so there is a cost from leaving the customs union and single market.people have said. all the estimates of the cost of brexit economically have been proven to be wrong so far, all the disaster scenarios didn't come into play... but you acknowledge there's been problems? i don't acknowledge there's been problems, i acknowledge there is a cost from changing from one system, the eu system, to another. that is a problem, though, if it's your cost, isn't it? but i believe the medium term benefits will outweigh that and i think, if you look around the world, historically and now, the most successful countries are national democracies that are free to choose their own way forwards and i believe that's what we now have and i think the gains of that outweigh any short—term difficulties that we might have. let's talk about the huge issue of our time, ukraine and russia and how the west responds. you said, i'm going back to your speech the other night in switzerland, if you're spending all your time worrying about climate change, you might have fewer resources le

so there is a cost from leaving the customs union and the single market.ave said. all the estimates of the costs of brexit economically have been proven to be wrong so far. all the disaster scenarios didn't come into play... but you acknowledge there's been problems? i don't acknowledge there's been problems. i acknowledge that there's a cost from changing from one system, the eu system, to another. that is a problem, though, if it's your cost, isn't it? but i believe the medium—term benefits will outweigh that. and i think, if you look around the world, historically and now, the most successful countries are national democracies that are free to choose their own way forwards, and i believe that's what we now have, and i think the gains of that outweigh any short—term difficulties that we might have. let's talk about the huge issue of our time, ukraine and russia, and how the west responds. you said — i'm going back to your speech the other night in switzerland — if you're spending all your time worrying about climate change, you might have fewer resources

this is usually gost, as well as the regulations of the customs union and the regulations and the russianeconomic union low sulfur content. gives high-quality diesel and aviation gasolines. fuel here. we took it to see these columns, in which it happens. the actual separation of the oil and gas condensate mixture into gas and fraction and liquid and, like, physics. the chemistry of the processes is the same everywhere, but here is the uniqueness of the products that are obtained here in their absolute and frequency, as they say here, they are low-sulphurous, and this is almost zero wear of turbine engines, shop. toys of finished products kilometers of tanks railway trains to the horizon, this is a filling hose, we produce propane and how long does it take 10-15? depending on weather conditions, non-stop work in rain or blizzard, and even at -50 is explained simply by the active development of deposits, urengoy and little yamburg, supplies of raw materials increase, work does not stop. it continues in a normal calm mode, all the pace of shipment is observed, the norms are maintained, there

ranking dialogues are part of this. naturally, we want to work towards end for improvement in the customs union and hope that we will get closer cooperation. there we continue to work together closely when it comes to migratory flows and the corporate, the work of offering people who are fleeing their homeless protection and refuge really are. and in the case of ukraine, what we're seeing is that these issues keep cropping up. it's not something that dealt with once, but as long as the world is as violent as it unfortunately is, there will be people who have to flee their homes, who have to find refuge. you have to see and find a new home for themselves. and for humanitarian reasons, we must young will do justice to our commitments. we have good lateral relations theory and we need good laughter on bilateral relations. this is meticulously true because in germany, there are many citizens of turkish that is zen to some of the either they are kind of thought something of came to germany from target or their parents did or their grandparents did. and this is a very often vital part of our society

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of the market right now, all southwest airlines reached a tentative agreement with the union representing the customer service agents that we give pay raises totaling more than 16% over the next 3 years to about 7,000 employees. total. the machinists union said its committee unanimously recommends that members approve this when they vote on. >>you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>welcome back. just about to be 12, 30 on our top story this half hour as pandemic-related restrictions massively ease aids activists are calling on health officials to shift focus back to hiv and aids. this year marks 35 years since the first panels of the aids memorial quilt were created at the height of the aids pandemic kron on's charles clifford attended an event today about that quilt and plans for a larger display here in san francisco. charles. >>yeah. as you mentioned, the aids quilt was created 35 years ago to commemorate and honor the people who died as a result of the aids pandemic. the quilt was rather prominently displayed on the u.s. mall back in the 80's in currently it's being kept

of the market right now, all southwest airlines reached a tentative agreement with the union representing the customerhan 16% over the next 3 years to about 7,000 employees. total. the machinists union said its committee unanimously recommends that members approve this when they vote on it shortly. live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to james. all right. thank you very much, jane. >> 7.18, right now. and 200 million dollars could be coming to the bay area to help pay for the silicon valley. bart extension probably something they've been trying to do for a while. it's all part of president biden's new budget proposal. so the project you may not be aware, but it's going to extend bark from north san jose's station all the way down through downtown san jose. >> to santa clara, it would add 4 more stations along those 6 new miles of track. estimated to carry more than 50,000 passengers each and every day by the year 2040, other parts of the president's budget proposal include new taxes. >> on the ultra alexandra limon has the latest from dc. >> good morning. the president's budget proposa

customs enforcement. >> one day after his state of the union address, president biden traveled to wisconsin promoting the 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure plan he signed into law in november. he also spoke about the russian invasion of ukraine and expressed u.s. support for ukrainians and said the world is united in condemning the actions of vladimir putin. [cheers and applause] president biden: you know, i got to tell you a story. [laughter] hadn't went on this. when jill and i met and fell in love, she let me know her favorite day on the calendar was valentine's day. the first valentine's day that we were together when i was vice president, the vice president's office faces the eisenhower building, a big, granite building you see on the others of the white house, and there's a triple set of stairs coming down from that building, and they look right in the vice president's office as you go down, and the press comes down that way all the time. so the night before this thanksgiving -- this valentine's day, the first one, jill got the maintenance guys to bring up a 60-foot ladder. i think there are a tot

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a very untraditional look for a traditional custom here in the united states, the state of the union address, scotty will back to my find to be interesting. originally we sent you out there because there was this convoy of trucks and supposedly that they are still supposedly coming at some point. but after the president's speech, did you see any of that conway present today? any your travels around washington dc, preparing for tonight. i have not seen a single truck. i know the freedom usa convoy that was scheduled to make its way here from california. dissipated along the way or organizer. kyle seth check took the twitter of the last couple days to say that those members broke off to join other larger convoys that were making the way here to washington dc. i have not seen a single truck here. kyle, self check did hold on. he applied for a, a permit to hold a protest at the national mall. he was expecting hundreds of people to show out only a handful of people did. he did express express his displeasure with that and said he did plan to go through with all of these scheduled protests

customers. ♪. charles: folks, president biden's state. union, face its, disappointing on all fronts.hose looking for adjustments. on the economy he really missed the mark when it came to runaway inflation. now there are two sources of inflation. president biden's policies contributed to both. demand or pull inflation. this is economics 101. too much money chasing too few goods. it was ironic to hear president biden brag about the american rescue act, fighting inflation, putting food on the table rather than acknowledging that it actually sparked the current inflation spiral that has taken on a life of its own. prices began to rebound from years of drifting lower and lower. maybe that was the internet effect. president trump signed a 900 billion-dollar relief plan. we edged up a little bit. face it, costs erupted after president biden signed the rescue act that was march 11th, 2001. march was the last month that americans enjoyed real wage gains. there is cost or push inflation. president-elect biden declared war on fossil fuels and he actually followed up on that promise. west texas

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i had brandon judd, the president of the customs and border patrol union, at a hearing that we had to have offsite because speaker pelosi won't have the hearing on the topic in any of our hearing rooms. she won't let the committees of jurisdiction deal with it. so republicans are forced to go offsite to talk about this important topic. when i asked when i asked them who controls the borders, you or the cartels. and he said, that's the exact point. the cartels control the border. i said why don't you control the border? it's because of policies. >> do you need more policies? we had policies working to control the border. the border patrol controls it. we are not even on defense or in the field or the stadium because the pom cyst of this -- policies of this administration changed to give complete control of the border to our cartels and we need to talk about the problems that they are causing and that we should be able to help them and on the cartels, on par with the other threats with china, with russia, with iran, with north korea, with al qaeda, isis and the cartels should have the s

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union between great britain and northern ireland. samantha: but when the republic of ireland stayed part of europe, a customs border had to be put in place. unexpectedly, that's included northern ireland anit's infuriated the loca who are loyal to britain. samantha: i'm in the middle of the irish sea, and i've just crossed a new sea border that splits northern ireland from the rest of the country. it's come about because of brexit, and it's this border that could plunge northern ireland back into violent conflict. samantha: the new border came with a shock. customs checks are causing havoc with delays and soaring costs. the truckies are fed up. male: the paperwork trail is very hard. on several occasions just because of a paperwork glitch, we're having to wait hours. samantha: it's a choke on the economy. male: they have actually no idea how they fix this. samantha: but it's nothoke just hurting people's pockets. it's wounded their pride. and there are more protests expected against what's being called the british betrayal. samantha: but the biggest trouble is in belfast, and that's where we're going to really go and discover how the peo

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union? mike: most liquefied natural gas which is the alternative to the russian pipeline gas is predominately sold on long-term contracts to customers who agree to those terms for circumstances like this and want to be sure they have supplies if there were to be any concerns about reliable supplies. the amount of gas that can be redirected in the short term is much smaller than the amount contracted in the long term. we have shared discussions with various governments about what can be done in the short term in order to respond to potential tightness but those options are somewhat limited by the nature of these markets. taylor: can you comment on any pressure to divest assets? vesting assets in connection with russia or that region? do you have an update for that? mike: we have much less exposure to russia than some of the other companies you reported on. we do not produce oil or gas in russia. our only real exposure is part of an international consortium that has ownership of a piece of pipe that connects kazakhstan with the black sea. we are not a producer of oil and gas in russia, so the real issues have been with some of the oth

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customer account and who can forget the economic fall out? the sanctions on russia are already taking their toll throughout the european union . sanctions should always have a much larger effect on the russian side. done on our side. it's not our intention to impose sanctions to unnecessarily weaken our economy. but we are entering an unprecedented food crisis because other countries in the middle east or africa are very dependent on products from ukraine and russia to feed their population. the pandemic already saw an increase in malnutrition throughout africa. but now the new sanctions on russia are making things worse. russian fertilizer exports have been affected and the price of food and fuel is rising. the escalating ukraine crises has been a b, has a dental big bill to the east africa honda crisis at the moment. it has sent prices . oh, key communities such as agree, patella's that williams kind of broke antiques really impacting, especially the poorest and most vulnerable who was struggling with affording that the united nations is already speaking up about this you creating people are enduring, the living hell and the verb relations a

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customers. >>> 28 past the hour. for more on the president's state of the union address and where his agenda goes from here, i want todo, and julian castro, the former secretary for housing and urban development, 2020 democratic presidential candidate, also an nbc political analyst. it's great to see you all, dear friends. thank you for being with us. julian, i want to get your reaction to the president. he was very forceful, very directly speaking to putin about a third of his speech on ukraine. >> best part of his speech, i think. it rallied the folks in that room. oftentimes you see from the very beginning, republicans and democrats, you know, democrats will stand up and cheer, republicans will stay seated. but on this one, i thought people were pretty united. and he cast an us versus them, america standing up for freedom and democracy and opportunity and putin is the bad guy. i thought that was easily the best part of his speech. and it laid down a marker for direction that our country is going to go. >> christina, what did you think of the president spending up to a third of the speech specifically dealing with

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customers. >>> developing now, president biden issuing a rallying cry during his state of the union address tocy amid russia's invasion of ukraine. >> i know news about what's happening can seem alarming to all americans. but i want you to know we're going to be okay. we are stronger today than we were a year ago. and we'll be stronger a year from now than we are today. this is our moment to meet and overcome the challenges of our time. >> the address bringing a brief moment of unity to the capital with bipartisan cheers as the president reiterated his support for war torn ukraine while excoriating vladimir putin. president biden tackling multiple issues at home from the covid pandemic to surging inflation. not a new list of priorities but a few new programs, and a call. ticking through key issues, he's seeking congressional action on, build back better, gun control, immigration, and voting rights. >> one way to fight inflation is to drive down wages and make americans poorer, i think i have a better idea to fight inflation. lower your costs, not your wages. >> if i call on the senate to pass

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customers rush to purchase items before the shutdown. the swedish-based company says it is closing because of the invasion of ukraine, and supply chain issues. >>> a union has a sweet way to help war victims in ukraine. they are taking orders for a special cookie box. the proceeds, which will benefit world central kitchen, a group serving meals to ukrainian families fleeing the war. the cookie boxes are $35 for a dozen. orders start going out tomorrow through next friday. >> we are a really strong awesome community that can come together in our little part of the world, and have something to send to a part of the world that is really in need right now. >> they will also be making a famous ukrainian beet and cabbage soup. proceeds from that will also go to the world central kitchen. >>> many people have been wondering how to help. we have posted a list of organizations providing aid to the people of ukraine during this crisis. you can find the link at the top of the page at kpix.com. >>> coming up, governor newsom must overhaul how we think about mental illness. how a bold new plan will create new courts to help tackle homelessness. >>> a postal service

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customs officials in france have seized a giant yacht owned by the rosneft ceo. the seizure is a part of european unionions against russia. according to french authorities, the yacht was docked near marseilles, be prepared for urgent departure. the australian continent is open to taurus and workers after western australia reopened its borders today. it comes after nearly two years of strict travel bans. the move brings western australia in line with the rest of the world, leaving hg kong and china with effectively closed borders and strict quarantine regimes. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. it was a wild day for gas as european prices roared to a record before slumping just as quickly admitted europe's continuing dependency on russia. sanctions are punishing russia's wealthiest business people, including the country's leader, and coul

custom ink has hundreds of products to help you feel connected. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com >>> well, the european union's foreign affairs commission says children have arrived in the e.u. and 800,000 people have applied for protection. meanwhile, european leaders say this refugee crisis must not in any way mirror the migrant crisis of 2015 that exposed a lot of in fighting and the shortcomings of europe's asylum system. they have apparently agreed on a bloc-wide program for registering refugees and coordinating transportation. this does not involve quotas. more than 400,000 people used to live in mariupol before russia's invasion but less than half of that number remains. the city's mayor is calling for a full evacuation, but he says the evacuation corridors are largely under the control of russian forces. cnn's ivan watson spoke with residents who made it out of mariupol but are very much unsure of their next move. >> shattered by russian artillery. the windshield of a car that a ukrainian family used to make the two-day escape from the besieged city of mariupol. we meet natalia shortly after her family reaches relativ

union, the governor suggested rebate checks sent directly to california drivers. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the skyrocketing cost of gas is trickling down to ride share customers. lyft is adding a temporary fuel surcharge to help drivers cover the rising cost after gas at the pump. lyft has not said how much it will cost. uber implemented a cost last week. it's 45 cents to 50 cents per trip. >>> it's a growing problem -- accidental overdoses on drugs laced with fentanyl are increasingly common and some bay area activists want to do something about it. they have been stocking clubs and bars even tattoo parlors with fentanyl test strips. the team even launched a website for their nonprofit so you can buy your own. >> in oakland, we have had the opportunity to spend a little over a year trying to actually tame it a little bit and use the number of accidental overdoses. >> reporter: >> interest and concern is so high the group currently sold out of the test strips. they say people are going to experiment any way and it shouldn't be a life or death decision. lots of bar also stock narcan which can reverse some opioid overdoses. >>> up next, welcome back. how san fr

customer smile. we're just about ten minutes away from the start of president biden state of the union address. from the u.s. house chamber where there is a lot of people. this was down to about 200 members of congress last year because of covid restrictions. this year, we're back to what looks like an almost normal sized crowd, it could be up to 1600 people for this event. we have members on the floor of the house. we'll also have members in the gallery tonight as people spread out. house speaker nancy pelosi. i was gonna say, they suspended the mask rule, that's why you see only a few people wearing the masks in the chamber. let's listen to the speaker, for a moment. >> the joint session will come to order. the chair appoints as members of the committee on the part of the house to escort the president of the united states into the chambers. the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. cline were. the gentleman from -- the gentlewoman from massachusetts, miss clark. the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffries. the gentleman from new york, the star sean -- >> spe