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scarlet: ev leases on average caught -- cost $88 a month then a new ev loan. .ention it has a combination of weak demand and too much supply, but which is the bigger driver? as a going to be weak demand or too much supply for what we are seeing now? jessica: right now, it is weak demand. supply issue is going to work itself out. i will have window of six months to a year and production is going to koch -- to catch up with demand. automakers have been cutting back production. we are not going to have an overstock of ev's forever. it is that low demand that is pushing things through. we know production and inventory will change over time. scarlet: the $7,500 tax credit you referred to. is that a permanent tax credit or that expire as well? jessica: that is the federal ira tax credit. it is a bit tricky. because if you purchase and ev, if you are not leasing. it, it will not apply. there are a limited number of vehicles. there are income requirements on the buyer. if you lease it, it is a loophole because it is not technically a retail customer. you can apply the $

perhaps the most prominent barrier to ev adoption is ev's are uneconomical. february a baseline set the record straight telling us the so-called inflation reduction act handout would increase the deficit by hundreds of billions of dollars. i also could not help to notice the price of ev rose immediately to absorb 7500-dollar new ev tax credit. these costs were then passed on to the consumer. of course, now many had to be discounted because they have not been able to sell them. i have yet to hear a comprehensive plan to make ev owners pay into federal highway trust fund. ev drivers are currently free writing on the backs of the middle class. although some states have instituted an extra fee for so-called fuel-efficient vehicles making them even more expensive. there are many homes in the transition they include a lack of critical minerals needed to produce a lack of transmission infrastructure needed to support their increased electricity demands. our current reliance upon nefarious countries in the supply chain. according to the university of michigan the wor

hillary vaughn on capitol hill joining them getting rid of ev mandate.bout eight democrats hoping to reverse the ev mandate and hoping to get auto makers to get more of their fleet electric to boost the percentage of ev sales getting more than half of new vehicle sales electric by 2032 and that's ambitious and electrical vehicle sales account for around 7% of all new car sales and vice president harris used to have even bigger goals to go green back in 2019. >> by my plan by 2025, we'll have basically zero emission vehicles only, 100%. reporter: but apparently according to harris' team, she no longer supports an electric vehicle mandate at all but we don't have anymore details than that. this push towards electric vehicles is a huge concern among voters whose jobs would be at stake and auto worker union members are supporting trump because he's against an ev mandate. >> we know it's an existential threat to us and there's thousands of auto workers that are going to lose their job ifs the government continues to push these regulations and it'll force them

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you have them lower their ev sales forecasts for markets like the u.s.utting an expected 12% growth through 9% in the china market, the world's biggest for the trip vehicles. although it's still growing, that momentum is slowing, not to mention you've got some really intense price were going on in the market is easing into the bottom line. so if everyone, including big bear password, the all of them negative for the ev industry. paul: what are european carmakers doing to address this competitiveness issue and what's the broader picture for ev demand in europe? >> some of the european carmakers took the approach of if you cannot beat them, join them, so volkswagen has teamed up with chinese ev makers to hope to get some of their technology shared across the board, and then you've got stellantis on the other hand, that has invested into another chinese ev producer called fleet motor, so if stellantis plans to take some of those models to europe, whether through imports or local assemblies, with those moves there in the early stages and we are waiting to se

we hear of some of the analyst reactions to tesla and rivian, two ev's more generally.e are also seen governments react to the worrying from their side but ev's are very cheap when they're coming from china. just set the context of where we stand right now. >> i think that's a really big debate and right now in brussels where every minute of every day this is what politicians and everyone is discussing. i think the bottom line is china had a long-term vision as well as subsidies for over a decade now to build their expertise not just in electric vehicles at the entire supply chain. they had policy on demand-side and supply-side and on the entire ecosystem so today they simply have excellent high quality technology, dominance over the supplies chain as well as problems domestically leading to oversupply that they want to sell across the world. i would put one fact for you which really underscores why the current ev tariff negotiations in europe are so important. 60% of almost chinese ev global exports are actually going today to europe while the u.s. market is closed to

china does make cars a lot of evs, lower priced evs. the biden administration also put a very large tariff on those evs. but the dream of one day getting cheaper electric vehicles from china to america is now taking a big step back. tesla stock up today. that's interesting because i know just last week china said there's a new ev. they have that's really fancy and nice for about 25,000 bucks. tesla's version is about 40,000, right? china sells a lot of evs. they have pretty good adoption. and there is no reason other than price and tariffs that we shouldn't see those and we shouldn't have, you know, the competitive chances consumers. but this is going to again push that away for a bit. and that's good news for tesla. big picture stories always very interesting. thank you scott. let's move on now. it's no secret the bay area has some of the best universities in the country. stanford and cal leading the way, getting a lot of attention. rightfully so. but another university is rising in the ranks. the wall street journal now has ranked san

or making ev's yet.ow that gm and catl and japan's tdk, which makes battery their supplier for the iphone. they make batteries for consumer electronics. they want to get into the ev battery business and this could be a way into it. they are looking at states in the southern u.s. i think this is so sensitive politically that the results of the presidential election in november could affect the outcome of these talks. ed: that's what sources told us. gabby coppola, great reporting. it was a historic day for spacex. the company's polaris crew successfully completed the first commercial spacewalk. take billionaire jared isaacman was the first of the crew to step outside. here's what he experienced. >> we have a lot of work to do. but for -- from here, it looks like a perfect world. ed: she was formally assistant director for space policy at the white house, where she let advancement in spatial capabilities as well as a former nasa exec and with over 60 space mission contributions. let's start with your react

it is fascinating when you look at china's biggest ev maker.hat is the size of ford and general motors, so you see how much in terms of leaps and bounds chinese ev makers have come on and how they have had to try to step in. when we see the u.s. taking action, there is concern when it comes to data management and also hacking but this does set the stage for more tensions in this strained u.s.-china geopolitical relationship. ed: tariffs on a physical product like an electric vehicle are easier to understand. what is harder to understand is what is a software curve? what with the mechanism look like? >> i think it is more the software contained inside these products and making these systems particularly around cars and electric vehicles come up which hurts chinese software and hardware cook for example lidar, a key part of the autonomous driver assistance. so we are seeing that there is this reaction that we will wait and see for what china says. once the plans are laid out by washington, it is interesting that the first time we saw these tariff

and steel and ii sectors and evs and steel and 11 us is sectors and evs and steel and ii us is worriedvious where this game is going to and. this will probably not play out in full until we know who is going to be the next us president. thanks for that. let's stay in the us, because boeing heads back to the negotiating table with its largest labour union in the coming hours, in a bid to end a strike that is rattling the firm's, already shaky, finances. more than 32,000 workers at boeing plants in seattle and portland oregon walked out on september 13th, halting production of planes including its best—selling 737 max. the union wants a 40% pay rise and the restoration of a defined—benefit pension, that was taken away a decade ago. the timing could not be worse for boeing, as it battles to restore its reputation after a string of safety scandals, and faces spiralling debts. mike dunlop is an independent aviation analyst with 45 years experience in the industry. he's also author of the art of the turnaround, a guide to turning around failing companies. boeing's been in the headlines for a

you are going to have half a million ev chargers, but no one wants ev's.r these vehicles. >> there is no charging stations for their vehicles. you can't pick winners and losers. i'm sick of government trying to pick what we should all be buying, and eating, driving, et cetera. evs have been a disaster. the carmakers are losing billions of dollars, because they are having to pull back on that investment that they had planned to build all of these evs with and subsidies. tesla's are great. hats off to elon musk. tesla has done well. the rest of automakers are pulling the plug. i guess that is a pun intended. that was funny. >> we want to pull up those headlines for our viewers. no one wants evs. >> in rural parts of america, an electric vehicle breakdown pushed by the call monikers to be plugged into charge. people driving electric vehicles in northern vermont to watch the sun go over the moon nor the moon go over the sun. the zone of totality. there weren't enough electric vehicle chargers for them to charge up without waiting in these enormous long lines.

keith morrison: anyway, now it was that calamitous christmas eve, 2006. as always, there'd been a happy dinner celebration with brad's side of the family. amanda jennings: christmas eve, we would go to my grandma's there in town. keith morrison: and then back home-- games and stocking stuffing and, of course-- i wake up real early and open all the presents. keith morrison: lisa had no idea that brad had bought her a $3,500 diamond ring, got the kids to help him pick it out. back from grandma's, he waited for his chance to hide it in her stocking. but lisa kept fiddling on the computer, and the kids were playing a board game. i think it was monopoly. we just played downstairs for a while, and then eventually went up to our rooms. keith morrison: it was well after midnight when they heard the raised voices downstairs. amanda jennings: i heard the-- you know, the yelling and everything, just like a normal fight like they would always have. keith morrison: and then a door slammed, which meant that brad had gone out to his workshop to cool down. but lacey, hom

everyone please welcome eve hewson!tic. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks. i'm so happy to be here. >> jimmy: i haven't seen you in a while. and i said, "how was your summer?" and you told me you had a brat summer. >> well, duh. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: what do you mean, "well, duh?" >> didn't everyone have a brat summer? >> jimmy: yeah, i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] well, what does that -- what does that mean? >> um, it was basically just me lying in bed in a tank top -- [ laughter ] watching videos of charli xcx on my phone. [ laughter ] i didn't do anything that cool. >> jimmy: charli xcx -- you're into charli xcx. >> i am. but i've been a diehard fan of her, like, since "boom clap." since way back when. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, i remember -- >> so, it was a big summer for me being a fan of her. >> jimmy: have you ever met charli xcx? >> no, and i don't want to. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: why? you don't, why not? >> well -- >> jimmy: she's very nice. >> i have a friend who

last year you had an ev trip in 2023 how did that go? >> is a great trip. one glitch but is a great trip or. >> okay what was a glitch? >> we cannot get a charging port. that is part of what the trip was identifying barriers as well as how things are going. including a visiting of all these electric vehicle manufacturing, better battery manufacturing. much of the privilege of having staff painstakingly map this out, correct? >> yes. >> did you have a situation where they locked it down a charging station made unavailable for consumers? >> yes. >> are you aware there was a family it impacted? >> no, we learned about this after words it was a mistake. >> thank you for admitting that fairview reached out to that family and apologize to them? >> i will apologize to them now i do not know where they are but i heard about in the story it is not appropriate for staff to do that. >> i appreciate those remarks, thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. the chair recognizes. >> thank you mr. chair. we talked about choice in this committee. there is a really big choice a lo

it's essentially an ev rest stop where you can get some snacks, walk the dog, let the kids play, and of course, charge up your car very quickly. so car manufacturers are now rolling out larger ev batteries to give customers a longer range on the road. there are currently 227 charging stations within national parks across the u.s, according to the national park service website, but the majority are level one or level two ports, meaning it can take more than ten hours to completely energize a battery. last month, the biden administration announced $521 million in grants to expand the electric vehicle charging stations and deploy more than 9200 ports across the country. this will hopefully reduce that range anxiety that 59% of ev owners experience, according to a 2023 study. for more information, go to our website. this article is posted on their nbcbayarea.com and look for this on our climate and crisis page. all right. thanks gary. well, spooky discovery in the pacific ocean causing a stir there. scientists have discovered a new ghost shark. this is off the australia and new zealand a

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ev owners have access to these apps.dit cards loaded on them so they can automatically pay. in some cases with the gm it works seamlessly with the car if you are charging it at some of their approved partners. you put the adapter up when you plug the charge port, the charger into the charge port and you start charging. you can get -- you are looking at -- you can get from 20% to 80% in 30 minutes. is a rough estimate. you're getting a pretty good top up in a short time if you are on a road trip and you need to grab lunch and you come back and you have a pretty good level of charge. sonali: is this ev boom going to make driving manual obsolete? david: driving manual is almost obsolete special -- except for let-ites like me and performance geeks and people who own jeep wrangler's. it will usher in something that has been happening for quite a while. sonali: that was a selfish question. maybe people will make me stop lending. we thank you for your learning from detroit. an interesting move over by gm. we are going to go bac

so they have to sell evs. all we have seen so far is them pull back on their ev plans.re's a lot of uncertainty. the election might dictate some of this. the unfortunate reality is they have to sell it. they got overconfident how much they could sell. they have to sell certain evs to hit those regulations. unfortunately this is actually another pain point in addition to pricing is they will be forced to sell evs and unfortunately it doesn't seem like the consumer is that interested which is why we've seen -- while industry pricing held in, ev pricing collapsed. >> if there's a new administration, if donald trump wins the presidency, won't those epa targets be reduced? i mean, be liberalized or made easier? >> i think that's -- i mean, there's a mixed bag no matter who wins the election here. yeah, i think it's very likely trump given his commentary would actually cut the e -- those targets dramatically. but look, under obama it took him about three years to cut those targets. so, if you're a traditional automaker, those targets will increase through probably 2028 even i

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such a permissive reaction of the european union, tougher actions on this border, therefore, on the eve of the cold period of the year, yeah , yeah. we can expect, let's say, an increase in the number of tragedies, unfortunately, they happen regularly, but they pushed through the decision to use weapons against migrants, so here their hands are untied - from lithuania at the end of the program two news items came, one terrible, simply amazing, a lithuanian reporter, a journalist, you probably saw, spoke on air, and here we have there is probably a sound, yes, let's listen to it, imagine a family where the father turns on a russian film loudly, and the mother listens to russian music loudly, the only question here is what to do, first take the children, and then kill them or in front of the children, horror, yes, i'm listening, i'm looking at what they're doing there in the baltics in particular, especially.

>> basically the tailwind is ev batteries.ou see warnings from automakers with combustion cars versus automakers without combustion cars. when you think about the kinds of cars that will have its demand growing in the next five years, right? >> all right. ana cabral, thank you very much. great to have you here. we want to mention signifia litm is part of the cnbc change makers. we have calling out for the 2025 nomination. to nominate a change maker now through november 11th, go to cnbc.com/changemakers. >>> coming up, the bold and the bul bullish. dan ives is here to tell you what you should add to your portfolio sooner rather than later. stay with us. much more "worldwide exchange" coming up. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis, help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley why choose a mobile network help you fin

the american authorities tried to play exactly the same card on the eve of the previous elections. then, attempts at interference were actively exposed during the election campaign, and a few months later they were quietly abandoned. the sum of 10 million looks simply ridiculous, hundreds of millions of dollars were received in the election fund of haris alone. obviously, the notorious russian interference will be used. the war is already underway, it is taking its course, but unfortunately, shots are heard, as we can see, and and shots are fired at the president and presidential candidates of the united states, a dangerous situation, society is, of course, very embittered, divided, and there has not been such a division for a long time, but the upcoming elections are another battle in this civil war, and this will not stop the civil war, that is , elections will take place, someone will become president, the other side. or the cold calculation of the west, germany's right turn, because of which the foundation of collective europe is collapsing, about this and more, in the full iss

the tariff on evs sounds great but the consumer, the us consumer put their own tariffs on evs out ofre pulling back and if you look what happened in the us, jeff farley had to write $6 billion off, 2,500, the evs will happen but it has to be an evolution versus revolution. the other administration talks about all the ev on the road, there's 290 million fossil fuel cars on the road today. someone asked the second question, what happens when you talk about all evs how to get rid of 290 million cars? the average age is 12.6 years. david: of course the mackenzie study showing ev drivers are likely to buy a gas car more than they were before. there are great evs out there but you can't force people to buy what they don't want. thank you for being here. all eyes are on the fed. today's jobs report, capital management's gary kaltbaum has the details. your quick impression of these jobs numbers particularly the revisions. >> i said before the number came out why do we trust them? we had 10 of 12 revisions in the last year and they came out with a yearly revision of 800,000 jobs. last i looke

year, especially the eve of the ghancheh festival, which will be tomorrow. we have two provincial contacts for the same issue and preparations. that the provinces in this field first, let's go to abadan, mr. baraiyeh , our journalist colleague in this field, they will say about the preparation of the schools in asan for the festival of qanchaha, sir. hello , good morning. i respect. well, abadan and khorbasher schools are well prepared for the new academic year. according to the directors of the education department of abadan and khorif, all the necessary arrangements for the new academic year have been prepared. there are those who will start their new academic year and their new educational year in abadan and khorramshahr . 13 thousand students from abadan and khormshahri today in abadan and khorram. we have a city that will start their new academic year. 600 schools in abadan and khorramsheh have been prepared to host the students of abadan and khorramshahr. the important point is that we had a shortage of teachers in previous years in abadan and khorrams

the socio-political action belarus is one will be held on the eve of national unity day. the start will be given on september 5 in soligorsk. note that the action will cover all regions of the country. the main theme this year will be peaceful development. thus , leaders of leading public associations, parliamentarians , representatives of political parties will speak at a large-scale platform. at the meetings, experts are ready to answer any questions, from the history of the development of belarus to geopolitics, there are no taboo topics. this year , of course, we have been and are focusing on the thirtieth anniversary of the presidency, and even communicating with our people during trips, during lecture work, we see that it is peace, it is the guarantees of the future that are the main attributes with which this thirty-year anniversary is associated. the period that is associated with the twenty-second year dash thirty-de year and at the same time discuss the current situation on our borders, the intentions of the collective west, all this was extremely attractive to

it is very nice to receive an award on the eve of such holidays, holidays of our city. very high praise, and i personally will continue to strive to work this way, to benefit the residents of mensk, our residents of our beautiful city. my professional path began and continues at one enterprise , the state enterprise muntrans, for 21 years now. there are a lot of competitions, namely, where we evaluate the contribution, evaluate the work and employees of enterprises, these are district bench competitions, these are courtyard competitions, competitions of our public self-government committees, which are already working in a complex, not only on improvement, but also work with families, including children, with for those who are in trouble, we also celebrate these categories on the eve of city day, thus showing that we are all one friendly team. the city's citizens are recognized, and tomorrow the city will begin to celebrate the last year of a successful event and the day of the minsk maystar competition. due to historical and sanitary duties, three hundred schoolchildren

the owners of this collection are trying to provide 30% of the country's stationery needs on the evenew academic year and send it one year after the al-aqsa storm operation, the prime minister of the occupying regime, now with the wave of protests in the streets and one after another , his senior military commanders have faced the resignation of uc saril, the commander of the unit's base. i did not fulfill my duty as expected by the command, the commanders and the citizens. these four digits mean 8 2 0 820 related to the most important unit. army intelligence is the unit that is responsible for collecting information, but because it did not perform its duty properly , it caused a big disaster. the army should have left the way for resignation the fourth resignation of the top commanders of the zionist army in just 30 days. the commander of the zionist police in the west bank, the commander of the west bank army, the commander of the investigation unit and the commander of the northern army all resigned within a month . it was at the beginning of this year that aharon haliva, the head

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" eve every everyone. silvia amaro and here are your headlines. >>> we are waiting for the first rate cut in over four years with the markets split on how deep it will go. >>> china's economy falters extending a slowdown in industrial activity and real estate prices as pressure grows on authorities to ramp up spending and stimulate demand. >>> and india sustained growth up 8% according to the reserve bank governor. he tells cnbc there are still headwinds for rates and inflation. >> it's not so much how inflation is now. we have to look at for the next six months to one year, what is the outlook on inflation. >>> and republican nominee donald trump is safe after what the fbi is describing as an attempted assassination until americans go to the polls. >>> very good morning, everyone. i hope you had a lovely weekend. we start today's show looking at the equity session. european equities have been trading just over an hour. indeed, when you think about what's at stake this week, no doubt, all eyes are on that

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the owners of this collection are trying to supply 30% of the country's stationery needs on the eve of the new school year consumer market fari-sepani niaz of sed and sima news agency. in the five months of this year, 35% of the non-oil export target has been achieved in hormozgan. more than 4 billion and 100 million dollars has been the export goal of the production centers in the province, and thank god , more than 35% of it has been achieved so far, that is, more than. our one billion and 400 million dollars have been made in our exports, so the most exports are in the industry and mining sector. the countries of the united arab emirates, oman, china and africa are the most important export destinations of non-fatty goods of hormozgan. according to the 7th plan of the country's progress, 23% of exports annually ignorance of hormozgan should be increased. most of the export products we have in the province. both in the mining sector, our gypsum mines, our iron and the big industry of the province, such as aluminum steel, are the units that form the province's export basket. of course

so the idea the range is that cars evs are now better.saying it. the automobile association says very clearly ev cars are cheaper to run, they're cleaner and they're more fun to drive. why are they cheaper to run? because over their lifetime, the cost of running them of maintenance and fuelling them is significantly lower than fossil fuels. so the challenge is bringing second hand car sales down to the same price as evs. and then they'll the market will take off. >> you paint a picture of nirvana, where unicorns jump around and everyone lives in bliss. the figures don't support that. that whatsoever. 43.9% decline in electric vehicle sales year on year in britain, 14.4% of the market share versus 21% just one year ago. those who've got them, who want them, have already got them. and now they're punishing manufacturers who can't even shift them on the forecourt. it's going to be £15,000, £15,000 per vehicle. if they don't meet their targets, it's going to bankrupt the industry. >> no, it's not. the european manufacturers have said every ye

listen nobody wants an ev mandate.ally have a clear answer from kamala harris herself on how she actually feels about an ev mandate or any of the other tenants of a green new deal she once co-sponsored and supported. i think that's why a lot of auto workers and a lot of working americans especially union members are very concerned about a kamala harris presidency because they don't really know where she stands and they fear that because she hasn't really given us any indication of where she stands definitively they don't know what will happen to their industry but liz, ev's are great. i think a lot of people want to own one but the reality is that a lot of americans can't afford an ev not just because they are expensive but also because of the reliability issues. i live here in tennessee. if you try to take a road trip with an ev you'll have a difficult:getting from point a to b. that's the reality of the matter we don't have the infrastructure to support a mandate. right now the gas-powered and fossil fuel powered veh

so which have no relationship to reality, because putin has already stated his position, just on the evee first peace summit, that he wants... actually documentation of the annexation of all five regions of ukraine, and this documentation should be carried out by developed countries, that is, the united states, india, china, germany, most likely, it will never happen, this is what happened before the kurdish operation, when russia showed frank weakness and laxity and lost a lot. at the global level, because the talk that russia can guarantee someone security in the world, in general, i think, suspended for 40 years, if not more, and because, of course, these are such conversations about nothing, about nothing, because while putin is in power, russia will be at war, or ukraine will organize chaos in the energy sector russia already this autumn and winter, and then there is a very high probability. the government can simply change, because of the chaos that ukraine can organize in moscow. let's talk about yet another scenario that scholz, the chancellor of germany, the paweł republic write

statements of the pentagon, well, will not be exclusively political statements to the public on the eveential race or during the presidential race in the united states. well, actually, we will continue in this direction, mr. dmytro, because blinken and lemy were going, we were waiting for them and...we were convinced in fact that we would receive good news, as we arrived, as we left, and now he appears referring according to sources, gardian writes that it was agreed that we would use storm shadow on the territory deep into russia, but they will say about it officially, as if later, what kind of diplomatic game it is or what, well, they may not say it at all, give us permission and the russians. they will tell about it themselves that's right, the moment of destruction of military facilities, which are an exclusively legitimate target of the ukrainian side. yes, you remember, there were certain political warnings from our western partners regarding the use of western-made impression means at the moment of striking deep into the territory of russia. warnings were again sounded regarding

of the elections in germany itself, on the eve of the elections in the usa, this is how serious peacefulompetition is taking place plans from various partners, and they are so quite threatening, is there such a, let's say, already the atmosphere that such plans will soon be proposed quite seriously, and ukraine will be forced to agree to them. i would say that it is probably a competition on the eve of the election for the leadership in the mediation, if you can say so to or so in the leadership for the initiative, so basically there, i think it is caused precisely by the election, but again before elections, for example in the united states there is not much time left, in some states the so-called early voting or voting for... in advance starts in 10 days already, so in principle to say that something so large-scale, conditionally some kind of meeting or something else, can be held before the election, well, excuse me, but it must be agreed upon already, let's say about her, so mr. vladyslav, i apologize, unfortunately we have little time, i want to ask you in time about trump's stateme

talk about volvo and a lot of euphoria on the green side and evs.ening here? >> joining for, joining chrysler, joining mercedes, it's joining tesla and it's a wholesale collapse of the demand and collapse of evs and most of the people going about that and it's a little over healing of that and 90% of gas powered and volvo realized they had a goal of electric by 2030 and in 20, they're barely at 24% and corporate collusion and these companies are taking hundreds of millions in federal funds. look at what stellantis did took hundreds of millions for evs and no sales demand and laying off michigan workers and they took american taxpayer money and foreign owned corporation and taking the money and running by american workers that are suffering. that's the reality of ev mandates and the gas powered car bans of this administration. rachel: talk about windmills because there's been a problem there as well. so these windmills you know, i don't like them, i think they're ugly and bird ill canners and they're whale killers. now pieces of them are falling off,

eve angler, activist and commentator from montreal is also with us. eve, tell us what was your first uh reaction to uh, this piece of news? i think israel clearly wants to licit a whole regional war. i now, i didn't think so before, but i doubt do think they are planning a ground invasion, which seems... like a pretty uh uh kind of wild escalation and very uh frought for israel um uh and and and and and honestly i don't see an israeli ground invasion not leading to thousands, tens of thousands of people being killed, i mean i just think everything is going in that direction and that's uh that seems remarkable to me that they would um they would consider that considering i think it there's a very good chance that israel will get bogged down in something. they can't uh win uh, but they will cause incredible level of destruction uh if they do so. um, they're already causing incredible level of destruction of course uh, but i but i think that um, i don't i the us, canada, other countries have provided all the support that is enabled all of these crimes in

do you remember the line from the bette davis movie, "it wasn't all about eve". >> yes. >> and she ise steps and she says "fasten your seat >> yes. >> and she is going up the steps and she says "fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night." and i thought yep, hang on, honey. >> before we say good night, some news about ourselves. >> reporter: after two years, she was fired. >> i was crushed, absolutely crushed. >> reporter: but then just days later, after years of miscarriages and infertility treatments, their adopted son was born. >> we got matthew when he was less than a day old. he never left my arm, you know. he was an extension of my arm. and to this day, he is a grown man, and so wonderful. >> reporter: at the age of 49, connie almost had it all. >> i could never declare a success. i was born chinese. i'm born humble. never enough. >> yeah, never enough. >> and i think it took the connie generation for her to realize exactly what she had become. >> reporter: last year, "the new york times" published a story entitled "generation connie." chinese, korean, and japanese p

and it would -- i just think it would give a real boost to the use of ev's. the ease of which needs to be enhanced. your thoughts on that. >> 100%, we are interested in seeing 500,000 charging stations across the country at all locations that are easy but even in some of the locations where you have not seen an uptake and electric vehicles like rural areas, which is why the postal services are everywhere, and they are a great example of what we would like to see happen. we have now, 180,000 charging stations across the country. 180,000. the goal is to get to 500 by 2030 and the private sector has stepped up a lot but that is why the states are looking to fill in the gaps, where charging stations don't exist. every 50 miles along transportation corridors for example. >> rate, thank you. i have 45 seconds left. so there is a program that we are bidding on in new england called power of new england. it is a combination with us and it is a combination with us and new england states that would allow us to repurpose brayden point and one of the other power plants i

you know, on the eve of the new year holidays, it is somehow not customary, especially to think about other people's problems, all the more valuable that a few hours before midnight, next to those who really needed support, there was someone who could provide it, that touching conversation between six-year-old nikita and the head of state, many people remember, confidently, outside observers then had a lump in their throat, and the participants of the dialogue only think about the future, which must certainly come has come. my mother then showed me a video of how mom and dad and masha were coming to me to look through the glass to talk to me on the phone, and masha was such a baby there she fell on the floor. i was 6 years old then and i wanted to go home quickly, and mom and dad could only see me through the window and call me on the phone, that's when my mother told me they came. then they said that the president would come later, i had never seen him, that i i was lying down, and the president came to me, and he talked to me on the phone, he asked how old i was, he asked when you '