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the dispute is read and also in washington last week, and that is also a message to the government to do everything uh to prevent these from civilian homes, also engage sizes for that. so it is a, in this poll in new york, outside the one building take a look at some of the store is making news around the world. what are some sauce in china, which is saturday, defense minister, at least on so a weeks after he was last seen in public, the replacement has been the name, the according to chinese state media, at least the 2nd senior chinese official to disappear mysteriously and then be fired within 3 months on the suspense of foreign minister, a chill guy in july may 17 people were killed in schools injured when a passenger train collided had on with the freight service in bangladesh. the incident happened about 60 kilometers from the capital data. some passengers were trapped in the wreckage. one person has died and 4 are missing. after a collision between 2 cargo ships of the german island of helga and in the north say, one of the vessels as benito sent a rescue operation is under way.

an information bomb exploded in washington last night.e in history, the speaker of the house of representatives was dismissed. kevin mccarthy opposed the continuation of uncontrolled financing of the kiev regime. this is at first glance, because the temporary budget was adopted only after expenses for ukraine were excluded from it. but there is information that this is only part of macarthy’s hidden agreements with political opponents, and money for kiev would be allocated by a separate law. georgiy alisashvili understood the... the us congress is declared vacant kevin mccarthy, one of the most influential republican congressmen, speaker of the house of representatives, that is, the third person in the state lost his post overnight. this is a historical and absolutely unparalleled event in the entire history of our country. clouds began to gather over macarthy in the midst of discussions on the draft budget. republicans and democrats could not agree on how to reduce spending. conservatives wanted to cut items on medicine, social services

a company spokesperson said that plane was headed to sfo from everett, washington, last night. an off-duty american airlines pilot was on board. he was in jump seat. investigators say he unsuccessfully tried to disrupt one of the flight's engines and the flight crew was able to secure that plane without incident. but that flight was diverted to portland, oregon. emerson was taken into custody and faces dozens of attempted murder charges. all those passengers were able to travel to sfo on a later flight. >>> students at one brentwood high school are back in the classroom this midday after a deadly shooting at a weekend party left one student dead and three others injured. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live at that high school. ginger, the tragedy most certainly has rocked that high school, liberty high school community there. >> reporter: that's right, laura, especially because it was unexpected. i spoke to the district summit and he said he doesn't remember a tragedy of this kind to have ever rocked the school community. he did not want to speak to us on camera, but he

the rules of war, something present by pressing on the stage of the dream is read and also in washington last week. and that is also a message to the government to do every thing to prevent these from civilian homes, also in guns, so sorry for that. so it is a n, his poll in new york outside the one building one of the 1st communities homeless terrorist attacks on the 7th of october was keyboards buried within 2 weeks later that thousands of presidents are still missing. and many victims remain identified . the deputies, max vanda has been to the keyboards, is report contains mid material that you may find disturbing. security is tyson keyboards barely today. but at dawn on the morning of october 7th, the army was nowhere to be seen. the more than 1000 people living here were among the 1st to be attacked by how much fighters in the realm to keep boots for hours firing. machine guns grenades, rocket launchers, how much lead terrace moved from house to house over hours killing civilians were taking them hostage to date this keyboards, this deserted all. what's left are burnt, destroyed houses,

that is, it is not so much possible to weaken, since there may be a war, well, here i was in washington last week and i have a discussion here with me in new york and with various friends at oon as well, the main thing is this one, well, now now, it feels like a quick, but, but a steep road to a chaotic world, we, this, as we wanted, want to start with the 22nd year in ukraine and add the tragic events in israel, and how it can be created before a full-scale war, not only israel, against hamas, but whether hezbollah, from lebanon, or other countries will get involved, like iran, but also when, himself, secretary of state blinken himself told congress last week that he felt that perhaps a bigger war would open up, borders azerbaijan and armenia, and the more and more of them, a chaotic world exists, it exists, it is true, when people complain about the third world war, and when the conflict does not happen only in one country, where where we can concentrate the focus, but when this fire starts, it goes all over the world in different regions, where america has a fleet close to israel, and it

junior partner, later, the minister of foreign affairs of the celestial empire ivan also went to washington lastk, met with the president of the united states, joe biden, and today defense minister serhiy shayguz is again in china and is again talking about some very serious, strategic, partnership and cooperation between russia and china. ms. alina, what kind of game is beijing playing, considering such, well, multi-vector trips. well, first of all, china is positioning itself as a second world power of a global dimension, just like the united states of america, that's the first thing to note, and secondly, it means, respectively, that china has the absolute right, like all other sovereign states in principle, to conduct the foreign policy it deems necessary, that is, if china considers it appropriate to continue cooperation with the russian federation, because it helps china to satisfy some national interests, in particular in the energy sphere , in food, in the field of food security, then china will implement it in the future, so such , perhaps, in our opinion, western-european visits, trips

. >> the flight originally left everett, washington, last night just north of seattle, before having to divert in portland. the flight crew was able to put zip ties on the suspect and arrest him on the tarmac. abc7 news reporter tim johns is learning more about this off duty pilot from the bay area. tim's in the newsroom. tim. >> yeah. dan now oregon authorities have identified that pilot as 44 year old joseph david emerson. emerson is originally from washington state but currently resides in the east bay. he works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air and is why he was authorized to sit in the cockpit in the flight deck, jump seat with joseph david emerson now in custody. more details are beginning to emerge about the man who allegedly tried to turn the engines off. a plane flying from seattle to san francisco. records reviewed by the abc seven news i-team show that emerson has lived in contra costa county since 2008 and has no criminal record, tax liens or divorce proceedings. he has a wife who teaches at peralta community college, as well as two young children. neighbors nea

but, you know, president volodymyr zelensky came to washington last month. an in previous meetings and he was more nervous at the end of his meeting about at the beginning. i have talk to european policymakers who were recently, this week, in kyiv meeting with top ukrainians and they said privately ukrainians are really nervous and upset. they are very dependent on american aid and is not clear how much more is going to be forthcoming. interesting stuff. michael birnbaum, national security reporter with the washington post. thank you forjoining us. thank you for having me. let's look now at how the debate over funding for ukraine is playing out in the country itself. for that i spoke earlier with ukrainian mp 0leksiy goncharenko, who was on the move aboard a train for kyiv. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us, even as we can see you are in transit. i want to get your reaction first of all to some of the political chaos we've seen in washington these past few days and now the uncertainty around new military funding for ukraine. it's very con

he met with the president here in washington last week of ukraine by volodymyr zelsky and even then claimed that after talking with him he received answers to many of his questions. now he is trying. shift the responsibility for the lack of funding for ukraine to the biden administration, saying that it was they who could not explain to the legislators and the people of the united states what the victory of ukraine is, what it means, what it will mean for the united states, and what is the path to it and what is the price, but as congressional insiders say , mccarthy simply promises different groups fundamentally incompatible things, and when it comes before the vote, the parties do not agree, today a statement was made by one of the republicans, hets, that next week he will try to initiate the resignation of the speaker, one of the versions of how to get out of this crisis, so that the republicans keep their speaker and vote on the financing of ukraine and the budget, in general, the option is being discussed that mccarthy can rely on the votes of the democrats so that the trumpists cannot

. >> the flight originally left everett, washington, last night just north of seattle, before havingvert in portland. the flight crew was able to put zip ties on the suspect and arrest him on the tarmac. abc7 news reporter tim johns is learning more about this off duty pilot from the bay area. tim's in the newsroom. tim. >> yeah. dan now oregon authorities have identified that pilot as 44 year old joseph david emerson. emerson is originally from washington state but currently resides in the east bay. he works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air and is why he was authorized to sit in the cockpit in the flight deck, jump seat with joseph david emerson now in custody. more details are beginning to emerge about the man who allegedly tried to turn the engines off. a plane flying from seattle to san francisco. records reviewed by the abc seven news i-team show that emerson has lived in contra costa county since 2008 and has no criminal record, tax liens or divorce proceedings. he has a wife who teaches at peralta community college, as well as two young children. neighbors near his

saying publicly they are not too worried but, you know, president volodymyr zelensky came to washington lastd now than in previous meetings and he was more nervous at the end of his meeting than at the beginning. i've talked to european policymakers who were recently, this week, in heave meeting with top ukrainians and they said privately, ukrainians are really nervous and upset ——in kyiv. they are very dependent upon american aid and it's unclear how much more is going to be forthcoming.— to be forthcoming. interesting stuff. michael— to be forthcoming. interesting stuff. michael birnbaum, - to be forthcoming. interesting | stuff. michael birnbaum, thank you forjoining us.— you for “oining us. thank you so you forjoining us. thank you so much _ you forjoining us. thank you so much for— you forjoining us. thank you so much for having _ you forjoining us. thank you so much for having me. - let's look now at how the debate over funding for ukraine is playing out in the country itself. for that, i spoke earlier with ukrainian mp oleksiy goncharenko, who was on the move aboard a train for kyiv.

when congress men and women left washington last week israel was not at car now they are.pond? >> congress cannot respond. we are -- we cannot do anything until we have a speaker of the house. so unfortunately the eight republicans that paired up with 208 democrats didn't bother reading the constitution. our primary responsibility as members of congress is to elect a speaker and until we have that, we can't even pass a resolution condemning the attacks on israel, which are just horrific. i have to respectfully disagree with the rabbi. israel will not be at peace until hamas and islamic jihad are rooted out and destroyed because they're proxies of iran. this is essentially a state sponsored attack by iran that's been funded by the biden administration. >> todd: will this force republicans, the eight that you mentioned to come together to find a speaker? >> you know what? i wish it would. but i have no confidence that these eight folks will do that they have personally put their political wants and needs above the interest of the country. everyone is frustrated with congress

when you look at what happened in washington last night, where this is going, how does the paralysis in the house affect your ability to function in the senate? >> well, we've seen it already. we've seen deals get done when it comes to mccarthy and schumer and mitch mcconnell and the president all agree on a big spending deal. because of the, sort of intrans intelligence of a very narrow extreme minority, part of the republican caucus, the right wing, then mccarthy betrays the deal and walks away. it brings a lot of frustration when we are passing appropriation bills, getting things done in the senate in a bipartisan way, to have to come over hear. even though there's a bipartisan majority for a lot of the common sense things americans need. to fulfill the full faith and credit of the united states. mccarthy is unable to get it done because he's catering, or at least unable to get it done because he's catering to the small extreme minority. >> if he's unable to get it done, are you worried about what the person does who will take his place? >> yeah. i'm very worried. when you see a p

. >> the hit comes after zelenskyy's visit to washington last month, making a pitch for america's continuedupport. according to several government agencies, congress has approved about $113 billion in aid to ukraine, but no new funds will be sent until an agreement is reached and we know that those funds were left out of the recent stopgap agreement. cnn's fred pleitgen joins us from eastern ukraine. so, fred, point blank, what does this mean for ukraine? >> reporter: well, think for now the ukrainians can certainly continue to fight. they have ammunition. they have spare parts. they are of course very concerned about some of the things going on in the u.s., what it could mean potentially in the -- not the long run, the median term as well. we have to keep in mind that ukraine uses a lot of u.s. weapons. pretty much transcends everything that they do on the battlefield, but also, for instance, in air defense as well. it comes from everything from rifles to bullets to hummer armored vehicles, bradley infantry fighting vehicles, tanks now, of course, as well, and air defense systems. so reall

colin cambell, press tv, washington. and last one or least renowned intellectuals, activists and labourstine. was identified as a principal issue to awaken global consciousness, hasan servia reports from johannesburg. as microcosm of the challenges facing mankind today, palestine effectively checks all boxes, and since it's not of their own doing, the role of the colonialist project illustrates the lack of humanity. the opening ceremony of the third international dilemmas of humanity conference was dominating. by the ongoing situation in palestine, both former anti-apartide leaders as well as palestinian activists stress the right of the palestinians to resist israeli occupation. renowned palestinian activist laila khalid noted there's only one language that imperialism understands force. and this again explains the american and european rush to the aid of the zionist regime. when people rise. the occupants begin to sheer, they feel it, the fear, they fear us and this is important to change the balance of forces, let them fear everywhere, they are fees, they stole our land and built for

what it was was literally a vigil for terrorists i was on the university of washington last week whennting from the river to the sea palestine will be free. they mean free of jews. they want all jews out of the land. i had people tell me to my face they were celebrating the fact that babies had their heads cut off in that invasion in israel. what you saw on campus this vigil for terrorists was about trying to reclaim october 7th not as day 14 israelis, 1400 jews were massacred. they are trying to make it something about the palestinians, and they are doubling down on the same fake narrative about this hospital being bombed that rashida tlaib is spewing. >> todd: one thing i find interesting with all these protests, including yours number of people in these protests claim they are jewish. are they jewish? what percentage are actually jewish? >> the ones i spoke to that said they were jewish were definitely not. i asked them very basic questions that any jew of any religious level would know. and they didn't know the answers to any of them. very simple questions. it's just like how anyb

i happen to be in washington last week with the entire north atlantic council, which means i broughtato ambassadors , all 31 of them to washington. we spent quite a bit of time in the house and the senate and 70 members of congress came out to express our continued support to our allies for what we are collectively doing in ukraine. i found that incredibly reassuring and i think that is why it gives our allies and president zelenskyy faith the u.s. will continue to be there. guy: julianne smith, the u.s. ambassador tomato talking to maria tadeo -- the u.s. ambassador to nato talking to maria today a. -- talking to maria tadeo. we first go to annmarie hordern. the ambassador putting the positive spin. we are still here. is that the reality in washington, d.c.? are serious questions being asked about american commitments to the war. annmarie: president biden admitted he is worried about funding for ukraine eight and says he plans to make a major address to explain to the american people why the u.s. needs to be this indispensable backdrop when it comes to the invasion of ukraine and se

he made these remarks that the human rights campaign dinner in washington last night. >> yeah, katie, this was a very emotional keynote speech that president biden delivered during this dinner last night. i want you to take a listen to a bit of it here and we'll take continue on the other side. >> a week ago, we saw hate manifested in another way and the worst massacre of jewish people since the holocaust. more than 1300 innocent lives lost in israel, including at least 27 americans. children, and grandparents alike, kidnapped held hostage by hamas. he'd humanitarian crisis in gaza, innocent palestinian families and the vast majority have nothing to do with hamas. >> katie, the president also told the crowd at that dinner about how he spoke with the families of these americans that are still unaccounted for, who are still believed to be among the hostages e by hamas over a week ago now. he also spoke about the need to call out hate when people see it, to defeat hate. he talked about knowing the loss and the pain of losing family members. he talked about his son beau, what it was like

first and foremost, we know it is because of that because the jordanian ambassador to washington last night basically said this is not the moment, and the palestinian president said he could not go, mahmoud abbas, to any such meeting under these circumstances. the issue is no matter what the israelis say, now what the u.s. say in the beginning before there was any, quote, unquote -- well, was there an investigation and they came to their conclusion, it ignited the arab world. >> yeah. >> they've seen so many times, and because, and i'm sorry to say this, because in the past the israeli idf has not been honest about what actually happened. look at shien, i know we keep talking about it, but it was one of the most recent denials and they accused palestinian militants and they apologized for it and admitted they might have done it, the same with gaza and the same with the killing of an unarmed teenager on the west bank who they say was armed and all of this leads to distrust in that world. so, you know, this issue the u.s. seems to have confirmed that before that and potentially what hap

here i would look at one important factor, one track of relations between kiev and washington in the lastreforms, tied to reforms, to anti-corruption matters. all further assistance. the second track, even the us democratic party, which proposed a corresponding budget for assistance to ukraine, compared to 2023, for 2024 reduced its proposal by half, as minimum. that is, the united states of america is not even planning any offensive actions next year; they benefit from a freeze, even if only temporary. the company did not hear this, b, they are bargaining with kiev and want to bend kiev in order to carry out one or another reforms to take control of strategic levers, strategic sectors of property, as for technology, well, let's be blunt, in the kiev regime it was not the latest technology that was given, but rather facts that they simply sent junk there, which... then now in poland is being repaired, they are trying to accomplish something, and they are not accepting it, that is, and the rearmament is taking place precisely in nato countries, and not in the kiev regime, so here, the enti

president zelenskyy, though, is saying he remains confident in american support after his visit to washington lastth, chris. >> raf sanchez, thank you. >>> right now in manhattan, a close friend of the so called crypto king, sam bankman-fried is on the stand at his trial. cnbc's kate rooney is live at the courthouse for cnbc on msnbc. this witness wasn't just a friend but part of the business from the beginning. what are we hearing today? >> so, chris, that's been a theme. some of the lines between friendships and associates have been blurred. he lives with sam bankman-fried. there were some texts shown with sam bankman-fried and some of his top executives, talking about paying rent and the thought that alameda, the hedge fund involved here that sam bankman-fried also founded and controlled was going to pay the rent. they were essentially going to live there for free. that was interesting. we heard about some of the lifestyle there. they did talk about the issues that sam bankman-fried is accused of committing. fraud in this case, there was $8 billion hole that this witness sai h confronted sam ba

she passed away in washington, d.c. last week. people have been laying flowers outside her home in san francisco. her impact on the city, our state and country was immense . whether you agreed with her politics are not, she was a trailblazer and a pioneer for women in politics. rising to power in the year of the woman. this wednesday senator feinstein's body will lay in state at san francisco city hall. the public is able to pay respects ahead of her funeral thursday. anyone can visit at city hall between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. her funeral will be for family and friends only, not open to the public, but it will be streamed if you want to watch from your computer. we know the late senator's replacement. so many issues, so important in congress being decided. governor gavin newsom tapping laphonza butler to fill the senate seat. she will be going with what the president is calling progress. she comes from something called emily's list, which helps to get leaders into power in the democratic party, especially women leaders. being a

also coming up germany's present conference or stein myers in washington after a last minute invitation was the white house by you was the president joe biden is the 1st meeting and follows a decision by the us congress to slash its support for ukraine. and the regular migration continues to divide european union leaders meeting in spain. there's so much in canada, ends without a joint declaration on migration policy after hungary and poland objective plans to reform you assignment rules. the i'm here until the berlin, thanks for joining us. the reigning active as no just mohammed, he has won the nobel peace prize for how many has funk for women's rights and democracy in these mama for public, for decades, and faith as far as punishment from the authoritarian state. she is currently behind bars in the run, but following today's peace prize announcement calls for her release our growing up in august mohammed, any one of your owns most prominent human rights activists can now add nobel peace prize laureate to her list of accolades to send the we to know the committee has decided to award

but the decision has a really expected to increase and escalate the already high tensions washington claim that last year it took custody of thousands of air warranty, and what as in transit to even including rifles assault rifles, bullets and machine guns. and now washington is expected to send more of those confiscated weapons to ukraine, a in line with its efforts to park the alleviate. the critical shortage facing the ukranian armed forces into a battle for you as they are desperately waiting for assistance from the us and it's european allies. i'm going to write in political out his don't. so to hate the saudi, the united states will keep placing russia until you play news is lost. my this is the fact that you have got this long history of illegal arm sales long enough to trace it back to 19 eighties when the use administration lied to the congress. americans are going to continue this war a case russians until the last ukrainian soldier. this is the bar of its name to super powers, part of this call. it's from the financial issues and the disasters to call and make situation that the united st

and jeremy's president, signed by this time i is in washington after a last minute invitation to the white house by us presidential by their 1st meeting at follows decision by the us congress to slash support for ukraine. the welcome to the show are raining the act of a snark. as mohammed a has won the nobel peace prize, well, how many is fond for women's rights and democracy and miss law make republic for decades and faced harsh punishment from the authoritarian state. she is currently behind bars and iran, but following 2 days, peace prize announcement calls for her release or growing a southern wood up in august mohammed any one of your owns most prominent human rights activists can now add nobel peace prize laureate to her list of accolades then the we know the committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twins. 2 twins, 232, no, i guess muhammad z for harris. hi, against the oppression of women in iran, and head fights to promote human rights and freedom for all. for most of her life mohammed a has fought against her countries, do you credit government which strictly

now with these read lincoln at the end of his a statement last night in the air force in washington, the last sentence, he talked about suspecting international law and the less expensive it was that i respected the notion. i know that's an important statement. i think today and is right there will be talking to live in one is actually responding to the under of is what it is that's you know, you'll have the right to do with you about trying to get the blessing to of has been done. closing the eyes of the suffering with the 1st 10 years. but at the same time that many kind of has interest also to open the door for negotiation mediation because it didn't seem like that in the beginning. what was the clock happened on saturday? no, but founded that the americans were getting caught launch to israel folks who don't come off by any means necessary. but that now seems to have change with the images of civilians being targeted in gaza. and israel being accused of violating international norms and really not those voices are coming. yeah. so what is the plan now as far as america is concerne

some is, was made of the consultations for the policy and authorities. kyra and washington as last 2 or i have, i'll have them tell me that. all right, so there is some center for political studies in jordan. so thanks so much for joining me here at c like that. now we've seen mass protests all over many arab countries. it is not uncomfortable moving funds or should i say, it seems to be an approval against what's going on in palestine. my 1st question is a, is a about relations between those our countries i'm is well, all the good to get 10. so do you think because they go past a to a point where there be no return to? yes, i the do think that especially when it comes to jordan and egypt to the for have still gone to the is to assign visa 3 it is with as i now believe that is an abundance of being in and those 2 countries in particular believe the emily that to, as i in, in itself is the status is, will not care about the 3 inches that yeah, they sign with. and they wouldn't let even agree. i need them both as a serious incident to then i shouldn't have to get it to you at this uh,

move by the decision is really expected to increase and escalate the already high tensions washington claim that last year it took custody of thousands of air warranty. and what the, as in transit to even including rifles assault rifles, bullets and machine guns. and now washington is expected to send more of those confiscated weapons to ukraine. a in line with his efforts to park the alleviate. the critical shortage facing the ukrainian armed forces in the battle for you as they are desperately waiting for assistance from the us and it's your p and allies . earlier i was talking with a full my us marine on june political analyst at brian, but electric. now he calls the us decision to send seized weapons from iran to ukraine, a desperate measure. it also says is because washington is struggling to maintain its proxy will, with most of this is increasing desperation on the us as parts of this is not a sustainable way to wage even a proxy war against russia and ukraine. the united states, along with the cherokee and allies blacks, the industrial capacity to sustain a conflict of this scale. so we've se

but the decision is really expected to increase and escalate the already high tensions washington claim that last year it took custody of thousands of air warranty. and what as in transit to even including rifles assault rifles, bullets and machine guns, and now washington is expected to send more of those confiscated weapons to ukraine, a in line with its efforts to park the alleviate. the critical shortage facing the ukrainian armed forces in the battle for you as they are desperately waiting for assistance from the us and it's european allies. but for more on this last not across live to, to around political level is side list stuff, cuss, cham, you're most welcome side. come i published to you. if you don't want to give your own weapons or you don't have any to send, what better solution than to send ones that are hard to yours? what's your reaction to this apartments a whole lot, so you enter your viewers? well, this is somehow ridiculous because americans claim that they are already reading in the weapons. no one knows if they are a reading, even if they are, no one knows where they've been

but the decision is really expected to increase and escalate the already high tensions washington claim that last year it took custody of thousands of air warranty. and what as in transit to even including rifles assault rifles, bullets and machine guns, and now washington is expected to send more of those confiscated weapons to ukraine, a in line with its efforts to park the alleviate. the critical shortage facing the ukrainian armed forces into a battle for you as they are desperately waiting for assistance from the us and it's european allies. so we had saw it rainy inside of the out, as he says, the us says resulted to this policy because it's been this with hardly any options . this is somehow or kill us because americans claim that they already ringing the weapons. no one knows if they are earring, even if they are, no one knows where they've been, they can. they claim that they've taken call goes off shore on near yemen, or less than 40 minutes. while you're on is always denied that the move and the propaganda. the making is no more than disgrace for the americans. the washington is in pro

the already high tensions washington claim that last year it took custody of thousands of air warranty. and what as in transit to e and including rifles assault rifles, bullets and machine guns. and now washington is expected to send more of those confiscated weapons to ukraine. a in line with its efforts to park the alleviate. the critical shortage facing the ukranian armed forces into a battle for you as they are desperately waiting for assistance from the us. and it's european allies last crossed live now to political level has done visiting professor the university of terra, dr. to heed aside a you're most welcome. can i put it to you to aid if a school yard bully stole some sweets and handed them to his friends, the teacher would discipline the child at tell him it's wrong. do you see much difference in this case except that the lethal weapons dot com the we're talking about to uh, well 1st of all, uh, what i need to say is that the reports has not been independently confirmed or rejected by the uranium official sources. and this is the fact that you have got this long history of

constantly informed, there should be more visits, like this week, andriana susak, who was in washington in september last then after a serious injury, after nine months found strength, and now she is in washington, senator shahin, speaking at a press conference last night, clearly mentioned her story and why the us congress should provide support, that is, we need to look for those people who are the face of the real struggle, and obviously more...' russian agents, to reduce all these, sorry, cases of abuse of aid in order for the transfer of technology to take place, because the f-16 is not only about training pilots, it is about the transport of technology, as well as abrams tanks and many other modern weapons. thank you, hanna gubko was with us , a deputy of the verkhovna rada of the previous convocation, she headed the international committee in the parliament, and now she represents the board, the head of the board of the public association, the network for the protection of national interests ens ants, well the ants work for ukraine. we too, thank you, mrs. hanna, colleagues, i pass the word to you

according to the washington post. the pay last met on the sidelines of the g $20.00 summit in november, the talk salo, several high profile visits by us officials to china in recent months, but also come against the backdrop of continued tension between the 2 countries that spring in jessica washington who's engaging for us, jessica, what's the word in engaging about this possible meeting? so no would at this stage, and i'll just read out some of that washington post report that, that you mentioned that report quotes, a wife wants to official. who says that there is a pretty fun possibility of the truly does meeting in november when the us host the apex so much in san francisco. so essentially from being able to say with any certainty that the 2 leaders will meet in november. now if we take a look at the stage of us china relations, it is certainly a relationship that is, underscore with this current of tension and increasing competitiveness of where we see the us and china having tensions of issues of trade, security even matches

weapons due to the many who is the group also known as you know, so a lot movement, but washington claim that last year it took uh custody of thousands of air warranty . and what as in transit to e and including rifles assault rifles, bullets and machine guns. and now washington is expected to send more of those confiscated weapons to ukraine, a in line with its efforts to park the alleviate. the critical shortage facing the ukrainian armed forces in the battle for you as they are desperately waiting for assistance from the us and it's europe and allies, all right, of course, moment they use up to 90 joining us life. and so i run thanks very much. i, i guess the type of conversation further on how to international. there is brian, but let's look right there on the big screen a former us marine and geo political analyst. i mean, brian, what a story this is. i mean, look, 1st of all, for much welcome to the program. it's good to have you want, but we know we know now that washington's been calling for its weapons to be kind of sent to you prior to whether it's from allies in south korea, even japan,

in fact, we saw president zelenskyy meeting with president biden in washington, d.c. last month where he made yet another push for further support for additional funding for the u.s. government to support the ongoing counter offensive. we did hear from president zelenskyy yesterday and he spoke about the war effort and the progress they are making on the front lines, and despite the decision by congress on the budget, and it was a message of confidence from zelenskyy. take a listen. >> translator: tough times have made us strong, and the strong bring victorious times closer, step by step, today, tomorrow, every day, every minute. nobody should and nobody will manage to switch off our resilience, endurance, grit and courage on scheduled or other basis, and they have no point after which we would stop resisting and fighting, except for one, our victory. >> rosemary, the u.s. budget currently includes provisions for some $6 billion u.s. in defense, and there are other projects the u.s. has been involved in with the focus on the humanitarian relief effort. we have heard those

it's chinese president choosing paying in the san francisco next month, according to the washington post pad last night on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit. last november at least 52 people have been killed. the crazy one of the worst attacks since the beginning of the war more than 18 months ago. they were attending a wake for a soldier in a rural village in the region of cost keys. alright wrote to the headlines here on i was, is there a difficult website out? is there a dot com is the address or the use that we're covering is right. the witness is coming, run it by the money. the was biggest junction would be defined in climate change and transforming pacific on an economy. and the 2nd of to the special reports. 101 east investigates once its state. oh no, just the the the, the one care pivot came to the next. uh huh. mission, the nation. what of what that the uh, go down the street. can you please give me a cover? i see it is it just did you need? uh, it cost you scroll down the, the message that you are a member so long for the queen size the shipment on it is channels. you see it's on the

washington. hasn't that discussion become coming for way too long? that's what the last three weeks have been about. that's what we've been struggling through. that's what we've been working towards and we resolved it today by electing mike johnson as our next speaker. what mike laid out is a vision. it wasn't just core principles that he talked about. but a vision for not just how to get the house back operating but how to get washington working better. how we fix this broken institution. how symbolic. mike talked in the house chamber about the symbolism of the house chamber, moses, in god we trust above the speaker's rostrum. so many symbols, washington, lafayette, the history of the great battles, passing the 13th amendment in that chamber. if you look out at this capitol dome that serves as a beacon to those around the world, the last three weeks, the statute of freedom was covered in scaffolding like we've been doing construction to fix this broken institution. how symbolic that the scaffolding is coming down as we elected a new speaker to fix this institution that

what we are seeing, i was in washington last week and detroit and a conversation i had with an auto industryg about the tax incentives in the u.s. to incentivize the auto producers to use non-china product. he said, it is not just the growth in the total ev market but it is the movement away from the established supply chain that will make a difference. as of today only 20% of the dvds on the market in the u.s. -- of the ev's on the market and the u.s. will be compliant next year. we will see the users grow in volume but also wanting to move towards the alternative supply chain. but to be able to meet that demand we will have to move rapidly. haidi: we have seen government engagement through the inflation reduction act. how much engagement have you had with the government? what would you like to see policy wise to be able to ramp that up in a timely manner that meets the deadlines? rowena: one of the reasons i was in washington was i was part of the round table with the prime minister when he announced the $2 million going into their critical minerals facility. i, it would be that i think th

but feinstein past she cast her last vote in washington, d.c., before passing away last thursday. >> going to the senate floor and from washington, d.c., we see nancy pelosi who has flown here back to san francisco and he's walking by her old friends casket just momentarily here going to pay her final respects before she speaks publicly about it tomorrow. it is really remarkable when you think about just the length and breath. >> of senator feinstein's careers, which has will point it out began right here in this very city hall. and we were commenting off camera just how poetic it sort of is that it was back in 19 78 on those very same steps that senator feinstein. announced to the world. the tragic assassination of then mayor george no mask on emma stoney and supervisor harvey milk, a tragic event that catapulted her into the mayor's office. and from there and through all the years that passed, it was today that her casket was brought up those very same steps by the honor guard and placed under the rotunda. so that all who have benefited from her public service over the years could p

she died last week in washington, d.c. at the age of 90. this morning, the body of the late senator has made its way to san francisco city hall. she is lying in state under the rotunda. we are a community station bring you coverage all day san francisco honors feinstein service and legacy. ♪ >> i am gianna franco. thank you for joining us. my coanchor reed cowan is live at san francisco city hall with reflections and how people are joining today's historic celebration of life. hello, reed. >> reporter: good morning, my friend, gianna. these are days that cause us to stand taller where we look to the life and legacy of someone who got up day in and day out to serve the community. and also to show the world that you can, even when we live in times when sometimes people say you cannot. let's go inside right now and see this live picture inside san francisco city hall . inside the beautiful rotunda. senator dianne feinstein's body lying in state. first people to file past the casket to pay their respects other people who were her steph members.

last three weeks. this almost 400% increase. and let me actually put the data to explain it a little bit in the deeper relief. we saw right here in washington, d.c. last week letters projected, words projected on to the library "glory to the martyrs." celebrating the individuals who murdered and massacred israeli civilians. at tulane in new orleans jewish students were assaulted -- >> jonathan, i'm just going to interrupt you because i want our viewers to know we are going to play some of the video that happened at tulane where things escalated. please continue. >> yeah, at the cooper union, a college in new york city, the security barricaded the students in the library to keep the jewish students away from an enraged mob that when they learned the kids were in the building, they pounded on the door, dana, and chanted "globalize the antintifada." that was a violent set of terror acts committed against innocent israelis where they blew up buses, blew up disco techs and murdered people with their bare hands. this is not about protest, this is literally anti-semitism raw. already jews are the most targeted religious minority in the country by

he was in washington over the last few days and met a number of us officials including resident bidenn union have had a major roadblock, australian trade minister don farrell eu representatives on the sidelines of the g7 ministerial meeting in osaka on sunday. a huge part of the deal hinges on australia's agricultural sector with many countries exporters saying the eu has not offered enough access to them. that is it for this edition of asia business report. we will be back nice and early tomorrow. for now, thank you so much for watching. bringing you different stories from across the uk. these are some of the last of their generation. men and women who can still remember the second world war. mr; can still remember the second world war-— world war. my army caller -a ers world war. my army caller papers arrived _ world war. my army caller papers arrived in - world war. my army caller papers arrived in august . world war. my army caller| papers arrived in august 19 world war. my army caller- papers arrived in august 19 39. three days before germany invaded england.— three days before g