siemens essentially paid back the $90 million.ent us a short statement saying the agreement settled the issue, and the project did not end as either party hoped. >> is it fair to assume thatt made the city wholole? >> oh, no. even that was a sham job. >> reporter: after the law firm took a $30 million cut and tens of millions more went to pay back loans needed to keep the water running, the city did not have nearly enough to fund the much-needed repairirs. accordrding to this c city audi jackson will be paying back millions on the siemens deal at 6% interest until the year 2040. >> sad. sometimes i got to laugh to keep from crying. >> there are just lots of problems in the city of jackson. >> reporter: michael regan runs the u.s. vieshltle protection agency in washington. >> as it relates to siemens and the water meters and the billing, we understand that that's a part of the problem. >> reporter: regan has traveled twice to jackson in the last month as he focuses on cities where he says chronic underinvestment has led to infrastr

in 2010 siemens corporation installed new water meters and created a new billing system some residents say this is when billing issues began the city sued siemens in 2019, alleging that at least 10,000 of the 60,000 new meters were not functioning correctly, resulting in unpaid accounts siemens settled for $90 million. siemens did not acknowledge wrongdoing, and the company says it worked with the city to address challenging issues last week frustration boiled over. >> $1310 water bill for a widowed woman that's 82 years old. gets one check a month. come on here >> reporter: councilman kenneth stokes leading a community meeting where some individuals say their water bills surpassed $17,000. the mayor's office says inconsistent billing is due to water meter and billing software problems each issue is being handled on a case-by-case basis should residents be paying these water bills that some are saying are inaccurate for water that may be unsafe >> no, they shouldn't. why should you pay for water you can't drink? it's not right >> reporter: councilman stokes now urging for more to be do

siemens settled for $90 million. siemens did not acknowledge wrongdoing, and the company says it worked with the city to address challenging issues. last week frustration boiled over. >> $1310. water bill. for a widowed woman that's 82 years old. gets one check a month. come on here! >> reporter: councilman kenneth stokes leading a community meeting where some individuals say their water bills surpassed $17,000. the mayor's office says inconsistent billing is due to water meter and billing software problems. each issue is being handled on a case-by-case basis. should residents be paying these water bills that some are saying are inaccurate for water that may be unsafe? >> no, they shouldn't. why should you pay for water you can't drink? it's not right. >> reporter: councilman stokes now urging for more to be done. >> you can't allow states to not make sure water is safe, clean and drinkable. you can't do that. >> reporter: as for virginia evans, she's still making water bill payments, though unsure if she'll ever be

episode about the repair of the turbine, they uh, let's remind that for the repair of the year, a siemensne was needed, which belongs to germany, but at the repair shop in canada, trade began - for a few months, the transat capacity actually faltered, because canada was in favor of complying with the sanctions, germany was against the european commission, the united states fluctuated , and what we see as a result of the sanctions was violated, a precedent was set for the violation of france deliver the turbine and still the gas did not go because it was not turned on, that is, the meaning was clearly not in the repair as such, i am not in ukraine as such, but in making an exception from the sanctions, the most bolus of these parts of the hydrocarbon, and now we see that some in russia are beginning to state that, in principle, the gas pipeline cannot be repaired . such trouble such trouble, let's take a little bit of sanctions here, they will quickly repair it and then give it back. i think that after russia's obligations for preliminary repairs were not fulfilled, when they did not certi

uh, of course, the situation that developed at the portovaya compressor station with siemens turbineshen, excuse me, siemens has only one plant for overhaul in canada, which sans led and there is no such plant today, nor one work, also the turbines at the compressor station are port and in connection with this the question of the restoration of the sulfur flow one, as you understand, is also aggravated by the fact that it is actually necessary to build and so on a new compressor station already for other russian turbines. eh, those calculations and preliminary ones that have been made. they show that you know much faster between builds. eh, everything, everything, again. no one said that the european partners or germany want to restore the blown threads. this is the first second if regulatory issues there are sensational questions, there are legal questions , there are economic questions, we are still not allowed to the place of the accident, but we must understand that the speed of the gas pipelines was losing pressure, it is clear that this happened a complete e, rupture of the pipe

inter rao completed the deal to purchase the russian asset of siemens, the group took over a sixty-fiveercent share of the german corporation in a joint venture with power machines, we are talking about sovremennye gas turbine technology interfax reports all necessary approvals obtained from power machines remains a 35% joint venture, the main objective of the acquisition. as noted by the company, the organization of inspections of gas turbines of foreign production, which is now impossible due to the withdrawal of some companies from the russian market, in addition, the structure of inter rao became the owner of the voronezh plant cinema price energy the international gas hub will be created in turkey as soon as possible, it is impossible to delay this declared president of the republic recep taip erdogan, he also named the most suitable place for him is the region of thrace, according to erdogan, the minister of energy of russia and turkey has already been given, appropriate instructions for the new hub. it can become a platform not only for fuel supplies. well, to determine the price

republic under the obligation to proceed with the installation of european-led factories such as siemensefunken dvenatka in enterprises, we will tell them today the renaissance work on the younger new yaki bicycle factory will be. at the construction site, the entire management of the plant gathered for the next summer meeting. such meetings had to be discussed daily literally at every stage of work; in the shortest possible time, the first workshop of a new bicycle factory under construction had to be erected. repair and mechanical the site began to be developed in early november, and this 27 hectares of land was let down by communications. but now the task was becoming more complicated, the installation of equipment had to begin, its arrival from germany was expected from day to day. but how to do the walls only the roofs are erected there is no winter. all meetings under an impromptu canopy at the map of the scheme, the chief engineer outlined the plan, so as not to delay the process, they decided to carry out all the work at the same time to continue the construction of the workshop

i was just possible carrier. siemens. no golf lawyer. i always think there's some confusion possible. there's also a lot nicer posterior or there's some those hours when i try to note is for night. oh, i talked with the colgate, don't put all matter quoting or know sergeant poster that could be a porn on you d. they still talk of your trust until ah, oh your dog, there's got somebody oman, but in your board, many not can be of certain. doesn't with what you are not my eyes are they proceed nadia logging in and out. you back out for bella football. i'll be reco, see money quick, yes, week you my you in there or 7 brown, declare of them are mailed me all. there is a problem that over is a said it came or to clare totally quote in the school period on teams. they use ed, chico, see it in us. oblong into your southern alabaster choir, kroger, you cry for tow pro sports d. c. only crucible barney sports on the clear of all. it is all new to day. cosmetic. was all fast gonna continue as war, sombre and put the guest john, come gunter and diggi

which is, although led to by ross at them by general electric siemens from anthem bar. they are all all involved in the project. so all in all, as in conclusion, i want to say that we are super interested in peace. we hope that piece is going to be crated as soon as possible and when it comes to the energy cooperation, the look at it always as a matter of physics and not as a matter of politics. sariah diligent especially in seattle. thank you so much, your excellency. guess. says we're just listening there to peter c. r to the hungarian foreign minister. very interesting speech as we cut him around 5 minutes ago. there speaking up the russian energy week international for him, focusing really on the tax on russia's gas on oil pipelines in the recent past saying that at any attacks hurts europe security. he was talking there specifically of course a bit hungry. but he also said, just to give you a few lines on this, removing russian supplies undermined security in europe. he also said something interesting in conversation with gas problem c, you're alexi miller. he says

as all the engines from siemens to the portal that compresses stations. it is important to understand that there is still no answer to the question is on how and why would we repair the north stream? one branches. if we see that the turbines and he engines for the compressing station are not operational. a speaking of the acts of international terrorism, and this is exactly how president putin called those explosions in his speech to day on your own business. we should pay attention to how those events are being assessed cold and debate by the european countries. that is quite curious. it turns out that that eas, sabotaged with, well, well, not the act of international terrorism, but sabotaged well in fact, sabotage is a french word originally, which means a knocking with your she was such that, you know, i have an impression that somebody really, really enjoys political lexi quality and political terms of the sixty's. well, who knows? maybe we would get to hear the beautiful words like mister rush of years to say like, a promising to show the mother of c

so when russia refused to take german turbines from siemens to deliver gas, it's one thing now, it's it's a different story. um of course this will put enormous pressure on the societies in western europe where people are taking to the streets to protest against high energy prices and last but not least i think this is also sending a signal to the west. look what we can do, we can hit infrastructure under the sea and there are important not just gas or oil pipelines, but also communication lines between united states north america and europe. and russia could just hint at that and say, look, we can do it, maria, do you agree is putin trying to send a signal to the west here. if it's so this is a very bad signal i should say. because that means that he definitely believed west, that's uhuh they're really eager to switch to other sources of energy and because it's very difficult to repair it. i mean almost impossible to repair all this stuff and this is million, billions of euro. so if he believes that and he decided physically tear up this connection, what does it mean? i mean that me

something with a boiler unit there, for example, in the 1960s, replace it with something produced by siemens last year? we can use this situation to change our energy system. this is roughly what is happening. when the energy expert said that before the war, ukraine and the ukrainian energy system needed decentralization , rational expansion, ukraine needed to implement the principles of energy democracy. energy, other energy from any of the various sources and, first of all, to do so as not to depend on anyone, and this is this independence from someone, it becomes a guarantee and of the further development of the system and these principles were laid down and the energy strategy of ukraine until the 35th year and the energy security strategy were recently adopted last year at the end of the year. that is, these are documents that set certain directions of development, and this development accelerated during the war and the changes accelerated during the war, they can be imperceptible individually to every citizen, but the fact that we are now, most of us, i understand everything that happe

with a boiler of an aggregate there, for example, in the 60s, replace it with something produced by siemensst year, we could use this situation for our energy system. in fact, this is roughly what is happening. so when the energy expert said that before the war, ukraine and the ukrainian energy system needed decentralization, rational growth, ukraine needs to implement the principles of energy democracy . person every every community every district every area could receive electrical energy other energy from any of the various sources and the first thing is to do so as not to depend on anyone , and this independence from anyone becomes a guarantee for the further development of systems, and these principles were also laid down by the energy strategy of ukraine until the 35th year and the energy security strategy, but recently, literally last year, at the end of the year that is, these are documents that set certain directions of development, and this development accelerated during the war and changes accelerated during the war, so they may be imperceptible to each individual citizen, but wh

previously supplied turbines for energy generation in russia will meet us including crimea, people like siemensle to find the resources to supply something and in ukraine, i can’t help but question you, using the opportunity to talk on the air, you said that on october 10, the massive missile attack, as they said earlier in the national marathon, was the personal decision of the president’s dictator putin. please tell me, in principle. what is the significance of this personal decision? this is shelling. is this a decision that was taken at the level of their generals? why did you single out this topic? well, i was asked if it was his. a personal decision and yes, i said yes, although of course it was prepared earlier, but it was prepared, i think , for a later date when it should be. well, when the heating season will already be, then to do it hurts even more. but it is his decision and it is important because of that because of the dynamics of power in russia, it is important for us, if the war ends with the transit of power in russia, it will mean a more stable peace. if the transit of power

a pilot project in hamburg for self driving commuter trains are up and running after siemens, deutsche a bomb. and the city of hamburg invested 60000000 euros in a digital rail system. it's a big step for public transport in the city without laying any additional track. more trains are now able to run at shorter intervals. does not, as the special thing about this project is that for the 1st time we have automated trains driving in an open rail system. and we're using technology that was in purpose built for communal trains on rather it's transferable to freight trains as well as regional or long distance rail services found for camp. down here is the heart of the train security systems with more names that communicate with each other, ensuring that the trains drive safely than that there aren't any accidents id or if your audio stands for automatic train operation. and that's the standardized system for self driving trains. and euro from ultimate is yet and found it. yes, yes. stands for european train control system longest. was that kazi does this, so that's the standardized safety

difficult to find equipment from our colleagues who have cut out yes, you can order and companies such as siemense already ordered well, there's five months, that's it, it's not, it can't happen faster, that's why this work is very hard work and we're collecting it, but it's clear that the state will help. i think that what will iurin and the national regulatory commission do in accordance with the changes to the rules of the energy market in order for e-e to allocate funds, especially to the distribution company , to the electric company ukrenergo and to the distribution company e-e, in order to increase the amount of funds they will receive . if we could see their high level of organization, professionalism, responsibility, and even heroism, they are under fire under shells in mined areas, they are restoring electricity supply, there has never been such a thing in the world, and i think that the experience of the ukrainian power engineers is there will be a textbook, but uh, no, you understand, uh, the energy system is a single organism. i'll just tell you so that you understand why it's so dif

he is the geographical complex of siemens artisa, uh, which allows us perform the entire range of operationsproblems. we appeared in the month of april, when our board failed. rangiograph and delivery we waited almost 2.5 months. after that , our cooling pump failed. this is the first hospital in minsk, if the operating room is idle, then the doctors continue to operate here, the head of the department came specifically for an interview today. he works on the basis of the minsk four on patients. it certainly reflects as well. that is, in fact, the operating room is worth it. yes unfortunately there is such a problem. mm reflects on patients. due to the fact that these types of rfb operations were performed in our city, they are not performed in the city or in a minimal amount, and this has led to the fact that at the moment we have formed a queue of about three months, there are patients waiting for this procedure. how long can he be waiting for this operation? well , before, uh, until the moment we broke down, we had a turn of the order, well, 2-3 weeks. so you can imagine, yes, that is two

so when russia refused to take german turbines from siemens to deliver gas, it's one thing. now it's, it's a different story. of course, this will put enormous pressure on the society in western europe where people are taking to the streets to protest against high energy prices. and last but not least, i think this is also sending a signal to the west. look what we can do. we can hit your infrastructure under the sea, and there are important not just gas or oil pipelines, but also communication lines between the united states, north america and europe. and russia couldn't could, to, could just hint at that. and so, and say, look, we can do it. maria gray is, is a put in trying to send a signal to the west here. if it's, so this is a very bad signal, i should say. because that means that he definitely believe last that they are really eager to switch to other sources of energy and because it's very difficult. so barry, it's, i mean almost impossible to repair all this stuff and this is 1000000 billions of euro. so if he believes that and he decided physically tear up this con

kind of like a siemens. (drone engine roars) incredibly, the drone recognizes the whiteboards and flies around them. (chiming music) - one of the things about this system that make it particularly special is that it's actually bein used in the real world to keep people out of harm's way. - [shivani] autonomous drones like these are already at work in hazardous industries like mining, construction, and oil exploration. they safely conduct spections in dangerous locations and create detailed maps of rough terrain. - from a technological perspective, the fact that we're ableo do everything that we're doing on board self-contained and enabling the system to make its own decisions, i don't even know where to begin with that. (dramatized music) - [shivani] self-flying robots like these will revolutionize search and rescue and disaster response. they could also transform how packages are delivered, but there are limits to what large single drones can do. more complex tasks will require teams of small, nimble autono

someone else complete the npp in history there is only one similar case in the 70s the german company siemens started the construction of the boscher npp they are guilty, however, after of the islamic revolution, it was stopped until the beginning of the 90s, when this station did not agree to be completed, it was rosatom that the project was revised quite significantly. from the time of the stop there is an emergency emergency well, i do not think that this is a successful experience, although it may not be easy to terminate the contract with rosatom either, they can provide compensation for the russian company, experts note that the price of only one power unit is about 5 m in dollars. and this is slightly more than the entire military budget of ukraine for 2021. the rest of the russians have a large part of their income from the supply of nuclear fuel. they are the third largest company in the world and provide fuel for almost every fifth reactor. the nuclear power plants use only russian heat-separating assemblies, although ukraine has shown how it is possible to switch to another supplie

well, let's go live now to andrew siemens in westminster. andrew, i'm, it will be an understatement to call this another chaotic day in british politics. of course you called pressure mounting the prime minister to resign because resignation of her home secretary, a key figure in the cabinet. and now in the last hour, this incredibly chaotic vote in parliament walketh through the last few hours. a remarkable, diane. now an extraordinary night, sir, scenes in the voting lobbies in westminster house of commons were just extraordinary. by the sound of it, it was jostling, pushing to senior government ministers involved, allegedly pushing them, tore, exert conservative m p 's from one voting lobby to another. and this was all over fracking labor had wanted a vote on fracking. it's a thorny issue with the conservative party. it actually is. there is a moratorium on fracking in the u. k. that belongs to the manifesto of forest johnson's former government. and now, less trust wants fracking back and wants a some sort of arrangement whereby people w

her big philanthropies along with the bunker hill monument, for which she was remembered, is the siemens aid society which started in boston and then grew around the world, around the country, i mean. this was to help the wives of seamen who went off to see and in many cases never came back because their ships failed, sank. she started a vocational school for the women. she deplored charity. she wanted women to have the dignity of being able to work for a living and take care of their families. again, i think harken back to her personal story. and she would write about how sometimes seamen would come home and they would take the money that their wives had earned and use it to buy, drink, and under the system of the day, maybe you've heard of the system called coverture, which was a legal, a common-law legal practice whereby a woman who married was forced to give all of her property rights to her husband and the husband had the right to take everything she earned, everything she inherited, and decide what to do with it. she wrote many, many editorials trying to get that lifted, and i thin

inflationary pressures, ongoing supply chain challenges not to mention for ge competition from the likes of siemens energy tax credits also tied to the "inflation reduction act" help but some experts we spoke to say it will take time for those incentives to pay off. we've seen shares of ge trailing the broader industrial sector down about 8% in the past month compared to the xli etf which is down about 6%. >> thank you for that. let's get to leslie picker for our cnbc news update >> here is your update at this hour a number of robotics companies are pledging that their products will not be used as weapons. the companies say their robots will not add weapon technologies to be working with customers to ensure that robots are used only as intended. boston dynamics ceo also called on policy makes to really allows to promote the safe use of robots >>> swedish officials say their investigation into the leaks in the to nord stream pipeline is pointing toward signs of a, quote, serious sabotage. the security agency says detonations caused the leaks and the investigation continues to look at additional evid

we put billions onto siemens, education reform has occurred along with the reject in the university oflaska. we updated our consent laws. thousands of cases that were backlogged over the previous administration, we stabilize to the system with an endowment, we embarked upon a renewable approach to alaska that has not been seen ever in the state. in the alaska gas line concept is closer than it has ever been. these are challenges we are meeting and he will be challenges in the future but right now we have done a pretty good job in dealing with these challenges. >> one minute on the biggest challenges facing the next governor. >> i would ask him alaskans to go out in google rankings and look at her basket and -- at alaska and how it ranks. i think the list is long and arduous. there is much to do in the state. there are a lot of dots to connect on the state. i think it goes back to building relationships with your legislature. how would anybody want to tie up capital in the state of alaska? how would they get a fiscal policy in place? we certainly need that. that is the legislature. it g

one of them was repaired in canada and delivered to germany, but it is impossible to return this siemense to the compressor station, portovaya, there is another way out of the green relations of our country of sanctions. the use of the gas pipeline, nord stream 2 according to alexey miller, the pipeline is under pressure and there are no gas leaks, but sanctions have been imposed on it and the gas pipeline is still not yet certified. we can unequivocally say here that the ball is on the side of the european union germany if the gas pipeline receives a certificate, then gas supplies, we can start immediately and the european union and germany must give a clear clear political answer that they are interested and want these threads to be stopped and further warranty. for further security, in this sense, it would be more expedient to build additional lines of the turkish stream so that you can redirect gas to europe from the north to the south. thank you it was my colleague on against the backdrop and so three in the energy topic suddenly added fuel to the fire, poland, a local operator repo

know, on top of it, 9 billion, since i became president, other companies including gm, ford, honda, siemensnnounced over $100 billion in new investments to produce electric vehicles, batteries, and charging stations here in america, creating thousands more jobs. today, i'm announcing a launch of the american battery materials initiative. it's going to coordinate the effort across the federal government and work closely with the private sector, labor unions, tribes, community organizations, and our partners and allies abroad. this initiative is going to be led by the white house and housed in the department of energy, with the support of the department of interior, to security america's electric vehicle battery supply chain and clean energy future. we're going to do it the right way. respecting the rights of tribes, creating good-paying union jobs, and protecting the environment and the local communities. folks, one more thing about how we're going to do this. you may have seen the news reports, describing republicans who voted against the infrastructure bill, attacking democrats for passing

petrochemical companies in the persian gulf while the largest concerns in the hansa , volkswagen mercedes siemensfleeing en masse to the states, moving production closer to cheaper energy. those who are smaller than this cannot allow themselves and find themselves, like ordinary citizens, face to face with the problem. i'm still not afraid to measure and nothing else i'm afraid that these politicians can not be reasoned with. yes, you can’t say otherwise, they don't have any throw and that's my biggest fear. ex-chancellor merkel spoke about insight clearly, parting words to new european politicians this week for the first time since leaving office , she shared advice. how it was possible to avoid everything that the old world is now facing, i was asked. once upon a time you have known putin for a long time. what kind of person he is. i then answered that you need to take his words seriously, not rejection from the very beginning, as simply bluff, but seriously. a sign of weakness or appeasement demonstrations of political insight rallies every day hundreds of thousands of protesters burn exorbita

the operating room, in which the full range of operations is performed, the angiographic complex siemens began to face when the first problems. we have appeared in the month of april, when our board failed. rangiograph and delivery we waited almost 2 1/2 months. after that, our cooling pump failed. this is the first hospital, minsk, if the operating room is idle, then the doctors continue to operate here, the head of the department came specifically for an interview today. he works on the basis of the minsk four on patients. it certainly reflects as well. that is, in fact, the operating room is worth it. yes, unfortunately there is a problem. mm reflects on patients. due to the fact that e those types of operations radiofrequency bleeds that were performed in our city are not performed in the city or in a minimal amount, and this has led to the fact that at the moment we have formed a queue of about three months there are patients waiting for this procedure of such a pathology, how long it can be in waiting for this operation. well , before, uh, until the moment we broke down, we had a t

industrialization is the largest german companies, for example, the volkswagen car show and industrial giant siemensroduction at a lower cost is threatened by a smaller enterprise. shutdown to save the country's economy berlin will be at the expense of ordinary germans president of the german employers' association reinergülger warns that the pension system will no longer be available in 5 years. germany's annual inflation rose directly to a record 10.4%, german prices are rising and are still rapidly outpacing these figures. on this against this backdrop, germans are beginning to forego car trips on weekends to save fuel soon. this will happen to the americans too, fox host tucker carlson warns that us diesel fuel reserves will only last 25 days according to him, moscow did not notice anti-russian sanctions. although, of course, we will notice, and because of the anti-russian policy, we are waiting for the collapse of europe. there are many distant places in this world, for example, namibi on europe is not one of them. europe is the place where your children spent their elementary school abroad fro

there are western siemens and so on.o have a model, because today in ukraine they don’t know. and what will happen next is now the question of what we are talking about, but somehow you know we think that it is far away. vladimir putin, the president of russia, said that we are dealing with satanists, and we mean, how are they ? these are the liberals who violate the principles that are fundamental, in principle, to our faith yes, and to any faith of any people fundamentally. yes, and decides that this is generally permissible. this is a satanist, a satanist, who penetrated orthodoxy like never before, unlike muslims. yes, i will give such an example, if such a director. for public money, which stage these plow performances with naked people on the stage. this is bogomolov with such a surname. these are real satanists. why because in the near future he wants to put on two more performances with anxiety. look, he stated. these are those, uh, and the dawns here are quiet or the cranes are flying, what will be there, this n