yes, last night statements from panic. and of course, the in united states and the s d f partnership is based on the fight against iso. but let's remember turkey is also a part of the international coalition in the fight against iso. but at the s d. f side has always claimed that since the air strikes began in northern sierra, they have claimed that to kill target al whole camp and all those i some fighters who are under detention there will be fleeing away. so as stiff is all trying to remind itself to the west that i am your partner in the fight against i. so and when to care attacks these areas or try to capture these areas from our hands, you will be facing a vendor of i. so again, germany has announced plans to increase immigration, the government estimates it needs $400000.00 skilled work as a year to cope with an aging population. dominic cane has this report from berlin. the points that really is confronting germany's politicians right now if they have a bit of a demographic time bomb on their hands has been the cas

u. s. dollars for a short ride, a price few ordinary people could afford. yes, i would say sir intronis market. of course you always have some rich people wonder you saving some time, but a ph. ah, it will be the favor of for morrow, etc. definitely. it's for a target like this of customers. it's unlikely that flight taxes will replace regular cabs any time soon. but in a city where heavy traffic is common, some will certainly welcome the chance to skip the bottle next on the ground to gain precious time in the air. natasha butler, al jazeera sergey pot was, ah, 1st game of the football. well, cough is now just 10 days away, and the 1st of 3 giant cruise ships that will house thousands of fans as arrived in cutter. the brand new m s. c world. europa will provide temporary hotel space for 6700 fans during the tournament. and i show your name as more from metro ha port. the arrival of the m s. c. world europa right behind me. she is yet another reminder that the start of cuts are 20. 22 is near. this ship has 22 deck decks and can accommodate more than 6700 guest

u. s. climate plan. do you think that that is true for no? yes. and because especially if we end up with one chamber controlled by the republicans, i mean the republicans are not looking favorably to jo biden's climate agenda. there are huge skeptics generally of climate change, but also see the environmental agenda as normally kind of unproductive and i'm not in line with already logical preferences, but where they see a big problem is that china is deep integration into the supply chains on all of the products, but on renewable energy as highly problematic. so, you know, they're definitely inclined to push on kind of as scaling up to fossil fuel production and nuclear energy. at this point of time, they will not be able to do much except again on funding. the participation in the paris climate accords is secured for an executive order, but on funding, you know, they could push again on the envelope. i think the question is how much that by the administration has already anticipated this and secured lots of funding in the existing legislation mos

u. s. government information. >> classified information? yes. as we said before, everyone has secrets.arie had a big one. one she had told very few people. officially marie singleton worked for the department of defense. >> that's what was publicly disseminated, yes. >> but she was really working for the cia. >> that's my understanding, yes. coming up -- it could turn into an espionage investigation, somebody's going over helping the russians, chinese, it could turn into that kind of a case. >> the mystery was just beginning. when "dateline" continues. to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swell

u. s. bank corp. >> yes, if the customers credentials are stolen and they did not transact, we will reimburse in that situation. >> thank you for that clearance. or >> p and c? >> yes, you're describing traditional fraud that is covered under -- >> jpmorgan? >> unauthorized, generally covered. >> i don't think citibank is an honor of zelle, but do you want to give me a clear answer? >> i gave you, an unauthorized transactions are covered. you asked for something else. >> mr. rogers? >> unauthorized transactions are covered. >> mr. scharf? >> same, unauthorized transactions would be reimbursed. >> i have a question about cybersecurity. with the russian invasion of ukraine there comes a heightened threat of cyber retaliation from russia. as your bank seen an escalation in financial attacks on the cyber sector? start with u.s. banker. >> we have not seen any indication of an attack. >> dnc? >> same. >> jp morgan? >> i think of the united states government credit for working closely with the banks. we expected a lob we've not seen a lot, very little bit but that doesn't mean it's over. >> city gr

yes, so developed countries like e u member states and the u. s. have traditionally been a been against the idea of so called lawson damage. that is the idea that richard developed countries should compensate to developing countries who are being hit the most by the consequences of climate change and global warming, but who have contributed the lease. now, there was quite a major step forward. we could say as in this year that you has agreed to go above it said it is open to looking into the possibility of creating a fund to which countries can contribute and then give money to the poor countries . but there are some conditions there, there don't seem to be object accepted by the developing countries. on the one hand, you, once china and other countries that were previous, considered, previously considered developing, but are now big economic powers and big emitters to also contribute to this fund. and also they want the money to only go to the most vulnerable and developing countries, and that is obviously upsetting for middle income countries who

u. s national team? yes doesn't keep us fans engaged and almost justifies the us team being there.say fifa with new leadership and pressure from stakeholders is now looking to move on from its corruption reputation. and in the future may avoid selecting stories , though many human rights activists say there is so much more to be done to make right of the last 12 years, some experts say fifa accidentally may have been a catalyst for social change in qatar, just like apartheid in south africa and many other social systems. the informal nature of those systems take longer to work through. we might look back on this in a few decades time and say, well, that is a was a major inflection point. r james torres reporting while they waited the longest and at last the remaining eight countries in this year's world cup that hadn't yet played or appearing on the pitch. today's first match already over switzerland beat cameroon one nil. it was a heartbreaker for cameroon because the goal was scored by braille and bolero. he was born in cameroon, but his family eventually settled in switzerland.

u. s national team? yes doesn't keep us fans engaged and almost justifies the us team being there. and pressure from stakeholders is now looking to move on from its corruption reputation. and in the future may avoid selecting countries with such controversial stories , though many human rights activists say they're so much more to be done to make right of the last 12 years, some experts say fifa accidentally may have been a catalyst for social change in qatar, just like apartheid in south africa and many other social systems. the informal nature of those systems take longer to work through. we might look back on this in a few decades time and inflection point. and a quick reminder that when the world cup is here on ktvu starting next monday, you can head over to our second channel ktvu plus to see all of regular newscasts. you'll find mornings on two on channel six on comcast and at and t or channel 36 over the year and on direct tv sounds gonna be keeping an eye on roads both his eyes on the road, but he's also gonna be listening on the soccer matches, too. i'm sure we all are bec

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