kate moody with the business. thank you so much. it is time now for truth or fake, our back-checking segment. good to see you. ukraine has been suffering massive power outages for weeks because of russian attacks on electricity infrastructure. a satellite photo that has been widely shared on social media appears to show the result across ukraine. >> this satellite photo of europe appears to show ukraine in total blackout as if the entire country has lost electricity, and it has been doing the rounds on social media. here it is in english and in french on twitter. it has been shared last week and the actions have ranged from condemnation for vladimir putin for inflicting this tort of damage on ordinary ukrainians, but some have used it to congratulate the russian army on what they called a successful strategy, but the photo seems a little suspicious in that it appears the countries are in total blackout. to check its authenticity, we used a forensic analysis tool, which is just over here. it showed us here on the left that the area a

kate moody joins us.ell us some of the issues that may be addressed through emmanuel macron's visit to the u.s. >> it is subsidies and tax breaks included in joe biden's inflation reduction act that are worrying paris and brussels. the president has reportedly described the policy as super aggressive for french and european businesses. >> the u.s. congress passed the biggest investment in clean energy transition back in august, known as the inflation reduction act. it is the biden administration's signature green industry policy. the aid package, 433 billion dollars in total, contains $64 billion earmarked for the affordable care act, but the remainder, $369 billion, is devoted to green energy and fighting climate change. it is this component of the act th is ruffling feathers overseas. critics in both paris and brussels have called some of the measures to protectionist, such as the tax credit of up to $7,500 for the purchase of an american-made electric car and tax credits for companies producing or inve

kate moody, great to see you.ometimes violent protests reg out at the world's largest iphone factory. it is in central china. what do you know about the causes of the situation? >> it is a mix of anger about the ongoing coburn restrictions in place, working and living conditions at the plant, and rather unusually for china, complaints about more general issues like pay. some reports say workers claim they have not been paid their salaries, the foxconn says it will fulfill all its obligations. >> protesters facing off against an army in hazmat suits. in china can be seen clashingory with authorities. the police response -- teargas. the taiwanese company, apple's main subcontractor, is facing increasing cases of covid-19 at the largest iphone factory in the world, which led to hundreds of panicked workers fleeing on foot. in response, authorities can find to 300,000 people. in an attempt to get workers to return, foxconn promised them bonuses, which some employees say will not be paid, a situation quickly dismissed

kate made landfall 1958. can you follow nicole's path and much more by down loading the fox weather app. >> todd: republican attorney general ashley moodyy receiving any other votes than any other candidate in the state. florida attorney general ashley moody. congratulations on your win. that is quite a stat because that means you beat one ron desantis. what are republicans in florida including yourself right? >> it's the leadership of governor desantis and conservative policies we have implemented that have set florida on a trajectory of success. you know, i'm hearing some of the stories you are reporting this morning and the extreme liberal policies like the open borders, the welcome centers the federal government is trying to push into these red states to welcome illegal immigrants. i mean, all of this is a burden on the taxpayers under governor desantis leadership we had a $32 billion surplus. >> other states it is not working. it is a truly a win for floridians. >> carley: have you talked a lot about the opioid epidemic facing this country. what do you plan to do with your next term as florida's attorney general? >> yeah. the opioi