previously reported. a $2 billion loan for the purchase of american weapons, and also offer the sale of 96 apachelicopters. and lithuania is preparing to receive american f-35 fighters by the end of 2025. as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the baltic republic stated, preparatory work has to be done for this, after which the newest aircraft of the fifth generation to carry out air patrols is possible. air defense key to the baltic airspace will be based on a rotational model. the symbolic one was handed over to the commanders of the belgian and french air force contingents, and the commanders of the spanish and portuguese air force contingents. the vaunted western democracy in action. european border guards do not allow a bus with a moldovan children's choir to leave belarus. they cannot cross the border with either poland or lithuania for more than 24 hours. according to the director of the group, the group is returning. after performances in poland and belarus, but can’t get home. first we tried to leave brest towards poland, but poland did not let us in. there is some kind of la

so apac is the primary, it's called american israeli political action committee. um, and they are very, they have lot of money to spend on many elections and anyone who doesn't show enough fielty to israel is often just um... drowned out by that money, so i think that is what is going on, is is to show the illusion of caring without actually changing policy that may affect him because of the political lobbing that goes on in the us, and i'm glad to show you mentioned without changing policy, because that was going to bring me to my next question for mazin, in this uh address, baiden also announced mazin that um, that his administration is going to build a so-called temporary pre of peer off. coast of uh gaza to facilitate aid deliveries and he said this peer will be able to receive large shipments carrying food, water, medicine and temporary sheld uh shelter, he uh didn't specify how long it would take to set up, but my question to you should we be not concerned, what this signals? this does not signal any urgency for a cease fire, this signals that he is okay, th

annabelle: that was nikhil bhandari, head of apac natural resources and clean energy research at goldman. just a couple data points to note, we just had producer price inflation numbers dropping for japan. over the month of february we saw a pickup for the reading year on year 6%, higher than the estimate for .5%. and a pickup from the reading prior. month on month also be economist forecasts, .2%. the survey had been for .1%. again, it is that story of inflation that is picking up in japan. how likely we are to see price pressures in place. inflation would trend lower towards the end of the year but a lot of focus on whether we are going to see any sort of policy shift from the boj at its march meeting next week. we will have more ahead on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ annabelle: some of the latest corporate stories we're tracking. shares rallying after reporting a spike in bookings attributed to its cloud computing business. revenue for the division jumped 25% to $5.1 billion in the latest quarter. oracle is focused on expanding its cloud infrastructure business to compete w

we continue to believe that the growth of the apac region excluding china and japan will be 4.3%, upn acceleration of growth in 2024. if you read the report of our economics team there is virtually no mention of the red sea as having an economic impact. certainly it has a supply chain impact in the sense that orders have to be placed earlier and transit times are longer. it's harder to forecast if the time between when you order and when you sell your goods is longer by two to four weeks. but in general, we're not seeing a huge economic disruption in this region. how have they managed to accommodate this or navigate what's been happening over there and being able to mitigate it for the end consumer? the simple answer is capacity. during the pandemic, the ocean carriers ordered a lot of ships. they had a lot of cash on hand, their fleets were getting older, they needed to replenish their vessels with eco—friendly ships able to run on zero—carbon, or lower—carbon fuels. they placed a massive amount of orders and those ships are now coming out of the shipyards are going into service. as

oh, it must be apac, it must be organized agreed, it must be money -- organized greed, it must be money. it's the truth. apec [indiscernible] no way a part of their reflection. we tell the truth about them. it's got nothing to do with the hatred of jewish brothers and sisters. it's got everything to do with our love for palestinians. we would do the same for any oppressed groups. and thank god, dallas, -- ground zero of the emerging muslim spiritual awakening and moral renaissance taken place. like my that brother said, is going to be black, jewish, agnostic, for those of us that believe in god, we are going to have some patience, because some of them are just as serious about fighting against oppression as anybody else. i'm an old-fashioned man. that's my tradition. the blues are about catastrophe. nobody loves me but my mama and she might be driving, too. everything is against you. nothing you can fall back on. billie holiday talking about americanism. just like the idf. terrorism. american troops in vietnam. terrorism. any innocent group killing in a sinful, terrorism -- killing inno

humanitarian aid and truth. biden cannot have the absence of unity in these two forms, because he needs apac the us follows, with all the aid that intervened, israel committed massacres, about 50 massacers, and the americans didn't talk about it, biden did not comment, he did not... comment: mean, he sends aid by air or by sea, while there are daily massacers, but he does not have a permit, and therefore there is such a coordination between him and the... israelis, it means he sends aid, but the israelis prevent them. biden would say, i did what i had to do for my american voters, but i did not do anything that would embarrass the israelis in front of the jewish voters or in front of the israeli lobby. let us turn to smotric, strongly opposes any captives exchange deal with hamas and sees this as a threat to the capives. שאם בקטר תהיה איזושהי הפוגה, עסקה, רצון מסוים להתקדמות, אז היא אנחנו נראה עוד דחייה של הפעולה ברפיח. אני צופה, אמרתי פחות מ-50% לעסקה, אני נותן יותר מ-80% שצעל יפעל ברפיח עוד לפני טום הרמדן. הכוונה שלי, תחילת פינוי האוכלוסיה, בהכנה לתמרון צבאי. הצבא כרגע לא לא מתחיל להשיט את

biden cannot have the absence of unity in these two forms because he needs apac, he needs the supporti mean, he sends aid by air or by sea, while there are daily massacers, but he does not have a permit, and therefore there is such a coordination between him and the israelies. it means he sends aid, but the israelis prevent them. biden would say, i did what i had to do. for my american voters, but i did not do anything that would embarrass the israelis in front of the jewish voters or in front of the israeli lobby. התשובה שתחזור מקטר, היא תיתן בדיוק את המסגרת, מסגרת הזמנים של הפעולה ברפיח. אין ספק שאם בקטר תהיה איזושהי הפוגה, עסקה, רצון מסוים להתקדמות, אז היא אנחנו נראה עוד דחייה של הפעולה ברפיח. אני צופה, אמרתי פחות מ-50% לעסקה, אני נותן יותר מ-80% שצעל יפעל ברפיח. do not have a change in position or a political process in thinking, one position from the first road to the last road, regardless of the results, the effects, the repercussions of relations with the americans and the situation on the ground, even ben the assassination of going to the doha negotiations. "the movement is di

states, it's leaders, they're doing this because usually in the united states what you have, you have apac, which is the american israel political action committee, and they have power over most of the members of congress, so congressional members of congress, most of them will do the bidding of the israel. even to the point where we see clearly and most of the world see it that the israeli regime are committing war crimes and are committing genocide against the palestinian people and even the the international court of justice they found cases for genocide in this instance right mr murphy do you think they are looking for only a temporary cease fire so the capters are released so they can relieve some of the uh public pressure and then they can continue with the onslot without the fear of killing more of their own people. with that being said, mr. miry, you thought on this as well, someone saying that the israeli regime doesn't even care about the captives. sure a a temporary cease fire during ramadan would simply be exploited by the united states and the zionist entity to bypass a... hea

well, part of it is money, that is, it's been estimated that the 50 plus major jewish groups led by apac donate, they... and their supporters donate about uh near up to half between a third and half of the campaign money that flows into american elections and these these are bribes that are basically uh considered under the euphemism of campaign contributions, so the money is one big factor, the media is another, the western media is totally controlled by zionist jews. now let's be honest and say admit that some of them, and more and more of them, especially younger western and especially american jews, are turning against... uh israel and its genocide of of palestine, but the fact is that the bulk of the power in that community is very much pro-genocide, pro zionism, and so those those me, the media, especially at the top, people running the media are running interference for israeli genocide and they have been uh forever, so and finally there's organized crime, we've seen american presidents and would have been presidents like john f kennedy and robert f kennedy murdered by the state o

moreover, acom lists as its friends or the notorious israel lobby groups, like the adl and apac in the united states as well as baicom in the united kingdom, which have been at the forefront of efforts to silence criticism of the zinis war machine. whilst zinis lobby groups in spain are on the margins, the threat they pose remains active. "david, um, acom's uh support for islamophobic rhetoric, it's not unique to spain, is it? it certainly isn't. i mean, this is why we say that the zionists are a key part of the spread of islamophobia in the west, not the only part, the main part of course is is the forces of the state, the police, the intelligence services, but the zin movement has a specific component of islamophobia to add, when it was zionist of course, invented the concept of islamic terrorism, the'. idea of the islamist, all these concepts came from zionist intellectuals, and of course the zionists themselves have pushed uh islamophobia through islamophobic think tax, for example in the uk and in the us, and to some extent also uh it's the case in spain through some of the the ne

they promised to supply 96 apac helicopters and air-to-air missiles.llocating a $2 billion loan for this. but south korea is also ready to supply poland with weapons worth 25 billion. the warsaw general staff declares that the alliance is ready to transfer 300 soldiers to poland, and not in case of war, but, as they say, even before it begins. what the current military leaders only imply, retired generals kozei and krashevsky state directly. the blow to russia must be struck before they will enter our territory. poland is developing its army to be able to launch a pre-emptive strike to avoid civilian casualties. the conflict in donbass also promises to be endless. they will give ukraine a package of military assistance worth 300 million. it will include missiles and artillery ammunition. this, however, will not last long, but the pentagon dug into its accounting records and found reserves for the so-called replacement program. this is when weapons from our own arsenals go to ukraine, instead of them there will be new purchased. and then several billion

it's an underperformer across the apac region.triguing story. $80 billion worth of losses in two weeks. regulators flagging overheating. analysts say given the valuations, you could see further downside. five mid-cap stocks overturned about a thousand percent. five stocks, 1000% each in the last few years. overheating is regulators would define it. putting pressure more broadly on the indian equity space after a couple of years of solid gains. a bit of a picture because the producer price story around the u.s., india and boj. plenty more coming up. francine will have more interviews from rome, including conversations with the former president of croatia. the chief investment strategy is michael, and blackstone's president and coo john gray. up next, markets today. this is bloomberg. ♪ when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi

he also advised the poles to purchase 96 apac combat helicopters from the states.n tractors have established their own regulations; they plan to transport no more than six heavy loads per day. until warsaw and brussels legally restrict the import of cheap and low-quality ukrainian grain into the country. several thousand truckers remain idle for weeks at five checkpoints. on march 20, polish farmers promise rallies in sixteen cities across the country. now to the news of the presidential election campaigns. abroad early. more than 40 thousand russians have already voted, increasing the omrud to 30,000 rubles. introduction of a progressive tax scale , tightening of migration legislation. this is only part of the initiatives that the ldpr candidate intends to implement if he wins the presidential election. leonets lutsky also advocates... presidential candidate from the communist party of the russian federation nikolai kheritonov arrived in volgograd on a working visit during the election campaign. the politician laid flowers at the monuments to lenin, stalin, zhukov

he's a progressive challenger apac is spending against.t for the democratic party wrenching some of the older members out of office and replacing him with more progressive members. you have the incumbent facing a more conservative challenger running against him for spending bills. in ohio, though, you've got a couple of safe seats that are open, and each of them, these are safe republican seats, the incumbents them, the issue in the race is who is more like trump and who is more supportive of him? you're learning just how reinforced the maga brand and trump's personal power is in the republican primary, in these races. the people who are going to be running even in swing seats in ohio, running toward trump, too. in the ninth district, that's one we're going to be watching in november. marcy captor. it is a seat republicans gerrymandered to get her out of it, to be republican. the entire race became a mess for republicans because the candidate they recruited criticized trump on tape, enough for elise stefanik to drop the endorsement and hav

let's bring back stefanie holtze-jen, apac cio and deutsche bank private bank.ou had an overweight not too long ago. now you are pretty cautious. stefanie: we can also be technical. we have to, to be -- we can also be tactical. we have to, to make money for our clients. we saw about a month ago, a little bed more than that, we reached a time that was almost at inflection point in terms of negativity. they government probably had a lot of measures that seems to kind of help prop up the market. getting more cautious now because of good friday. it happened on friday. we saw the currency be allowed to weaken with the lower fixing. i thought it was a little further sentiment, really, because my reaction was when i saw that, this is confidence on the side of the pboc to be able to weaken the currency, some orma monterey -- some form of monetary stimulus, the same time the fed, you know, is not moving right now, but if the pboc is moving, lowering rates ahead of the fed, that could have impacts on the currency weakening and possibly have a vicious cycle. the, you know,

a hammer apac on an ally of alexei navalny. alexei navalny himself was recently assassinated in a al russian prison. so you put all this together, and what you're talking about a here is a geopolitical wreckinge ball. this isn't one war. this isn't a country with a border dispute, right. what putin is making happen in the world right now is constant war and destabilization and threats and terroristic violence and assassinations in multiple bordering countries and pushing right into nato. and of course when he pushes at into nato, that directly rs implicates us. putin was asked ahead of this weekend's potemkin election in russia about whether he wants to engage in peace talks with ukraine since that war is now in its third year. putin scoffed at that. he said why should he bother doing that just because ukraine is running out of ammunition now. o and indeed, ukraine is running out of ammunition now. and that's largely because of us. it's because of the republican party, at least, in the united states of america. since pro-trump

beyonce herself writing the criticisms apace when i first entered this genre forced me to propel past put on me. >> joined me now is the codirector of the black opry and author of this new msnbc op-ed. i saw beyonce get booed at the cma's and i have been waiting for kabwe carter. welcome, so glad to have you. thank you for spending time with me. tell me about that moment, what did you see and hear? what got people so upset? >> my experience back in 2016 was one that i don't think i will ever forget. i have always been a huge fan of country music. i have listened to the chicks ever since i was growing up, six, seven, eight years old. to know that beyonce was going to perform i was overwhelmed and filled with so much joy. once the moment came when beyonce and the chicks graced our presence, i was really excited to see what was going to happen. i knew daddy lessons from lemonade and was so thrilled to see it played at the cma's. very shortly after they were performing unfortunately i experience the moment where a fan directly in front of me says something that i will necessarily stay on

the senate and extensively senate is and also taking control of a dead yet ha, the spinning goes on apaceeficit grows by day. so when we get the spending bill. they had months and months to do this when did we get it, i 2:32 a.m. on thursday. and now rush rush rush move gotta shovel the money out the door most of which we do not have or one third of which we do not have and we gotta borrowing because the government will shut down friday at midnight. it was a government try to get away but we up against the deadline, because they did not until 230 the morning on thursday. do you think we had reduced, do you think we gotta know what is it. republicans and democrat leadership gave this to us at 232 in the bill, over a trillion dollars, no one will be able to thoroughly read and know what is in their until after its past but it's rush rush rush borrow money under embargo monies for the money than try to deceive you into thinking that we gave you about you mammoth from heaven gave you all of these gifts, just these bottles get a lot of free stop and because you like him to theen it, but they w

now after days of blizzard conditions as far as this year ago is now california snow platt apac is sittingerage. this is fantastic news. as we told you're on the kron. 4 morning news yesterday. on monday, they took a look and they say the snowpack now is 104% of normal. the mountains are close to reaching their average for the entire winter right now to even if worse know where to drop later. this know back right now is 94% average for april first, which is the end of the season. we're not there yet. the state's reservoirs are also in great shape. they're looking good for the rest of the year. all major reservoirs above the average by a long shot. no part of the state is currently in a drought condition. and hello to the next hour. the kron morning news representative adam schiff and steve garvey are going head-to-head in november. >> see who will take over the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. we'll hear how they're feeling this morning. plus, there a voters approved a measure. change some policies and procedures for the police department explain that in a live report. and the rain is

apac would have me go give speeches to help the cause, and i did that through the years.l. but i don't support benjamin netanyahu's reign in the midst of just the worst attack against israel. >> he's turning the tide of international support. >> well, he's -- you know, friends don't let friends drive drunk, as they say. friends also don't let friends have a leader destroy the country's standing on the globe, in the shadow of the worst attack against jews since the holocaust. we're supposed to stand by here as we watch somebody like netanyahu desperately cling to power, when what he is doing is not in the best interest of israel? >> so many questions. >> and the lie that hamas is ever going to reconstitute and run gaza again is a lie. admiral, we'll get back to this in a second. we have keir simmons. >> we have to go to moscow. >> but i want to get back to this because that's the lie right now that you hear. oh, if they don't go in and kill another 10,000 civilians, hamas is going to come back to power. it is a lie. hamas will never regain power in gaza, ever. >> correct.

you have apac that has bought our government. my own senator took half a million dollars.o $1 million. they have bought and paid for our government. they are supporting a church state. they have pledged allegiance to a foreign government. they would not be a problem if israel obeyed the treaties and international law. this is 75 years of apartheid. host: you made that point. george in ohio on the support line. you are next. caller: hi. i support the cease-fire but i want to clear that it support permanent cease-fire, not this prepend desperate tend -- not this pretend six weeks cease-fire. the biden ministry should have known since october the bombing condte bibi's administration has been indiscriminate. 31,000 that we know are dead with another 9000 plus under bubble. . israel is fascinated. when israel came closest offering a real deal to the palestinians. they have never offered a real deal outside of that. the reality is they are asking the palestinians to give away the land they have lived 2000 years in exchange for nothing. the other offer is we are going to kill you

a guy who's spoken before apac my entire life. my god. how much do they want to politicize this, some of us, i know this is radical. some of us actually want what's best for israel and not what's best for benjamin netanyahu and donald trump. some of us actually give a damn about the safety and security of israel, not just now, but five years from now, 50 years from now. >> yeah. all of that is true, but no less an extraordinary moment to hear chuck schumer, democrat, who represents the largest jewish population in the world outside of israel, in the state of new york to say explicitly time for a change of leadership. something a lot of people have been thinking, as you said, but something we're not accustomed to hearing from a leader, such a high-ranking leader in american politics. that it's time for a change. leader schumer put out a statement later saying this is up to the people of israel, this is how i view this. the people are israel need to decide that. you're right. a huge reaction from the right. a huge reaction from inside israe

and throughout the, i guess, the apac meeting, i don't think it's going to be a once in a lifetime. i hope they come back again. but we'll do it better again. and continue, your excellent service to the city and the county of san francisco. thank you again on your tremendous work. thank you. thank you, commissioners and, chief, thanks. for members of the public who would like to make public comment regarding line item one, the officer recognition, please approach the podium. and there is no public comment. line item two. general public comment. at this time, the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda, but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission under police commission. rules of order. during public comment, neither police or epa personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public, but may provide a brief response. alternatively you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. email the secretary of the police commission at sfpd. commissi

so whether it's apac or or within the transit improvement project along taraval, and as cdd director sarah dennis phillips explained at the budget committee, um, really, our goals are we want to make sure that we are allocating these funds efficiently, effectively, that there's equity involved, and really we want to make it easy for the businesses and, uh, processing for the city as well so that we can be efficient, um, with these funds. so all again, all of the programmatic elements are being developed. so no one has missed anything yet. thank you. very helpful. commissioner ortiz. cartagena. i just wanted to commend rick. he's not here. but if you're watching, um, those heritage nights, those those are fun. and like, the one, the first one i attended, um, we went to that house, i think, on, um, franklin. i had never been there my whole life and got a tour, got some history. it was pretty cool. um, went to pops, but i think i missed everybody. by the time i left. but, um, that was thrilled . i had some drinks. even met people with pops tattoos. so, like, it's cool. they're they're r

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you have the apac.and so it is a little bit of everything, but so that's the central office folks and the people who get paid by the district. we also know that there is the site. so you had to include your site level folks. we are working with the families and then spreading out to the community, and i know there are some more community folks and people in our city who want to be engaged. so don't think that it's stopping here. it's not going to stop here, we also know that in order for this to work, it data must inform our interventions and guide our time together. so every time we are together in our comprehensive, coordinated or excuse me, that's the case. every time we're together in our ct teams, our coordinated care teams, we are looking at data. we're looking at academic data, and then all of the other supporting data, attendance and behavior and the ways that they are impacting our students outcomes. and then we strategize about what we can do to shift that. and then we know we must work in par

a great job of including some of our focal population families, you know, with the sped, caac, the apac mature pack that like we've had the folks there. so i think we should give credit where credit is due. i would also like to see us have a system in place to make sure that the engagement we're doing, um, and the feedback we're getting from families, i mean, if i were writing this as an iep, you know, and i were the advocate for our district and this was an iep goal around, i mean, only monitoring twice two major decisions isn't i mean, that's in my mind. that's not sufficient. first of all. so um, and to go back to the surveys, i just i'm, i'm, i'm, i have to admit i am very, very skeptical here around this and saying that we're using survey data to i mean, i heard after the calendar committee, for example, that, you know, the way that the, the survey for the calendar committee was written or the some people found those questions very confusing. right. and so making sure that you know, in a lot of these cases, making sure that we've piloted our surveys with our families before we send

the spending goes on apace. the deficit grows by day. so when did we spending bill?hey have months and months to do this. when did we get it? at 2:30 2:00 a.m. on tuesday. now it is rush rush rush. we have to shovel the money out the door a third of which we don't have. we have to shove it out the door because the government is is going to shut down on friday at midnight? why are we up against the deadline? because they didn't give us the 1,000-page bill until in the morning on thursday. you think we ought to read it? you think we ought to know what's in it? and democrat leadership gave this to us at 2:30 in the morning. 1, 1,012-page bill. spends over $1 trillion. no one will be able to know what's in it until after it is passed. but it is rush rush. borrow more money. spend the money. then try to deceive you into thinking we gave you, we brought you man in a from heaven heaven. you are a g.e.ing to get a lot of -- you're going to get a lot of free stuff. but they won't that it's borrowed leads to inflation, and it's the biggest threat to our country. we are not thr