bruce: right. there's really kind of a third group affected by the change, and that is the makers of the test. one of the interesting details is this will take on a dynamic format, meeting it is no longer a static test that obviously paper and pencil mandates. with technology, they can essentially create a more adaptive test that create -- that gets smarter about the test-taker, so it understands earlier on in the test how the test-taker is performing and can be more with the questions it presents to the student. the goal of creating any good test is to make it as short as you possibly can while still measuring the thing that you are trying to measure. technology and adaptability really allows test makers to get for targeted with the questions being asked and effectively not waste questions that are just not useful in differentiation. kristen: got it. and that will be factored into the score eventually, right? how difficult the questions you enter -- we probably do not have time to get into that, b

bruce: not so much.the supply chain will begin to move from china to live just go points that are much closer to the distribution of products, so a lot of the companies we are sticking to our moving the supply from china to the u.s. and latin america, so a longer-term move, but it is starting to happen. the u.s. housing market is about 3%, 3.5% of our gdp. in china, housing has been 18% of its gdp, so they can't see their housing market decline, and their housing market has declined rather substantially, evergrande and all of the other companies that went way beyond their skis and are in the process of defaulting and restructuring. they are in the process of easing to make housing affordable, to allow easier financial conditions, to allow the companies to complete these projects. the fact that they tightened the year prior gives them the ability to now ease. i think china is in a very different place from what is happening in the u.s. kailey: unfortunately, we have to leave it there. thank you for joinin

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bruce, thank you very much. that was bruce pioneer, central asia specialist with radio free europe and radio liberty talking to us from proc sketch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. why lateral talks between russia and the u. s. ended with no breakthrough in geneva on monday discussions focused on di escalating tensions over ukraine. western countries are calling on russia to pull its troops back from the ukrainian border. moscow once a guarantee from nato, the military alliance will not expand eastwards. the president of the european parliament, david sali has died at the age of $65.00. as office said he passed away after a serious complication related to his immune system. the italian center, left politician had been in hospital since december 26 and staff working for a british prime minister boris johnson were invited to a downing street bring your own booze party during the you case 1st. nationwide, correct? virus lockdown in 2020. that's according to an email reported legally

bruce veney with the latest on a bench in context on forrest bruce. thank you. our sports is now manchester city. coach pep, guardiola has tested positive for the corona virus, and he will miss his teams if a cup match on friday or to all the joints. 7th city 1st team players and more than a dozen staff in isolating. spaniard is the 7th for merely coach to test positive in recent weeks. the world tennis number one event joke of is spending a 2nd night in a detention hotel in australia. the serbian tennis star was stopped when he arrived in melbourne to take part in the australian open order. officials cancelled his visa, rejecting his exemption from strict coven 19 vaccination rules. joke of it's, his family says that he is a victim of a political agenda. limbo is where novak joke of it is at the moment, detained in stuck in a hotel room as he awaits his fate. all stray his earlier warning from the prime minister, carried some weight on the issue of mister joker. rules ah, rules. and there are no special cases entry with a visa requires double vaccination, or i

i'd like to cross over to prague bruce penny. i was interested to see the spokesperson for the russian president said that no foreign forces should interfere in cause external affairs. what should we make of that? is that a threat? and would the west ever respond? that's a distraction there's, there's really no evidence that any or courses have interfered and corresponds internal affairs in the last few days or, or, or even interested in doing that. you know, you pointed out that the discovery stands been, been fairly adapted balance in its foreign policy between china, russia and the worst. no one in the west, one to see turmoil, instability and on any more than anyone in russia or china would want to see that either. so this is just one of those, you know, big illusions. create a bogeyman that you can point to for being with albums are and you know, that's what even in president because comments last night, all those that he referred to, you know, terrorist bands who had been hood receipt for and training, you know, and again,

bruce, thank you so much as always. that's bruce einhorn. let's get back to juliet saly. hi, jules.uliet: bloomberg has been told that the white house is likely to nominate phillip jefferson for a seat on the fed board of governors. he would be the fourth black man to hold a position in the central bank's 100-year history. he is an economic es profess or in north carolina and his work as a fed twice before. hong kong is to require female have that's one covid-19 vaccine shot to enter restaurants in public ledger facilities from late february. the government is pushing back its plans until after the lunar new year holidays to allow businesses to prepare and to give the city time to roll out the vaccines to the one million or so people still with the first dose. u.s. regulators have approved the pfizer boosters shot widening access. the f.d.a. will allow a third shot for immune compromised children as young as 5 the u.s. has seen an increase in hospital admissions with children rising more than 500 a day. bridgewater associates have named two c.e.o.s to replace david mccormick as he e

that was journalist bruce pioneer in prague. now there's been many great escapes throughout history, but few as unusual as the one you're about to see. a group of more than 80 ostriches were caught on camera running through the chinese city of trauma show after escaping from a nearby farm. fortunately it happened in the middle of the night, the birds weigh more than a 100 kilos. each not something you'd want to run into your way at work. well, local media say the feathered friends were later return to the farm without inch you. you're watching dw news just to remind her of the top story. we're following for you to day. the 1st day of high stakes talks between russia and the u. s. has ended with no breakthrough. the talks are aimed at d, escalating tensions over ukraine with western countries fearing the kremlin could be planning an invasion. moscow wants nato to hold its eastward expansion. you are watching dw news from berlin up next we got the business for you. then of course, you always find all the latest news and informatio

bruce, what are you hearing? well, it sounds like the government is having a hard time getting control over over any place in the country at the moment. you mentioned alma g and certainly you, there's reports that the airport is occupied by some protesters and the government buildings, as you mentioned. but this happening and other, other cities around the country because it sounds a large country and there's maps of this and you can see cities in the north, south, east, and west. all have been problems at the moment. so it's, it's really in there with the future of the call. the government is at this particular moment, i'm hearing about injuries not only amongst demonstrators, but amongst police as well. the over there, there were clashes, you know, certainly in almost either a bunch of overnight and the interior ministry said there was a 190 people injured overnight. and most of those were elise. but again, this is also been repeated another city. so we're talking about hundreds of people who have been hurt dur

bruce from jp morgan, thank you very much.of those numbers are huge and if you -- and you asked something is going to break. something is cracking. the nasdaq is down year to date. lisa: talking about indiscriminate selling, on monday in particular. that said, it has not been disorderly. it does not feel like 2008. this doesn't feel like wholesale meltdown like some kind of mechanics of the market are fundamentally malfunctioning. that's not what is going on and for that reason, most people are saying the fed is probably not going to take it. jonathan: we've drawn down the difference between market pricing. the fed would be much more cautious if it was breaking. these numbers are just huge, tom. here are the numbers from deutsche bank. $1 trillion of balance sheet reduction in 2023, looking at $560 billion of reduction this year. the conversation started and look what has happened around us. tom: original. let's go back to qe1, qe3. from that moment forward, it has been original. i was mentioning before went on air from duke u

that's bringing journalist bruce pioneer a central asia specialist. he's following the story for for us from prague. bruce, very difficult to get information out of the country right now. we are hearing that dozens of protesters have been killed. police also saying that several officers have also been killed. what are you hearing from your sources? we know that there's actually information that are provided so, so this is really about all we know a dozens of protesters were killed over and i said a least 8 of their own police officers were killed. but you know, this is, this is only, we're only talking about almost 2. you mentioned it's hard to get through because it's not right now. the internet's down phone services are working properly. so these protests were going on in dozens of cities around alex on. and we only have a rough idea of the death toll and the amount of people who didn't arrested in the commercial capital. what's happened and some of the other places is still unclear. come with us a little bit about the progression and the mood becau

bruce, the internet has been shut down and cuts down. now, what is the latest that you're hearing from your sources on the ground them? well, there seem to be some partial restoration of the internet, but last night, late late. i don't know if they tried to block it out again. you know, you mentioned that russia agreed that they were going to send some troops over there to help out. and there's, there is a, what they're call in cause it's on a counter terrorism operation underway and all my t at the moment. so i'm sure that the internet is down and all my t and there's probably a block out and some of the other, other nearby regions to some of the big cities as well. so it's, it's been hard to get information out there and you know, they come to the point get to the point where they think they've restored order in on monday i would imagine will be very difficult to connect. well, the size of the protests, it does come as a surprise, really, how could a small uprise against fuel prices get this serious? what's the background to all this?

cars are stun bruce. thank you. let's take a look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the european union's top diplomat says that russia will face massive consequences over any new military action against you. grain, joseph burrell, as pledge the useful support on a visit to the ukrainian capital, he says that any russian aggression or comedy severe cost, nearly a $100.00 hostages in nigeria, including women and children, had been rescued after 2 months after they had been abducted, police say the hostages have been released without any conditions armed gangs often kidnapped for ransom and parts of nigeria, at least urging people, including 7 children have been killed in a house fire in the you of city of philadelphia, the 3 story building was divided into separate residential units. it's owned by the cities, public housing authority. the german foreign minister, angelina bare bach, is in washington d. c. on her 1st trip to the u. s. since taking office. she med toda

mary bruce at the white house. rachel scott on the hill. >>> also tonight, what could be a dangerous nor'easter. this evening, the two now models just in. the two possible tracks and how much snow is possible? from philadelphia up through new york city and into new england. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> tonight, moderna now saying human trials of its omicron-specific booster are now under way, following the news from pfizer on this, as well. tonight, dr. fauci on whether this will be needed. and how soon before a universal vaccine for covid. what he said about that. and news tonight on this omicron sub variant now seen in the utz and more than 50 other countries. >>> tonight, your money and the federal reserve signaling a hike in interest rates is coming. how this will effect everything from your credit cards to your car loans to your morlg. but is it needed to slow inflation? rebecca jarvis breaks it down. >>> the rising tensions in ukraine. the u.s. ambassador to moscow delivering america's official respons

bruce, thank you very much. that was bruce pioneer as central asia, specialists with radio free europe and radio libertine talking to us from proc sketch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. the president of the european parliament, david sus holly, has died at the age of $65.00. is office said he passed away after a serious complication related to his immune system. the italian center left politician had been in hospital since december 26. north korea has fired a suspected ballistic missile. it's this 2nd missile launch in less than a week, underscoring north korean leader kim jong ones pledge to bolster the countries defenseless name. south korea said the new miss out may be more capable than the one launch 6 days ago. become a flyer in a slum district near the northern chile and city of it k has destroyed more than a 100 homes fire cruise struggling to bring the blaze under control because there were no hydrants close to the densely packed illegal dwellings. at least 400 people we

now i'm joined by bruce panniers, journalists covering central asia. he's currently based in prague versus good to have you with us. let me just ask you about this report that we were getting that kazakhstan has asked russia for help. can you confirm that? have you heard anything about that? yeah, i have heard these stories. it's difficult to say a 100 percent. he did appeal actually to the collector fishing. russia leads to several countries that are in it. but i have heard that russia and bella, ruth had both agreed that they would send troops to help restore order in colleagues. and what do you hear from your sources regarding the reported a seizure of the airport in oman you know, that did happen and there was a lot of vandalism done there. the most recent reports i saw from just a few minutes ago suggested that they had cleared everybody out of the airport and it had been the control had been re established by the authorities over the airport . so that seems to be you know, that, that part anyway, it cleared out, it was unclear exactly how they di

bruce, the causes president, says russian lead troops who are sent to help quell the unrest will leave the country in the coming days. has russia extended its influence in kazakhstan through this deployment? i don't think there's any doubt about that at all. you know, the fact that they responded by sending in like get security organization. first time in the organization's 30 year history, it's actually sent troops to a member state is a strong sign of support for president. i have it on one that leads to kind of in debt to the kremlin. so is this uprising over or any more protests expected? well, there are still some small peaceful pro does, which are. so this all started, but generally the unrest is, is pretty much been snapped out and the situation is stabilized throughout the country at the moment. now the contacts prep, because the president has named a new prime minister. what can we expect from him? well, alejandro. my love, of course, was a finance minister and i was excited before and it shows seems to show that there's going to be a focus on, on the economy and causes on it'

from zebra port, not far from where i am now in bruce. but, but i think the real reason that that this case sticks in people's minds is how much we learned about the victims and how they met their deaths. as they realized in this refrigerated container that, that they were running out of air and that no one was going to come and save them. they started texting their loved ones, telling them they could no longer breathe, apologizing that there wouldn't be there to take care of them and saying, i love you for the last time. those heartbreaking texts were shared in the court trial. and so we really got to see the inside of this really horrific, horrific case. and do you think, terry, that this verdict will have any impact on human trafficking operations? well, we've seen cases like this before. heartbreaking cases where large numbers of people many children meet just terrible ends having made this impossible decision that life in their homelands was even worse. so i think is safe to say that into war and persecution are no longer present in

generally now is bruce blakeman, bruce good to see you. students obvious are. governor come as she happy. >> and county over the last six months, i've heard from thousands of parents that they want their kids to go to school without having to wear masks. they feel like it is on the best interest of the children that they learn better, they are happier, and quite frankly the parents are happier. so i said merely as this, let the local school boards decide for themselves, school by school. whether or not in their particular school district people should force their kids to wear a mask. i think the result would be that most school districts would not make their kids wear masks because as we have seen, masks really do nothing with respect to combating the covid-19 spread. basically it is more about other sciences that it is about masks, i've not seen any study yet that says that masks present covid-19 transmissions. >> laura: they don't work, the only ones that work are the m95's but they are fitted to your face, he can only wear them for about 15 minutes at a time

>> mary bruce at the white house again tonight. thank you, mary. >>> next, this evening here, there is new evidence tonight suggesting the omicron variant was here in the u.s. before the world knew it existed, days before it was announced it had been found in south africa. and now new science tonight that the omicron surge is slowing across parts of the country, the east, where it was the epicenter at the beginning, and what they're seeing now. but authorities saying hospitalizations still at a record high and deaths, which always lag behind new case numbers, still at about 1,700 deaths a day. nearly all the deaths, health officials say, among patients that are unvaccinated. here's abc's stephanie ramos on how long omicron has been here and how they figured this out. >> reporter: tonight, new evidence suggests that omicron was in this country before the world learned of a new variant. a cdc study confirmed omicron was detected back in new york city on november 21st, four days before the new variant was identified by south african s

>> all right, mary bruce on the major and historic day from washington. mary, thank you. one more question on this tonight, before we move on. let's bring in rachel scott, she's live on the hill. and rachel, you always serve as a reality check for us and the folks at home. how many votes does the president need to get his nominee confirmed, and is there any chance he will get some republican support? and can he count on every single democrat? >> reporter: 51 votes, david, a simple majority and democrats do not need any republican support to confirm president biden's supreme court nominees, but they do need to keep their own party united. they need the support of every single democratic senator. now, democrats certainly have their policy disagreements, but they have managed to stay united on president biden's judicial nominees. the president says he plans to reach out to both democrats and republicans. it's a sign he wants bipartisan support. and tonight, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says he will give president biden's pick, quote, a fair look. david? >> rachel s

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in his own words tonight, mary bruce at scott on the hill. >>> millions ofster. tonight, it all defends on the track. just how much snow there will be. virginia already declaring a state of emergency. philadelphia, new york, boston, the cape all preparing. some areas bracing for up to two feet of snow. winds 60 miles per hour. rob marciano with the newest potential tracks. >>> tonight, russia now responding to the u.s. what the u.s. put in writing, making no promise that ukraine would never join nato. but what russia said about that today and ian pannell in ukraine again tonight. >>> news on the pandemic here at home. and scientists here in the u.s. ae now studying this new omicron subvariant found in at least 17 states. what they're seeing so far. >>> a school board in tennessee tonight facing nationwide backlash and the new message from that board coming in after they banned a pulitzer prize-winning book about the holocaust from its eighth grade curriculum. >>> and final "jeopardy!" for amy schneider. and what she's now saying about her remarkle winning streak.

bruce einhorn is with us.genda this week, it's a pre-clarion call of european global politics. what should he put in his gun as he sits down at the table with lavrov? >> we are seeing what could amount to the last big diplomatic push to avert war. we see that tony blinken is scheduled to arrive in ukraine today and will be meeting with the ukrainian president and the country's foreign minister. then he will go tomorrow to germany and medium berlin with the german foreign minister, and after that, it's off to switzerland to a meeting in geneva with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. the state department is saying the fact that they are having this meeting shows that there still possibilities that diplomacy can solve the crisis. dani: there's a lot of potential diplomacy that the u.s. and other nations need to deal with, a lot of geopolitical tensions popping up. what else is happening on the diplomatic front? bruce: in addition to all the travels of tony blinken, we know that the german foreign minister ha

mary bruce live at the white house for us tonight. and mary, president biden defending his first year in office, saying there was a lot on his plate, but pointing out he's not complaining about that, but that that was the reality. he also promised in year two that he would get out there into the country to get his message out. >> reporter: yeah, david. the president conceding they have faced some communication challenges here and so he says, going forward, he'll be spending less time here in washington, more time out in the country, speaking directly to voters. and he says when it comes to the midterms, he is going to be deeply involved, highlighting what he says are democrats accomplishments and republicans failures. and looking ahead, as he told you in your interview, the president said, yes, he is running in 2024, and yes, kamala harris will be his running mate. >> and mary bruce making news today with her questioning of the president. mary, thank you. >>> all of this playing out with the voting rights showdown at this hour. the pr

it is almost $400. >> reporter: bruce and jennifer both voted for president obama. then for president trump. one year into a biden presidency, they aren't happy. >> to fill my car at the beginning it was $30. now it's $70. >> reporter: where do you point the finger >> the biden administration. >> reporter: gas prices in pennsylvania are actually up 30% compared to a year ago, not 130%. but these frustrations speak to the politics of the region. on a sheep farm 23 miles away, union rep cameron cox also points to rising costs. >> look at fertilizer for farmers. last year it was $3.65 a pound. now it is up over $6.50 a pound. >> reporter: cameron, a former democrat now a registered republican what happened? >> i didn't leave them they left me. >> reporter: he says democrats forgot about their blue collar base but he doesn't point the finger at president biden. for today's inflation. >> i point at trump. let's look at how economics work you're telling me inflation -- this all happened in the last 365 days that's laughable i mean, that's not even possible. >> reporter: c

bruce, tell me what is actually happening in tennessee. >> well, thanks, will, for having me. there's certainly unaccompanied minors being shipped to tennessee. we've seen video from there other states of migrant flights throughout the united states. i don't know that we have those in tennessee, but it's certainly a major concern, and that's why i proposed this bill that a tracks what governor ron desantis did to try to -- let's put the burden on those districts where these people that make the policy have created the problems for the united states. will: and, congresswoman-in soften, again, to the white house it's not happening. what's happening in your state? >> well, we know these are happening in the dead of night, and the biden administration is essentially bringing the border crisis to americans' backyards. so that's exactly why i've introduced the stop the betrayal act. it's taking leaked video and audio to get accountability from the biden administration. so the biden administration, in my mind, is directly responsible

s. rocker bruce springsteen. signed to deal with sony late last year, selling the rights to his music for a show stopping $500000000.00. tina turner meanwhile, has also sold her rights to her music catalogue. she sold them to label b, m g, a subsidiary over bertelsmann for an undisclosed sum. we don't know how much it was . and back in 2020 bob dylan cashed in his music rights walking out the door with 300000000 dollars from universal music. so let's discuss what appears to be a trend with peter schmock, who is an expert in the business of music at the university of music and performing arts. vienna, thanks a lot for joining us. so why are we seeing big acts suddenly selling off the rights to their music? i think we do not know really what is the background of selling music these times, but i think the bond then. mm hm. important impact because touring is now impossible. and so there is no income stream even for superstars. and i think this is one reason why, especially well established superstar sell their music catalogs. now. what we're also seeing is that organizations and funds th

wanna go, saunders place, take bruce springsteen, for example. the 75 year old has sold a 150000000 records in his career and performed countless concerts. but in the age of streaming services, musicians have seen their royalties shrink. and with the pandemic, they've lost an important source of income live shows. so now is perhaps a good time for aging, performing artists to sell their rights. and now to high hopes for green hydrogen, hydrogen can be burned without harming the environment, but it is only classified as green if it's produced using renewable energy. the race is on to find a viable ways to do that. and leaders on the german island of helga land, out in the windy north sea think they may hold the key eleger lens mir. your singer has a vision, a pretty big 1. $1000000.00 tons of green hydrogen to be produced off the coast of his small island. he called the project aqua vent us. the idea, 800 wind turbines provide energy for water. electrolysis directly on the platform, the hydrogen produced flows through pipelines to the island. and

bruce springsteen's back is a huge figure. how did people that are buying this and also the people that are selling these back catalogs come up with a figure? it's not so easy to assess it, but i think it is a long term investment, especially from the vehicles behind it. for example, black rock, i think, is the well known and most important investor in this field. and they really fuel a lot of money into the music business. and i think they yeah they, they hope for a reward in the near future, but especially is a long term investment. ok. peter smoke from the university of music and performing else vienna. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. my so called green hydrogen is one of the most promising hopes for a global de carbonized future. hydrogen can be burned without tom in the environment, but he's only classified as green hydrogen if it's produced using renewable energy sources. so the race is on to find viable ways to do that. and leaders on the german island of health land out in the windy north sea think they ma

bruce have dormant, closing on the bone is lea a leaders after these the off hoffen? hi ah am abby corps of ass and while come to the program, we begin this our in ukraine. we're the 1st shipment of additional american military aid has arrived. according to the u. s embassy there. this is part of a package worth $200.00 us $1000000.00 promised to kiev last week by americans deck, terry of state antony blinkin. the initial delivery includes defensive weapons and ammunition, as the country prepares for possible russian aggression. moscow has deployed some 100000 troops along its border with ukraine, but insists it has no plans to launch an attack. the russian military flexing its muscles in the war nest region bordering ukraine. moscow denies its planning and invasion. but with this slick video released by its defense ministry, it at least wants to send the message that it's ready to fight. there is real concern in the region about russia's motives. russian troops are now positioned in bella, rues, all along russia's border to ukraine and our mast in eastern ukraine, wh

now bruce, the police in kazakhstan, says, dozens of protest as have been killed and also 18 offices and police say 3000 protesters have been arrested. what are you hearing? how reliable are these numbers? well, they're probably low after last night. the information i saw today suggested that there was what they're calling anti terrorist operations going on and other cities on the south again. and also in the province or all of us do. so they're expanding their security operation and there was just reported in those areas that i just mentioned. and that's, you know, those are just the ones that we know. there's an internet block out, it's hard to get there on the phone. we can assume that such operations are going on. it doesn't cities, at least across cost on. so, you know, the figures are probably going to be a lot higher on all the rest. the initial amount of the protesters to lower the fuel price has been fulfilled, but people continue to protest. why is that? you know, because the, the protest, although it started with the fuel prices, it was really against the trench system tha

the boone county sheriffs detectives bruce mcvey and everett stall were called to the warehouse.oodstains on the hallway carpet and concluded michelle had been dragged around the corner from her office. the office itself was locked -- but there were fresh pry marks on the door. it looked like an attempted break-in. >> what was in that office that anybody would want? >> that's the mystery. >> reporter: while the detectives were trying to make sense of the crime scene, michelle's husband dan was still at home. co-workers had started reaching out to him, but all they told him was there had been some kind of incident at the warehouse. >> and that's when i started gettin' nervous. >> reporter: dan rushed to the warehouse. to detectives, he might have been the victim's loving husband -- or the perpetrator of an incredibly violent crime. right now they didn't know much. after he was escorted inside, dan took the initiative with detective stahl. >> and i looked at him and i said "excuse me, officer. my wife works here. i really need to know that she's all right." and that's when he told

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