for financing industrial cooperation projects within the eaeu, as the official representative of the ec and yamalkin said, a meeting of the intergovernmental council will be held on october 20 and 21 , the heads of government will also touch upon the removal of obstacles in the development market information system of mutual trade of joint projects on import substitution and distribution of customs duties. the commission will inform the intergovernmental council of the preparation of international agreements on the formation of a common market for gas, oil and petroleum products, the implementation in the eu of the main directions of industrial cooperation , the functioning of the russian industrial zone in the economic zone of the suez canal. for the development of electronic commerce, the intergovernmental council plans to sign an agreement on the rules for the issuance and circulation of warehouse certificates for agricultural products. well, the eurozone economy can no longer withstand the sanctions blow imposed by the united states of mass demonstrations in germany, gaining new str

krymka operation and export support ec is preparing new development mechanisms belarusian agro-industrial complex is working steadily and our positions in the world market are comments from the relevant department and china is facing a record budget this we will not only tell in the next few minutes on the air the news of the economy in the studio. alina paw. good morning, the trade surplus has exceeded $3 billion, according to the ministry of economy. this affects the stability of the financial and foreign exchange market due to this, including payments on all social issues. on the whole , the belarusian foreign economic activity shows a record positive trade balance, which indicates the balance of the economy, its recovery and growth trend. the eurasian economic commission is preparing new mechanisms for the development of industrial cooperation and supplies to the external circuit. this was discussed in moscow at the international export forum. according to the experts of the commission in the current geopolitical situation, it is important to use the integration potential of the eaeu

is underway on a joint transport and logistics mega-industry, as noted by the chairman of the board, ec. mikhail myasnikovich the project provides for a large-scale digitalization of transport corridors. now an agreement on customs transit is being prepared. i suggested it to my colleagues. they now agree with this, so that this agreement is not only for five states, so that it is 5 plus. that is, so that third countries could join. uh, here's the customs transit agreement and so. we would not be limited to these national borders, we would work, including with friendly countries such as china and others, where there are very large flows. especially that concerning. china europe and back in addition, the eu and the sco agreed to continue work in the field of mutual settlements in national currencies and the integration of foreign exchange payment systems. but here the west continues, the militant degradation of norway is strengthening its military presence near its oil infrastructure around the fields and underwater pipelines, warships and aircraft oil in the car continue to extend nato,

two more documents relate to the provision of pensions for employees of the ec, and the eu court, as well as the implementation of audit activities in the countries of the five. in china, today they celebrate the national holiday proclamation day of the people's republic of china on the central beijing square in the presence of thousands of people held a flag-raising ceremony. in honor of the 73rd national day of the country on the solemn day of the president of the people's republic of china, ping sits congratulated president of belarus alexander lukashenko noted that china is taking decisive steps to realize the goal of the second century of becoming a more modern, prosperous and strong state. belarusian-chinese cooperation is enriched with new elements every day and is consistently strengthened , president alexander lukashenko also emphasized. confirmed that minsk remains an active participant in the one train one way initiative and its integration with the eurasian economic union, together with beijing, contributes to the formation of a new fair world of order, where the voice of

ec is pushing oil exporters to speak not only about the russian federation because, well, the first stepe, it can be extended by maintaining a ceiling on our oil, which is produced in russia but, in principle, the next step is calculated and predicted, in principle, such a ceiling can be applied to the oil that is produced in the countries of the guardianship, but also in principle, if we talk about all chests of e, agricultural products. steel mineral fertilizers, respectively, this ceiling can also be applied. this certainly undermines the principles of the market and the countries and companies that are engaged in the production of the supply of wet e raw materials in the market. uh, there's no interest in having this tool worked on an important task. the challenge is to ensure that security. this is the task of protecting against fair prices in the market and the task of protecting market share. therefore, in principle, one can expect what will happen to this. this is a crisis situation that is created in the short-term and long- term. it will lead to the fact that this market, the g

and new initiatives on industrial cooperation and settlements in national currencies, chairmen of the ec, microelectronics of the union state reshaping the industry to meet market demands new flights and new routes who have little soul, as well as pension provision. what can be expected next year in this area of ​​interest? we are talking about the most notable events in economy with you svetlana lukinyuk. hello, the current synchronization in space and nuclear power plants has been signed into law for the artification of the protocol on amendments to the treaty on the eurasian economic union, which provides for its comprehensive adjustment , taking into account the law of applicable practice. all innovations are aimed at improving the business and investment climate in the five countries. what is the life of the eaeu today, industrial cooperation sco interaction and settlements in national currencies the main points of growth of the eurasian economic union the main thing is to choose the right areas where first of all , it is necessary to launch projects today, among them aircraft pharm

. >> --ec righteous. >> presumably. >> yes. and it was a form of psychic income that they'd never -- >> andnc also income income. talk about the money alex jones made. i'll get to the platforms in a second, but he started talking about incessantly. and again, when people say just asking questions, you really have to wonder what's going on. that's an excuse for a lot of stuff. it's veryke famous -- tucker carlson does it, joe rogan does it sometimes. >> and a lot of people are saying -- >> right. a lot of people are saying just asking questions. which i never say, by the way. of course i'm asking questions. [laughter] talk about -- i'm just asking questions here. [laughter] so -- [inaudible] tucker carlson. anyway, and ill allow -- i'll throw sean hannity in two. so -- too. so he was making money. he started doing it, and it looked good for ratings, correct? n i often decry people are like, click bait, but in this case, he saw the numbers. so when alex jones started getting called on the carpet for this around 2014, '15, '16, he

ec staff feel the applicant did a pretty good evidentlier to talk to maybies willing to talk to them.ound limit for indoor am my flied sound. this is currently approved at 96cba across back. we're also reding i am ply pieed sound with what the application and thursday through saturday until 3 month. for the applicant may be amenable which is sunday and thursday until 10:00 am. and friday and start, until 10:00 p.m. here to speak this evening with a general manager, ryan sherman. >> hello, i would like to thank katelin and the rest of the commission for giving us this opportunity to come together and have our voices heard as well as our neighbors. thank you to the neighbors who have reached out and willing and have an open dialogue so we can have a community. i definitely understand the importance of us working together. the nix has been a staple for the kas pro for years. when i walk around and see so many wake ant spots, we and helped maintain the castro long time cultural activity. it's an honor to work at the place like a mix. i try to think that it is a representation of us and a

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ec a lot of core rat rea deal with, the big parts of our budget like housing. >> rent which typically grows about 3% a year is up 7% this year. furniture up 10%. pet care up 11%. >> just going to wait here. >> reporter: at shane veterinary medical center in marina del rey, they're coping with their own rising costs. >> the diagnostics have gone up -- x-rays, bloodwork, the exam itself. >> reporter: retirees will get some relief next year, an 8.7% increase in social security payments, the largest hike in four decades. so the combination of medicare premiums dropping, the cost of living adjustment being bigger, should help these 52 million seniors who are relying on the system. >> reporter: they're going to need the extra cash because according to a new government estimate, americans who rely on natural gas to heat their homes, about halfthe country, they are going to pay up to 30% more to heat their homes this winter than they did last year. norah. >> o'donnell: nancy cordes, thank you. we want to turnover seas now flaws vladimir putin's forces took aim again today at civilian targets

>> well, because if we hadn't done that, i we hadn't rescu ec had the 10 milliont were created underhis president. we wouldn't be seeing some of the lowest unemployment numbers in the history of the republic. we would be faced with the kinds of problems we were faced with when the president arrived, which was an economy facing a very real risk of freefall. we're in a situation right now where demand has come back. consumer confidence is up, people have more money in their pockets and an almost record number of americans are working. the other side of that -- >> there's also record inflation. >> that's right. because the supply side is straining to keep up with the demand. >> that's one factor. >> i think really the main factor. imagine if we hadn't raised demand and supply was even worse. which is where we would have been if we hadn't had the infrastructure work, which is helping on the supply side. and the rescue of the american economy that has brought back demand. if anybody's asking, was it a good idea to rescue the american economy? the answer is, yes. >> it's not just republica

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and by and large, the sentiment here is that these ec nomic sanctions are no good. you're not economic should not be used as a weapon of war. because this is not only affecting russia, but it does give a, not george to the global economy. that is a recession that a high price for prices, inflation is gaining ground. and it has very surely disrupted the supply chain which is effecting all countries including rest and european countries. so we are totally against this policy of economic sanctions. delegates from ethiopia, government, and the te gray rebels are due to meet in south africa for the 1st formal pace talk since the outbreak of civil war in northern ethiopia. 2 years ago, the meeting comes off of the therapy in military and the allies reported a captured several large towns in t grey. the rebels, a strong hold on teeth. corolla cutler explains the finally array of hope for the nearly to year long conflict in the horn. of africa, this is happening when the backdrop of into the fire fighting that we've heard during this weekend that the military in, if the o b

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first quarter is when you typically see the slowest numbers until you get into margins and spring bra ecwing down. >> no, certainly not hearing it, either, from them. thank you very much, phil lebeau >>> at&t surging today the telecom company rallying after beating top and bottom estimates. wireless revenue was a highlight, up more than 5%, but at&t's ceo warning prolonged inflation does remain a concern. >> that's not healthy for this economy, and i'm still concerned about that and there's pressure on those individuals who maybe aren't as flush with catch >> mike? >> certainly results that were better than this could have been pretty much across the board, in terms of some market share gains, thing like that i understand why the company would be concerned with inflation and the overall customer's spending basket wireless communications is not necessarily something with sustainable. i can remember in the global financial crisis, they were running out of the creditworthy postpaid wireless subscribers, we're nowhere near that, but clearly they would like for an economy that diplomat have p

president biden is taking action to get prices lower area today announced hetrategic see in response to ec's recent cut in production. and they are passing record profits onto customers not shareholders. >> the second order this year, profits and six of the largest public traded oil companies were more than $70 billion. that is $70 billion that just one quarter. 90 days. >> mr. biden says the 50 million barrels will be released in december. safety in the north they not just any bikes we are talking about evite and the -- e -- bikes and the law not keeping up with their popularity. next and the change >> building a better bay area. moving word finding solutions this is abc 7 news. >> a man recently hit and killed by a e bike has raised concerns. >> there's been a raise number of complaints. we look into this evite issue. --e-bike issue. >> one of the friendliest and clean mode of transportation is on display dozens of bikes or motorized bikes called e-bikes for students to get to their afternoon activities. -- director of the coalition and an avid -- bike owner is thrilled with this popularit

manus: as one of our guests earlier this week said, it's going to be rishi sunak ec onomics on steroidsterms of this chancellor. manus: thank you very much, nina skero, very measured take at centre for economics & business research. jules has the business flash. juliette: philip morris increased its offer for smokeless tobacco company swedish match. the u.s. giant offered $16 billion in may, a take would give philip morris a vast distribution network in the u.s. it says it will not increase the price further. saudi aramco is pushing ahead with plans of an ipo of its oil trading business and what would be one of the biggest listing this year. it could value the unit at more than $30 billion. ibm shares have surged in extended trading after sales beat expectations. sales rose 6.5% in the third quarter on strong demand for software, mainframe computers and hybrid cloud services. however strong dollar weighed against earnings from overseas. that is your bloomberg business flash. dani: coming up on the program, e.u. leaders gather in brussels on the agenda, energy and the economy. this is bl

you see that in the national defense strategy, ec that and secretary and other d.o.t. leaders -- dod leaders is a challenger and rushes an acute threat. we have a problem with violent extremists organizations. there is no doubt. ask the army who are in iraq and syria dealing with that and africom. i think we will continue to monitor and deal with that problem as it needs to be dealt with. it is not going to be the center of our strategy the way it was the last 20 years. >> the war and terrorism is over? it is not as global or as much as front and center as the army. >> the way i would characterize it is, the level of our focus on violent extremists organizations is not at the level of award. it is an ongoing challenging problem we have to manage. >> come over here to davis. >> davey, army retired. the report faulted multiple general officers for ceding the social media space. in the wake of the act. however, the ig report we obtained about where his retirement is now delayed says his tweet, when he was responding to tucker carlsen's comments about women in the army and

industrial cooperation projects within the framework of eas, according to the official representative of eci'm malkin, the meeting of the interprofessional council will be held on october 20-21. the heads of government will also touch upon the removal of obstacles in the market for the development of an integrated information system. union as well as the issue of mutual trade and joint projects on import substitution and distribution of import customs duties between the budgets of the eurasian countries. the union will inform the intergovernmental council of the preparation of international treaties. on the formation of common markets for gas, oil and petroleum products, sales in the eu of the main areas of industrial cooperation functioning of the russian industrial zone in the economic zone of the soes canal for the development of electronic commerce, the intergovernmental council plans to sign an agreement on the rules for issuing and circulation of warehouse certificates for agricultural products. in belarus , control over prices in the consumer market continues, deputies are involved i

we will completely abandon the dollar these and other questions were answered by the chairman of the ecue. mikhail myasnikovich in an interview with the main broadcast. hello, speaking about economic indicators in 2021, there was some, uh, growth in the economies of the eaeu member states, at the same time, the twenty-second. e with the beginning of the introduction of sanctions against belarus and russia e. our countries here, belarus russia are facing problems in your opinion. uh. are there enough mechanisms for effective interaction between the eaeu countries today, we see that export supplies are being reoriented. we clearly understand that uh, uh, this is not a friendly step that m-m manifests itself in relation to the united united west in relation to the russian federation and the republic of belarus, this is not today. not tomorrow, which means that everything will be over. this is, as they say, in a long time, so we must also provide for, uh, further development. there are a lot of ways to work in these conditions. in my opinion , the reserves that we must use without fail and

. >> there is a growing number ofs realizing hey i can make an extra $800 a month driving an ec vehicle. i might as well make the switch. >> reporter: experts say recente in prices is result of californa refineries going offline and lagging supply. opec's announcement to slash oil produn by 2 phaze barrels is expected to send prices higher across u.s. they say there could be relief for californians. >> i don't think the opec annout will be noticeable to california california drivers partially bee our prices are so high and partially because we will probay see prices coming down as we switch to the winter blend. >> that's good news for bond whs on driving money to bolster retirement savings. >> if gas prices go too high, it won't drive. >> reporter: a little bit more d news for drivers, first of gas stimulus checks will be sent out sent out starting friday. back to you. >> to qualify you need to make s than 150,000 if you are married and file jointly. if you are single the income limit is abou0 a year. you have to have lived in california at least six months and no one can claim yous a d

house republican leader kevin mccarthy's office said he reached out to the speaker's office to ec check on paul pelo. this horrifying act of violence today, i wish i could tell you it's an outlier. it's not. unchecked lies and hate filled dehumanizing rhetoric combine to create a perfect storm of political violence. last year an astounding 34% of american adults said it's justifiable for citizens to take v violent action against the government according to a "washington post" university of maryland post. no public figure seems safe. capitol police have tracked more than 9,000 threats in 2021 against people in places that department is charged with protecting. just today a pennsylvania man pleaded guilty to making threats to kill democratic congressman eric swalwell wand his staff. susan collins warned, quote, i wouldn't be surprised if a senator or house member were killed. what started as abusive phone calls is translated into active threats of violence and real violence. those abusive phone calls are now a regular part of life for congressman kinzinger and others. >> we're going to ge

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yes,ec your costs have gone up. this bill you passed almost two years ago that sent you checks that you spent already. here's the bill we passed that reduced inflation that shut out of touch. the right way to talk about our accomplishments is proof of what we're going to do in the future. good campaigns don't look back. they look forward. you saw president biden say we tookbi on the pharmaceutical companies. we took on the oil companies. we're raising taxes to help inflation to lower costs. that's why you can trust us to fight four. yout can't trust people who wa to give big cuts to oil and gas prices. you can't trust people who want to give cuts to wall street banks to fight four. it's proof of what you're doing going forward, not asking for a pat on the back what you did. i think that is the pivot here. i think the president has laid that out in a couple speeches and i hope democrats will follow that. >> i want to ask you about crime. that's of all the issues, sort of the glittery object that republicans are inten

they also snd their calendar of special events to ec and (inaudible) a month in advance of each event. the permit holder conducted outreach notifying neighbors, they were coming it hear for the amendment. of the 584 outreach letters, 566 were residential neighbors. all the staff recommended conditions are outlined in the staff recommendation below and here to tell you more is (inaudible) of 5m. >> good evening commissioners. my name is jocelyn (inaudible) i am the community engagement manager for brookfield properties at 5m. we have a limited live noise permit already and i just wanted to share with you over the course of when you provided the permit to us, we have been able to provide an 8 grade graduation for besy carmichael, partner with community art stabilization trust, also with cultivate labs to do events on site and really build these community partnerships we had for a very long time. we are requesting this because of we have a opportunity here right at the site to provide a concert feel event and a larger event on hand. for instance, we will be hosting on discovered sf on oc

morning about china and this continued funding from the nih to the ecohealth alliance and peter days ecly, the nih is giving more money through ecohealth to study bat coronavirus. we've been there before, and there was no accountability. joe biden has yet to bring up the origins of covid with xi jinping. he's going to meet with him again in november. what are you going to do about this? should we be funding from the nih bat coronavirus through the ecohealth alliance? didn't peter causic just fund covid-199? >> well, i would say this, this is certainly irresponsible, and administration clearly doesn't understand these types of research projects can result in a threat directly to the united states. and certainly, as we've seen through the entire world. what we need to find out here is who's approving this funding, how can we stop them and also how can we have accountability. certainly, if there's a change in the congress in the fall, we'll certainly make this a high priority going into the next year. maria: well, i mean, china overall, i guess, has been on the march since joe biden was in

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ec isermore, if the emphasis on the clarity side resident operational side then you create all sortsof opportunities to cause offense, cultural offense and the rest which frankly clouds out your ability to do with the extensive issues of the day. i have deeply realistic view of how you deal with leninist. those of us who come from social democratic parties like i do by the way for 100 years since the second international in the 1880s we'll dealt with p the problem of communist parties whether in europe or the united states or my own country australia. twe have some familiarity of wt needs to be done in terms of firmness and clearly. it would be good if that was reflected in the way in which foreign is articulated as well. >> host: i guess i have to ask is a possible in the american system where we have a whole lot of policymakers in congress and in theit senate all with a platform, and a know the chinese watch their statements very, very carefully and often attribute to them policy weight because they may presage legislative action. >> guest: i think it's own way the chinese, a certa

you've got that, you've got, obviously, the you know, ecb -- the you know, ec -- your are prozone. and then, what is that, oh, bank of england, 50 basis points, qanta can, 50 basis points. and just for fun, we threw in malawi which raised by 400 basis points. that's an african nation, they're on a whole different metric. but we're not in an emergency situation, are we? >> i think it shows central banks around the world are desperately trying to rein in inflation but not undermine the growth in their respective domestic economies, and that's the conundrum that the fed is also facing. what's different here in the u.s. is the fed is still convinced the labor market is on solid footing. and again, with the report we saw with q3 gdp up over 2.5%, if the fed has been true in its commitment, there's nothing to support the notion of a pivot quite yet. liz: i agree. and so, keith, people keep saying, oh, maybe this is a sign that the pith discussion will happen next -- pivot cushion will happen next wednesday. i just don't see it, do you? >> no, i don't. i think for all the reasons lindsey

incendiary material, the most, the material that triggers a fight and flight response, fear, insecurity,ec hate. it takes those pieces of information, , that content, and it magnifies it, it disseminates it wildly. the reason is that disproportionately favors that type of content is because the business model for social media companies is to keep people engaged on their cell phones and on the divisive as long as possible. they have now figured out that the material that keeps people engaged longest is the more incendiary one, a type of material. it's the material that triggers you know, the oldest parts of our brain, the fight and flight response. people not only read that four times more than combing information, but they shared significantly more than the material that's, you know, more positive. >> host: one of thehe other things exposure to social media seems to cultivate unfortunately is a very deep resistance to the facts, and we see that over and over again. we have the sense of being threatened, of being at risk, of vulnerability on the part of a constituency within the united stat

we've been in the teens, we've been in the 40s just right at the end of 020 -- 2020 where we had, e ecany ways i think it's a comfortable spot in the mid 20s and comparables, i mean, microsoft is about 23.5, so very close. i think both names are seeing -- seen now as more recurring revenue models that is sustainable, and while google and meta advertising plays are just getting crushed, meta down to 7 pe, google down to 16, it used to be 35 for years and years. will liz yeah. >> so in many cases when apple is down, google is up. so now we're seeing a reversal. what i'm most excited about though is wearables and where they're going with whatever they'll be coming up for in terms of the wearable and the face. that face computing, augmented reality, it's going to be very interesting, you know, quantum leap for them. creating a new category hasn't happened since the apple watch. liz: before we go, how does the holiday quarter look for sales of pricey items hike the iphone? if you look, do you see waning consumer demand at all? >> yes, we do see in discretion mare particularly -- discretiona

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ec, and they became liberty dogs. this here is just too much, poor dogs. something happened earlier in britain by the way, some dogs were stoned in the street because they were called dachshund's. sauerkraut became liberty cabbage. i'm not making the stuff up. german measles became liberty measles. this is true! the problem was that, as this hysteria continued, it got uglier. it got uglier. yes, sir? >> my family, my grandparents told me stories about how their last name is has, they tell me stories about how their parents would tell them about how if anyone lasts about your last name, tell them it's touch. we literally would have copies that weren't printed out but printed have written copies of cemetery is that are clearly doctored to make it seem as if we are dutch, when we are very much not touch. my question is, because they were up in states where there is a lot of german populations, how exactly did we manage to, i don't want to say persecute, but pressure these populations that are very, very german. >> well, in some places, it is easier to do than

he's one of the most efrp thet ec presidents we've ever had, if not of all time. warrior. we haven't seen him in a moment like this. he did which was expected, but it's notable, given how we've seen him in other roles, that he's stepped up and done so well. this is the opportunity to do that. >> it was -- there have been some moments throughout the last few days where he's kind of taken shots at the media in kind of the way that it's been covered. but aside from that, you know, maria, i think it's actually -- he has really so far passed the initial test in terms of -- and chances are vote rs are likely to regard him for that in november. >> yeah, i actually think this has more of a 2024 lens for both of them than i think going into the midterms because for joe biden, he is not just demonstrating that he continues to be the consoler in chief. he understands what people go through during these m types of tragedy, the empathy. but he's also showing that government can be a force for good. and that is a huge contrast with what republicans have certainly tried to commu

there is a notion that united states could drill its way out of the problem come ec that talking point that we need to tap into -- you hear that talking point that we need to tap into more oil resources. united states cannot set the rise of oil the way saudi arabia does. we cannot ramp up or scale down our production capacity. partly the nature of oil, does not come out of the ground as easily as saudi oil does. it is privately controlled, the companies have to maximize shareholder profit. the notion that ramping up american capacity would protect us from the decisions of oil producers abroad is patently false. we will always remain dependent on other countries as long as we remain dependent on oil. it is crucial that we shift away from fossil fuel dependence. what is interesting, this notion of, some climate change activists that are concerned as i am, say it is great the price of oil will be high. that will help encourage a shift towards alternatives. that is true, at the same time when the price of oil is high it does help encourage additional investment by oil companies. additional