mazda 5, ford focus cmax.rated modifications of the ford focus 2 rs and the ford focus 2 rs500 completed production of the second generation of the model. the second generation of the ford focus best illustrates the main idea of ​​henry ford himself. the car must be cheap and indestructible. this characteristic quite accurately describes one of the modifications of the second. the 1.6 engine is paired with an automatic transmission. in a timely manner maintenance of power units and suspension, such a ford focus can still be a good alternative to many modern models, but time is not kind to even this reliable and comfortable car. well, what happens after 16 years of operation of a ford focus will be told to us by an auto expert and a car selection expert. anton novikov, anton, hello, hello, the second generation ford focus was assembled from the lin region. you are unlikely to find any complaints about the uncomfortable seating position for drivers and passengers on the forums. no wonder these cars were popular

and ford said yesterday it's going to focus on smaller evs.yota, which was attacked for saying it was never going to go all electric and it was going to continue to make the cars people wanted to buy with. stuart: what happens when a wave of chinese cheap electric vehicles arrives on these store? are we going to try and keep them out. >> in. >> i think we should try and keep them out. if people are worried about a chinese spy gallon going -- balloon going overhead, they would be worried about these evs sending thematics back to china. plus, they can disable cars from remote. what if we were in some foreign entanglement with china and china decided to stop all the evs in in the united states? it's a security risk. stuart: please come back soon when we've got more time. we appreciate it. >>> all right, what do you do -- what do you make of all this? [laughter] >> i watch the market and how these companies do when they make announcements about evs. the one thing you notice lately, ford says, you know, we're going to scale back evs. invest investo

okay, tonight on the hot seat, ford, it's white house press sec karine jean-pierre in focus.kers and media watchdogs have called her out for misleading statements on, that the border is secure, inflation is transitory, president biden is physically and mentally fine. now, should people cut kjp slack because both axios and politico reporting the president has been yelling, he's been angry and cursing out people behind the scenes? what do you think? >> well, think that from the border to the economy and everything in between, liz, that karine karine jean-pierre's gaslighting america. and it's with a blatant out and out lies. and when it comes to joe biden, you know why he's angry? if because 86% of americans think that he's too old to serve another term. it's astounding that 86% of americans can actually agree on something. to put this into perspective, a higher percentage of americans believe that joe biden is too old to be president for another therm than actually believe the earth is flat. 86% to 84%. elizabeth: you know, now there's reports that there's tension behind the s

elizabeth: what do you think,ford?, nikki haley hasn't gotten the memo, the gop primary's over. there's no debate on that front. if you're donald trump, the best way to make your with case about bind's frail mental acuity and physical weakness is to stand side by side with him on the debate stage. biden will not debate trump. elizabeth: you think that's not going to happen. >> i do not think it's going if to happen, because it would benefit trump, and trump knows it. elizabeth: got it. ford o'connell, good to see you. >>> coming up, new york post political reporter jon levine. you've got nikki haley -- look at that smile. nikki haley and former president trump continue to duke it out ahead of the south carolina primary on saturday. plus, we've got retired lieutenant general keith kellogg. he's so smart. the legal crossings at the border in california from places like syria, china, former soviet satellite states. plus, house judiciary chair jim jordan subpoenaed the hhs secretary for information on illegal immigrant tee

even so, ford is going to cut back on their investment into china as well moving forward as they focus little bit more on the electric vehicle market. it may be a bit of an issue just specifically for nissan as it continues to try to plow ahead in that ev market. overall, as you can see the share price just over 12-month basis managing to gain 19% with renault going down. toyota managed to gain 35% over the 12-month period. toyota gained 151% over a f five-year period. ford and honda and toyota when you compare the forward pes. nissan forward pe, fall. ford, 8.5. toyota at 11%. perhaps you can tell investors are not too happy right now with that stock. >> fascinating. thank you, arabile. it underscores the issues with the automakers. >>> one in four adults in america are set to bet on the super bowl this year waging a record $23.1 billion according to data from the american gaming association. that would work a 35% rise in betting volumes from last year as the popularity of sports betting surges stateside. the super bowl takes over the gaming capcapital. let's get to nbc's jay gray fro

strikes against proxy groups will be done with one less carrier strike group after ford returned home from the mediterranean. only ike remains. >> todd: in light of the fact of this, christopher wray says chinese hackers are targeting the u.s. with potentially damaging cyber attacks. >> there has been too little focus on the fact prc are attacking our know plant says, grids,or transportation system. chinese hackers are reeking havoc and want to cause real world harm to american citizens and communities. >> todd: michael lucci is combating ccp influence in the u.s. what is the worst case scenario as you see it? >> worst case they could turn off our lights, damage our water treatment and stop cellular phone communications in the event of innovation of taiwan and director wray says in 2027, they want to break our will to respond to aggression. in texas, they put malware on the electric grid because they want to shut it off. the government needs to speed to protect our assets here. >> todd: you are in the business of combating ccp in the u.s., how do we fight pack? >> in the state of nebr

the need for the stability focus on also needs. he can only pro this uncommitted instability happens to be a prerequisite for that. i don't think you can call you directly to ford fusion. we both are jim on the automated, they made the announcements that we will not be shooting them with as such, even the system of to the extent of parliament rewards for major, you know, issues such as the for me, from or direction of the prime minister. but even mostly to the end of the season would not be active, but the oven, it's a good indian. right? so the, so the $510.00 gas at farm is trying to launch on new daily demanding stable prices for the produce. often negotiations with the government failed favoring unrest, police of band launch gatherings and put up roadblocks on routes leading to the capital. the fighting between government for susan and $23.00 rebels is escalated and the democratic republic of congo baffled is that taking place around the town of sock a. neither one didn't border. most of those injured have been transferred to t

that's something that if we focus in on the near or bias actions to the next 2 to 3 years that actually can be the biggest advantage for as a deterrent value in orcas. if i could one piece on that submarines u.s. submarines out of fremantle in world war two operated in the china sea. factoid for you between and december 1944, we had 45 us submarines operating the south china sea. so we are at the end and i would like to recognize dude. admiral mike mcdevitt shopping and brent sadler let's give them all a big hand. detroit this discussion. i got the feeling we could have done this for hour and it would have still been we very much appreciate the fact that you gave us your most asset today, which your time and for each of you it just doesn't quite cover it but we've got a copy of our naval institute press book mastering the art of command about admiral chester nimitz and the victory in the pacific by trent hoehn, one of our authors. and we you and also we invite our audience to join us out in the foyer again, where we'll continue book signings for all our authors. let's them one more big

that's something that if we focus in on the near or bias actions to the next 2 to 3 years that actually can be the biggest advantage for as a deterrent value in orcas. if i could one piece on that submarines u.s. submarines out of fremantle in world war two operated in the china sea. factoid for you between and december 1944, we had 45 us submarines operating the south china sea. so we are at the end and i would like to recognize dude. admiral mike mcdevitt shopping and brent sadler let's give them all a big hand. detroit this discussion. i got the feeling we could have done this for hour and it would have still been we very much appreciate the fact that you gave us your most asset today, which your time and for each of you it just doesn't quite cover it but we've got a copy of our naval institute press book mastering the art of command about admiral chester nimitz and the victory in the pacific by trent hoehn, one of our authors. and we you and also we invite our audience to join us out in the foyer again, where we'll continue book signings for all our authors. let's them one more bigw

i don't think you can call you directly to ford fusion. we both are jim on the automated, they made the announcements that we will not be shooting them with a such even the system of to the extent of parliament rewards for major. you know, issues such as the for me, from or direction of the prime minister, but even mostly to the end of the season would not be active, but the oven is going to come on high the reports. now from this time about, it's important to know that for any political body to be able to form a government with a simple majority, they would need 134 seats out of the 266 feeds of the national assembly. also the fact that that is of faith that den read the feed for the minorities. and uh 60, if its uh for the, uh, the women said so doors and of course i located the proportionately through the party positions. but because you are on cons, party, we're running at the independence without december that they wouldn't be able to take advantage of that. so it appears right now that focused on is heading for another core and they

really, we have tried ford and gm systems, which are comparable in that regard.ries to work on all roads, but it does so poorly. you get in the car, drive for a while and turn on fst and full self driving. after a well, it will do something crazy. it might tell you that it will do the worst thing at the wrong time. it does. it will try to steer in oncoming traffic and crash into something or drive the wrong way on a roundabout. that is something very scary it happens all the time. >> where is the federal government on this and national transportation safety board and transportation department? where has tesla failed to act? >> ntsb is furious about this. the director said something like, do they not care about how many people have died? they have said that it is completely ridiculous. >> why don't they shut them down? why don't they shut them down? >> ntsb has no power to shut anything done. it is the other agency that has power. ntsb is an investigative organization that looks at crashes, writes reports about why they happen. they have no regulatory and can't sh

these negotiations have been ongoing and of course, the last we heard of that framework that was put ford was essentially a deal that would see three phases at 45 days adraee just see the gradual release of hostages be gradual withdrawal of israeli troops in the real focus pauses on establishing a prolonged pause in fighting, but there is concern, particularly as we hear those warnings of a potential israeli ground offensive in the rafah, we have heard concern expressed by the biden administration and by the united nations, by the international criminal court. and there are fears that such an operation could put diplomatic efforts in jeopardy. >> jessica nada bashir. thank you so much for that reporting. wife and cairo this morning. >> cnn has >> also learned president biden is growing increasingly frustrated with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu according to sources, the president believes netanyahu is obstructing efforts to ease the humanitarian crisis in gaza for more on this, let's bring in cnn's paula hancocks. paula, these revelations coming to light just days after biden o

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i do want to focus particularly, though, on this issue in schools. this government? uh, ban on on smartphones in schools . smartphones in schools. >> yeah. good morning isabel. yeah i do absolutely . i mean, yeah i do absolutely. i mean, when we were at school, i certainly didn't have a phone. and i was there to learn. schools are a facility for education. i mean, i live 100 yards from a senior school . and yards from a senior school. and in the morning and when they leave after school, it is like a zombie apocalypse. they all have their faces in their phones and they don't even look forward. so absolutely , you can only imagine absolutely, you can only imagine what impact that's having on their education. we're already dumbing down exams aims to ensure that people pass their grades. i absolutely want to see this banned, but i'm disappointed that this is guidance rather than legislation. it's not mandatory and as we all know, guidance is open to interpretation. >> yeah , yeah, quite a different >> yeah, yeah, quite a different position from mike then