a julian assange will appeal decision by the british government to extradite him to the united states. washington wants the australian to face spying charges for his role and releasing hundreds of thousands of classified military documents in 2009 wiki leak says the decision represents a dark day for press freedom. we're going to fight this. we're going to use every appeal avenue and we're going to fight. i'm going to spend every waking hour fighting for julian until his free until justice is served. the 1st entirely chinese designated and built aircraft carrier has been launched. the for john is beijing, 3rd aircraft carrier, and it's the largest and most modern. the chinese navy is the largest in the world . beijing is trying to overhaul its fleet and height and tensions with the united states. parts of europe are experiencing their hottest or early summer temperatures in decades with science as blaming climate change for the heat waves. parts of spain have had highs of above 40 degrees, while one area of france, band, outdoor events and a heat alert was issued in southern england need. barker

deadly punishment phenomena incompatible with human dignity expressed their concern in the united states washington calls on the russian federation to respect the norms of humanitarian law two documents for one visit in the field of administrative services innovation citizens who have reached the age of 14 can now issue two passports of a citizen of ukraine and foreign details at the same time our carpathian correspondents found out, an id card and a foreign passport in one visit , from now on, 14-year-old citizens can receive two documents at the same time from us at the migration service in the past two days, seven citizens have submitted an innovation , that is, they apply for both an internal passport and a foreign one at the same time. that is , it simplifies things a lot because you don’t need to wait for the internal passport to arrive and then submit it until now, so that’s why. that took time, now this process is optimized, you can get both documents within 20 or 10 working days, while the fee is charged exclusively for the issuance of a foreign passport . moreover, the migration service h

kara is a phenomenon incompatible with human dignity expressed their concern and in the united states, washington calls on the russian federation to respect the norms of humanitarian law kyiv region is gradually coming to life. because more and more people are returning to borodyanka, which was previously occupied by russia and the regions of the region. there were already 10,000 residents. previously, there were 14 mined. 40% of the locals have returned, and more than half have returned to irpen, but there are many destroyed houses, so people are forced to live in temporary tent cities equipped with ukrzaliznytsia wagons and sanatoriums. in kyiv region, they continue to restore communications in irpen, there is already gas, water and electricity, first of all schools and kindergartens are being rebuilt, a delegation of deputies visited these cities it is very important for the member states of the european union to support ukraine both financially and with weapons. it is necessary to support ukraine's accession to the eu, to give a positive signal because it protects all of us. if there are stil

founder julian songs will appeal a decision by the british government to extradite him to the united states. washington, once the australian to face spine charges for his role and releasing hundreds of thousands of classified military documents in 2009 wickedly says, the decision represents a dark day for press freedom. we're going to fight this. we're going to use every appeal avenue and we're going to fight. i'm going to spend every waking hour fighting for julian until his free, until justice is served. the 1st entirely chinese designated and built aircraft carrier has been launched. the food john is beijing's 3rd aircraft carrier, and it's the largest and most modern. the chinese navy is the largest in the world . beijing is trying to overhaul its fleet, emit hide intentions with the united states. katrina you is in beijing with more on the vessels launch. the food general join que previous craft carriers called the downing and the shan don't net seen as a major leap forward for china's navy, which is already the biggest navy in the world when it comes to a number of ships. although most of these v

and cillian songs will appeal decision by the british government to extradite him to the united states. washington wants the australian to face spine charges for his role in releasing hundreds of thousands of classified military documents in 2009. those are the hard lines up next on al jazeera. as inside story by we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it out, 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you counters. aaron, the bullet that killed al jazeera journalist, cerebral acme is revealed. it's adding to mounting evidence that a special is really military unit is responsible, will this force israel taking action and who can conduct a transparent investigation? this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully battle al jazeera has uncovered more evidence that a special is really military unit shot dead. our colleague sharina barkley, this network has obtained an exclusive photo of the bullet that killed the palestinian american journalist in the occupied west bank last month. experts say it's the

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ukraine takes the losses on the front lines, more military aid will be headed there from the united states. washington says that it is sending another $450 million worth of weapons to ukraine. and that includes more advanced rocket systems which can launch a barrage of targets more than 60 miles away. the white house says it is doing its share of heavy lifting to help kyiv. have a listen. >> this is the 13th time that bill belichick has authorized a presidential drawdown crisis during the crisis bringing the total amount of security assistance we've provided to approximately $6.1 billion just since february 24. approximately $6.8 billion since the beginning of this administration. as president biden told president zelenskyy when they spoke last week, the united states will continue to bolster ukraine's defenses and support its sovereignty and its territorial integrity. >> in addition to the rocket systems, the new aid also includes 18 patrol boats as well as artillery ammunition and small arms. >>> as the war grinds on in eastern ukraine, brussels had good news on thursday after weeks of exhaustive re

inclusion with oleksandrova oleksandra ustinova, a people's deputy who is currently in the united states in washingtonf i'm not mistaken, oleksandr greets you good day well, the united states can consider recognizing the russian federation as a sponsor of terrorism , and whether this decision has really matured in the states, now we will conclude with observations and the main thing is what are the practical consequences of this. you know, i am talking now with colleagues from the united states since the first day of the war, and in fact i regret that this decision was not was adopted at the very beginning because, you know , if such countries as, say, cuba are recognized as sponsors of terrorism, the russian federation is not. well, it is difficult to comment on why this is critically necessary for ukraine, because then we will have the question of which, when and how quickly it is necessary to impose sanctions on countries that work with the russian federation or russia itself, because as soon as a country is recognized by the state as a sponsor of terrorism, it is automatically a country , well, it

davydov nikolajkovskin and anna lvova from the united states washington does not have a complete pictureay, due to the fact that kiev hides losses and the real state of affairs, trying to demonstrate a firm position. well, when the dance began, the journalists predicted that the european union, due to the support of ukraine, had exhausted the record treasury and now brussels would have to revise the seven-year budget. as another supposedly strong card in the auction. for the support. ukraine uses the grain intentionally blocking its export, but is clearly bluffing or continuing on yerofeev. ukrainian grain that was stale in the elevators is not a food problem political bluff played out the west, under the guise of caring for starving africa, the european union is trying to provide a channel for the importation of weapons through ukrainian ports, if you understand the grain issue , there is nothing to export from the former all-union life last year. ukraine has threshed almost 45 million tons, but only a third of the wheat harvest, 13 million, is suitable for the production of flour, the

jonathan is a senior fellow with the german marshall fund of the united states in washington d. c. to night. he joins me from assemble in turkey. johnson, it's going to have you back on the show. i'm glad i'm glad that you had time for us tonight because your employer puts you in a position to offer one of the best perspectives when we talk about the legacy of the marshall plan. me, this is a big anniversary this week. what has been on your mind the most? i think just the enormity of what the united states did with partners and allies after the 2nd world war and supporting 16 countries and europe. and as you mentioned earlier in this segment that were coming out of devastation that faced starvation. food insecurity, ah, heating challenges, damaged economies more than just damage, devastated economies. and so you had the united states stepping up, working with european partners, really the precursor to nato, to what you see in terms of the, you today and providing a 13000000000 dollars. and that $13000000000.00 said a then would be a $130000000000.00. and what it ended up doing is i

the united states tells washington that they recently approved the allocation of kiev with $ 40 billionp of economic difficulties in the states themselves, you will wave indignation among ordinary americans and at the end of the release, i will remind you of the course currencies for today dollar 57 rub. 77 kop. euro 60-96. and for now, that's all for me roman masha thanks. now, with the latest message to donetsk, it was subjected to the most powerful shelling in 8 years by the ukrainian security forces, five were killed, and more than 30 people fired about 300 shells in the city in 2 hours. the united states intends to allocate $1.5 billion to ukraine every month to support the work of the government, the state department says. increase military assistance and berlin promises it, it will supply anti-missile defense systems and radars to locate artillery. us mystery encourages agricultural companies to increase purchases of russian fertilizers, according to bloomberg , deals are now stopped due to sanctions, but the situation threatens to turn into a global food crisis. the first moscow

there is information today that there are some contacts, possibly between moscow and the united states and washingtonput it concretely, because they say that, well, they said earlier that if putin wants to talk, he wants to talk with biden, not with zelensky, not with ukraine, it is not important to him does he want this dialogue, or is it at this stage of the war? it is possible that these negotiations have resumed or resumed, and there are some signals from moscow, because they say there now, well, besides that, such a rat race for putin's position is happening again. well, it is possible that there is there are already some prerequisites for unblocking the dialogue with the western world, well, in particular , with the united states, please, because putin probably does not want to talk to a baydisnik, but i have no desire to talk to putin because, in fact, he happens to be alone, he emphasized several times that as a prerequisite for renewing contacts with putin, i understand what should happen. at least on the russian side, a complete ceasefire, if not an exit to at least the front line, somethin

from the sale of this energy resource, the deputy secretary of the treasury of the united states believes that washington is discussing with european and asian partners a way to limit prices for russian oil. the united states has already banned the import of russian oil energy carriers , at the same time the eu is highly dependent on russia and is working on a phased boycott starting from the end of 2022, russian gazprom has almost halved the flows they can currently transport only 100 million cubic meters of gas per day through the nord stream. instead of 167, however, they announced technical problems at the baltic station, in particular, they complained about the untimely repair work of the siemens company. in addition , technical malfunctions of the engines were also found. meanwhile, the siemens company confirmed that the reason for the significant reduction in gas supplies through nord stream 1 is the long-term repair of the pipe, they explain that the sanctions introduced against gazprom do not allow to return the turbine from the canadian enterprise, where it was overhauled, to europe, now in uzh

from my point of view, the greatest american president, the first president of the united states, george washingtonpresident, spoke about the danger of constant alliances that drive you into some situations and actions just because you made an obligation to some country. or maybe your interests are not there at all. and he especially warned against any country, especially in europe. they say he loves it like that. that you just don't have a perspective anymore everyone who refuses to fully support this country and is just starting to accuse traitors, but in fact traitors to american interests. those who have forgotten that they are american politicians, they represent the interests of some other country, like ukraine, and that's why the united states should support ukraine to such an extent from my point of view, if you use a strategic criterion, it is not clear, as for the argument from the president about democracy. i will say a shocking thing for america and maybe for many in russia i apologize in advance democracy, not the most important thing in life, democracy is a means. this is not the goal

quality of our army of our fighters, so the story of steve biden means a-a guardsman in the state of washington, unitedrica a-a received a phone call from ukraine er-he asked the ukrainian military about how to use a javelin and the guardsmen told him about it there for some time told me what to do should be done on the fingers, so to speak, and you explained, well, it is important that the ukrainian fighter knew english, this is also very important, because they communicated in english. what does a russian just talk about russian equipment, that is, he mastered, shot and destroyed russian equipment in half an hour on the phone in english, actually i would like you to have your say precisely about the quality of ukrainian fighters, and this is one of the main reasons for the fact that the ukrainian army today has generally positive results on all fronts well, in fact, this case is almost unique because she says it confirms, firstly, the ability of the ukrainian military to master the equipment, which is considered one, and secondly, the effective use of the equipment that you or the armed forces receiv

reflection of segregated washington and a separate but unequal society that still existed in washington and the united states. >> a history of the lincoln memorial and what it means today, that's what we're going to be talking about in this hour of the washington journal and on american history tv's c-span two. you can call, and you could join this conversation. phone lines played a bit differently, as we do not, if you live in the eastern central time zones it's -- if you live in the mountain or pacific time zones, -- and then a special line for those who visited the lincoln memorial. we want to know why you came and what you felt about what you saw when you came to the lincoln memorial. sorry (202) 748-8002. you can go ahead and start calling in now, as we're joined by harold holzer this morning, live from the steps of the lake memorial. take us back before that date, before that may 30th, 1922 date. how did this memorial come to be built? was there any pushback against building the memorial at that time to the great emancipator, abraham lincoln? >> the project was first conceived in 1866, a year after lin

i think most of us overplayed the idea of the impact of the president of the united states, even washingtona whole can have over the economy and inflation. in many cases, the economists in our capital are watching it from the sidelines like we are. tom: the last four weeks, the new york times about a one term biden. when they clean out the white house to invigorate the white house? joe: we saw jen psaki go away a while ago. once we get through the midterms and the messaging and posturing going into election day, we are going to see quite a number of people going through that revolving door. tom: futures, -93, reversing down. dow futures better. fix up 4.95 points. there is research that comes in on an incredible monday through this weekend, carol weinberg with a tour de force on china. it is many pages long. he is heated. their numbers are baloney. he said, where are the lockdowns in the data? lisa: a lot of people would agree with him. if the official figure is 5%, you could look some 4% in terms of gdp growth. in china, that is what the granular data is showing in the beige book. how does

. >> john: first, a weekend of violence in the united states. washington, new york, chicago and atlanta, some of the cities seeing deadly shootings as the country braces for a possible summer unrest. all of this ahead of a midterm election where crime will likely be a top concern for voters. >> anita: thank you so much, i'm anita vogel in for sandra smith. a teenager is dead in the nation's capital and three others are hurt including a d.c. police officer during a shooting during a concert. the teen was screaming for his mother as chaos unfolded around him. >> john: a stampede as dozens attempted to escape. more than 100 officers were at the scene but organizers of the event were completely overwhelmed. park meredith to kick us off with more on the tragic events. >> another violent weekend in the nation's capital, and one shooting a lot of attention after a 15-year-old boy was killed and multiple other people were hurt. police have not identified the victim in the shooting but witnesses say he was calling for his mom just after being shot. police say the l

. >> those are incumbent members of the united states congress. washington state by state. vo v this is a cancer in the republican party. >> it is. and it's not just people running in the primaries that get 3% of the votes. these are the nominees that the republican voters have put forward for the general election. it's alarming how much it has seeped into the party. how much they are repeating the big lie. and going back to the great reporting, i think all of that, the details raise the question of whether l that breakthrough with the broader public? i think one observation that several of us have made watching the first couple hearings of the january 6th commission is that it was probably a strategic mistake for kevin mccarthy not to participate. you have a streamlined j very easy to understand narrative put forward by the commission without any chance for rebuttal or for republicans to get the spotlight in the setting to put forward their own perspective. what they're saying on social media as an audience of one, but the broader audience is interesting. >

that is, i could have a little over one washington that the united states by having a wall of china all over how one china would be. we can look pills in china, china, the moment will be until one will be completely destroyed. i'll war and which kind of will benefit from that? a geographic geographical your political competition focus on for washington with benefits from i don't see that this ration simply by this lie. and monica think that all right, the one we have because i want to give them like a person, know we are raising more patients in the region. the re a future won't in the region, they should be held accountable and won't because it will. the people like lisa thought, you know, trying to talk to mom has said that nato expansion has the potential to ignite a confrontation. would you agree with that? yes, i think natal expansion, for example, not only you repeat content but also make a shifting expression for age. china that creates a lot more come from tissue. probably not. people are chinese people or the people, you know, you know what x, my restraint you relationship with

will prevent the united states from demonstrating at the summit revived leadership in the region china's global times adds that latin america has unanimously sent a signal to washington not wanting to remain the backyard of the united states of a fading hegemony. the united states is no longer able to interfere with the development of the states of the region with such an assessment. we agree that the latin american experts summit america is not a summit meeting, not a forum of leaders of american countries, this summit serves only the goals of the united states itself, the leaders who still get to los angeles. will discuss on wednesday economic problems, thursday, climate and energy security, and on friday migration. us president joe biden is expected to announce $300 million in food security for the region, even independent american political scientists are skeptical of the initiative around the world. i just saw the united states agree to donate $40 billion in just a few weeks to ukraine. i wonder if the states can scrape together , at least 400 million for the entire western hemisphere. here's what they want to see people in mexico set off this year's largest car

god-bearing fathers on june 14, 1900, the hawaiian islands became part of the united states and received self-governing status . washington declared their rights to them back in the middle of the 19th century. and dali understood that he would not yield them to any other power. then everything went according to the worked out scheme. we entered into a bonded economic agreement. at first, they set up a military base when the hawaiian queen showed obstinacy organized coups d'état and proclaimed a puppet republic, the process was accelerated by president william mckinley, who said the quote. we need hawaii even more than we needed california's annexation islands. it was about self-government that turned out to be fake in many ways, by the way, the first chairman of the senate was the russian emigrant nikolai sudzilovsky , he defended the interests of the indigenous people, but he was forced to leave and was deprived of us citizenship in 1959 . became the fiftieth state of america, but the independence movement exists there and now on june 14, 1965 the song yesterday was recorded, which means yesterday is one of the most popu

thank you, it was our special correspondent in the united states, dmytro navchenko, with the latest news from washingtons has no borders in uzhhorod with family doctors managed to unite volunteers from all over the world, they applied for several grants and received approval with the funds of benefactors from the usa and europe in uzhhorod they are building a new medical facility, they will treat the displaced people for free, and they will also teach interns. and it all started with the fact that the doctors of transcarpathia organized a volunteer medical clinic , how they work, and what are the plans for the future. it was so so then i am recording you from irpin, fleeing from shelling, the boy ended up in uzhgorod, he is only 15 and he is already working here in this medical office, please, stas registers patients for appointments with doctors, meets them, takes them here every day with from nine to 16 as a volunteer, i turned 15 years ago on sunday, and in principle, well, it's very, very wonderful to work here, and you can talk to doctors because i myself want to become, that is, i'm a future docto

united states itself, which is already facing a shortage of a number of products. antonov called the restrictive measures another confirmation of the russophobic hysteria that has gripped washingtonted states intends to seriously limit one of their freedoms, which has long been a symbol of american society, a few hours ago, joe biden gave a special speech. he called for a ban on the free sale of assault weapons and high- capacity magazines, as well as raising the age at which ammunition can be purchased to 21. the head of state stressed that all the changes in the second amendment to the constitution, which regulate the circulation of weapons, are made in order to protect people in recent days, a wave has stopped in the united states, violent gunshots from legally purchased guns were heard across the country killing dozens of people, the last such incident occurred this night, two women were victims of shooting at a church in the united states, the suspect died i will add that a few days ago canada seriously limited the ability to purchase and carry weapons. prime minister. trudeau. he explained the bans by the care of the population and an attempt to avoid the tragedy. the minis

pressure accuses the united states of adding fuel to the fire as washington -- russia accuses the uniteds of adding fuel to the fire, after aid to ukraine. warring parties in yemen agreed to renew a nationwide choose for two months, the move offers hope that the country can finally be on the path to peace. the platinum jubilee celebration for queen elizabeth kicked off in london this thursday. the four days of pomp and pageantry marked the monarch's record-breaking 70 years on the throne. according to buckingham palace, the queen this -- experience discomfort and therefore cannot be attending a thanksgiving service at st. paul's cathedral tomorrow. for more on the highlights from day one here is joseph reporting. reporter: after 70 years as britain's head of state, queen elizabeth the second appeared on the balcony of a buckingham palace. to mark the occasion. the rest of the family came out alongside her majesty, to witness a display of a 15 a typhoon thatet spelling out the number 70 in the sky. the rowned red arrows would add to the spectacle, along with scores of other aircraft. some

1.178 points or other topics about the harassment of russian journalists by the united states, our ambassador to washingtonanatoly antonov, said that press representatives from russia who are in the united states on work issues face direct bans on broadcasting in the country, and they are also under various pretexts restrict access to official events. in addition, it is not so easy to get into the states now. workers. visa is extremely complicated bank accounts are blocked, and american intelligence agencies are constantly trying to persuade russian journalists to cooperate. the largest latin american countries are boycotting the america summit, the reason was the reluctance of the united states to invite to the meeting a number of the most important states for the region, joe biden. i considered it necessary to invite cuba and nicaragua to an authoritative forum, which immediately provoked dissatisfaction on the part of the closest neighbors, and now the president of argentina, guatemala , mexico and brazil themselves decided to ignore invitation of the american leader nicholas maduro, even offered to hos

united states. sarah smith, bbc news washington. >> as you have heard there are 13 u.s. that have laws in place already to ban abortion now that roe v. wade has been overturned by the u.s. supreme court. one of them is arkansas. report from an abortion clinic in the state capital of little rock, a warnin her report contains distressing details. >> it was exactly the ruling they had been dreading. when the decision was delivered it extinguished the final flickers of hope. outside they had to turn women away. >> abortion is murder. it has just been upheld. >> inside they had to do with the realization that the care they provided here is now a criminal offense. >> i do not think there is a waiting period there. it is a five and a half hour drive. >> and tell people they can deliver help. >> having to turn women away, it sucks. >> jennifer thompson first came here as a patient, she says her abortion saved her life in the care she received here inspired her to train so she could do the same for others. >> at the tell tm i am sorry, there is nothing i can do or you. i'm sorry

is no direct communication now due to known events between uh, russia and the united states, and moscow asked uh, washingtongive permission for a special flight, so that a special plane would fly in for employees, but at the last moment the state department literally refused and the embassy employees were forced to buy tickets. now such a rather hot season it was very difficult to fly. they are through uh third countries, for example, in particular. here is the biggest the party that is leaving today. they fly through the emirates and their journey to moscow will take more than 20 hours, but everyone left in such a rather high spirits, they said that they were flying home and it was a joy for them, of course denis davydov and nikolai koshkin 200 from the united states mass expulsion of russian diplomats began back in april, then the number of countries that applied this sanction approached three dozen, in particular. poland expelled, uh, 45 employees of the russian federation france a little more than 40 japan announced personal city. eight diplomats finland limited itself to two for all these steps. russia

assistance fuel the military efforts of ukraine freedom of action is like ukraine has such united states but washington'si must say that in the biden administration, as cnn tells, many say that the time has come to reformulate the concept of victory because the way the concept, victory, was understood before, that is, some kind of offensive ukraine and e. the return of ukraine and those territories that it lost after february 24 is absolutely unrealistic. and so i want to ask, konstantin fedorovich, firstly, do you agree with the chair of sigebrt and daniel davis, and secondly in this context. and how do we understand this , uh, hawk-hatted rhetoric that we hear, and at the nato summit it's just for a red word for themselves, or they again return politics to the faith and victory before the war to the bitter end. i can agree with the quotes you have just reproduced, but it is my deep conviction that the policy of the united states in the near future will not be guided by this approach. it's quite obvious, the united states how? it seems to me that in this story so far looked like a beneficiary, because i

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no direct communication now due to well-known events between e , russia and the united states, and moscow asked washingtonermission for a special flight, so that a special plane would fly in for e employees, but at the last moment, literally, the state department refused and were forced to. uh, embassy staff buy tickets. now such a rather hot season it was very difficult to do. eh, they're flying. they are through uh third countries, for example, uh, in particular. this is the largest party that flies today. they fly through the emirates and their journey to moscow will take more than 20 hours, but they left in such a rather high spirits they said that they were flying home and it was a joy for them, of course alexander yes denis thank you very much denis davydov, our own correspondent in the united states, was in direct contact with the studio bulgarian president ruman radev admitted that he did not know why 70 russian diplomats were declared in the republic and non grata to the corresponding question of journalists. he replied that he did not have the necessary information, and the head of state shifted

kharkiv region, ukraine and the oppression of russian journalists by the united states was stated by our ambassador in washington antonov, who said that representatives of the press from russia who are in the united states on work issues face direct bans on broadcasting, and they are also under various pretexts restrict access to official events. in addition, it is not so easy to get to the states now; there, the processes for obtaining work visas are greatly complicated by bank accounts, and american intelligence services are blocked. this case is trying to persuade russian journalists to cooperate. opponents of british prime minister boris johnson have promised to continue to seek his resignation before they could not get enough votes to pass. that's crazy, distrust of the head of government johnson was supported by 211 people against were 148. why did the conservative party take up arms against its own leader, alexander khabarov will tell the prime minister more than johnson remains in his residence on downing street, from where he almost flew out due to a scandal with illegal parties during the look down per

delegation from washington insists on this previous bans on oil and energy exports led to a sharp rise in prices. the western economy has been hit by both the european union and the united statese losses. inflation sets absolute records against the backdrop of the fuel crisis. at the same time, washington admits in brussels that russia itself began to earn even more and redirected supplies to asian markets. and even under sanctions increased revenues. what to include in the seventh package of restrix and thought for a long time the entry stated that everything that can be done has already been done it the us is proposing to ban the export of russian gold an initiative about which we announce touches, the second most profitable export that russia has after energy. this is about 19 billion dollars, and most of them are accounted for by the countries of the seven. this is significant, but according to the indie-pendant , the sanctions will only apply to gold mined after the ban was introduced. so get around the new restrictions. business will not be difficult. as it has already been done with sanctions on russian oil. they exist, but western companies themselves came up with, no

reidalio said that the anti-russian sanctions of the west hit the west and the united states more, aggravating washington's international politics. now other countries are afraid to invest in us securities. accordingly, fearing that they will be treated the same way as russia further believes, that the energy crisis in europe is pushing for extreme steps yuliya makarova yuliya joins me what kind of steps are these? hello ready to burn everything in the czech republic burn everything, just to provide the inhabitants of the country with heat in the czech government said that if gas supplies to the country stop, they are ready for extreme measures. if our gas is turned off this winter, we will burn everything we can to warm our people and generate electricity, the czech government's energy security commissioners called for an accelerated transition to green sources energy, but acknowledged that it will stretch for a long time in winter really. there may not be enough energy for the european union, the european commissioner believes. on the energy scene, simpson, however, seems to be forgetting about the green

yesterday linda fagan took the oath as commandant of the united states coast guard in washington.serving in the coast guard for more than four decades and across seven continents. >> there are hundreds of you out there who i have served with over the years, far too many to call out. i want to say thank you. thank you for your support, your commitment to the organization, your commitment to me in helping me grow and learn. >> president biden who nominated fagan to the position says that her new role sends a message that women have a place in protecting their country at the highest level. >>> and there's a shakeup at facebook, and despite record high inflation, americans plan to spend for father's day. matt pieper has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: it was another down day on wall street for the second day in a row. stocks yesterday began their slide immediately after the release of several reports on the u.s. economy. the dow lost 176. the nasdaq was down 86. the s&p 500 losing 30. >>> the second most powerful executive at facebook is leavin

united states. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. and sarah told us more about what might happen next. veral states have enacted immediate bans on abortion, and more will follow in the days and weeks to come. you heard president biden there, saying he thinks this is a sad day for america. well, even though he and the democrats control the white house and both houses of congress, there's nothing they can do about this supreme court ruling. and the democrats don't have enough votes in the senate to be able to pass a new law that would guarantee abortion rights. so for now, president biden says what he can do is try to make sure that women who want abortions but live in states that have banned the procedure are able to travel to other places where their termination can still be performed, places like new york state, which now says it's a safe haven for women seeking the procedure. and this really radical decision that has come from this very conservative supreme court is not necessarily going to stop here. we heard one of the justices today making it clear that he thinks the court should n

and so that we, god forbid , don’t bang in washington, the united states continues to fight to the last. the white house has already approved. you missile walls more than a range for a short while, the american grandfather was enough, his they quickly broke it, moreover, completely ingeniously. he didn't even give it. honestly, what is kiev, here we are, like giving kiev? well, honestly, he will not carry a blow on russian territory. no, he used the term enable, which is a term that doesn't really owe anything. that is, well, enable, there was a shmyle, that is, it would only die. schmomer, if only there was a high-like, that is, well, a label, labelers. it's not hard at all. that is, this. so this is an honest word, all the more ukrainian, all the more zelensky, that is, no ukrainian i swear to the asian kind, but they dreamed russian to themselves. this is not a question, but it’s hard for zelensky with an honest word, that is, while our experience of communicating with him shows that a person does not keep his word, the europeans of post-war support for ukraine have to rearm the bund

is no direct communication now due to well-known events between russia and the united states, and moscow asked e washingtonhat a special plane would fly in for employees, but at the last moment the state department literally refused and the embassy employees were forced to buy tickets. now such a rather hot season it was very difficult to fly. they are through e third countries, for example, in particular. this is the largest party that flies today. they fly through the emirates and their journey to moscow will take more than 20 hours, but everyone left in such a rather high spirits, they said that they were flying home and it was a joy for them, of course, denis davydov and nikolai koshkin, the president of bulgaria, the romanian radio, admitted from the united states that does not know why 70 russian diplomats were announced in the republic of persona minongrad to the relevant question of journalists. he replied that he did not have the necessary information, and the head of state shifted the responsibility for the unfriendly step against moscow to the prime minister, allegedly. he thought carefully abou

did the world react the way it did on september 11, 2001, to these terrorist attacks in washington, united states of america, when the united states of america was attacked by terrorists led by bin laden? why did they do that? are slowly reacting now is this what is happening in world politics and also what is happening between the united states of america and ukraine and it is still some certain process - this is a procedure, the world cannot just take it and say well, since putin is a terrorist well, let's go let's all get together and put an end to this international terror, he is doing everything to make it happen, in fact, we are the ones you emphasized once again so that our viewers understand that in the last day or the penultimate day, when 50-60 rockets were hit in ukraine, the americans were 63 missiles, sir, but the americans counted. even through there, for 200 million dollars, russia fired that it was just on the eve of the two largest world summits, i can say seven without switching. and one day we must remind that until 2014, it was eight, i was part of it club of the most industri

smith goes to washington opened around the united states. to prepare for tomorrow's rededication, fruman listening in the region, there will be a ceremony on the steps at 10:00 a.m. re-creating the ceremony, to some degree, and i am going to be speaking if that is an attraction, don't let it keep you away. mr. smith opens the same season as marian anderson. and the scene you talk about, he is a child reading the gettysburg address out loud from the wall. then the film cuts to a black man with tears falling down his cheeks as he hears the words of the promise of equality under god. god is mentioned in lincoln's other speech and is on the gettysburg address portion. lincoln added those, they were not in the original text. when he rewrote it, he inserted the words he spoke at gettysburg. the other mention of god is harsher. in the second inaugural address where that is written into panels on the wall, there is a fiery paragraph saying that after all these centuries of oppression, slavery, every drop of blood drawn with a lash has to be repaid b