including expanding it to the south end region as part of the policy money project. a strategic initiative to unlock the countries oil, gas, and draw potential. this comes a smudge of the existing infrastructure in the country, including the presidential palace has been built with the help of chinese investment. and now at least 2 major chinese state on companies have expressed interest in partnering on the multi $1000000000.00 creators sunrise gas fields. be doing is also willing to fund the pipeline to test the maine and help develop the unsure l. n. g industry. with billy, open to even more and it's beneficial glass because they would normally be that this course that's in process with a very lower beats and lower prices. so why not? they're going for work in the world and gas. we also promote that possibility of china to us. so the bottom of investment and this time is not just contracts, but those investments mean our oil and gas and mean in all sectors. the door of cooperation is also open to moscow as daily as asking, renowned to russian energy companies, such

province, and do not understand culturally we are far more closely affiliated with our friends to the south end of the people in ottawa wringing their hands over the smell of diesel exhaust. when people from alberta come to protest how badly we are being treated by ottawa. >> what is your message to donald trump? ten seconds. >> ten seconds. greenland, self-determination, please support alberta termination. promised lead to alberta in the same way you promised it to greenland. we will be an excellent partner to the united states and we will all prosper. >> we will see how big the delegation gets. how many calls you get, and maybe you will be governor of our 51st state what it's all said and done. love the hat. >> no political aspirations. i love spending time on my ranch. >> to light. you are in. welcome aboard. >> bill: good morning everybody. we are on executive order watch. it could be a big one. as soon as today

central valley doing pretty good, but definitely on the south end of the bay area down into the central coast next week. that does change a much more significant system will have a greater impact on all of us across the bay area. the sierra also sees quite the disparity between snowfall. these pink areas. this is the central and southern sierra talking yosemite and sequoia national parks seeing winter storm warnings were as you head further north north of yosemite and it's winter weather advisories just a little less severity. there's far as what we're seeing with this storm and a little bit less snowfall. so we're very heavy snowfall is going to be a little further southward while manageable announce further north. definitely bring the chains. if you're heading up to tahoe as we will see snow further north, just not near as much of southern regions are 6 to 10 day precipitation outlook is definitely showing and wetter than normal weather for southern and central california as well as the northern part of the state to but much more so for the southern reaches of the state. temperatures

province, and do not understand culturally we are far more closely affiliated with our friends to the south end in montana than we are with all of the people in ottawa wringing their hands over the smell of diesel exhaust. when people from alberta come to protest how badly we are being treated by ottawa. >> what is your message to donald trump? ten seconds. >> ten seconds. greenland, self-determination, please support alberta termination. promised lead to alberta in the same way you promised it to greenland. we will be an excellent partner to the united states and we will all prosper. >> we will see how big the delegation gets. how many calls you get, and maybe you will be governor of our 51st state what it's all said and done. love the hat. >> no political aspirations. i love spending time on my ranch. >> to light. you are in. welcome aboard. >> bill: good morning everybody. we are on executive order watch. it could be a big one. as soon as today, president trump may move to try to dissolve the department of education. he would order the education secretary lindy mcmahon, just sworn into that

from the south bay and it ended peacefully.started around 530 this morning at a liquor store on lincoln avenue in the willow glen neighborhood. police say they responded to a call about a burglary in progress. they surrounded the store, blocked off the area for about three hours.fficers arrested the suspect just after 8 a.m. no one was hurt, paving the way for future doctors and promoting diversity in healthcare. hundreds of students attended the third annual black men in white coats summit. the organization, which represents minority youth, teamed up with kaiser for the event at l positas community college in livermore. more than 600 students, parents, educators and clinicians. they were all there. the goal of the summit was to show students how to apply to college and medical school, and help them explore careers in healthcare. the summit included cpr demonstrations, robotics and virtual reality simulations, as well as workshops hosted by doctors. we have doctors here, we have physical therapists, we have medical assistants,

to really new cub i sell in a graveyard desecrated in ty, but as we drive across the south, so seemingly never ending number of religious buildings reduced to rubble. well, this is what remains of the site most k in the village of i that's are in southern lebanon, very close to these variety boulder. it was very much on the front line of israel from baldwin of lebanon. a number of strikes across if it is killed, a large number of civilians that just behind the you can see what is known as the monitors graveyard is here. that the has the resistance fighters all baby, but it to was hit in and is ready as strike with those fighters being denied dignity even in death. this man who has always insisted that it's was about defeating, has been law about the security, but it's targeting of religious and cultural buildings graveyard and burial sites. further questions as in cyber c, as such claims, the psych was cavity targeted and the deliberate disruption of church. we interrupt this report to as we take to it's in moscow, the russian and bob were in foreign ministers are addressing the media right now. ofte

of horseshoe, is it a sunny in shanghai on thursday, but much west, across the south of china to end the week. the, the latest news strong strikes so us boots on the ground is a really red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military, with detailed coverage. this drawer is playing guides in the cold. the country remains in a kind of political and diplomatic limbo from the hoss of the story. so things keep saying he's willing to do a deal on his presidency for nato membership shows perhaps just how much is changed in recent weeks? a lack of international actions, accounts for a new round of israeli sage on gauze, or raises questions and concerns. is they used to salvation as a weapon of well being normalized. and this, the us still committed to the sci fi deal that helps pro cook. this is inside story, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's a then on sunday is well once again cause of much needed food medicine and.

south. a seemingly never ending number of religious buildings reduced to rubble. wood, this is what remains of the bottom is a most k in the village of either in southern lebanon, very close to the right, the boulder. it was very much on the front line of is rose, pump, albany of lebanon, a number of strikes across the if it is killed, a large number of civilians that just behind the you can see what is known as the mouth is gravy all to is here that the has the resistance fighters all baby, but it too was hit in and is ready as strike with those fighters being denied dignity even in death is man who has always insisted that it's was about defeating, has been a, a bounty security police targeting of religious and cultural buildings, graveyards and beverly all sides, further questions, the sincerity of such claims the psych was carefully targeted and the deliberate destruction of churches and most cuz may be considered war crimes. yet, as we have seen, over and over again during was in lebanon and gaza, israel continues to actually tell you, claim community, and never seems to face the conse

the trend is all about really more south southern end of the peninsula. really about sfo over to livermore north little to nothing unless something pops up. but it's all about san jose, santa clara valley, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, 40s for a few to the north, 50s for most on the temps. that's a cold system on the way tomorrow that may give a better opportunity to areas, say on the san mateo coast, east bay and north bay. but i think the focus really is about about santa cruz south all the way down to southern california, believe it or not, beginning behind the clouds. cloudy, mostly cloudy, cool. most rain south and we'll keep it there through the day. temps not very warm. they'll be even colder tomorrow. upper 50s. all right. sal is here. we are off to a bridge, a freeway. where are we going? >> yeah, we have to go to the bay bridge because there's a crash in san francisco. and that is right now at the bay bridge. it looks pretty normal. however, on the san francisco side, southbound 101 at cesar chavez, there is a crash there. and that's going t

from tuesday through thursday, the top totals could end up being south of san francisco, heading down central coast as that next storm system moves right through southern california, keeping those snow chances ongoing around the sierra. and then right now friday, as we head towards the beginning of next weekend, the driest part of the forecast, then more stormy weather possible as we head towards next sunda so short term we're dealing with showers drizzle this evening. cool finish to the weekend. highs in the 50s, a bit of a break monday, then more opportunities tuesday through thursday, then midway through next weekend. looks like a dry start and a stormy finish as we continue to add more snow to the sierra and mostly beneficial rain. again, the rain totals don't look too intense and we're getting these breaks in between in that 7-day forecast, but i do not see any 70s in the forecast, so those are gone for now. we'll miss them. thanks, rob. when we come back, they've already earned their coats. now a diverse group of doctors works to get more kids like themselves into the for the ne

so, so you were born after the end of a par side in south africa, back in 94. but you have memories, you shared some of the memories with us before this recording about being aware. it's all on equal access in communities, right. can you tell us about that at the moment you realized based on where you live, you get better or worse or even no service at all. and how did you actually make the connection between dice and the legacy of a par side? yeah, thank you for having me. when i was a child, maybe like before 10 i would see like my older cousins coming to my house before they gave birth. so coming to my house is because my house was close to a hospital so they would not be able to rely on like public services like an ambulance to be able to take them when they call it in an emergency. your country never lie on ambulance is when you come from, even like a village or townships a lot of the population of south africa. i still lives in villages, but, but this is still the same reality that they face. oh, it's a wash link. i was talking about the perpetuation of,

now in south korea, hundreds of people have dressed in traditional costumes, much to celebrate independence. yeah. first session took place in the city of a to 9 march 1st as the end of us, really the 1990 civilian, not right to lead to south chris independence from japanese collecting the old rules which ended in 1945. that's it from 8 o'clock from this news. uh, probably more close to the website out there at the company's new address. and this will be here in just a moment. the number on file is and i'll see if it like the that's what i could do is international, downstairs, downstairs, 7 of whom have survived and speak couple attacks from arm groups linked to a kite. our ice will take to the stage, turning their suffering into movements. every step is an act of resistance. where these to help meet the ocean, is the school attempt created by a 3 year old legendary dancer, gentlemen, that good. there was this whirlwind when the sand spins and i understood that i was connected to the world. dancers from around the world come to master the $64.00 unique movement. she created each shaped by nature, fired from personnel and be a very true region. that means with new

leaders to invest the billions of dollars raised in tackling poverty, climate crises, and ending extreme inequality. south africa, which now hose the g 20 presidency. that's cool for it. quality reduction to be placed, the costs of economic policy making. joining us now from grand canal area is alex called him, he's the chief executive of the tex justice. that was good to have you with this alex. why is it the fortunate few have been able to a mass such a huge amount of wealth? you know, we live in a, a time when compared to 50 or a 2 years ago. we've seen this public narrative pushed by, you know, the corporate little bit. yes. and then we'll see individuals particularly controlling large parts of the media. but somehow we need very significant extreme wells in order for our economies to work better and thoughtful the evidence shows exactly the opposite. our economies work best to deliver stronger grows better outcomes, process human beings when we have lower inequality. and that's why we used to have a very high marginal tax rates on extreme wells, on very large and corporate profit rates as high as 189

wins by both texas and south carolina yesterday ended the regular season with teams tied for the conferencech team coming against one another. a coin flip favoring south carolina ultimately made the difference. meanwhile, on the men's court, michigan state now sits alone atop the big ten, holding off wisconsin yesterday afternoon before rival michigan fell against illinois. the spartans will play iowa this thursday before wrapping up the regular season and a potential conference title at home against the second place wolverines on sunday. and time now for the weather. for that, we go to meteorologist michelle grossman with the forecast. michelle. happy monday. what do you got for us? >> happy monday. hi there ali. >> great to see you. well we are looking really busy this week weather wise. we're looking at a large. storm in the west. >> it's going to advance. >> to the east over the next several days, bringing all sorts. >> of impacts. >> heavy rain, severe weather, blizzard like. conditions in. >> some spots. >> so snow. >> falling today in the. >> rockies and northern plains. we could see

south. so they ended up in memphis. and even though that was not her ideal by the christmas of 1871, she had all the children, the same roof. so she wrote that even if the paper did drop the walls, life was good. sadly, life doesn't stay good for very long. 1872. so about year later, billy ends up dying before his birthday from diphtheria, and then the next year, the insurance company goes under was not through any fault of davis's, but that did mean that he was once again out of a job. so the next five years are pretty period for the davises. jefferson davis is traveling along, kind of trying to to find some of work, trying to create partnerships, trade. none of that pans out. after a few overseas trips, marina stays in london and jefferson davis goes back to the u.s. with the plan to write a memoir. so he returns the states in november of 1876 and he invited by a widow mrs. sarah dorsey, to come and live in a guest cottage on her estate, beauvoir, which is on the golf of mississippi outside of biloxi. jefferson davis

1st is the anniversary of the 191970, and the uprising that led to south korea's independence from japanese colonial rule, which ended in the 1945 as well. that is, it's from a louisa toby and i'll be back in around half an hour with more of the day is he's off the $1.00 oh $1.00 east. the trump's agenda includes everything from tax cuts to immigration, but how much is real and how much is bluster? is it runs footprint across the middle. the shrinking beach front administration is weighing options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for you? are a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the china is experiencing. i use unemployment crisis based on uh, showing us millions of university graduates unable to find jobs. families expectations from central wasn't looking at the chef on what it is. it was important to go honish. all those with informal work struggling to the scenarios, find in 2023 use on employment to future record high meet. i'm going economics slow down, 101 east for those young jobs. see cuz they navigate. china is challenging. labor market the phasing skyscrapers to represe

tonight your country, north or south of us. exactly end. >> the question is can we really do that? really reasonable and isn't the fact that we had a north american free trade agreement all about north america as a region, reducing all these jobs and creating this kind of wealth, then just america alone during those are. other questions that none of us are going to answer. the economy is going to be answering that over the next months or even years, ok? well, you know, the saying it's the economy, stupid. the other saying is, you know, it's a tall about wall street no, it's about main street. >> we've got 2 things that are giving us. message is loud and clear. wall street not too happy. the last couple of days, main street, i guess yet to be seen. but the price of eggs has not gone down. i mean, i mean, you know, for the the wall street issues, one for his supporters, right? the people who are running the big checks from have written the big checks if they see their ability to write the big checks being affected. are they gonna start pressuring im not? and you see how are some of t

a tropical psycho pushes its way for the south leaving some big bus of rain across small central areas. but it is an improving picture as we had towards the end of the week, the thunder storms, it continued to affect eastern parts of south africa. it's a little bit dry out west that changes on thursday. she didn't see an uptick in the west. the weather here, and we're expecting some big bus rain to pull across the western pots of and gold rings expected for a new wander through to the end of the week. now, floods have hit the canary islands is a clean up on the way of the terrestrial rain caused destruction here. the good news is there is some improvement on wednesday instead it's going to be out. jerry, anton, is here that battle with some pretty wild weather on 1st day some whatsoever as. 8 will continue to affect the northeast with showers and pots of egypt, and this, the rain that's going to splash back into the event. we've got some wintery conditions for iran, and you can see that folder, right. putting its way across the west and pots of saudi arabia, bringing some stronger winds with possible thunder storms to the gulf. the still ahea

. >> it's 6.51 and the fun has unfortunately come to an end at a south bay role during yeah.ha fun center at san jose's eastridge mall is winding down operations after being there for 6. >> years. some skaters who enjoy the they're going to be sad to see it go. let's take a closer look with kron four's rudi garcia. >> aloha means hello. but it also means goodbye, at least for now, the aptly named fun center in san jose known for roller skating and arcade games is closing down. >> we knew that we wouldn't be here forever. and now the time has come where finally have another plan of what to do with the space. being the eastridge mall who agreed back in 2018. >> this would be a temporary operation. ruiz says the amazing community response is what kept the fun center from being just a 2 month pop-up instead turned into a place filled with 6 years of memories. this has been the second home to a lot of people. you know, a lot of our regulars, especially for regulars like devon and is my goes. but >> pretty much. >> just a little israel like of hear a lot of people going around with

accident, we get widespread and among the public and allegations of a cover up south quiz f or says 8 civilians happen ended during a ministry excise the incident took place in the city of puts you on the mis 5 phone was part of a cluster of 8. munitions dropped from a fight to jet, one of which missed its target and landed in a civilian area. at ports and schools have been closed and public transport services suspended as psych clone upfront. best down on australia is east coast. the storm is expected to bring descript destructive wind storm, such as flash flooding. residents have been stopped finding supplies and preparing the homes against moses. officials have described the category to store them as a very rare event for brisbin. and so fast, so i clicked into threatening to see in more than 5 decades we have seen or the not a delay in terms of when the tropical soc loan is due to cross the coast. this does not mean, however, that there is any reduction in terms of the severity of this future event. in fact, now we're already seeing ryan full at significant levels and people in the noise cars already re

plus the end of a roller rink in the south bay. the closure over high costs. but the plans to reopen elsewhere. tonight, we're talking with the owner in san jose and we'll have those stories and more coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 and 11. >> i have slight addiction to chatter, but it's only mild. it's all yeah. >> somebody just like him in >> there you go. the u.s. championship of cheese is underway in green bay, wisconsin. it includes more than 2400 products from all over the country. fighting to be the big cheese. more than 30 experts will be slicing poking in molding a variety of cheese. the competition ends tomorrow when the judges will reveal their top 20 changes, including the overall the cheeseheads. what's your favorite any changes front of me? that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 cooper shot. process. white american cheese. good night. david takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe an

the 1st is the anniversary of a civilian uprising in 1919 that led to south korea's independence from japanese colonial rule that ended in 1945 or since tons of support here somehow. thank you very much and liz, well, i wanted to plant this, has broken his poll. volt was rustled for an 11th time, the readings and then picking world champion has ways to wrestle by once. and to me, this is 6.27 meters. he did this on his 1st attempt as a world indoor tool meeting and from 5 years off that he 1st broke the record, a 25 year old is a to time olympic gold medalist and he's wanted to well title as well. it came together how one of the song point of the background, everything which is the sometimes it is sometimes it is sometimes it isn't. there's a lot of hard work trials and tribulations. in fact, days, great days, everything in between, that showed up with the easier moments but why music have extended their lead at the top of the done is blended seeka. they flipped from behind to when i took good form of buying use there. and you know, seller still got them funds with a great strike, but the lead lead of hit back with th

now, those soybeans leave south carolina. much of that ends up in china, where they feed their cattle. and then we will then lose if they have this trade war and they are not, uh, honoring, uh. their, uh, past relationships to us, the farmers of south carolina are going to feel the pressure in the very strange way. and by the way, we make more tires, automobile tires, truck tires, bus tires in south carolina than they make in ohio anymore. and so we are going to be in a very serious situation if this continues. so i would say to president trump, this is not the way you should be treating your constituents. a whole lot of them there in south carolina. >> you, of course, are, uh, senior democrat in the house of representatives. you that leadership for many, many years. the president's speech tonight and what happens in the chamber. i'm curious on your take because i've seen a range of reporting on how democrats are planning to approach the theatrics of it all. some saying that it's going to be a more subdued response than maybe we have seen and

the 1st is the anniversary of a civilian uprising in 1919 that led to south korea's independence from japanese colonial rule, which ended in 1945 indigenous people in columbia, blocking one of its main borderlands with ecuador, and accused its army of destroying our festal crossings. demonstrations formed a human chain and set out 10 cinches on the me, chancia international bridge for several days. the ecuadorian foreign ministry says closing informal crossings is necessary to fight drug trafficking. but protest is said they've been used by local communities for generations. not successfully on this and says through brit, just of not only necessary passages for the communities, but also important as the memories of the elders. they are an important part of the habits, customs, and traditions of the communities that meant the populace. what is the mileage to it? cordelia military has caused significant damage within the community, and we are showing go solely devoted to by joining them. and it's a huge deal to the columbia and a quick dorian government. most plans are observing the 1st of ramadan and sylvia since the fal

the 1st is the anniversary of a civilian uprising in 1919 that led to south korea's independence from japanese colonial rule, which ended in 1945. the indigenous people in columbia blocking one of the main bridges on his border with equitable choosing autonomy of destroying ancestral crossings. demonstrations formed a human chain and set off 10 some chairs on the we'll reach out to an international bridge for several days. the ecuadorian farm industry says closing and formal crossings is necessary to find drug trafficking, but protests to say they've been used by local communities for generations. not successful on these assess throw bridges on, not only necessarily passages for the communities, but also important as the memories of the elders. they are an important part of the habits, customs, and traditions of the communities that meant the populace. what is the mileage it? cordelia? military has caused significant damage within the community, and we are showing go solely authority by joining some empty, so huge that people to the colombian and acquit dougherty and governments. you know, because it is the vatican. thi

but there's also a sewing ended with the anti ukranian delegation being south of the white house. a propos, wet of minerals, dale was also left to unsigned. following sundays, talks in london landscape was off to balance his diplomatic disaster in washington on the ukrainian leader suggested he was give out powers so easily hesitating, any communication with the administration since the overall office between have they reached out to you and separately you talked about resignation a few days ago, how you thinking about elections? i mean there is communication, but not on my level. and as for resignation, if i am to be changed and i am here now will, how can i put it with what's happening with all the support? it won't be easy to change me. it is not enough to just hold elections. you'll have to keep me from participating in the elections, and that will be difficult. they'll have to negotiate with me. i have said that i would swap for nato membership as that would fulfill my mission. although honestly, it should be our people, the ukranian saying, who must be taking posts as others

the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the . the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with a former director of the county, the most cassandra now member of russia's foreign and defense policy council, doctor dmitri trenton, dr. trenton, you were expressing caution at the end of the one about the trump policy visa b, russia, ukraine. i mean, i've got to ask you whether uh, in the light of the fee is clearly that he's pursuing some sort of imagine re nick sony in line. i mean it's that is that because the trump administration doesn't really appreciate the times of change and the tone to between badging and most cool can no longer be split apart, like richard nixon did as well. i think so blunt, also from trump's 1st step, dr. whitehouse not a frontal attack on this. i know russian relationship would yield a few if any results. so the they're likely to get smiled at this time. but surely they uh they believe in the white house today that it is a launch degree. the fault of the bite, the ministration. busy took

south bay's transit workers may not show up to work today, as the contract has ended overnight, with no agreement with vta today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us now from san jose. so, kris, what kind of impact are we talking about here? well, marcus, vta is telling commuters to make alternate plans for the next couple of days until they figure out what happens next. now that the contract expired with no agreement. that is the message from vta, as they were not able to reach an agreement with its union workers. although the two sides have been meeting twice weekly, they just could not bridge a big pay gap. according to the mercury news, among the asks, the union wants 24% in pay increases over three years. vta's most recent offer was 9% over the next three years. the amalgamated transit union represents about 1500 bus and light rail operators and other workers, and members did vote in favor of a strike. and the union also got the green light from the south bay labor council, so they may not be a strike today. however, it does appear that a strike may be looming in san jose. kris

south africa." it is so stupid. it really is. in the endlk about the american people, they absolutely support what donald trump is doing through elon musk. 70% of them say he's following through on his promise. >> jessica: one poll that everybody is citing. >> greg: but it's a real poll, not astroturf like those town halls. >> jessica: watch the interview with mike johnson and caitlin collins. >> judge jeanine: caitlin collins, now there's a good one. [laughter] did you notice that the liberals are so clueless that you got the protesters and the congresspeople in unison saying the same thing? i mean, they must meet at the end of a block somewhere at somebody's house and say, we all have to say the same thing and george will give us money and we can all protest, and then we will make sure that donald trump never wins again. they are so clueless. >> jessica: he can't win again. it's done now. >> greg: uh, i'm not so sure about that. >> jessica: don't do that. everyone is sure who's read the constitution. [laughter] >> greg: up next, the liber

the problem is if he continues this appointment to pass the t stating that this might end up in a sort of a more south point of human, some formal genocide down the road if he goes on his side. so that the, i believe the issue is finally put me in that sense of boss me a is counting on the international partners that he has. but i see the national breakfast about be active enough about people. so enough in solving this wants to be an issue. okay, so that's, i'm saying feel that there's needs to be more of from the international community. okay. thank you very much for your time. you're here with us a little bit to assistant, profess adult through the international university of sorry eva a lot. well, still a head on al jazeera. i am. i'm a good reason i did as northwest kegler statewide remote communities on the age of to renew the tags by bed and in school. just today often abroad. james school, it's $50000.00 points in the, in the a, another leap. so reach is unimpressive. most pizza will have the details coming out the the thunder storms over the last 24 as an option to unit these here have turned

south korea is a different issue into undergoing political trauma right now and could very well end upt sure we can rely on south korea at this moment i hope i'm wrong about that but nonetheless we have to keep her eye on developments. i will access the shipbuilding capacity of our friends and allies. it won't be enough we need to build ships in the united states and be resilient and we cannot rely on others. the office of shipbuilding in the white house is a critical signal. it's a very good one. >> is a been reporting in the last couple weeks, the u.s. is about to take back the panama canal in president trump confirm that was big news about the canal during his address to the joint session of congress this week. watch. >> the administration will be reclaiming the panama canal and warily started doing it. a large american company announced they are buying both ports around the panama canal and a lot of other things having to do with the panama canal the panama canal was built by american for americans not for others but others could use it but it was built a tremendous cost of america

well, in the end, trump doesn't want to play a losing hand, so he's cutting his losses. he's saying, we're not we're not going to back a war that's. >> going south. >> that is losing. and that's basically the end of it. >> as somebody who tracks this very closely and who's been studying it for decades, are you concerned that instead of being an honest broker between russia and ukraine, a trump led united states is simply siding with russia at ukraine's expense, as you said, to avoid this kind of losing hand and that this could be more devastating for ukraine down the road. and perhaps other countries in europe, because the what some in this country argue is that if ukraine falls or somehow its territory is lost to russia, it will only embolden vladimir putin and the russians to say they can do this again during a trump presidency. >> when i was 14 years. >> old, general. >> westmoreland said, it's the domino effect. if vietnam falls, all of southeast asia will go communist. this is a meme of american foreign. policy for decades. no, i'm not concerned about that. what i would say absolutely that that americans should understand in march 2022, a p

it turned back from the south because i know and uh, let's say and by the end we are working with different apartments. what are some. busy think a lot, a lot of little a little girl, little girl, but as a result of the closure, as that is out of the limited number of deluxe, the upcoming extent a lot of changes. and now we honestly that we would not be able to support the people needs specifically when it comes to the water and sanitation and for me to go to the letter sent to closure. whenever there is more of a section on having goods on the items and other steps, we would return back to the 1st the square. and then let's say uh, what about the, the diseases and, and different diseases that, that uh, when was hit, that'd be what i'm going to impact the people in gaza. we offer a diploma scaling cup of session disease. and this that and having a new band that makes and goes, i sit down, not one person has been killed and several others injured and stopping attack in northern israel. it happened at a busy transport station in the city of haifa. please say the attack has been shot and kille

problem is if he continues with this political past that he's teaching that this might end up in a, some form of a more south point of human, some formal genocide down the road. if he gets you on his side to the stock market style trading and the ride on thursday as president donald trump's harris, for instance, a trigger a why the trade will us stocks have been facing pressure off the 25 percent terrace on inputs from canada and mexico, those came into effect on choose day time some time these inputs also doubled are canada and mexico quickly announced they didn't pose reciprocal tarus driving on such cincy into both the domestic as well as international markets. is also more on this as christmas salumi. he joins us live from you, kristen, what's happening exactly on wall street on, is this the thoughts of a longer trend that we might see the yes. well, it certainly has been a roller coaster ride here on wall street this week with us markets up and down all week, starting with a big drop earlier as terrace on chinese canadian mexican imports took effect. the markets rebounded a bit yesterday after a car bou