joe biden promises to donate and a half a 1000000000 cove at 19 vaccine doses. countries struggling with the pandemic. trinity, as president appears to take you, pears keeps parliament for rosen when i'm some measures to overhaul the political system. the volcanic eruption and the canary islands intensifies promising warnings for more evacuation and its ford parcel on a coach. ronald crewman urge is found to remain a patient and in cricket pockets on blaine for a fake via e mail for new zealand decision to abandon their tour last week. ah, well we begin this news. i read new york where heads the states are gathered for the un general assembly. while it's the can they have speeches on the main stage? what's happening on the sidelines is proving just as noteworthy. the french u. s. presidents have spoken about the surprise defense partnership between washington, strayer and the you. k, which is strange diplomatic relations. both leaders agree, consultations with france about the pact would have avoided the diplomatic sandals or earlier present 5, announce that the u. s. will double. it's a global vaccine donations to a total of $1000000000.00. 5 juices he made that announcements during a virtual vaccine summits that he was convening. united states is vine, another half 1000000000 doses of pfizer, to donate to low and middle income countries around the world. this is another half 1000000000 doses that will all be shipped by this time next year. as we're doing that, we need the high income countries to deliver on their own ambitious vaccine donations and pledges. that's why today we're launching the e u. u. s. vaccine partnership to work more closely together and with our partners and expanding global vaccinations. and in the assembly wholesale radios came from mon been abdul aziz, or delivered remarks to recorded speech. he spoke with her and finalize at stabilize the oil markets and also criticize gm and cc rebels saying they aren't interested in a piece. well, another busy dream correspondence with friends of the atlantic to cover this for you. natasha butler is stands in viper, as in paris, with moral not phone call between binding and mac chrome. first the let's head to mike hannah. he's at the u. n. flores and mike, lot happening in the building behind g. but it's the notable headline is coming out of a meeting on the sidelines that summits on corporate vac sean's will monkey tell us about that. indeed, yes. well that's, i much was convened by president biden. a virtue, as you say, with a number of will lead to taking part. president biden saying that this is part of an attempt to supercharge the distribution of back scenes around the world. he said that the u. s. has already been a to 160000000 doses effect seen to 100 countries arguing that this is more than all the other companies combined. but he goes even further. he announced that the us board a, another hop 1000000000 doses of the 5 back seen, which will be distributed in coming month. all in all, he says that us would it board more than 1000000000 doses of vaccine by this time next year. this, he says, is the equivalent of 3 doses of back seen around the world for every dose vaccine administered in the united states. president biden consciously attempting to display that the u. s. is fighting in every way it can against a vaccine inequality, inequality and the distribution affects scenes which the secretary general has subscribed as obscene. he did indeed that was of course, on the 1st day of the opening of that general assembly. that meeting is continuing in the building behind you. mike, just so goes through some of what's been happening at the general assembly today. well perhaps the most notable was the speech by king feldman and the pre recorded address. the king's feldman of saudi arabia. also saying that the saudis have contributed hugely towards the global backseat prices donating some $800000.00 doses around the world, saying that this is the most by any arab country. you said that this happened despite the fact that the saudi arabian economy was altering in the past year, this because of low oil prices, along with the impact of the pen demik. but the king says that the situation is recovering, the economy is getting better. saudi arabia will stand by its commitments to help distribute vaccines around the world. he also said, saudi arabia is committed to peace, arguing that dialogue is the next a 3 way in which to function in terms of international diplomacy. at the same time though, very critical of the who t rebels in yemen who have been engaged in conflict with saudi arabia, saying that they at least are not interested in peace. ok, well my canada is spring is up to date from the united nations in new york. mike fanatic, thank you very much and let's hope across the atlantic. or we can join the tasha butler who is in paris. foras natasha. this spat between france in the us that almost overshadowed me. joe biden's opening address to the united nations to have spoken and have vanished to clear the air going by the reeds aids a here give us a sense of what happens on this phone call between job and, and, and manual micro and is there anything else we know at the stage was been nearly a week since the diplomatic crisis a rock did. and finally, the french president, michael, michael, has spoken to the u. s. leader joe biden, in a phone call that we understand was initiated by the white house. well, the white house and the least a palace both put out simpleton news statements, and if you read through the may really seems as if joe biden is saying, many of the things that print the micro wanted said on the public records you have, for example, a biden, admitting that more open consultation with allies would have benefited the situation. office saying that the, the u. s. was counting on french and european engagement in the, in the pacific region bite. and also saying that the u. s. supported a stronger you defense. that's quite interesting. because the whole idea of bolstering you defense has been somewhat controversial with the u. s. in the past, it was certainly something that ruffled the feathers of donald trump. but thought again, is by doing may, can, you can say a concession to the french person tomorrow, micro micro, who for a long time has been saying that, that you must bolster its defense and strategic capacities. because the you can no longer necessarily rely on the united states as a partner on the international stage. well, the 2 leaders, it seems, have agreed to meet in europe in october. we don't have a date yet, but i think what is clear from this phone call is that both micro and biden look, they know it's in the common interests of both the us and frauds, to improve the relationship and rebuild some of that trust. it doesn't mean of course, that the french are not going to remain upset for for some while yet, but i think it is clear that both want to move forward. now. natasha butler, there lie for us from paris. thank you very much indeed. let stay in paris, which i know by john kristof can y'all. he's a political analyst. i'm blank sure. of political science at the sorbonne university. to have you with us on the news. it's been a week, as our correspondence says, we, i've had this phone call between micro on bind's in even france will be pleased with the a come all that full goal given by the things that should be a nice i think it's been a long time because it's not quite week 5 days and more so people waiting for this call to be happening and i'm not very sure come on statement will calm down everything here because one of the point which is quite obvious is that the to president and especially joe, by them admitted when they acknowledge they talk about open consultation that he say that that means that, you know, the move was not fair at all. and that was not only an upset and from so it was kind of felt like a be trail from his to recall a lie, a member of an aide to. so something happened which is more than than some that, that, that you feel reading that statement. something is more than that, it's not only about a, the economy, the business deal is something that relies to what natasha, they just before the, the, the kind of crisis that we, we felt things were going were sir true, the era. so the feeling was so waiting, waiting for something better with joe by then that's what happened when australia the u. k. and the us became something more than a crisis. so i'm not sure that statement only. and the fact that the ambassador will go back to washington the next days before this will come down everything. you know, it's something more that has to be happening. so some more work is needed. and a lot of people have commented on the french reactions to this is been overblown. and in fact, the british prime minister, boris jones, told the media, it's time for friends to printing on grip and tony more on break. it's suggesting, of course, that the french have been over reacting. do you think that's the case? is it time for friends to donate one on break? now this is, this is very classical, british reaction we had that with, you know, quite differences with, between the living games. for example, when, when london won against halls, you know, and that song, you know, i remember the mayor of paris over reacting to what happened. but now this is not about that because the whole thing between britain and fall is between britain and the been union relate regarding the breakfast and the irish from border affair. so something is very strong around that, you know, moves are all not very good. and so the whole climate is not very good and regarding to one of the good points of the statement regarding so far as on the regions. you know, i'm pretty sure the us is willing to go back and forth to, to, to support the present european operations. because, you know, we had the news, the news written right about 2 or 3 days before that the russian right in their company was going very strongly inside my lee, probably inside the air or shot moves are happening. so this is something very strong between britain and the french. again, the betrayal was fair because there was kind of a very strong hope that things will be changing between the us and from and the us and the, or the, or ben union when biden was elected. so probably that's, that was at that time, another reaction to something being changing with the democratic party winning the election. but so we have, we have, this is the only point yet. so we'll have to wait and see how things continue between the relationship to keep an eye on has to be said as increased of getting out. thank you so much for joining us. and i'll just era and share your views. we appreciate it. and some of the world's top pharmaceutical companies are accused of limiting coven 19 vaccines in developing nations. reports by amnesty international shows, under one percent of people in low income countries, fully vaccinated in developed countries. it's 55 percent on the c says the 6 companies that have led the vaccine ball lights at the profits before lives, specifically by refusing to wave intellectual property rights to low income nations . the report shows pfizer and biotech kept deliver 9 times more vaccines to sweeten than to all low income countries combines madonna has not yet delivered a single vaccine dose to a low income country. will mark von rando as a professor at the university of live and then the bigger institute for medical research, he says, common ground is needed to help her nations in their fights against the pandemic. first of all, we have to we have to agree that this is the biggest fractionation program ever in the history of mankind. $6000000000.00, those have been administered already and in a time spent less than a year already. 44 percent of the population had received one vaccine, but the differences between the continence or wrong and between i, income and low income countries, are extremely important. i think the, the high income countries have lobbies extremely diligently to, we're to say slightly with the vaccine companies to, to just, well, basically, so the 1st benches of faxing, the 1st billions of batches to them they will more than they can ever administer. so there is a big disparity there and a common responsibility of the governments around the world. and as i've seen manufacturers, these politicians, they are concerned with their voters that hold them in power. so that's going to be extremely difficult. i think the w h o world health organization, as has said, it very clearly thinks very hard about the ethically it is to start talking about those as booster doses. fascinating children when, for example, in low income countries, only 2 percent of the population is even received one those that's what still has on this news, including divisions in the us and the classic policy over funding for israel's. i'm michelle defense system. i really look inside afghanistan abandoned by graham prison for my inmates, return with stories of abuse and torture and target which might not be exploited. but the american say his presence will have more in sports later in the program. i think president has taken a new pars and will no longer observe all parts of the constitution. a statement from the president's office had put in place new legislative and executive measures, but then celebrates own for the arm. it went on to say so you will form a committee to amends the political system. parliament's will also fail. susan prime minister sack the president robert, fact the prime minister and assumes control in july. and what political bible seems to fight and says he acted lawfully. i'm doesn't want to be a dictator. us democrats pressured the party to remove $1000000000.00 worth of annual funding for israel's on don't missile defense system. it's the least established. so it's an ongoing intro party debase over at support for israel. the funding is still expected to be allocated to the us 2020 to defend spell, but the fracture inside democratic caucus is widening over how much similitude supports israel is given last spring and a kiva elder. he's a political analyst and author is a former heard senior columnist and u. s. bureau chief and join us now from tell of even it's good to have you with us on the program. just 1st of all, israel's a wealthy develop nation. why does it need aids, military or otherwise, from the united states? good question. how and i think this is one of the questions that the bloomberg is from the progressive democratic faction in congress are asking. but this is not the main question. this is kind of a problem, is that prime minister, bennett god from a president biden? i think that was a message that the game has changed. and israel's is part of the democratic enlightening world. and they can expect the united states to support its war against terrorism. ireland dome is, is not a lease, so weapon it's main to protect israel. and since it has wasted in some munition, in the last round in gaza, needed to get to get some more supply. and the united states was willing to do this. however, the democrats who think that it does not deserve to get the support, they think that this is part of the big game, which they see as part of the occupation. that is what needs the iron dong facility in order to allow itself to manage the conflict. and prime minister bennett just said that he is not looking at a solution of the confirmation of the 2 state solution. but this is part of management of the conflict in something certainly the sheet set, alarm bells ringing in tel aviv does the fact that the us democrats at least some of them want to come this fund. and they said, because the democratic party is traditionally suit full square behind whatever the states of israel does. and the fact that we're now seeing attempts to t funds, things which they previously funded. it's not, not a worry to say, what are politicians making off this the fact that, you know, with support for whatever the state of israel is doing is starting to weigh them. and you can't really rely on the blank check from the united states. if there's some kind of realization within the can asset that you know, they can just do what it likes and expect to get money. yeah. well, you know, did the bottom line is that this will end up with the receiving the here, the american a to for the ira and, but this is already a wake up call. yes. message message been received? yeah. it's a message if people machine analysts across. busy the board a saying that is what has this started to undermine the bipartisan support security and the bind partisanship of the radio to june to keep good relationship with both bodies, edited when an attorney for 5 minutes, and then to know when to the congress behind the back of president obama, and he was clearly an openly supporting president drug. and there are publicans and i think that the message that we are getting now is the no mo way you wagging the dog that don't take for granted. and there is no, i think it will take some time. but the message that is where he's getting into levine and in jerusalem that the rules of the game are changing. and this goes also for the young gods in the jewish community. they don't like it. what they see, they don't like to hear, that is what is not even interested to negotiate with the other thing is let to know and let alone to freeze the 2nd lens or to get out of the occupied territories. so maybe each will take another 40 years or 8 years, but the demography in united states is changing and the democratic party is changing. and i hope that here in television they are getting the message. ok, i keep out. thank you so much for joining us. and i'll just say we do appreciate it as keep the elder political analysts joining us from television. thank you. hope to sit on i, where the sovereign council is. deputy chairman has blamed tuesday's qu, attempt on politicians saying they've turned a blind eye to what people needs. general mohammed hummed under gallo and the council of president subs for albert hon have held to a news conference. 21 offices and a number of soldiers have been arrested in question. following the attempt of takeover, they tried to take control of several government institutions including states, tv, radio stations, nevada will go to the fema. we addressed you today as we lived through dian moment and now history. we had hoped the transition would bring a better future. you will all of followed the found qu, tempt of yesterday, with the a, if managed, to defeat, into a wrist all perpetrators without any losses. it is not the 1st attempt. as we have failed many in the past. you have the right to ask for a reason for these repeated attempts, and we say it openly and candidly. it is the politicians who turned a blind eye to the people's needs and busied themselves fighting for power and competing for control. this is created anger among the common people who are struggling on a daily basis for food. water and medicine. have been, morgan has more from cartoon. the military count keeps reiterating since, since they announced that they are in control of the situation. they've been saying that their role is to preserve the security and stability of the country. they've also been accusing political parties of not focusing on what's happening in the country rather being focused on our end positions in the governments. now let's take a look at this. make up of the transitional government. you have a suffering to counsel which is made up of 5 military members. 6 civilians from nominated by the ruling formation that the coalition of political parties. then you have 3 members from the on group that signed the peace agreements with visiting the government in october last year. on the other hand, you have the executive branch that's headed by prime minister optima. hm. do with a civilian and has cabinet members from various political parties and from groups as well. so it's, those 2 councils are cabinets that make up this current, transitional government. but there's always been a, we're a boy between the 2 sides of always been tension between the 2 sides. and when i say the 2 sides were talking about the civilians and the military, the military has repeatedly been accusing the civilian component, especially the political parties of being focused on getting position on clinging to power. and that they're not focused on the issues that are the countries facing, such as high inflation and market prices. and the fact that many basic commodities and services are available to people who live below the poverty, the poverty line. so that's something that the military has been repeating. on the other hand, when you look at the civilian component, especially the coalition of the political parties that are currently running the government, they say that the military has been trying to hold onto power and has been unwilling to let go of some of the resources that they control such as the gold mines and such as the companies that them is that is under military control at the moment. so the has here on which is 0, a narrow escape. a principal aids ukraine president survived assassination attempt and reinventing the wheel collar. there's got a while of lines, a new style of most to show and is for severe glimpse. and haley is recovery, pulling his operation all that bill to come. i use where we're back to chasing ship miles wind. and this is a mile comes down the gulf, it brings dusty and dry red and tours bahrain kata. and the u. s. e, which tested reduce humidity does not much in the way of dust and temperatures dropping down to near normal, which is much different how they were study not in doha, but beyond that. the picturesque of quiet one for a re b f. and most of the middle east and, and for a ramp, there's a different taking place in turkey. and there's a weakening in the unsure breeze inside allies still clarity here. but those crowded it was, the monthly causes. thinking of retreating, the winds will change. but the change in turkey from the winds coming out of eastern europe is quite dramatic. we seen a drop in temperature was the full cost of re stumble with anchor of something like $15.00 degrees in the last 2 days. obviously, an increase in the strength of the wind, a massive rain. this potential flooding in thousands of non target even further south is dark blue center. and increase in the wind through the eastern med, eventually bring rain lebanon and probably showers the south of that with a cooling feel anywhere from gaza right up to the thought or was turkey because it ends up being fairly sunday by the end of friday. and things are slight to improve, they have to 21 this time both. so it's a brief hiatus ah, the. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the 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