you damage on the us? that's exactly the case- you don't— damage on the us? that's exactly the case. you don't need _ damage on the us? that's exactly the case. you don't need a _ damage on the us? that's exactly the case. you don't need a balloon - case. you don't need a balloon to gather intelligence. to gather intelligence, i think us will remember gary powers, who was shot down doing exactly that. if you send in a balloon, that balloon is going to be visible to somebody, and the public have said what is going on here? why is our extremely powerful military not able to defend our airspace? ridiculous little intruder, and that is exactly what china managed to do. we were chuckling a little bit when people realise it was some sort of intelligence gathering device. it's notjust intelligence gathering device. it's not just some intelligence gathering device. it's notjust some joke.— intelligence gathering device. it's not just some joke. notjust some 'oke. given that, what seems to be — notjust some joke. given that, what seems to be is _ notjust some joke

so in a way you have to think about what the use, what the use is and how it's used. so there are, you know, is it, is they, they, you know, a situation where it wouldn't cause any, want any harm. well then, you know, that's fine. maybe it's just for you in assisting your work or is something that you're during during the day or just as a, as a fun project for example. but of course there's issues around misinformation. so when you showed that sin sbc a video, for example, those are real people, but there are deep, vague videos that are of concern and stuff like that. and certainly you wouldn't want to put generated a out there that has to do with like a life. you know, something regarding saving a life or harming someone in a health care way in a medical field in the military intel, these tools can be trusted and the issue is around trust at this time, i will say most definitely, and i'm wondering, oh my go not to keep repeating the same point, but you know, when we do talk about the trust or lack thereof, i'm wondering, you know, what would you highlight? is it abou

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so in a way you have to think about what the use, what the use is and how it's used. so there are, you know, is it, is it a, you know, a situation where it wouldn't cause any, want any harm? well then, you know, that's fine. maybe it's just for you in assisting your work or is something that you're during during the day or just as a, as a fun project for example. but of course there's issues around misinformation. so when you showed that cynthia video, for example, those are real people, but there are deep, vague videos that are of concern and stuff like that. and certainly you wouldn't want to put generated a out there that has to do with like a life. you know, something regarding saving a life or harming someone in a health care way in a medical field in the military intel, these tools can be trusted and the issue is around trust at this time, i will say most definitely, and i'm wondering, oh my go not to keep repeating the same point, but you know, when we do talk about the trust or lack thereof, i'm wondering, you know, what would you highlight? is it about, you k

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and regarding he gave us seems to be give us a little hands about the pipeline industries. and also in that interview says it doesn't necessarily, his source doesn't necessarily have to be american. let's don't forget that nato countries were involved in that even energy companies knew that this was the implant. they just couldn't talk about it. marina, you know, about north stream. i know about north stream, we've been hearing about it for years, covering it here for years. but many people don't really know the full story, the background. can you tell us a little bit more about the background of the north stream projects and the revelations and how they've been handled since they've come out? of course, north soon gas pipelines were used to deliver cheap russian gas food, germany and europe in general. and germany was receiving a substantial amount. nordstrom to, which was finally completed, was going to double the amount of cheap ross and gas flowing to germany. and of course to europe and america wanted to put an end to it and they needed to get rid of those pipelines. s

i'm the us dollar. according to bloomberg about 30 percent of pakistan's population up below the poverty line with the majority of them relying on government subsidies just for the bad necessities. it is also being called into question as i m f mission chief of pockets on nathan porter arrived in the nation's capital. islam about undoubtedly been with a big red pen in order to slash government spending for his overloads in washington . d. c. the effects of this will be catastrophic, not just for the economy of pakistan, but could plug the nation into object poverty. in anticipation of his visits, the government res, gasoline prices over the weekends, increasing the suffering already being inflicted in my view. this is yet another example of us financial wolf that 1st by influencing the ousting of a lead to friendly to russia. consequently, bringing a country to its needs to the u. s. dollar. and now the final qu, degrass full thing, the country to become debt slaves to themselves, and their allies, to t

you'll find us on twitter either. at the w news you can fall would be on twitter it, brett. gov tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody with to the point strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives, the u. s. and china have never really trusted each other. now the 2 superpowers have, once again clashed over a chinese balloon, flown into u. s. territory. but just how bad can it get on to the point we ask us in china rivalry, what's behind the grow intention to the point with d. w into the conflict zone with sebastian a chinese balloon flying high over america has led to the cancellation of high level talks between bay june in washington. my guest in beijing is senior. com. those you both express on chinese security and strategy. for the far from the balloon, verify me about a recent washington. wanted to discuss what'll happen is conflict between 60 minutes. i'll dw. oh, when you become a criminal pre climb aol. already know who's with

she used to see it's a very prosperous country compared to what he used to be. and i got to tell you a lot more prosperous in many ways than i see on the streets of pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where we have, you know, 10 cities with no lose people and huge crime rate. so no, this, this is not of their characterization. so part of the state department page on nicaragua, points to a crippled economy. they addressed us sanctions on the country, but neglect to link the 2 things. now the binding administration has its site set on nicaragua, gold industry, and stripping up to $500.00 government workers. their us bees as how much of this move has to do with their security cooperation with russia. does the state department merely, you know, try to punish states economically, who won't jump when the u. s. says so. yeah. well, 1st of all, let me say yes, the sanctions are going to hurt nicaragua, up kill now the sanctions and there's been about 3 different sanctions, regina against nicaragua and the last 4 years. but nicaragua was whether those, well, i think they were g, m

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a us meteorologist has tracked the route it may have taken using a model normally used to look at the spread of pollutants. the bbc�*s data analysts and weather teams say this model takes account things like wind patterns and shows a trajectory from china across the pacific, crossing alaska then canada before entering the us. it was then spotted, supposedly first by civilians on a plane, over rural montana. here, us officials claimed, the balloon lingered. why? well, one possible reason we can see from this satellite imagery is malmstrom air force base nearby, an important base that houses intercontinental missiles. the us air force scrambled two fighter jets from nevada's nellis air force base, but the decision was taken not to shoot the balloon down because of the risk of debris causing harm below. so what do we know about the balloon itself? here's what scientific experts we've spoken to think — that it's likely filled with helium, with solar panels to provide power, and it is manoeuvrable. there are instruments and sensors to collect data that could be used for science or surv

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the construction work hit us hard. they had promised us jobs. our children are supposed to be earning something from this, but instead they're out of work for about a while. other people in south africans get the jobs we go hungry food one and they also took our fields till another about gas in the cornfields and grazing land. now, how's construction workers? far from leading to greater prosperity, the dam has brought misery for residence. driving 8000 people from their homes. the water will flow to south africa's financial hub, johannesburg, 400 kilometers away. for the 16000000 people in the city and surrounding province, la, so toes dams a vital and already provide 60 percent of their water. since the project is financed with south african taxpayers money, eula, kline hans has been monitoring it for a long time. he works for the organisation outer, which seeks to expose corruption and mismanagement me. urbanized ations taking place and future development and expansion of business needs more water. and the problem is we are only very limited t

the us basically search form. this was a 413 page document that the donnie group came with that rejected 88 allegations really that were pressed by indian bug against the a dani group. now of basically what the, a donnie group said that he didn't book had clear intent of profiteering of the cost all saw the she hold those as well as their public investors. but who is george soros? he is arguably one of the most controversial figures in the world. he's known of a financial group by some, but by boast. he's known for his wellness shows influence a billionaire who is known to move markets. really. he's also called the man who block the bank of england. he's in fact the master manipulation of global master, as he's known by many now india of course, is extremely angry, and they're saying that they are always listen to any lecturing by this man. ah, the us ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield blames syrian president bush la side and his government for the problems of getting humanitarian aid to the disasters ow

it's worked against us in iran working against us in russia. all right, so who is our never spontaneous events, right? they are engineered, they're a process, they take time and planning, civil unrest for as organic, as many of them appear oftentimes, especially in this day and age. those 2 are engineers. who tends to be behind the engineering of today's modern civil unrest. whether you know it's domestically or abroad, can you think of any persons or groups or countries that come to mind? i mean coups are socially engineered. and even though we speak of a military coup it's, it's not the us military's job to go in and create conditions for a good, a tough. that's the job of the central intelligence. and that's who's behind the vast majority of the nefarious actions in the world today. or the c i a's job is to go in and i say manipulate societies, they do that by buying off politicians. they do that by funding oppositions. they do that by a deliberately undermining economies. or they do that by planting this information by taking control the me

there were $87.00 us men stationed at our f acro theory. it's also mentions the construction of a new $147.00 room dorm facility. it's a cost of $27000000.00 to accommodate the same personnel responsible for training the crew of you to spy planes are still remains unclear. with any u. s. missions have been carried out yet from that location, and we requested comments from cypress and we will bring you their response as soon as we get them. to discuss the issue, we're now joined life by michael, my former senior pentagon security analyst. michael, thanks for finding the time to speak was today. i guess the 1st question is, what's the big deal? well that's, that's a good question because there's, there's been such a relationship between cyprus on the united states for many, many years. and of course, the, the bases are, are british and, and it's still that those 2 basis still are a bone of contention between the separate government in the south and, and the british and the british government. but nonetheless, relationship is excellent, as wel

. china ties, vice foreign minister sheer fung, also accused the us of cold, indiscriminate use of force. so to down the program, we're looking to answer 2 questions arising out of all this. firstly, what next for bilateral ties between the 2 powers? and 2nd, how is china reacting to increased us and western engagement in asia? an area beijing considers its own. but judd. we'll get to those questions in a minute. but before that, this is what the reaction in china has been to the shooting down of the balloon to you may well i so i think this is a bit of an embarrassing moment for the americans a meal. because the u. s. air force, which prides itself on being the world's leading air force, surprisingly, did not solve this civilian aircraft problem quickly yolanda they dragged it out for 3 days. here. you had your on pool a fund yet the other day about from my perspective when i think about it, if it were us balloon which had floated to china, we may take similar measures from a personal point of view. it's probably not a big deal. it's understandable, considering that the current internat

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joining us is dan hoffman. how do you assess the state of the war and the state of the region. >> we're tracking this horrific war of attrition with thousands of casualties on both sides. but really the story of the war is just the damage that russia has inflicted upon ukraine. deliberately targeting civilian neighborhoods and hospitals and maternity wards, that is why the ukraineanians are fighting on to force the russian out of their territory. but i think one story is that china is the big winner in this war right now, they are exploiting a weakened russia. which has been bloodied and beaten down, alloying china to import hydrocarbons at reduce prices, chinese don't want vladimir putin police, t-- police, they are taking advanc advantage of putin in a weaken state. trey: is the way that war being prosecuted, you mentioned the human rights violation. is this jeopardizes putin's standing within russia. >> i think there is a possibility of that happening, there is a lot of fishers right now within russia, we sa

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what can you tell us? well, it is a strong statement, but it's a series of reveal of the serious actions by the united states on hatton, monic, dom dominating, or bullying practice. it's basically a series of systematic actions. the report covers that the u. s. has been escalating, a great power competing across the globe. and the country has acted more boldly to interfere the internal affairs of the are the countries and the united states really develop a model playbook to stage a color revolution. and it has overstressed, the concept of national security abuse, export controls and force the unilateral sanctions upon others. so it's basically a series of action in multiple perspectives. and so it's also a pointing out the action of playing the democracy card or rather, you know, hurting the interests of people from many countries. now this, this report is essentially titled the perils of us had gemini. do you think the timing of the report is important? if you look at the timing of the import, this really

good to happy with us. our top story this, our russian foreign minister, faith moscow has all it needs to complete its military operation and ukraine, and then to be with good news agency. so again, love stated that western supplies of long range weapons to key if means russia has to push back ukrainian forces further away from his buddhist only stood. mm. so the units right now we're trying to push the crane an armed forces and their artillery. so a distance that would not create a threat to our territories. so the longer range of the weapons being procured by the keefe regime means we will have to push them further away from the territories that are a part of our country bush. and now we have all the capabilities to complete our special military operation. russia is in the middle of a front line. geopolitical battle where they hawaii is trying to maintain its dominant position as it's seen that it's a so called superiority is fading. and it's trying to do whatever i can at any cost to make sure it stays o

i, thanks for being with us to help us unravel the situation. so what exactly is the significance of russian troops the latest advance? i think that the whole concept is the amazing thing here. ah, the new way to wage a fraud though, a fraud blind wars with these. oh, very efficient assault groups. now, led by these warner orchestra guys like they say and but anyway, we see like a new kind of warfare and he's making great successes, ilo, in the same time, russia is very carefully using it's manpower, and they have these very multi rated fraud de la solve units which are taking very key locations, making encirclement and then uh, the uh, the regular armies keeping full support for the special units. i think the, the russia has find a very efficient, told to which to war enormous. and in these conflict and or it may caresoft and keeps up the own losses in a very meaningful level. even though the, the fighting is very dense and he's very heavy. every battle going on board to east of ki, do the very deep into the region. oh, doris people republic do

because of the us from i to us, given the f. 16 come with your graph. and on the other hand, there is the end of their argument. hey, if you want to buy the f 16, you have to fly and the thing them and the l. so the also see the membership in echo and what is the best? there are the he and my idea the for didn't after the 1st they want to understand the 30 last people 50000. we suffer from humanitarian for in the you, off the submit and here at the off the character, not in our agenda. and they have to obey deregulation. the mother is tommy, you show us he why did a fine stop the given the weapons and finance so that there is organization in pick i know propaganda against it. otherwise they may be wait a lot of time. and if you use these vector right, yeah, i get the feeling that washington isn't very numbered with with turkey's independent streak. the i've, it seems as if washington would rather they just submitted a little bit more to, to america's weapons and got on with it. but, but turkey has been holding tight, they've been standing firm and what

then we will be used from 90 days as the weapon sort of recommended by russian sanctions imposed by us and the west. the european union's blackmail methods against serbia are entirely unacceptable. the e. u is tightening the screws on the candidate for exception only because its president does not want to support the failed policy of the elite in the union in every way and looks at the interests of his people and what the cost of this person the region says lowe's g to be in the region. unemployment. people are leaving every day. 40 men like zone crime. we're going to try and i'm certainly going every other homes. so the question is possible. exactly. really and, and it seems that every year. ok, something else to tell you about today, bella russian president, alexander lucas chicago met with president in moscow a number of hours ago with plenty of topics on the agenda. growing bilateral ties between the 2 nations. a military cooperation took top priority. ortiz told quarter has more of the public part of this meeting between russian president vladimir putin and bell, russian president

they thought to divide us, take us down. you know what? new york grows up we feel get even stronger instead. just this year we prayed for their souls, we experienced twin tragedies in my hometown of buffalo. i see senator kenky here -- kennedy here. he knows what i'm talking about. crystal would have joined us but is dealing with the aftermath as well. first of all, we had a hate-filled domestic terrorist attack on my neighbors in buffalo. simply out grocery shopping on a beautiful day. afterward we came together, the legislature, our leadership, and we passed the toughest gun laws in our country to say, no more. and just over the christmas weekend, with the blizzard of the century, we prayed for their family, the souls we lost. but we had heroic people. it was so dangerous to be out there. i want to recognize the heroic first responders, and thed or anywhere citizens who help strangers in their time of need. and we are so honored to have some of the men and women who fought that blizzard here with us today and one of them, they all have i

tell us why it matters. examples about one of the stakes involved in protecting classified information? what are the bad guys trying to do? bucks if i could start at first principles. i have been a big advocate of open government. state ag we had a portfolio and force the meetings and open records laws. i did find a partner a strange bedfellow impact lately we successfully worked together to expand and make more available information to the public through the preview of information act. it goes back to first principles again. legitimacy of government and the government cannot consent to something they don't know about. i've also noticed an all too human propensity to hide stuff that could potentially be embarrassing and to promote stuff that makes me look good. that's natural, that is human nature. i start from that premise of the public's right to know but it's important to self-government. that is where we start. but as we all know there are important matters that need to be handled confidentially and has

so police have been using sonar and using underwater search teams. they've also been consulting river flow experts to try to work out where nicola might be. meanwhile, the volunteers are still coordinating a detailed search of the area — everyone hoping that there is a positive outcome to this curious case. 0livia, one of the odd circumstances, which was apparent after she had disappeared, was that she was on the phone apparently moments before, and that the phone was found, even though she wasn't found. she'd been in the middle of a conference call with colleagues. i suppose that was something that would make people think, "oh, if you suddenly leave your phone and you vanish, has somebody attacked you and dragged you off?" do the police think they can come up with an alternative explanation for that very odd — small but very odd matter? yes, that's right, there have been a lot of theories as to what might�*ve happened to her, and that's why the police held their press conference yesterday, to try and reassure people that they've scoured the ar

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and china uses them to the united states uses them as well. i suppose. what's different here is that the chinese didn't think that they get caught right. why? because how could they could they think that they were going to get cold? i mean, people could see these, these bone. so these are not of my, i find it's very, very bizarre, especially taking into account the china. although from a point of view in the, remain behind the united states, in many ways they're really trying to invest. and to get to together, we thought that technology, when it comes to data, just type of power and also, you know, position on military power. so eventually are very clumsy and going back to, to contribute to the discussion between my colleagues. say from the go. i think on the one in the chinese elise immediately they need to be extremely careful at the time of the child us china relations then in trouble, if any, on people's actions. on the other hand, the us needs to be careful not to release the social statements until it has direct evidence. and we've seen something s

good to happy with us. now, the head of russia that wagner military group has confirmed that his fighters have taken control of the village of class and i a garage in the don't. yes, were public getting a new foothold for 9 months, longer salt on the city of your mosque, also known as back moot, which is still held by keeps troops. the development increases pressure on ukrainian force is in the case city, a vital transportation help the key abs 4th is on potentially paved the way for further advances which could lead to russian forces, taking full control of that had done yet for public ortiz egleston. a report from don bass with the latest. according to the chieftain of the russian private military company, the wagner group. if danny pre goshen, his fighters have basically taken the control taken over, they have captured the village of casner got out to the north of germ of scott is a very small settlement. it can be very hard to pinpoint on the map, but it is very important. well, it tactically and strate

it's described in the use policy what they are and why they are used. so, sorry. >> a generic term you hear in policing is flash bang. >> they are underneath. grenades are underneath. >> it's used generically but there's different types of breaching devices but anything used to breach a door, we know what they are but the public refers to those -- >> they are not hand grenades, no. there's no, like, okay. so they are not designed to splatter and -- >> correct. it's designed to -- they are designed to breach and not do harm to people's body. >> we do suspicious packages so it's not just doors but anything that needs to be opened but we do have some breaching apparatuses used to open up packages. >> how many armored personnel carriers does the san francisco police have? >> we listed one. that's our bearcat. >> why would the san francisco police department need an armored personnel carrier? >> i'll take that. >> mind resistance too. >> i'll take that. basically, this is armored vehicle on a truck platform. and so the reason for that, if there's -- if there

this used to stop a samuel sen. yeah. i used to stop. this is jeanine with your premium in 2008 tens of thousands gathered in cave to welcome the russian orthodox church hierarchy would come from moscow for the 1020. the anniversary of christianity in russia. a pretty good athlete law. i feel with hotels in here. i don't do of course it in a few short. he is those who welcome to moscow patriarch and keith will be efficiently regarded as enemies of the ukrainian stay. ah, somebody awful. yes. i guess jeff, i'm glad to know what's going, what's going on. i don't want you to go to it, but i'll try to go to one of them have procedures so we didn't get the same one as yesterday also was really in your system just seems for your fishing me honest with you through those or would you like to move on the wall in my journals or maybe doing the sure likes to be extra be interested in what you want us to finish up where there was only to show you what it was initial me in the morning. beautiful gum. what. but i was nice what it was, issued me a minu

that is not the us wants. it wants guard rails or a floor on some rules for communication such that we can continue to pursue what president biden wants to call extreme competition with china, while lowering the danger this would result in war. so those are two very different goals. china, to date, rejects the idea that us—china relations are fundamentally competitive, whereas a growing number of people in the us see this as a new kind of cold war. certainly, the whole story of this balloon and it being shot down had a cold war feeling to it, from beginning to end. robert daly from the kissinger institute on china and the united states. i've been speaking to anna malindog. she's a china analyst and a columnist for the asean post, based in manila, in the philippines. i asked how the shooting down of the balloon was received in the region. the chinese people and even the chinese government are not accepting, or blatantly not accepting the so—called speculation that the balloon itself is like a spy balloon. a

and the huge international demand makes it easier to bypass us sanctions. us sanctions have opened up new opportunities for iran's oil, including an oil and gas swamp projects with russia. however, jet one is no longer willing to put all its eggs in one basket of oil revenues and is determined to shift its industrial landscape toward value added in this race with the petrochemical sector, playing a central part in the plan. use of generally r t kish island. was the main store? is this our do checkouts? all websites are t dot com or telecom channel for more? i'm peter scott's on the back again with another look at each of the our thanks for watching. ah ah the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo where finally authorized by the leading european countries in 1885. in the very heart of the african continent, a state under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared. since the beginning, the congo free state was total may him for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children,

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i was the only one of us able to wool. 4 of us were wounded. my niece, my mum, my sister and i bucked and pavel were dead. moisten my son and my sister's husband . i naples carried my sister and my niece out of the building and brought them to a hospital to sleep, but yet so they'll bring you to at the hospital, the doctor's country, clothes. so for him and the order, he carried these bloody clothes into the hallway by the emergency accent. if there was a huge heap of bloody clothes to ready, that bulk are crowded when she, this is gonna, with my machine, is not a cause. they sewed. my mom up without an aesthetically boiler. she screamed from pain. me yosemite, but the doctor said if you've come on, don't scream. that was just a vaccine shop. they were trying to make jokes. i'm in the it is, i live could a little the wounded were lying in the hallways by the wools on the floor. ha ha. did little kids in the lawn? can? they'd last leg. glover no arms. i believe the king nickaligha was even a head on the ground. oh. so there was so much blood on

it would have been too much of a 6 back us. it didn't recognize the course which he had already completed. so he's taking part in courses the ukraine online. no, as an integration. but i mean, literally, i would say it's more, it was more traumatizing. that even though itself, because i'm certain categories you could be your clinic, i ain and after i read it, are you like you can only us at the i $32.00 newton. that was a fine. i saw that in the family. no. not what she edgy mind. is also study to become a doctor. he's one of those who did take up it please at medical school in ghana. before that, he springs, sponsored him through 5 years of studies at their book or vimeo state medical university in chin. if to see he says he enjoyed his time in ukraine and was close to finishing his degree, opting to continue his studies in ghana has cost him time and money, or to give up the fact that and we're not complete school this year. and no, i mean, complete school next year. so i was taking a year back, slamming level $500.00 now. so