mohammed: romeo, did you want to jump in? >> i just wanted to mention that yes, taking this individualized approach, twitter and facebook to network alike. there is no one-size-fits-all framework you can place an obese platforms. you do have to approach them individually based on how the platform operates. this is an incredibly important insight to remember when we consider what the future of digital communication is going to look like now that we have matured enough to encounter these massive information problems. mohammed: rebecca, in april the european commission says it wants to see that you adopt a lot to protect journalists from lawsuits aimed at censoring them. this will need approval from eu member countries. do you think that this is going to happen? how significant would be if it does? >> we would have to scrutinize the building question. -- the bill in question. we have to see what is to vote and to assess what support it has and if that would be possible at the european level. mohammed: how much better equipped ar

mohammed: we know that the u.s. has not been happy with china's stance when it comes to russia's invasion of ukraine. how much does china's reaction to that invasion, and how much does china's close relationship with russia play into all this? >> i think that ukraine war and russia's attack on ukraine has reinforced the notion that the framing of the global order today should be democracy versus authoritarianism. here we have examples of an aggressive authoritarian state threatening a democratic or because i'd democratic state -- quasi-democratic state. people look at china, china's a authoritarian state, taiwan is a democracy and china has designs on taiwan. they will do the same the russia did ukraine. you get the deepening sense of this alarming threat posed by these types of states when in fact, the calculations, the stakes involved, the interests involved in these two cases are quite different. it is a gross simplification and a distortion of the reality to simply apply what is going on ukraine to the chinese t

i am mohammed jamjoom. a founding member of a multinational west african security alliance is pulling out. mali is part of the joint force fighting groups but the soldiers have struggled to contain the violence. their military government lamed the withdrawal lack of progress. it also accused a country outside the region of trying to isolate mali without providing details. mali has come under international pressure since the army seized power in a coup in 2020. first, this report. reporter: mali says it no longer wants to be part of a losing force. 5000 soldiers are in the g5. it was formed five years ago to combat armed groups linked to isil and al qaeda. but it has struggled to reduce attacks because of lack of funding and disagreements among vendor spate -- states. opposition from member states angered its military rulers. >> the opposition of some g5 member states to mali's presidency is linked to maneuvers of a state outside the region aiming desperately to isolate mali. reporter: mali's government accu

oh, done. 39 contender, the incumbent president, former president has been shift mohammed, former mayor of morgan issue form a prime minister, who stands the chance to become the president. it is a very crowded election cycle, and at this point, really too close to call. i really have any favorite are the 2 former president hasn't listened with dish, but you also have the income for my jewels, who most likely many of the political observers think he will not return just given the dismal performance over the past 5 years, but not also not just performing poorly on key metrics, but you know, the overall political environment that he has created has really been, i'm earthing for somebody politics. like as you mentioned, the former prime minister happened and also attend contender. but really the country is looking for someone who can bring about unity, bring together the factored system that we have the political system that we've got . but also someone who can hit the ground running. because somalia had several huge challenges that it must on day one. this government needs to tackle, as y

also in mogadishu, mohammed marque, executive director of mccarty, and also executive director of the somali at these forum. welcome to the program, the ali. how crucial is this election which is about she's over a year behind shadow all. oh, thank you very much on thank you. having me for having me actually, i think it's a good to have an election after we're done was a time where to buy. 1 we were expecting a dog. it may take longer, 2 years, 3 years, even it may not even take place. so bringing the election here. i'm busing all the hard on this. i think it's a good start. i think are we are now is sure that that would be a president to be elected tomorrow. sure that you will have a president. but however, people are still concerned her done. the i did worse to implement a universal suffrage where people will decide the outcome of the election. what happens in this complex political landscape is that she have a bunch of elders who decide everything in somalia. isn't this something that is likely to just continue eroding public trust in the political system in the country? thank you

well, how about the life of marshal and the prime minister mohammed jose and who come from 2 different plans? do you think that this divide will continue to mount the political process, the elections, and the aftermath of the elections? look for my understanding, you know, is one of the factors dot beside is already said for somebody, ballistics, but it's not the only factor on a slot as we come close to it. but a special election. there is a lot of other things that make a decisive in this process. now, you are not the present. i'm not sure what's expected to held on election on time. on the universal suffrage. i'm totally done. but how? but as we said, the brighten minister who came the last time was the savior. actually that what that extension in like an extension of 2 years for the ballot method. going by lament. but i'll have to relax the primary sort of case on the, you know, the whole process. the election was given to him. i think you to get very, but it would initiative completed the process. i don't expect to get, you know, discontinue, because the likelihood of electing the

mohamed el-erian doing his robert frost imitation. the key decisions are impossible given the uncertainty. lisa: that's the reason i find it fascinating that jay powell did capture as much attention when he said this is not going to be nuanced. we will not look at the specific drivers of inflation. we will go at it because we need price stability. is it a good thing or bad thing you are seeing an easing of financial conditions this weekend people expect less from the fed? tom: for those of you in radio, for me to turn to lisa -- exit stage left. if i freeze in this position can we still do the show? i don't know. my back -- we are getting there. lisa: let me tell you what is going on. tom: particularly in the next week. lisa: the fed is understated this week. we get u.s. personal income and spending. i go back to brian moynihan of bank of america saying consumers were spending 10% more in the first two weeks of may then in the same period last year. 1% of real spending more. how much do we see that play out at a time when you continue

and rally behind the new president mohammed the, the, since they don't follow dictator. c, asbury 1991 the the hope was basically to change the country to bring about reconciliation and stability. that room has been elusive. what happens after sunday? are you optimistic in the sense that although that's very slow, we have had a continuous movement in the general general direction. it's not as effective as i wanted to, not as i wanted, and it's not as fast as they don't want it. but it's been slow and optimistic in that sense. but i know the fact that the new president is going to have you do the immediate problems with different states electrons you'd probably be involved in it . so in that sense and the only way i see forward for christy group is for the donors who found the government to be my democrats. this is to demand a move to was signing the surgeons, you know, you know, we the government last so yeah, yeah, thank you. thank you. i really appreciate your contribution and i'm looking forward to having the same conversation with you when we know who's going to beco

dan: by the time police arrived, mohammed was gone. they transported him to highland hospital -- hospital group where he had suffered a swollen right arm and concussion as a result of the assault. one week later, he self surrendered to face charges. the victim's attorney, jim torres agreed to an interview, but backed out. over the phone, he criticized san francisco fire department officials. he told me robert hamed displayed acts of aggression towards colleagues and superiors for a decade. he called a pattern that went undocumented and unaddressed. he also claimed within the eight hours of the attack, fire department brass urged a real to drop the charges. i asked san francisco fire chief janine about that. her spokesman said she would not be available because this is an hr matter. mohammed's attorney also declined an interview for this report. mohammed is out of jail after posting $30,000 bail. he is scheduled to appear in court next month and i will let you know what happens. for the eye team, dan noyes, abc7news. >> a work crew in o

i'm regina mohammed. thanks for watching. take care. bye bye. ah. started out with the spooky intimidation and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states founded over 150 years ago. it's repeatedly died out, but always been resurrected. the ku klux klan starts may 11th.

haven't been too optimistics about stocks, mohamed. what do you see happening today? >> today is a new phase as opposed to just a continuation of what we've seen initially this was a sell-off based on interest rate fears and based on financials conditioning tightening today it has all the elements of also being a growth scare. we talk about target we talked about walmart. we talked about the fed being late and, therefore, having to tighten quickly. look at the bond market. unlike the previous sell-off, bond prices are going up and that just suggests to me that this is a new phase of the sell-off >> here's the problem, though. if you are starting to price in a slowdown or a potential recession, this growth scare that you talk about, you might want to be going into consumer staple stocks like a walmart or a target or a smucker or a campbell's soup, right, that are defensive and hold up. definitely not working today what do you do >> we have to recognize we are restoring value. the polite way of saying we went too far on liquidity we went too far on the notion that growt

i just, we celebrate the victory of president hutson shake mohammed. you want him to prioritize security and establish one person, one vote and create jobs, especially for the youth. extended election period is intense and sometimes violent people type things will get better. milk and web and just more good issue to malia . now police praising the bravery of parishioners after church shooting in the us state of california. one person was killed and 4 others. critically wounded and not attack in laguna woods on sunday. please say the suspect of gunman was stopped and his weapons seized by parishioners. they say he's an asian man in his sixties. most of the people in the chance at the time i believe, to be of taiwanese in the incident, happened at lunch at a lunch bank bank with the following morning service. and again, to remind you this is. busy very preliminary information, we believe a group of church goers to teen him and hog tied in lake with an extension cord and confiscated at least 2 weapons from him. he was detained when the deputies arrived .

this is the twitter id of mohammed. and by looking up the other user's twitter id, we found the user caile i -- koit, so they go by the same identity and it is the same twitter account and by using the same method, we found there had at least four different identities. so, here are the different identities, palestine is mine, and gd kgo. we can probably deduce his identities though according to trending news at the time. we can't really know his intentions. mark: do we know if it is a man or woman? but we suspect it is the same person? >> what we know for now is that we have the screenshot from his account yesterday. we have 30,000 likes. between yesterday and today this time, he gained 5000 followers. but many things, we don't know. mark: is it a bot thing, is it people getting together? >> they could be many things. it could be people that actually believe this user. mark: to get so many followers in such a short time, it must be completely bogus, they are buying them all are creating a bot service or something. thank

mohammed's attorney also declined to be interviewed for the report. mohammed is out of jail after posting $30,000 bail. ai will let you know what happens. kumasi:kumasi: a coalition of city leaders, health-care workers, patients and families are rallying to save laguna hospital in san francisco. >> lacuna honda save my life. >> laguna honda helped preserve my life. laguna honda is a vital connection in the city and county of san francisco to save and preserve the lives of many others. kumasi: yesterday's rally comes two days after the hospital released a contingency plan for shutting down the facility and moving patients to other treatment centers. the report is part of the process to restore medicare and medicaid funding that is set to end in four months. reggie: if you're looking for something fun to do, outdoor movies are returning to san francisco. sundance, kicks off next friday. the events will feature eight movies at eight different parks across the city. some of the movies to have a san francisco connection, so here is what is playing. sister

ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program, phil and has officially declare that it will apply for nato membership finished present solely in esto and prime minister at southern mara may be announcement in a joint press conference in finland, filane shares on long border with russia. the finish parliament is expected to endorse the decision in the coming days. sweden's, governing social democratic also expressed support for joining. well, nato secretary general, yes. so from bug welcome to philippines, statements during a meeting of nato foreign ministers in that berlin. he also expressed hope that ukraine could win the war against russia. if they decided to fly. this would be a historic moment. their membership, nato would increase our shared security. demonstrate love naples door is open up aggression does not pay. the deputies bureau, chief, alexandra von nomine, spoke to nato, deputy secretary general merchant joanna and began by asking about the turkeys concerns of a finland and sweden joining nato. one member of nato. namely, turkey has signaled that they have misgivings abou

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ah, i marina, mohammed's walking to the program, finland has confirmed it will officially apply for nato membership. if approved, the addition of fin would double nato's border with russia. the application needs to be endorsed by the finish parliament, but that's expected to be a formality. so far natal member turkey has expressed reservations about finland's membership, but to finish prime minister at santa marin said she was confident in the country's application. we haven't had any indication in nato and that there would be any problems for finance or sweden's membership. he made a we, we have all the capabilities. we are already very into linked with nato and we are closed partners. tornado. we haven't had any indications that there would be any problems. the villains president, sali nister's, said his turkish counterpart had early congratulated him about his country's application to nato. and the turkey's objections now was sending mixed signals. you can understand that i am a bit confused. at what we heard to 2 days ago was different than yesterday. we again heard the turkeys open

robert mohammed attacked a fellow firefighter gabriel shin, at shin's home in oakland. back on february 1st they say mohammed used a breast spanner wrench to attack change and suffered a broken arm and a concussion in the assault. mohammed was arrested six days later. he now faces assault with a deadly weapon charges. san francisco fire would not disclose muhammad's current job status community meeting in east palo alto tonight after a deadly shooting in a park in broad daylight, ktvu lamonica peter spoke with east palo alto mayor tonight who says he is committed to curbing crime in that city. it must have been about 50 kids out there. all of a sudden, all of this transpired and i'm ducking and dodging at the same time. i can't duck because i'm looking for my baby. i'm trying to find my son. it was a scary mess. it's the loitering that triggered this that caused this . that was the foundation. for all of this. we have to stop the loitering. i fully support cameras on the parking lot. just a quick overview on the process tonight on thursday, east palo alto city council h

at least, that is what mohamed el-erian says. he says that they could tighten too much or not tighten enough. we will talk martin applications next. plus, don't miss our interview with ite ceo, china's netflix streamer moving profitability over market share. that is at 6:20 london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think the fed is going to have to decide between two policy mistakes. one that brakes too hard in with a recession or tap the brakes in a stop and go pattern and risk having inflation well into 2023. yousef: that is bloomberg opinion columnist mohamed el-erian. this is the fed is set to start shrinking its balance sheet later this week. in europe, something that is not shrinking is the inflation rate. we spoke a little bit about that earlier. another record cpi expected tomorrow. kristin kopf is the head of fixed-income. christian, let's get your reaction on the comment from mohamed el-erian. tighten too much or don't tighten enough, which is the most likely outcome? >> they are facing a very difficult setting. a very r

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a provocation, say palestinians like mohammed, who just say palestinians like mohammed, whojust came to say palestinians like mohammed, who just came to meet old friends. , ., ., friends. the israeli government lets them come _ friends. the israeli government lets them come down - friends. the israeli government lets them come down to - friends. the israeli government lets them come down to give i friends. the israeli government| lets them come down to give us a headache, he tells me.- a headache, he tells me. they rovoke a headache, he tells me. they provoke anyone _ a headache, he tells me. they provoke anyone on _ a headache, he tells me. they provoke anyone on the - a headache, he tells me. they provoke anyone on the street, j provoke anyone on the street, they hit. look. this is not right. some marchers shouted, death to arabs, and other races chance. but there was little visible police response. the biggest fear on days like this is around the most combustible site, the lx and mosque compound, known as temple mount. hopefully to all, dues can visit, two and a half thousand dead

he mohammed known as far maggi, whose popularity has declined over his 5 years. you know, if, if he's critic, say he's made somali as conflicts and economy worth and that he tried to stay in power. i stalling, the election was meant to happen more than a year ago. somali don't actually get to the vote. m p 's chosen by officials and plan representatives. then the m. p. 's voted for presidential candidates in the series of 3 rounds. it's an electoral system that was introduced off the somalia central government collapse in 1991. been much criticized was meant to be transitional. somalia could move to having elections with one person, one vote that hasn't happened. one thing the system is always deliver. it is a change of ahead day everyone familiar with the processes buying a vote and corruption of widespread loyalties on guaranteed in the last round, it was the opposition uniting against outgoing president from azure that to the balance the sun shake inherits the major challenges the armed group alger bob is stronger than it was when his 1st term ended 5 years ag

"mohammed in texas." now you're doing a show for netflix. you're going to shoot it in your hometown of houston. >> yeah. we already shot it, actually. 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. it's coming out later on this year. >> jimmy: you love houston, you love your hometown. we were talking on the plane. you really -- you're like yeah, best food in the world's in houston. >> best food in the world. 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, megan thee stallion, travis scott, bun b, paul wall -- i mean, the list -- toby, 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. well, that's nice and easy to remember. [ applause ] i mean

[laughing] ♪♪♪ samantha: crown prince mohammed bin salman, known as mbs, initially won other hearts, too. his father, salman, is still king, but it's mbs who effectively took over power in 2017. the world embraced this fresh-faced leader and his reform agenda. mohammed bin salman: [speaking arabic] turki bin faisal al saud: the enthusiasm about the vision is not confined only to the young people. the--even older generations like myself are excited by what saudi arabia hopes to become in the future, because we come from a very ancient land and ancient history with lots of tradition and practices, and almost--if i can say--a staid outlook on life. samantha: in washington, hatice cengiz, the turkish fiancée of murdered journalist jamal kashoggi, is not buying saudi's new face of reform. she's pushing for justice for kashoggi, and raises serious doubts about mbs and his agenda. hatice cengiz: [speaking arabic] samantha: the endless sands of arabia have held a stark fascination for centuries. ♪♪♪ samantha: we headed north in a caravan--including our official minders--into areas now

s. government has acknowledged that for the periods between 20032006, mister mohammed was held at, has certain undisclosed foreign locations, black sites, otherwise known as black cents. it was what a boarded over $183.00 times as 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 enhanced interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees. with when they began confining pantano, 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 fear of don't raise has always played a role in american torture. it's the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments, punishments that were used on slaves and, and, and you might find that strange, but there was o

manus: mohamed el-erian says perhaps we are moving to the next phase, which is the second drug effects. -- round effects. yields are rising again this morning, oil is down at the prospect of mohammad bin salman and president biden meeting. that puts the possibility of opec adding more oil at over 15%. mr. yen was with bloomberg today, and he said the bank of japan would only become concerned if dollar-yen moves above 1.50. you are seeing the dollar up by an eighth of a percent, this is one of those moments when the dollar is on post to deliver the biggest loss since 2020. faith in king dollar might be shaken, but it is starring higher this morning. dani: certainly faith in a lot of markets shaken this week. kicking things off with the long-term interest rate cut in china we have chang shu in hong kong and juliette saly with the market moves. manus: yousef gamal el-din, my cohost is covering biden's possible meeting with the saudi crown prince. the chinese have got the five year long prime rate by a record amount in a hope it will boost the country's economy. it could drive up low deman

for more on this, let's bring in mohammed l. i've tub who's live for us in santa mohammed. what does this flight symbolized in the context of the ongoing war in yemen? this is really our joyful day for many, many especially those patients who have been waiting for the resumption of flies specially commercial flights to sun into national boards. there are around 300000 patients according to the ministry of health run by the host. these who are waiting for the for the resumption of flights because of their ability to travel because of the, the, and the ability of the most of the health sector has to treat them. so the, the gently required to travel abroad for treatment. so and this flies over 100 passengers, most of them patients who are traveled on board of this fly to georgia. and this is the 1st flight since to august 2016. so this is joyful news for many, many of the resumption of flights from some international airport is a good news for many my knees, especially those was still stranded outside of yemen. this flight will return back to santa with a number of passengers

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tom: can you say hi to mohamed el-erian for me? jonathan: we have about a minute, do you want to do the review you have been desperate to do the whole morning? tom: they look destined. explain if you lose a person, it's not like in hockey where you lose someone and you can replace them. a red card means bye-bye, right? jonathan: that means you are down 10 men from 11. tom: how often does a 10 man team compete with 11? i was at antropov arms afterwards. jonathan: you are researching the bars and pubs in north london after the game? tom: it is a bit farther away. jonathan: have you made your choice? you have got your favorite pub from when you first make it? tom: you have helped me a lot on this. jonathan: that's what i'm here for. are you coming to this, t.k.'s first game? lisa: i am looking at you. honestly, i like to leave you guys to have your -- jonathan: what did he call it, your boy chat? lisa: lisa -- tom: lisa, you can bring your phone and you can look at your bloomberg worksheet. lisa: i love it. i used to play soccer. i en

forward mohammed salam go off injured, a big worry would the champions league final, just 2 weeks away from me, laid off at a very good so he was replaced with portugal. dio go daughter, who almost made an immediate impact by robert. so just forget the 2nd tough thought the woodwork rattled at either end of the pitch. alonzo did so early for chelsea with liverpool coming close twice in quick succession layton 1st through diaz and then and the robert o extra time was needed but still neither side could break the deadlock. so for the 2nd straight cup finally, between these 2 teams, the match would be decided in a penalty shooter sod. yamani had the chance to win it for liverpool only for his cynical teammate edward mandy to deny her mesa no. then failed to school for chelsea, leaving costa simic us to step out and feel a memorable win 4 year gun club site. simic us for level 2 down and 2 to go liverpool quest to finish off the season with 4 trophies remains alive. oh, well, malik julietta still got pulled off an incredible escape in the german bond as legal discovery in the added time ag

no palestinian or mohammed douglas joining us. no. vi escaped from occupied east jerusalem. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. and what is your interpretation of the type of investigation that might be held following this incident, do you have any confidence that there will be a result? let me start by saying that this is really a very, very that they in palestine and it should be in the block. it was only a correspondence. she was the face of the senior people, senior goes to the international community and bailey, to the board for dictates. now she has been risking her life for so many years because the truth about what's happening to sign and to show that process is leo completion. the ongoing occupation to palestine and then use from today are not only awful, but they are showing that there is an intention to silence the rules that was coming from the voice you know, are clear to the world. and this makes us all lead me very, very sad, no shipping personality. i've seen her follow her and she wants to come voice. that was big and was telling the truth, what

that is how oakland native mohammed show weight describes every first friday of the month on telegraph avenue. you'll find vendors, food, music and people from different parts of the bay. >> you got to see it to believe it. you've got to come out about you walk up this block once and you will be in love. >> reporter: mohammed is one of the vendors that sets up at first fridays. he and his wife's business is called melanin ink. a brand to inspire and celebrate african-americans. >> i know gang kind of turns people off, but we flip that game into something positive. melanin is also another word that people are not familiar with it, but it is the pigmentation of our skin. >> reporter: the logos are inspired by their kids. >> all the kids in that book look exactly like me. however it may be. >> reporter: he says first fridays has given them the exposure and opportunity to interact with others. it has done the same for justin ford and his business, oakland zone 1852. >> without it, i'm not sure how many local lenders would know we are here at how-tos to consider. >> reporter: first friday i

that's what mohammed allegedly hit that man with a wrench issued by the san francisco fire department. he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. a source tells our biscuit unit, the assault took the victim's arm. still no word on a motive error an apartment in disarray and in need of change. >>> leaders say, they're at least with sexual misconduct from officers, including drugs charges. a plan for change that will require compromise from the union. nbc bay area's ian cull explains. >> reporter: the firm address of recent incidents with new officers, hoping to restore public trust, saying, it's time for reform. >> i have determined that these four officers will continue to work out any officers who we all agree should not have the honor of wearing a uniform here, or anywhere else. >> reporter: misconduct, a string of very sing things like dui off-duty, a deadly fentanyl overdose, and one allegedly treating a meth pipe for information. another, accused of showing up to a domestic disturbance and . >> when there's serious misconduct, i have made it clear. if the line is crossed,

his son, an army general, soon took over and formed a transitional military council mohammed interest debbie promised a quick return to democracy. but that hasn't happened. a national dialogue with opposition groups and rebel fighters has been postponed for a 2nd time. the talks were supposed to start next week, about 300 representatives from the military government, opposition groups and rebel forces have been holding preliminary discussions in cover. but they may little progress on constitutional reforms and holding elections cut that says it hopes the delay will give all size more time to reach a peace agreement. so had a chance get here. rebels launched a major incursion in the north of chad during elections last year. a day after winning the poll president, it was debbie was killed while visiting the front lines. his son, 4 star general mohammed edris debbie, rapidly took over in a coo, he promised to hold elections in 18 months after a national dialogue. as a precondition to join those talks, rebels demanded a general amnesty and the release of prisoners. debbie complied in marc

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in itself may be viewed as a success. wayne, hey, al jazeera, suva, fiji palestinian prime minister mohammed shittier, has described violence in occupied these jerusalem as aggression which crossed all red lines. tens of thousands of flag waving israeli ultra nationalists march through the muslim quarter of the old city on sunday. some chanted racist slurs and fought with palestinians from occupy these jerusalem in long con reports flags waving. what israel says is a celebration and palestinians call a provocation. ah, these railey flag, much vaulted, was known by his releases. jerusalem date is a holiday when his really force is captured east through slim in 1967 during the 60 war the israel is victory for the palestinians. it's occupation in recent years though. oh to nationalists is really groups abusive like march to push their own agenda. ah, i minority opening races for right group like the harbor, use the march to call for the expulsion of all palestinians from what was once historically, palestine and for the dismantling of the 3rd holy site in islam the dome, the rock in the alexa m

thank you very much for coming in the program and sharing your expertise on all that side mohammed ali international policy on the list. the natural gas prices in the us by the way. they've more than doubled from the previous 10 cade's average, but that's not putting off europe as it seeks alternatives to russian energy to europe currently relies on russia for 40 percent of its gas. but as the continent turns its back on my school over the conflict in ukraine, it's ready to pay much more to import american supplies to make up part of the shortfall. it's not just the extra cost that's an issue. fossil fuel expansion, faces resistance over climate concerns and investor reluctance. nevertheless, president biden has promised that washington will help in europe and allies meet their energy needs. we're working with other nations like korea, japan cutter and others to support or effort to help the europe and allies threatened by russia with gas blackmail, and their energy needs and other ways. aggression will not, when threats will not win. this is just another reminder on the imperative for