k. j matthews. i actually spoke to a source of mine this morning and i thought, you know, i wonder if the studios and the networks got the message from fran drescher, yesterday, when she was up there saying, you know, they're being greedy. this is what we're asking for. she was speaking on behalf of the sat, sat after the actors union and you know, my, my source told me that actually was do some of the people that they spoken with or said that they're willing to let the straight go on. um, and they're not any closer to even attempting to ask for a meeting with the writers guild, nor the screen actor's guild at all. um, so it's actually quite scary. you think that, you know so many, these people, their livelihood depend on being paid in to see that this might go on for like, you know, 3 or 6 or even more months is quite frightening for, for many people here in hollywood as some of the news from around the world, funds has been celebrating by steel day at president yvonne your micron over so the tradi

k j. matthew sciences, thanks so much for joining us on dw, thank you. it's a us president joe biden has wrapped up a trip to europe he took in mesa, as i mentioned that you ania and join tools with norfolk leaders in finland, the regional gathering which was a featured suite in denmark. iceland in norway address challenges including regional security and the climate change. a warm welcome from nato's newest member. joe biden meets with regional leaders in helsinki with finland having ended its decades long neutrality. by joining the alliance, the new era in cities, security, police, has become to who will be one of those who wrote to history. the nordic nations forces already work closely with the us military, carrying out joints, maneuvers in northern finland, just weeks ago. finland's border with russia spends 1300 kilometers more than doubling the length of nato's eastern frontier border once sweden. so session is approved or full noted. states will have joined the alliance . you're think for so we don't even want to imagine what your but look like w

k j. matthew sciences, thanks so much for joining us on dw, thank you, is not moving on us. president joe biden has reaffirmed his commitment to nato, his newest member mark vin speaking in house thing, keep islands 5 inside the us on finland, a working in lock step for a more secure. well, notice summit, which also included sweden, denmark, iceland and norway address the challenges including leads you know, security to clean energy and technologies or pro or would you crane also high on the agenda, bice bite and said negotiations will bring an end to the will. i don't think the working going for years for 2 reasons. number one, i don't think that the russians could, could maintain the war forever. number one, in terms of the resources and capacity. number 2, i think that there is going to be a circumstance where eventually present food is going to the site is not in the interest of russia economically, politically or otherwise to continue this war. but i can't predict exactly how that happens. my hope is an expectation, as you'll see, that ukraine makes significant progress on their offe

k j matthews is an entertainment john and i still assigned to these. she told me why chose to avert the script strike fell apart. you know, if you could probably pick, i would say more than one thing was actually 2 things. i would say it's the inception of artificial intelligence ai and also the inception of, uh, the streaming platforms, people, particularly writers, screen writers and actors and actresses are not being paid the same way. they were paid when they were on television versus streaming. and that's really the main sticking point. there are others. but if i could mil, like the most important thing down, it would be the pay with the streaming platforms, particularly residuals, and the introduction of artificial intelligence for sure. yeah, i mean, they've changed everything in the way that we consume the kind of products that the, the industry produces. how's that going to affect people's feelings and shows? that's what people want to know. how does this change the way the, how they would work and affect us as well? let me, let me do the good

k. j matthews. you know, it depends on who you're asking. it's funny, you should mention that brand. i actually spoke to a source of mine this morning and i thought, you know, i wonder if the studios and the networks got the message from fran drescher, yesterday, when she was up there saying, you know, they're being greedy. this is what we're asking for. she was speaking on behalf of sad sack after the after union and you know, my, my source told me that actually was do some of the people that they spoken with or said that they were willing to let the strike go on. and they're not any closer to even attempting to ask for a meeting with the writers guild, nor the screen actor's guild at all. um, so it's actually quite scary to think that you know, so many, these people, their livelihood depend on being paid and to see if this might go on for like, you know, 3 or 6 or even more months is quite frightening for, for many people here in hollywood. yeah, i mean you have people's livelihoods at stake right now, and also major movie productions that are in the pipeline mean when they are goi

it looks like entertainment journals. gauging matthews with the latest from los angeles as always, k j. thank you. thank you. as well. back here in europe. beller roost says that fighters from the russian mercenary group, wagner are working as instructors at a military range, just southeast of its capital minutes. the defense ministry released the video showing wagner fighters training local forces. wagner played a key role in the ukraine defensive, but it launched a short rebellion at the top of russia's military leadership before backing down last month. wagner, leader, if guinea per goshen agreed to move his forces to bill a ruse as part of a deal to end the result, but his whereabouts, they remain a no television leader, alexander lucas shank, go. he says that he helped broker that deal. all right, let's go to our rush analysts, konstantin, egrets for more on this. so costs and feed um, wagner, troops training, belushi and soldiers. i mean, what do you make of of these videos? what does it tell you as well, but the 1st of all was will we can easily identify that this event. so this

in case you're matthews, now she is an entertainment journalist. she's following for the story in los angeles, k. j is good to see you. we just heard it right there from fran drescher, show us the money. i mean, the industry is facing the 1st, you know, simultaneous drawing by hollywood. why does it act as in more than 60 years? i want you to walk us through what went wrong during these negotiations as well. you know, you heard it so trans rusher, she said that the 2 sides were so far apart that it was impossible for them to even meet in the middle. and she shock, she showed outraged during the press conference which happened a little less than an hour ago and went on for about 30 or 40 minutes. but she said she just could not believe how the studios and the networks are treating the actors and even the writers that they know for years and showing such a disrespect. the bottom line is that they really couldn't come to an agreement over core issues. what are those core issues? pay, salary residuals benefits and a are artificial intelligence. also, i'm hearing self tapes. i didn't know that that was