the s&p low. do you see that? the s&p. yeah continue to rally. s move in the same direction, it usually means you can't trust the action in this, in the s&p not going to be working because while the market is rising, the fear is rising, too. you have both of these, s&p going up and fear going up sebastian thinks we're absolutely going to see a retest of the floor of support at the 200-day moving average if that floor doesn't hold, he wouldn't be surprised to see the s&p plunging around 3400 so if that doesn't hold, he thinks we're going much lower this is assuming something goes very wrong this week maybe a much hasher than expected fed meeting he's not sure whether the bottom will hold. if the s&p can bounce with the 200-day moving average, the purple one that bounces here, or even if it can stay above the 3800 line, which is right here, then rally for a couple of days, well, then, maybe we would be okay take that as a sign the rally is for real if that floor doesn't hold, he can see the market revisiting the fallo lows. if it makes a lower high

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the u. s. has confirmed it funding 31 abrams tanks earlier germany announced he would provide 14 of its most advanced left to tanks, flushing you much than i think mister chancellor, old german politicians and public figures for their willingness to strengthen the defense of europe, which is also a very powerful step by the united states. ukraine will receive abrams. thank you for the decisions that i thank mister president biden. personally, i thank congress. i thank every american family for the tangible strength of american global leadership glitched by the best with the key now as speed and volume. the speed of training our military, the speed of supplying tanks to ukraine, the amount of tank support. we have to form a fist of tank, a fist of freedom, which will not allow tyranny to rise again. maybe at least 3 palestinians have been killed. anti israeli forces rated the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank eye. witnesses it a large number of security officers and to the camp from d

the u. s. had a triple a rating status on its securities and it became doubly by, by standard and poors. so the u. s. really paid a huge price for that kind of recalcitrance in not raising the debt ceiling. now, why is it that every politician wants to keep that around? why don't we just raise the debt ceiling to be 5 times the level of that that we have now to give it more room the way they do in 10, martin all or but. but the reason why is because every minority party and democrats, republicans together both realized they will be the minority. at some point, it gives the minority party united states leverage to get it's a political agenda across and pass legislation on. unfortunately, it puts the rest of the world at hostage to these domestic political battles. and so the political science of the debt ceiling is really what drives the discussion and the dynamics. no party will ever get rid of the u. s. that still it because it knows that if it's ever in the minority, it can hold up everything

the s&p 500 down 1.2%. nasdaq off nearly 2% joining us now is jeff from renaissance macro research jeff, just to i guess take the temperature of how you're feeling about the start to the year i mean a lot of remarked upon improvement in some of the sort of technical measures of supply and demand where are you in terms of declaring the trend maybe has changed or not >> i'm sort of a b-minus, b player here. i think things are better here some of the really very consistent indications that we look for from thrust and escape velocity and 20 day highs and some of the measures haven't triggered. that's not to say you can't have bull markets without those because you can, but generally that raises the burden on trend and you have to start, you know, creating the sequence of higher highs and higher lows in trend which we haven't done. we've come close in some instances. you need to get through 4100 on the s&p to do that internally about 66% of the s&p 500 constituents are above their 200 day moving average that's go

the u. s. president has met with the dutch prime minister, calling on his european ally to quote, meet the challenges of china. however, numerous media outlets report the u. s. has failed to persuade the no one's own should join its restrictions on exporting chip making technologies to china. the dutch company s m l is one of the largest global suppliers in the industry and beijing remains one. busy of its main clients. will washington impose the export controls on china back in october, claiming beijing could use semiconductors from making military systems on advanced weapons. but chips are widely used in almost every electronic device out there, including mobile phones, laptops, and microwaves. well let's get the thoughts on all this from the executive vice president of. busy the eurasia center. think tank, earl rasmussen earlier, most welcome. why do you think the netherlands is seemingly not keen to jump on board with the u. s. when it comes to restrictions on china? well, this is, it's a

the u. s. department of justice earlier stated it has seized the assets of russian entrepreneurs amounting to more than $30000000.00. however, that is the tip of the iceberg, as washington has frozen the $300000000000.00 belonging to the russian central bank . i can april 2022 biden proposed a congress authorized felling assets the belong to russian citizens. however, a move like this does contradict us law, which does not the middle thirties to sell foreign property. well, let's cross live now to economists and political analysts. i'm joining us live on this program from moscow. great to see you today. so thanks so much for coming on the program, just straight off the top of your head. i mean, what do you think your opinion all this the seizure, the freezing and selling of russian assets when it does seem a bit like a well, a unilateral move by washington at the unit lateral move is very dangerous. in many senses. the most important thing is if you are not guaranteeing property ownership anym

the u. s. and buster to the south american country has been meeting with peruse energy minister to talk about quote, issues in the mining sector. the very same on voice met the defense minister the day before, the qu, leading many to question the timing of the talks. the nation's natural resources have long been a target of the u. s. according to the us, the president petrocca steele, who drew attention to the issue, rights after december. the visit of the us ambassador to the government palace was neither unreasonable nor in favor of the country. it was to give the order to take the troops out to the streets and massacre my defenseless people. and incidentally, to leave the way clear for mining exploitation. peru is a key global producer of copper or silver and zinc. the mining sector mix up a significant part of the economy, accounting for some 10 percent of g d. p. leaving is also an export of liquefied natural gas, which shipments and heading to the e u. u. k and asian countries. latin ame

the year. but even now, it�*s not a lack of work that�*s the problem, it�*s a lack of staff to do it. ts have just gone through the roof. we pay our staff way above any government guidelines on prices because you have to do, because they have to live comfortably. so quite a big wage bill but we manage. in the public sector, the biggest real terms pay cut in decades has prompted strikes from refuse collectors to ambulance workers. 467,000 working days were lost because of labour disputes in november, the highest for 12 years. employers are now recruiting fewer permanentjobs and more temporary ones. there�*s also something new that has emerged over the last couple of months, and i would not call it gloom for employers, it isjust a bit of caution where they are looking at a soft economy and thinking let�*s just wait and see how this plays out. and you see that for instance in the use of more temporary workers in today�*s numbers. the bank of england is now under greater pressure to raise interest rates next month. andy verity, bbc news. train drivers from aslef are to strike on 1st and 3r

so germany is basically been telling the u. s. i won't jump unless you do and the u. s. is looking at germany and saying no, you go 1st so they're both just kind of staying there at the edge of this cliff with no one willing to take the leap on this tank issue. now as recently as is week, never report citing senior pentagon officials, including under secretary for defense policy calling call, who said that washington simply wasn't ready to take that leave of sending tanks abram tanks to keep citing maintenance and training issues. now, even nato supreme allied commander, europe, or us, general christopher can volley said this week of western tanks, quote, there is not a particular weapon system that is a silver bullet. a balance of all systems is needed. so these statements by actual u. s. military experts clearly diverge from the ideologically driven take of politicians who keep framing western tanks as some kind of magic solution for military victory for ukraine over russian forces. on friday, zalinski made a direct request for the new tanks to the nato defense minister

and the u. s. has announced its sending at 31 abrams combat vehicles surgery hosted as recommended to step because on hansley krench capacity, the finished her turn achieve his strategic objectives. gave him franklin the most capable tanks in the world, are also extremely complex operated. maintain, sir, also given ukraine the parts and equipment necessary to effectively sustain these tanks on the battlefield. who would begin, will began to train ukraine troops on these issues of sustain logistical maintenance, soon as possible, to leverage tags to the fields. going to take time. time that we'll see, will use to make sure the credits are fully prepared. integrate the abram tanks in defense. the kremlin has dismissed the plan as absurd spokesman dmitri pet scoff said keith's allies were over estimating the benefits of sending tanks. he says the vehicles will burn like others have before. social media, john matter says it will reinstate former us president donald trump's accounts in the coming weeks.

he's received a message from the u. s. secretary of state delivered by his egyptian counterpart who's in scope, will delve into also a national state. all the disaster admitted crippling energy crisis that red building block guides are cross with exports of natural gas rates. record highs out of washington. profit from medical friend met and just opportunity up september to talk on rushes north street pipelines to with k intelligence services deployed a psychological warfare unit to the both kids to concord, russian narratives. while at the same time, admitting they were factually about to the findings. all by the investigation by the brain media with just a few moments into a brand new day and month here in moscow, wednesday, february, the 1st, i mean, neil, this is our to international the ukraine conflict should be resolved peacefully. that's the message from the u. s. secretary of state to russia's foreign minister. it was passed directly from circular for offset gyptian counterpart during their meeting in moscow. on

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the u. s. has been present in syria since 2014 leading a coalition focus on regime change involving the military's of most nato countries and regional allies. amid accusations of stealing syrian oil in 2021, the pentagon said that american troops weren't there to protect syrian oil fields except on rare occasions when civilians were involved. while syrian american journalist and political commentator steven saline say's washington's actions are stripping syria of the resources, the country needs to recover. they are so busy in the city, people from having added that. the fuel number for a warming to house is in the winter for tourney on the factory is for the rebuilding of syria. and that is particularly what a washington d. c wants to a country like celia is that huge amount of money. that is there. that could have rebuilt year to 2 or 3 times a doctor. we could have got a medication medicine. we could have got day 6 up our hospitals in syria. it could have got fuel for the cars, our schools an

the u. s. is pursuing in asia. lighter miscalculation and the slightest misperception can lead to catastrophic results, particularly for the stability and security of the korean peninsula. and this is what south korea is trying to do is try to look for a middle ground in order to really alleviate the escalating situation. but at the same time, trying to spearhead areas where it would be more secure, so it does not want to escalate the situation further. but however, because of the reality on the ground, there's really not much of an option for south korea to do or for north korea and the other side. you have to understand that there is a significant inconsistency when it comes to us foreign policy, particularly in asia. so what we can expect is that is the grant in the grander scheme of things, you know, in asia, particularly us hopes to improve its image and strengthen the geopolitical position and effectively balance against china's rise. but given the current reality isn't of asian, political

book at the centre of it all? it�*shriving, according to new figures. for film downloads, top gun maverick, starring tom cruise, was the most lucrative release in the uk last year. harry styles topped the music video charts, and fifa 23 was the leading video game. all in all, home entertainment streaming and downloads accounted for more than £11 billion last year. that�*s up 39% from pre—covid spending in 2019. the biggest industry was gaming, which accounted for £4] billion in uk sales, with research showing that the average age of a gamer is in the mid—30s. 0ur gaming correspondent steffan powell has more. it seems that what people craved the most in 2022 was a little bit of escapism. fantastical worlds, winning world cups, all from the comfort of home. mbappe! titles like football simulator fifa and fantasy action adventure elden ring helped the video games industry lead the way. people have consistently underestimated how important the gaming market is. and just a broad number of people engaging with games. it�*s no

we have a -- the 50's. we have a freeze warning going into effect as well we will talk about that coming up. reggie: in oakland the police chief has been placed on leave because of dereliction of duty. we are live in the newsroom with what happened. >> this is a major shakeup and chief derek allison is the acting chief of the oakland police department. here is what happened, according to abc 7 i team sources he has been paid on administrative leave for dereliction of duty. and this is after he refused to take action off -- on the sergeant that ripped the bumper off of a car and the sergeant later fired a gun in an elevator. and investigated alleging misconduct by opd. the oakland police department has been going on for 20 years and the oakland city council members learned of the actions taken against him during a private session at city hall. they spoke with us about it. >> i hope going forward that the community can see this as part of the city's efforts to address transparency in all city departments. >> w

over the past six months leading the s&p 500. it's really hard to get too worried about an imminent breakdown in the economy when these sectors are performing like this. in the first half of last year, under performed by 10 tore 12 percentage points. yields are helping it's an interesting i said split sentiment between that and what bond market is trying to, perhaps, tell us in terms of the deeply inverted yield curve between short and long-term rates. >> what i brought up to the world bank president yesterday, would caterpillar be trading at an all-time high if we were worried about an imminent recession. >> not global recession. you have the other factor of china back in the game copper is running. i agree and i think it's worth noting, if you look at past cycles, the deepest inversion of the treasury yield curve happened ahead of the onset. it starts to reverse higher before you get to the point where you're talking about a recession being on the doorstep. >> the other interesting factor is gold making new highs, multimonth hig

the u. s. department of justice earlier stated it had see $30000000000.00 and assets from russian entrepreneurs. washington have already frozen $300000000000.00 belonging to the russian central bank. back in april, president biden propose that congress ortho ry selling assets that belong to russian citizens. but u. s. law does not permit authorities to sell foreign own property economist and political analysts. i k hammer say the u. s. is going against its democratic principles. with such means. the most important thing is if you are not guaranteeing property ownership anymore under the u. s. law, then you destroyed the fundamentals of old democracy and free market economy that the united states and all the lease want to be we have we in germany have not forgotten that germany was sanctions but sanctioned by the us to. so does it mean that germans would be, could be see in the u. s. too many inhabitants from the l. e. will move away from the u. s. to because it will be too dangerous to keep an

through the 40's. into the afternoon, mid and upper 50's. you are out and about late tonight, do have the jacket with you. we dropped to the 30's and 40's by 9:00 p.m. and then overnight a freeze warning going into effect. most of us getting very cold tonight, near or below freezing into saturday. today is bright and comfortable. 54 in the city and 55 in oakland. 58 in santa rosa and the free day -- and the three day forecast looking fantastic. mostly sunny skies and a cold morning that will brighten up with temperatures generally in the 50's. we look at the seven-day forecast in about eight minutes. jobina: good morning. we have a bit of a hazy look from the emeryville camera showing the headlights traveling westbound. it is beginning to pick up in terms of traffic, they are a little bit busy. the san mateo bridge, ignore the other banner, but things are moving. the commute alert for the mudslide involving the h train is the biggest issue for communities because the services -- for commuters because the service is suspended. the service wil

it�*s the cause of young people taking up drugs, it�*s the cause of violent crime, it�*s behind anti—socialting each other with a machete, big sword, something. fighting or destroying the cars. so it is not something you used to see here in manchester. of course, the residents of cheetham hill have seen police crackdowns many times before, and the men on the street corners still returned. but they�*re hoping that this time, clear, hold, build will make a difference to what has been an unsolvable problem. daniel sandford, bbc news, manchester. seven people have been killed in california in the second mass shooting in the state in two days. the latest attacks occurred at two separate locations in the coastal city of half moon bay. a 67—year—old man has been arrested. david willis sent this report. the victims of this attack in the tight—knit coastal community known as half moon bay are all thought to have been chinese—american agricultural workers. they died in separate shootings at two separate locations, within about two miles of each other. the gunman�*s arrest was captured in dramatic tv

the u. s. for support of the sensor minister, vera thanked the u. s. government for its support on mining and energy issues and reiterated the will of the national government, whose priority is the massive occasion of natural gas, energy, security and petrochemical development in the south of the country. peru is a he global producer, copper, silver, and the zinc with the clear majority of the countries ex, was about 50 percent coming from mining and expedition extra extraction sector. the rest of the candidates falls amounts to just over 40 percent. the acid present. hydro casias says the u. s. has long tried to have control over bruce, lucrative mineral resources. the visit of the u. s. ambassador to the government palace was neither unreasonable nor in favor of the country. it was to give the order to take the troops out to the streets and massacre my defenceless people and incidentally, to leave the way clear for mining exploitation. there is an interesting coincidence in this story. the u

the u. s. m is well, it's a added fields. the fire of escalating tensions in the middle east june talk submit a recent attack on iranian infrastructure. both the u. s. secretary of state anthony lincoln and is really primary benjamin netanyahu. well, quick to pin the blame on say, ron ray, a little legit reasons. it's a time where many and international community i would say, most of the international community have seen the true face of iran. we've seen the barbarism of this regime against its own people. they've seen how it exports aggression. beyond its border and beyond the middle east. and i think there is a common consensus that this regime must not acquire nuclear weapons. we discussed deepening cooperation to confront and counter rance, destabilizing activities in the region and beyond. just as around as won't support terrorists that attack israelis and others, other seems not providing drones that russia is using to kill innocent ukrainian civilians. temperatures are certainly rising as we hear these statements from t

andkelly will join us. >>> the s&p 500, encompassing the entire nearly 13 months since the s&p did peak for all-time back last january again, we have regained most of what was lost yesterday, up close to 6% for the month. one thing to take note of, still slightly below the early december high. so everything that's happened in the month of january has happened within the range that we also were in, in december it's kind of interesting, and certainly there has been some good, technical information, some indications of new demand for stocks it's not as if we have yet broken out take a look at the home builders these are both hitting 12-month highs today. and here you have the home builder etf, which is not back at the highs but way above the prepandemic levels and it's basically right on the verge of getting toward those levels that were only ever seen in the 2021 housing nirvana boomtime so it teams like the market is saying we're going to refresh demand with lower mortgage rates and the consumer is okay, or maybe something secular going on in terms of the shortage of new housing in this

weekend, and so do does the chance for rain. sare generally light -- winds right now are generally light. you can see anywhere from 10 24 miles per hour. it is bright, it is breezy. 61 in concord. 64 the high in santa cruz. overnight tonight, we will keep that breeze active in our hills, especially in north bay. that will keep temperatures warmer relative to where we are right now. we will stay in the 40's later on tonight as we head into thursday. we will watch a trough develop that will bring in cooler weather. on sunday it is trying to bring light showers to the region, some light snow to the sierra. it is not an impactful the bigger impact will be the cooler air in here by monday. we will keep those mild temperatures through friday. a chance of light rain on sunday and a chilly afternoon. temperatures below average in the upper 40's. reggie: sweet dreams are made of cheese? the job that will investigate the link between eating cheese and bad dreams. kumasi: we introduce you to the 91-year-old crossing guard celebrating 41 year

get some of the day�*s other news. scuss how many amx—10 rc vehicles will be supplied. it�*s not clear when the consignment would arrive in ukraine. the deal was announced after telephone talks between presidents zelensky and macron. unseasonably warm temperatures have broken records in eight countries across europe for the month of january. they include poland and the czech republic which registered 19 degrees celsius on new years day, their average is usually below zero. the warm weather has affected ski resorts across the alps which don�*t have enough snow. the author fay weldon — whose best—known works included the life and loves of a she—devil — has died at the age of 91. the prolific writer published more than 30 novels during her career, as well as collections of short stories, films for television, and pieces ofjournalism. 0ur arts correspondent rebecca jones looks back at her life. fay weldon wrote playful, punchy tales in which women were exploited by men, though they often got their own back. in one, the preg

it's military than the u. s. fall in the c s. i s report. it was speculating on a war in the taiwan strait. what role does the image of china play and all of this and why? well, it's huge, it's becoming the number one. it's long been competing with russia as the top 2 excuses for us military spending. the u. s. need to dominate the globe for its own good, whether the global likes it or not. and china is standing in a way, and china is an economic competitor, which means it's a military enemy. this is, this is what everybody in washington tells and suggests and implies. and this is, you know, this is increasingly going to be focused on china because there's already a war with russia, which as you were discussing moments ago, the claim on the western side is that russia is being defeated. it's going to happen any, any century. now russia will be defeated, as of course, on the russian side. the claim is the exact opposite as the us to determine it, maintaining its global military dominance. more reasons i think than we have time to go into some

seeing the u. s. is trying to force berlin sam to day stag deliveries are reminiscent of the wound. 1914. this means direct participation in the war. this seems to be the deeper reason why washington is so reluctant. on the subject of tag deliveries. beth force is its ally to make sacrifices like a vassal, while washington's efforts to get allies to sin, more lethal laid comes amid tough economic challenges in germany, which is facing rising prices and soaring energy built. despite what we've just heard, the u. s. secretary of state denies, has countries pressuring anyone to take action. germany suggested today that sir, they weren't allowed tanks to be sent to ukraine unless the u. s. and 1st, i was a response to that. so on the question of, of tanks and for that matter, any women system, these are sovereign decisions for each country to make. well, we spoke to a member of the european parliament for the alternative for germany party essays that while the u. s. is asking countries to send their top he

this is the scene in st peter�*s square. ust to him the life of the one who was their pastor. like the women at the tomb, we too have come with with fragrance of gratitude and the balm of hope in order to show him once more the love that is undying. we want to do this with wisdom, tenderness and devotion that he bestowed upon us over the years. together, we want to say father, into your hands we commend his spirit. pope francis speaking at the funeral of his predecessor, benedict xvi. let�*s check out the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. for many of us, it was a mild start to the day, apart from the north of scotland, where we had some frost. but for most of us, it�*s going to be a fairly cloudy afternoon, following on from a cloudy morning with spots of rain, but the rain turning heavier across scotland and northern ireland through the day, and the wind here is going to strengthen. so we had a bright start in the east, but you can see where our weak weather front is, moving towards the northeast, taking its spots of

the u. s. itself is reportedly also finalizing plans to send its abrams main battle tanks to ukraine. that decision is expected to be announced later this week. american officials have so far declined to share any details, rushes a master to the us as the move would show the world who is really the aggressor in ukraine. an analysis of the whole sequence of washington's actions demonstrates that the americans are constantly raising the bar of military assistance to their puppets. if the us decides to supply tanks, then justifying citrus that with arguments about defensive weapons will definitely not work. this would be another blatant provocation against russia. no one should have any illusions about who is the real aggressor in the current conflict. we claim president, please for even more western weapons, while calling his country a big business opportunity for our suppliers. we've got the details on how ukraine is turning into a testing ground for nato weapons, and the details of who is maki

the s&p ties to it we're seeing leadership there. would suspect that would continue be a little careful within health care. there are some pockets that i think are weakening. the hmos in particular we've been very vocal about a bearish call on unh and cigna and ma melina they've gotten too big be careful. >> what do you like? >> i like pharma and biotech look at merck. it's a 20-year base. hasn't worked in decades it's starting to break out that's where money can be made gilead is another one. >> so the ones coming from behind. >> oh, yeah. >> chris, thank you. very interesting chris verrone on the charts from strategas. >>> look at walgreens, the worst performer because soaring costs are making investors feel sick big story. >>> and big layoffs from amazon and fallout spreads when we take you inside the "market zone" next wherever they are... you need more than technology. you need cdw, who gets to know your business and can design and deploy custom solutions, with pre-configured hp notebooks with hp wolf security. ai-enabled threat

the u. s. senate foreign relations committee held a hearing on thursday that kind of slipped under the radar in the mainstream press . but it's really a classic example of how washington decision makers get drunk on their own nonsense . and then just start trying to change the world. the subject of this hearing was countering russian aggression ukraine and beyond. and despite being with the democrats right now and victoria f e u newland, we'll get to that. the 2nd who's now serving at the state department as under secretary of state for political affairs in the biden administration. new and can't help but side with republican senator ted cruz. when it comes to being relieved that the nord stream to pipeline that was supposed to send russian gas into europe via germany was blown up center cruise up like you. i am. and i think the administration is very gratified to know that lord stream too is now as you like to say, a hunk of metal at the bottom of the sea. that would be senator ted cruz repre

the you is that both the u. s. is conducting a proxy war against moscow and you also had on the from patients claims washington for stealing oil from syria. same 60 tankers, full of the country's up resources been looted by us forces. joe, with a recent survey shows that people in india c, the u. s. as a military threat to the nation coming in 2nd only after neighbors with a substitute to the american dollars dominance. looking to the bricks, group of countries for a solution with broadcasting live from our international new center in moscow. this is our take. great, are you with us today. my name's unit of the european union has lost its independence to washington on the nato military alliance. those direct words coming from russia's foreign minister during an annual news conference where he summed up the events of the past year. you want to say use, you is now completely following the american dictate. europe has lost its independence in a joint declaration explicitly states that europeans are subjugated to nato's

on the part of the u. s. the state department, the f b i the department of homeland security, the white house, and congress. i do think it's even possible to completely clear social media platforms from government medley. oh yeah. it could be possible for sure. if we didn't have these overlords reaching into private supposedly private enterprises and that's really a joke now to even consider them private enterprises. they're appendages of the state. they are government talented, serving the state interests, and state narratives and state directives. so i mean, we really could have private industry but not with this kind of governmental interference. given the current tensions between beijing and washington, do you think this might just be another ploy under the economic measure to limit chinese profits from project at the time? yes, definitely. this is definitely one of the motivations were, you know, there's this competition with china economically and the fear that china will surpass the u. s. social media r

elsewhere in the county, there�*s chaos on the streets. they�*re "absolutely gutted." our science editor rebecca morelle has the story. the mission started so well. at spaceport cornwall, it was time for the jumbo jet to take off. and there it goes. it�*s lift off for the plane. but this is just the beginning. the next step is to release the rocket and start a new era for uk space. godspeed, launcher one, godspeed, cosmic girl on this historic both european and uk mission to open space for everyone. 2000 people came to watch, ready to see what they thought would be a moment of history. an hour into the flight, the rocket, called launcher one, fired its engines after it was released from the plane. so far, so good. but then, this. it appears that launcher one has suffered an anomaly, which will prevent us from making orbit for this mission. there was a problem with the rocket, and the mission was over. so this evening we had a first stage burn that took the rocket into space. but in effect, the second stage engine had a technical anomaly and

it's generosity and giving out military aid, whether the u. s. gives or takes. it plunges other countries into turmoil and disaster. and the u. s. reaps its benefits for its hedge. ammonia and other interests may wander. yeah, china not holding back. beijing also accused washington of ruthlessly trump. pulling on the lies of the syrian people know that sounds damascus, say more than 80 percent of its daily or like put, was smuggled out of the country by us troops in the 1st half of 2022. while already this, your official state, the u. s. has taken 60 tanker trucks full of oil on wheat out of syria with a u. s. sounds been present in syria since 2014 leaving a coalition focused on regime change involving the military's. busy of most nato countries and regional allies, i mean occupations of stealing syrian oil in 2021. the pentagon said that american troops weren't there to protect syrian oil fields except on rare occasions when civilians were involved. while syrian american journalist and political commentator steven sony st. washington's actions are stripping dam

the s&p 500 is up in the nasdaq outperforming. the benchmark up 0.30% and yields are higher. bond market selling off. interesting to see those interact. 3.62 on the 10 year easily yield. for jon erlichman, i am kriti gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to 60% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. - [announcer] imagine having fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands. xtrands adds hundreds or even thousands of hair strands to your existing hair at the root. they're personalized to match your own natural hair color and texture, so they'll blend right in for a natural, effortless look. call in the next five

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i frankly, i think that the, the condition of u. s. government relations is prioritized by this administration. possibly. i, you know, above any other relationship in europe. i think that time and time again, whether it's in the energy security space, whether it's in the national security space, et cetera. this has been a, you know, almost a policy monitor of this minute be watching for line of course. ok. i had to be a significant change after the trumpet ministration, but i think again, there are a lot of other areas of europe, most of europe that are trying to help you play more vociferously and, and that needs to be considered as well. management is always good talking with you . wish you had more time pressure your time to night. thank you. thanks so much, brent. ah, and finally the so called doomsday clock with russians invasion of ukraine to the spectre of nuclear weapon use. a group of scientists says that earth is crypt it's closest ever to nuclear arm. again, they've moved the famous doomsday clock up to just 90 seconds befo

the u. s. may well be the world's largest economy, but it is struggling to contain its mounting national debt, which is around 30 trillion dollars of the us treasury secretary has was that have federal lawmakers don't raise the circle debt ceiling to let it borrow more. the result could be yet another global financial crisis, but there have been rising colds for the government to tackle that debt simply by minting more currency, literally in the form of a trillion $1.01 ounce platinum coin. many economists to spoken out against the scheme saying it wouldn't actually solve the broader problem when we put the issue to financial expert and the contributor christians, the idea that you just create more money out to finn and that's just going to solve all the problems. i mean, we saw doing cobit during the pandemic. we saw that strategy being implemented by a number of different governments, particularly the united states, and then most of the allies following suit. and what we saw is we saw the mass

shares from a sentiment perspective with bond earnings stories moving the index higher as all in all the s&p 500 drives things higher 5.8%. the bond market retracing the technicals that are in play there, looking at 352 on the 10 year, enough to take the dollar down with it. look, it is a risk rally when you look at the cross asset story and you can see that in the commodities space. nymex crude trading up 1.3% on the day. jon: we will continue to watch the headlines around opec and opec-plus but we have a bunch of names we are digging into over the next 10 minutes. let's look at some of the stocks we are watching today with general motors wowing hall street with their outlook and quarterly numbers. popping right now, and technology we have heard about sobering layoffs. earnings season, these results with user growth are encouraging investors, shares up 12%. you were talking about the energy story. exxon shares are up right now. there was a question about whether or not buybacks could be more aggressive considering all the money exxon has been making. but perhaps that's the point. a diffic

that's according to the u. s. semiconductor industry association semiconductor factors and circus new york. and charles rescued. $20000000000.00 do the same in ohio de, q c, $82.00 teen produce their 1st chip prototype without billions of dollars. it's an accomplishment that they're proud of. regardless of what might come. you're literally pushing you unknown a little bit further. it's like, of course we want to, you know, make their plumbing a bit and walk eventually. even if it doesn't happen as long as we push a tube, we push a technology to what human being can possibly push it to. if it does work to ye, hussein and the rest of the q. c. 82 team want to take things even further. one day, they hope to design their entire range of products from start to finish on us soil . that is, if the chips and science act delivers on its promise. now let's have a look at some other global business stories making us to day. members of the public will now be able to blow the whistle on companies flouting antitrust law in the