has told the bbc that the attacks are one of the biggest challenges the body has ever faced. my colleague aaron heslehurst spoke to the head of the organisation and asked what can be done to stop the attacks. it is one of the biggest challenges. it is one of the biggest challenges. it is one of the biggest challenues. . , , ., challenges. the reality is that as ou challenges. the reality is that as you mention, challenges. the reality is that as you mention, shipping - challenges. the reality is that as you mention, shipping is i challenges. the reality is that as you mention, shipping is a| as you mention, shipping is a global sector. we transport over 80% of global trade. so any actions that are happening out there that actually interrupt the trade will have a negative effect on you, me and on everybody on this planet. we need to work very closely with all the stakeholders with all the member states. we know the agencies, the united nations in particular in order to find
has been launched by houthi fighters in yemen on a us cargo vessel ship off aden. this comes after united states announced that it is returning the group to a list of global terrorist organisations. the escalating tensions in the red sea have many analysts concerned that the impact of these attacks will drive up the cost of living. some shipping companies have had to take a detour around africa driving up costs or have decided to suspend shipments indefinitely. mukesh sahdev head of oil trading at the research firm rystad energy describes what is at stake in the markets. what is at stake as there is a lot of crude oil moving from east to west, right? and fat crude oil, i would say, is blocked by russia, crude oil by india, by china. that is at stake. the other thing that is also at stake is a lot of plates that move towards europe. so i would say all and all, we are talking about a sizeable number of barrels of crude and product. now, the question comes, will all of th
was going on here? no, actually really what is going on? i think i know what the problem is. i ll take care of it. all right, joe. i can t believe this. they know we are tapeing a show. we are out number. data, come on, we are trying to film a show. take 5. i was adding ink. i thought your show got canceled. i m always the last to know. what do you think of this? they look pretty wicked. i gotta go. [cheers and applause] well. got some guns on her, joe. yeah. all right. back to the news. i think. where am i? okay. the naacp has issued a formal travel advisory for the state of florida. and why you ask? is it the weather, the crime, the iguanas falling from the sky? if you go to florida you might stay there and that can t help. they say, quote governor ron dayne aggressive attempts to erase black history restrict diversity programs and florida skills and that s the reason and first it s not true. black history is being taught. the rest of its a compliment accusi
lands. thank you for being here. coming up former energy secretary rick perry will weigh in on biden s obsessive dangerous push for electric vehicles that none of us want. and later, one of the previously expelled tennessee lawmakers is now in hot water tonight. we have video and we have details. first tonight we start with a fox news alert. earlier today, the fbi arrested a massachusetts air national guardsmen in connection with the classified documents a leak. our very own kevin cork has the latest. kevin, this is a really seriously for a lot of reasons. we ll get into the details in a minute. you are right about that. the fbi arresting 21-year-old jack douglas to shero following the leaks online of classified documents that embarrassed washington. the 21 euros member of the u.s. air national guard was apprehended near his home about 50 miles west of boston. the leak of documents posted largely on social media sites was believed to be the most serious security breach sinc