no matter how helpful they're trained to be to alexandra buyers, algebra and south korea. hundreds of people have dressed in traditional cost. james and march to celebration dependence. the 1st session took place on friday night in the city of chan. um march. the 1st is the anniversary of the 191970, and the uprising that led to south korea's independence from japanese colonial rule, which ended in the 1945 as well. that is, it's from a louisa toby and i'll be back in around half an hour with more of the day is he's off the $1.00 oh $1.00 east. the trump's agenda includes everything from tax cuts to immigration, but how much is real and how much is bluster? is it runs footprint across the middle. the shrinking beach front administration is weighing options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for you? are a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the china is experiencing. i use unemployment crisis based on uh, showing us millions of university graduates unable to find jobs. families expectations from central wasn't looking at the chef on what it is. it wa

and looming shortage of kayla cuz i'm just sending more and more to technology to fill the gap. alexandra bios reports during her 89 years of life. you pico and then i caught the has seen a lot. but this is something new. a little dancing robot, helping her stretch her arms. it's just one of a number of ways her care facility in tokyo is turning to technology to reduce the workload on caregivers. japan's population is aging during the next decade, the number of workers age between 15 and 64 is expected to fall by nearly 10 percent. creating a major shortage of care workers. that's prompting researchers to turn to robots for a solution. eric is being developed by researchers. japan's will see the university . it's in a driven robot design to carry out all kinds of tasks from changing diapers to preventing bed sores. it's developers say what makes it special? is it the ability to engage safely with people and adjust and response to their actions and you said was unit and you are well not with, well, i have in mind is developing a robo that can do anything by 2050. it will be able to conduct

signed remains to be seen off to that route between the leaders of the 2 nations at the white house. alexandra biased reports for decades, ukraine's been known as the bread basket of europe. but it's also one of the consonants. most mineral rich nations holding vast reserves of elements needed to power technology like lithium and titanium. essential for batteries, aviation, and military industries. anything with a micro chip needs a rare earth mineral, and rapid advances are powering a global raise to develop and source these key raw materials. on the ground beneath ukraine is believed to hold 5 percent of the world's total reserves worth an estimated 12 trillion dollars. the u. s. has just a fraction of that. and for years china's been the world's number one supplier for america, the world's biggest economy, that's become more and more of a problem. it's and he can on a national security risk. they all know so many american companies was able to mine and produce rats within the us. and in order to avoid the chinese will take over britain in raf commodities and build up potentials mine. there

>> are spencer and alexandra going to get there? >> when are you going. >> to get to montana?g. >> to fight her way. >> oh, god. >> okay, you know what? what? yeah. yeah. what? one foot at a time. >> i mean, it is. >> a it is. >> a slow. >> painful journey. >> my god. >> it's exhausting. >> it is exhausting. yeah. >> it was. >> very exhausting. >> yeah. >> it's just like, i. >> i want my favorite crew members to get out of the building and severance. and i want you to get to montana. i don't know if it's going to happen or not, but i wanted to ask you, though. this was 19, 23 was the gateway drug to mika and me watching, tv, getting into the tyler, tyler, tyler sheridan universe. right. yeah. and so we saw 1923, and we've seen so much since then. tyler sheridan universe. but we get back to 1923 and just blown away. it seemed it's just set apart. and so much of it has to do with the extraordinary actors and acting. talk about that. and what a joy it is to work on this show with the people you work with. >> yeah, it's. >> been so incredible. >> i feel so lucky. >> you know, we h