expensive and complex in infrastructure, and therefore the optimal solution for such states can be asmterest in them is only growing every year. they have low energy capacity not because they do not need electricity, but because it’s not there, and as soon as we start building something there, it’s like a chain reaction, setting the pace of economic development for the entire country. they have electricity, it appears. the opportunity to develop some kind of industry, this in turn provokes an even greater increase in the demand for electricity, providing opportunities for further chances. the same place where rosatom builds its bestsellers. or a whole family of floating power units for different conditions, with different capacities, for the northern territories we will have two capacities of 106 and 180 mw, for the southern territories we will have one capacity of 100 mw. primorye plans that the demand for electricity will grow significantly. today , approximately 200 to 400 mw of power are being discussed, that is , this corresponds to approximately three to four floating power units

asm. in the last one year, due to these encounters , several platforms have been removed altogether. i say, mr esfanani judges people the same way we do. we do, people judge us too, believe me , what happens to these non-specialized arrivals, the result is that these four youths are what you called yas, what your lord says, and all these discussions about the business environment, which they emphasized again this year, sir. i stress it every year and it gets less attention. well, that's why we have a working group in the legal department. in your opinion , what should be the ideal conditions for pricing ? actually, this system is a collection, it is actually a fabric, and we think that we can remove a part of it. let's do it regardless of reality and without if we look at the driver's side , the result is that people will be harmed. now, what is the driver's side , who are now nearly 56 million drivers who are employed in this way, and what are the people who are getting service , and by t

i know many, many people, 70% asm again said of the of the people are against the israeli aggression, tomorrow there will be another demonstration in london a big one, and the people will again... call for seasfire, they are only calling for seasfire and seasfire seems to me or to them to the to the americans and to the israelis, some a big thing just to stop killing people to them is something big, but still the people uh are calling for that, and the hope is that the people of gaza will emerge from this crisis, the winners. thank you, communists and political. said shari joining us uh from london and chairman of the islamic human rights commission masud shajar joining us on the line from the british capital as well and with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of uh the news review but stick around there's plenty more to come here on press tv. wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, israeli regional escalation. why the atomic bomb? why all the power? you scientists are blamed for the weapons to be used, killing innocent people to get what?

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first, we use, also modified air bombs, but we use the american and french asm hammer and we use it actuallyy, it's essentially, well, let's put it this way, it's absolutely. kurents, this is a completely similar system, moreover, that in principle, as i understand it, western models, they are much more realistically accurate, we use them, also zmikh 29, but i understand that they are not so powerful, not 500, there it does not start with 500, they start with french, it is 100% 250 kg combat unit we have two american versions, these are 227 and 454, 450. well, this is a competitor with the 15-ton fap-500 , well, the americans don’t have them at all , if they have other, let’s say , weapons samples, they will be able to fulfill the task of delivering such a powerful combat unit and theoretically the french bomb they have a program there to improve to 1000 kg but then again they have other means of impression that can perform virtually the same function in terms of... so we don't use, well first of all, i really don't i am sure that we have the same number left as russia has about these fabs,

something that felt emphatic, hope is returning, my husband reprents that and criticizingat would be taken asm at the end of the day, by staying true to t m have always known, i found that this journey has been incredibly fleeting. because no matter what happens,p i had the peace of knowing that all of the chatter, name-calling,noise. it did not define me. it did not change who i was. it most importantly could not hold me back. i have lea t long as i hold fast to my beliefs dal compass, the only expey own. peter: katie rogers. katie: isn't it interesting what different voices you hear candia tried and tested first lady eight years on? that is my first instinct, hearing those speeches so close together. out all of the things she weathered personally, this goes back to the trump's as questioning president and that is something that went on for a longim it is something michelle obama said she will never forgive the trump's for doing. something she felt had endangered her family, they had two young girls in the white house. that is the scar tissue that develops in a row like this when politics bec

at the conference yesterday, asm is seeing strong opportunities in a.i., but you see from the action today, sk is running away with everything and recording that strong surge. also, the possibility of the lower rate hikes supporting tech stocks. tsmc benefitting. not everyone was a winner in asia today. you will see the shanghai composite and shanghai 300 closed in the red. there are still questions in china over when we e will see meaningful stimulus for the economy. you see in hong kong with the hang seng is not dragged down by the mainland. keep an eye on property stocks in hong kong. the big component of the hang seng. lower rates in the future is supporting the outlook for property developers. that's what happened out here in asia. we will see if it continues heading into the last trading day of the week. for now, it is back to you in new york. good morning. >> jp, thank you. we turn our tenattention to the early trade in europe and karen tso. >> reporter: thank you, frank. dominating from the outset. fresh records on the stoixx 600 with the reaction from the fed. cutting rates

conservative view on politics.ou as far as they are concerned, if you don't see it their way, you might asmenever talk to me again. if youco don't leave me, talk to people this country who have lost family members over a politics. rated does not conservatives who say i can't spend time with you, have a drink with you or go tooo the game, it is an.i me >> laura: but what do youes think this is all about rather than playing these biden sound bites which will turn the audience off. it is very curious, because when i started my radio show right before 9/11, may be months irstbefore 9/11 i think my first test was gavin newsom. i had john kerry on regularly. i had all sorts of liberals on that i note jo e lieberman just o passed away. he was a o semi regular on the w show but i have lots of liberals on the show. it was a good conversation. what has happened? >> i think their entire agenda is fatalistic notion that if they don't get their way, everything is coming to an end to make.way, look at climate change. if they don't get their way, the planet is going to die and we will all die with it. look

asme owe bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. six people working on that bridge are presumed dead after a runaway container ship plowed into it. the tragedy could have been worse. police reacted to the ship's mayday call. >> if we can stop traffic. make sure no one is on the bridge right now. i'm not sure. there is a crew up there. we have to notify the forman and see if we can get them off the bridge. >> bill: they suspended traffic at the port of baltimore. it may impact the supply chain. we'll talk about that and more with transportation pete buttigieg coming up in a few moments. >> dana: let's go to griff jenkins on the scene in baltimore. what did you learn this morning, griff? >> good morning, dana. we've learned the divers are in the frigid water as we speak now on a recovery mission with all six presumed now dead. to recap we know a total of eight people went in the water, two were rescued. six were lost. all were construction workers. a short time ago we were able to speak with maryland governor wes moore to talk about t

asme owe bill hemmer. good morning. >> dana: great to be here. good morning. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." what's interesting is what we showed you was a clip from jen psaki. some of the email messages from the white house to these social media companies will surprise you as a former white house official i can tell you, blew my mind. i would never have thought of it. it is being called one of the biggest free speech cases in a generation. supreme court about to hear arguments whether president biden illegally bullied social media companies into removing content that they disagreed with. >> bill: the targeted content was posts on covid-19, 2020 election. missouri senator eric schmidt sued the administration over this back when he with as the state a.g. in missouri. stakes could not be higher for the country. >> it's the most important free speech case in our lifetime. it involves some of the highest ranking government officials in our country colluding and coercing with social media companies to suppress millions of posts related to the hunt

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maybe she does, effect asme this is a sham show trial prosecution. let's say she tries to seize 40 wall street is one of these iconic entities. there are all different sorts of creditors and lien holders that would be above the state of new york on this. first mortgage, second mortgage, third mortgage, all of those people would have to get paid off before the state of new york got anything. it is unlikely that the state of new york, which i believe hasn't proven an actual fraud, right? no victim. they never used this statute to try to prosecute anybody. it is all made up to go after trump because he is a republican and they are afraid of him and he unfortunately has a lot of assets in a blue city and blue state, which is what's going on here. >> harris: it isn't just all of those things. he ruled the roost here for decades. you don't get your name on this many buildings unless you made a lot of people angry along the way who might have wanted their names on those buildings and maybe some of them are in offices now. maybe some of them have jumped into

with the stock closing at an all-time high today what's your opinion on asm? >> i will tell you i am in awe of a snl. i know that a lot of people chart and they think supermicro. they think nvidia. i don't know what to say. they're just an unbelievably good company. their machines are the size of a city bus. they are rigorous, so i like this gentleman. fine to stack. eric in michigan? >> jim, how you doing today? >> just having a dynamite day, incredibly productive. >> let me just say monday through friday at 6:00 p.m. i don't miss your show. i thoroughly enjoyed them and we all are better investors because of you. >> thank you, buddy. see, i like his guy. >> i appreciate you as well. jim, i'm calling on general motors today. here is its stock and the sales have been through the roof for the last two years. they announced a major share buyback. we know the penalty box but hopefully that's up and running this year. is this stock going to ever go higher? >> maryborough is doing a terrific job and everyone is afraid that one day it's moving away and the chinese a

asme owe not blaming them. we have to step up and do it better and differently now. when you take a phone away from a kid, it is meltdown. i mean, all the tears and everything. immunity, i'm immune to that. it takes that along with some of the limits you are talking about. we have to throw everything at this now. >> exactly right. >> harris: good to see you. we're continuing to monitor the latest from a courtroom in florida as former president trump attends a hearing in his classified document case. trying to get that tossed. see what his attorneys accomplish today and whether we hear him when he walks out. we'll carry it live in it happens. out of georgia we're waiting to hear if the judge will dismiss d.a. fani willis. and the trump election case. she is infamous now, you know, side show, private life that became public because it mixed with her personal and professional. we'll bring you updates as we get them on both those situations. plus the battle for biological women. >> this country gives you a free opportunity to believe in what you want to believe in. that'

that america is made up of different people from all over the world, including her, and she should be asmend disrespecting her country. just like biden said, you don't get to love your country only when you win. you get to love your country even if you are defeated. donald trump has been a sore loser m8éany they should be ashamed to even back him■■m■vll that he's doing for the common man, the little man, not just the rich people but everybody. i think that they should take up thun america is made of everybody, not just them. host: we told you about the length of the speech. if you go to our x post on the length of the presidential speeches, the state of the union for mr. biden last night was 66 6■x compared to that of former president trump the average length was 79 minutes plus. look at the past several speeches from the state of the union, this is from 2023, the president spoke for 73 minutes plus. 2020, 2020, 62 minutes. you can post if you want to post your thoughts on the state of the union from last night. you can call us on the line (202) 748-8000republicans, (202. independent, (202

it was a paycheck. en when i saw how many taxes were asming out of my paycheck that i was working as i wasg up rising up in the world, i was like, you know, i need to pay i wan to this taxation thing. and i am i slowly, as i grew i became more conservative because i was concerned with myo money. so it's not a it's in fors black men in particular. i cat anythin only from my expe, nothing kept families apart, young families apartfamili more than democratic policies. and what i'm sayinesrt morg by okay, in college, one of my guys i played bal ml with, he's 19 years old. he's got two kids with his girlfriend. they in from alabama.et they had to get on services. he couldn't live with themices.v so they had to we had to live separate from his family because ifmily bec man moves iny you don't get any aid, get any support. >> so it's already you telling young people trying to come up and you have to be black. but this is a white. anyoneveo be who's broken poor famil and has young family. unless they're short, you're out're shor. >> but the system is designed to split. can so then he can't. n

but if i can say one thing, i love scotsman there was the asm about this. i hate that he doesn't like the selection committee, but i'll just say this. tim scott is great. if this were the actual ncw a bracket and we're actually playing basketball. tim scott would be my man. but we're talking about politics and i think donald trump's going to go for someone of female that will help the women. >> did i, ms >> i'm just confederate tim scott play ball with grant with what am i hearing? >> hello i'm mark and rubio so donald trump right now, the new york times cnn poll has donald trump at 46% to 40% were president biden won latino voters. he's recognizing that to potentially choose a latino as the first ever vice presidential candidate could turn out more latinos for trump over biden. >> scott jennings is probably right now pulling his hair out because you want the last word, but you know what you were so as we have just quiet phone late, are thanks. >> marco rubio, new arco rubio, classic republican point guard. he can move legislation. he can play defense. you

mate twice as you pointed out, for him to say, i cannot endorse him really reflects and enthused the asm gap amongst a significant portion of the republican party toward donald trump. and i think that's a real problem for him. and it's the lack of conservative approach that he might have that mike pence articulated on the life issue on the national debt and certainly on foreign policy and his movement toward isolationism. clearly, that's the reason he stated today. i think that's a problem for donald trump. >> why do you think it's a significant part of the republican party when mike pence saw so little support as he was running for president. why do you think it is a big part of the party? >> well he was very clear in his message as he ran and he was a realist and he dropped out and said it's not his time. but you've got to move forward and south carolina, if 40% of the people supported an alternative, donald trump among the republicans you move into super tuesday and it varied between 20% in some states, 30% of the republican base said, let give us an alternative. donald trump has to b

be their first of all, to answer questions about his age, but also to the larger question of susie asm that he wants to drum up for democrats going into this election year >> tough to do without maybe taking some people off. so there's a calculation, it's a fine line, but also contrast that with, hey, we want more of that. folks are saying to biden and you have speaker johnson saying to his gop, we want less of that from you well, look, that moment last year during the state of the union when if you remember, joe biden said that republicans wanted to cut social security and medicare, and the >> republicans started jeering him saying irony. he said, oh, you don't want to, i enjoy, i always enjoy conversion. >> that was not a plan >> moment, but it was the best thing that could have happened been to the biden white house in their minds, they felt like that contrast is exactly what they want. joe biden seeming like. he's the one out making a common sense middle of the road argument. republicans who are lashing out against him in this very raucous way. and then them getting on the team wit

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what isn't doozy asm looked like within the republican party? they are going to be compiling all of this data as they try to figure out where they want to put their resources heading into the november 1 thing. i keep hearing from these senior advisers. they believe that every state or at least most states are in play and they know that every single vote is going to count in this potential rematch with joe biden kristen. >> thanks so much. let's pivot to kylie now and get some perspective from haley world tightly it speaks volumes that nikki haley isn't out on the campaign trail today. >> nikki haley said that she wanted to be at home. she wanted to be monitoring more than dozen states that are voting here in south carolina she was in texas yesterday, and we should note that her campaign in fort worth was her final scheduled campaign rally. as she has said, that she is solely focused it's two on super tuesday right now, people have asked what's next for her if she's going to compete on march 12th, that she's going to take it to the convention to

and on tuesday, georgia democrats will show up in force within fuzi asm to support our president. he's going to be here today. we're going to have lots of people here to rally him to that victory. >> some of your fellow democratic congress members, their caucus members there during the state of the union, they weren't rude enough to shout at the president like marjorie taylor greene did that while he was speaking, but they did hold up signs. let's play some of this. these are some of the represents and as we have representative, omar, representative pressley, representative to leave calling for a lasting ceasefire and stop aiding the idf. is it time to call for the president to call for a permanent ceasefire? >> so what president biden has said is that he wants a ceasefire. we're starting with at least six weeks, but we have to address the issue at hand. hamas is a terrorist organization and we don't want anyone living in fear under the reign of the terrorist organization. and so president biden has called for a ceasefire for at least six weeks. and what we're looking for is left

to come over as they make the full contrast campaign >> susie asm is a big problem for the biden campaign. i think what they're worried about is people staying home on the couch at they're not enthusiastic about about joe biden me, you know, the trump voters are really enthusiastic about donald trump and have always been and remains so. the biden voters are kind of to remake their coalition and add to it. but make sure that those people are motivated to get to the polls, not to undersell the great people of american samoa, but across the map last night it didn't look like there was any clear glaring weakness in the folks that did come out in the contest for biden. >> well, except as gloria noted in minnesota, we did see that uncommitted get 19% of the vote. i don't i don't know that that is an automatic glaring weakness for the fall, but clearly after what we saw in michigan last week that the administration chun's israel policy, even as it is on the move, have you, as you've seen over the last few weeks is clearly still causing some democratic primary voters to want to cast a protest vot

so, my asme is not on behalf of any organization but from me.essages that i would like to emphasize. one, despite the efforts to diversify production it overwhelmingly relies on foreign components. so national sources in ukraine have disassembled a lot of weapons, more than 2800 components from a wide online an look at the photos. i strongly recommend you look at the website. it shows that 95 percent of the components come from coalition countries. 70% from the u.s. alone because the u.s. has■dntage in the prodf some of the technologies. that is fantastic. it also tells us that we have leverage about export controlssa continues to import significant demands of this component. in the first months after the beginning of the full-scale invasion, imports have halved, so there was an impact. by 2023 we only have 10% reduction. the third message is that more effective export controls will be required. the success of government policy always hinges greatly on private sector involvement. decades ago when we started about the anti-money laundering sector

and tonight's results will tell us a whole lot about doozy asm the passion of the voters, what they care about, and our team of reporters is standing by to kick us off as these polls closed was in georgia. kristen holmes covering the trump campaign, i want to begin though with mj lee, who is at the white house with president biden, and mj obviously, this could be the moment where he clinches the nomination of these georgia results coming out momentarily. what are you hearing from the biden team tonight about his next move? >> yeah. erin, when president biden officially crosses that delegates threshold, of course, it is going to be a symbolically significant moment for the campaign. and the campaign is hoping that it will be one more thing that helps voters who so far have been tuned out of the election, see the 2024 is really going to be a race between president biden and former president donald trump. of course, this evening comes just hours after that, robert hur testimony. and despite her saying that he was not exonerating president biden, you saw the white house all day today saying

for the sake of millions of taxpayers.s we have serious questions about numerous other issues such asme implementation of a irs direct file scheme that the american people didn't ask for how the irs is spend its windfall of $80 billion in fantasy land claims about how much revenue the agency thinks it will generate from increased audits.rs time and resources should be directed toward improving its customer service for its existing duties, not spending money on resources on your systems no one has asked for. part of that focus should be on new technology to make the irs more efficient. opera use of technology can help avoid the neee thousands and thousands of new employees. i want to thank mr. schweikert for leading the charge to ensure that the irs is taking advantage of new technology to help taxpayers. clearly, there is a lot the irs needs to answer for and i look for doing how your agency plans to follow the law andtaxpayers moving forward. i am pleased to recognize ranking member neal for his opening statement. >> thank you mr. m chairman. so we want to welcome the commissioner back

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asming -- you -- you make an assumption that there is a best aner i don't know how you can say there's be answer when justices of this court routinely disagree and we utely disagree at 5/4. is the best answer simply a majority answer? i don't think so. martinez: but, your honor, if -- justice sotomayor: i happen, when i dissent, think the others got it wrong. [laughter] justice sotomayor: andhe often do. [laughter] justice sotomayor: but putting thatsi -- but putting that aside, in those situations, there are two plausible -- not ar plausible. there are two best answers. and the question iwhmakes the choice or helps you make the choice. and if the courtan- can disagree reasonably and comes to that tie-breaker point, anit could be 51/49, it could be 52/53, if it'that close, why shoul't the person with all of the qualities you spoke about, the entity with all of the quities, expertise, experience, on-the-ground execution, knowledgef consequences, why shouldn't deference be given to that entity? martinez: justicsomayor, i think your explanation of ambiguitju now just proves the problem wi

resemblance within a democratic party or president biden, you also have to look at through 11 and through z asm gap republicans for the most part, are excited about voting for donald trump. many democratic voters are not excited about voting for joe biden that's a very, very serious problem for the president who in 2020 had the relative people staying home, they voted by mail because of covid that's not a reality this time around. >> you think those nikki haley voters are excited to vote for 80% of them will vote for donald trump. are they excited about it? they may not have to be excited. all have to do is go for trump that's what's the over under oh, sorry. march madness i have a different but march madness bracket. i may add that one next time. everyone stick around. abby, laura, >> thank you. and standby for another major projection cnn can now officially project the joe biden will win the state of washington. it adds to his delegate count in the democratic primary fight that he just ascended hours ago 92% of the vote is in there and the president will clear well ahead of the field, there a