is a double and so common are china in and then the south china sea on straight the and the east coast of china, where thomas light lot are import of energy and resources on which china depend. so you, you are in china, you feel threatened. obviously. that's why john is now building is what the navy and trying to please is military assets. but these are defensive measures and to hide this and saying that thomas intend on killing americans. i mean, this is really a l, an exaggeration and, and hoping it too much. because gordon jang, i sort of par with him or which for the years ago when i was in london on a, b, b, c. at that time, he was already detecting the collapse of china, and he's very famous for his book. 20 years ago. protecting the common collapse of charter has been talking about it over 20. it's honest, going, stronger and stronger. so, and now of course is typing. it is now are working for the republicans with a lot of best interests, including the military industrial complex. so if there is a war that would benefit at these vested interests, and hence this remark and, and, and hopin

comes at a time where china is announcing more military exercises in the coming days off the east coast of china well as full military drills in the south china sea starting tonight until 8:00 p.m. sunday and this comes after the u.s. last sunday launch their biggest military exercise with the -- with the philippines. so you can see that the posturing is getting ahead of diplomacy. haidi: stephen engle their and you can get a roundup of the stories. plumes are some primers can go to db go in the bloomberg anywhere app. -- dayb in the bloomberg anywhere app. customize to get news on the things you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: shares of rocky 10 bank still untreated. for more let's go to hong kong. we are still awaiting trading to start. what performance can we expect today? annabelle: when you look at the spread we still have a way to go on matching. the number has been jumping around a bit since tokyo open 20 minutes ago and and what we can expect from the performance there is a more recent guide amount another japanese bank had their own ipo back in march and now the stock has s

: the head of the pentagon office investigating ufos told a senate subcommittee the sightings are concentrated off the east and west coast of the u.s., in the middle east, and the south china. the camera is watching another drone when an oblong object flies past. this time an infrared sensor was able to get a different view and identify it as a commuter airliner. >> there is a whole eet them. >> reporter: the pentagon says there is still no credible evidence any of the unidentified objects came from outer sp pentagon. >>> in new york city tonight, the investigation continues into the deadly collapse at a nearly century old parking garage. newly released video shows the concrete floors collapsing like a stack of pancake, killing one person and leaving five others injured. the building had been cited for multiple maintenance violations going back 20 years. workers are now demolishing what is left of that garage. >>> tonight tornado watches are posted in parts of at least six states from nebraska to texas. the storms could bring baseball-sized hail near omaha, and down to oklahoma city. tomorrow severe weather could impact 17 million people from st. louis to dallas. >>> netfl

: the head of the pentagon office investigating ufos told a senate subcommittee the sightings are concentrated off the east and west coast of the u.s., in the middle east, and the south chinais watching another drone when an oblong object flies past. this time, an infrared sensor was able to get a different view and identify it as a commuter airliner. >> there's a whole fleet of them. >> reporter: the pentagon says there is still no credible evidence any of the unidentified objects came from outer space. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> norah: there are new details in the investigation into that deadly collapse of a new york city parking garage. that's coming up next. that's coming up next. e's pro-vn formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. if his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your fa

vonnie: china is planning to carry out a string of military drills in the waters of is east coast and in the south china sea. this comes amid tensions with taiwan and the u.s.. a statement by chinese officials warns of military activity near the port city until noon on tuesday. the u.s. and philippines are holding military exercises through next week. the bbo seat says it will assure that rates are appropriate to maintain the stability of the banking sector. interest-rate risks need to serious attention as china draws a lesson from the beat -- recent u.s. turmoil. inflation will pick up in the coming months, slower consumer prices trigger worries. canada's police force is investing in a heist at the airport, the royal canadian mounted police say they are looking into a gold robbery. gold mined in canada can travel through the airport honestly to customers around the world. space x's attempts to send us -- a rocket into space ended in a blast. the launch was crucial for a starship and meant to show the vehicle could reach a space. shortly after the explosion, the ceo tweeted that the n

east coast. this is an area where china deployed aircraft carrier group shun don't to earlier last weekend when they of for the 1st time tried to test whether they can conduct the landing and take off operation of their fighter jets from the east coast of taiwan. and after that was successful, it was experts alarmed and also warned, it could potentially increase the block case scenario that china can carry out around time one in the future. on the economic front, china has launched an investigation on taiwan trade restrictions on products from the mainland china. what is the likely reaction inside taiwan? the likely reaction to similar measures in the past has always been that how many government have to scramble and try to find alternative markets for all these products and commodities stop could potentially now be on the band list of china. because as we know, a lot of the commodities still are mostly going out to the chinese market and the chinese economy can market continues to be very prominent featured in tiny ones, economic exports. so i think right now the 20 government will have to work with t

of seeking taiwanese independence. following the meeting, taiwan's defence minister said a chinese aircraft carrier and three chinese warships had been detected 200 nautical miles off taiwan's east coast. here's kevin mccarthy responding to warnings from chinaneed for retaliation. but the one thing i would say to china too, at no time, i am the speaker of the house. there is no place that china is going to tell me where i can go or who i can speak to, whether you be foe or whether you be friend. researchers studying how ice sheets melt say new findings suggest antarctica's glaciers could retreat 20 times faster than previously thought. the study looked at how ice melted in norway thousands of years ago and found it reduced by 600 metres a day. doctor christine batchelor from newcastle university in the uk led the study and she joins me now. thank you forjoining us. what did your findings demonstrate? we anal sed your findings demonstrate? - analysed sea floor riches of norway to show the rate at which the ice sheet which occurred during the last ice age reduced during a period of climate warming broadly comparable with what we have going on today. i am so sorry, i cannot hear you. hagar am so sorry, i cannot hear you. how is that relevant _

of seeking taiwanese independence. following the meeting, taiwan's defence minister said a chinese aircraft carrier and three chinese warships had been detected 200 nautical miles off taiwan's east coast. here's kevin mccarthy responding to warnings from chinana — there's no need for retaliation. but the one thing i will say to china too, at no time — i am the speaker of the house — there is no place that china is going to tell me where i can go or who i can speak to, whether you be foe or you be friend. earlier, president tsai thanked the us congress for standing by taiwan, but sounded the alarm on the threats to the island. it is no secret that today the peace that we have maintained and the democracy which we have worked hard to build are facing unprecedented challenges. we once again find ourselves in a world where democracy is under threat. our north america correspondent david willis is following developments. the backdrop could hardly have been more american, could it? the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, and the two speaking there against the backdrop of the blue—and—white boeing aeroplane that ronald reagan used to fly on when he was president back in the 1980s. as far as president tsai is concerned, w

east coast of the united states when i'm talking to you from dubai. and the whole of the middle east is engaged in massive solar projects. china to the east to this studio is, is, i mean, you can't underestimate the amount that they're working on, or whether president lula is stopping of all the deforestation in the amazon. what happy with joe biden, so little a railway link he's talking about on the east coast. well, i'm somewhat happy with it. of course, i'm happier about it because it's part of a much larger package of initiatives that he'll be pursuing. it might be worth noting in this connection the part of while i'm not really engaged in the politics of washington. one thing i am aware of is that there is a kind of growing readiness from the arctic. some republicans to sort of join forces with certain democrats on various infrastructure bills, various productive renewal type bills and package. a major piece of legislation that i crafted for roadrunner on the one hand, and mark of rubio is a republican in the senate. on the other hand, is devoted specifically to that and we're getting republican support for that. but here's where the war comes into

chinese aircraft carrier currently 200 nautical miles of taiwan�*s east coast, so that could be possibly one of the responses we are seeing from chinat interested in using taiwan as a weapon but is the us actually trying to change the status quo on taiwan as we see this series of meetings? i do think that — this series of meetings? i do think that the _ this series of meetings? i do think that the chinese - this series of meetings? i it think that the chinese have to be worried that they�*ve seen two meetings with the speaker of the house in less than a year and that this is going to become a new precedent. they see it as a meeting with the third—highest official in the us government, which they would claim as a violation of us commitment to maintaining unofficial relations with taiwan. of course we have frequently had meetings with economic officials and technical officials but they see this as a signal of political physiology which they certainly are going to be very worried about. i do think that there is a little bit too much discussion as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley said, little bit too much discussion abo

east coast. here's kevin mccarthy responding to warnings from china of escalating tensions.need for retaliation. but the one thing i would say to china too, at no time, i am the speaker of the house. there is no place that china is going to tell me where i can go or who i can speak to, whether you be foe or whether you be friend. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent shaimaa khalil in tokyo who has been closely following events and i asked her what taiwan reacting. the warships in taiwan are closely monitoring the chinese aircraft carrier which has passed through taiwanese south—eastern waters. we understand radars and chinese warships are as close as 5—6 nautical miles and we understand from the taiwan defence ministry that the aircraft carrier has passed through a strait between taiwan and the philippines and went into south—eastern taiwanese waters. we heard from the time in his defence minister who said while the aircraft carrier is in training, the timing of its presence in that area is quite sensitive and of course the timing is referring to is the meeting between the

really began here in shanghai. far away from the arctic, the metropolis on the east china sea coast is threatened by the melting of the arctic ice pack flooding has become a regular occurrence here and the effects of global warming mean the situation is getting worse. in future, rising sea levels could leave parts of shanghai permanently under water. for years, the chinese have presented this argument at international conferences. beijing says it's obliged to be active in the arctic to help save the climate. this you will be a watch which climate change global warming and the melting of the arctic ice don't just have an impact on climate. they also have direct effects on china's agriculture. aquaculture and livestock breeding should come. so that's why china is actively taking part time in combating climate change in the arctic to their waterloo. while climate protection is a valid concern, that's hardly the only reason. china is now active in the arctic. there are 3 priorities for china and the polar region festival security, and that includes traditional and non traditional security. i resources and in the most

of rain to possibly fall over the next 3 days. that brings flooding concerns. and that'll move further east to japan. by the end of the week. ah, all county, the coast is roches shift towards china. you on a serious trip to the us dollar ukraine, check to receive the items 1st late and granted to a country at war. plus, sure lanka secured a bailout, the combination of trade its way back to economic growth to the cost on al jazeera . i care about helping you with engaging with the rest of the world. we're really interested in taking you into a play. you might not visit otherwise. it feels that you were there. lou. ah, oh, come back watching, i'll just hear a time to recap our headlines. russia is accusing you crate of orchestrating a bomb attack that killed a prominent military blogger on sunday. the law land petoskey was as a cafe in st. petersburg, female suspects has been arrested and questions. former kosovo president hush. in fact, she and 3 politicians have pleaded not guilty to war crimes charges at the hague. the case states back to the period during and shortly after the cost of a war, the end of the 1990 s. former u. s. president. donald trump is due to fly to new york.

the metropolis on the east china sea coast is threatened by the melting of the arctic ice pack. flooding has become a regular occurrence here. and the effects of global warming mean the situation is getting worse. in future, rising sea levels could leave parts of shanghai permanently under water. the years, the chinese have presented this argument at international conferences. beijing says it's obliged to be active in the arctic to help save the climate. this year will be a watch which climate change global warming and the melting of the arctic ice don't just have an impact on our climate. they also have direct effects on china's agriculture, aquaculture and livestock breeding sionna. so that's why china is actively taking part time in combating climate change in the arctic to their waterloo. while climate protection is a valid concern. that's hardly the only reason. china is now active in the arctic. there are 3 priorities for china in the polar region, 1st of all security, and that includes traditional and non traditional security. i resources and in the most broadest sense of the word

northern parts of africa, fi and dry here. temperature started to recover to the north east, and we got some showers for the gulf of guinea. ah, on counting the coast is roches shift towards china's you on a serious trip to the u. s. dollar ukraine set to receive b. i. m. s 1st lane granted to a country at war, plus sher lanka, ha, secure the bailout combination of trade its way back to economic growth to the cost on al jazeera ah, investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera is artificial intelligence spiraling out of control. today we explore the dramatic rise of a i developed with tech giants advocating a pause. can we strike a balance between progress and possible threats? this is inside story. ah, welcome to the program as large language models like chat gpc for unleash unprecedented capabilities, generating airily human like responses. they also have the potential to create unforeseen threats. a eyes rapid rise sparks, urgent questions about our ability to manage it. i'm several venues and those were not my words. none of them. we asked artificial intelligence to write the introduction of this program. our point a, i has just got a whole lot smart

that rain which comes into good parts of western and central china easing further east with them as we go on through sunday, the heavy right pushing across the east coast as well. but ahead of that, as you can see 22 celsius in. so some lovely sunshine continuing here, and a similar picture there to for to pants and not too much rain in the forecast. not too much right in the forecast across india over the next hour. so, but some lie, be storm still a possibility. little more cloud around that increasing cloud and those storms which could be very heavy at times push over to was at east to sort of in the $39.00 celsius in calcutta. so at last we getting back below 30 degrees after our recent very hot spell of weather that heavy rain will make its way across bangladesh. east is across the far north, east of india shall, is tucking their way and across eastern parts of india all the way to the south. ah, this is an enormous emergency for literally billions of the world's population earth rise explores how different fades across the globe are rallying communities. we are actually caretaker's, of here in a mission to rebuild our broken relationship with the

coast of china and the island of taiwan. and also were told, taking part has been the aircraft carrier, the shan, done to the north, east of taiwan. actually quite close to some of the southern islands of japan. it's been conducting aircraft drills, it's aircraft, taking off and then landing again, back on the carrier, according to beijing they have been rehearsing for what it says would be precision strike some targets in the island of taiwan as part of a overall exercise of effectively laying siege to the island as a warning, it says to so called separatist forces in the island of taiwan to stop them colluding with what it calls foreign entities. thailand, army is putting up temporary shelters for thousands of refugees fleeing conflict in me and ma, at least 10000 people have crossed into thailand in the past week to escape fighting between groups and the border guard force. title, thirties, have said they will send refugees back to me and when the violence stops, tony ching is monitoring the situation from bangkok. this particular instant took place just outside the town of shore cocoa. it's a huge developments set up by chine

coast of china and the island of taiwan. and also were told, taking part has been the aircraft carrier, the shan don't to the north, east of taiwan. actually quite close to some of the southern islands of japan. it's been conducting aircraft drilled at that craft, taking off and then landing again, back on the carrier, according to beijing they have been rehearsing for what it says would be precision strike some targets in the island of taiwan as part of a overall exercise of effectively laying siege to the island as a warning, it says to so called separatist forces in the island of taiwan to stop them colluding with what it calls foreign entities. and meanwhile, raw, the americans are sending a message of their own that's right away, but the announcement that they sent us a guided missile destroy, which the u. s. s. mil yes, has conducted what the us call a freedom of navigation exercise. this has been a passage which has gone close to the sprightly islands these that the disputed islands in the south china sea laid claim to and occupied by china, and also the territorial waters around bumble, though that's not recognized by the

possession of the coast of china and the coast of indo china, which had been united them by the vichy french on the north or the of japan themselves reaching down almost to northern luzon on the east of unmandated islands, which japan had occupied and its fortified in absolute violation of a written word islands that between hawaii and the philippines, these islands, hundreds of them apparently as dots on most maps, do not appear, but they cover a large strategic area. guam lies, in the middle of them alone outpost which we have never thought. under the washington treaty of 1921. we solemnly agreed not to add to the fortification of the philippines. we had no safe base there, so we could not use the islands for extensive naval operations. immediately after this war, i started japanese forces moved down on either side, the philippines, more numerous points south of them, thereby completely insert the philippines from north and south and east and west. it is that complete certain with control of the air by a japanese land based aircraft, which has prevented us from sending substantial of men and materiel to the gallant defenders. the philippines for 40 years. the law has been our st

sightings the head of the pentagon 's ufo investigation told a senate committee that sightings are concentrated off the east and west coasts of the us in the middle east and the south chinare is a second video of the camera watching another drone as an oblong object flies past, this time the infrared sensor was able to get a different view and identify it as small aviation aircraft that there is no reliable evidence that any of the unidentified objects came from space. recorded downed objects have risen from 144 to 510. many of them have been interpreted as balloons, drones or birds, and almost half remains controversial work must continue and it must be funded by the us government because we still do not have all the data and no answers. just a month after the publication of the ufo theory, the pentagon began increased air patrols. space on the subject of visitors from deep space fologists claim that they can use liquid water as fuel , which explains why they targeted our galaxy and our planet earth. january surprises you , we have to find out if these balls are a threat not only to the us but to the whole world. we know so little about what is happening outside of our

sightings the head of the pentagon 's ufo investigation told a senate committee that sightings are concentrated off the east and west coasts of the us in the middle east and the south chinaea. here is a second video of a camera watching another drone as an oblong object flies past, this time the infrared sensor was able to get a different view and identify it as an aircraft. small aviation he claims that while there is no credible evidence that any of the unidentified objects came from outer space. asia is watching a second similar strike drone. and what is highlighted in red circle is an object that flies at high speed, very close to our drones. everyone considered this gap an anomalous phenomenon. at least simply, because he moved at supersonic speed. the number of reported downed objects rose from 144 to 510 many of them were interpreted as balloons , drones or birds, while almost half remains unidentified this work must continue and it must be funded by the us government because we have all the data and no answers just a month after the publication of the ufo theory, the pentagon began increased patrolling of the airspace for guests from deep space i assure you that

east coast. the move follows a meeting in california between the taiwanese president and the speaker of the us house of representatives. chinas provocative. our correspondent shaimaa khalil has been closely following events. she's in tokyo. good to see you. what are taiwanese officials saying?— officials saying? they are saying that taiwan's _ officials saying? they are saying that taiwan's warships - officials saying? they are saying that taiwan's warships are - officials saying? they are saying l that taiwan's warships are closely monitoring the chinese aircraft carrier, the shandon, which has passed through taiwanese south—eastern waters, we understand that radars and taiwanese warships are as close as five or six nautical miles. we also understand from the taiwanese defence ministry that the aircraft carrier past through the flashy straight between taiwan and the philippines and then went into south—eastern taiwanese waters. we also heard from the taiwanese defence minister, who said that while the aircraft carrier is in training, the timing of its presence in that area is quite sensitive. and of course, the timing he is

of some cargo vessels and other ships. chinese aircraft carrier also spotted off taiwan's east coast , the taiwanese government says that's an unprecedented move. china's aircraft carrier has conducted more than 20 training missions, but this is the first time it has sailed out of the south china sea. we will keep a close watch. meanwhile on mainland china francis president emmanuel macron. is leading a european delegation that is meeting with chinese president xi in milan. amy kellogg, ktvu, fox two news leaders indonesia declared a local emergency because of a broken water transmission line had broken a landslide last week near 6 80 fairfield. the city says it hopes to test the bypass waterline tomorrow to try and restore the service there. city officials say if those tests are successful, they will be able to bring in water from lake berryessa and the delta once again, but the water flow will be lower than usual. for now, the city is asking venetia residents to cut water use by 40% you're looking at live pictures as a repair work. it's underway there from sky fox. we'll keep an eye on it for you. the environmental protection agency says bolero has a

east coast next week. what does the nomination of william lie to run for president by the ruling party need for relations between taiwan and china? so i think the nomination and confirmation for the lie to be calm, the presidential candidate for there are 2024 presidential election, just shows that the ruling party is going to double down on their emphasis on time one sovereignty. and at the same time deepening ties with the united states and with lie confirmed as their candidate if he becomes the tony's president, we could expect aging toughening measures and also responses to any type of taiwanese international in foreign policy decisions. because the little gift is ism and suspicion on lie, it's even higher compared to beijing. curren suspicion on the outgoing president tying when so it is indeed a development that could of further heighten the tension across the town. one street, if he becomes the president after the 2024 presidential election, william yang and ty pay, thank you. thank you. in the netherlands, french president, a manual ma crohn has been giving his key speech outlining his vision for the future of europe as

of some cargo vessels and other ships. chinese aircraft carrier also spotted off taiwan's east coast , the taiwanese government says that's an unprecedented move. china'sier has conducted more than 20 training missions, but this is the first time it has sailed out of the south china sea. we will keep a close watch. meanwhile on mainland china francis president emmanuel macron. is leading a european delegation that is meeting with chinese president xi in milan. amy kellogg, ktvu fox. two news city leaders in venetia declared a local emergency because of a broken water transmission line broken a landslide last week near 6 80 in fairfield. the city says it hopes to test a bypass waterline tomorrow. to try and restore service. city officials say. if those tests are successful, they will be able to bring in water from lake berryessa and the delta once again, but that water flow will be lower than usual. for now, the city is asking venetia residents to cut their water use by 40% our time now, 9 26. the epa says bolero has agreed to improve safety at its refinery and venetia and also pay more than a million dollars in fines. the e p a says the settlement sett

coast of china. that gives them effective control over all of the eastern park or the east asia. 70% of global commercely just shut us down. they could clamp down and close down our economy. like covid times 50. i would be a strategic major moment in world history not a good one for america. >> jesse: maybe you should be secretary of state instead of blinken. throttling into war in the pacific and blinksen is out to lunch. i will give you the last word. >> hopefully he is out to lunch somewhere in asia. that's where we need to be focused on building alliances with japan and south korea and all these country want to be helpful. japanese are very capable. australians as well. not to be us alone. all the countries have an interest there. we need to take that seriously. i'm concerned about joe biden. if i were the chinese -- if i were the chinese and joe biden is the 39, they are trying to figure out we need to could this while that guy is still there. >> jesse: i think russia thought the same thing with ukraine. senator, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me on. >> jesse: this is what it is like to

of war make them vulnerable. beijing, china, is in a high risk area. 250 million people living there. but even in places where there's not anyone living like in siberia up on the east coast, that's a methane bomb. if the heat wave melts the permafrost there that means a heat wave for everybody heating up the planet. but this is looking at the most vulnerable spots. >> and are these areas we're looking at or where are those? >> it just means sort of the green or vast majority of the planet has a moderate risk of this happening. heat waves that wouldn't have happened in a century are happening in less time than that. so they're calling for leaders to prepare accordingly. you kind of have to prepare for a heat emergency you can't even imagine in some temperate zones. that means cooling centers, that means thinking about maximum work hours. and some of these temperatures we're seeing more and more of the human body can't tolerate them for more than an hour at a time. so this has an effect on both the economy, on human health, on agriculture and just on overall preparation. heat is the number one killer. it's the sort of the invisible one that doesn't make for great pictures

of china. we could see some possible flooding with that. and those showers and storms extends down to the south coast. there will push further east into shanghai, knocking the temperature down over the next few days. and we could see some more severe storms and showers, affecting southern and eastern areas of india over the next few days, much dryer along that western coast. the rain picks up however, in the northwest as it starts to ease in the northeast, pulling away from bangladesh, moving internet pole and bu time. but we've got some hefty showers to come from northern areas of pakistan, some snow on the mountains, and we will see those start to work their way into northern areas of india over the next few days. but temperatures still sitting high, new delhi, sing 3033 degrees celsius on monday. that's the weather. ah, put off the law. will the law with neither side, going to negotiate. if the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's leadership increasingly fragile? what will us politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look. good us politics, the bottom line. what happens in new.

of china, we could see some possible flooding with that. and those showers and storms extends down to the south coast. that will push further east into shanghai. knocking attempted down over the next few days. and we could see the more severe storms and showers, affecting southern and eastern areas of india over the next few days. much dryer along that western coast, the rain picks up however, in the northwest as it starts to ease in the northeast, pulling away from bangladesh, moving internet pole, and boom, time. but we've got some hefty showers to come from northern areas of pakistan and snow on the mountains. and we will see those start to work their way into northern areas of india over the next few days. but temperatures still fitting high new delhi thing. $3033.00 degrees celsius on monday that to weather ah o gone. a time of spirituality reflection and gratitude raise the flags all the floods every color. i wonder, is there a world well, how leo hau reveals the stories behind some of the arab world songs and taunts for the holy month. you'll need this song, touched the hearts of all arrows. what amadon songs on al jazeer

china and russia. and we will definitely bring them to a new level. the may think i'm so phases russ's, pacific fleet, conductors snap exercises, of the country's east and coast russian. naval vessels have been put on high alert to test their readiness. amid soaring tensions with western powers over the green conflicts, all the correspondent donald holder was able to see 1st hand the scope and scale of the drills. today the grantee is carrying out its part of the snap naval drills called by the defense ministry to test the combat readiness of russia's far east fleet in the event of an enemy attack. this involves linking up with 3 other anti submarine vessels and conducting mass firing drills alongside them in formation with this helicopter that's going to seek and identify targets in the water for the ships to launch torpedoes that we're also going to see, by the way, the might of these torpedoes in action today. so without further ado, let's get right into it. mm hm. mm. mm. with where they'd be on there for, you know, that things were out at sea with the corvette garage empty meeting loud and english. it's a very young ship, just 4 years of age as well as a

east coast, breaking news a coalition of u.s. lawmakers touching down in taiwan to meet with vice president hours after kevin mccarthy historic meeting with taiwanese president in california yesterday, mccarthy said he will not allow china to dike at a time what united states can do, senator tom cotton here to weigh in on this, markets under selling pressure a mixed story in fact dow industrials now highs of the morning up 53. on the dow the nasdaq down 12 points s&p higher by 5 1/2, a little bit of buying this morning, taking markets better than expected right here ahead of jobs data we are waiting on initial jobless claims out 30 minutes' time, then the march jobs' report out tomorrow morning from the labor department weaker-than-expected adp number drove fears of recession dow industrials higher by 80 nasdaq del 129, at 4:00 wall street, n european markets this morning trading higher, take a look at eurozone ft 10060 cac quarante up 27 dax higher by 70 points right now, in asia overnight, mixed story korea, japan down, about 1 1/4 one one-half% "mornings with maria" is live. >> "daily mail" alleges vice president joe biden pushed ukraines to expand fracking after hunter biden joined the board of burisma the report si

coast, midnight on the east. i'm trace gallagher. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: is this what china means by a resolute response? taiwan residence waking up to the site ofg that suspicious vessels would be boarded an inspected. somebody that taiwan said they would never do and never allow. all this in response too taiwan's president meeting with the u.s. speaker, kevin mccarthy in california and the growing frequency of u.s. delegations visiting taiwan. the latest today.

coast, midnight on the east. i'm trace gallagher. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: is this what china means by a resolute response? taiwan residence waking up to the site of chinese navy warships encircling their island and threats from beijing that suspicious vessels would be boarded an inspected. somebody that taiwan said they would never do and never allow. all this in response too taiwan's president meeting with the u.s. speaker, kevin mccarthy in california and the growing frequency of u.s. delegations visiting taiwan. the latest today. and with the backdrop of china, russia and other countries taking aim at the u.s. dollar. promising an alternative currency of their own. then there's china itself inserting itself and more conflicts. playing everything from peace maker. we have you covered on growing frick tions in taipei. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. we have a busy show. let's go to aishah hasnie on taipei trying to see what's going on. aishah? >> hi, neil. good to see you. so absolutely we expected to see some kind of response from china to these back-to-back meetings not only with kevin mccarthy but now this delegation that landed today. they're due

east coast, 2:30 out west. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for being with us diplomatic tensions between the u.s. and china were on full display yesterday as house speaker kevin mccarthy met with the president of a bipartisan congressional delegation hosted a series of meetings at the ronald reagan presidential library in southern california it was the highest level government reception of a taiwanese leader on american soil in decades. taiwan's president praised members of congress for their unwavering support meanwhile, as you'd expect china was quick to condemn both the united states and taiwan for the visit saying it planned to take resolute actions to respond to the, quote, provocation. at a press conference speaker mccarthy said there was no intention of provoking beijing >> i'm the speaker of the house. there's no place that china is going to tell me i i can go or who i can speak to whether i be foe or friend. one thing i hope all countries see we're united in the same approach together on both sides, and we're going to speak with one voice when it comes to china or any others when we look to foreign policy >> meanwhile on the heels of that visit yesterday, house foreign affairs chairma

of the hour just after 8:00 here on east coast. chinese president, xi jinping, spoke with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy by phone this morning he said he is pushing for peace and chinaks. president zelenskyy tweeted about the call a short time ago, calling it long and meaningful, and this is the first time they have spoke since russia invaded ukraine. >> yeah, we have heard from president biden as well as some of the european counterparts urging xi jinping to talk to zelenskyy, and zelenskyy believes if he understands he would side with them, and xi did host putin and visited moscow not long ago, but this is not that but it's a step forward. as pressure mounts to try and find some sort of diplomatic solution to this battle, potentially after ukraine's counter offensive, this is a step in the right direction. we will see what it yields and if china is going to change its stance to moscow the u.s. has been clear that beijing has been helping moscow all along, at least economically during this invasion >> joe, it's a phone call, and it's a step but there's a lot of frustration around the world that president xi has not applied more pressure on putin >> well, willie, th