you've got taiwan, the south china sea, where china is trying to develop its sphere of influence.united states and its allies, they are concerned, and remember that there are members of the trump administration who believe that china poses the greatest threat to the world. >> john: anna coren in beijing for us. thanks, anna. >> maurice: now more of the top stories from around the world in tonight's "evening news" roundup. u.s. prosecutors call it hacking for hire. they have charged 12 people in china with that crime today. some worked for a private hacking company that allegedly got paid by the chinese government. they are accused of targeting u.s. government offices including the defense intelligence agency. >> john: cbs news has learned the trump administration has stopped sharing intelligence that could help ukraine target russian forces. defensive intelligence is still being shared. this follows the cut off of new military aid as the administration pressures ukraine to end the war with russia. >> maurice: and the alleged mastermind of a deadly terror attack on the u.s. militar

only just reason fi us bomber aircraft joint philippine fighter jets to patrol disputed south china sea sho. in the 1st such display, since donald trump made it back into the oval office. the mission involve is practicing how to intercept hostile aircraft. the exercises focused on encompassing operational coordination, improving add domain awareness and reinforcing agile combat employment capabilities between the 2 air forces. and only a few days ago, a parade in thailand. mark the kick off of cobra gold 2025. it's been dumped. the largest exercise in mainland asia and the longest running international military exercise in the world. a whole host of us regional allies from japan to singapore are taking part. we share a goal with this region to prevent war by remaining ready together. and that is on top of all kinds of bilateral fi, lateral multi lateral drills. the pentagon regularly holds in the asia pacific. so what is it preventing that war? like general clark put it, or fueling pension? perhaps that's a good question for beijing, which has understandably, also been flexing. it's bil

only just recently us bomber aircraft joint philippine fighter jets to patrol a dispute in south china sea show in the 1st such display. since donald trump made it back into the oval office. the mission involved practicing how to intercept hostile aircraft. the exercises focused on enhancing operational coordination, improving add domain awareness and reinforcing agile combat employment capabilities between the 2 air forces. and only a few days ago, a parade in thailand. mark the kick off of cobra gold 2025. it's been dumped. the largest exercise in mainland asia and the longest running international military exercise in the world. a whole host of us regional allies from japan to singapore are taking part. we share a goal in this region to prevent war by remaining ready together. and that is on top of all kinds of bilateral fi, lateral multi lateral drills. the pentagon regularly holds in the asia pacific. so what is it preventing war like general clark put it or fueling pension. perhaps that's a good question for beijing, which has understand to be also been flexing. it's billed tree musc

only just recently us bomber aircraft joint philippine fighter jets to patrol a dispute and south china sea show and the 1st such display. since donald trump made it back into the oval office. the mission involve of practicing how to enter a sap hostile aircraft. the exercise is focused on enhancing operational coordination, improving add domain awareness and reinforcing agile combat employment capabilities between the 2 air forces. and only a few days ago, a parade in thailand. mark the kick off of cobra gold 2025. it's been dumped. the largest exercise in mainland a job and the longest running international military exercise in the world. a whole host of us regional allies from japan to singapore are taking part. we share a goal in this region to prevent war by remaining ready.

term and the main reason for that is their openlying -- overwhelming operations look at the east china sea and is a reasonable concern and one that ought to be monitored, it's somewhat unlikely they attempt to project large amounts of power in this hemisphere. mr. gimenez: i agree with you short term. my time is up and make a statement, the chinese have a very long range point of view and they look at things 100 years ahead, not like us, we look at things two years ahead, so with that i'll yield and recognize the ranking member from -- where are you from? >> new jersey. the garden state. mr. gimenez: mrs. mciver. mrs. mciver: on sunday, vice president vance tweeted judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power. then yesterday a federal judge said the white house had disobeyed the plain text of his direction to release billions in federal grants which congress appropriated but the administration has tried to freeze. now, i'm not sure what they teach at yale law school, but i am an educateor myself and in new jersey's 10th we teach in school the legislative branch writes

it will be a green light for president xi to go after taiwan in, in in asia, in the south china sea.and i think again, at the end of the day, this is going to make america weaker. >> i asked the commerce secretary, howard lutnick, about this, about what the administration is doing here in regards to russia. he talked about how basically it's trying to bring putin to the table. this is what he said. i want to get your reaction. >> we've given $300 billion to ukraine. is it difficult to see what side we're on? give me a break. i mean, this concept of people getting confused is absurd. the president is on ukraine's side, and he said it. he said, i'll give them more military aid. he said it, but he said he'll do it if he can get to peace. and he needs peace, and he needs president zelenskyy to say, i want peace. and he wants putin to say i want peace. and then the president will bring them together and you'll see the greatest peacemaker, because he knows you got to hit both sides in order to get to the middle. >> a couple of things to note. after that interview, the president decided to

why would you give, in effect, a green light for xi to expand china's interest in the south china seay to our allies of 70 years? oh, don't worry, we got you back. and again, go back to this intelligence. this is a sharing process. are people going to really share intelligence with us, our allies, if they think we're going to cut them off? or frankly, if sometimes that intelligence is not kept secret? >> let me ask you about immigration. donald trump last night said that in order to fix the immigration issue at the border, the crisis, as he calls it, all you needed was a new president. you didn't need legislation. no legislation is necessary. you just needed a new president. that got a lot of big cheers from republicans. you were saying on fox news, i believe it was yesterday that donald trump has done a good job at the border. so do you agree with that assessment that donald trump is the only thing that's needed to change the circumstances at the border? >> i think it is good that we're at a 25 year low in terms of border crossing. my words yesterday, yeah, they were not great. let m

eventually also for china as they lick their chops looking toward taiwan and the philippines and the china a seamolly: it would be quite something if russia made an agreement and gave back that territory. commander lippold, thank you figure your insights on this saturday morning -- thank you for your insights. >>> another air scare this morning. check out this new video coming in. this is a fedex plane if on fire making an emergency landing at a newark international airport in new jersey just minutes after takeoff. apparently, the engine burst into flames after the plane struck a bird, and as we mentioned, this was a fedex plane. reminder, this was not a passenger plane. so far no injuries reported, but no doubt yet another frightening moment for pilots and crew onboard a plane here in america. and for anyone on the ground who witnessed all a of this as well. >>> the house passing one big, beautiful budget bill, but will they be able to get senators onboard before the shutdown deadline less than two weeks away? republican congresswoman nancy mace is coming up. but first, doge pushing through mor

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. >> all the rumors about china at deep-sea, able to get those nvidia chips, this always comes down to have to be the leader in ai. i am very excited about this. i just want to make sure it's not another foxconn actuation. i want them to build something tangible so we can be a leader, and i really want to see it come to fruition. when tim cook says we are building $500 year. i want to sit here two years from now and be able to say look at the plan. that's what came out of it. >> that's why it's so important to get tax rates down. regulation down because when you put that foundation -- when that's the playing field, it is not just going to be a few companies here and there, but it's going to make economic sense for them. will not dangle a carrot out here. the basic fundamentals. these companies can make money. they do it voluntarily for economic reasons. >> sandra: getting a federal reserve report that we are still seeing a slow down reported in the economy. this is still the hangover from the biden administration, but it's going to take a major effort to get things going ag again. four

the feeling there is not as optimistic with china cutting under sea cables and they have a gray zone short of military action close to it all around taiwan. i don't think china is showing down on it's exertion into the south. i fully expect beijing to step up efforts especially after last friday's debacle in outreach to europe and there is not as much play space in europe as there was five or six years ago there is a lot especially since we see the trans atlanta relationship splinter. i would like to see things better but they could be worse. we'll see more coming from the national people's congress on the 5th. so let me stop there. >> how do you see the new trump administration different from the biden administration and different from the previous trump administration and how china is reacting. >> with the biden administration had a pretty straight forward policy managed competition. it viewed the u.s. competition from values to military security. and it said, you know china is our most consequential strategic challenge. i don't think we yet have as clear a statement from the trump

strong growth trend since the beginning of the v is thanks to the deep sea artificial intelligence program that came out of china that really shocked the world. and we seem to continuation of that stuff, market riley, in particular, among the chinese stuff markets which close to just more minutes ago. they were up about one percent house. and in a phone call so far today is up about 3 percent. and unsurprisingly, it's, these tech companies are really leading the charge, internet companies, artificial intelligence, uh, a i internet and oh, these related companies that are telecom companies as well, that are really boosting the stock market. so it seems that this message from the chinese government that there's reason to be confident in china's economic future. certainly it's being had among investors and the stock market. okay. katrina, you're reporting from beijing. katrina, thank you. seltzer then these forces have a rest of the petroleum minister and several senior military officials allied with vice president, react mature. the arrests come after intense battles in the northern town to nasir between the army

and insists on launching a tara for trade war or any other kind of war. china won't back down even an inch. we suggest the us side seas. it's bullying tactics immediately and return to the right path of dialogue and cooperation as early as possible. i. on tuesday, the chinese ministry of commerce announced 15 percent levies on an impulse of check in wheat, cooling costs, and from the us as well as 10 percent power, epsilon american, polk, bees, fruit vegetables and dairy products. on top of that 15 american companies replaced on the export on the investment restrictions slicing, national security concerns the aging has also initiated legal action against washington at the world trade organization. the claiming that us unilateral terrorist undermine the foundation of economic and trade corporation business wide to alice andre bruno believes the american president is talking to in canada and the you. because the opposed to pushing for peace and ukraine. i am always inclined to believe that trump raises the stakes like a poker player, or like a, a carpet salesman and he stumble and then once to negotiate. and i think at

sea obligatorio el correo. paulina: gracias. este medianoche entran en vigor los aranceles aduaneros que donald trump va a imponer a mÉxico, canadÁ y chinalares. el mandatario dice que es una tÁctica de negociaciÓn para detener el flujo de fentanilo y aumentar la seguridad fronteriza, pero expertos dicen que esto puede aumentar la inflaciÓn y los precios de muchos productos, especialmente vehÍculos. vamos a ver lo que dice claudia sheinbaum de mÉxico. >> de quiÉn depende el arancel? de donald trump. lo que hay que tener es paciencia. temple. y tener un plan para saber si ocurren, ocurren a medias, y lo que hay que hacer. paulina: los aranceles son una forma antigua de buscar resultados econÓmicos especÍficos, pero economistas lo ven como un proteccionismo que es contraproducente. borja: donald trump regresa maÑana al capitolio para el mensaje que ofrece cada aÑo el presidente. donald trump ha gobernado con Órdenes ejecutivas y buscarÁ el apoyo del congreso, mayoritariamente republicano, para sus planes. lo verÁn maÑana. por univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] borja: noticia de Última hora. se anunciÓ el fallecimiento del ex congresista lincoln dÍaz

aumento de los aranceles no se dé o el porcentaje sea menor al 25% anunciado por el presidente trump desde el inicio de su mandato. de méxico y de china cebollas, aguacates, jitomates romas de méxico sería, pues un aumento. por ejemplo, si el jitomate me cuesta 10 tenemos que venderlo a 12 y 50. jorge como distribuidor ya está pensando en cómo sería el incremento si se da el aumento de aranceles reprogramado por tercera vez y que sería efectivo este 4 de rzo. está muy tranquilo ahorita después de lo de lo que pasó, de la inmigración y de los aranceles y todo el mundo está como asustado, entonces ha bajado mucho un 30%. yo creo, sin temor a equivocarme, solo para que tenga una idea del efecto de los aranceles aquí en el distrito de abastos el 80% de los productos vienen de méxico, como el carbón, el tomate. otros como el frijol pinto, vienen de canadá y los desechables vienen de china. por eso el efecto dominó va para quienes venden comida y sus clientes. estaba un poco preocupado porque si se llega a pasar pues tengo que subir los productos aunque no quiera. malamente, verdad? porque pues no va a poder 1 subsistir con lo con lo mucho

obviously in china, the optimism is a lot about ai and potential deep sea benefits.ut i think we also have to acknowledge that the us data has been weaker. if you look at us macro surprises, if you look at really high frequency indicators, not all of them the best quality, some of them are softer kind of survey data, but we've seen a real deceleration in terms of the us growth momentum. so i think this idea that returns and capital are broadening out is the right idea. we've certainly been in favor of that. the problem is the speed, as always, because people were so bearish on europe, people were so bearish on china, like the rally you've seen has been very fast. and that always scares institutional investors from participating, because there's a concern that you overshot because of technicals. >> do you think that's happening with defense names here? i mean, every day we come in and in europe we've seen double digit gains for so many of these defense stocks. is there concern from institutional you know, some of these perhaps long term investors that this is actually

competition. australia have won the seas under 20 asian kept the young. socrates beat saudi arabia on penalties, shoot out in the funnel, which is played a sunday, china goalkeeper stephen. only when he sees its 1st, almost fairly warm, this trophy or saudi been looked into with it for a 4th time as exactly one year and to us really house the women's asian top is just top tall teams will go head to head over 21 days the tournament will be held across 3 city city, the gold coast and purse for 60000 sams, expect watch australia as matilda as play. and the opening match is supposed to former australia strikers. sarah walsh, who is the chief operating officer of the local organizing committee, or we know that that is going to be high demand for them into it as much as but what i'm most interested in is kind of a like a multi cultural australia. we have the 2015 men sizing top here, and really the communities come to life, i think was it was one of my favorite tournaments to, to go as a fan and we're expecting much of the same. there's a very big following for some of the top 10 nations as it made to nations. and we are one of the most voting cultural coun

sea, leaving behind some snow showers full, chicago and west and pots. of horseshoe, is it a sunny in shanghai on thursday, but much west, across the south of china to end the week. the, the latest news strong strikes so us boots on the ground is a really red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military, with detailed coverage. this drawer is playing guides in the cold. the country remains in a kind of political and diplomatic limbo from the hoss of the story. so things keep saying he's willing to do a deal on his presidency for nato membership shows perhaps just how much is changed in recent weeks? a lack of international actions, accounts for a new round of israeli sage on gauze, or raises questions and concerns. is they used to salvation as a weapon of well being normalized. and this, the us still committed to the sci fi deal that helps pro cook. this is inside story, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's a then on sunday is well once again cause of much needed food medicine and.

north for china's high 9 island and pots of vietnam and cambodia. 2, now residents of eastern populous trailer had been preparing for the arrival of tropical fi code. alfred, it's set out to sea, but it's making a shop west. as it has towards the queensland coast is expected to make land full. so thursday night into a friday morning bring you some very strong winds waves of up to 9 meters. and of course, lots of very heavy rain elsewhere across the country. it's a story of heat with a heat was played in the very north and out west of the twenty's in from the truth. the fact hanging the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being rewritten. he's choosing to amplify when voice his assignments, agenda's prevailed, attacks on the press on x, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions mean control. what has this discussion looked like? you know, right wing media circles again is for 50, is being labeled with the situation. the listening post, decoding the media on houses era the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching else is 0. reminder of our headlines this, our us president donald trump terrace on his countr

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china. so that would be the big thing. the a-20s would be the next on the chopping block under the trump administration. but yes, deep sea did use nvidia chips to train. yeah. >> well there you see it. all of this adds up to a tough day, both for those stocks and for the whole market. we really appreciate it guys. thank you. jordan schneider of china talk michelle caruso cabrera and kristina partsinevelos coming up. chips are just one piece in the global trade chessboard. the white house's tariff deadline for canada and mexico is set to expire tonight. another delay or do they go forward? this time we'll speak with former commerce secretary carlos gutierrez next. >> the number of public companies is shrinking. while the number of private companies is increasing. at franklin templeton, we're expanding access to the growing opportunity in private markets, offering the potential for greater diversification and enhanced returns through our world class specialist investment managers, we are empowering advisors with solutions to build the portfolios of the future today. alternatives by franklin templeton, your trusted partner

sea stunned the tech world when it unveiled an a.i. model that cost far less, it said, to train than its rivals from the west. it also signaled china'swing strength in developing industry, leading a.i. while the news, as you might imagine, sent alibaba shares soaring, it closed 8% higher in hong kong. and taking a look at the markets now. u.s. futures. well this has become a common sight this week at least are solidly lower. it is early. we'll see what the day brings. but at this point dow, nasdaq and s&p futures look set to close lower. atlanta based church is spearheading a boycott of target. and its quickly growing and gaining traction online. the boycott is expected to last throughout lent in response to the shopping chain's changes to its diversity, equity and inclusion programs. our ryan young spoke with the senior pastor at that church about the movement. >> al-mawasi anora. >> there's never a revolution without inconvenience. >> they are calling it a spiritual act of resistance prominent atlanta area megachurch pastor jamal bryant is calling for at least a 40 day boycott of target during lent. >> it is not over in 40 days. th

china. i don't think that conflict is inevitable. one of our great advantages over other navies is our submarine force. given the costs and operational challenges do you believe the nuclear sea armed sea launch program is worth some of the tradeoffs and if confirmed what direction do you take the navy in in regards to the integration of this missile and do you think we need it for deterrence? mr. phelan: i thank you for the question and time we spent in your office and view points on this. i thought were interesting. i have not been read into the program so i don't have classified information so it would be difficult for me to ska. there are strong debates on both sides and i look forward to working with the secretary of defense to come up what would be the optimal answer. if confirmed i look forward talking with you on the program and better understanding the pros and cons of it and coming up with the best solution. >> it's a bigger ones that navy has to face in regards to a weapons system. another decision that is going to have to be made here at some point is whether to move forward with the development fasx and the next generation dominance fighter. this bubble china bui

sea, and energy in for church or attacks but would not include ground fighting. the comments come after president zelenskyy's unsuccessful meeting with president trump at the white house friday. china'so australia is warning a ban to deepseek would risk trade ties. the ambassador's comments came as i chinese naval task force continued to scout australia's territorial waters. "anora," hey drama about a sex worker who marries the son of a russian oligarch, won best picture at the academy awards. mikey madison won best actress for her role. adrien brody was named best actor for his role in "the brutalist." jonathan: i have not watched any of those movies. have you? lisa: i have not either, and to be honest, last night hours looking at markets. jonathan: up next, facing the tariff deadline. >> there will be tariffs tuesday on mexico and canada. exactly what they will be, i will leave that for the president to decide. jonathan: from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains that use the power of dell ai and intel. clearing the way, [rumble] [whoosh] so you arrive exactly where you belong. jonathan: session highs on the equity market, s&p 500 positive by

china and. >> in the us. >> right. >> so if you look at the supply. >> chain h20's, those cheaper chips, you were referencing those. >> the demand for that has really. >> surged since the deep sea. >> look. >> at. >> what's happening in the us. hopper pricing and. >> all the. >> pilots has gone up. so nvidia is clearly. >> the. >> biggest negotiating leverage tool that. >> donald trump. >> and the administration. >> have with china. >> it's one. >> of a few, and. >> i think it will probably. >> be part. >> of a grander. >> bargain in terms. >> of. >> the. >> china deal. don, when you look at the companies that are doing all of this spending and, you know, obviously the customers of nvidia like the cloud platforms, really interesting divergence in terms of how the market is treating them. you have alphabet right now trading at a 10% discount to the s&p. rarely seen that through history. meta on the other hand has seemed like it's gotten it all figured out. are there opportunities you see in those divergences, or how do you think about that group in general? >> the issue with all. >> the hyperscalers. >> right now is that. >> capex intensity has. >> to continue. >> to. >> increas