u. s. government is even encouraging american companies to purchase russian for fertilizer in order to increase supplies overall. but actually the question of whether that would violate distinctions. the u. s. currently has in place. 2 well, the answers are not entirely clear here. the story that the sanctions are causing the problem i think is deeply misleading. sometimes companies are confused about what's allowed and what's not. and we will try to clarify so that they're able to go forward. but we are also working proactively by trying to inform companies about what they are allowed to do. now, as for the question of who is to blame for the current prices here in the us. well, president biden has tried to put the blame on everyone from russia to republicans in congress to even former president trump, essentially everyone other than himself, even though biden's own approval rating continues to remain your record low. well, that's are up for now. my name is peter scott, some of the back again to the top of the our, the know the look and the news, of course. so the latest deals and developments from the st. petersburg economic form right here on oxy international. thanks for watching. ah. awe on febr

u. s . government is even encouraging american companies to purchase russian for fertilizer in order to increase supplies overall. but i see the question of whether that would violate distinction. the u. s. currently has in place. well, the answers are not entirely clear here. the story that the sanctions are causing the problem i think is deeply misleading. sometimes companies are confused about what's allowed and what's not. and we will try to clarify so that they're able to go forward. but we are also working proactively by trying to inform companies about what they are allowed to do. now, as for the question of who is to blame for the current prices here in the us. well, president biden has tried to put the blame on everyone from russia to republicans in congress to even former president trump, essentially everyone other than himself, even though biden's own approval rating continues to remain your record low. ukraine appears to be sending mixed messages about its military targets. after the country's top general said, the curt, straight bridge linking the russian mainland to mia could be targeted. he added that the crossing could become the quote number will name, since it provides a way to d

now, as for the question of who is to blame for the current crisis here in the u. s. o, president biden has tried to put the blame on everyone from russia to republicans in congress to even former president trump, essentially everyone other than himself, even as biden's own approval rating continues to remain your record lows. okay, we're going to take a quick break here on our t, but after that we're going up nor to the st. petersburg international economic forum. the see which delegates r t is not to have a quick chat with today. ah . oh well she's news media cards and like if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple don't put your human symbols on display a little speech nice. all right, so you guys don't talk to strangers. 7 i avoid noisy gatherings and rallies a marsh. we've eaten your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll russian . a specific social timing. mm. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic, th

u. s. doesn't have the capacity to keep providing weaponry to ukraine up the current pace. as, as european countries provide these weapons, they expect backfill from the united states. and the united states in turn has its own limited supplies. and in order to meet those demands on any persistent basis from here on out, which then raises the question, what is u. s. policy toward ukraine, ultimately, the u. s. is going to have to ship it's production to a more war war time production. if it's going to be prolong in this, of this conflict. and before the conflict arose, we dangle these, these little, these toys, these exotic toys to them and come to depend upon it, but are not sufficiently trained. there was no way the united states was going to be able to sufficiently supply and prolong this. the supply trains indefinitely without running into this very problem and you have no assurance. the bottom line is you have no assurance that those rockets are not going to be pulled up to the border and fired into russia and created and create a whole new level of escalation that we d

now, as for the question of who is to blame for the current crisis here in the u. s. o, president biden has tried to put the blame on everyone from russia to republicans in congress to even former president trump, essentially everyone other than himself, even as biden's own approval rating continues to remain your record low and moving on. no contracts worth over 24000000000 roubles or more than 400. $20000000.00 was one of the many sign to the opening day of the st. petersburg international economic forum, which one the world's leading economic events. and he's now entering his 2nd day in russia's northern capital. let's take a closer look at some of the highlights so far this year's events. lou with, well, speaking of this session, dedicated to how the economy is coping with western sanctions. the russian prime minister said it's tackling the situation well, even at the quote unquote chair for those with managed to weaken the effects of the sanctions, the economy steadily adapting to the new challenges. the macroeconomic stability is be maintained and all social pro

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u. s. currently, the world's biggest economy, which could lead to recession up, is the prediction of the boss of america's biggest bank. right now, the country is grappling with a for a decade, high inflation rates and soaring prices for food, fuel me less, cross live, to senior lecturer and politics and international relations up the university of boston. the u. k. pac number one for his take on the putting on. you're welcome to the program. how does the current booming tree that we've been talking about between russia on china? how is that affecting those countries? are? are there positive changes being seen already? well obviously 1000 percent increase of the russell china tre. william, ease of ferris and the for can and drama, tech jump. but at the same time, i think we should be also looking into are the countries in, for example, in asia and also in africa. because i can imagine dead when the policy makers in these governments, in asia and africa, they look at the traumatic job of china, russia tre, fro, and also these increasing warrior of currency tre would give him, we would give the

u. s senator, current senator alex padilla, who was appointed to the seat is seeking a full six year senate term. the state superintendent of public instruction is also on the balance on the local level. san jose is voting for a new mayors and sam liccardo is turned down. santa clara, alameda and contra costa counties or all voting on new sheriff's contra costa in alameda county is also voting for new district attorneys and san francisco is considering proposition h which will determine whether or not district attorney jason bodeen will be recalled. leaders in the latino community say they want to see action on gun control from lawmakers as they head to the polls, one of the most basic things that latino communities would want to see it just simple background checks, right? you know, this is not a conversation about taking away people's guns is actually having a conversation about creating guardrails and safety measures that to make sure that tragedies like never happened again. the latino community foundation says it's polling shows that inflation, housing and the environment are also key

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u. s are increasingly dissatisfied with the current leadership, with the u. s. president's precarious position and domestic political failures being discussed, even in the u. s. mainstream media by new faces. it's thinking approval ratings, and he's looking to regain votes of confidence. and so we can provide the study leadership, he promised during his campaign or got a nixon, an american political on the list of things. the biden is losing trust of his fellow americans due to prioritizing foreign policy over domestic affairs. we do find that president biden often makes it outrageous statements and his force people within his administration will come out to try to correct him. and we have found frighteningly, i might add now that he's pushing back to the members of his cabinet, who go back and try to correct him when he make statements. i mean, that could literally start world war 3. he seems to feel that it's ok to make those statements and that he's actually angry at members of his staff are trying to to pump the brakes. a little bit. approval rating is som

u. s. in the current reality, it's preferable to work with china. taylor, me. i believe it's china. i think china can help african more china is better because it brings its talent and know how year we spoke to african politics and economy analyst lawrence, k. freeman, who says china has proved its success in africa. unlike the u. s. in terms of reality, in practice, china and through it, he's actually making a much greater contribution to african nations in collaborating with them to build absolutely necessary vital infrastructure projects. united states and europe in the whole west in has actually failed to make these kind of long term investments and support african nations in their infrastructure. us recently sent a letter to 14 african countries urging them to reject grain imports from russia, saying the food was stolen from ukraine. that's as much of africa struggles with critical food shortages, bringing some areas to the brink of famine, white house spokesperson has admitted the us wants to prohibit sales of grain in african national congress youth league chairperson told us

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u. s. is currently doing better than any other which nation on earth. do we have an inflation problem?t so do other countries, often worse than our own. and yet, poll after poll shows that americans continue to have a truly dismal view of the u.s. economy. gallup finds an economic confidence and the u.s. is at its lowest point in over a decade. what's the biden administration plan to do about that? joining us now is bernstein, a member of president biden's council of economic advisers. jarred, thanks for coming on the show tonight. you had another very good great even jobs report today. you had the president counting on air and in print how good joe economic record is, compared to previous administrations, compared to other countries right now. and yet, the american public keeps telling pollsters, they think the economy is oh full. awful. it's worse than 2020. it's heading their own directions, they say. they say the trust republicans more on the economy than they trust to. you. why do you think that is? >> the president has addressed this head on in an op-ed that he wrote at the begin

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u. s. senator. current senator alex padilla, who was appointed to the seat is seeking a full six year senate term. the state superintendent of public instruction tony thurman, also on the ballot. today's election could set a record for having the lowest turnout in california history. according to political data intelligence, only 15% of ballots were returned before ahead of this election day, the lowest ever. turnout was back in 2014 with just 25% overall turnout. one difference, though there are a lot more voters this time around, the secretary of state's office says. there are nearly 22 million registered voters. that's the highest percentage of eligible voters in a gubernatorial election year in 68 years. we do hope you stay with us. ktvu has extensive coverage of today's election. you can follow the complete election results through the day, both here on the air and online public library in san jose that's also used as a polling place will be open to voters today, one day after shooting there. the incid

there's a lot of confidence that at least the current u. s. administration is on their side and is willing to am, find the money to really buy expensive and complicated weapon systems that can really give you cranes small army, a chance of standing up to russian forces. i think the u. k. am other eastern european countries, poland, the baltic states have really invested a lot in popping up ukraine thinks from the baltic. states have given up to 2 thirds of their annual defense budget in terms of equipment to ukraine in these past 100 days. and when it comes to germany, france, italy, i think the question marks much bigger here in key of they worry that ukraine fatigue is sitting in that as energy prices rise. but the sanctions are russia that the, basically that the, the public in those countries will put pressure on the government who even so far, haven't been that fast to provide weapons. and especially with germany, there's been a lot of criticism here from care of that. it's basically a lot of promises from berlin, very little in the way

but as it appears to show the son of the current u. s. president, violating the very laws his father is now looking to protect. that's according to a report from radar online, which says it verified controversial footage of hunter, including everything from melissa drops to allegedly illegally obtain weapons. a brazenly new then drugged out hunter biden has been caught on video recklessly messing around with a hand gun and pointing it at a camera all while he could watch with a prostitute. that it was reportedly taken on october 17th, 2018, which is notable given then it comes just 5 days after reports, they hunter purchased a hand gun in delaware. however, he is being accused of lying in order to do so on a firearm transaction report. hunter on cit know, when questioned about whether he was an unlawful user of or addicted to marijuana or any depressant, stimulant, narcotic drug, or any other controlled substance. while it has not yet been confirmed to the other person in the finish is there's all kinds, as reports revealed at one woman

there's a lot of confidence that at least the current u. s. administration is on their side and is willing to am, find the money to really buy expensive and complicated weapon systems that can really give you cranes, small army, a chance of standing up to russian forces. i think the u. k. m. other eastern european countries, poland the baltic states really invested a lot in popping up ukraine, thinks for the baltic. states have given up to 2 thirds of their annual defense budget in terms of equipment to ukraine in these past 100 days. and when it comes to germany, france, italy, i think the question marks much bigger here in care of they worry that ukraine fatigue setting in that as energy prices rise. but the sanctions are russia that the, basically that the, the public in those countries will put pressure under governments who even so far, haven't been that fast to provide weapons. and especially with germany, there's been a lot of criticism here from care of that. it's basically lots of promises from berlin very little in the way effects o

u. s. fighters who are currently in captivity. and keep in mind art cannot independently verify what they've said were, maintain the veracity of what they are saying as this interview. and these interviews were conducted in captivity. could you tell me the circumstances around your capture or did you surrender? how did it happen? we were in, i don't know the location, but we were in the like a force car, key area. we engage in combat with russian troops. though ukrainians were retreating and we were asked to cover their retreat. when we were covering them on the rush and force ran over ran our position, we had to like fully retreat and when one of my colleagues and i waited about 3 hours in a final just to make sure the coast is clear. after those 3 hours, we ended up walking 4 through the woods for about 5 hours. we've actually got on to a road. and when we surrender to russian forces on what's, what made you make your way out here to you. great. are initially, was wendy conflict started on february 24th. i saw a lot of news. and

the key f despite i've mentioned doesn't currently have them in stock and china slums. the u. s. voids deep rooted had demonic mindset. washington, once again, raise is concern of a beijing's growing influence in the pacific region. with must go to the well, this is our t international. i'm peter scotts on wherever you cheated him from. it's great to have you with us. and we start this out with the latest on the ground in ukraine, where keith says a re weights on all through the carpet in mountains, allegedly used to live at western weapons and supplies to ukraine. was targeted by russian strikes. this footage, filmed by locals, allegedly shows the moments of the strike. green says 4 people were wounded with 3 passenger trains delayed following the attack by the russian defense ministry. it hasn't yet commented on those allegations. you are, you are. so ukraine has fired it's human rights commission in parts for spreading and verified information about atrocities she alleged were committed by russian troops in the country. i remember comes after allegations were widely covered i

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u. s. in years appears to be leading to a shift and it's policy, vice chair of the libertarian national committee in the u. s. are involved. i think the current crisis has forced the us to realize that anti venezuela, the sanctions have not worked. i think there's 2 things. first, there's a sort of self created shortage over here. when you create sanctions, other countries, you end up punishing just normal people in those countries and you end up punishing yourself oil things and are hurting american as much as they're hurting anybody else. so 1st, this is literally punishing yourself for somebody else is bad for somebody else and bad action. but the 2nd thing is, i think americans and even the american government is starting to realize that sanctions are unnecessary to prove the utter failures of socialism. venezuela has the largest confirmed oil reserves in the world and due to their just sheer incompetence had been struggling. the problem with putting sanctions on venezuela. is it a let people say it's not the socialism, but rather the sanction by lifting all things and opening complete trade. we can put this to a fair experiment and see c

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u. s. force posturing across nato countries. what's he giving to nato? what he's giving more resources to nato has been announced from the u. s. president . he's going to have currently there are 4 guided missiles, destroy is a spanish base us base and spain the road to the right to naval base. there are 4 and that's going up to 6. he's also going to send 2 additional f, $35.00 squadrons, u k. he's going to stand up a new army headquarters in poland. now, when, when you look at the various nations. ready on the east and flank of nato close to russia, the lead nation, the head of the battle group in poland is the u. s. so they're increasing that that troops. ready area where they have responsibility. they also have troops in romania, they'll be an additional rotational brigade in romania and were told that be an extra $3000.00 troops on rotation. and then also our homes that rotational deployments to the baltic. so certainly what we've heard before that nato is trying to reinforce. ready it's eastern plank is happening, but i have to say there are some questions about this as well. nato has said that it's rapid response forces of the nato response force. ready is goin

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