u. s. were set to reopen as j. p. morgan chase branches on monday. behind that banking crisis is the rapid rise in borrowing rates in the u. s. and elsewhere in recent months. that's also hit startups hard. a young growth at all cost companies had become accustomed to bucket loads of investor money when rates were lower. now they're having to show a lot more to get the cash. ah, berlin is home to 3000 startups were employed, 70000 people. but after many years of an upward trend, now financing difficulties are looming, large, large startups such as claudina, tier, and get have already laid of many employees. here on all of these things that have suddenly appeared, interest rate increases economic development, ukraine crisis banking crisis. all of these have effect on the start up seen. that means that investors are hesitant about their investments to a certain extent and reluctant to provide follow financing. that means that there is a market in waiting, dies and mocked around 10000000000 euros were invested in startups

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pro care 4th is set fire to tense as an encampment, driving pro russians into the u. s. a trade union building, the police were not merely passive bystanders. they were filmed firing their guns into the trade union building. many were trapped inside, as crowds below chanted burn. colorado burn a reference to the pro russian colors of the ribbons, warned by some of the protesters. as the fire tore through the building, the ukrainian national anthem was sung by those gathered outside, taunting the trap people as they burned to death. the nazi era slogan, slobber you, craney, which is now used by care of western supporters, was shouted as people were dying inside the building, which was dogged with swastikas. good. my point is that it wasn't just as fixation in the building. many people were killed with a had shot. this was not an investigation, but a travesty of an investigation. it was all about drawing this investigation in a bottle of lice and on tooth. they say they were looking for consensus. so were you looking for consensus or were you looking for the truth you, the

u. s. is set to face a recession next month if proper measures are now the immediately taken. that's according to the treasury chief coming as yet another american bank collapse with life from our international you center here in moscow. this is our t great to help your company today to our top story. on this day, in 201446 people were burned alive in a building in the city of odessa. among those, remembering the massacre by ukrainian radicals or people in amsterdam, they marched through the dutch capital, holding placards with photos of the victims which said, we do not forget. while dozens were killed thou tragic day, the perpetrators still remain at large and unpunished. protesters also lashed out against western involvement in the conflict in ukraine. when the massacre r. t has been looking at how the events unfolded and spoke to a witness who asked to remain anonymous out of fear for the safety of unself and his family. wanting some of the images ahead are disturbing. 9 years ago, maybe 50 people were burned alive by fall might ukrainian forces in the odessa trade union h

u. s. is set to face a recession by june. if proper measures are not immediately taken out according to the treasury department as yet another american. i collapse with the very good morning for moscow. i'm, you know, neil and this is been use our on our t international people in amsterdam have been holding a rally and remembrance of those who were burned alive by ukrainian radicals. on this day, in 2040, they marched through the dutch capital, holding placards with photos of the victims which said, we do not forget. while 46 people were killed that tragic day, the perpetrators still remain up large and unpunished. protesters also lashed out against western involvement in the conflict in ukraine. when the massacre in odessa has been largely ignored in the west, the victims had been openly protesting against the government that rose to power after the u. s. bach who r t has been looking at how the events unfolded and spoke to a witness who was asked to remain anonymous out of fear for the safety of himself and his family. 9 ye

u. s. has set up a system of governance that is widely spread in this region at all levels in all sectors of life, from education to finance. if you're not part of the policies they pursue, they will break the chain and cut their funding, and then they will put you in a position where you will have problems coming. your way commercial banks are controlled by the us treasury, which supervisors every financial transaction. they make every 4 in payment no matter where it comes from, has now to be processed through the so called correspondent account of a commercial bank. and those are mainly american, were other western banks and they can block assets, they just hold onto the funds and block transactions. this has a direct effect on the economy threatening to destabilize many countries. people that see something is happening in the world that is beyond their understanding and choose to suspend the commercial operations. they hope that one day things will return to normal. today, we are in a difficult

u. s. has set up a system of governance that is widely spread in this region at all levels in all sectors of life, from education to finance. if you're not part of the policies they pursue, they will break the chain and cut their funding, and then they will put you in a position where you will have problems coming. your way commercial banks are controlled by the us treasury, which supervisors every financial transaction. they make every 4 and payment no matter where it comes from, has now to be processed through the so called correspondent account of a commercial bank. and those are mainly american or other western banks. and they can block assets, they just hold onto the funds and block transactions. this has a direct effect on the economy threatening to destabilize many countries. people that see something is happening in the world that is beyond their understanding and choose to suspend commercial operations. they hope that one day things will return to normal. today we are in a difficult situat

u. s. media set that, um was to him directly. they said that you have is responsible because of their well, um, articles about a bit to washington was looking for in advance. that key if we do this. so this is neither in direct uh, indirectly saying that it was keith. and there is no reaction from, from the us. so whether it will be problem, i'm sure that even the public in the west will not find out about this because of them, a media will not tell it and the west will not condemn it so. so i don't see anything and any chance that this will change, even if the restaurant will be able to prove this 150 percent. that's the let's consider this tax take. this being used to do think the targets in washington unless some public fitness, like this is not an effective way to shift the ballot and some of you cry and conflicts. but it all is just terrible. let's just tell that, try to to make people fear, but this doesn't have any military impact. so and so there is something which, which courses fear but in normally doesn't have really i

deadline strike could shut down, talk shows, and delay the release of t, v series and movies set for autumn. u. s. regulators of taken control of the troubled 1st republic bank and sold it to j. p. morgan chase 1st republic had assets worth about $230000000000.00 and more than $100000000.00 in deposits. second largest retail bank to fill a u. s. environmental groups, assuming the u. s. federal aviation administration over its approval of a space ex rocket launch last month. the groups argue the agency field to adequately investigate the potential harm it could do to the surrounding environment. the rocket exploded minutes into flight. women's rights in afghanistan are the focus of a you and lead. talk that talks that have opened in tar representatives from the us, china, russia, and others will discuss how to press african leaders to ease abandoned women working and girls. going to school. the taliban have not been invited to you. and top official in sedans, as the countries warring generals have agreed to send representatives to potential negotiations. welcome patters, says the talks could be he

u. s rules calling to set up asylum appointments, migrants will face a five year u. an if they're deported. our time is 7 46 2. more presidential candidates expected to announce her white house plans this week. if you take out a loan to pay it back. if you committed violent crime, you're going to jail. can i get to name it? i'm telling the truth. well today, republican senator tim scott's expected to talk about his white house plans . he's already launched a $6 million ad campaign in iowa and in new hampshire, and we hear the florida's republican governor, rhonda santis, will announce his white house plans before the end of the week. time is 7 47. if you have an iphone, you may be paying more for your doordash order than customers who use an android phone also too big announcements about electric vehicles. pembroke is here with this little lot. in dollars and cents. yes good morning, again talking about some new cars coming out. ford has announced some new deals to secure a supply of lithium products to support its goal of producing 2 million electric vehicles per yea

now, fleet, the fighting trying to escape this makeshift center and policy, dan was set up by the u. s. and u. k. governments. many people here are hoping family members in other countries will be able to help them get out. and the good the journey is often long and complicated and you know, our living and we okay. we started the process. yeah. would they okay. summer. and then before the ha, our, it's nationality we're we, we supposed to go with the u. s. embassy. and they did a lot of efforts to be honest. i the, the little bah, has a lot of numbers of people. and now they viewed them as much as they could. and finally we, we, we are now departing from possible don. so to get that and then from there, you know, are going to you tens of thousands, also escaping she, sedans, neighboring countries. having recently arrived here in the city of us, one in egypt, jasa hopes to be able to return home seen them. then a lot of the number sudanese people were destined to enter this war, but i hope it will be a short war and that the army can restore normality. osceola, why in this is the combin

u. s there are visas especially set aside for people who are victims of crimes like this will work. government officials in the u. s will work with honduran counseling officials to make sure that everybody's scared for investigators now looking more closely at that home to see where the suspect was captured, and whether he had any help. from the inside. that's the latest from cold spring, texas. casey steagall, ktvu fast two news ukrainian president vladimir zelensky, denying reports his country attacked moscow russia claimed that intercepted and attacked by ukrainian drones over the kremlin early wednesday, alleging it was an assassination attempt on russian president vladimir putin's life. however russian authorities did not provide evidence to support the claims. zelinsky addressed the reports during a conference in helsinki, finland. meanwhile a russian missile strike killed two in ukraine monday and damaged dozens of buildings. report finds the overdose death rate involving fentanyl nearly quadrupled between 2016 and 2021 , the new cdc report finds overdose death rates involving

u. s. supreme court is not bound to comply with the code of ethics at the problem being that simply the u. s. constitution sets up the supreme court to be a co equal branch of the government. meaning, congress cannot tell it what to do, essentially, and there's little congress can do to change that, though that's certainly not stopping them from trying. and that's why we're seeing this hearing before the senate judiciary committee to day. we're also seeing a couple of bills that have been introduced that likely won't go anywhere, but they are advocating for the stablish ment of a code of conduct before the u. s. supreme court, as well as a way to investigate to potential miscarriages, of conduct and a way to make the public know the results of those investigations. because at the end of the day, even if these reforms take place, there are still no way that congress could sanction or publish, or excuse me, or punish usaa report justices. it would be the public journalists who are the watchdogs show. well, on that note heidi, can you tell us more about some of the scandals that these justices have been caught up

u. s the country now on pace to set a record for the number of mass shootings. we have seen significant anger and here coming out of the pandemic period, so even just that alone would be enough to cause this problem, but we actually date the rise of mass attacks and domestic terrorism to 2015. there's a lot of good data that that tells us and that we are increasingly lonely were increasingly more angry. um we certainly have been living in an age of fear or our media is dominated by outrage and fear. um it's our politics are dominated by that, as well. meanwhile a small step toward new gun legislation in texas. erupted after state republicans unexpectedly advanced a bill that would raise the purchasing age for semi automatic rifles in texas from 18 to 21. families of those lost in the quality school shooting were among those who filled the statehouse before the vote. but experts say the bill has almost no chance of becoming law. governor greg abbott has spoken against it and blames the recent mass shootings in his state on anger and violence, saying the root caus

set to expire on thursday. more than 26,000 migrants apprehended crossing into the u. s in just 72 hours, authorities bracing for up to 10,000 day matt rivers reporting from the border tonight. closing arguments in the civil rape and defamation case against former president trump e. jean carroll's attorney, using donald trump's words against him what they played in court, saying she was exactly trump's type. and the defense, saying she stole her story from an episode of law and order. aaron carter ski in the courtroom. so here in new york protesters clashing with police over the subway chokehold death of jordan's neely the case likely going to a grand jury this week, the former marine breaking his silence and the family of the man who died reacting tonight. the urgent search now underway for a missing ams worker in cleveland . authorities are now calling her disappearance suspicious tonight. she was reportedly expected to testify in a rape case. we are. are regulators rey for this? rebecca jarvis with the interview. tas all the way up to ohio possible tornadoes. large ha

nationals and now fleet the fighting trying to escape this makeshift center impulse you done was set up by the u. s. and you k governments many people here are hoping family members in other countries will be able to help them get out. and with the journey is often long and complicated. aren't, you know, are living in real gay. we started the process. yeah. would they you hear them. yeah. and then before the ha, our, it's nationality, we're, we, we supposed to go with the u. s. embassy, and they did a lot of efforts to be honest. i, the, the little obama has a lot of numbers of people. and now they've used them as much as they could. and finally we, we, we are now departing from what's the done so the get done. and therefore they get, there are going to you again, tens of thousands, also escaping to sedans, neighboring countries. having recently arrived in the city of us, one in egypt, jasa hopes to be able to return home, seen them been remodeled to the number through denise, people were destined to enter this war, but i hope it will be a short war. i'm a man and that the army can restore normalit

u. s. not being very happy about sets return. i fully understand america has its own interest that it needs to protect in invite for america. no, no, no people would say with the never know business for no, i mean they, they do have interest and they have security interest that they need to, to protect. but we also need to take this in context, which is very important. this isn't a making up with, with a set per se, what has been communicated since the story started leaking and, and, and prevailing is that this is being done to create better conditions for the city of people, as you know very well i've seen insanity is trying to do the same thing and expecting a different result. now i can go on and on about, for example, if i want to tell you what, why is, why did see to keep that seat at the u. n. i mean, you can start from there if you were the western country. um, but what is important to you is this as a condition and return to the at a league. and the number one condition is creating a better environment for the return of c

well 3rd, he's be a responsibility for escalating tensions with a set of minority. the u. s. has condemned the use of force against protesters and the suspending military exercises residents. and so majority areas have again demonstrated against the election of ethnic albanian. me is an advice the head boy causes smells curious, attempt to send its 1st spice satellites into spices failed and crashed into the sea. shortly after taking off peeling yang announced nearly a better one to the satellite to one of the military activity of the us and its allies. besides, the sirens were heard in south korea's capital. after the launch, people received an emergency loose on the mobile phones urging them to evacuate the homes, but it was retracted. 20 minutes later. pick a terry prime minister has held talks with a telephone supreme leader in kandahar earlier this month that seen the signaling and your billing this by of getting a sounds released to discuss ways to into the oscillation. i mean, my government delegation has visited for a hang of refugee camps and bangladesh is part of a

u. s. u. k. germany, france, and italy, the queen, set involved in trying to keep the peace in kosovo. now he says that while he's choose remain on full histories, remain on full alert. it has to be said that if the, the, the risk of a confrontation of direct confrontation between sub forces, a nato forces is very remote, it would be an extraordinary escalation with that to happen out of infrequent bouts of violence in northern, possible ethnic so. so being dominated, booked, controlled by costs of, of the ethnic stubs. i've never accepted cost of those, you know, actual declaration of independence back in 2008. but this is really probably the most serious outbreak of violence as being that since then. law under smith. thank you very much. indeed. are you going to is president you very much? 7 a has imposed one of the world's harshest laws against l. g. b t. people spoken condemnation from human rights activists and several foreign governments. the bill was approved by parliament in march legislation and juice's talk penalties with same sex relationships is convicted could face the dea

there's going to be a setting up of a new u. s. trade mission to increase u. s. investment. but what we know is that the administration is billing. this is an extremely significant meeting. what they hope is that this will really sure of the military and alliance, but really, it will also allow for the philippine military to become much more capable in terms of its ability to counter the threats that the united states says that not only in the philippines is encountering but also the region as a whole. oh, okay. well thank you very much. i white house correspondent, kimberly alcott reporting that on that meeting, taking place there at the white house between the u. s. president and the philippines president finance macos junior. now one chinese devil has put his name in the history books despite being on a wing and a prayer. junk shoe bang launched himself from a helicopter wearing a wing suit aiming at the giant arch of the town and cave to traumatize away. it.

s banks. so it was set over the south china sea last week, for the age, sorry, is a chinese j. 16, a craft buzzing, a u. s. military plan, which shocked from the turbulence overlapping territorial clients who have made the region a potential flash point in the asia pacific. knighthood were sending $700.00 more troops to northern cost of only following classes. we have to protest is in the region. 13 actually piece capers and thousands of demonstrators working to cost of a subs were protesting the election of ethnic albanians to local councils. and you find policy. chief joseph burrell has condemned the vials well, us and you leaders have condemned uganda for introducing one of the will. tosh just n t o g b t q laws. you with president joy biden, cold, the law, shameful, his right and the sanctions including icons. and these are restrictions the use foreign policy representative said you got to was undermining its international relations. the law states punishment as severe as the death penalty signed by the head of state condo has now passed one of the world's toughest antique gay laws. and what is the

u. s. treasury the rate of return is set every six months. based on inflation.3% the bonds mature in 30 years, investors can purchase up to $10,000 and i bonds each year . plus 5000 if you use your federal tax refund, cash it at all on the first that year. and if you cash in the first five years you do forfeit three months worth of interest. you can get a certificate of deposit or cd, which earns interest for a fixed period of time. the national average jpy is 1.54% but some pay more than 5% depending on the amount invested and the term there are penalties for early withdrawal, so you want to be very careful about making sure that whatever money you put into a cd is money that you can live without. for the term of that cd. heather sullivan news people nationwide plan to spend less money on mother's day this year than in previous years. but it doesn't mean that we love mom any less. a new poll from lendingtree finds close to 60% of consumers say inflation is impacting how much they're willing to spend on mother's day gifts on average shoppers expect to spend $172

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u. s rules and they want to set up asylum appointment. the migrants will face a five year u. n if they are deported. two more candidates are expected to announce their bids for the white house this week. if you take out a loan to pay it back if you committed violent crime, go to jail. can i get an amen? tell you the truth. republic senator tim scott is expected to talk about a presidential bid. today he has already launched a $6 million ad campaign in iowa and new hampshire. sources close to florida governor de santis said he will make an announcement possibly before the end of the week about a run for the white house as well. time is 4 37. the memorial day holiday weekend is coming up in first responders across california are warning everybody be careful if your plans include time near rivers and lakes. we've talked about this quite a bit. snowmelt is creating very fast moving currents as asymmetry tells us one raft rental company has been closed for about a week because of safety concerns on the water. while there are plenty of ways to enjoy the american river today. i got y

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u. s should start regulating . it's similar to the way the us started regulating nuclear the nuclear industry, the international atomic energy. insee kind of setslobal rules and he thinks the u. s. should create that type of agency to oversee is that correct? that is absolutely correct. the whole thing is built on three elements that anybody who is in this field understand which is something called sp, which is security, safety and privacy. once you guarantee these things through some kind of regulation, which is has to be done with collaboration. you know, with the private sector, then it's going to be very easy because that the government needs somebody to explain to them the consequences the risk of the eye so they can regulate based on that, okay. i want to talk a little bit about the consequences here. we've heard about the benefits every people using check. lgbt right now, but but what? what is this fear that is spreading. i know we've heard about the job loss, but but what is this thing that ai could get out of control? what is that part of things that it's got everyone so concerned and pushing us to talk about regula a i it's a psycholo

it is set fire to tense as an encampment, driving pro russians into the u. s. a trade union building, the police were not merely passive bystanders. they were film firing their guns into the trade union building. many were trapped inside, as crowns below chanted burn colorado. burn the ribbons warned by some of the protesters as to finding a national anthem was sung by those gathered outside, taunting the, the nazi or a slogan: slobber you, craney, which is now used by counted as people were dying inside the building, which was dogged with swastika my point is that it wasn't just essex sation in the building many, this was not an investigation, but a travesty of all about drawing this investigation in a bottle of lice and on tuesday for consensus. so were you looking for consensus? they were saying that they had no data that there would deaths do. no one has been held accountable for the atrocities. right? sector's dish and claim responsibility for coordinating the attack even became a count on later an m p. he was never investigated by ukrainian authorities de

in addition, we also know that there is going to be a setting up of a trade mission to increase u. s. investment in the philippines. so this is part of that collaboration that is going to be discussed. this is something that's going to happen in the oval office imminently, but according to the bible ministration, they're billing. this is significant. what they say is this is really about showing up the alliance. ok. and there is the white house waiting for the philippines president to arrive. but for the moment, kimberly, thanks very much overseas in egypt, have a release to al jazeera journalistic, sham up till, as he's off to 4 years in prison. he was arrested in cairo in 2019, but was never put on trial 2 of our desert journalists. bah, l dean, abraham and rabbit l shake a still in detention of 0. media network is cooling for the immediate release. hi wise, governing party, kansas. santiago. penya has won the presidential election, is received more than 42 percent of the vote. considering the dominance of the conservative colorado party and his rival, a friend, a leg re got nearly

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u. s a. b c's injury a. fuji has the latest nearly two decades after 18 year old natalee holloway's disappearance in aruba. the prime suspect in the case is set to face charges in the us as her family awaits justice. peruvian authorities have now agreed to a temporary extradition of your hand vandersloot to face prosecution in the u. s. for the alleged commission of the crimes of extortion and fraud stemming from holloway's disappearance. in 2005, it's fairly extraordinary for another country to temporarily give up a prisoner. to the to the united states, it would have taken a fair amount of negotiation between us authorities and peruvian authorities. vandersloot a dutch nationals from aruba, is currently serving a 28 year sentence in peru for another crime. the murder of stephany flores, who was strangled five years to the day after holloway disappeared. vandersloot confessed to killing flores. abc is john kenyans later caught up with him outside prison confession unwillingly. can you tell us that vandersloot now 35 never faced charges in holloway's disappearance? her body was never found after months of searching, and aruban judge declared

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u. s. has backs the training of ukrainian pilots on american f. 16 find subjects. let's set there. now. i'll get to the editor james base who's covering the summit in russian for a. so james talks dominated negatively by the warren ukraine with yet more sanctions on russian. small sanctions, little closing of loopholes of sanctions. they feel the g 7 that there are ways the russians getting round the sanctions using backdoors, using 3rd countries to get products that they can't get themselves. and the g 7 has got some measures in place they think is going to try and stop that. obviously, this will be welcomed by presidents lensky and we now have the was kept secret of the last 24 hours confirmed the president's united sky is coming here. the japanese organizers say he's on his way to the russian. but in fact, they're extending the sunday sessions here so that he can meet with the g 7 lead. isn't that appropriate discussions with them? also meeting with some of the other countries because there are other countries that are invited to the lights of parts of this meeting for a bigger expan