it's continuing the legacy of charles schulz. this man was my friend.h, i miss sparky to this day. >> schulz first introduced franklin in 1960, eight, months after the assassination of martin luther king junior, and amid the civil rights movement. a teacher in la harriet. glickman wrote him urging him to integrate peanuts. armstrong says sparky was hesitant because he didn't want it to come off as patronizing. when he did introduce franklin, his editor said no. schulz threatened to quit. >> this man said, i will forfeit my whole career in defense of franklin, and to me, it's the most important part of this story. >> hey, franklin, what kind of music do you like? the gods of soul, james brown. you're not related, are you? >> the new story shows franklin trying to make friends in his new town while being authentic to himself and gently addressing the issue of race along the way. >> one thing was for sure there was a lack of variety in this place. >> we didn't want to have him use his racial differences or their established, uh, whiteness. he didn't want t

so is the challenge ahead of us. >> let's get to elizabeth schulze in baltimore.ow, the federal government is approving $60 million in emergency funding, and now president biden says he's planning a visit as well? >> reporter: mary, president biden says he'll visit baltimore next week, and he's vowing that the federal government will cover the entire cost of rebuilding the bridge. those $60 million in funds will help cover initial costs. the full project could be billions and take years to complete. >> elizabeth following all of this this week, thank you so much. >>> the tsa reports yesterday saw the largest number of people at airport checkpoints so far this year. flights packed amid growing concerns about safety issues involving the airlines. two planes clipping wings. another flight diverted because of engine trouble. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, the early easter holiday rush stacked atop the crush of spring break travelers leaving airports packed. >> i want to get where i'm going, so i make sure to get here at least three hours early for my

elizabeth schulze in baltimore. >>> tsa reporting a record number of airline travelers over spring break and easter weekend. the faa investigating two planes clipping wing on this the taxiway. another flight diverted because of engine trouble. trevor ault standing by. >>> a major storm taking aim at the u.s. over the holiday. winter storm warnings, flood watches, and wind alerts from california to colorado. severe storms, including possible tornados, moving east. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> here in new york, police responding to an alarming number of reports of women being punched in the face during random attacks on the street. some of the victims posting videos online. at least two suspects arrested. police searching for several others. >> president biden joined by former presidents obama and clinton raising $26 million during a record-breaking fund-raiser at radio city music hall. the three presidents in a show of force taking swipes at donald trump. the event interrupted several times by pro-palestinian demonstrators. >>> late word tonight concerning pope francis. why the vat

calling for a ban on strikes, as a member of the free democratic party said frank scheffler, chancellor schulzlegitimize the ban on strikes, which, in his opinion, interfere with the restoration of the country's economy. as an example, he cited the iron lady margaret thatcher, who broke the power of trade unions. i am outraged by the fact that rallies can be organized at a moment’s notice; now one strike of transport workers follows another. deputy jens spahn, representative of the christian democratic union of germany, also agrees with him. the politician called on scholz to stop the carefree madness. meanwhile, europeans often it is impossible to attract the attention of the authorities to social problems in any other way. in belgium , employees of sixty organizations to help the homeless are on strike for the first time in 5 years. participants addressed from. there are so many of them that there are not enough places in assistance institutions, as well as resources, in particular , 4,000 residents of brussels are at risk of poverty, this is 34% of the population, and 700 of them are either

oliver schulz believes this will escalate the war and ukraine on the german personnel to help operated conversation discusses all of this and reference to the uk, already having forces in ukraine. this we already knew, because in february downing street confirmed a small number of personnel are in ukraine, though it didn't say what they are doing. and while reaction to the leak has continued, the kremlin has shed its thoughts on it. translation: this suggests within germany's armed forces plans were struck in the territory of the russian are being discussed substantively and specifically. there is nothing in the league that suggest this, germany has called there is nothing in the leak that suggest this, germany has called russia's claim absurd and offered this assessment. this is a russian hybrid attack again, it is clearly the intention to destabilise the west and it was not a coincidence that this recording was published the day of navalny�*s funeral. if that is the intention, none of germany's allies have been critical, not in public at least. but the uk's defence secretary, ben wa

let's get to elizabeth schulze on the scene there in baltimore. elizabeth, what are officials saying about a possible timeline to start clearing out all that wreckage? >> reporter: linsey, recovery crews are working 24/7, and you can see by that new ntsb video just how colossal of a task that is going to be. that is just the damage on the surface of the ship. there are thousands of tons of steel under the water that they're going to have to clear out, too. linsey? >> linsey: elizabeth, thank you. >>> now, to the sentencing of sam bankman-fried. the judge handing down a 25-year sentence in one of the largest financial fraud cases this country has ever seen. the 32-year-old once the poster boy for the currency of the future is now facing the consequences of old fashioned crime. bankman-fried was convicted in november of diverting billions of dollars to cover his losses in a separate and risky investment scheme. his lawyers argued for leniency, portraying him as an awkward math nerd, but the judge said he hadn't heard a word of resource from bankman-

at the same time they assure. that chancellor schulz’s position on the supply of missiles to the kievegime has not changed, he is still against their transfer to ukraine, one of the german newspapers reports. previously, several local publications they recognized the authenticity of the intercepted conversation and wrote that it was not a fake or artificial intelligence. the us president was lied to in his desire to solve the problem with illegal migration. this was stated by american entrepreneur elon musk. the spacex founder emphasized the massive influx of migrants. occurred due to 94 executive orders of the administration of the owner of the white house, and the grant service union ridiculed the american leader by inviting him to take a nap on the beach. on its page on the social network x, the organization posted an ironically composed schedule sunny joe. among the important things, boarded air force one, took a nap, read the message in large letters on the teleprompter, it's all trump's fault, expressed horror, took a nap, woke up, finished work, went to the beach, took a nap. t

the delivery of taurus missiles to ukraine is a red line that he intends to cross. do not have olaf schulzo said that these missiles cannot be used without the participation of the german military and berlin does not intend to send its troops to ukraine. taros is a guided missile and air-to-ground radar with a range of 600 km. a few days ago.

only then will it become it's clear. will any measures be taken, while they assure that chancellor schulz’sosition on the supply of missiles to the kiev regime has not changed, he is still against their transfer to ukraine, one of the german newspapers reports. previously, several local publications recognized the authenticity of the intercepted conversation and wrote that it was not a fake or artificial intelligence. a large peace demonstration broke out in paris. this is how local residents reacted to president macron’s statement about the possibility of sending the military. square protesters chanted go to ukraine itself has posters calling for brexit and stopping arms supplies to the kiev regime. as a sign of protest, activists demonstratively tore apart the flags of france, nato and the european union. earlier , the leader of the french patriots party said that parliament should vote against the war with russia and impeach president macron after his statement about sending troops from western countries to ukraine. the main news of the past week in the spotlight of guests and experts of

ulf schulz stated this at the election congress of the european socialist party in rome and said: we do not want a war between russia and nato. the german chancellor said nato will do everything it can to prevent war. russia also warned nato. any support from ukraine leads to military conflict. and human and financial losses of snow and rain in afghanistan. in addition to financial losses, several days of heavy rain and snow in afghanistan has caused the death of dozens of people in different parts of the country. several days of snow and rain in the last weeks of winter have killed nearly 50 people in different parts of afghanistan. these people died either due to the fall of the mountain after the rain and snow, or from the cold or the fall of the avalanche. thousands of supplies have been requested in remote areas of afghanistan. the old man of badghi in the northwest of afghanistan that they have overnight at different times in the past few days , the northern provinces of afghanistan were cut off from the capital. the salon tunnel that connects 9 northern provinces to kabul is s

office chancellor, i don’t know what to do with him, it’s just, well, what to do with such a fool like schulzno other options, where else can we do something like this, we vote, where else can we find such a fool? please , by the way, scholz may part with the post of chancellor next year, especially since elections in germany are brewing, but elections in france are not yet brewing and macron still has looming until the twenty-seventh year he may serve as president , here an interesting conflict is developing on the margins of the european space between two the leaders, so to speak, of the two locomotives of europe , germany and france, against the backdrop of such an information outlet, in my opinion, which has now formed in recent days in europe, that is, the usa, their establishment. well , i focused on the primaries of american parties, on the upcoming elections, on discussing biden’s cognitive abilities , on discussing the supreme court’s decision on trump. that is, they have a completely different agenda, both the european leaders and their own ukrainian case fall out of it, so if we no

when macron did not rule out nato participation in the ukrainian conflict, german chancellor olaf schulzlong-range taurus cruise missiles. the decision is final. winged. the taurus rocket began to be developed in the mid-nineties. it was a joint german-swedish project between daimler bends air space and the swedish concern bofers. the missile can hit protected command bunkers, ammunition depots, and naval targets at a distance of over 500 km. they can be launched from various platforms, land, sea, and aviation. the main carrier is the f-16 fighter. the length of the rocket is 5 m. the launch weight is more than a ton. it is equipped turbojet engine of small size and thrust. the main part of the flight takes place at low altitude, which makes it difficult for systems to detect it early. the air defense warhead has two charges: the first penetrates the concrete mount, the second hits the target. the mass of the warhead is 480 kg. when installing a multi-mode fuse, the rocket can detonate both upon contact with the target and inside it. it is believed that the german air force has about 600

schulz and his social democratic fellow party members understand that the historical trail forces germany more careful than others. other german parties, from the greens to the cdu, no longer seem to think so. they paid for the past. in russia , meanwhile, they remembered the relatively recent past. almost 34 years ago , a final settlement agreement was signed in moscow. germany. the agreement on the final settlement with respect to germany was signed on september 12 , 1990 in moscow, as a result of lengthy negotiations in the 2+4 format. on the one hand, it was signed by the winners of world war ii, the ussr, great britain, france and the usa, who renounced their rights in regarding germany, on the other hand, the federal republic of germany and the gdr. agreement 2+4. berlin, paris and moscow. their outcome remained in doubt until the last moment. initially, the parties considered the “4+2” option. the first two are about borders and the renunciation of territorial claims to other states, the subsequent ones are about the reduction of the bundeswehr from half a million to 370 thousand p

olaf schulz also said that these missiles cannot be used without the participation of the german military and that berlin does not intend to send its military to ukraine. taros is a guided missile and air-to-ground radar with a range of 600 km. a few days ago, the audio file on rasha tudeh network. it was published that it tells about the help of german soldiers to ukraine. the plan to form a presidential council in haiti to deal with the transition power failed. this council was supposed to choose the interim prime minister and the council of ministers to make it possible to fight against criminal gangs. with the continuation of conflict and internal unrest in haiti , the country's prime minister resigned two days ago. haiti has been unstable since 3 years ago after the assassination of the former president. nigeria reopened its border with niger . the president of nigeria also ordered the lifting of sanctions against niger. relations between the two west african neighbors had soured after the anti-french coup in niger in august. niger coup , the third french anti-colonial coup in west a

german chancellor schulz has so far said no to this request to avoid the war escalation, adding that the country into irrelevant subjugated power. max chively. workers across france have walked off their jobs demanding higher pay to offset and during inflation. it was the first labor action featuring the nation's top eight unions, indicating looming trouble for the administration of president. has more from paris. france is unions united for a massive nationwide strike to demand higher wages. in the face of prolonged record inflation. in the past two years, the annual inflation rate has combined to reach 10% in france. however, in that same time frame, public sector workers have been given raises which add up to only 5%. as 6 million people work for the government, that means 21% of all workers and their household dependents have been suffering economically since inflation began to sore above the unofficial limit of two. percent since way back in august 2021. everyone here is working for the same goal, to serve our population and to provide them with free government services of good.

to submit cases to the international criminal court. against sunak, against macron, against olaf schulz in germany for complicity, and the complicity is well established, i'm not talking in in in the air, the statute of rome is clear on this, the same as the genocide convention in article three paragraph little e condemns right, i can also add an interesting, yes, one minute please, in the netherlands, few weeks ago, an appeal court in the netherlands, issued an order prohibiting the dutch government from delivering any legal weapons to israel, which would then be used to violate. international law, international humanitarian law, the geneva conventions, and of course the convention against genocide, so here the system of administration of justice in the netherlands has been engaged and it has acted, it has ordered the government not to deliver, and the government hasn't said that it will not do so, the government is appealing, i mean mark. just saw the israeli prime minister netanyahu and obviously route would want to continue uh shipping missiles and f 35 etc, but he is order not to d

happening around me and i’m not even interested in discussing these political midgets from macron to schulzre interesting to look, for example, at what’s happening in america, because what trump says is, in fact, absolutely primitive, harsh , but an understandable approach, what he said to... the europeans, the war will end. and if the americans don’t give money, then the europeans alone will not be able to finance this war, then the war will end. trump may not be president of the united states yet, but his party in the legislature is preventing democrats from pouring money into the war. there are no red lines on the issue of sending troops to ukraine, the question arises: do you consider yourself with the orchestra or without? do you have troops? well, will you come to your senses? and then you really don’t really understand how all these statements affect a russian soldier, when all this bullshit ends up in ukraine, you’ll have to hold their hands, because one moment the brothers are slavs, but another moment to destroy all this bastard, all these traitors. we’ll just smash it so that the

, trying to bring my daughter up into the snow for the first time, schulz and many others know this incoming storm will bring lots of fresh powder, and that's great news for the sierra snowpack. because of the big storm coming, officials decided to conduct the snow survey today, a day early near lake tahoe. our survey today we recorded a depth of 47.5in, about four feet, and a snow water content of 18in. >> this afternoon, the state department of water resources announced that its statewide snowpack is currently 80% of normal for this time of year. >> last month, the statewide snowpack was 52% of normal. on january 1st, the california sierra snowpack was just 28% of normal. the state water experts say the approaching storm could bring the snow levels up to average. and that's important because during the summer, melting snow flows into the state's water table and fills reservoirs around the state. >> this is the water that we generally expect to fill reservoirs and become available for use, uh, in the summer. and fall. and so these numbers are extremely important to water managers and reserv

schulz and his social democratic fellow party members understand that the historical trail forces germanythan others. other german parties. on the one hand, it was signed by the winners of world war ii, the ussr, great britain, france and the usa, who renounced their rights in relation to germany, and on the other, by the federal republic of germany and the gdr. the 2+4 treaty, in essence, documented the birth hour of a sovereign united germany, defining its status, borders, membership in foreign policy blocs and the size of its armed forces. paris and moscow. their outcome remained in doubt until the last moment. initially, the parties considered the 4+2 option. the winners of world war ii work out the terms for the unification of western and eastern germany, and the german states simply accept their decision. great britain and france took such a tough position. british. the united states and the soviet union were inclined to the 2+4 option, which provided that the two germany themselves would discuss the unification scheme. the final text included 10 points. the first two are about bord

german chancellor schulz has so far said no to this request to avoid the war escalation, adding thatpay for ukraine military aid. on wednesday, the italian former prime minister giuseppe conte accused the current prime minister georgia meloni of dragging italy into world war ii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugated power. max chively prested. rome and that does for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, it's bye-bye for now. bismillahirrahman. ضائقه الموت كل نفس ذائقه الموت ثم الينا ترجعون صدق الله العلي العظيم. writer, screenwriter, translator, theater director, university professor, television and cinema actor, and member of iran's academy of persian language and literature. born in sanandaj, ph.d. in performing arts. his main preoccupation is cultural and artistic theater, through which he shows the issues of his time in the form of art. stay with us to take a look at the life of the iranian artist. why the atomic bomb? why all the power? you scientists, i blame for the weapons to be used. killing innocent people to get what? we must not become

sunday . who presented the 3-stage plan , the sabotage of the zionists continues, german chancellor schulzo visited the region and called for a ceasefire, and netanyahu's troubles with us president biden continue over the ceasefire issue, in this regard, we would like to talk to mr. sohrabi, an expert on western issues. let's talk about asia, mr. sohrabi. hello , how do you evaluate the situation in gaza and the future of the ceasefire? hello. good morning. good morning. it is moving towards a long and erosive war and the third parties and the governments of the region know this very well, well , the prolongation of the war and the war becoming more and more exhausting will really have negative effects on the interests and security of the region. the negotiations have taken place, we can mention that the future will not be a positive future in the negotiations of this period in cairo either, because the discussion and conditions of the preconditions mentioned by both sides are exactly the same preconditions as in the period. the previously mentioned negotiations did not reach a conclusion

in a form that was easy to understand even for six years, chancellor schulz was criticized for delaying supply of long-range german missiles to ukraine. the adult generation has a criminal propaganda towards children caused a storm of criticism. i can't believe this is being shown to children, it's just terrible, delete this video immediately, war propaganda for children, it just makes me sick, the fact that this video is still online despite the backlash shows how little you care about people who finance you, thanks to people like you, i can always go back to the thirties of the last century to understand how propaganda worked in those days, but today there is... it’s incredible what happened to germany, difficult times await us. at the same time at the time, citizens of germany again called for peaceful negotiations to end the ukrainian conflict; in addition to sponsoring weapons, protesters were also unhappy with rising prices in germany. demonstrators accused scholz's government of destroying the country's middle class. they called for peace. at a rally in sofia dedicated to the day

german chancellor schulz has so far said no to this request to avoid the war escalation, adding thate accused the current prime minister giorgia meloni. of dragging italy into world war ii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugated power, max chivily, press tv, rome. well, this justin, we do have raking news, at least four palestinians have been murdered in tulacaram following an israeli military incursion in the nur shams refugee camp, we get it can be posted on the details of that story, much more as we get it for you right here on press tv, well the president of the european parliament uh roberta metzola has traveled to the austrian capital less than three months, before the u election, she delivered a speech at the university of vienna, but students are interrupted her speech by protest. against cu support for the us israel genocide in gaza correspondent diter rinish reports from vienna. on the morning of the 80 days before the european elections on june the 9th, president of the european parliament roberto metzola visits vienna. in addition to discussions with go

german chancellor schulz as so far said no to this request to avoid the war escalation, adding that hisused the current prime minister giorgia meloni of dragging asal into world war iii after having turned the country into irrelevant subjugated power. max chively press tv. rome. well, the president of the european parliament, roberto metsula has traveled to the austrian capitalist in three months before the u election. she delivered a speech at the university of vienna, but students there interrupted her speech by protesting against. the eu support for the us israel genocide in gaza. a correspondent reports from vienna. now, dear colleagues, on the morning of the 80 days before the european elections on june the 9th, president of the european parliament, roberta metzola visits vienna. in addition to discussions with government and parliament representatives, she met with students at the faculty of law at the university of vienna. students could ask questions and rate them using an app among. the most repeated questions were, why isn't the eu stepping in to ensure that humanitarian aid i

for "this week," elizabeth schulze, abc news, washington. >> we're joined by kara swisher, author ofok," which is available now. kara, welcome back to "this week." thanks for joining us. try to break down this debate for everyone. what is the concern about china? what are the prospects that tiktok will actually be banned? >> i think it's going to happen. i think it's going to pass. i think there's bipartisan support for it. president trump used to be for it until he was against it. now, in fact, had an executive order around it, but i think a lot of people are worried about two things, surveillance and propaganda, and right now the focus is mostly on propaganda, especially around the war in the middle east where there's more -- who is winning this war, and i think the bigger issue is that tiktok has become a news delivery vehicle, an entertainment vehicle. if you mashed all the different networks together, it's not as big as tiktok, and so they have unfettered access to the american people and obviously we can't -- our companies can't operate in china in any way whatsoever. it's not

. >> abc's elizabeth schulze with the coast guard getting an up close look at the complicated process. >> we can really see how challenging these conditions are. there is metal everywhere. jagged pieces of steel jutting out from underneath the water. >> the army corps of engineers has deployed sonar technology to better locate the debris and search for submerged vehicles. maryland's governor says the search for four construction workers who are still missing and presumed dead is a top priority. >> we've continued to meet with families of all the victims, and they are in our hearts and we are thinking about them now and always. >> an inspection by the ntsb determining that 56 of the ships containers were carrying hazardous material. investigators say they've spotted a sheen on the water, but maryland's governor and coast guard officials say there's no immediate health or environmental threat. maryalice parks, abc news, washington. >> apple is suing a former employee. they say leaked corporate secrets to journalists. the san francisco ios software engineer allegedly used their company i

with these recordings of conversations, they tell that it is just a little not military coup against schulz constitutional treason. i will say more. i didn't want to say that word. in fact, i strongly believe. my friends and i consulted here. it is about...

. >> abc's elizabeth schulze with the coast guard getting an up close look at the complicated process, we can really see how challenging these conditions are. >> there is metal everywhere. jagged pieces of steel jutting out from underneath the water. >> the army corps of engineers has deployed sonar technology to better locate the debris and search for submerged vehicles. maryland's governor says the search for four construction workers who are still missing and presumed dead, is a top priority. >> we've continued to meet with families of all the victims, and they are in our hearts, and we are thinking about them now and always. >> an inspection by the ntsb determining that 56 of the ships containers were carrying hazardous material. investigators say they've spotted a sheen on the water. but maryland's governor and coast guard officials say there's no immediate health or environmental threat. mary alice parks, abc news, washington. >> coming up, more than $900 million in powerball cash could be yours tonight. we'll take a look ahead to one of the largest lottery jackpot draws in hist

let's bring in abc's elizabeth schulze. this could change the way americans buy and sell their homes? >> reporter: that's right, whit. this $418 million settlement could slash the price americans pay when they're buying or selling their homes. typically real estate brokers automatically charge about 6% commission on the price of a home sale. now under these new changes agreed to by the national association of realtors, those commission fees will be negotiated lower or eliminated altogether. for a $400,000 home that could theoretically save the seller as much as $24,000 in fees. it could also force more brokers to leave the industry if the settlement is approved, as expected, by a federal judge. the changes will take effect mid-july. whit? >> whit: significant changes there, elizabeth, thank you. >>> when we come back, a new mexico state trooper shot and killed on the highway. the manhunt now for a suspect on the run. >>> and the fast-moving fire. an actress' home up in flames. her messages to firefighters tonight. from unit

abc's elizabeth schulze with an up close look. >> from here, you can see the piece of the key bridge weighing down the bow of the ship. we're told that that piece alone weighs between 3 and 4000 tons. the army corps of engineers is going to have to cut it up into four parts and lift it off before they can even begin to clear it out. >> eight construction workers were on the bridge when it collapsed. authorities have recovered the bodies of two men in a pickup truck underwater. four others are presumed dead, trapped under the wreckage. two people survived an estimated 185 foot fall into the water, the wife of one of them saying, my husband doesn't know how to swim. it's a miracle he survived. but her family is still in mourning. she says her brother in law was one of the workers killed. >> let us join together in a moment of silence for those who lost their lives at the baltimore orioles game yesterday, three police officers honored for saving lives by shutting down the bridge in the moments before it collapsed, preventing an even larger disaster. >> and when asked for a timeline on r

possibility of granting, that is, now we relied on it, well , perhaps in the position of chancellor ulav schulz perhaps in some, well, group, well, let’s say this, of the leadership of germany, that is, in some a certain rather large process has been passed, because when the bundestag votes, it means that there is at least some certain majority of ee... which is ready to support the provision, and there is public support for this process also in germany, so here we are we have something quite so complicated, and it is connected, i think, with the second part of what schultz said, when the conversation is about the fact that they can hit moscow, but objectively, why do we need these taurus, well , don't beat moscow, really, for something... else, then why do we need them, what should we talk about, why do we talk so much about them, about these taurus? well, if scholz only worries about moscow, thank god, the number of enterprises of the defense and industrial complex in the territory of the russian federation, which are not in moscow, is more than enough, so if he escalated the issue in moscow,

at the same time it is really happening very slowly, we see that , for example, german chancellor schulzs not ready to provide muzzle-loading weapons that could , for example, today to change the situation on... the front, although my observations regarding the change, yes, the nature of the war, indicate that we really need more drones are needed today, and drones in general, the modernization of these drones, the electronic warfare system, it will determine the nature of the war in the coming months, so it is important here to actually make serious decisions about the modernization of our... and we , as a parliament, we we can get from the government, even an answer to the question, how many drones were actually delivered to parts, what kind of drones are these, and whether the funds that were allocated from the budget for the purchase of drones really went for these purposes, and the situation with this is very serious ms. irina, you already mentioned what happened in the parliament a week ago, or not a week, five days ago, on thursday. a meeting was held, one decision was adopted the

i mean, there was sort of three or four points that 0laf schulz, the german chancellor, announced alongs of, i think what they're trying to say are concrete steps. so buy more weapons on the global market, looking at this coalition for long range weapons as well, boosting military gear production in europe as well. but it was all pretty vague, to be honest with you. sounds good on paper if you think that europe should be boosting arms production and buying more weapons for ukraine. but not a lot of detail behind that. and look, i think as well, in terms of what this meeting was supposed to achieve, yes, it got those three men in a room to talk about a ukraine at a really crucial moment. of course, that us package of support still held up, but i think it was also a bit of a pr exercise. i don't know if you saw the triple handshake that 0lav scholz, emmanuel macron and the polish prime minister, donald tusk did. but it was very vigorous and prolonged. and i think they're really trying to send this message of unity after a few weeks, as you were mentioning, where there have been some real

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that is effectively the guiding principle on germany, certainly the spd and schulz and their outlookilitary technology in the ukraine war. as i say, they want to swim in the middle of the pack and they want to make sure they're not further or more exposed, certainly, than where the americans or others are. france, ithink, is now seeing the war in ukraine in a very different way. i think the change in mindset happened with macron in a big speech he gave in bratislava over a year ago where he felt perhaps the way western europe had treated central and eastern europe was perhaps a was not serious enough, didn't take their concerns seriously enough. and you've seen major changes in french policy, notjust on whether ukraine should join the eu, but also the perspective on nato and now how the war should be managed in light of the risks that trump represents. yes, it's really interesting, france, because one remembers way back towards the beginning of this conflict that emmanuel macron was being accused at different stages of being too close to vladimir putin. so we've seen a really signifi

tom: martin schulz, fantastic to get your analysis. chief economist joining us out of tokyo.re including a deep dive on nvidia, ubs and the boj. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> a new industrial revolution. a trillion dollars of install data centers will be modernized. because of the computational ability, generative ai will create new infrastructure to do one thing -- not for multi-users, but ai generators. everything will be robotic. and these robotic systems all need one thing. a digital platform, processors. and they system designed is a miracle. this is blackwell and what a gpu looks like in my mind. nvidia ceo speaking on the first day of the annual ai conference. reflecting on sales, they've gone from 5 billion in 2016 to over 110 billion, more than four times the level of 2022 on the h 100 ship processors? are we topping out or is there more to come? major customers. let's have a look at the boj. when it comes to macro policy and the decision to raise rates, how markets have reacted with softer yen and the expectation and view that this is a dovish hike from the boj. they've

i will say, george schulz, who died at 100, said democracy is not a spectator sport. on this one, democracy is not a spectator sport. i want to chime in on that, i will be brief. i'm issuing a call to action. the work we are doing at commerce, we need the private sector, we need companies to help us, or resource of companies, talon of companies, talent from universities. the talent from startup. the compute power. government -- we need it funded, for sure. that is what government can do. but really this is a all hands on deck moment. i cannot agree more with secretary rice. i tell all of my students there's nothing artificial about the field of artificial intelligence. machines do not have independent values or human values. and america is a country that leads in our value. not because the government told us, it is because the citizens of america hold those values together collectively. it is all hands on deck for innovating this technology. all hands on deck for designing our values into technology, and for us as educators, the next-generation ai business leaders, go

christian schulz is deputy chief european economist at citi. good morning to you, christian. a huge driver of the german economy. talk us through the significance of this. good morning- _ the significance of this. good morning- it _ the significance of this. good morning. it is _ the significance of this. good morning. it is important - the significance of this. good morning. it is important for i morning. it is important for germany. it is important for the region, which i am from. i completed my military service in the town where the factory is going to be — a remote part of germany, one where the wind is blowing all the time and wind energy is generated, so factories that consume a lot of energy like this factory work welcome and part of a general strategy in germany to get manufacturing to parts of the country which are not the traditional centres in the west and in the south we have seen chip factories and in eastern germany with the tesla factory in berlin so it looks like a success and something that is going to breathe new life into the economy. what is missing at the

discussion around long-range taurus missiles berlin called for a stop to supplies, according to chancellor schulzs in the european union . earlier, at a meeting in brussels, the foreign ministers of the european union countries accepted. poland is expecting a transport collapse today; farmers' protests will be held throughout the country, according to the trade union leader independent agricultural producers show solidarity, it is planned to block the entrances to the capitals of all regions. the rehearsal for the global protest began the day before; the knowledge center was generously fertilized with manure, in this way the farmers are trying to attract attention. the government to the dominance of ukrainian products on polish shelves, and farmers in france resorted to the same weapons of manure in an assortment, as well as tires and tree branches. dissatisfied farmers are demanding payment of the government support they were promised. according to the publication of the politician kularno, the polish prime minister and the french president agreed that it is necessary to limit the import of agri

elizabeth schulze is here with the story. >> this is welcome news.he world. consumers still feel the pinch of persistent inflation. ikea is known for deep discounts on furniture, home decor. now these discounts are about to get deeper. >> i'm not talking about just 10% or 20% off. >> ikea is luring in shoppers, frustrated with stubborn inflation, slashing prices on hundreds of items. >> they've already had low prices for as long as i can remember, so the fact that i went in recently and noticed even lower prices was just shocking. >> customers like taylor documenting big discounts from the swedish furniture giant. >> that's insane. >> reporter: the sweish furniture giant. ikea tells abc news it is reducing prices globally with plans to continue lowering prices on hundreds of more products in the coming months. ikea said it is part of an effort to roll back price hikes introduced in the wake of the pandemic when inventory was low and raw material costs were surging. now with the shelves stocked again, the company opens to appeal to shoppers whose budg

elizabeth schulze is back with more on that. nice to see you again, elizabeth. >> hey, rebecca.meras on units in common areas like hallways and living rooms as long as they were disclosed on the listing page. as of april 30th, indoor cameras will be completely banned at all air bnb properties around the world. cameras outside, like on doorbells, will still be permitted if they're disclosed in advance. the company saying in a statement this policy simplifies their approach and makes clear that security cameras are not allowed inside listings, regardless of their location, purpose or prior disclosure. air bnb faced concerns about privacy for years. some guests alleged they found cameras hidden inside bedrooms and how to spot them is a popular search on apps like tik tok. the company says this change will affect a small subset of its listings. hosts have until the end of april to remove those cameras and if they don't, they risk getting kicked off of the platform. guys? >> okay, elizabeth, thank you. we like that news. coming up in our gma morning menu, sza revealing she had her br

elizabeth schulze is on the scene with the latest.rning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, gio. this is now an around the clock effort by rescue workers to clear the debris of the collapsed key bridge and that container ship so that this vital port can reopen. maryland's governor said at times the water is so dark and murky that divers can't see more than a foot or two in front of them. this morning four days after the catastrophic collapse of baltimore's francis scott key bridge, the task of clearing the wreckage is under way. the u.s. navy sending three giant cranes to the scene to help remove debris from the steel encased dali cargo ship. >> for the first time we are getting an up close look at the scale of this wreckage. really the striking to see the size of this container ship. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers mobilizing 1,000 personnel. general scott spellman showing us us the damage up close. >> we have to get that section of bridge that is resting on the front of that vessel off of the vessel. >> reporter: that st

elizabeth schulze is back with details.ld be a critical drug for treating alzheimer's. the fda had been scheduled to make a decision this month on its approval of eli lilly's alzheimer's drug. now it could take several more months. eli lilly saying it was informed that the fda will now convene an independent panel to further understand the topics relating to the safety and efficacy. this has been closely watched because there's an urgent need for more alzheimer's treatments. right now there's only one drug available to patients to help treat this disease. these drugs have been controversial because they can come with significant risks, including the possibility of brain bleeds. the hope is that they can slow down how fast alzheimer's progresses, but they can't reverse it, guys. >> it impacts so many families. >> sure does. coming up in our gma morning menu, new warning about the surge in er visits for kids who mistakingly eat melatonin. dr. darien sutton is here with what we need to know. >>> also ahead, the secrets of the

. >> reporter: our elizabeth schulze in the water with the coast guard getting an up close look at justficult this will be. >> we can see how challenging these conditions are. there is metal everywhere. jagged pieces of steel jutting out from underneath the water. >> reporter: meantime, the army corps of engineers deploying sonar technology to getter locate the debris and search for submerged vehicles. this week, ntsb investigators examining the ship's containers, 56 now determined to be carrying hazardous materials, and investigators saying they've spotted a sheen on the water, but maryland's governor and coast guard officials saying there is no immediate health or environmental threat. the governor maintaining the recovery operation for those four remaining construction workers missing and presumed dead remains a top priority. >> we know that the priority that we have is making sure that those families feel supported and that they can have a sense of closure. >> reporter: and the governor of maryland now proposing a state scholarship fund for the families of those fallen construction