change concludes a restructuring process that has seen the dime or truck business split from the auto group. mercedes benz is one of the best known brands on the planet valued at around 50000000000 euros. when oil spill in the amazon is spreading large quantities. oil have leaked out of a pipeline in ecuador after it was struck by landslide. officials war local water supplies are now at risk. it's an accident that environmental organizations have been warning about for years. toxic oil is spreading throughout this part of the amazon representatives of ecuador, indigenous peoples, fear the drinking water supply of thousands has been compromised. the private company o c, p, a corridor is trying to contain the damage and with a mile resume that we have taken precise and rapid measures to control the spill. but again, the ram is 2nd to le repairs are underway and the spilled oil is being collected in basins. but the total extent of the damage is not yet clear. a landslide on friday cause the rupture in the nearly 500 kilometer long pipeline. lima squinty, k avia. it's a large scale spill among

in fact we've, we've done more good than these leaders, the so called leaders, an auto group keep attacking us with media and lies. so for us, we're not moving. we're not going anywhere until our demands are met, regardless of what it just says or tries to be. we don't watch any kind of escalation of any sort of government who continues to double down with an irish. just what i'd like to see though is the government to actually come out and talk to us and hear what we have to say. rather than continuous. we try to talk on people, things have not reached a point where showing support for the freedom convoy could even cost you your job. vancouver radio station has fired host kid carson. after you said the movement was not racist. it's also taken down his page on the site. the station associate respects his freedom of speech, but objects to him, calling facts what it sees as a misleading and inaccurate opinion. what caused himself says the station wasn't letting him do his job properly. house to radio show, i'm expect to talk about all sorts of things, but it seems i have to avoid talking abou

in fact, we've, we've done more good than these leaders, the so called leaders, an auto group keep attacking us with media and lies. so for us, we're not moving. we're not going anywhere until our demands are met, regardless of what just intruder says we're trying to be. we don't watch any kind of escalation of any sort. it's been government who continues to double down with an irish. just what i'd like to see though is the government to actually come out and talk to us and hear what we have to say, rather than continuously try to talk on people. meantime, believe it or not, things have reached such a point now where showing support for the freedom convoy could cost you your job. vancouver radio station has fired host kid costs, and through said the movement was not racist. the station cited misleading and inaccurate opinions for its decision house to radio show. i'm expect to talk about all sorts of things, but it seems i have to avoid talking about all the things that really matter. and it's especially hard with the thing that's having an ottawa we spoke with pastor henry hildebrand, who s

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peter oliver, artie auto canada. a group called the justice center for constitutional freedoms. a set up a legal defense team to assist the protesters. people taking part in the ottawa freedom convoy can now get advice from them free of charge. john car bay who leads the advocacy organization, says the government's actions are serious cause for alarm. national emergency requires that there be a serious threat to the ability of the government of canada to protect the security sovereignty and territorial integrity of canada. and the serious threats must be such that it cannot be dealt with by regular, federal and provincial laws. no, it should be obvious to any reasonable person that a bunch of truckers that are peacefully protesting in ottawa, causing some inconvenience to some of the auto residents that is not a serious threat to the security sovereignty or territorial integrity of canada. is just outrageous. and this is an example of an old saying that the big lie works better than the small lie. and so here we have the big lie that this is a national emergency. when in fact, i

groups between arterial. vaccine mandates, a massive disruption in the american auto industry. hello, welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am molly's. i am in for arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn. intervention after protesters remained on the ambassador bridge, the bridge in detroit, they stayed overnight. during that despite a court order giving them a midnight deadline to go home. the blockade is having a global impact in firing similar protests throughout the countries and others so-called freedom convoy in paris along the line. protesters are fighting restrictions there including vaccine pass for public places. outcry over a standoff and police earlier today in paris, officers fired tear gas at the crowds. live in ontario, canada, more on all of this, the truckers are still there. hi, alexis. >> the truckers are definitely so here, we have seen thousands more show up, people from across canada coming to show their support for the freedom convoy and canadians tell us the restrictions, it's about their freedom. they play along with th

accused of not doing enough to break up a truck driver's rally that's blocked roads in auto for 2 weeks. the group was fighting against mandatory cooper, 19 vaccinations to cross the border with the united states. the world health organization is urging more people than eastern europe to get vaccinated after a spike and cope with 19 cases. the epi number of people testing positive has more than doubled in 6 countries in 2 weeks from armenia to ukraine. not but the genie post laden little vaccination of remains our best defense against severe disease and death. all count cove. 19 virus very circulating. however, too many people at greater risk remain unprotected as others. but not yet full praise knew they also, i colon governments, health authorities and relevant partners to closely examine the local reasons influencing low vaccine demand and acceptance and divide, tailored interventions to increase vaccination rate urgently based on the context specific evidence. italians over the age of 50 who haven't been vaccinated against cupboard 19 am, are banned from going to work, but of adam rainy explai

the industry groups underperforming today. autos, banks, and insurers.nly green on this screen are the energy complex within the stoxx 600. that is because the price of oil nearing $100. london energy up 4.25%. the specter of escalation has us in a risk off tone across the markets. the u.s. and its allies are preparing these sanctions against russia as vladimir putin announced he is recognizing two republics in eastern ukraine. the russian president has called upon peacekeeping forces to be sent to those regions. >> i consider it necessary to take a long overdue decision to recognize the sovereignty. >> there are now absolutely no reasons for chaotic actions. we will do it every way to stick with that in the future. we will only walk this way. we are on our land and we will not be afraid of anyone or anything. we want to give away anything to anyone. we are confident in this. >> are asking the federal assembly of the russian federation to support this decision and rectify treaties of friendship and mutual assistance with both republics. the responsibilit

auto. where a core group of truckers continue to occupy the downtown area. taking their outrage blue to that government doorstep. it's been over 2 weeks now that the freedom convoy has come to the canadian capital altura, a plan to force on vaccinated truck drivers crossing between canada and the u. s. to quarantine spoke the initial rally. but the demonstrators and safety, the blockade goes way beyond opposing the rules on inoculations were not yearbook vaccinations, and i can tell you 90 percent of the chargers here are likely vaccinated. but we're here for freedom of choice or canadian need to wake up and realize that our freedoms are being served the way it is not normally for us to wear mask all day. okay. i'm sick and tired of it. i'm a teacher in the classroom and target to police could not move the protesters off a border crossing. it's one of the major curry doors into the united states. the blockade has affected trade and travel between the 2 countries. it's also inspired support rallies over the border to buffalo in new york state. and as far away

the ash of our stream is group claimed responsibility. canadian police are pushed back against several 100 protesters in the capitol, auto disease control of trucks and key at the street in front of parliament. scores of trucks left the 3 week demonstrations against the countries group at 19 restrictions. and prime minister just introduced government rescue teams in greece have been searching a burn in fairy near coffee for 12 people believed to be missing. the ship was carrying more than 290 passengers and routes to italy when it caught fire in the union sea. on friday, the greek coast guard acquitted. most of them. at least 13 people have died after a deadly storm swept across north in europe on friday. emergency services are battling to clean up the wreckage. after strong winds our allies transport across the continent. the u. k. has been the hardest hit, with hundreds of thousands of homes still without power. now curling great nicholas dean finally got his hands and other limpid gold medal. as a swedish team beat great britain, an epic final with a score tired at for, for the sweets kept the cool to when the final e

the anderson economic group reporting that auto -- the auto industry workers in michigan could lose upparts from crossing the border. so, if american workers are facing financial hardships, why are right-wing commentators here in the u.s. cheering so hard for the protestors? more from cnn's chief media correspondent, brian stelter. >> reporter: fox news not a fan of past occupations. >> the failure. the failure of the occupy wall street movement. >> reporter: but now, when they look north, they love what they see. >> right now, we are being led by canadian truckers. >> reporter: that's will king dissing the u.s., saying canada is acting more freedom loving right now. sounds like a challenge. >> canada's freedom convoy is still going strong tonight, and it is spreading all over the world. >> reporter: now, they are asking where is the american protest? >> the question is how long before protests like this come here? >> will we need our own trucker rally to end all of this insanity, once and for all? >> is the trucker convoy coming to america? >> reporter: all this coverage, causing one

then we have media and some of the auto parts also on the rise. one industry group is seeing a little bit of pressure. if i move out of the way, you can see it behind me. it is financials. the only group that is down some .2%. over all we look at some of the media space. banks are so sensitive to what's happening with bonds. after a pretty volatile six to seven trading days. tom: a little pressure on the banking space. the number of guests that we have had on the show over the last few weeks say there is more to go with the financial sector particularly here in europe. in terms of some of the individual names, a big earnings day, g.s.k. they are looking to split off and spin off their consumer healthcare business. they have been under pressure from investors to do that. they say they are on track to spin that off this year. currently gaining .5%. a beats for the fourth quarter. equinor, these energy companies had a solid year last year and they are passing that onto investors and are on track in the transition to renewables. akzo nobel, they beat in the fourth quart

the anderson economic group reporting that the auto industry workers in michigan could lose up to $51reventing auto parts from crossing the border. so if american workers are facing financial hardships, why are right wing commentators here in the u.s. cheering so hard for the protesters? more from cnn's chief media correspondent brian stelter. >> fox news? not a fan of past occupations. >> the failure, the failure of the occupied wall street movement. >> but now when they look north, they love what they see. >> right now we're being led by canadian truckers. >> that's will kane dissing the u.s. >> the truckers are still going strong tonight and it's spreading all over the world. >> now they're asking where is the american protest? >> the question is how long till protests like this come here? >> will we need our own trucker rally to end this instanty once and for all? >> is the trucker insanity coming to america? >> it provoked fox news to say, i haven't seen a trucker will a protest into existence since the lead-up to january 6. it's happening on other networks, too. >> look at that,

to the point where the product, we feel that the prime minister is using lobby groups to do setups across our across auto stuff like you facing the war, the war memorial, which was done by in chief, but we got the blame for it. so we actually went up there and we have people who are guarding at 247. now the citizens of ottawa, it's a very small percentage that are upset and, and i apologize for, for, for making them upset. but they also have to understand that we're simply standing up for our rights. now the majority of, of people who live in ottawa have given up their homes, have set up shuttles. they have some of them have even rented out apartments just so that truckers could get, you know, a place to stay. and so i mean this supports them really good from, from people in ottawa, it's a very small percentage and the liberal media, it's just ostracizing. it for something that's just not true can finally this news, our facebook's user base is shrinking for the 1st time ever. now let's put a dampener on the company's ambitious plans for a so called met averse on the armstrong house. the story losing her

meanwhile, american auto makers are sending home some workers because their plants are now cut off from the part they actually need to keep the assembly lines moving. one economic groupust this week alone, mind you, could top $51 million. and this might actually spread. i mean, the dhs is now preparing for a similar scene here in washington, d.c. next month. and they also issued a warning about similar plans to try to disrupt traffic even around the super bowl in l.a. windsor mayor drew dill kins is seeing the impact firsthand, and he joins us right now. mayor, thank you for being here today. you know, i've got to say, for many people looking at this, this idea of calling it a protest involving just truckers or thinking they know precisely why everyone is protesting is actually not true, right? it's very amorphous. you called it sort of a leaderless group. is that right? >> it is a leaderless group. in many ways it reminds me of the occupy wall street movement where no one was quite clear what the ultimate goal was or the end game was of this group. so, that is in some ways what we have playing out on the streets here. and in addition i would describe some of the pro

auto parts are also on the way up. for industry groups, a bit of pressure. health care, travel and technology down percent. a bit of a foster to a we saw in asia. very small gains across the board. tom: reanault also gaining. they increase their margins. they see the cut around 300,000 in terms of production of vehicles. it is the margin story of gains that we are seeing currently. edf has a different story. it is all about the fact that a number of reactors have been closed. more importantly, the government of france has come in. it is currently down 2%. they're doing a new issuance of shares. french company says they will buy up some of that. also, assets and sales. currently, that stock is under pressure. natwest, it was a beat for that. currently the stock is down. they are not seeing a lot of distress in terms of lows. for the fourth quarter, it was a beat for that bank. there is the broad picture. the geopolitical risks. it was illustrated by this chart was showing the volatility in the move indexes are spiking back above the 50 day moving average. we'

siege from protesters frustrated with coven vaccine mandates, auto police have threatened to to rest anyone providing material support groups of truckers conducting a blockade. as part of the unrest with broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to help you with us are now president putin and president micron have ended. their extensive talks in moscow that lasted more than 5 hours. the 2 leaders discussed the situation around ukraine, agreeing to work on stability in europe. parties on quarter reports, 5 hours of negotiations between putin and macaroni. there actually haven't been any major breakthroughs to speak of. and that was something that moscow had expected to begin with. but we did hear that the russian president vladimir putin reiterate, reiterated a lot of points that russia has been trying to make for some months now, specifically connected to russia's proposals for security guarantees. with regard to nato and the conflict in ukraine. the russian president specifically pointed to nato's hypocrisy when it comes to a when it comes to calling its

auto industry. we have had transportation problems. volkswagen group brands. the ship burns at sea.pletely out at this point. >> all right. peter thank you very much. >>> coach tom izzo has strong words on eliminating handshakes at the end of college basketball games. >> that to me would be the biggest farce, joke, ridiculous nature of anything i have ever heard of. >> plus, more on our breaking news. ukraine set to declare a state of emergency as vladimir putin gets more aggressive in rhetoric and troop movements. see what new satellite images are revealing. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you n get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with

joe biden, throughout his career, he has remain loyal to those groups and those corporations that have funded his campaign. and in the auto industry, though, there is the one name that joe biden can lay claim to is riding with biden. and it's a picture of him, i believe, into the corvette convertible corvette, and that's a general motors product. so i think in his mind he's thinking he's very loyal to the general motors product. they'll say ford, because that's the 1st cup, major american car company, and then the newcomer tesla, i don't think he puts by has any legions to test whatsoever. so he's gonna go with what he knows, and that would be general motors and for well, but he's going to confront or whoever follows him will confront the same exact moment. and the u. s. dollar is replaced by bit coin, the dissenter mediation is happening. and the response you're seeing from central banks right now, they're trying to replace it with a c, v, d, c, their central bank, digital currencies. and that is just them hoping to maintain their high employment rate for their economist friends for their m t friends for their money prin

the japanese auto giant posted record sales and net profit for the first half of the country fiscal year. toyota's grouphe april to september period came to about $135 billion and net profit was over $13 billion. it benefited from a rebound in vehicle demand even as a global chip shortage forced it to cut production. toy ate au upgraded its net profit forecast for the fiscal year through march from $20 billion to $21.8 billion, but executives said it was mostly due to the effects of weaker yen. they warned that rising raw material costs may squeeze annual earnings. finally on thursday we will get the latest u.s. inflation figures with the release of the consumer price index for january. inflation is running at the highest level in nearly 40 years. the index rose 7% in december from a year earlier. a shortage of workers has forced businesses to increase wages and to pass on the higher costs to customers. at the same time government stimulus packages have provided many americans with extra cash, driving up demand. the federal reserve has signalled that it may raise interest rates as early as march to tame

a group of men on horseback are now seen in the streets of auto and claim to have come to protect the truckers. also waiving from 24 and save america flags. our tv john heidi has been on the ground in ottawa tells us about a convoy truckers who are blocking a very important congress point between canada and the united states. a convoy of truckers blocked the ambassador bridge, lincoln, canada, and the united states. it's one of the busiest points of commer stretching from windsor ontario to detroit. the move was in solidarity with the ongoing protest. in ottawa, hundreds of protesters remained on the streets of canada's capital city, despite demands to leave from government officials, including prime minister justin trudeau, individual or trying to blockade our economy. our democracy and our fellow citizens daily lives. it has to stop. hundreds of trots, remain parked in downtown ottawa, particularly the parliament hill area, which is behind me, been the main staging area, this protest. in fact, police estimate there's anywhere from $400.00 to $500.00 vehicles remaining while it was a

group numbering in the hundreds. the blockade has affected production at several auto factories. >> automakers have already been strugglingt year with they the computer ch the ce storage. liz: it has snarled traffic in the capital of ottawa. coda is igniting excitement in the deaf and hard of hearing community. not only is coda best picture, but its -- >> 10 movies have been nominated for best picture for this year's academy awards. the movie is the first with a predominantly deaf cast to be nominated for best picture. that is not the only history the movie has made. troy is the first death mail nominee in a supporting role. >> hollywood will begin to recognize deaf talent and increase deaf awareness. we hope it changes their perspective. >> that sentiment echoed by many in the bay area deaf community. >> i myself have two boys who are both codas who live in my house. >> his interpreter, also the child of a deaf adult. >> as a coda myself there a lot of representation of codas. we are between two worlds. >> broke says one of the many inspiring things about the film is that it was not hearing people playing deaf characters

ex autos and gas up 3.8%, the forecast was for just 1%. the control grouponed, economists watch this, that is up 4.8%. it was down 3.1% in the prior month. it looks like americans are still spending. it has been the story that with the follow-up in government payments we would stop spending. it looks like we are still spending money and retail control is interesting. that does not include gasoline. gasoline prices went up eight. jonathan: futures stay lower, down .2% on the s&p and down the nasdaq by .25%. what didn't her hire was treasury yields, and alan j -- what did turn hire was treasury yields. one basis point higher on the two year yield. nothing stopping the federal reserve from hiking. that is a nice upside surprise on u.s. retail sales. tom: let's detail this to what we hear from had speakers. the most interesting comment is the president of the st. louis fed believe in optimistic real gdp. bullard is up here at 3% or 4% for the year and a lot of other people are at a lower statistic. does this kind of data buttress the bullard optimism on the ame

soon see more price hikes on a range of canadian products from lumber, auto parts, to meat and grains. just take produce. the star group of it. but without enough truckers, they're waiting days to ship food. and in some cases, dumping supply because it went bad before pickup. >> or there going to be shortages. >> reporter: since the protests started, catania worldwide is paying 20% more to ship their produce to the u.s. >> and it's a cost that has to be passed on. >> reporter: u.s. produce prices have already spiked 12% in the past year. that may rise, along with many other products. spartan nash, a grocery company, is positioning products nationwide in case it intensifies, which would come at a cost to customers. >> we are still preparing for the possibility of more disruptions. >> reporter: in december, the biden administration launched a trucking action plan to streamline the trucking licensing process. but some want urgent relief. ken clark's company moves construction equipment. they're now seeing three to four-week delays from canada. . >> we have seen some prices go up as high as double, triple. >> reporter: his

group numbering in the hundreds. blockade has disrupted operations at several auto factories, and it is estimated workers lost tens ofdollars in wages. this week automakers have already been struggling for the past year with the computer chip shortage. so this comes at a really bad time. the protests over canada's vaccine mandate has gone on for three weeks and has snarled traffic in the capital of ottawa. voting is a right that is typically reserved for citizens, but that's not the case right now in san francisco where the city is making an exception. we'll take a look at why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious aller

groups between arterial. vaccine mandates, a massive disruption in the american auto industry.new hour of fox news live, i am molly's. i am in for arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn. intervention after protesters remained on the ambassador bridge, the bridge in detroit, they stayed

to canada trade route causing disruption to the american auto sector and this adds ontario a month $8 million in crowd funding the group the up givesendgo and two it says the occupation has ended." >> todd: senator ted cruz parking -- >> what are canadians known for, being polite, nice and they are upset and they should be upset. because there government leaders think they are rulers and dictators and have the ability to say if you don't get to make the health care choices that we demand you make, you are out of a job and fired. it is abusive, it's wrong, but the good news is everybody is fed up with it with it. >> todd: we are learning now american truckers could try to make their voices heard this sunday. you guessed it, at the super bowl in l.a. >> ashley: it is a matter of time before something like that happens. >> todd: quite a big stage appearance be to make front there. >> todd: but once was a beautiful beachfront neighborhood, speaking of l.a. looks like this. property tends flooding in his speech and residents no longer taking it. our next guest is ready to do something about it. >> ashley: a big lineup for y

and now the capitals been put on an air pollution alerts. brianca group to reports toxic as shocking columbia's capital book auto. a thick cloud of smoke gloom silver. it's 8000000 people carried by troy, winds hundreds of kilometer away from fires, burning in the amazon that i had. okay. was the ceo cameras, that was a good thought here as a law we have decided together with our secretary of health. to decree, a yellow alert for the prevention and care of severe respiratory disease in bogota throughout the public and private hospital system. the air quality is so bad, the government says it's best to stay most the endorse. but for those who can't, it's come at a cost lanier, somebody's up or like want, i mean i feel may barely get the yellow alert for pollution haunts me because i work on the street every day and it's harming my lungs more than it should because it has increased more in columbia's amazon record temperatures and deforestation. blamed on formal fact. rebels are creating a combust of makes here the defense minister gets a 1st time look at the nation's largest national park, a unesco world heritage

group numbered in the hundreds. the blockade has disrupted operations at several auto factories and it is estimated workers lost tensrs in wages last week. >> automakers have already been struggling with the computer chip shortage. this comes at a bad time. liz: the protests over canada's vaccine mandate has gone on for three weeks and has a snarled traffic. the cdc is releasing though data about booster protection. a study shows the effectiveness of the third shot wanes after four months. our reporter spoke to experts about what this means as many say we are getting closer to an endemic. >> three months since boosters became available for californians 18 and older, the cdc announced to the protection from a third shot decreases after four months. >> what the protected is increases production of antibodies for a while. 10 weeks to four months. those antibodies are going to come down with time but that does not mean your immune response wanest just means sponse.ect of your immune reporter: this infectious disease specialist highlighted that the first two doses continue to be effective against the virus. those two dos

speaking of cars, though, advanced auto parts is down on, i guess the take is that it's a bit of a conservative outlook. >> yes i actually like that stock very much i like that groupthe leader has been auto zone, which has been -- if you take a look at the float, they bought back half of the float, and it's up 11 today look at that stock wha, what a monster. do you think he's mad at me? >> who >> stan, i just want to apologize to stan because the panthers are just terrible. >> i'm glad you brought it up, dra ka miller. >> that's what made me think of that. >> chevron. >> chevron's a used position. >> you have ion horn renewing his tesla short. >> i know, that's shortsighted. >> and buying some intel and diska which was interesting. >> i like what gelsinger did today. it's not big enough to make a difference i think it's interesting the way the oils are coming down they are saying, look, someone's giving peace a chance. >> maybe the gm move is related to appaloosa taking a new stake in gm. >> he's such a genius, when you're speaking to ten speakings mccalf fi playing this week? what's the symbol, no, he's a running back it's okay. at one point he asked me for advic

group numbering in the hundreds. the blockade has disrupted operations at several auto factories and estimated workers lost tens of millionslars in wages. >> automakers have already been struggling for the past year with the computer chip shortage. this comes at a really bad time. liz: the purchased over canada's vaccine mandate has gone on for three weeks. codacodacodacodacodacodacodacoda the deaf and hard of hearing community. not only is it not made for best picture, it is making history. one of the actors is up for best supporting actor, making him the first deaf male oscar nominee. abc news reporter has more and have a local deaf community is reacting to the news. >> 10 movies have been made for best picture, taking its place at the top-ranked column of the list is coda. it follows the life of a family of 4, 3 or of death -- are deaf. it is nominated for best picture, but that is not the only history the film has helped to make. >> i feel extremely blessed. i've been on such a long journey. reporter: the man who plays the father is the first deaf male oscar nominee. abc news got to speak with him and his interpreter a

that already gm, ford, toyota, and honda have all had their auto production impacted in part or in whole at some of the factories. business groups are sounding the alarm, they're urging officials on both sides of the border to try to get this resolved because we have to remember, there is a lot of integration between the u.s., mexican and canadian economies, particularly when you talk about the auto industry and auto parts. there is not just a canadian auto industry. it is really a north american and global auto industry. that's why there is these ripple effects. it could really impact people, i think, around the country in terms of prices. we already saw car prices in january jump by a record 12%, that was new cars and trucks. used cars up by 40%. parts up as well. it is hard to see how any of this can help the situation. i think the real impact is going to be determined by how long these disruptions last and how many plants are impacted. >> if there is a ripple effect here, copycat movements in the united states, we know that, jim, some $300 million worth of goods are transported over this bridge, between canada and the united

auto—maker hyundai in india. it is facing calls for a boycott of its cars — after its pakistan partner company nishat group tweetede company sold close to half a million cars in india in the last fiscal year. apple has been fined for the third time by antitrust regulators in the netherlands for failing to provide alternative payment methods for dating platforms listed on its app store. the tech giant has been hit with weekly fines of more than $5 million since it missed the deadline to make changes in the middle ofjanuary. the co—producer of the latest sequel to the matrix film has filed a lawsuit against warner bros. the production firm says the studio's decision to air the movie in theatres and on its streaming platform hbo max at the same time, breaches their contract. it's not the the first time a studio has had run—ins with dual releases. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: is this providing vital emotional support or is itjust an expensive toy? we look at the robotic pet market. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: france's emmanuel macron moves onto kyiv — after discusing the tense situation o

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and that includes all groups, including veterans who behaved as good soldiers at the time of the truck, as protesting against harvard restrictions and the canadian capital auto, or bracing themselves from a police crowd down to end the nearly 3 week demonstration police officers of flooded into the city and are expected to begin taking action against the protectors earlier on thursday. prime minister just intruder defended his decision to invoke the emergencies act, which gives more powers to help care. the blockade, mister crudo told m. p. 's. the truck is, are a threat to the economy. a judge in york has rule, but for me, us president donald trump must answer questions under oath in the state civil investigation into his business practices. trump and his 2 eldest children, vanka and donald trump. junior has been ordered to comply with subpoenas issued in december. the state of new york is investigating of trumping fated real estate values to obtain bank loans and reduced values to lower tax bills. ruling is almost certain to be appealed. allow senators in the us are holding a special hearing into wall street, greed, a group of coal mine is from alabama, wh

the coming weeks, she'll meet with more parent in education groups and is looking for candidates who put students and families. first us. autoave launched another investigation into tesla. this time it is tied to complaints. that its vehicles can stop on roadways for no apparent reason . the government says it has 354 complaints from owners during the past nine months about phantom breaking in tesla's model three and why the investigation covers an estimated 416,000 vehicles from the 2021 2022 model years. no crashes or injuries have been reported, and there's another winter time wildfire burning right now. in california, this one the airport fire is burning out of control right near the town of bishop in inyo county that's on the eastern side of the sierra. so far, the fire has burned 2800 acres near the eastern sierra regional airport . evacuation orders are in place for the town of big pine as winds do push those flames closer to homes. that you see white mountain research center and radio observatory has also been evacuated. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. new at noon, state water officials are provi

in the michigan auto industry, workers could lose $51 million in wages this week, according to an industry analysis group. and governor gretchen whitner, who is following this very quickly, is joining us now. governor, thank you so much for being with us. this isn't just a canada problem anymore. we're talking about $51 million in lost wages just this week. what's this doing to people in your state? >> well, it's never been just a canada issue. it's been hurting us in michigan from day one. every minute this goes on is lost wages. it's damage to our businesses. this is an illegal blockade. and while people have the right to protest, they don't have a right to illegally block the largest land border crossing in north america. hundreds of millions of dollars a day are being they are out of work right now. we are pushing on the canadian government to resolve this swiftly and safely because every minute this goes on is incredibly damaging to our economy and to our people. . >> i think there is a concern about swiftly and safely maybe not overlapping here. windsor officials, who are getting subpoenas, trying

group 38% rate rape is up 27%. robbery at 33%. grand larceny is up 57%. grand larceny auto up about 93%.k god he is gone, build a blahs show would cut police funds by the tune of a $1 billion, demoralizing his department in the process. we're not just seeing an increase in crime now we are seeing crimes are more fearless even brazen even if police forces are ramped up a c refund the police movement and many cities across a stated they know there is a d.a. on the other side that's just going to make it a revolving door back out onto the street anyway per until we see a two-pronged approach you are right tammy is right not much is going to change. a quick skype at one of the point and are quickly and i got to go. joe made a good point on the waukesha christmas parade print member the media call that a car crash they did not call they failed policies of a low bail or diversion program it called in a car crash and set of calling out the policies that allow that individual their own out on bail to go kill wisconsinites. at a christmas parade it's horrendous and that media is complicit in what