will gridlocked 340 kilometers of stationary traffic, almost equivalent to the distance from sao paolo to rio. moscow. november 2012. the notorious russian winter paralyzed much of the biggest country on the planet. for 3 days and 3 nights, snowstorms blocked the highway between saint petersburg and the capital. but how do traffic jams actually come about? the main reason is that you do not have enough capacity. um, of course there are other reasons um, but these reasons, reasons are not that they do not happen that often. um, dumb people sometimes make driving mistakes. of course, for instance, they do not pay enough attention. then they have to break heart rate works heavy weather conditions, but most of them think the percent original way. okay. you too many cars at the same time. the same news in the same direction. ah. but the world runs differently. when i met with the principal is one for all and all for one not hardly applies to motorists on the road. everyone thinking, what's the quickest way of getting to my destination? individuals focus on themselves and don't care about th

will gridlocked 340 kilometers of stationary traffic, almost equivalent to the distance from sao paolo, to rio. moscow. november 2012. the notorious russian winter paralyzed much of the biggest country on the planet. for 3 days and 3 nights, snow storms blocked the highway between saint petersburg and the capital. but how do traffic jams actually come about? the main reason is that you do not have enough capacity. um of course there are other reasons um, but these reasons, reasons are not that they do not happen that often. um, dumb people sometimes make driving mistakes. of course, for instance, they do not pay enough attention, then they have to break hard work. heavy weather conditions. know that the percent 70 percent original way. okay. you too many cars in the same time. the same news in the same direction ah. but the world runs differently when i met with the principal is one for all and all for one not hardly applies to motorists on the road. everyone thinking, what's the quickest way of getting to my destination individuals focus on themselves and don't care about the others.

they wanted to trim the tree beforehand but they couldn't because of the city of paolo al toe's tree ordinance. they believe the city should have been more flexible to allow them to cut it down. >> the automatic answer was, no, you cannot do it, it's a heritage tree. it's parked on our property, the city's property. i was a little upset because i think we could have been preventive in making this tree very healthy. >> we should have adapted to it so in bad cases we could deal with it. >> that's city council member greg tanaka who thinks there should be changes made. they're responsible for paying for inspections of the trees even if they're on private property, but they can't do trimming. bob redell, nbc 11. >>> we have continuing coverage both on air and online ahead of the storm's arrival. >>> if you haven't already, make sure to download our free nbc bay area app. you can get alerts sent straight to your phone the minute rain starts to fall in your neighborhood. >>> in about 30 minutes san jose police plan to investigate a shooting during a hostage situation. it started wednesday

were gridlocked, 340 kilometers of stationary traffic, almost equivalent to the distance from sao paolo to rio. moscow, november 2012. the notorious russian winter paralyzed much of the biggest country on the planet. for 3 days and 3 nights, snowstorms blocked the highway between saint petersburg and the capital. but how do traffic jams actually come about it? the main reason is that you do not have enough capacity. um, of course there are other reasons um, but these reasons, reasons are not that they do not happen that often. um, dumb people sometimes make driving mistakes. of course, for instance, they do not pay enough attention and then they have to break heart rate works heavy weather conditions. but most of them are due to the same time the same needs in the same direction. but the world runs differently when the principal is one for all and all for one not hardly applies to motorists on the road. everyone's thinking, what's the quickest way of getting to my destination? individuals focus on themselves and don't care about the others of to the drivers have a lot to learn from aunt

i spoke to journalist sam cowie, who's covering the story from sao paolo, i asked him how both scenarios returned. it's likely to impact a brazilian politics. that's a really interesting question. why? because, you know, brazil last election was very hard for us. it was, you know, the highest election in decade, lula, one by you know, a very small percentage point margin as a brazil, in baltimore, in brazil he remains extremely popular character. however, it's really unlikely in the short term lease that he's going to have a huge impact with a huge impact that probably because we see the government still quite strong at the moment, thinking a few blows in recent weeks. unless the pointed out, you know, it's going to weighs more than 50 percent approval raising, which in the grand scheme of things in the world today is a pretty strong approval raising in the medium to long term. however many and it went down economy, they say things get more difficult for lucas, quite frankly, it's more about the economy economy, you know, grow sluggishly or tanks and, you know, people in brazil as they a

i asked paolo. i said was tether in that position and would it be able to stand that expexposure? listen. >> all of the banks failing, you are looking at tether. the real answer is tether has in this moment dropped $77 billion. tether has the capital to back all of the talk. tether started to work with the people to produce. if you look at them and read them, it is more thorough than any other produced by the competitors. the equity of tether of the company is $950 million as of the 31st of december, 2022. just i will have the final number in a few days. we estimate $700 million more. this money stays in tether in the main company in order to capitalize the stablecoin. you see a pattern where our competitors are losing money. they lost money for the last few years. tether is making money and banks are failing. >> tether issued a coin which is backed by reserve assets, including u.s. treasuries. it needs to have its assets matched and liabilities. tether had at the end of q4 excess of $960 million of assets. in that interview, paolo revealed that the company is on track to make $70

so paolo saw its 1st e pre aster spousal formula, e came to town reigning champion, stuff and fun dawn to co position. they've been antonio acosta. the belgian becomes the 9 different poles that are in 9 races so far the season. francesco benya has won the 1st of our multiple g p sprint, which 2 plays ahead of sundays grant re sprint has been introduced to make the sports more excited and benya drilled a crowd taking the lead on the final lap to win 12 championship points. now before we go, as a reminder of our top story, russian president vladimir putin says he has a mouse to deal with bella luce, nita alex. i'm gotten shinkel station, tactical nuclear weapons that speaking on the rations the television within said brush i was not valid eaten any international nuclear nonproliferation treaties. my move in the weapons to ukraine, state watching videos, we have the documentary film coming up next on my just a cloud masses looting about the amazon rain forest and forget this. always more news on the website at d, w dot com and on our social media channels, we'll handle it as more news a

school teacher has died after being stabbed by her 13 year old student in the brazilian city of sel. paolo, 3 other teachers and 2 students were also attacked though authority say their injuries are minor. please have detained the attacker for question. here in germany, the vast majority of rail services, buses, and domestic flights have been brought to a halt by the biggest public sector strike and decades transport workers from germany's to biggest unions have walked off the job in a call for higher wages to counter the cost of living crisis, inflation rates and germany have been above the euro's own average in recent months . there is not a train in sight during rush hour at berlin's main station on monday. and frank fairport. germany's top pub is nearly deserted. tens of thousands of transport workers are going on strike across the country, demanding pay increases to match growing inflation. planes, trains, and buses are at a standstill. and in some cities, local transport was also affected. these workers at frank, apple say that recent negotiations with their employers have failed. 6

school teacher has died after being stopped by her 13 year old student in the brazilian city of south paolo, 3 of their teachers and 2 students were also attacked though authority say their injuries are minor. police have detained the attacker for questioning. german chancellor, all of shall says germany has delivered on its pledge to send 18 leper to battle tanks to ukraine. the long awaited german made tanks were reportedly handed over to ukrainian forces of the countries border. the delivery marks a major shifting ukraine's battlefield capability and a full phil's a long held promised by germany to ukraine. while dw correspondent ne conley joined us from the ukrainian city of crime, a tourist near the front line in the east of the country. and here's what he told us about germany, the delivery of the long awaited leper to bottle tanks to ukraine. i think this is really important. i was just the front lines couple of hours ago. and before this news came in, and the 1st question for everyone, when they found out that we were from a gym and broadcast was, where are the tanks? it was a joke,

. >> reporter: from akitakata to sao paolo, she hopes to share what she learned in japan and preserve this ritual for future generations. nhk world, hiroshima. >>> it's time for a check on the weather with our meteorologist sayau sayaka mori. some places are bringing back spring festivals. >> hello there. it's the best season to come to japan. much of japan is enjoying the cherry blossom season. for much of the eastern half of the nation it season came the earliest on record. today full bloom was declared in sendai. that was 13 days earlierthen normal and the earliest in recorded history, and a festival is taking place here sendai. take a look at this vid. after a four-year hiatus a park in miyagi prefecture began its cherry blossom festival on friday. about 1,200 trees line along the river with it blooming on monday, the earliest on record. the spot averages about 200,000 tourists during the season. the festival will continue april 13th. in tokyo thanks to less windy conditions flowers are still attached to the trees, and this weekend is going to be the last chance to enjoy the flu f

. >> paolo, thank you very much. paolo sandoval reporting for us.oining us now the ceo and director of the anti-defamation league. thanks so much for joining us. i know you're incredibly busy today. how disturbing are these details that emerged today this heavily armed suspect arrested after threatening to kill jewish people in the michigan government including we now know the attorney general of the state of michigan. >> yes, i mean, wolf, this is another reminder of the level of anxiety that the jewish community has is very, very real because the threats are very real. this individual, jack eugene carpenter, who seemed to be a former employee of the university of michigan, he was on our radar at adl weeks ago after posting craziness online, claims about conspiracies, rampant anti-semitism. and we are grateful to law enforcement, grateful to the fbi for apprehending him before he could perpetrate his evil plot. >> do you consider this potentially domestic terrorism, jonathan? >> this is a domestic terrorism. when a man, a heavily armed individual t

cnn's paolo sandoval is following this for us. happened in east palestine. of course these do happen from time to time. but again, in ohio. what more are you learning at this point? >> reporter: so no injuries and no hazardous material. those are certainly two key important things here. this derailment happening one month and one day after the toxic derailment in east palestine, ohio. we need to be clear, there is zero indication at this point in time that one would be potentially connected to another. nonetheless, the timing certainly is interesting, and it increases awareness about the incident that's unfolding near springfield, ohio. norfolk southern, the owner of the train, confirming it was one of their freight trains. approximately 20 cars of the roughly 212 cars derailed while traveling south near springfield, ohio. that's several hundred miles west of east palestine. again, no hazardous material believed to be on board, though they have representatives on the way to assess the situation and find out a little bit more. ohio

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kilometers for 48 hours in the run up to the 2014 world cup and brazil, the roads in and around sell. paolo will gridlocked, 340 kilometers of stationary traffic, almost equivalent to the distance from sao paulo to rio. moscow, november 2012. the notorious russian winter power lies much of the biggest country on the planet. for 3 days and 3 nights, snow storms blocked the highway between saint petersburg and the capital. but how do traffic jams actually come about? the main reason is that you do not have enough capacity on of course, there are other reasons i'm but these reasons, reasons are not that they do not happen that often. um, dumb people sometimes make driving mistakes. of course, um, for instance they, they do not pay enough attention and then they have to break heart rate works then next is heavy weather conditions. but no. so then 60 percent 70 percent depends on the reason why against is mutual guardian lives really close to the same time with the same me but the world runs differently when i met with the principal is one for all and all for one not hardly applies to motorists

i spoke with journalist sam, me a sammy county who is following the story in south paolo, i asked him how both scenarios return is likely to impact or politics that that's a really interesting question. why? because, you know, last election was very hard for us. it was, you know, the highest election in decades lula, one by you know, a very small percentage point margin. and so brazil, in baltimore, in brazil, he remains extremely popular character, however, is really unlikely in the short term lease that he's going to have a huge impact when he's written. he's gonna have a huge impact that probably because we see the government still quite strong at the moment. it's taking a few blows in recent weeks. but there's a lot of analysts to pointed out, you know, it's to enjoy more than 50 percent approval raising, which in the grand scheme of things in the world today is a pretty strong approval rates in, in the medium to long term. however many and is pointed out in economy as they say things we get more difficult for lulu because quite frankly, it's all about the economy, the economy, yo

the president of bella roofs says nato paolo's, particularly poland. i've been preparing to invade his country as they amassed troops along the borders. he made that statement during a speech about a upholding national sovereignty. melinda, this is george nato, has been deploying its troops in eastern part of the block, at an increasingly accelerated pace. it currently has more than $21000.00 troops in poland and the baltic states. we are preparing to invade bella roost to destroy our country. they are doing this with fugitive militants, little bandits from our nation, for whom they don't feel any pity. we have obtained this information, they get their initial experience in ukraine. they are being used as cannon fodder, or if this is a little bit worried or is it what, what do we know so far about what's going on? oh, well huh. alex angelica franco said that the west is basically amassing ed sales forces in poland in particular. and that has been doing it for years and said that attempts are now being made to dr. baller routes into a war. and he brough

the members of the bricks group of nations, political science professor, paolo alfonso, say the new brazilian administration is taking relations with beijing to new heights. the relations between brazil and china are developing at the moment. china is our largest trade partner, brazil's new administration, should take these bilateral relations to the next level. as members of briggs, we cooperate to develop and become stronger. multi polarity is the new reality. we have clearly seen that over the last couple of years. brazil place this huge emphasis on this because a unipolar or bipolar world is a nobody's interest anymore. us bricks and g 20 or a huge importance to brazil. louis silva took us off is only 2 months ago. he has visited argentina and the u. s. so far, so his visit to china is the most significant, twice. we hope that it would ensure the strengthening of ties both bilaterally and within brings to nigeria now where local governorship elections are in full swing amid fresh reports of political violence. footage from the state of lagos shows on man who appeared to be local security

or looking at a high number of dead and, and the way they died paolo's just absolutely tragic, according to a source from the sate of to why, why they're in mexico, where this happened. most of the migrants industry to were detained on that same day, and some of them were held in locked rooms to prevent their escape. authorities are investigating the cause of the fire right now, so it's really a developing story. now, colleen immigrants entering the us through his border with mexico has been, let's say, a big political issue for many years, particularly over the past few years. we've really been seeing that quite a lot. what is the bite of ministrations approach to it though? yes and leave the u. s. a border patrol meet more than $2200000.00 arrests of the us mexican border mexico border last year. and we have to keep in mind by we know that this is a highly political issue and that the u. s. is already preparing the next political election cycle. so president biden is trying to keep this problem away from his administration. he has been talking with mexican president lopez over my lord

school teacher has died after being stopped by her 13 year old student in the brazilian city of south. paolo, 3 other teachers and 2 students were also attacked though authority say their injuries are minor. police have detained the attacker for question. cleanup efforts are underway in the u. s. state of mississippi. after tornadoes destroyed several towns, president joe biden has declared an emergency freeing up federal funds. at least 25 people were killed when the twisters flattened neighborhoods down to trees and power lines. myanmar military shown to has been marking armed forces day troops paraded through the capital to commemorate the finding of the country's army during world war 2, the military seized power and in prison election. officials elected officials following a coup in 2021. and when can your police have clashed with opposition? protestors who are angry over the rising cost of living, police, fire, tear, gas, and water cannon is crowds to fight a banner demonstrations in the capital, nairobi. opposition, leader, rayleigh ganga. joined demonstrators demanding the government

school teacher has died after being stabbed by a 13 year old student in the brazilian city of south. paolo, 3 other teachers, and 2 students will also attacked their authority, say the injuries mine at least 50 times. the attack of questioning us vice president, pamela harris as hell talks with don as a president, nana a cooper, i do in the capitol acro. ms. harris is expected to announce that nearly $140000000.00 in assistance for the west african nation. and she will also visit tanzania and zambia as part of washington's push to deepen ties with the continent. german chancellor, all i've shown says germany has delivered on its pledge to provide ukraine with 18 leopard to battle tanks, along a way to german manufactured vehicles, were reportedly handed over to ukrainian forces. the countries border, the delivery marks of major shifted ukraine's battlefield capability and fulfills along held promised by germany to ukraine. so how big a deal is this delivery? here's our correspondent to nick connelly from near the front line in the cranium city of cramming task. i think this is really impor

some of our senior di, paolo's, cousin, but ideally, look, i'm over. do you mean you can keep conflict of yours, deleting minutes on my list in your below nibble. but conflict of computer emotional bla, because if it's pseudo, it's gotten a quote online that you do. if i do a google village is your conference, i will show up and hundreds of places in mountain western ukraine, shanda, common and bloody history story, kissy leon and lip. nikki. for example. where on march the 26th. 1943. by 179 poles were murdered, mainly women was an elderly people, more than 50 children under 14 at school. every year, the polish and ukrainian delegations come here to honor the memory of those innocent victims with like many who lived in or near valinda and witness those tragic events managed to survive to this day in general, let us love gush epsky la collins 1st astronaut is one of them that you can put in 1943, the future space conqueror was just a helpless baby to miraculously survived this to them. los, as he had been to shelter for dominic lane, little doctors, i

supporters stormed congress on the 8th of january. 0ur reporter camilla mota is following events from sao paoloturned out to greet him? �* ., ., , how many people turned out to greet him? �* ., ._ ., ,., him? a lot, actually, dozens of bolsonaro _ him? a lot, actually, dozens of bolsonaro supporters - him? a lot, actually, dozens of bolsonaro supporters in - him? a lot, actually, dozens of bolsonaro supporters in the - him? a lot, actually, dozens of. bolsonaro supporters in the lobby him? a lot, actually, dozens of- bolsonaro supporters in the lobby of the airport and they were wrapped in the airport and they were wrapped in the brazilian flag and wearing the brazilian national football team jersey and they were chancing the national anthem and jingles against lula but bolsonaro did not show up and he left a private exit and he went straight to the headquarters of his liberal party, the party to which he has been affiliated for the last couple of years. he which he has been affiliated for the last couple of years.— last couple of years. he is facing an investigation, _ last couple of years. he

cree turning south southeast and continuing over motto, grosso camacho towards the atlantic via sao paolo before reaching the south of the continent, the air masses 1st hit the andes mountain range and the west, the 6000 meter high natural barrier, alters the course of the stream of air, as shown in an experiment called sal jacks, headed by josie mud, ingle subjects, west phoenix ferryman, thought we decided to develop together with united states a. um it oh, what? yeah. but i see that how did that take to find out more information about the structure on the functioning of the loaner of urethral south america? we didn't know how much the measurements taken in the andean foothills showed that this extremely dynamic air mass contains a lot of moisture, basic at the waist. upcoming fronted atlantic fraud. the amazon conduct down the stat. this forced them to shift at oscillate, and that's when the looks like at the core of what you have baths and they atmosphere degree with a so low level jet that yet because of to speed. subjects prove the existence of a moisture laden air current primarily

cnn's paolo sandoval are wondering how can this be, involving the same company, same state and similar worries, those we're told no hazardous materials. people have to wonder what is going on with the track there is and with this company. >> a lot of valid questions. the moment we found out about this, that certainly raised serious concerns in light of what we saw take place in east palestine just a little over a month ago. however, when you look at the details here, including what the transportation secretary tweetedlace last night, they determined there was no hazardous materials being transported on these trains. they do not have a protective water source. when you look at the aftermath, it is quite incredible. about 20 of 212 train cars derailed. four tankers that you may bible -- be able to make out in the bottom part of your screen. two carried residual amounts of diesel exhaust fluid while the other two contained water soluable solution and no evidence of any leaks. this gives you a breakdown of what authorities took a very close look at. there was a local haz-mat team, you also

in the u. sal paolo's, tap water would be considered undrinkable. in europe. around your published her research in 2018. it showed the tap water is contaminated in every 2nd brazilian city. the news sparked media firestorm, but little lasting change gave us those. she allowed mom you to me, this is really worrying on guesses as a once again i had that feeling which has troubled me since the beginning of my career as a journalist in brazil, abdulla had a dodge, you expose a serious problem, but then that doesn't lead to a public discussion, as i've been on the 5th, the said he got a big response. so over half a 1000000 viewers visited our website and my as you name me, loans you visit those over 400 media outlets covered the topic, contacted us and reported on the situation on a regional level and other cities. the only thought that was yes, that was really good. but then afterwards, the debate just dissipated and silly to suck. i school some moy, a couple pair of quiet and utter xen are the most frequently used. pesticides. both are also produced by syngenta a

. >> paolo sandoval, thank you. there is no indication that these incidents are related. those three women disappeared a week before four americans were kidnapped at gunpoint in the mexican border city of baltimoris. the group watts attacked while traveling from southern california to mexico, so one. latavia washington mcgee, could undergo a medical procedure. >> unfortunately, they never made. two of the men were killed and she and a third man were found alive tuesday. carlos suarez has the story. >> reporter: boris and kristin, good morning much the facebook live video that cnn was able to obtain captures a group driving in mexico before the kidnappingings. cnn was able to geolocate the video to a street in the northern consist most section of matamoros located near the bridge they used to cross from mexico to texas, a timeline indicating that about two hours after the group drove into mexico a car began following them. now, it's unclear what happened after the group crossed the border. we know they were supposed to be going to a medical appointment for one of the survi

>> these are just uncommon circumstances to say the least for new york law enforcement, but cnn's paolodoval explains how they are preparing for what could be an historic undertaking. >> reporter: law enforcement officials who are participating in these behind-the-scenes discussions, they are raising several concerns with different kind of scenarios. one certainly includes bringing donald trump here to lower manhattan to face any potential charges, and with that would come concerns about courthouse security with the potential for demonstrations or rallies by trump supporters that could possibly be galvanized by what we heard over the weekend from him calling for protests. the concern is any sort of assemblies would make it beyond peaceful protests and lead to violence and counter demonstrations. at this hour local, state and federal law enforcement talking about the potential there. also another just fascinating angle in all this is what one federal law enforcement official told our colleague john miller that the secret service detail in charge of the former president's security is acti

paolo sandoval has the very latest on this investigation. >> reporter: good morning to you.hese three women are believed to have left the small south texas town two weeks ago, crossed into mexico and they haven't been seen or heard from since. police in texas are calling on the public on both sides of the border for any help tracking them down. police chief says these three women, marina, her sister and their friend, dora, that they drove across the border south of mission, texas, february 24th, which was friday. with a husband of one of those sisters this then turned to investigators the following monday when he was unable to kajt them by phone. he told investigators that the three were heading to the city of month morelos south of the border. the husband telling investigators they plan to travel to a flea market to sell clothes. the u.s. state department telling cnn they are aware of reports of three u.s. citizens missing in mexico but they wouldn't go into great detail. so local police there calling the fbi as they basically are trying to hand over that investigation to f

francisco and oakland, where the first cities to sign california's equal pay pledge, so thankful to mayor paolo and mayor breed and, of course, kimberly ellis and deputy mayor mayfield for leading the way and becoming two of the first cities to sign the pledge. and happy to officially loss angeles, san diego, fresno and long beach have also signed the equal pay pledge, newsom says. it's also been signed by more than 100 companies across california. alright checking out the weather . we've still got some scattered showers. we've still got a little bit of wind. but as you can see behind me, we've got some clearing a little bit of clearing a little bit of wind to based on that flag. when i come back, we'll look at all the stuff that's coming up your way. let's go to ktvu is alex savage. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu. plus julie, thank you. we continue tracking the storm and the effects of today's storm power outages being felt across the bay area will break down the latest numbers on how many people are without electricity. also tonight

major paolo salvatori is commander of the art police's archeology section. objects were illegally excavated, he told us, by italian law they belong to the state. countries have their own cultural heritage laws which govern the protection of antiquities. in ening italy, salvatori often turns to a familiar ally. matthew bogdanos? bogdanos's team has helped repatriate more than 500 pieces to italy and last summer italy opened a museum of rescued art in rome. every single item in that museum was recovered and returned by the manhattan district attorney's office. >> the centerpiece was, obviously, the sirens. >> reporter: we asked the j paul getty museum in los angeles about the pieces found to go stolen or illegally excavated. they declined a request for an on-camera interview but told us thanks to the information provided by the manhattan district attorney's office we determined these objects should be returned. the metropolitan museum of art in new york, however, did welcome us in. >> how many objects are in the met's collection? >> we generally use the number

livermore's down to 33 paolo alto that's at the airports, 33 degrees. fremont's 36.rkley 39. oh, my gosh! did the city go to 41? hold on a minute. let me look, i can look right now. if they did, then that's a record low. let me look. no still 42.52. so that's another observation, but cities closest , tying a record low going back to 18 98 32, clayton 34 castro valley, dublin, 32 in lafayette . now panels down to 32. there's your berkley 39 degrees, so it's cold for many, many here three now and south lake tahoe, reno at 22 with six inches of snow on sunday morning. 32 upper twenties thirties mendocino county and lake county some sun here in the morning, but the clouds will continue to roll in. so look for a mixed forecast here, son in the morning then clouds and then the system comes in late tonight. tomorrow it will give us wind and rain so morning for us and then clouds for your monday and then here we go. rain returns. if it's tuesday, it must be another system because this would be back to back to back tuesday's we've had big systems coming in rainfall looks pret

paolo acknowledges the risk -- powell acknowledges the risk. he says we have it under control.ou know about this. is it done? >> i think it is self-contained right now. i don't think he is over optimistic. they provide all the you know guarantees, assurances and so in the u.s., i would say you know, it is some banks and they did contain that. you can never rule it out fully, but a very small rub ability to go to a full-fledged banking crisis in the united states, like 2008. i think we will be good to go in the united states. the international dimension, i am less sure of. there can still be ramifications globally, especially emerging markets. >> it is complicated by the fact that the fed is now having to investigate itself and its role and what played out with the banks. is this a question of regulation or supervision? >> there is regulation in the united states. some of these banks were regulated. svb bank is now part of the stress testing because they grew a lot in the last few years, so, i think it is more of a regulation issue, which everyone is looking into now. >> in term

, which had through to sao paolo, which stopped in cordoba, which allowed argentine veterans to visitave one weekly link. so we only have one weekly link to south america available . but it probably will have limited effect in other areas because we've we've learnt over the last 40 years to live and operate despite this . and you operate despite this. and you know, it's very sad the 40 years on from the conflict that argentine still is belligerent towards the people before falklands. yeah. and still calling it last malvinas of course as we know. do you think then therefore it's time for maybe another reference ten years on to remind them about how people there feel or do you believe buenos aires would just ignore that anyway ? i think they ignore that anyway? i think they would probably ignore it, but i think that what they've done over the last ten years is actually hardened . the attitude actually hardened. the attitude of people in the islands that, you know, there is nothing to gain by being friendly with argentina . they seem all the argentina. they seem all the time to try and u

and right outside of my district is the paolo there day nuclear plant. it's the largest power producer in the nation for almost the last 30 years. recently, last year, palo verde a nuclear power plant in arizona was awarded funds from the department of energy to increase its flexibility by creating hydrogen, when selling to the grid is and an economical option. mr. dabbar, what more needs to happen to increase the deployment of energy technology like hydrogen? >> so we awarded the money around increasing hydrogen production across the nuclear facilities. hydrogen is a storage vehicle. if you think about the comparison, you produce electricity, and you can stored in chemical form, or you can store it in gaseous form, in hydrogen. or you can do it in liquids, as i was talking about earlier. and so hydrogen has a great opportunity to -- for additional storage. the other thing that's exciting about hydrogen is that some industrial uses cannot really use electricity. so the likelihood of electrifying certain industries is quite poor -- like steel and concrete

some yesterday as far as rain goes except early in the morning, but that's gone. 39 santa rosa 38 paolo out, though forties elsewhere. a lot of low clouds and lingering about especially offshore. so some patchy fog chili lows, but other than that, you are my sunshine. we'll go with that today. chilly morning. patchy fog. mostly sunny, breezy . nice just were struggling to warm up, but we're trying a little bit here fifties to a soft 60 in san jose. here he is. had a little jump in his step because it's friday morning, mr sal castaneda, steve. thank you . and you're right. i do feel a little bit better. and now that it's friday, i digress, though, because right now we do have a problem on the nimitz freeway. that would be northbound 8 80 coming up on 66. they have the freeway closed between there and high street for police activity . now it's early, and there's not a big backup, but there is already a slowdown in the area. i would use 5 80 instead. so the closure is just after the coliseum essentially just get up on 5 85 80 is doing very well heading over that way or perhaps get on the f

there livermore's 50 paolo out of it, they do.egrees, and you can see the moisture. now the main band that that line is moving south. but look on the peninsula last few hours show this. i mean, it's just starting to race in. there's just so much moisture there. they don't continue some right with moderate rain. but again, it should last, you know, maybe an hour or two versus 12 hours or so. to the north. there's been a little bit of a decrease as well. but we're still in line for cloudy skies today. rain on me and off and on rain, but the heaviest rain is moving south santa clara valley breezy, blustery but not as bad as it was. last night. we had 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts, so upper fifties and attempts 6 31. sounds here. he'll be on the air for the next half hour. ah you know, i could be on the air for the next half hour with all the incidents that are going on. but let me just tell you that chp has responded to nearly double the amount of normal incident on a normal friday and that's because we have big ones like 5 80 closed

that in football unless you want a long ban you can probably remember mark about 25 years ago now paolor shoved paul alcock . footballer shoved paul alcock. to the ground and got an 11 match ban. one of the most shocking episodes in premier league history. we're not quite at that level, but mitrovic is in big trouble. trust me, normally you get three match ban for four for violent conduct , for four for violent conduct, but he can lost it yesterday as his manager, which may have sparked the mayhem. but i think he could be looking at anything up to a ten game ban here from the football association because, you know, we're at a time when grassroots referees , time when grassroots referees, it's very much a current subject protecting people from violence and intimidation from players and intimidation from players and spectators . what kind of and spectators. what kind of a precedent does set? you know, he's in trouble trust me. and we wait to see what will happen to him. yeah it was quite a no argument i guess about the handball though technically and you could see it just banged into hand

we've lost a flight to sao paolo which our second link to south america and also the agreement benefitne is comes out better for the and coming to an end . with more than coming to an end. with more than a third in british military personnel all typhoon fighters and a royal navy presence . the and a royal navy presence. the falklands is far better defended now than before war in 82. no one here believes argentina has the slightest interest or indeed capability to threaten the island's military. but for the time being, at least, it seems determined to. ramp up the diplomatic and economic pressure . despite the expressed wish of this island community, mark white gb news. yes, well, that we go right now is being reported and i got afghan migrant i'll start again who was deported from the uk earlier serving half his time prison for raping an underage girl trying to claim asylum back again the uk. he says the government's illegal migration bill will deter him. it is quite a shocking story to say the least. now we'll have it all right here on gbnews.uk okay, let's jasmine in just a matter of