i am mohammed jim jordan. russia's invasion of ukraine has -- mohammed jamjoom. russia's invasion of ukraine has upended the flow of food fuel and many around the world. the u.n. u.n. warns the conflict's cascading effects could have an impact on nearly one point seven billion people. that's because it russia and ukraine are major food energy suppliers, growing much of the wheat, barley, maize, and sunflower oil that developing nations depend on. prices for these staple items have reached record highs since february when the war began the conflict and western sanctions have also disrupted fertilizer exports from russia and belarus . global oil and gas prices are up as well. >> the war is supercharging a three-dimensional crisis food , energy and finance that is doubling some of the world's most vulnerable people, countries, and economies. and all this comes at a time when developing countries are already struggling with the slate of challenges not of their making. mohammed: russia and ukraine produce about 30% of the world's wheat and burly. the u.n. says at leas

mohammed: let's go ahead and bring in our guests. from france, thomas guenole, a political scientist. in paris, gesine weber. and in the u.k., aurelien mondon , a senior lecturer in politics, and author of reactionary democracy, how racism and the populist far right became mainstream. a warm welcome to you all and thank you for joining us today. aurelien, let me start with you. there are those who said the result of this election is a rejection of the far right. but marine le pen achieved the strongest ever result for a far right candidate. so is it too early to celebrate? aurelien: absolutely. i don't think there should be any celebration, to be honest. marine le pen has broken a new record for the far right. she has done much better than her father as of are dead better than she ever did. it is not a victory by any stretch of the imagination. and worse than that, she won against a candidate who has spent the best of the past five years mainstreaming a lot of far right ideas and pushing a lot of islamophobia politics into the mainst

we have mohammed helarain. happy friday. you made it to the end of the week and the start of a new quarter. off the back of a very, very difficult quarter the score is on the board for you. we saw stocks and high yield -- high yield bonds rather followed by 5%. treasury fell 5.6%. put those all together and that is the chart you're seeing right now, a decline of more -- of nearly 5%, the toughest quarter for this cross-asset view since the 1980's. but it is a new month. the same challenges are still sticking around. but let's get your view on what markets are doing so far on in the first day of april. not a huge rebound. up about .02 of 1%. your 10-year yield is a 3.837%. we're looking at another day of declines in crew nymex crude up .04%. and finally yen heading to more losses yet again. that's at2 as we look at a stronger dollar today. let's get to our reporters around the world. we've got bruce einhorn. maria tadeo covering the election and the latest on ukraine and our juliette saly in singapore with all the market acti

mohamed's father was very diligent at keeping detailed records. here, ifind entries from when al hamdi took over north yemen. june 17th, which is four days after the coup. my great—grandfather, ahmed, writes, "i received a call from the minister of interior. he complained in the name of president ibrahim al hamdi "of mohamed's activities in the media." now, clearly, ibrahim al hamdi was threatened and felt that mohamed was moving against him in the media, where he was really influential. i can see why the motive and the timing make al hamdi a logical suspect, but that theory was quickly dismissed at the time. those who hated ibrahim al hamdi put the blame on him, because he was not in good terms with mohamed. the us also didn't seem to believe that theory at the time. al hamdi is a popular reforming figure in yemeni history, and carrying out assassinations were very out of character for him. he came to power in a bloodless coup and ruled north yemen for three years, before he himself was assassinated. and, like my grandfather and many others, hi

mohammed: you probably can predict a lot of them when it comes to political identification. one of the really big changes lately i think people are not aware of and ties right into where we started this conversation is that those that own guns in america, 31%, about a 1/3 of the american adult population actually are much more likely to say they own it to protect themselves from crime. 88% of gun owners in america say they have a gun to protect themselves from crime. that is a record high and is significantly higher than we've seen in previous decades. about half of americans say they own a gun for hunting, for example. so at a time when perceptions or concerns are on the rise and gun owners are more likely to say they're buying it to defend themselves from crime, you know, you can see sort of where these scenarios, unfortunately, lead for the u.s. public. romaine: i am curious how it plays out with regard to elections themselves when we talk about crime and for the most part is a local issue and there's only so much a federal government can do to sort of reduce crime in new

the murder in burua of mohammed ahmed noman has created profound shock. i think if mohamed had lived another 20, 30 years, yemen would have been a totally different country. five bullets were fired from this car that landed in my grandfather's chest. it was exceptional why it would leave him alive. . my grandfather's life was ended when he was only 41. i often wonder what our lives would be like, if the bullets had missed his heart, and i wonder if the man who pulled the trigger knew what he would be stealing from my family.

mohammed el-kurd? >> the positioning of these raids some kind of retaliation is dishonest because these raids happen whether or not palestinians commit any acts. these raids are by design part ofi's colonial violence against palestinians. i know this because we see every single day, if you look at posting new media, follow on social media company seevery simultaneous are raids -- it is only when israelis are affected come only when israelis, their sense of peace is disturbed that we have international eyes looking at the situation. amy: i would just be about your community sheikh jarrah where you have been detained as you fight to prevent homeless from being demolished there, including fighting against being forced out of your own. you and your twin sister were arrested and detained last year and a campaign to prevent the forced expulsion of palestinians . in february, you wrote about the israeli member of parliament who decided to move his office from the knesset, from the israeli parliament, to a yar

kushner's private equity firm secured the investment after crown prince mohammed bin salman overruled a host of objections from the sovereign wealth fund'' advisers. the new york times reported some of the group's concerns. the private equity firm was found to be "unsatisfactory in all aspects." the kingdom would be taking on the bulk of the investment in the risk. there was a seemingly excessive asset management fee. and public relations risks due to kushner's involvement. geoff bennett explores the close relationship between kushner, the trump administration, and the crown prince that helped shape the deal. geoff: as president donald trump bill ties with saudi royals, one person was usually in the room, his son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner. like trump, kushner arrived at the white house as a businessman with no foreign policy experience. but he quickly became a critical surrogate for trump abroad, and the architect of much of the administration's middle east strategy. >> we hope this can start a more historic journey for the middle east and beyond. ♪ geoff: on the campa

the coverage and company installed the microgrids for manager mohammed. so leo county is a promising concept is community 5 years down the road? it was completely dark. what low today we have electricity here for me going for for the rest of the all this is of a good, valuable are microgrids or local solar energy greats. really, a global solution. we asked energy expert marie for bras are from kenya. microgrids, i'm not the be all and all and see but let from so every but they're in the integrity part of the electrification process in the, in the global south. like for example, the solution found by dr. i'm at thing in the indian state of rochester. he has installed solar panels, both on his hospital and on the family farm land, mozilla. i feel like i'm contributing to the needs of my village co put one for 220 megawatts in and i'm generating 5 megawatts here on my land, me garden it. so i am contributing to 2 percent, that is my village power needs. i feel good about alabama. he regularly feeds solar energy into the local power grid. individual projects

immunity for mohammed bin salman in our lawsuit against him. as well as two other lawsuits. against him for other crimes. and i would hate to see the biden administration allow mohammed bin salman to export his authoritarianism to infect our judicial system. so far they haven't made a request for immunity and hope they stick to that. my organization is not stopping with one lawsuit. we are very actively working to change america's broken foreign policy in the middle east and going after the clients of these governments. of the american lobbiests who continue to do dirty work for the abusive foreign governments in trying to influence our government policy. >> well, good luck with that. i have to shout out to which ever producer on the team tonight came up with the real slim shady banner. for this story for jared and mohammed bin salman. as i listen to that, ek plain the story. thauk for your time and analysis. appreciate it. >>> the real slim shady. love t. meet the man who inspired the hash tag thank you zac. my interview with the new york late

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for more on this, let's bring in mohammed al kelly's. he, he is a jamini journalist from santa based in cairo. thank you so much for joining us on d. w. so of course we know that previous these fires in yemen were ineffective. could this one be different? actually yes, with a very bloody year oversight an am in continue to question, but i guess this is a very important moment for millions of p. m. and he's been suffering from the war skis years and i guess, or i believe that here many or be optimistic about this cease fire and be pushing all the side to continue and to achieve pieces. and as we just mentioned, the united nation says that yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis. is there anything in this cease fire agreement that will allow aid to be delivered to those who need of most and of course a fire christabel open national paperwork, it be been closed since 2017 and also with all the data port and we'll change the oil shit to injury the city, especially the state people are facing the days, not only the immune happening aro

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or for more on this, let's bring in mohammed alkalis. he, he is a jamini journalist from santa based in cairo. thank you so much for joining us on d. w. so of course we know that previous these fires in yemen were ineffective. could this one be different when you so much sorry for this voice or you know the night to start to people because of from, with on actually. yes. we witnesses a very low the year old, the sy in yemen. continue to us question. but i guess this is a very important moments for millions of peer minis, have been suffering from the work each years a, i guess, or i believe got here minis or optimistic about the cease fire. and the are pushing all the side to continue and to achieve pcm. and as we just mentioned, the united nation says that yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis. is there anything in this cease fire agreement that will allow aid to be delivered to those who need it? most of course a open a. it been closed since 2000. 17. and also we are in a port and will allow change or you'll ship a cd, especial

ah, i'm really mohammed, thanks for joining us. russia has been making a big push for closer relations with africa, mainly through access to energy resources in return for military support and on sales. but critics accused the kremlin of putting prophets ahead of power by relying on russian private military funds to work on the continent. now the center for strategic and international studies says since 2016 russian soldiers have found fortune in many african states from libya. so don, the central african republic to mozambique most to vittie is linked to sending weapons, offering mercenaries, counter insurgency and counter terrorism training, and gaining access to mining deals. but one name stands out when it comes to russia's alleged military arm in africa. and that's the wagner group, is said to be close to the kremlin and takes orders from russia's defense ministry . but who is this secretive group and what's their goal? we'll talk to our guests in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at what we know about the wagner group sofa. journalist's world wide, trying to find and film thes

clearly, mohammed bin salman, was been accused by u.s. authorities of personally masterminding this murder according to the u.s. intelligence agencies, the context of this happening during russia's were in ukraine. >> well, i don't know if it really pertains to russia's war in ukraine. as i said, the turkish government aid official statements last year talking about possibly ending the trial or moving the trial, although nothing happened. i believe this has been a process that has been underway since that time with the turkish government trying to find the quietest way to move that trial possibly the ukraine conflict is a massive global destruction, so there is less attention in terms of abandonment of the trump in turkey than there might have otherwise the. the really important development was president erdogan's travel to the uae to secure further investment. he was supposed to visit riyadh in february at the same time. that did not happen. late last year, the uae injected massive amounts of cash into turkey's failing economy and commit

that was mohammed al, can you see you have any journalist speaking to us from cairo? thank you so much for your insights to sports. now i'm going to flee them wearing by munich, have seemingly taken another big step towards winning their 10th street league title. they triumph for one at fryeburg, but could be in trouble after briefly having 12 men on the pitch. bye and munich. welcome back. lay on garrett scrap the 4 months out injured. meanwhile, fryeburg knew i woke up bach study on welcomed a capacity crowd for the 1st time with some of japanese corona virus restrictions, having expired after a goal, his 1st half who else put germany, midfield a, garrett sca netted the opener? questionable. go. keeping for mark fletcher, but by an won't care, they will care that robert levin dusky was substituted with an injury days before the champions league caught a final with villareal. the host also made a change with sucrose of neil's peterson coming on, and just 17 seconds later he'd leveled the skull. their joy was short lived though with a by and substitute making a simila

i'm really mohammed, thanks for watching. take care bye or i'm skin that i want. that's hard, and in the end they send me, you're not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smugglers reliance? i mean, what's your story. ready he wasn't, i was women, especially victims of violence and i loved him.

deirdre mohammed had regular private conversations that concern some u.s. officials. i recalling each of the jarred mohammed and text messages and a personal -- david ignatius reported a piece to the washington post that the two princes are said to have stayed up until nearly 4 am slapping stores in planning strategy. their relationship continued even after mbs had a washington post murder for criticizing the rain. you might remember that it was lord under false pretenses in turkey. he was killed, his body was dismembered and mbs jarred's body is texting pow directly ordered that savage murder. that didn't concern donald trump or members of administration who showing the shoulders moved on. the ex president was more concerned about a billion dollar arms deal. . >> in this case, will it affect the way that you deal with mbs or other -- >> a lot of work is going down on that, we're gonna have to see what happens. i don't like stopping massive amounts of money that has been important to our country. i know that they're talking about different kinds of sanctions. it's bee

mohammed in texas. now you're doing a show for netflix. you're going to shoot it in your hometown of houston. >> we already shot it. it's the first-ever narrative sitcom to be filmed in houston. which is mind blowing. >> jimmy: that is crazy. >> it is crazy. we already did it, yeah. >> jimmy: you love houston, you ove your hometown. we were talking on the plane. best food in the world is houston. >> i am. i'm an advocate. i love houston. it doesn't get enough credit it deserves. there are so many great artists that have come out of houston, like beyonce, lizzo, travis scott. my co-star of my show, you've had him on. >> jimmy: he was here on our show, yeah. >> during the pandemic. >> jimmy: what's the show called, do you know yet? >> you're putting me on the spot. it's going to be called mo. >> jimmy: oh. that's nice and easy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that wasn't a crazy r reveal. >> we had a couple things going on. jimmy made the decision, netflix. sorry, not sorry. >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. i can't wait to see the show. the sho

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the department of defense assigned me to assist on the team representing acknowledging mohammed, the, the lead defendant in the 911 case. what i can say is that the u. s. government has acknowledged that for the periods between 2003 in 2006, mister mohammed was held at, has certain undisclosed foreign locations, black sites, otherwise known as flex. it was what a boarded over $183.00 times. that's correct. i can say that there is a memos between the department of justice. i various organs of the us government to include the department of defense, the central intelligence agency, as to what types of enhance interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees who met again concerning panama. they moved to having psychologists do interviews with patients, discover individual flaws, individual sources of trauma and security. and then they, they also discovered because they were demanding with arabs and muslims. a muslim males are uniquely upset by nudity and also by female fiscal contact. and then fear of don't race has always played a role in american torture. it'

when mohammed, this guy you may not have heard of, a guy who risked his life to save american lives, given a medal. when terrorist bombs were on flights coming to america, he gave us the flight members. this was a long time friend of the west. he was the crown prince when donald trump became president. but then early in the trump administration, nbs, the then the deputy crown prince came to the white house, met with jared kushner. and hears rumors that the two of them are plotting. he said to people he trusted, there's been a financial deal, and if their plan works to displace me, you will one day see evidence that money has changed hands. mbs will pay jared kushner money to displace me, and that is -- and he started to build support for himself in america. jared leaked that back to the saudis, and mbn was deposed and has now been locked up and tortured, we're told, disappeared in 2020. >> this is not the direction i thought that our interview was going to go, and i'm going to reiterate to everybody, this is your reporting via your sub stack news letter, and whether or not you get a

mohamed el-erian was on with francine lacqua this morning. if you want to get inflation down, the price you have to pay as recession or tolerate higher inflation. it is one of the other. i wonder if that is the case. lisa: i can't answer that question. obviously i don't have a crystal ball. what priya misra was saying echo that. the flirtation with curve inversion suggests the same thing. there is a feeling that perhaps mohammed is right. jonathan: futures up .5%. payroll at 830 eastern time -- 8:30 eastern time. the estimate is 490,000. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa m.: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word. president biden says russian leader vladimir putin may have fired some of his advisors or put them under house arrest. he said it's an open question whether putin is informed on how his military is doing in ukraine. they come in says those remarks are example of this information. european union leaders have a warning for china's president xi jinping. china will hurt its global stature if it helps russia

i'm still with the renown professor mohammed mirandi of town university . you joins me from vienna. iranian the media has been targeted in nato countries for many years. he g t n. the chinese are news media obviously. now, russian media, what do you think of m? a russian source is saying there may be a justification in international law by a warfare labs are indeed discovered in ukraine. that have been the w. m. d, that old, that old phrase from iraq. as we know there was no w m. d in iraq. the w m. d was on russia's borders. therefore russia had to act. well, i hope you are able to show at some point the clip of the u. s. deputy secretary of state. when she was discussing this, it was obvious, she was extremely nervous. the body language was extraordinary. obviously something very sinister was happening. it's no, it's no ordinary bio, but it was something in open then they should not be concerned at all that the russians would gain access to it. and, and i, it's a fact that the, this is, these are western kind of the same western countries that gave saddam

i'm still with the renown professor mohammed mirandi of tapper on universe. you joins me from vienna. iranian the media has been targeted in nato countries for many years. he gtm the chinese with news media, obviously. now, russian media. what do you think of em? russian sauce is saying there may be a justification in international law by a warfare labs are indeed discovered in ukraine that mean that w m d, that old, that old phrase from iraq. as we know there was no w m d in iraq. the w m d was on roger's borders, therefore russia to act. well, i hope you are able to show at some point the clip of the u. s. deputy secretary of state. when she was discussing this, it was obvious, she was extremely nervous. the body language was extraordinary, obviously something very sinister was happening. it's no, it's no ordinary biology, but it was something in open then they should not be concerned at all that the russians would gain access to it. and, and i, it's a fact that the, this is, these are western kind of the same western countries they gave saddam hussein, che

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or times pakistani army general mohammed harun osland safe. the us has a history of meddling in other countries. domestic policies and ron sons, government has been there for the last 3 and a half years. so there has been most kind of reasons if you're talking about individual reasons why pakistan, unfortunately as a history of horse trading and buying the lot of these political use to money. and there have been reports that are streaming has been done. and while these are of the fundamentals are b, u. s. has a history which is well documented and written in the books that they do metal into the affairs of smaller countries. in case of august on we have circumstantial evidence and documentary evidence also. and it has been said that our envoy in washington was summoned and he was told that in plain words, that if the new one from thence motion against him on does not succeed, then there will be consequences for box. meanwhile, the kremlin, say, the gas supplies from russia will not be immediately cut off. if buyers in europe fell to confirm, t

ah, i'm rena mohammed, thanks for joining us to the democratic republic of congo or an indigenous community called the butler claim. they are being brutally forced out of that native land. the community live in the co who's e b, a got national park unesco world heritage site. and investigation by the minority rights group has found a deadly 3 year campaign by par gods and soldiers to expel the butler. the but was say, they've been tortured, raped, and murdered t w's. mario miller, that some of them. so these hills are home to endangered guerrillas. the cow was he began national park as a unesco welled heritage side funded with public german money. it's a magnet for tourists, even though it's tucked away in the east of the democratic republic of congo. at the park was also home to these villagers about while people, they've allegedly suffered killings, rapes and the burning of their homes. these photos document what looks like a systematic terror campaign. the aim to drive them out of the park. they tell us, reads group says this persecution is indirectly financed by the german government. l