and canada. but as they say, they won't leave until all vaccine mandates uncovered. 19 restrictions are lifted. please in indonesia have arrested dozens of people taking part in a protest against plans for a rock mining site. it other than central java. police have been trying to stop police entering the town. there was the headlines. the news continues here in august after inside story good by the world of high frequency share trading, exposed i and as engine it was basically trading it could last 39 hours was a terrifying experience. how artificial intelligence has raised the stakes and risks on the money market is market sco wanston. we're opening up the possibly finance building for no money bought on al jazeera truck drivers who normally keep canada moving are holding the center of his capital at a standstill. they and their supporters opposed, vaccine rules and other coven 19 measures. so is it just one battle in a bigger war? this is inside story. ah, hello, welcome to the program. hashem

in canada, we're close to 90 percent fully vaccinated across the board. in all states and informing all provinces were were doing much better than the united states were i was going to say. and we have most canadians who are of a like minded view. most canadians who have participated in the measures who have worn master's, whoever listen to lockdown, shut down, their businesses suffered greatly. so when we talk about polarization, yeah, that's one way of looking at it. but for the most part, canadians are unified. and we're unified in wanting our government to have a short term, temporary emergency power. when the pandemic was new to everybody, when the pandemic had a lot of unknowns to everybody. and when there was a sudden spike in hospitalizations that our healthcare system wasn't ready to deal with. but here we are now 2 years out. and i would suggest that the only polarization is that that's being, that's being fed by some in the media. and some of our politicians, given canadians are much more unified. and the only reason we're seeing the politician

canada is a rule of law country. by declaring a public law emergency under the emergencies act we are following the law and we are acting within it. there are clear conditions set out in the emergencies act. in order for a public emergency to be declared our government believes that those conditions have been met. that requires the government of canada to act. [speaking french with english translation] the emergency measures act has been since 1988 and replaced the war measures act. it is different from the previous act in two important ways. first of all, the emergencies act has several ways of safeguarding measures, including parliamentary review will stop secondary, measures under the act must comply and observe the canadian charter of rights and freedoms. [speaking english] specific, serious consequences that amount to an emergency for a situation to qualify. three conditions must be met. first, we must be in a situation that either seriously endangers lives, safety, or health of canadians and exceeds the capacit

we are learning from canada. lock chain based lob making means donated money to a cause the government doesn't like, th state department has no problem with that at all. what does this mean for a financial system? if you have a big bank, you can be very concerned about this. once a government announces the can zero out people's bank balances if they don't like their twitter feed, people tend not to trust banks. there is a lot of volatility. it's a scary moment. the founder of steals from crib toy, crypto podcast joins us to explain. thank you for coming on great i don't think i've ever seen anything like this. it's easy to play the tape of people getting run over by horses but the fact that they could grab you're financial currency strike me as a big deal . >> thank you for having me on, they can only seizure digital currency if you're owning it on exchange rate it's much harder for them to cease if you are in control of your bitcoin by holding your own private keys which is the beauty and importance of bitcoin,

into canada. some pandemic mandates we have to say are already being lifted in canada. but the truckers, they are not leaving this week's protestors. they began blocking key border crossings between canada and the us, including the economically important ambassador bridge which connects detroit in the us with windsor in canada. a quarter of all trade between the 2 countries crosses this bridge, $300000000.00 every day, a $100000000.00 just for the auto industry. day 14 of a protest that has caught the world's attention. canadian truck has have parked their vehicles in front of prime minister, just introduced office, bringing much of the capitol, otto to a standstill. originally this was a protest against vaccine mandates. what truck us across into the u. s. just since broadened out to the fringes and supported by far extremists and conspiracy theorists played honestly, i've exempted the fact that we are the fringe minority. but i am quite proud to be the fringe minority of hundreds of thousands of girls and millions of spectators and yourself on the political being the

it's not 'ust canada is seems * in canada. it's not 'ust canada is seems to h in canada. it's not 'ust canada is seems to be _ in canada. it's notjust canada is seems to be spreading - in canada. it's notjust canada i is seems to be spreading around the world and in france we here in paris in the next few hours and australia and new zealand. do you see it spreading further or it will fizzle out? it’s or it will fizzle out? it's auoin or it will fizzle out? it's going to _ or it will fizzle out? it's going to be _ or it will fizzle out? it�*s going to be interesting to see as they were attempts in canada to set up convoys and other city and toronto and quebec city, they knew a convoy delegation, i suppose was coming into their cities and they took appropriate actions and were able to manage it and not allow the vehicles to get entrenched and i have no doubt that the brazilian authorities are used to dealing with large—scale protests so i hope they are prepared in a similar way and can avoid the situation that ottawa is in but if you go on the facebook pages and you w

and that is canada, canada is basically exposing to a lot of people who are nay sayers about big coin that's exposing to big pointers to people who are not big pointers at why i'll salvador is on the right path because the remarkable stuff happening there in terms of censoring the payments, cutting citizens of canada off from their banking services is just remarkable. right. so here we are in a world where el salvador went from just something like 30 percent of the population have a bank account to now over 70 percent. thanks to big coin here in canada, what you're seeing is the, on banking of their citizens as you know, due to their protesting. so the government is saying that that they're protesting, and they're going to cut off their financial services just like china does with their social credit score. so now we're starting to see the likes of gym records according to a spaces on twitter that i was on. recently they said that he actually came around and said, agreed the big coyness helping the truckers in canada. and of course the ruby on rails and ventre also said something. yea

both in canada and in the united states. self-described liberals, the one who have lectured you for decades about the nobility of organized labor, are now taking the side of management, of strikebreakers over striking workers. they are plotting with mr. burns on the simpsons as cops harassed and abused strikers and their families. pretty soon they will be demanding scabs, if they weren't already buried it is so deeply revealing. scratch a liberal and you'll find a fascist. today on twitter, and obama dhs official called for violence against the truckers. /their tires, she demanded. but don't stop there. canceled her insurance, suspend their driver's licenses. prohibit any future regulatory certification. have we learned nothing, fellow members of the ruling class? these things faster when there are no consequences. crush them before they get big ideas. she is a nasty little fascist and of course she is a cnn contributor too. of course she is. but we will concede she is right about one thing. these things do fester. when you

in canada right now. real focus point in canada right now-— real focus point in canada right now. sean o'shea, in windsor. _ right now. sean o'shea, in windsor, thank _ right now. sean o'shea, in windsor, thank you - right now. sean o'shea, in windsor, thank you so - right now. sean o'shea, in i windsor, thank you so much right now. sean o'shea, in - windsor, thank you so much for bringing us up to date. meanwhile, in france, president macron has appealed for calm after so—called freedom convoy supporters landed in paris, inspired by the canadian trucker demonstration. it's a ripple effect being seen in other countries across europe including austria and belgium. stephanie prentice reports. a party atmosphere with a serious message. demonstrators from across france have now reached paris to protest against all covid restrictions, harking back to some french fundamentals. all chant: liberte! liberte! the crowd, bolstered by the presence of far right candidate florian philpott, who's campaigned against

disrupting honors flow between the us and canada initiative pack of cologne. as a professional driver myself, you will see me going out there and do anything like that. i believe in these mandates issue with the program and get back to it, but don't disrupt any commerce while they're trying to make their statement. when is that the majority view of professional drivers truck has do you think? absolutely. and one be definitely speaking on behalf of those majority of truckers, those who have been back to noted and those will continue to keep our supply chain busy. and that is by the government of the day. we're supposed to take some, some of the top measures because then the international trade and commerce comes to a halt. dean's protest spreading all the different port of the government has to come into picture because we cannot mistake the flow of goods especially, you know, when we want to come out of pandemic. you know, we really want to make sure that our supply chain domains intact and with the international obligation, canada has to take some strict meas

did you know that canada was involved? well, yeah, there was an invasion the americans lost they had to retreat from quebec, you know by june of '76 they're gone and that was the end of canada. well, no, not really not by any means in here. but while the american invading force was up in canada, it was already starting to recruit canadians to join in this rebellion. certainly the continental congress was sending out declarations to the canadians, especially the french canadians essentially saying, join us rebel with us, you know, and you might think it goes back to the enemy of my enemy is my friend and so the french canadians at one point had been certainly the enemies of most of the new englanders and others who had been fighting colonial wars with the french and their indian allies through a series of imperial conflicts. but at this point it was let's invite the canadians in because we truly want this to be a continental rebellion. let us have a true continental congress with canadian representatives. let us have a cont

the only leadership in canada is to multiply the fronts. congratulations. canada is back. it's canada's image being compromised. unfortunately so is quebec's. both the province and its government. what will the prime minister need to do to start acting? when is he going to do something? when is he he going to act? >> the right honorable prime minister. >> when there were protests in quebec, the provincial government and municipal government managed the situation exceptionally well. however we were there to offer support if necessary. however, they did not need it. in other locations the situation was handled well. there are challenges here in ottawa and we are here to support local authorities to do the work with the provinces to make sure that we resume order and calm here. we're calling for an end to the barricades and to stop encouraging the supporters of the blockade who are blocking canada and the economy, the honorable member from barnaby south. >> we have truckers that are stuck at the border in the border crossing in alberta. we have truckers stuck at the ambassado

canada is back. it's canada image being compromised. fortunately, so is both province and its government. full of the prime minister need to do to start acting? when is heng going to do something, when is he going to act? the right honorable prime minister. when there were protests for the the provincial government and municipal government managed the situation exceptionally well. however, who were there to offer support as necessary. however, they could not eat it. in other locations the situation was handled well, challenges here in ottawa we are here to support localal authorities to o the work with the provinces and to make sure we resume order and home here. we are calling for an end to the barricade and stop encouraging supporters of a blockade blocking canada and the economy. >> we have robbers stuck at the border, robbers stuck other crossing in windsor, and occupation as hit the citizens and residents and small businesses extremely difficult week and we know a significant portion of funding is from foreign u.s. dollars. you hav

, he says, to keep canada safe. but the video tells a very different story. in fact, it's trudeau's crackdown on human rights that's put canadians in danger. watch trudeau's forces tell this woman she's no longer allowed to record what happens in her own city >> i just want to get a coffee, ok? >> why is the camera in my face right now? are you here for a -- right now, you're in the red zone? >> i'm scared and i want to go for a coffee down there. >> if we see you again, it'll be different. leave. what did i tell you? take your camera and get out of here! do you understand that? >> i'm walking away >> walk away. your phone doesn't need to be in our face while you're walking away >> i'm walking away >> go! >> tucker: i just want a cup of coffee. get out of here. multiply what you just saw by an entire country and that's canada tonight. there's no longer any pretext about the covid pandemic. no one in trudeau's government is trying to protect canadians from anything, much less the virus. this is political repression i

you're saying i, we, canada will always stand with peaceful protests. and then you do this, then you invoke the, this emergency act emergencies act in canada. it's never been used before in the history of the country used to be called the war powers act. the name was changed in 88, but it's never been used. and now it's being used, i want to run through just a couple of things that are included in this. this act gives the government the authority to override civil rights to restrict travel to for bid all public assembly and to force businesses to act without compensation. essentially, it allows for a complete and total control of the government over civil society. and it can only be used in cases of rare and extreme emergencies. howard truckers blocking a bridge between canada and the united states. so severe of danger to the public that this kind of power is being invoked. it's absolutely insane. it makes no sense . and the and the powers are very far reaching. we're talking about, you know, the, the bank accounts of these truckers are able to be froze

he's canada's maximum leader, its strongman. trudeau is the dictator of canada. if you think that's an overstatement try to think of another way to describe what justin trudeau is now doing. for the first time in canada's history he's invoked what's known as the emergencies act, although the protest he's facing hardly qualifies as an emergency but suddenly he has the power to crush all political opposition to his rule and that's exactly what he's doing. he's ended free speech in canada. he's banned free assembly. he's shut down political rallies and arrested his political critics without probable cause. trudeau has instituted internal passports that restrict travel within canada to the politically obedient. canadians are no longer allowed to leave their own country unless they obey justin trudeau and if they don't obey they could be bankrupted. no court order is required to do this. he just decides. he can even dictate what you do for a living and how you do it. today trudeau threatened to arrest tow truck drivers. is this really about stopping the spread of coro

of rhode to day magazine, focusing on canada, south asian trucking community. in otto or david amber is lawyer and individual rights and freedom of speech. advocate in toronto, carry bowman both assist and assistant professor of the department of family and community medicine university of toronto. welcome to the program, men and how should we describe the so called freedom convoy movement? is it cross border trackers who want to see the vaccine mandate lifted or there's more to it? well, definitely from the visuals. what we are seen in the last few days, there is so many other elements. people want to get rid of restrictions, not only the cross border vaccine mandate, but also some of the restrictions which have been taken away due to this pandemic. so yeah, there are a lot of different angles already. girl angles as well as people as fighting to get out of this covered pretty david. are they a fringe minority as prime minister? just introduce this, dr. them, are they a fringe minority? was that the question as the other, what is try to reminisce adjustment ru

canada won 3-2 in overtime. three years earlier in pyeongchang united states won the gold medal in a shootout. >> the united states wins gold in pyeongchang! >> theirs is unlike any rivalry in sports history. a true subset of two. sustained and fortified across years. across olympic yads. there are other teams from other nations, but they are almost always rungs on a ladder that only two can climb. the names change. for canada from haley from wickenheiser to marie philipp leman. for the united states to maddie rooney. but the game does not change. every inch of ice won is ice earned. every goal is a catharsis. every save a reprieve. there is no margin for error. it's almost unfair. there is no regular season in which to carve legacy. no signature victories short of the final. all is prelude. >> the united states and canada facing off. >> so again they prepare for the inevitable. a lifetime's worth of work is defined in 60 minutes. or more. >> we are headed for a shootout. >> a tense battle to find slivers of day

we're so glad to see this happening in canada and now in europe, in the world. we're here to support all of those who are speaking out in support of our freedoms. so when i had to do my duty during the lock downs, i went to work and i caught cove it there. i was one of the heroes back then. but now i'm not even treated like a citizen. i don't understand how we went from that side to this one. well, france has said its government is missing, the understands that there is this needs over these ongoing restrictions on. it has been suggested that the restrictions, at least he could end as early as the end of march. however, we have also heard from the european union that the health passed the digital pass that's in place at the moment, could now be extended until the summer of 2023, that's over a year from now. and that is really likely to anger many individuals. those are set, these convoys at the moment heading towards paris, where they say they are still intending, despite the fact that has been banned, to hold those rallies in the capital. but they do face tough

you grew up in canada. you studied the right wing in canada and changing attitudes in that country. fro are you surprised what happened there in canada? >> obviously, no, it happens a lot less in other countries. but at the same time, beneath the surface, there you look at public opinion, there's been a polarization along party lines. for example, approval of justin trudeau among party voters has typically been in single digits, you know, for years. and that's sort of an indication. and also very little switching between liberals and conservatives. so a hardening really of political boundaries is a prelude, i think, and backdrop to some of the trud yo sentiments expressed in the protests which i think they are kind of evektive more. >> that's interesting the thing with the u.s. the thing that's striking is exactly that, the links between this movement and pro-trump right-wing forces in this country. it's something that you've been interested in. you've written before this in the so-called freedom convoy. now, we're seeing parallels, whether it's confederate flag, trump flags. trump

and canada. the bridge remains closed, but the crowd is significantly thinner since the early hours on saturday. that's when we saw a heavier police presence. they sort of pushed back the protest line a little bit. a lot of protesters leaving on their own. there's a lot fewer truckers and cars blocking that area. in terms of the crowd, it's been, you know, a lot of families, a lot of people milling about. you hear the occasional honks, like you're hearing right now, shouts of freedom. there's been young kids and families, some religious minority groups walking back and forth with protest signs. a lot of frustration towards the vaccine mandates, but also towards the government of canada. a lot of different people joining these protests. but, again, the steam at least here in windsor seeming to thin out. that's due in part to the harsher restrictions that have been imposed. things like up to $100,000 fines, penalties for protesters, a potential year in prison. that may have had an impact in getting

it is the biggest trade route between canada and the us. now, among the factors most effected by the trunk of the blockade in canada is the u. s . auto industry. it is already suffering a supply chain crisis that by a shortage of semiconductor chips that the industry is attempting to show the strength. as the chicago auto show, rose rose back for a 10 day. ron john hendern reports from chicago. the largest auto show in north america rolls back to chicago and it's gone electric, new electric cars, trucks, even a hybrid camper of sorts of bound here as u. s. automakers plug into a trend say years ago by their european and asian counterparts. but just a few kilometers away production lines at chicago's only auto plant if ground to a halt, sidelined by a lack of the computer chips needed to power them as consumers around the world gumble up chips to run new home electronics during ongoing viral lockdown. the chip shortage has been going on for, let's just say a year and it's likely to continue. it has caused the, you know, decrease in the produ

just to retrieve though and says to canada, won't bully. you can't end a pandemic with blockades. you can end a panoramic by decreeing you can even ended by legislation. you need to ended with science you need and it would help. and even as canadians are tired and impatient for at the end, we're going to continue to be there for them to support them through it and to make sure we do everything necessary to end her. oh, the protesting truckers say they'll continue their blockade as long as it takes so far. pulling have been reticent, declared the roads to domino effect. bunch of stuff added up the biggest guys each day. hundreds of millions of dollars in commerce crosses the ambassador bridge including 25 percent of canada's total global exports. so with billions it stake each hour and each day the chance of a confrontation between police and protesting truckers increases in the us and in canada. patience is wearing thin. we'll have to be resolved one way or the other. not saying that i just suggest that you know, when the battering rams and

anything more, i mean very worried about damaging relations between india and canada. canada will always stand up for, for the right, for preferred peaceful protest and for human rights around the world. and joining us now to break this down is boom by the co hosts, chris d. i and ben swan are about i want to start with you here. just at your dough says he will not be calling out the military, but he will be cracking down on the bank accounts of protesters as you heard there . he previously said he stood with protesters standing up to our lives there. peaceful. how far reaching are these powers? yeah, i almost feel like we should just sit in for a minute and just think on that statement less than 2 years ago. right? you're saying i, we, canada will always stand with peaceful protests. and then you do this, then you invoke the, this emergency act emergencies act and canada. it's never been used before in the history of the country. it used to be called the war powers act. the name was changed in 88, but it's never been used. and now it's being used, i want to run through just a couple of

time minister, just to, to go and says, canada won't bully. you can't end. a pandemic with block hates. you can and a plan damage by decreeing you can even ended by legislation. you need to ended with science, you need, and it with her. and even as canadians are tired and impatient for it to and we're going to continue to be there for them to support them through it. and to make sure we do everything necessary to enter this oh the protesting truckers say they'll continue their blockade as long as it takes so far, police have been reticent to cleared the roads. you know, it's domino effect when to stop added up with these guys to save each day, hundreds of millions of dollars in commerce crosses the ambassador bridge, including 25 percent of canada's total global exports. so with billions it stake each hour and each day the chance of a confrontation between police and protesting truckers increases in the u. s. and in canada, patience is wearing thin. it will have to be resolved one way or the other. i'm not saying not a suggestion, you know, it's been better

and canada. not a wheel is churning, traffic on the ambassador bridge had been stopped in both directions. now on the other side from canada to the us, just a trickle of trucks is allowed through. on monday, hundreds of angry truckers disrupted north america's most bustling international commercial connector and they say they'll keep it up until vaccine mandates and other covert 19 restrictions are abolished on both sides of the border in a heated exchange in canada's parliament, time minister just to to go and says, canada won't bully. you can't end a pandemic with blockades. you can't, and a plan damage by decreeing you can even ended by legislation. you need to ended with science, you need. and oh, and even as canadians are tired and impatient for it and we're going to continue to be there for them to support them through it. and to make sure we do everything necessary to and her the protesting truckers say they'll continue their blockade as long as it takes so far, police have been reticent t

canada has never been more divided than it is today. this is what happens when a prime minister chooses to play the great politician instead of acting like a leader. he does not hear the discontent in our writings, in his party, in his caucus. he does not hear the discontent in the entire country. that is the reality. can he tell us why this prime minister is always slow to do the right thing, but is always ready to do anything when his reputation is on the line? the right honorable prime minister. >> mr. speaker, i understand and we have heard just how tired people are of this pandemic. they are tired of the measures that they need to take to protect each other. we want to get through it but i will remind the member for the conservative party that the way to end the pandemic is to -- is not through illegal protest. it is by following the science, by acting responsibly and progressively changing public health measures and by getting vaccinated. that is what canadians have done. the unity of the country when it comes to vaccination shows

the situation in canada has inspired a similar movement in france. were large convoys were blocked from moving into the capital by police. the protesters set out from southern france and had planned to converge on paris and brussels parties. charlotte davinsky reports, but not yet arrived in paris. but the plan is for these convoys that are coming from across the country to descend on the capital over the weekend. but before they've even had chance to do that, the authorities here in paris have said that any protests over the weekend will be strictly forbidden. the idea is some have said is for them to try and power lies. the city parish, though is ready to stop them and has forbidden any of the rallies from taking place . due to the risk that this gathering could disrupt the public order, the police department has decided to prohibit such demonstrations from friday, february 11th, 2022 through monday, february 14th, 2022, just like their counterparts in canada. these so called freedom convoys are, have to protest against the cobra, 1900 restrictions

john in canada itself. here was an american who did get a british commission as opposed to washington who did not. and hazen was actually really important about which way he was going to go in this conflict. for his service in the seven-year war, he was there on the border lands if you can see it in canada along st. john's south of montreal. would he give up that pension? would he give up those lands to join in this american rebellion? at first he wasn't sure. he was really on the fence in those border lands which way he was going to go. ultimately he could create his own regiment and he had command of that, the second canadian regiment in this case. hazen is not the person i want to talk about. i want to talk on a few other points. in the retreat from canada and lost half of its recruits down to crown point and ultimately into albany. there was a true question whether or not these canadian regiments would continue. canada was not choosing to join in this rebellion. so why would you have this other canadian

we cannot allow this to stand in canada. we won't. we are making arrangements for other means for people to contribute to help to freedom convoys. we are making arrangements and have made arrangements that we can to king to supply our truckers with food and fuel to keep them safe people warm as we continue to fight for our freedoms in ottawa and allow the country. many thanks to the whole contract today. best randy hillier, a member of canada, is ontario provincial parliament. thank you. and demonstrates in central london are showing full authority with the truck as protests in canada at raleigh. they've done the u. k. freedom convoy our correspondent, shoddy and was dusty expense. active. several countries around the world are engaging in very similar to their own and wide by what's going on in canada. now we know across the lawn, but we just seen as the police are coming very heavy handed using the force of law on that just nation penalized not today has been from a piece of what we know that the u. k. movement. ready knows, actuall

and canada. the prime minister also accuses -- referring to racist and anti-semitic symbols appearing at the protests. this is just over 50 minutes. >> where is this serious threat of violence to canadians for ideological purposes that is to be met with the emergencies act? >> the honorable prime minister. >> the speaker is aware of the emergencies act. it is not something to be done lightly. it was necessary to be done. to give local law enforcement across the country the tools to handle the illegal blockades, to be able to ensure order, to make sure that canadians, whether they are losing shift or sing supplies delayed on the borders to be able to get back to their daily lives. this is a decision that we took, parliament will have an opportunity to debate it. >> the law is clear, any limitations indicated by the freedoms must be justified and must be a legal criteria. experts have said these requirements have not been met. the prime minister has not given canadians a clear reason why he is invo

s. canada canadian border crossings. and then on february, the 14th i just earlier this week, i minister just intruder in focusing emergency at given the police sweeping powers to tackle blockades and also occupations as well. just thing that brings us up to day heats, how is this protest going on for so long? yeah, i actually think it's really important to note that it's very origin, this convoy with occupation. it's not about vaccine mandates for tucker. we know it's bad because the organizer, the participants keep telling us that's not what it's about. they repeatedly said, this is about all vaccine mandates across the country. this is about all public health better this about bask bad bit. this is about, in many cases, the safety and the efficacy of vaccines themselves. and in some cases, this is the and that the prime minister and the government resign or be removed from office, right? those employees actually know what these people are saying. they're here for there is a predominant prevalent anti vaccine misinform

be called and elsewhere in canada.— elsewhere in canada. we will watch this space. — elsewhere in canada. we will watch this space. good — elsewhere in canada. we will watch this space, good to _ elsewhere in canada. we will watch this space, good to speak - elsewhere in canada. we will watch this space, good to speak to - elsewhere in canada. we will watch this space, good to speak to you, l this space, good to speak to you, thanks very much. the canada blockade has sparked similar movements elsewhere, including in belgium. this is the european freedom convoy, which gathered outside the capital brussels. police are filtering traffic because they're worried the convoy could enter the city and block streets. here's what some of the protesters had to say. we want our freedom, your freedom — my daughter's vaccinated, she's half scottish, i said to her, "it's ok, it's ok, you've done it, you're an adult person, you're a student." but no—one ever will ever force me into anything like that ever. translation: we are against the form that e

urgency, a virtual meeting friday morning, between the us president and his european allies, nato, canada, poland, and romania. soon after the pentagon announced an additional $3000.00 troops, will be headed to poland in the coming days. on top of the nearly 2000 that are already on the way, in addition to the 1000 soldiers deployed to remain ya, us president joe biden says, well, troops will go to nato countries. he's ruled out sending any into ukraine. if there is an invasion. still, the u. s. insist there is still time to come to a diplomatic solution. the administration has taken its concerns about russia, you know, very publicly, very earnestly, very forthrightly and, and there's a potential reward here. if putin eventually takes an off ramp and begins to de escalate. the white house has confirmed the president biden and russian president vladimir putin will speak on the phone saturday. a call that may provide a clear picture of the likely path forward. patty colleen al jazeera washington and the u. s. secretary of state is wanting russia is ramping up the military movements and for