it dates back to 1982 when the united station -- united nations passed a general assembly passed a resolutionlet's take a quick look. algeria was colonized by france from the 1800s until the war for independence in 1954 when national liberation front fighters launched against french rule. algeria is recognized as a sovereign state. the 1960's marked a turning point in south africa, system of government that separated people based on race. anti-apartheid groups maintain resistance with some using guerrilla warfare. that ended in the 1990's in a democratic government was formed. in ireland, in the early 1900s. it led to the deaths of hundreds of people including civilians, but the cause gained popularity in the to the establishment of a breakaway government in ireland. let's bring in our guests. a reader in law. the head of peace building interventions. [indiscernible] the director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the dell heart institute. welcome all to the program. israelis do not consider themselves to be an occupying force, as we have been hearing in international law,

anthony bleecker into the middle of east tate meet with palestinian officials, this comes as united stationase-fire in place, we know the administration is double down on support for israel to defend itself but we also hear from the administration humanitarian aid. what is the real challenge is the help of the palestinians in particular to help moderate palestinians in the palestinian authority deliver better results for their people in israel has a profound role to play in the two. >> president biden insist current is really government closer to home the white house republicans will embrace the infrastructure spending bill proposal they were originally asked for $2.2 trillion to fix roads, bridges, airports to expand broadband now lowering the price tied to 1.7 trillion essentially to reduce the funding that they want to use for broadband reducing investment bridges, roads a larger package overall but smaller than what they asked for, senate republicans tell fox news time is running out to reach an overall deal. >> i think we have a week or ten days to decide if we can work together on thi

>> it is actually the international guard and united are stationed there is , we are the support unit for that organization. >> what you coordinatewith them . >> yes we do. >> right now i'm unaware of any limitations that are occurring in march and what will do is we will take the record and outfit my staff and look at what support is needed and if we are not providing, we will get them the lines they need to be able to accomplish it. >> i look forward to hearing from you. on the cyber issue i'm going to come back, obviously that's one of our biggest challenges and i just recently cosponsored a bill as you may know to establish a civilian cyber security reserve program provided by the defense with cyber security training civilian personnel. to ensure the us government has the talent to address cyber. obviously i know that it's a challenge to get people who are trained in that because there's so many opportunities in the private sector. and obviously it pays well so the you have to be extra vigilant and try to find young people who want to serve these countries so i guess this is for e

stations. over in the united states one where has a 2nd ground station not far from washington d.c. . the constellation satellites can be controlled from here and from headquarters in london. daria corinne is responsible for coordinating the constellations flight maneuvers she and colleague ny richie control individual satellites. here the 2 experts are conducting extensive tests connected to automatic control routines. it's a system that i want to trust but at the same time as a human i want to make sure i'm checking all of all of my checks and balances making sure that everything is ok with the tally before we proceed to the next step because again this isn't a simulation we have to take our time and we have to be as humanly perfect as possible how many controllers will be required to pilot a mega constellation of several 100 satellites this is well artificial intelligence will come in to assist the human operators i believe we're going to be having one controller for about 20. 30 so it's maybe even more we're trying to automate our system so that one person can handle as many satel

islanders uniting in solidarity. photograph station to buy for europeans in the 19th and 20th centuries russia come out of colorado has been free claiming them for 20 years she says he still shaped how people view each other even today. these images still exert power and they still exert power over my life how i see myself and how i see others and i think that's true for every everyone and so why these images can still exert this influence is what interested in exploring like how does power work how does power work. and why do those images still affect how people see. colors says she feels less like a foreigner here in her adopted home berlin than she did in california where she was born to indian parents. and i actually see myself as equal parts. and so for me it was always rooted in this perspective that i am american and it's from the lens of being a person of color in the u.s. . but also being in america and so having this imperial history and legacy as part of my identity and these were always a starting point for me that understa

when it comes to getting real answers for how things are being revamped, our sister station's investigative unitg many who can't get them to respond beyond the generic email. >> we're facing some of the same problems the general public is facing, not getting returned phone calls, they don't have an answer. leaving messages that are not returned. >> the edd acknowledges losing people due to attrition, but they'll only say they're hiring and streamlining training to get staff in place as quickly as possible. >>> 4:58 and rolling into the yellow tier next on "today in the bay," a live report on what you will finally be able to do starting today in one bay area city. >>> plus, an all-new warning about a variant found here in california. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds

sister station's investigative unit are one of many who cannot get the agency's response and are not getting anything beyond the generic email. it seems state lawmakers are even being stalled. >> we're facing the same problems that the general public is facing, not getting returned phone calls. they don't have an answer. leaving messages that are not returned. >> the edd acknowledges that they've lost people because of attrition, but they are trying to get the staff in place as quickly as possible. >>> recall candidate caitlyn jenner. >> i would secure the wall. we can't have a state. we can't have a country without a secure wall. >> she appeared last night on fox news, the sean hannity, touting the border wall. she also said she would do her best to end california status as a sanctuary state but acknowledges some undocumented immigrants should be allowed to remain here in the u.s. >>> another replacement candidate john cox made a campaign stop at treasure island yesterday. cox ran through a long list of california's problem, many caused by the pandemic. opponents say he's still shor

the station was secured by a military firefighting unit and i presume if a nuclear station is on fire that's the biggest emergency there is that was the building we're. the 1st to arrive were to fire fighting units who were a 5 minute drive away and they went right to work to be a remind me and they were the 1st ones to make it to the reactor when you know. every single one of them died just to. see to do with that you could of course all the people working there they were so horrible. none of them survived obviously none of them survived. and you look i don't know what i slept for the 1st time. when we ate for the 1st time. i mean i can't remember i only remember the young men the soldiers coming in with. me and we thought it was going to the helicopter. or was. 0 i.r.c. going that's all we could think of a hot meal a tongue a look how you did none of us knew what to do you thought we didn't know what you what radiation was most of us had ever seen such a thing it was like we were at war. so tragic so horrific a ship. one in the so many people i'm so much chaos there were people on t

there was a call the roof of reactor 4 is on fire stands the station was secured by a military firefighting unit and i presume if a nuclear station is on fire that's the biggest emergency there is and was the beautifully. the 1st to arrive were 2 fire fighting units who were a 5 minute drive away and they went right to work. remind me and they were the 1st ones to make it to the reactor room i mean. every single one of them died just to. see who did get rid of you could of course all the people working there they were so horrible. none of them survived obviously none of them survived you need to do is you can. and you learn i don't know when i slept for the 1st time my diet when we ate for the 1st time. a year i can't remember i only remember the young men the soldiers coming in with burns and we thought it was going to the helicopter. or was. zip you are easy going that's all we could think of a hot meal gonna look how you did none of us knew what to do you thought we didn't know what you are what radiation was one of us had ever seen such a thing it was like we were at war. so tragic come on s

guy: the ransomware attack on the biggest pipeline that chips product in the united states, gasoline stationshackers are being paid in cryptocurrency. do you think that will be a problem? you think that will further reinforce the regulatory clampdown that may be coming as a result? michael: absolutely. i love when you pin me down on these things. in a way it is not going to use bitcoin for payment. how does the u.s. government catch the silk road, they follow the payment. you have to use something like a privacy corn. the key thing in regulation space is digitalization of the dollars. at some point etf's. if the government -- the government loves when you use bitcoin to paper things so they contracted and they can find it. it is the battle of the geeks. usually you can track it. alix: we call them pointy heads on this program. guy: we do. we call them pointy heads because that is how we build our set, to make it look like we have pointy heads. mike mcglone of bloomberg intelligence. [laughter] thank you for much indeed. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel. guy johnso

united states. he visited troops stationed in various parts of the world to show america's growing sense of global responsibilityenabling him, so he thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education.stugs, thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education.tugs, e thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education.itugs, thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education.tugs, e thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education.utugs, e thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges oitugs, enabling him he thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education. so he thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education. so he thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education.e thought at the time, to de but events of the post war world dictated otherwise. the urgent necessity for unity in the free

united states. he visited troops stationed in various parts of the world to show america's growing sense of global responsibilityent. but not active participation in the life of his nation. he accepted an invitation from columbia university to serve as president of that great institution, enabling him, so he thought at the time, to devote the remainder of his life to the challenges of education. but events of the post war world dictated otherwise. the urgent necessity for unity in the free world brought into being the north atlantic treaty organization. and it was evident that only one man could make that vital and complicated organization work from the outset, dwight d. eisenhower. at the end of 1950 he answered his country's call once more and once more he was on european soil to assume supreme command of the land, the sea, and the air forces of a grand defensive alliance against the new threat rising from the soviets who had once been his nation's ally, he had to create in the war-weary european soul, the will to defend itself so that freedom so dearly bought would not be lost. for more than a year he labored

stations. over in the united states one webb has a 2nd ground station not far from washington d.c. . the constellation satellites can be controlled from here and from headquarters in london. daria careen he is responsible for coordinating the constellations flight maneuvers she and colleague ny richey control individual satellites. here the 2 experts are conducting extensive tests connected to automatic control routines. it's a system that i want to trust but at the same time as a human i want to make sure i'm checking all of all of my checks and balances making sure that everything is ok with the tally before we proceed to the next step because again this isn't a simulation we have to take our time and we have to be as humanly perfect as possible how many controllers will be required to pilot a mega constellation of several 100 satellites this is well artificial intelligence will come in to assist the human operators i believe we're going to be having one controller for about 20. 30 so it's maybe even more we're trying to automate our system so that one person can handle as many sat

unit. this is where the operator would load the station. e robot would come in, pick up the glass and take the glass in, apply the urethane and load into the unit. >> the other side is for the windshield. >> the truck would travel right down the center. pres. biden: i got you. >> that one puts it on the back, that one puts it on the front. >> this is where the operator would do the picking of the glass. depending on what level glass he would need, -- you would need, put a primer on it, pick it up there. pres. biden: you know, you guys don't know this, but the state of delaware has the highest percentage of autoworkers in the nation. we are so small a workforce, we had the largest steel plant in the country, the largest chrysler plant, anyway -- a total of 34,000 in the workforce. we don't have any of it left anymore. but anyways, i spent a lot of time in auto plants. by the way, my dad ran an automobile dealership. >> really? pres. biden: i got through on cars. [laughter] pretty cool. >> so we have lots of new technologies coming up. that is

stationed in the united states or deployed around the world, i've been in and out of iraq and afghanistan over 25 times. and i've seen -- i wish everyone could see what you do when you're there. i wish they could see every day how you saddle up, how you jump in the cockpit. no, you're just doing your job. not to mention all the troops i've had the chance to visit in the middle east and europe and indo pacific region. we've traveled all over. jill's traveled all over with me on her own business to service members in iraq. i think she's the only second lady ever to go into a war zone. because she wanted to be there and see it. i always want you to know, always, that the issues you and your family are facing, we need to know how we can support you better. i mean this sincerely, from the bottom of my heart, support you better. there's a reason for that. i've said we bidens are proud to have family in the military. and our son, beau's service, was among the achievements he was most proud of. my heart swelled seeing him in uniform. when i went into iraq, i was there five times when he was in ba

they got their space station unit up there where they wanted it.red that hunk of space equipment up there has been steadily falling back to earth ever since. it's expected to re-under our atmosphere sometime this weekend but not in a controlled way. where is it going to re-enter the atmosphere? i don't know. is it going to be overland? i don't know. could be. china today said, don't worry, we expect that the rocket will burn up on reentry. but previous rocket like this did send joined chunks of space junk down to earth. there is lots of quotes from experts in the news saying if something should survive, well, the best thing to hope for is it will land on water. they say it's most likely to land on water but the only reason they are saying that is because technically most of earth is covered with water. they're kind of playing the odds here. don't worry, we all live on land, but most of the earth isn't land. that means it'll probably be fine. [laughs] no reason for unnecessary alarm here. are we good with that? is this working as directed? i have ju

there have been long queues at petrol stations in the united states, as some drivers have been panic—buyinge colonial pipeline says it hopes to have substantial operations back underway by the end of the week. now on bbc news it's time for click.

there have been long queues at petrol stations in the united states, as some drivers have been panic—buying case prices rise in the days ahead. it's a knock—on effect of last week's cyber attack on a major fuel pipeline. the colonial pipeline says it hopes to have substantial operations back underway by the end of the week. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week — bikes. boats. bots. and shops. hey, welcome to click! this week, we're going to talk about locking stuff and keeping stuff safe, which is why lara currently has a safe on her lap. well, it's a safe with a bit of a difference. you know when you're at the dining table and it feels like everybody has a reason that they have to do something on their phone there and then? laughs. yeah, yeah, yeah. well, this aims to overcome that. it's somewhere to lock away your devices so that you can have some good quality family time. laughs. right! so does it have a key, a combination, or is it on a timer, what? 0k, well, that is the problem. because there are timer options — you can set it for an hour, overnight, for 2h hours — but there'

one of the members of the customs guard unit walked into a police station at night. after hours and said this man working at the desk is officer on duty i would like to report a crime. so he has a police report from 1969 the person says 20 years ago i was in this town in russia and this is what happened. he identifies the two killers in the photo but they didn't have the image to look at by have the advantage of that historian to compare the image with the german interrogation and of course they denied participating denied the shooting. provided more details about what happened but basically they perjured themselves if that photograph was available to west german's and their investigation maybe the outcome would have been different. >> what about ukrainian collaborators? were any of them held accountable quick. >> yes. the prosecutor in the neighboring districts to give you an idea geographically this is 17 century map and you wish settlement so this little town at the most has 4000 jews maybe 1000 were left when the nazis arrived but it is a very important historic

sister station's investigative unit is among many who cannot get them to respond and it seems state lawmakerstonewalled. >> we're facing the same problems the general public is facing. not getting returned phone calls. they don't have an answer. leaving messages that are not returned. >> the edd acknowledges losing people due to attrition but will only say they are hiring and streamlining to get staff in place as quickly as possible. >> a california appeals court signing with governor newsom and his action during the pandemic. the three judges unanimously upheld his use of emergency powers during a time of crisis. the case is being brought on by two state assemblymen who say the governor acted unilaterally. the decision overturned the lower court's ruling which declared newsom's actions unconstitutional. the assemblymen say they plan to appeal. america's top republican says he will try to block whatever joe biden tries to do. >> scott mcgrew this is a familiar threat from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. >>> it is. he said the same thing about obama when he was majority leader, just st

weekend after a cyber attack shut down a major pipeline long lines have formed at gas stations in the southeastern united states the colonial pipeline resumed operation on wednesday the cyber attack is raised concerns about the vulnerability of u.s. infrastructure. a black thursday for bitcoin after tesla c.e.o. elon musk sent the world's leading crypto currency into a virtual freefall with just one single tweet its value dropped by nearly 17 percent on the news before recovering slightly after musk announced the electric vehicle maker would stop accepting bitcoin he cited environmental concerns calling bitcoins energy usage quote insane digital currencies are driven by high powered computers which require large amounts of electricity that electricity generated no surprise with fossil fuel. our morning i'm joined by our reporter peter dogs and you know millions of digital dollars just wiped out with a single tweet how is that even possible what you know even most has a long history of making unexpected and quite a rage is claimed on twitter and i think this one definitely belongs in the top 3 you know mu

on january of 1969, one of the members of that customs guard unit walked into a police station after hours and said, man working at the desk of the officer on duty, i would like to report a crime. so we t had this like police report in 1969 in which that person walked in and said, 20 years ago i was in this town in russia. and this is what happened and he identified the two killers in the photo with west germans didn't have this image to look at but i had the advantage of comparing the images. of the german interior interrogation and they denied the shootings. they provided more details what happened thatic day. if that photograph would've been available at that time may be the could've been different. joshua: about the ukrainian collaborators. with a held accountable in any way. wendy: yes. the prosecutor in neighboring districts, to give you an idea geographically, this is actually a map of the jewish settlements in ukraine is distracting that thisou whole town and most about 4000 jews prayed about a thousandyb had left when they ni had arrived and 41. but it's a very imported hist

florida and georgia surge 40 percent according to the data a small percentage of gas stations throughout the southeastern united states which is most reliant on this pipeline have also been reportedly running out of fuel as of tuesday morning due to this increased demand so as we talk about increased demand amid this ransomware attack what is this doing to oil prices well for more on this and what's moving markets let's bring in boom bust co-host christiane and michelle schneider she's a partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com christy i want to start with that story colonial pipeline is now saying that it hopes to restore service by the end of this week but as we just mentioned this is threatening to disrupt gasoline supplies for millions what does this mean for oil and gas prices as we head into the summer driving months. well right now field prices have hit a 6 year high tuesday as a growing number of gas stations in the southeast are reporting shortages so fuel demand in these states have spiked over 40 percent as panic buying further exacerbated the shortages and i ha

florida and georgia surged 40 percent according to the data a small percentage of gas stations throughout the southeastern united states which is most reliant on this pipeline have also been reportedly running out of fuel as of tuesday morning due to this increased demand so as we talk about increased demand amid this ransomware attack what is this doing to oil prices well for more on this and what's moving markets today let's bring in boom bust co-host christiane and michelle slater she's a partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com christy i want to start with that story colonial pipeline is now saying that it hopes to restore service by the end of this week but as we just mentioned this is threatening to disrupt gasoline supplies for millions what does this mean for oil and gas prices as we head into the summer driving months. well right now fuel prices have hit a 6 year high tuesday as a growing number of gas stations in the southeast are reporting shortages so fuel demand in these states have spiked over 40 percent as panic buying further exacerbated the shortages and i

florida and georgia surged 40 percent according to the data a small percentage of gas stations throughout the southeastern united states which is most rely on this pipeline have also been reportedly running out of fuel as of tuesday morning due to this increased demand so as we talk about increased in. and amid this ransomware attack what is this doing to all prices well for more on this and what's moving markets today let's bring in boom bust co-hosts christiane and michelle schneider she's a partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com christy i want to start with that story colonial pipeline is now saying that it hopes to restore service by the end of this week but as we just mentioned this is threatening to disrupt gasoline supply for millions what does this mean for oil and gas prices as we head into the summer driving months. well right now field prices have hit a 6 year high tuesday as a growing number of gas stations in the southeast are reporting shortages so fuel demand in these states has spiked over 40 percent as panic buying further exacerbated the shortages and i

florida and georgia surge 40 percent according to the data a small percentage of gas stations throughout the southeastern united states which is most reliant on this pipeline have also been reportedly running out of fuel as of tuesday morning due to this increased demand so as we talk about increased demand amid this ransomware attack what is this doing to oil prices well for more on this and what's moving markets let's bring in boom bust co-host christiane and michelle schneider she's a partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com christy i want to start with that story colonial pipeline is now saying that it hopes to restore service by the end of this week but as we just mentioned this is threatening to disrupt gasoline supplies for millions what does this mean for oil and gas prices as we head into the summer driving months. well right now feel prices have hit a 6 year high tuesday as a growing number of gas stations in the southeast are reporting shortages so fuel demand in these states has spiked over 40 percent as panic buying further exacerbated the shortages and i have

>> president of the united states. >> is there a gas station i've been at today?all of this? >> [laughter] biden. sorry. steve: well -- ainsley: the guy before him, he won't understand what i'm talking about. steve: those two people blame joe biden, the president of the united states, and ric grenell the former acting director of national intelligence, also does, he said this is an intel failure by the biden administration and now impacting millions of americans. millions of people are worried they are going to run out of gas because somehow, this foreign entity that's organized crime outfit was able to reach indoor internet across the atlantic or the pacific, don't know, or maybe across the arctic, and got into our computer system. how is that possible? ainsley: it looks like the state affected the most as we said is north carolina and lara trump, fox news contributor and our friend, she's from north carolina, harry reed a how is this affecting your family? >> it's, you know, it's terrible for the state of north carolina as you guys pointed out it's the worst aff

unit supported the u. s. wire. tapping this is denmark secret communication station near copenhagen. danish intelligence reportedly worked with the us national security agency from here to eavesdrop on european politicians. that's according to danish sources. a joint investigation by several european media outlets shows former german chancellor candidate pastime brook was among the espionage targets destined todd before grotesque that allied intelligence services spy and leading politicians of other countries. in the test. it's evidence that they have a life of their own. i think this is a political scandal. a major problem. the danish government didn't inform their german neighbors, though they apparently knew about the eavesdropping as early as 2015. the german government said it only found out about the spying after press inquiries. spying on chancellor uncle mac on former foreign minister, frank walter stein mire, was revealed by an essay leeker edward snowden and a parliamentary inquiry. indeed, it did not reveal that a close european ally was involved most esteem for now, you have to understand the system of

station program here on earth cold. politics means that china can cooperate with other countries in space that's because the united states continues to bar china from participating in the international space station also backed by other countries who have relations with beijing right now. china wants to become a major space power by 2030 and has demonstrated this in recent years with visits to the moon the launch of a long crude probe to mars and now the beginnings of its 1st fully operational space station adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. dan polanco is a professor of astrophysics at the university of warrick he says scientists really cannot say where this will land but it's extremely unlikely to injure anyone there are predictions right now where it's going to. the areas or so large that it really could most anywhere or truck. so the contradictions are somewhere in there using and probably a 1000 miles away from new zealand but really that's just an approximate location and it could be anywhere from well from a trade to. water to china itself i really don't know because it all depends on the state the atmosphere at t

unit supported the u. s. wire. tapping this is denmark secret communication station near copenhagen. dennis intelligence reportedly worked with the us national security agency from here to eavesdrop on european politicians. that's according to danish sources. a joint investigation by several european media outlets shows former german chancellor candidate pastime brook was among the espionage targets and destined todd before the grotesque that allied intelligence services spy and leading politicians of other countries in the task. it's evidence that they have a life of their own. i think this is a political scandal. a major problem. the danish government didn't inform their german neighbors. so they apparently knew about the eavesdropping as early as 2015 . the german government set it only found out about the spying after press inquiries. spying on chancellor uncle america on former foreign minister, frank walter stein mire, was revealed by an essay leeker edward snowden and a parliamentary inquiry. indeed, it did not reveal that a close european ally was involved most esteem for now

launches a planned to support its space station program here on earth cold war politics means that china can cooperate with other countries in space that's because the united states continues to bar china from participating in the international space station also backed by other countries who have relations with beijing right now. china wants to become a major space power by 2030. and has demonstrated this in recent years with visits to the moon the launch of a long crude probe to mars and now the beginnings of its 1st fully operational space station adrian brown al jazeera from call. a quick look at main stories now at least 40 people have been killed in an attack on a girls' school in afghanistan many of the dead were children between the ages of 11 and 15 years old more than 50 people have been injured the blast targeted they said a school in the predominantly shia. neighborhood of west kabul controversy has more now from kabul.

launches a planned to support its space station program here on earth cold war politics means that china can cooperate with other countries in space that's because the united states continues to bar china from participating in the international space station also backed by other countries who have relations with beijing right now. china wants to become a major space power by 2030 and has demonstrated this in recent years with visits to the moon the launch of a non crude probe to mars and now the beginnings of its 1st fully operational space station adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. well the out of control chinese rocket booster highlights a growing space junk problem according to the european space agency more than half of the 11370 satellites put into the earth's orbit a still circulating about 4000 of them are out of use that's more than 9000 tons of space junk about 23000 objects of debt free ranging in size from a smartphone to the space station a being tracked but the real figure could actually be 3 quarters of a 1000000 floating objects mostly less than a centimeter in size but nevertheless could still be damaging. a recap of the top stories this ho

launches a planned to support its space station program here on earth cold war politics means that china can cooperate with other countries in space that's because the united states continues to bar china from participating in the international spy. station also backed by other countries who have relations with beijing right now. china wants to become a major space power by 2030 and has demonstrated this in recent years with visits to the moon the launch of a long crude probe to mars and now the beginnings of its 1st fully operational space station adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong.

launches a planned to support its space station program here on earth cold war politics means that china can cooperate with other countries in space that's because the united states continues to bar china from participating in the international space station also backed by other countries who have relations with beijing right now. china wants to become a major space power by 2030 and has demonstrated this in recent years with visits to the moon the launch of a long crude probe to mars and now the beginnings of its 1st fully operational space station. al-jazeera home call. this is all to syria these are the top stories and there's been more violence in occupied east jerusalem with israeli forces cracking down on palestinian protesters for a 2nd day the palestinian red crescent says at least 90 people were injured when armed police tried to clear muslims gathering on the holiest night of ramadan dozens of people mostly schoolgirls have been killed in multiple blasts outside the school in the afghan capital kabul president ashraf ghani says the taliban were behind the attack but the armed group says eisel is to blame. india's supreme court has set up a task f

launches a planned to support its space station program here on earth cold war politics means that china can cooperate with other countries in space that's because the united states continues to bar china from participating in the international space station also backed by other countries who have relations with beijing right now. china wants to become a major space power by 2030 and has demonstrated this in recent years with visits to the moon the launch of a non crude probe to mars and now the beginnings of its 1st fully operational space station adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. this is all just here these are the top stories there's been more violence in occupied east jerusalem with israeli forces cracking down on palestinian protesters for a 2nd day the palestinian red crescent says at least 80 people were injured when armed police tried to clear a muslim's gathering on the holiest night of on the i phone as it has more from occupied east jerusalem. the israeli security forces.

close every gas station in the entire united states, shot it forever, to make way for some new, as yet quite defined means of transportation that will magically replace the gasoline engine we have used for more than 100 years. this is a green revolution so who cares about some old pipeline? remember that on his first day in office, joe biden shutdown a pipeline. r that is the first thing he did. it was the massive keystone xl o pipeline.id joe biden did not wait for mysterious hackers to shut it down. he shut it down himself and more than 11,000 people lost their jobs. and by the way, gas prices went up. in case you haven't noticed, gas prices have never gone down. the state of california, the average price of a gallon of gasoline is over $4. a year ago, it was $2.70. t in illinois, gas is $3.27 a gallon. last year, $2.10. it is not just two big liberal states, it is the entire country. in texas, gas prices are averaging $2.70 a gallon. last year, it was $1.50. the state of maine, the average price of gas it almost $3. a year ago, it was under $2, and so on. nationally, americans are p

unit supported the u. s. wiretapping operation. this is done march secret communication station near copenhagen. danish intelligence reportedly worked with the us national security hate and seeing from here to eavesdrop on european politicians. that's according to danish sources. a joint investigation by several european media outlets shows. former german chancellor candidate pastime brook was among the espionage targets destined todd before grotesque that allied intelligence. mrs. spy and leading politicians of other countries in equal testers. it's evidence that they have a life of their own feel. i think this is a political scandal, a major problem. the danish government didn't inform their german neighbors, though they apparently knew about the eavesdropping as early as 2015. the german government said it only found out about the spying after press inquiries. spying on chancellor uncle mac on former foreign minister, frank walter stein mire, was revealed by anna se leeker, edward snowden, and a parliamentary inquiry. indeed, it did not reveal that a close european ally was i

gas stations along the east coast in the united states are starting to run out of fuel. biggest petroleum pipeline fight to recover from a cyberattack. from virginia to florida to alabama, fuel stations are reporting they have sold out of gasoline as supplies dwindle and panic buying sets in. colonial pipeline does not expect to be able to substantially restore service before the weekend. pediatric researchers are investigating whether covid-19 is becoming more severe for children. the cdc says since early april, the rate of cases in young kids and early teens has been surpassing that of those 65 and older, and hospitalizations for children with covid-19 are not falling as much as those 18 and up. that has researchers concerned that variants may be affecting children in new ways. including a rare inflammatory disease that has been linked to covid-19 infections. and the u.k., a milestoneha

which will be sent out to fires throughout the state, two of the crews will be stationed at the santa clara county cal fire unit. >>> developing right now, we are learning that a suspected smuggling boat capsized off the san diego coast killing three and sending 27 people to the hospital. at about 10:30 this morning the coast guard responded off the point loma coast to find a wooden boat capsized and broken apart. new video showing the boat debris washing up to the rocky coastline there. over two dozen people were rescued. san diego fire crews say it is possible that the group was packed into a boat. it is a type of threat -- the vessel often used to -- into the u.s. >>> right now people are rallying in palo alto to stop asian hate. the group started on hyde street a f hours re marc thalltwmeerhelped t toer. e >> use wecan't afford to be apathetic when people are dying and when people are getting beat up and when people are getting pushed down. we have to take this moment to rise up and actually speak out. >> now to the update on the may day protest in oakland we now know seven demonstrators were arrested. they

whether you're stationed here in the united states or deployed around the world, i've been in iraq and afghanistan, i think, over 25 times. i wish everyone could see what you do when you're there. i wish they could see every day how you saddle up and you jump in that cockpit. you're just doing your job. not to mention all the troops i've visited in europe. we traveled all over. jill travels all over into iraq. i think she's the only first lady that's been to a war zone because she wanted to see it. i want you to know always that the issues you and your family are facing, we need to switch it better. there are reasons for that. the bidens are proud to have family in the military and our son beau's service was among the achievements, like i said, that he was most proud of. my heart swelled to see him in uniform. when i went into iraq, i was there five times he was in baghdad. and i remember the first time i saw him, his name was hunter. i said, what in the hell happened? he said, dad, i didn't want anyone to give me special favors because the vice president is my dad. they gave him permi