mr. ken, we'll provide as much as we can through our mission to, to push both in the future and the, as you see, a funerals been held for a palestinian teenager who died from his injuries a day after being shot by israeli forces. thousands gathered to pay tribute to the 17 year old and the occupied westbank town of janine soldiers have carried out raids in the area of the palestinian man. johnson kill 3 israelis. intel of eve, last thursday. me for palestinians have died in those operations out there is neither. abraham has the latest from janine the people here in the janine area, tell us that he was a bystander. he was riding on a motor bike when and it's really special units came into the cab and shot at him. according to the palestinian has ministry. the bullets that were used or the bullet that hit his leg was an explosive one, which is why there was a lot of blood and they couldn't save his life and he succumbs to his wound. early in the morning, he would come across these stories a

i just been meeting with the general persecutor, mr. ken, we'll provide as much as we can through our mission to, to push both in the future. and as you see this new zealand curve at 19 death toll has risen significantly in recent weeks now downs at 500 fuel by an outbreak of the on the con, variance in january, when on the con was 1st detected only $52.00 current of ours related deaths had been counted, the government has still been easing restrictions and is reviewing mosque wearing an indoor gathering limits. a video showing residence in china's largest city, protesting and shouting out, officials has been posted online. oh, the same guys 26000000 people under locked down to record number of new code 19 infections. people can only go out once a day to collect food delivered by a korea for many say they don't have enough to eat some residence. have also been filmed, looting food at supply point. katrina, you have the latest from beijing, millions of people living under locked down in shanghai or losing their patients, especially becau

address this security we are delighted to partner with him for the future and we are also joined by mr. ken andrews, minister for - who has more than a decade's worth of government at the intersection of industry and technology elected to parliament in 2010, is been the assistant vocational educational skills, assistant minister for science and industry science technology before her current roll as the first woman appointed to the position of minister and last, joins us from the netherlands where she serves that the minister of justice plan security the previous cabinet, she was state secretary and climate after working for more than 30 years as a member of parliament where she was among other roles, a spokesperson for issues involving climate, security, cybersecurity, threat of terrorism and drug policy and so that, is a powerful trio with crucial global discussions we are so pleased and honored their guests could join us for this event todayay and with that, we introduce 19, two cyber security officer, usa to guide us through this conversation. >> overuse. >> everyone i'm deeply hono

mr. ken, we'll provide as much as we can for our mission to, to push acute us both plenty of room for future and the h u. c. e u high representative is expected to address the media in this hour. we'll bring it live to you and it happens. now you cranes, president vladimir lansky says this way could be one of the most crucial yet as russia refocuses it's offensive in the east. but he's telling the south south korea's parliament by video link, his forces are ready. he believes russia soldiers of deeply demoralized douglas. he loves you more than 3000 rockets, have been fired by russia on ukrainian cities. but the worst thing is how russia using people to wage this war. the people of the russian federation have to live in abject poverty. they can't afford the basics of decent food and education. they've no guarantee of human rights throughout their whole life. the only chance of improvement could happen by chance alone. but coming into the war, 10000 russian troops were shocked by the norma

mr. ken, we'll provide as much as we can through our mission to, to push a pewters balls. plenty of computer and the agency now as existing sanctions bite standard and poors has downgrade the rushes foreign currency payments rating to selective default. that's after moscow paid a dollar denominated debt in roubles. the world bank predicts that russia's gross domestic product, or g d, p will shrink by 11 percent this year. that pales in comparison to the estimated contraction in ukraine is expected to lose about half of its economic output. or for me on this, we're joined now by garris leather. he's a senior economist with capital economics in london. good. have you with us that stopped 1st with russia. explain to our view is what is a selective default? yes. so russia is offered to repay it. so, but it's only said that it will do that and rubles rather than dollars. so it's not sticking. the terms of his contract, by default, is probably important to note here that the russian does have t

mr . ken, we provide as much as we can through our mission to, to push a few dish balls and plenty of reviews and the issue she was still i had on al jazeera. oh, losing patients with pandemic long downs anger's direct to the officials in the chinese city. of shanghai and the opponents accused mexico's president of using a referendum to further his own ambitions and the world's talk tennis player, getting ready to play in just a 2nd tournament of the year. we've details in school. ah hello, there is one where the system works its way out of europe. we've got another one hot on its heels, bringing unsettled conditions to the south west, but it's the southeast that seen the wet, windy and wintery conditions of snow falling in northern greece. behind that however we've had fine. a well, so much of western and central europe, lots of sunshine in paris on sunday, we are expecting those conditions conditions to remain over the next few days, with temperatures on the optim places like london and

who is behind mr. dimon? it was behind mr. moynihan? you get a sense it is an ok night -- organized succession derby or does it allude to what we see on the tv show "succession"? ken: these are really more stable families. it comes in fits and starts as far as what we talked about. jamie dimon has a great lineup of executives below him. particularly with women. jane fraser first. we will see more of that over the next year coming across large banks. they are very capable and it's an exciting time for leadership. tom: i want you to address what apple is doing. it was 10 his ago we have the fintech splash with apple. they took an academy award. they are building six football fields in culver city to take over hollywood. are they taking over zip codes in manhattan? ken: is apple or amazon interested in the banking industry, that was part of jamie's comments. the large banks are going into more direct competition. with entertainment that might be a positive on the banking side. there is all these encroachments of banking. lisa: you are in d

here to explain a lot more, texas attorney general ken paxton is with us. mr. attorney general, good to see you. thank you. you had said no but governor abbott announced he's going to send illegal immigrants to d.c. and ron desantis is going to send his to delaware, you are daring the federal government to try and stop you. why? >> look, we have a case that was decided during the obama administration called usb arizona. in that case, the legislature in arizona tried to protect the citizens of arizona by protecting laws that were not being enforced by the u.s. government. try to pass their own state laws and they were struck down by the u.s. supreme court. i don't think it was rightly decided living it puts states in harm's way. people in my state and other border states, the whole united states united states in harm's way and we can see the problems we are experiencing, drugs or human trafficking or sex trafficking. we should be able to protect our own citizens. governor should be able to do that. still wanted you think of dan patrick says he believes 20% of pe

representative ken singer: pretend you're not even there. mr. elleithee: exactly. in fact, we are going to talk about you. we have always had sharp elbows in our politics, right? and sometimes worse. we have had a war with ourselves over if we should keep people in bondage. the 1960's were an incredibly tumultuous decade with riots and protests and political assassinations and the national guard shooting college kids on college campuses. is it worth now? does it feel worse now? help us diagnose the problem. how bad is it? representative kinzinger: it feels worse for all of us because we are actually living it. it is interesting if you look back to the 1960's and recognize -- i forget the number, but the number of political assassinations or attempted political assassinations. it is insane. you can see when you see those numbers how people thought we may be at a point of society falling apart and somehow within that, it just kind of magically seemed to heal almost. i'm sure there's a number of stories and things that say why did we heal, but i'm sure there's a lesso

joining us now is texas attorney general ken paxton. mr. attorney general, great to talk to you this morning. jeb zack key accuse -- jen psaki accuses this of being a publicity stunt. what will this promise from the texas governor actually accomplish? >> you know, i wish it was a publicity stunt. she doesn't care about the reality of what's happening on the texas border and, ultimately, what's happening to all of our states because really every state is a border state now affected by what's going on along the border. we have a massive increase in drug overdoses, we have had covid spread around, we've had all kinds of crime issues. this is a real issue. will: yeah, we can see the numbers. 4,000, that's the number of border encounters in march 2019, 7,000 this year. where does it go? pronexts are 18,000. -- projections. it's a real problem, no doubt about it. and by the way, i've had people as i travel the country say this is what we ought to do, will, we ought to send them to the doorsteps of politicians, and maybe they'll deal with the issu

what if we do see two more feet of sea level rise by mid ken -- mid century. what if we continue to set off carbon bombs by increasing our dependency on fossil fuels. i read an article by general honoree in the "new york times." he talked about it's not just the bp oil spill and if most recent hurricane, there were all sorts of incidents from the infrastructure. are we going to double down on that and expect more ecological damage let alone the loss of lands? that's my question for each of you. what if we can't stop it from getting worse? what if we double down on all of this fossil fuel infrastructure? what's going to happen to that part of louisiana and other areas of the gulf coast? >> what happens if it doesn't -- if we can't stop it from getting worse? there are -- that's a great question. it is the question that we have before us. i would have to say that we kinda of have to do two things at the same time right now. there are problems today that need solving. and we can't -- we can't divert all of our attention away from those because people are here rig

even from ken nettic attacks. keen these increased threats, how does the department seizure office organization and budget request reflect a new attention on grid security? secretary granholm: there is an increase there for seizure. about 9%, just slightly short of that. it is fundamental to us and to the entire country in making sure that we are integrated both on technology, but also with the private sector and the utilities to ensure we are aware of every single action that is happening out on the wires across the country. we are in a shields up posture right now. that means that industry is on high alert, especially in light of what's happening overseas. the technology that caesar has worked with industry to deploy allows us to have real time information if there is some kaoeupd of cyber a-- kind of cyber attack on the grid, for example. also making sure we are distributing and giving best practices, technology, training, etc., on cyber attacks. also on anything that makes the grid unreliable. that includes ex