if those green dreams weren't such a big bust than europe wouldn't be, so strap for power right now. after cutting off it's cheap russian gas, lifeline by dating, tangled up in its own sanctions, the same energy lifeline that subsequently mysteriously blue up. and as you can hear, you s officials are really broken up about that. i want to be clear with you today . if russia invades ukraine, one way or another nord stream to will not move forward fearful if your russian rage emmy's to truth crossing the on the border of ukraine's again, then there will be we, there will be no longer a north stream to we will bring an end i am and i think in ministration is very gratified to know that lord stream too is now as you like to say, a hunk of metal at the bottom of the sea. these 5 points that is more streamlined from 2. we're not pumping gas into europe at this time or through to never became operation that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for for the years to come. yeah, no more nord stream to so sorry to hear about your divorce. hey, want to date, last year, european imports of us

now the bottom line is that green europe is fueling a black gold rush in the u. s. the nation's power authority, the energy information ministration, just announced the gas production is had a record high and it's set to spike even higher this year. and the great gas station, i mean, the great state of texas also achieved a record personal best for natural gas output. exxon mobil hit the jackpot with record profits last year of $55000000000.00. so guess what? that means. green dreamers, it's big oil spending spree time. here comes another new exxon power plant free to protest. scheduled for 2027 or 2028. sure. it's a higher than plant, but how's that hydrogen going to be produced? hydrogen is mostly produced from fossil fuels, inconvenient, dirty little secret there are, but hey, that's okay, because exxon says it's going to bury that carbon footprint in the ground. and, well, who cares about the ground? right? it's not like it's air. so big victory for the big oil bros in america, but not so great for europe, which is just basically hitched its wagon for the forese

they are essential for many technologies considered vital to the green transition. europe currently relies heavily on chinese imports of rare earths police in western germany are continuing to forcibly evict climate activists from a bill age at the center of a battle over coal mining protesters moved into stop energy giant r w. we from demolishing the homes to make way for operations. the government insists the coal is essential to maintain energy supplies. activists dispute this, they say germany's climate goals should come per st. a peaceful protest to his escorted away from a condemned farm house. police raided the building after a tense over night stand off. within minutes, hundreds of officers had flooded the complex to route out. hideaway is the eyes washington. it was very scary in the morning when the alarm went off and the police stormed the barricades. it was really a very scary situation. aisd and circles. they just beat police then turned their attention to the hard core faction. hold up down the street. the barricaded themselves inside what was once residential apartments. it

their essential for many technologies considered vital for the green transition. europe currently relies heavily on chinese imports of rare earths. one of rock music's most influential guitarists, jeff beck has died at the age of 78, rolling stone magazine, once named the british rocker the 5th best guitar player of all time back explored rock jazz blues and r and b shaping the music world for decades. and earning 7 grammys and 8 gold albums along the way. jeff beck and his fender strata castor, the instrument, he called his other arm. his innovative technique and style were the envy of many guitarists who tried to imitate him for decades. beck was 21. when he got his big break. replacing eric clapton in the yard birds, his solos helped to make some of the yard birds biggest hits, including shapes of things. back wasn't happy with the bands, though he left after a year and a half. and formed the jeff beck group together with rod stewart. but it was a one off instrumental recording with led zeppelin founder jimmy page and the who drummer keith moon. there remains one of his most famous ve

their essential for many technology is considered vital to the green transition. europe currently relies heavily on chinese imports of rare earth. a new study in the journal science has revealed that oil giant exxon mobil scientist made highly accurate predictions about global warming. beginning in the 19 seventy's exxon's, richard researchers, forecast future warming with precision equal to or better than government or academic scientists. this was during the same time exxon was publicly casting doubt on its own researchers, conclusions. police in western germany have spent a 2nd day clearing out climate activists attempting to stop the expansion of a coal mine. protestors moved into the empty homes of a village, bought out by german energy john r w e, which wants to get at the coal underground. the german, the government insists the coal there is essential to maintaining energy supplies, but act of a say the priority should be fighting climate change. a peaceful protest to his escorted away from a condemned farm house. police raided the building after a tense over night stand off. with

the ukraine also coming up a green deal for europe. you commission president or slough on the line unveiled her plan for a clean tech transition. as the world economic forum kicked off in devil, switzerland, and china records a population decline for the 1st time. in 60 years it's birth rate has slowed and the face of mounting financial pressures and shifting social ass. ah and i manuscripts mccain, and thank you so much for joining us. german chancellor. allah. charlotte's has chosen a new defense minister boris pistol. wales will replace christina lumber, who resigned on monday, following a series of controversies, bogus postal wheels served as the interior minister for the western german state of lois saxony. for the last decade. chancellor, charlotte said that historic is assertiveness and experience made him the right choice to lead the german army. joining me now for the very latest is needle is chief political correspondent, nina hossa. nina, can you tell us some more about germany's new defense minister? what will he bring to t

again, green in europe green in asia. we will see what happens here. >>> let's get to the top stories with silvana henao good morning, silvana. >> good morning, dom shares of netflix surging ahead of the open. this after adding millions more subscribers in the fourth quarter than wall street expected total net subscriber ads is 7.6 million after a 4.581 million expectation. this is the first time the ad supported tier has been added. netflix announcing that reid hastings is giving up his role as ceo breaking. >>> breaking overnight genesis filing for bankruptcy protection making it the latest following the implosion of sam bankman-fried's ftx. genesis owes more than $3 billion, including $900 million to customers for gemini. >>> the faa says a third party contractor is responsible for the safety systems outage that grounded all domestic flights for hours. the agency which declined to identify the contractor says staffers were working on the system when certain files were unintentionally deleted. the faa says steps have be

green agenda in europe dwindles in germany eco activists protest against planned coal mining in the villageof lucert during the forced evacuation. they pelted the police with rocks and pyrotechnics from the guards. order applied forces. according to the resolution, the village should be completely liberated from the people living in it by the end of january, a single day, the reception of citizens members of the council of the republic are holding a meeting in minsk today, organized in each district of the capital by the chairman of the upper house of parliament natalya kochanova. the reception was held in the administration of the pervomaisky district in the list of more than 100 people character appeals are different from violation of labor legislation to resolving disputes on objects of construction in progress. well, in this matter. at least, natalya ivanovna received some answers that there will be an opportunity, of course, we will look for investors for financing and try to complete the construction to save the money invested for people and provide places for a car at home. they bega

europe. so we need to have some kind of green simplification agenda, so it's faster to build a battery factory than a cold factory, europe, and finally, money, joy, amani? just to we, julia, just just her interject here when it comes to supplying subsidies and to make things easier. so you might have berlin lobby against that because the german government is warning against protectionism. so did ideally, of course, we all want to rely on open markets, efficient traded cetera, but the us, i right 1st china now u. s. i a have really just changed the rules of the game. if we want to have this industry, we need to be for the financial support we give to these companies, but it needs to be smart. it needs to really target the sector. they are at risk. for example, green battery value chain. it needs to also not just do research and pilots, but 3 focused on opec's or supporting production scale in europe with unnecessary environmental safeguards in place. so do things simpler and better than in the past if we want to still be in the game. julia paula's kind of our senior director for clean vehicles

mean for those who does not go shopping was clearly demonstrated by the deputy from the party, green europeucchini and milk. see what i'll show you. it is roman 4 euros per kilogram in the market for rolls in olive oil, which eat the elderly 4:10 per kilogram. this is half a liter of milk euro 20 liters costs 2 euros a pear, four euros per kilogram go shopping. the rise in food prices has become terrifying because of the energy crisis, the money and effort to put the price tags in order by the italian government somewhere. it promises to be difficult in january for france, which started pension reform in the midst of the economic crisis, the prime minister announced his intention to raise the retirement age to 64 years by 2030. limont writes the unions are already looking for a date for at the first protest, emmanuel macron called on mps not to be machines, but educators, in order to convince people of the benefits of reform, the outcome of the confrontation will depend on the mood in the country, which has become unpredictable, supported by pensioners, but rejected by two-thirds of the fre

they are essential for many technologies considered vital to the green transition. europently relies heavily on chinese imports of rare earths. massive storms continue to batter the u.s. state of california, causing widespread flooding and claiming 18 lives so far. tens of thousands have been driven from their homes in the torrential rain and powerful wind that started in late december. further downpours are expected thursday and friday. the u.s. justice department has appointed as special counsel to classified documents were found at president biden's delaware home. earlier this week, news broke that secret reports had been found back in november in an office biden used after his time as vice president. by law they should have been given to the u.s. national archives after he left office. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for biden after his sharp criticism of former president trump's alleged mishandling of secret documents. biden now says he's cooperating with the investigation. >> people know i take classified documents and classified materials seriously. i a

europe's main trade photos, nodded. so many words just before the chinese vice prime premier spoke. then she also talked a lot about wanting investment for green economy in europe and subsidies, which of course hints at the stat between the us and europe over a subsidies going on at the moment. so a lot of fault lines emerging here today at doubles. thank you. emily show and d w corresponds a very us is a quick look at so small headlines from around the world sauce in bella. ruth, for the trial of the exile, the opposition leader has begun admins. cosette longer to go. sky is being tried in her absence and used to speech at the world economic forum to denounce the court proceedings as a fast particular sky. i claim victory in 2020 presidential election, but he's now facing a range of charges, including high treason, a former commander where the russian paragon to treat wagner group was claimed asylum in norway after deserted crossing the border under medford have posted this video in december, criticizing the groups operations entered no way on friday and has been charged with entering the country illegally. china has announced declining its p

europe's main trade. so as i nodded so many words just before the chinese, a vice president premier spoke, then she also talked a lot about wanting investment for green economy in europe and subsidies, which of course, hence at the spat between the u. s. and europe over a subsidies going on at the moment. so a lot of fault lines emerging here. today at divorce anchor, i believe, assurance doubly correspond to very doubles all are in ukraine. the death toll from a russian missile strike on an apartment building and denise pro has risen to 45. 1 of the bodies are recovered on tuesday was that of a child official say they have now called off the search and rescue operations. the bombing, or was one of the was deadliest single strikes against civilians. though the kremlin denies responsibility ukraine's president is calling for faster deliveries of west and heavy weapons in the wake of the attack, which is described as a war, cry, or rushes repeated assaults on ukraine's energy grid in recent months, or forced many cities to schedule power cuts to save energy in the capital cave richer still home 2 or 3000000 people, city authorities have restricted publ

does europe remember the green agenda sergey khoroshevsky about how coal is once again becoming a favorite fuel for europeans? hello , welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this program is today at studio igor poletaev today became known the names of the servicemen who stood with vladimir putin during the president's new year's address. all of them are heroes of the special operation, having distinguished themselves in the performance of combat missions, the president then specially came to the southern military district to present state awards to them, and then personally communicate. now the participants of that meeting are tankers, paratroopers, artillerymen. they have already returned to their own zone and continue to serve in their parts of their history in anton's reportage of the crowd. seeing the military during vladimir putin's new year's speech, the whole country wanted to know who these people were and how the idea was born to record an appeal in a similar format. and now the details in the frame next to vladimir putin are participants whose special o

they're essential for many technologies considered vital to the green transition. europe currently relies heavily on chinese imports of rare earth's massive storms continue to batter. the u. s. state of california causing widespread flooding and claiming 18 lives so far. tens of thousands have been driven from their homes and the torrential rains and powerful winds that started in late december. further downpours are expected on thursday and friday. the u. s. justice department has appointed a special council to investigate after more classified documents were found at president biden's delaware home. earlier this week, news broke, that secret reports had been found back in november in an off, as biden used after his time as vice president by law. the classified documents should have been given to the u. s. national archives. after he left office. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for biden, after his sharp criticism, a former president, trump alleged mishandling of secret documents by now says he is cooperating with the investigation. people know i take crush for documentary c

it looks like a summer trip up the mountain, but this is january and europe. green grass blankets, hills that should be covered and snow right now. and ski slopes have been confined to a narrow lane. as a school bush, it's really weird. everything is green left and right of the slope. if the temperature is of up to 10 degrees celsius, have caused the last snow on the slopes to melt. and what little snow you see here didn't fall from the sky near the hammer and the 2 had fresh, natural snow in salem see about 40 centimeters. this will be far too little. so we filled it out with artificial snow because of that. we've coped well. she had to with it won't nickel mom. the last significant snowfall in the area was at the start of december ski slope operators, a feeling the pinch. pittsville helps as a main season. we should be hosting up to $4000.00 guest severe, but now there's only half of the usual guess. switzerland and france have also been feeling the heat. numerous slopes remain closed over the festive season, forcing holiday makers to consider taking up alternativ

critical time, burl and under pressure to boost military support for you cried also coming up a green deal for europe. you commission president or sla funder lion unveiled her plan for a clean tech transition. as the world economic forum kicks off in devils, switzerland, and china records, a population decline for the 1st time in 60 years. it's birthright has flowed in the face of mounting financial pressures and shifting social ass. ah, i manuscripts mckinnon. welcome to the program. german chancellor or la charlotte's has chosen a new defense minister forest to story us will replace christina lambert who resigned on monday, following a series of controversies for his postilion, served as the interior minister for the western german state of lower saxony for the last decade. shout said that historic is assertiveness and experience. make him the right choice to lead the german army. i are steadily chief, political correspondent, nina houser. what the new german or defense minister will bring to the job. all i searched the chancellor in this statement that you close a day and calls him the ideal perso

europe to fall apart. they want 2 members of the european union to come to come closer. they want also to advance the digital and green transition there. once europe to have a bigger se on the international stage would of course, when it comes to details, they do have different opinions on policy and strategy. let's take the energy question. for instance, germany is going to shut down its nuclear reactor as this year. but friends is still relying on nuclear energy, or when it comes to china, for instance, friends, hesser harden, it stands on the aging wild germany says it's still important to see a beijing also as an economic partner out germany is currently feeling the pressure regardance and india tanks to ukraine. is this on the agenda? well, it is not officially on the agenda, even though we have to say that the defense and foreign ministers will come here together to a separate meeting to go over with their french president and the german chancellor . but officially you are hearing this is not going to be spoken about. however, of course, we need to stress that this issue disa, apparently her unwillingness by the

everyone is talking down north america, what they are missing is green energy. europemplaining to me about how -- the united states is stalling on green energy. you can catch up with them. that inflation reduction act which others championed. i don't think you will export much energy. use it all yourself. that will bring down the cost of living because it'll bring down the cost of energy. by the way you will lead the world in going green. these are the macro force that is will keep china and north pulling the rift of the world and out of global economic recession. maria: i'm glad that you mentioned the inflation reduction act. that's exactly what it is, it was a climate change agenda and focused on what you say it is actually being successful at doing. an draw, overnight we got the numbers from china, 3% growth in china, down from 8.1%, how do you explain that? i know it's covid, will we see that bounce-back this year? >> we will. i know economists around the world who will be popping champagne if they got to 3%. maria: not china. >> i reckon australia would have had n

costs lithuanians a month from 70 euros in new houses and up to 110 euros in old buildings green agenda in europes coming to naught in germany eco activists and protest against the planned coal mining in the village of lucirt during a forced evacuation. they pelted the police with rocks and pyrotechnics from the guards. order used force. according to the resolution, the village must be completely liberated from the people living in it by the end of january, the growing inflation in poland ruins the factories and the production business suffers from job losses and high competition. at the same time, the authorities are not trying to help people, the opinion of the polish political scientist alexander indeed, valuable energy has grown uh, very uh for large production over 100%, and the consequences of many factories are closing very loudly. now last week it was about the fact that porcelain factories, which were placed, which produce in poland and porcelain is closing, this is the passport factory karolina ashistov in the south of poland, this is, but really for, uh, loss of jobs and loss of busine

a little underperformance coming through from london, but another green screen. europer how much longer? we are going to talk about this during this show. the countdown to the close starts now. >> the countdown is on in europe. this is bloomberg markets: european close with guy johnson and alix steel.

it was impossible to imagine germany the locomotive of europe, a fiery fighter for green energy, begins a special operation to demolish an entire village. for the sake of expanding the neighboring coal mine, these activists, who used to be carried here in their arms, in an instant turned into violators who are threatened by the authorities with criminal cases. we are united in our determination to protect lucerate. every house every tree and every month. they will attack luther by countless hundreds, they are already laying siege to the village in the coming days of our attempt. evacuate the village by force arrest and prosecute europe now experiencing an acute shortage of gas and coal, gas pipelines to the baltic were undermined by more than a thousand anti-russian sanctions and now the europeans are faced with reality quite recently, every progressive german had to hate figures. coal, for its environmental damage to windmills and solar panels, green led by scholz and burbak. they also came to power with environmental slogans, but life turned out to be very, prosaic. now again you have

and with our green deal, europe wants to be the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. this means largely electrified continent, relying on nuclear and renewable energies, solar and wind. which means also new ways to store electricity, batteries. and what do all these technologies have in common? raw materials. lots of raw materials. such as cobalt, rare earths. also important for semi-conductors. we need in europe to invest 250 billion euros per year to drive this transformation. if this is used to buy chinese solar panels, batteries, or -- we will have only achieved replacing a dependency with new dependencies. so it is time to reconcile climate neutrality policy with industrial competitiveness policy. of course, the u.s. has defined their approach in the act and, yes, we know some have been vocal. there are some elements of the i.r.a. that are still an issue for europe when it comes to discriminatory provision with regards to european companies but we are working with the u.s. and, of course, i'm confident that we will have quick results here. overall, the i.r.a. wil

a little underperformance coming through from london, but another green screen. europe goes on and on. for how much longer? we are going to talk about this during this show. the countdown to the close starts now. >> the countdown is on in europe. this is bloomberg markets: european close with guy johnson and alix steel. guy: european stocks are higher off. the story is dramatic when you compare it with uris markets -- u.s. markets. is the ecb going to be more hawkish than the fed? brent crude up 1.8 nine. commodities seem to be fairly positive now. alix: in the u.s., the rally rolls on. we are about 50 points away from that 200 day moving average, but a lot still sounding cautious. within that, you are seeing commodities do well like the energy index. the dollar index down .7%, continuing that down slide over the last week. looking at the indicator for more downside to come, how do you express a weaker dollar position? those are the two macro factors. at the micro level, i think lulu and macy's are fascinating. lulu still says people are in their stores shopping. macy's

correspondent: it looks like a summer trip up the mountain, but this is january in europe. greenss blankets hills that should be covered in snow right now, and ski slopes have been confined to a narrow lane. >> it is really weird, everything is green left and right of the slope. correspondent: temperatures of up to 10 degrees celsius have caused the last snow to melt, and what little snow you see here did not fall from the sky. >> we had fresh natural snow about 40 centimeters. this will be far too little, so we fill it out with artificial snow and because of that, we have coped well. correspondent: the last significant snowfall in the area was at the start of december. ski slope operators are feeling the pinch. >> it is the main season. we should be hosting up to 4000 guests, but now there are half of the usual guests. correspondent: switzerland and france have also been feeling the heat. numerous slopes remain closed over the festive season, forcing holidaymakers to consider taking alternative sporting activities. >> we hear the news about global warming. i don't know, but the

also coming up a green deal for europe, you commission president or slough on the line unveils her plan for a clean tech transition as the world.