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the u.s. that destroyed the criminal justice system, destroyed the rule of law in honduras and now what act like it is the rescuer on horseback to convict this man that the biden and trump and obama administrations also ported. amy: and we get a report from gaza. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel is continuing its attacks on gaza as palestinians mark the first day of ramadan. the death toll from israel's five-month long assault has topped 31,000. health officials in gaza say at least 27 palestinians have starved to death due to israel's ongoing blockade of aid deliveries. over the weekend, five palestinians died in northern gaza as a pallet of food a question to death after a parachute failed to open. the united states has begun shipping parts to build a temporary port off the coast of gaza to increase aid following president biden's announcement during his state of the union address last week, but many
the u.s. that destroyed the criminal justice system, destroyed the rule of law in honduras and now what act like it is the rescuer on horseback to convict this man that the biden and trump and obama administrations also ported. amy: and we get a report from gaza. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel is continuing its attacks on gaza as palestinians mark the first day of ramadan. the death toll from israel's...
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the u.s. to take care of the gun trafficking in haiti. this did not happen. eventually, because they were supported by politicians, they had the money to functiothey usd extortion to get money. no one has control over them anymore. that is how they ended up controlling the capital and the judicial system. it is veryyou end up having thes controlling the capital. host: there is a man at the center of that that is quoted often. he goes by the nickname barbecue. who is he? guest: barbecue was a police officer. he was closely allied with michelle martini. qth in. barbecue was made by members of the government as a way to make sure he could keep the population in check. he controls alerts for the slu . many of the members in the gangs wereic people closely aligned with the police. the support he was getting where the official members of the government. it is not just one that came out of the slums. these were police officers working of behalf the martelly administration. they empoweredlu them to be
the u.s. to take care of the gun trafficking in haiti. this did not happen. eventually, because they were supported by politicians, they had the money to functiothey usd extortion to get money. no one has control over them anymore. that is how they ended up controlling the capital and the judicial system. it is veryyou end up having thes controlling the capital. host: there is a man at the center of that that is quoted often. he goes by the nickname barbecue. who is he? guest: barbecue was a...
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u.s. assistant secretary of commerce here to talk about this debate in washington over what to do about tiktok. the hoaplegislation 352-65, oveg bipartisan support. is this significant? guest: given the scope of tiktok users and how debated this issue has been over the last several years, it is really heartwarming and really encouraging to see the government come together on a bipartisan basis about the threats posed to u.s. national securities, absolutely. host: you said heartwarming, why? guest: in today's era, we tend to over-politicize issues and it is really nice when in instances where people can put partisanship aside and really come together to address national security threats. your second question is this a threat, absolutely. director wray, director haynes, the director of intelligence has been incredibly vocal about the threat that tiktok poses. when you look at how much they have been issuing a warning, it is really unprecedented. we don't see anything like that normally. we r
u.s. assistant secretary of commerce here to talk about this debate in washington over what to do about tiktok. the hoaplegislation 352-65, oveg bipartisan support. is this significant? guest: given the scope of tiktok users and how debated this issue has been over the last several years, it is really heartwarming and really encouraging to see the government come together on a bipartisan basis about the threats posed to u.s. national securities, absolutely. host: you said heartwarming, why?...
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i believe the u.s. will do -- use that time to prevent the israelis from entering into that combat mission without taking great steps to remove civilians from harm's way. sumi: can i ask you of how much we saw today at the um, the u.s. not vetoing this resolution, how much do you think that has to do with domestic politics? we saw the republican congressman michael lawler say the biden administration is putting democratic party politics above u.s. foreign policy interests and the safety and security of israel. what do you think of that? frank: obviously, president biden is under some pressure domestically. i think that is reflective. i think also, the isolation we have experienced from the rest of the world at the united nations did not sit well with the biden administration. there were a number of different factors that led to that. the main point is we are trying to send a strong message that we want to see a cease-fire and prepared to take actions to back that up. it is interesting that president tru
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u.s. inflation data later this week. fed speakers differ on rate cut expectations. russian president vladimir putin has, for the first time, said islamist militants carried out the deadly moscow attack. but he still accuses ukraine of involvement. plus, boeing starts the search for its next ceo after a leadership shakeup as it seeks to reassure airlines and passengers that its planes are safe. eck in on these markets, checking in on futures after modest losses across the u.s. in wall street last night. i the end of the close yesterday losses of around 3/10 on the s&p. the nasdaq, here's the future set up when you look to the u.s., you're looking at gains. 5280%. nasdaq futures 18,500 45 pointing to gains. european stocks are on fresh eyes yesterday and the session. you are a 15% for european stocks in the last 12 months. flat across european futures, u.k. futures, ftse 100 futures -- futures lower. let's flip the board and look across asset with a focus on what's happening in the treasurie
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. >> and now from the heritage foundation, a discussion on u.s. policy in taiwan and u.s. interest in preventing a chinese invasion of that country. this is about an hour. [applause] >> good morning. thanks to everyone in attendance. thanks to everyone watching at home, everyone watching in beijing. especially in beijing. we have a great program for you today and a special guest to kickoff. thank you for joining us this morning. ff: dr. roberts came to the heritage foundation over a year ago promising to make china a priority and he has followed through on the pledge. i've seen him become personally invested in some of our struggles and our efforts to make better legislation on china make better policy on china and pushback against the ccp. he also wrote a fantastic commentary last october titled we are in a new cold war, it's time our politicians started acting like it. i would encourage all to read that, it's one of the better things i've read in china in quite some time. despite the considerable demands on your schedule, you took a trip to taiwan and japan in late febru
. >> and now from the heritage foundation, a discussion on u.s. policy in taiwan and u.s. interest in preventing a chinese invasion of that country. this is about an hour. [applause] >> good morning. thanks to everyone in attendance. thanks to everyone watching at home, everyone watching in beijing. especially in beijing. we have a great program for you today and a special guest to kickoff. thank you for joining us this morning. ff: dr. roberts came to the heritage foundation over a...
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so u.s. policymakers should not get complacent because there is still plenty of time for global technology leadership to change hands. at the csame time, i caution against framing quantum technology development in entirely zero sum terms. the u.s. and china are the strongest research collaborators in quantum science. valuable information and talent will flow in both directions. the biden administration recently issued an executive order restricting u.s. outbound investments in chinese quantum technology firms. i am not aware of any u.s. firms currently investing in chinese quantum technologies or considering doing so. moreover private industries will play a relatively small role in the chinese quantum ecosystem. most twill occur the national laboratories. so i suspect that the executive order will have little impact on chinese quantum rnd efforts on the near term. i'd like to conclude with a few thoughts regarding steps the u.s. government could take to strengthen quantum technology. if they
so u.s. policymakers should not get complacent because there is still plenty of time for global technology leadership to change hands. at the csame time, i caution against framing quantum technology development in entirely zero sum terms. the u.s. and china are the strongest research collaborators in quantum science. valuable information and talent will flow in both directions. the biden administration recently issued an executive order restricting u.s. outbound investments in chinese quantum...
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u.s. investor data tomorrow. u.s. president joe biden towards israel against invading the city of rafah, calling it a redline as cease-fire talks remained deadlocked. aramco's 31 billion dollars gift, the world's biggest oil exporter ramps up its quarterly dividend despite loyal oil prices to plug a budget deficit. a bit of profit across the nasdaq on friday. we had jobs data, unemployment rate ticking up to 3.9%, but broadly the jobs picture looking at a relatively resilient in the u.s. european stocks ended friday at a press record. european stocks pointing to losses of .5 of 1%. the data focus is the inflation print out of the u.s. on tuesday. it is worth noting inflation out of china managed to take up in a recent reading suggesting the inflationary funk is starting to return. ftse futures pointing lower by .3 of 1%. just down .1 of 1% on s&p futures. it lets with the board and look cross asset, the focus to take is very much on what is happening with japanese assets, the strength comi
u.s. investor data tomorrow. u.s. president joe biden towards israel against invading the city of rafah, calling it a redline as cease-fire talks remained deadlocked. aramco's 31 billion dollars gift, the world's biggest oil exporter ramps up its quarterly dividend despite loyal oil prices to plug a budget deficit. a bit of profit across the nasdaq on friday. we had jobs data, unemployment rate ticking up to 3.9%, but broadly the jobs picture looking at a relatively resilient in the u.s....
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u.s. support for israel's assault on gaza. we will also get the latest on ceasefire talks that remain at an impasse days before the muslim holy month of ramadan begins. and we go to pakistan where shehbaz sharif was sworn in as prime minister for a second time amid protests and accusations of election rigging. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a gaza ceasefire before the start of ramadan and peers -- appears increasingly unlikely after talks ended in cairo without an agreement. hamas says negotiations will continue. israel reportedly boycotted the recent talks. the official death toll in gaza has topped 30,800 in the five months since israel's assault began. at least another 72,000 palestinians have been wounded. the group refugees international is warning israel's persistent blocking of humanitarian aid into gaza has created apocalyptic conditions inside the besieged territory. at least 20 gazans have star
u.s. support for israel's assault on gaza. we will also get the latest on ceasefire talks that remain at an impasse days before the muslim holy month of ramadan begins. and we go to pakistan where shehbaz sharif was sworn in as prime minister for a second time amid protests and accusations of election rigging. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a gaza ceasefire before the start of ramadan and peers -- appears...
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not only in the u.s., but abroad. freedom in the u.s. for reproductive rights in the u.s., united states supreme court, overturned roe v. wade, which gave women a right to choose what they wanted to do to abort a child or not. the majority of americans support roe v. wade. so that is a key issue coming into 2024. the sides of issues. >> should we talk about foreign policy for a moment? there is a lot of anger about the way he has handled what is going on in gaza and his seeming inability to get israel to do his bidding. in terms of normally, how much does foreign policy play on voters minds when they go to the ballot box? >> it will vary depending on what is going on in the u.s. at that time. but it definitely plays a key role. not only did he address that, he also addressed issues with making sure wealthy corporations pay their fair share. and the fact that that is really important to hard-working americans and making sure they have homes and paying for their mortgage and making sure social security is not cut. the gamut of different is
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u.s. cpi. that biggest loss all year potentially set to extend into the tuesday session as well. taking a look at how we are setting up when it comes to japan and the korean markets around the region. some downside there for new zealand. a pretty difficult session for japan equities. nikkei futures up by a quarter of 1%. looking at muted but further declines. the two equity benchmarks in japan something more than 2% on monday amidst these loan speculations about the time. we are also seeing a little bit of dollar weakness playing into yen strength there. finally, quite a lot of concern building in the chinese demand. we are seeing them modestly higher at the moment. >> and just listening to some of the keywords. it is modest. you have futures here come online. we have equities moving in a little bit lower. it is that count down to the u.s. inflation data. we are expecting it to be pretty far above the fed's target. around 3%. we were at about 9% around a year ago. it can really be some of
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the u.s. snow deploying u.s. marines and anti-terror teams to protect the u.s. embassy in haiti. armed gangs surrounding the capital, and the evacuations. including famous author michal bull, who wrote "tuesdays with more rui." what he's saying tonight. >>> back in the u.s., the college quarterback arrested tonight during spring break. >>> actress olivia munn revealing her personal battle with breast cancer tonight. >>> and the abc news exclusive. robin roberts with actress christina applegate and jamie lynn seigler. both are battling multiple sclerosis. tonight, their fight against ms, and their fight to help others. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. word coming in tonight, that scare on a passenger flight, a young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. >>> and the news from georgia involving some charges dropped against donald trump. >>> but we do begin tonight with the heated battle over the future of tiktok here in the u.s. 170 million users here in this country. tonight, the house, by an overwhelming ma
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if the u.s. wants israel to cancel those plans, the u.s. does not want to surrender under any circumstances. it will be very difficult to convince the israeli government that is the way to go because netanyahu insists on a very regular basis that israel has to go in. that is the last bastion of hamas. there is no way of achieving its goal of destroying hamas's military organization. if israel does decide to go ahead with that plan, that will be a very big point of contention between itself and the u.s. and the rest of the world. >> paul wallace. thank you very much indeed for the latest in terms of what is transpiring in the middle east. the urgency around the situation in gaza. not your day had. everything us we are looking ahead to. the u.k. cpi really important. the inflation data out of the u.k.. the expectation you're on your for the month of february, that number is expected to fall from 4% in january year on year to 3.5% in february. they will lead up to the back of inlet decision on thursday, expectations on the market still what th
if the u.s. wants israel to cancel those plans, the u.s. does not want to surrender under any circumstances. it will be very difficult to convince the israeli government that is the way to go because netanyahu insists on a very regular basis that israel has to go in. that is the last bastion of hamas. there is no way of achieving its goal of destroying hamas's military organization. if israel does decide to go ahead with that plan, that will be a very big point of contention between itself and...
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u.s. and its arab allies agree on the need for an immediate sustained cease-fire in gaza. u.s. republicans outlined plans to invite israeli prime minister bennett to netanyahu to address congress amid disagreements in washington over some for israel -- over support for israel. and in a landmark loss, the u.s. department of justice accuses apple of illegally monopolizing the smartphone market. ♪ welcome to world news america. start in the middle east. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says there is consensus between the u.s. and arab leaders on the need for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. mr. blinken's in cairo on his latest middle east tour for talks to shipboard -- to shore up support on a cease-fire. the top diplomat says israel needs to do more to allow humanitarian aid into gaza, where he said the entire population faces significant levels of food insecurity. the ua and also called for a cease-fire on thursday. the u.n. has issued a draft resolution to the security council for
u.s. and its arab allies agree on the need for an immediate sustained cease-fire in gaza. u.s. republicans outlined plans to invite israeli prime minister bennett to netanyahu to address congress amid disagreements in washington over some for israel -- over support for israel. and in a landmark loss, the u.s. department of justice accuses apple of illegally monopolizing the smartphone market. ♪ welcome to world news america. start in the middle east. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken...
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i'm sorry, the u.s. navy first and then the army came in and occupied buford the sea islands head after the navy came in and drove the confederate writs out. she knew that it spelled trouble and i think the enslaved people on the can be knew that the union had come and this spelled freedom for. in the book i've been able to try to trace several formerly enslaved who left the company who liberated themselves and went to buford and worked for the u.s. army quartermaster after gun shoot at bay point. so the combahee river raid really begins. the battle of port royal. okay. and the battle of port royal inaugurates the port royal. there are. 8000 formerly enslaved people who are freed and these formerly enslaved people are in, in all respects, abandoned right there without, uh, their whites, shall we say something that we're thinking about the civil war period would have been in, according to the planters. but according to the union as well. so this inaugurates the port royal experiment, which was the largest
i'm sorry, the u.s. navy first and then the army came in and occupied buford the sea islands head after the navy came in and drove the confederate writs out. she knew that it spelled trouble and i think the enslaved people on the can be knew that the union had come and this spelled freedom for. in the book i've been able to try to trace several formerly enslaved who left the company who liberated themselves and went to buford and worked for the u.s. army quartermaster after gun shoot at bay...
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u.s. stocks we saw inching lower. it is the countdown to the u.s. inflation print still expected to be in the 3% territory. core reading, three point 7% according to our survey. -- 3.7% according to our survey. >> in australia we have heard about australian households struggling with headwinds. that is the message delivered by the bank. this is the week before the are b.i. meats highlighting how difficult the rate hikes have been with inflation being the single biggest drag after the 13 hikes we have seen since may 2022. rotter markets -- modest -- broader markets. modest gains. we saw the biggest decline in the year for australian equities. down 1.8% at the close yesterday. a modest rebound. some declines for mining stocks including bhp rio tinto. perhaps not as much is expected. materials down .1%. after iron ore -- both on china demand but also swelling inventory. the aussie dollar is holding up pretty well. given the proxy it has two how well or how badly iron ore does. 6616 is what we are tracking a midst has been a bit more elevation on the bl
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the u.s. it will derail outside too. it won't be the u.s. goes down and the rest of the world says everything is great even with massive valuation discrepancies. there is room for other things, but you have to think of them as working together. jonathan: i want to frame that more tightly. the u.s. can decouple from the u.s. but the rest of the world cannot decouple from the u.s.? sarah: yes. that wasn't how i was framing it in my mind, but -- jonathan: the obvious bet is to own u.s. equity risk if you earn any at all? sarah: from our standpoint it is difficult to think of not owning u.s. equity risk. you can add other things, but as a u.s.-based investor you can't say i will go other places because i want to go other places. lisa: american exceptionalism. how long we can keep the privilege of borrowing in less money and fueling our economy through that kind of financing. does the fed pitted make you less optimistic on longer-term -- fed pivot make you less optimistic on longer-term bonds becau
the u.s. it will derail outside too. it won't be the u.s. goes down and the rest of the world says everything is great even with massive valuation discrepancies. there is room for other things, but you have to think of them as working together. jonathan: i want to frame that more tightly. the u.s. can decouple from the u.s. but the rest of the world cannot decouple from the u.s.? sarah: yes. that wasn't how i was framing it in my mind, but -- jonathan: the obvious bet is to own u.s. equity risk...
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we know better than our u.s. military. we know better than u.s. business. >> does the american position make any sense to you? >> it honestly does not. the opposition was not on national security reasons or on business reasons. it, to me, seemed just a reflexive, ideological opposition to joining the treaty. >> reporter: since 2012, while repeated attempts to ratify the treaty have failed, china has made deep sea mining a national priority. it already has a near monopoly of the critical minerals on land. now it's set to lock up the bounty on the sea floor. ambassador john negroponte, a former director of national intelligence in the bush administration, told us, china's aggressive actions should be setting off alarms. >> what's changed since 2012? >> the people's republic of china and its more assertive behavior on the international scene, particularly in the south china sea. and then with respect to deep seabed mining, they're eating our lunch. they've got access to five sites. right now, we have access to none. >> reporter: john negroponte is on
we know better than our u.s. military. we know better than u.s. business. >> does the american position make any sense to you? >> it honestly does not. the opposition was not on national security reasons or on business reasons. it, to me, seemed just a reflexive, ideological opposition to joining the treaty. >> reporter: since 2012, while repeated attempts to ratify the treaty have failed, china has made deep sea mining a national priority. it already has a near monopoly of...
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the second one is from a u.s. perspective to where should innovation -- an invasion occur, maybe the ccb would conduct strikes on u.s. territories. can you assess the idea of first strikes on u.s. naval and air force facilities in places like guam and okinawa? michael: the question about destroying advanced semiconductor labs in taiwan -- it's just not plausible. the u.s. will need semiconductors to fight a war period. china does as well and china would like to have the semiconductors but the fact of the matter is, it would be externally difficult to invade taiwan. i am aware that this is something that has been in the media. i am by no means downplaying the person who asked this question. it's a very good question. it's been all over the media. i think the whole concept is it's a bit misguided that there is so much talk about that. i don't think it's a plausible scenario. the real risk is that if china did ever invade taiwan, the real risk would be it would be very difficult to prevent the destruction of semicond
the second one is from a u.s. perspective to where should innovation -- an invasion occur, maybe the ccb would conduct strikes on u.s. territories. can you assess the idea of first strikes on u.s. naval and air force facilities in places like guam and okinawa? michael: the question about destroying advanced semiconductor labs in taiwan -- it's just not plausible. the u.s. will need semiconductors to fight a war period. china does as well and china would like to have the semiconductors but the...
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against the u.s. dollar prayed under surveillance this morning the fed's elusive inflation target. >> the market got way ahead of the fed orders when the market was pricing six or seven rate cuts. getting inflation down to 2%. the not so good inflation prints we saw a recently just reinforce that. i think the world isn't going away the fed reserve were expecting. i think there's plenty of time to see how this develops. >> here's the latest this morning. next week after two cpi prints this year. we expect the fed to hold rates steady in a unanimous decision. our base case is the fed will indicate they are in a holding pattern for now with minimum changes to the policy statement and the baseline outlook including the expectation three rate cuts may be appropriate. julia i want to talk about a difference of the moment of what we see in cpi and what we expect to see in pce. >> that is the question. certainly when after the january what we were hearing from fed officials was it was sort of an anticipated b
against the u.s. dollar prayed under surveillance this morning the fed's elusive inflation target. >> the market got way ahead of the fed orders when the market was pricing six or seven rate cuts. getting inflation down to 2%. the not so good inflation prints we saw a recently just reinforce that. i think the world isn't going away the fed reserve were expecting. i think there's plenty of time to see how this develops. >> here's the latest this morning. next week after two cpi...
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while the u.s. government is aware of these threats, we need to strengthen protection for america's food supply. this includes identifying vulnerabilities than prime minister proving measures of government against cyberthreats. of our supply chain have been offshored and building blocks for our food systems and crop production products. these are the basic elements that nourish crops, proangt from weeds, insects and diseases. a supply chain report indicates 70% of the crop protection that are plews produ most from china. another 40% of the world's toes ferous supply originates in china. imagine if they shut off our supply. crop nutrients, yields will decr and requiring more land. the economic impact of farmers, consumers and our nation would have devastating consequences and lead to higher consumer prices and food ins threat to the united states and our alwries. the absence of crop protection have an impact. we need to allow for reasonable and durable regulations to prevail to allowstates to bringy
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the u.s. and u.k. deliver thousands of tons of food aid to gaza amid warnings of severe hunger. united nations says more is needed. in a surprise announcement, the irish prime minister says he is stepping down. mexico's president rejects a texas law that empowers state officials to arrest and deport suspected illegal migrants. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. the u.s. state department says secretary of state antony blinken will not travel to israel as part of his current trip to the middle east. he began his visit to the region on wednesday in saudi arabia, meeting leadership before he goes to cairo on thursday. from there, the secretary will go to tel aviv wihere talks will focus on securing the release of israeli hostages, issuing the defeat of hamas while protecting civilians, and you minute hearing aid to the gaza strip. there is no mention of the word cease fire in two separate announcements. relations have soured between president biden and israeli prime minister n
the u.s. and u.k. deliver thousands of tons of food aid to gaza amid warnings of severe hunger. united nations says more is needed. in a surprise announcement, the irish prime minister says he is stepping down. mexico's president rejects a texas law that empowers state officials to arrest and deport suspected illegal migrants. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. the u.s. state department says secretary of state antony blinken will not travel to israel as part of his current...
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this u.s. data ported the way forward an argument that the fed may backtrack one day after they indicated re-cuts this year. what does this mean for the dollar and what are the biggest stories? how the dollar has been behaving since the start of the year is a big story. it is almost like a marathon, u.s. two-year yield is up. you can see 1244 and little change in the yen. trading around 151 or 152. further increases this year and you can see one of the biggest stories. let's see how asian markets are faring with avril. avril: interesting picture in the asian pacific. risk abounding. pulling back from a two-year high, chinese stocks are leading declines. it's not just the central bank, it is geopolitics, smic may have broken american law. traders brace for earnings from the biggest developers. country garden reporting missing estimates not a lot of appetite. chinese tech leading declines. both negative and paring declines. as you say it is about chinese renminbi. pboc spooked investors. it set t
this u.s. data ported the way forward an argument that the fed may backtrack one day after they indicated re-cuts this year. what does this mean for the dollar and what are the biggest stories? how the dollar has been behaving since the start of the year is a big story. it is almost like a marathon, u.s. two-year yield is up. you can see 1244 and little change in the yen. trading around 151 or 152. further increases this year and you can see one of the biggest stories. let's see how asian...
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u.s. factory inflation data due today for fresh clues on the fed's rape at the head. apple's biggest supplier is said to report. we will discuss what they mean and good thing about the help of the tech sector and john help economy. the clock ticks were tiktok, the fate of the popular video app is in the hands of the u.s. senate after the house forces its owners to so or face a ban. nasdaq ended lower by 0.8%. as an be close lower. it was a press record for european stocks. the catalyst later today, producer prices out of the u.s., whether or not ppi print out of the u.s. confirms the stickiness that we saw in cpi, the consumer price index orbits a question mark over the sticky narrative. retail sales and initial jobless claims that the u.s. s&p futures flat, european futures flat after record gains. ftse 100 futures at 7775. s&p futures pointing slightly higher after a lackluster session but comfortably above the 5200 level. nasdaq futures looking to gain .3 of 1% so far across the futures
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the second one is from a u.s. perspective to where should innovation -- an invasion occur, maybe the ccb would conduct strikes on u.s. territories. can you assess the idea of first strikes on u.s. naval and air force facilities in places like guam and okinawa? michael: the question about destroying advanced semiconductor labs in taiwan -- it's just not plausible. the u.s. will need semiconductors to fight a war period. china does as well and china would like to have the semiconductors but the fact of the matter is, it would be externally difficult to invade taiwan. i am aware that this is something that has been in the media. i am by no means downplaying the person who asked this question. it's a very good question. it's been all over the media. i think the whole concept is it's a bit misguided that there is so much talk about that. i don't think it's a plausible scenario. the real risk is that if china did ever invade taiwan, the real risk would be it would be very difficult to prevent the destruction of semicond
the second one is from a u.s. perspective to where should innovation -- an invasion occur, maybe the ccb would conduct strikes on u.s. territories. can you assess the idea of first strikes on u.s. naval and air force facilities in places like guam and okinawa? michael: the question about destroying advanced semiconductor labs in taiwan -- it's just not plausible. the u.s. will need semiconductors to fight a war period. china does as well and china would like to have the semiconductors but the...
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u.s. special envoy for haiti, ambassador dan foote. he resigned from his post in 2021 citing the biden administration's "inhumane treatment was quote of haitian asylum seekers and u.s. meddling in haitian politics. then as republican presidential front-runner donald trump calls immigrants animals again, a new film called "unseen" hopes to reframe the narrative entirely. it profiles a blind, undocumented social work student named pedro. >> you placed a lot of stress and anxiety and do you. i decided to study social work. i wanted to help people, an opportunity for those that did not have an opportunity. amy: we'll speak with the film's director set hernandez. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. famine is imminent in northern gaza according to a u.n.-backed report published monday. michael fakri, the u.n. special rapporteur on the right to food said the u.s. is "complicit in this starvation of the palestinian p
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>> the u.s. is there. you cannot govern in haiti without a measure on the u.s. secondly the u.s. should try to respect the will of theple. we have 70% of the population you program. they did not want to pay taxes. were it was to go to washington. se■&that is o thing. the second thing on this.any other country has a lot of people when you define a common ground to alert them to share power. we cannot take power by . you have to pay more attention because it can be morehan just your friend in time. and third, education who never be in the country well because basically in the economy. it's about having families when peace and quiet so they can go about their business. despite giving opportunities to people they can see it haiti is a place they have to leave. so therefore i think what we learn as you need organization. you need explanation, but also you need friends were willing to help. >> ever present is installed in the right way. >> wasn't economical program the judicial program became president in haiti. [inaudible] by providing them money forÑ -- training programs so they c
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the u.s. left the un security council passed a resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire in gaza. former president trump gets a wind in one case while a judge and another set the date for his first criminal trial. suspects in a moscow concert hall attack appear in court after a massacre that left at least 137 people dead. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is canceling a scheduled trip to the u.s. after the u.s. did not veto a un security council resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire between hamas and israel. the u.s. abstain from the vote, allowing the resolution to pass. the resolution also demands the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. it comes after numerous failed attempts. >> after months of diplomatic wrangling and numerous failed attempts of the resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza was finally passed. >> please raise their hand. >> for the first time, none of the permanent members of the securit
the u.s. left the un security council passed a resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire in gaza. former president trump gets a wind in one case while a judge and another set the date for his first criminal trial. suspects in a moscow concert hall attack appear in court after a massacre that left at least 137 people dead. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is canceling a scheduled trip to the u.s. after the u.s. did not veto a un security...
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u.s.-china relationship, today's hearing focuses on a topic that has rightfully emerged at the forefront of the policy debate in both chambers of congress in recent months, technology. while much remains uncertain about the 20 20's and 20 30's, recent events have made it unmistakably clear that technology will be the indispensable precondition for american prosperity, security, and national sovereignty in the years ahead. president eisenhower once observed there is only one thing i can tell you about war, and it is this, no war ever shows the characteristics that were expected. it is always different. it has now been 79 years since the world last expense the war between great powers. that is the same amount of time that elapsed between the american civil war and world war ii. just think of how different the world of the american civil war was compared to the world on the eve of world war ii. similarly, the world today bears little results to the world of 79 years ago. if a great power war
u.s.-china relationship, today's hearing focuses on a topic that has rightfully emerged at the forefront of the policy debate in both chambers of congress in recent months, technology. while much remains uncertain about the 20 20's and 20 30's, recent events have made it unmistakably clear that technology will be the indispensable precondition for american prosperity, security, and national sovereignty in the years ahead. president eisenhower once observed there is only one thing i can tell you...
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the u.s. is exceptional. >> do you think it's rational to stay in the u.s. and add more if valuations are high? to bet on this and not expected to expand? >> i've been asked that question every year in the u.s. premium has increased every year. i say do not feed the u.s. to quickly. i do not see it as supported by fundamentals. this is betting on momentum. momentum is strong. tom: that was bloomberg opinion columnist mohammed on momentum in the markets. he started talking about the fact that this is a fed that will look through sticky year inflation inputs matt is what we are seeing, the expenditures are out on friday. does the fed continue to look through that? you get a monthly headline of 0.4% from 0.3% and go back to the end of last year and see the landing strip in view in terms of the inflation story. the nose takes up, it does not land. the fact that it has started to grind higher in the last three months, the february number is expected to build. when you think about the fed reaction and tied that into the movement, goldman sachs is keeping its forec
the u.s. is exceptional. >> do you think it's rational to stay in the u.s. and add more if valuations are high? to bet on this and not expected to expand? >> i've been asked that question every year in the u.s. premium has increased every year. i say do not feed the u.s. to quickly. i do not see it as supported by fundamentals. this is betting on momentum. momentum is strong. tom: that was bloomberg opinion columnist mohammed on momentum in the markets. he started talking about the...
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should the u.s. and japan be collaborating with linux foundation when while way, china telecom and uni com are key partners to those organizations? >> the policies that are described to you earlier, sir, remember the foundation, trusted supply based upon independent judiciary and due process procedures. ok? so while linux may be contributing, the fundamental otosan has been pa of that encouragement to get japanese, u.s., korean, other industries, indian involved in that cooperation, and specifically for the standard-setting issues that go on in international commercial collaboration through the bodies designed for that purpose. eel if there is dominance by one party, then the outcomes will not reflect the broader international community's needs. so there are two responses to your question. first is the specific policy set, second is the involvement of industry and other voices going forward in standard -setting bodies. >> question that i have is since we're on the topic of cybersecurity there's a lot
should the u.s. and japan be collaborating with linux foundation when while way, china telecom and uni com are key partners to those organizations? >> the policies that are described to you earlier, sir, remember the foundation, trusted supply based upon independent judiciary and due process procedures. ok? so while linux may be contributing, the fundamental otosan has been pa of that encouragement to get japanese, u.s., korean, other industries, indian involved in that cooperation, and...
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how far with the u.s. go? >> we can say the u.s. has been supportive in every way and has shown that it takes seriously these agreements, but it is dangerous to think that we will run to big brother. that is not the way we treat it. we do this for ourselves because we feel that we have to and it is not at the behest of the u.s.. >> how confident are you the u.s. is willing to go to war with china? how far is the u.s. prepared to go? >> i really -- to take a step back from that question, that is what we want to avoid. we want to do everything to avoid that situation. this is not -- this is not poking the bear. we are to do the opposite and keep things manageable, to continue dialogue at every level and we have initiated those dialogues. so that is what we have to continue because lose there are many volatilities in the region. >> philippines president speaking with haslinda. watch us live and catch up on past interviews on the terminal or dive into any of the functions we talk about. this is for bloomberg subscribers only at tv .
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u.s. strategic, u.s. china strategic competition. this is sister stokes first time testifying before the commission. the research at the rand corporation prior to joining, he was the editor of the jamestown foundation and he will examine the efforts to leverage the language models and its approach to cognitive warfare particularly for the purpose of manipulating information on social media. then scientist at rand where the current research focuses on emerging quantum technologies ai aim cybersecurity. prior to he received his phd in theoretical physics at the university of california santa barbara. his testimony will address the aspirations to integrate quantum technologies into its military and drug comparisons between the u.s. quantum industrial base. thank you for the testimony. i would like to remind you all, all the witnesses please keep remarks and reserve time for questions and answers. i will begin with you but i do want to just quickly comment is with the last panel we are learnin
u.s. strategic, u.s. china strategic competition. this is sister stokes first time testifying before the commission. the research at the rand corporation prior to joining, he was the editor of the jamestown foundation and he will examine the efforts to leverage the language models and its approach to cognitive warfare particularly for the purpose of manipulating information on social media. then scientist at rand where the current research focuses on emerging quantum technologies ai aim...
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the u.s. abstained, sparking outrage from israel which wanted the u.s. to veto the measure. we will speak to craig mokhiber, a former top u.n. official who resigned in protest over israel's assault on gaza. but first to london where a british court has put the extradition of julian assange on hold until the u.s. provides more assurances about how the wikileaks publisher will be treated in u.s. custody. >> today's decision is astounding. the courts recognize that julian is exposed to a flagrant denial of his freedom of expression rights, that he is been discriminated against on the basis of his nationality -- an australian -- and that he remains exposed to the death penalty. amy: we will hear from julian assange's wife and then speak to the british mp, former labor leader jeremy corbyn. plus, a judge in new york has decided the first of donald trump's four criminal trials will begin april 15. we will speak to pulitzer prize winning journalist david cay johnston. all that and more, coming up. we
the u.s. abstained, sparking outrage from israel which wanted the u.s. to veto the measure. we will speak to craig mokhiber, a former top u.n. official who resigned in protest over israel's assault on gaza. but first to london where a british court has put the extradition of julian assange on hold until the u.s. provides more assurances about how the wikileaks publisher will be treated in u.s. custody. >> today's decision is astounding. the courts recognize that julian is exposed to a...
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now, that world, which the u.s. essentially created at the end of the second world war is under so, when you have china rattling its sabers, you see was happening in the philippines, the taiwan strait. china is rattling its sabers. russia is not. russia is fighting a full out war in europe as we sit here in beautiful, sunny washington, d.c. it is two years since they've been doing this. they are on a war economy. they are spending 40% of their budget on defense and internal security. th are not putting it into hospitals, roads, education, welfare. they are putting it into the military they are putting into the what military shane. -- machine. we in nato are not up to speed yet, and we have to realize, that china is rattling sabers and russia is fighting a war to turn the system that the u.s. created on its head. not the rule of law but the rule of brute force. bringing us back into the dark ages. a time that no one would like to revisit. the ukrainians are experiencing that as we speak. we go full out and we invest
now, that world, which the u.s. essentially created at the end of the second world war is under so, when you have china rattling its sabers, you see was happening in the philippines, the taiwan strait. china is rattling its sabers. russia is not. russia is fighting a full out war in europe as we sit here in beautiful, sunny washington, d.c. it is two years since they've been doing this. they are on a war economy. they are spending 40% of their budget on defense and internal security. th are not...
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it's notable the u.s. name gets a big chunk of change but others will be receiving it from the likes of samsung for example. >> you cannot just back intel. they are falling behind in the last five years. they are making a good shake of a comeback and close to being back where they should be but looking from a purely objective point of view you have to back the winners as well and that would be samsung and semiconductor manufacturing and those companies in the u.s.. ed: pat gelsinger was honest with us last night that the semiconductor industry in this country over 30 years went elsewhere -- elsewhere. therefore it's not to happen overnight bringing it back. walker audience through the footprint of what they're trying to do. arizona and ohio are the focus. the 20 billion actually goes a long way to getting things built. ian: it does and it doesn't. for a lot of these plants 20 billion will just about cover it. it's not actually building the factory it's the money you give to apply materials. it's a massive
it's notable the u.s. name gets a big chunk of change but others will be receiving it from the likes of samsung for example. >> you cannot just back intel. they are falling behind in the last five years. they are making a good shake of a comeback and close to being back where they should be but looking from a purely objective point of view you have to back the winners as well and that would be samsung and semiconductor manufacturing and those companies in the u.s.. ed: pat gelsinger was...
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a u.s. army ship full of equipment to build a temporary pier off gaza's coast for delivering aid is enroute to the mediterranean. construction of the pier is expected to take weeks. another ship full of aid is still waiting in cyprus. as the civilian death toll in gaza climbs, president biden stepped up his public criticism of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an interview on msnbc. pres. biden: he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken. he's hurting -- in my view, he's hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world -- it's contrary to what israel stands for. laura: biden also said an israeli military operation into the southern city of rafah would cross a "red line", but add that the u.s. would continue sending weapons shipments to israel. alabama senator katie britt responded to criticisms today about a misleading story she told in her republican response to president biden's state of the union addr
a u.s. army ship full of equipment to build a temporary pier off gaza's coast for delivering aid is enroute to the mediterranean. construction of the pier is expected to take weeks. another ship full of aid is still waiting in cyprus. as the civilian death toll in gaza climbs, president biden stepped up his public criticism of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an interview on msnbc. pres. biden: he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the...
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it doesn't help that the company has the u.s. in its name. the company has been unhappy with u.s. steel with the negotiations a couple of years ago. it is facing the crossh-hairs. this deal has president biden expressing concerns and former president trump expressing concerns. that's a double whammy. >> i want to walk through the politics here. they are trying to iron out differences. they met and could not see eye-to-eye. that is one hiccup. biden is the pro-union candidate in the upcoming election. how big of a factor is politics here and the economics of the foreign country, ally, but a foreign country owning a critical asset? >> i think it really comes down to the fact that u.s. has a l legacy in the country. i think if you look at it, there has been plenty of foreign ownership of entities. it has given support to the t taiwan semiconductor companies. this is selective to go after this deal because it is a political year. biden is supporting unions. the union has taken a strong stance in this case. i don't think there is any major reason why a foreign ownership is a critical i
it doesn't help that the company has the u.s. in its name. the company has been unhappy with u.s. steel with the negotiations a couple of years ago. it is facing the crossh-hairs. this deal has president biden expressing concerns and former president trump expressing concerns. that's a double whammy. >> i want to walk through the politics here. they are trying to iron out differences. they met and could not see eye-to-eye. that is one hiccup. biden is the pro-union candidate in the...
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the u.s. forces because of my assessment and the associated costs and risks. a fundamental tension facing the president -- in fact, two presidents -- when no one could satisfactorily explain when or even if those conditions would ever be met, and if we stayed indefinitely and an open war would likely begin with the taliban agaiwith catastrophes. 14 a, '21, president biden made the formal announcement of his decision to honor the doha agreement with a military withdrawal while maintaining the continued diplomatic presence. the department of defense understood that our mission was to conduct a retrograde and remaining u.s. military forces and equipment, while leaving a small contingent to defefand th american embassy all diplomatic outcomes were negotiated. on 14 august, the noncombatant evacuation operation decision was made by the department of state in the u.s. military alerted muscles, mobilize and rapidly deployed faster than any military in the world could ever do. it is my assessment that
the u.s. forces because of my assessment and the associated costs and risks. a fundamental tension facing the president -- in fact, two presidents -- when no one could satisfactorily explain when or even if those conditions would ever be met, and if we stayed indefinitely and an open war would likely begin with the taliban agaiwith catastrophes. 14 a, '21, president biden made the formal announcement of his decision to honor the doha agreement with a military withdrawal while maintaining the...
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are we on the precipice of a real blow to u.s./china relations, that the market isn't pricing in at this point? tim, what do you think? >> i think there's no question we've had different points in the last couple years where it felt like tensions were escalating to, almost like, how could you not? huawei, i thought, was the spot. and again, all the different ways in which we pushed back on essentially the national champion mobile phone company in china, i think the dynamic here, the fact that -- i think tiktok felt like they were out on the woods and -- "the journal" has an interesting article where officials by tiktok were blindsided, because when president biden re-election team signed up for a tiktok account, they were like, i guess we're good. we talk all the time about the companies, and it's not just apple, nike, and starbucks, that have listed china for the last decade as their key growth engine. karen will talk about ulta tonight, talking about international, there's a whole lot of dynamics here. you think of the spirits c
are we on the precipice of a real blow to u.s./china relations, that the market isn't pricing in at this point? tim, what do you think? >> i think there's no question we've had different points in the last couple years where it felt like tensions were escalating to, almost like, how could you not? huawei, i thought, was the spot. and again, all the different ways in which we pushed back on essentially the national champion mobile phone company in china, i think the dynamic here, the fact...
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prompting u.s. sanctions on 40 mexican companies and a dozen individuals for timeshare fraud. >> that amount of money starts out very small and then gradually gets bigger and bigger and bigger. tens of though sands not even hundreds of how far to sands of dollars. >> last week president obrador reiterated his long held position on the u.s. southern border when he said it is not his job to police other countries, indicating the biden administration is on its own here. this, in turn, ties the fbi's hands as they can't legally investigate unless mexican authorities are also cooperating, bret. >> bret: and, gillian, breaking tonight there is a new security alert for american citizens in france? what do we know about that? >> well, issued just a short time ago, bret, the u.s. ambassador in paris tonight issued this warning, it's a security alert for all americans in the capital as well as across the country, it comes on the heels of the march 22nd isis attack in moscow and what they are saying is that am
prompting u.s. sanctions on 40 mexican companies and a dozen individuals for timeshare fraud. >> that amount of money starts out very small and then gradually gets bigger and bigger and bigger. tens of though sands not even hundreds of how far to sands of dollars. >> last week president obrador reiterated his long held position on the u.s. southern border when he said it is not his job to police other countries, indicating the biden administration is on its own here. this, in turn,...
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after a resolution demanding cease-fire and abstention from the u.s.. u.s. and allies have been trying to stop militias and talks sponsorships continue. let's bring in our middle east government team leader. why can't these rebels be stopped by the firepower of the u.s. and u.k.? >> good question. one reason is they are using limited power to stop these attacks and their using missiles and drones and ships in the red sea. they are striking territory often. every few days to hid military targets, they are hitting drones, intercepting missiles. they don't want to get too deep or do anything that causes fatalities among civilian so there being quite constrained. one big problem is they had a large arsenal. and in november, there were being resupplied by iran and is difficult to stop that via ships. sometimes small ships, which amount the u.s. and the u.k. and others with no means to stop those by intercepting ships. extremely complicated. tom: paul wallace, thank you. challenges of dealing with the threat around the red sea and why it is challenging. paul walla
after a resolution demanding cease-fire and abstention from the u.s.. u.s. and allies have been trying to stop militias and talks sponsorships continue. let's bring in our middle east government team leader. why can't these rebels be stopped by the firepower of the u.s. and u.k.? >> good question. one reason is they are using limited power to stop these attacks and their using missiles and drones and ships in the red sea. they are striking territory often. every few days to hid military...
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so the u.s. trying to find partners and allies to work and compete with huawei, which is unfairly supported by its own government. it's under cutting vendors and suppliers all around the world. some countries, i think more hesitant to, of course, build that relationship with such an untrusty vendor, but others who see the cost competitiveness of their products and, you know throw caution to the wind, i guess you could say. when we talk about the competition with china, we talk about -- sometimes we talk about with the regional context, so, southeast asia being a particular focus given the proximity to put japan, china, of course, a lot of the u.s. interest in the region. latin america, africa, even europe to a certain extent. and of course, mark, as you mentioned, it is not one-size-fits-all for each country. each country has their own diplomatic, economic security and other interests. and so, i do wonder how do we think about going forward in this partnership between the united states an look to
so the u.s. trying to find partners and allies to work and compete with huawei, which is unfairly supported by its own government. it's under cutting vendors and suppliers all around the world. some countries, i think more hesitant to, of course, build that relationship with such an untrusty vendor, but others who see the cost competitiveness of their products and, you know throw caution to the wind, i guess you could say. when we talk about the competition with china, we talk about --...
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the u.s. defense secretary reassures ukraine and its other allies that washington won't abandon kyiv in its fight against russia. brazil's former president bolsonaro is formally accused of falsifying his covid vaccination records. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. i'm caitrÍona perry. on the program today, we will have the latt from inside gaza as the u.s. expresses deep concern over reports of looming famine. we will be in kyiv as ukraine seeks more international aid and ammunition for its fight against russia. and we will have bbc reporting from brazil as former president jair bolsonaro is formally accused over fraud of his covid vaccination records. let's start with the war in gaza. israel insists it is doing everything to flood gaza with aid after the u.s. secretary of state warned the entire population was experiencing sere levels of acute food insecurity. in some of his strongest comments yet on the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the penta stealing and -- palestinian ter
the u.s. defense secretary reassures ukraine and its other allies that washington won't abandon kyiv in its fight against russia. brazil's former president bolsonaro is formally accused of falsifying his covid vaccination records. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. i'm caitrÍona perry. on the program today, we will have the latt from inside gaza as the u.s. expresses deep concern over reports of looming famine. we will be in kyiv as ukraine seeks more international aid and ammunition...