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still has a dates with the guns for the and that's the latest on the double your news this our a marietta ever staying? i'll be back with more headlines for you in about 45 minutes. thanks for watching the re compromise up on the right. or i'd take the opportunity to upgrade your cation and he quit opportunity of work in 2024, ask um women sat down with a ton of on demand better. right? so women of us scanners, the sharp edge of peace, stop smoke set. the, the artificial intelligence is already having an impact across a number of sectors bringing about new opportunities, but also harboring certain risks. one, the fear is that a based technologies might lead in future to mass layoffs. so is that going to be the case? i've been speaking with julie bass tumble director general of the geneva based international labor organization. thank you very much for joining us here at paris today, super heavy. we're here to talk about artificial intelligence. obviously, there are lots of areas where i will have an impact on these areas. include the labor market. you're obviously, especially when it comes

the a marietta evans dean is good to have you with us. german chancellor, all of sholtes says defense spending must increase significantly to counter the threat from russian speaking at the munich security conference. he also replied to controversial remarks from us, vice president j. dean vans who urged europe to open its doors the far right parties. shaw said it was germany's right to decide how it deals with far ride hate speech. ariel boomstra, meanwhile, ukrainian president flood of mirrors. lensky warned that russia poses a danger to all of europe. he said, new russian divisions destined for bella rose could be intended to attack nato countries on, as he called for a united, very keen army. so once he also said, ukraine would never accept any deal made without his involve managed, antoine this you are. yeah. but he also had some advice for president trump when it came to russian liter vladimir putin. i told drum. mm. that potent afraid of him. yes. and he shorted me. and i'll put a note as well . and his address to the conference all of scholes called on europe and his allies to

us president donald trump has been addressing the most influential gathering of conservatives in marietta. speaking the conservative political action conference. trump told the catherine that retrieving the bodies of killed as ran. it was just as important as returning the remaining captives live and we will not rest until all of the hostages have been returned back home. some of them are coming home and a very bad condition, and some of them are coming home only as bodies there. the dead, we have a lot of them coming home now they're dead. and these are largely young people. young people don't die. as i said, i had also the brake. germany's political policies hold the final campaign rallies head of a general election on sunday. the connecting community, what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge? there's no way we could live in a country again where i see it as for this basement is part of our presence. opening up the conversation representation methods. we haven't had the best representation of african, so for us it's about so being that put into representation for our

premier warns of a looming dissolves to uphold according to that which is where the drowning in marietta of issues is pointed out by the us vice president. and what i worry about is the threat from within the retreat of europe, from some of its most fundamental values value shared with the united states of america today. how so the idea of operation, another one and barely stands versus what used to be the can to main street. we were pulled from the ruins refugee camp in the west bank because these were a military towers out sweeping raids across the top of sending entire plus cosby and head to the polls to choose the new president following the power struggle the false public on the west and the south focuses were public. the a very good morning is 9 am here in most go and this is on the international with the latest news. it's great to have a company our top story, donald trump's direct talks with vladimir putin on ukraine, have stood up a high is of european bureaucracy hall case. the officials claim washington is going to solve the own most good. the some pragmatic, a you leaders all

. >> ruth from marietta, you have a question for the congressman on immigration. the floor is yours. >> i am a senior this year looking into colleges. i am in high school. i have been looking into schools especially in-state because it is cheaper. however, i lost residency status. not much has been able to be done. i want your opinion. do you feel it is fair someone who has lived here for 17 years is not able to get that even though they meet the academic requirements? [applause] rep. mccormick: so, for those of you not familiar, we have about 14% of our constituency is indian diaspora. we have a broken immigration system. i am very bullish on this. i am very bullish on legal immigration, getting that fixed. we have an h.r. for people who immigrate here from india because it takes 20 years. you are punished being from india. my bill solves that. it is aggressive on rightsizing immigration. we need legal immigration. it solves the illegal immigration in many ways. we need to have a strong, robust one that matches year for year what we need in america. ultimately, b

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we make we build the f-35, greenville, the f-16, marietta, the c-130.ronautics group, as you show on the chart. but within that and within the other four businesses we have in our company, we've been creating that 5g architecture. we've been creating our own standards. and so we'll be able to interconnect all of those aircraft and lots of other systems like radars and satellites into this kind of architecture. so we'll still have to produce these big, sophisticated systems, because they're the only ones that are competitive against the threats, whether it's china, russia, iran, certainly on the side of china and russia, they are off to the races on fifth generation aircraft. they're building them. they're trying to come up with the sixth generation, as are we. and so we've got to stay in that competition because there's really no effective counter when you're trying to get air superiority to a fourth or fifth generation fighter jet that i'm aware of today, that we can just feel it instantly. that isn't along the lines of those kind of aircraft. so we're

we will hear from marietta in maryland. line for democrats. good morning. caller: hi.ant to talk about karma. karma is what goes around comes around. a white american man bought colored man and made him their slave and forced him to suffer. now in comes karma. a.k.a., elon musk, the white man has bought the white american man for a little over $250 million. and now they're his slave. and he will force them to suffer. so now america has finally come together with a common goal, and that is we are all slaves now. we are all going to suffer. we are now all owned by the african man. host: we will go to russell in kansas city. good morning, russell. caller: good morning. i would like to say that it's about time somebody got into office that's going to take the wall that the democrats have put up down, open the gates and allow those people that are less likely to wake up and open their eyes to the real worlds. things need to be changed. it's about time. that's about all i have to say. thank you. host: skip in pennsylvania, line for independents. good morning, skip. caller: g

democrat, marietta, georgia, good morning. caller: yes. keep hearing these people call in, republicans. speak to them, speak to america. first off, you correct the democrats a lot of the times while they are speaking. why don't you do the same for the republicans? republicans have said repeatedly that zelenskyy had elections. why do they have to have elections? it's in their constitution that they can't have elections when they are at war. they are banning churches, calling in drone strikes on ukrainian troops. they changed or shut down the church, which is completely rational. republicans, america, nato is being torn apart. we have lived through the success of nato while allowing us to dictate the world through our dollar. we have been running stuff through our alliances, and we are completely isolated now. canada hates us, mexico hates us, europe hates us. the only thing he says anything negative about is our allies and only nice stuff to our enemies. we are so isolated. if china or russia invaded us, i don't think anyone is coming to ou