now in niger it has a military base and is looking to establish other bases in sahel aj, benin and togo. almost a week before blinken's trip, chinese foreign minister had also visited sahel adj, egypt, tunisia and togo on a similar trip. african leaders are communicating with all parties to secure their own interests regardless of the rivalry between big and small powers in the continent. today, most african leaders tend to have relations with all powers to secure their interests, and this is limited to traditional powers such as china and the united states. middle eastern powers such as turkey and iran cannot be in orbit attention and interest are there. koresh fakhr tavli, abidjan sahel aj news agency. the next part is at 4 o'clock. the importance of elections in electing a strong parliament is the key, this is in the hands of the people, iranian coach sharaf iran has a telegram playing with the whole country, why are you setting prices this month? your question is an interesting question . today, wherever we are, we will be higher tomorrow . greetings and courtesy to you, dear and re

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heavy rains overnight cars to road closures along highway 89 between santa cruz and sarah togo. one due to fallen trees. the other from a mudslide kron four's rob nesbitt joining us live now from saratoga with where that road is closed from the mudslide. a rob, it looks like there's still lot of work there tonight. >> they are now. well, i'm at the intersection of sand berm road and highway 9 in saratoga. behind me is a caltrans truck that is blocking traffic from driving down highway 9 because a mile up the road is a muddy mess. this is what a portion of highway 9 in saratoga looked like monday. >> half of the road still covered after a mudslide was reported here in the morning. the ground giving way after a weekend of heavy rain. kevin drew pinsky with caltrans says the winding road often lends itself to slides. what's typical on highway 90 as you can get a steep uphill on one side of the 2 lane road. you can get it. sharp drop off. on the other side, you might even have water running below there. >> throughout the day, caltrans crews cleared mud from one side of the road and

togo israel is conducting heavy fire on lebanese territory. the strikes a retaliatory strike on the missile launch. at the same time, the israeli military still does not take responsibility for the high-profile murder in the southern suburbs of beirut saleha al-aruri. he is considered the second man in hamas, the military and financial organizer of all sabotage activities against israel. neither lebanon nor hamas doubt that israel is behind the drone attack on al-arouri. the assassination of national leader sheikh al-arouri and his brothers in lebanon is an act of terrorism. violation of lebanese sovereignty. this murder was committed by israel and i want everyone to hear, our movement will never be defeated. the lebanese hezbollah movement has vowed to respond harshly to the death. deputy chairman of the hamas polyburo. many experts believe that the liquidation of al-arouri allowed the israeli military command to rehabilitate the idf, which was bogged down in street fighting in the gaza strip. however, this rehabilitation also has a downside.

if we moved to west africa, to togo and ivory coast, there have been several military coups.hey will be looking to have conversations on how to forge peace but also development. china has invested aggressively in the infrastructure in the ivory coast. the latest project is a bore -- is a porch. they will look to get into mining. host: bloomberg's reporter in could dolly, t -- in kigali. thank you. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ host: welcome back also making news, major u.s. lenders wrote off more of their commercial property loans as higher rates pummel valuations of office space. bank of america and wells fargo -- rose during the fourth quarter partly due to office loans. looking at the raft of bank earnings we got on friday, the big picture is they took turns calling an end to this record run. wells fargo predicted a 9% drop in net interest income. citi forecasting a modest drop. jp morgan predicting a drop off this year. you can see for those three banks and bank of america, the actual loan losses are growing. it will be interesting to see who else shifts years.

now thousands of german outlets are preparing to replenish without togo a considerable list of bankruptsthe past year , approximately 18,000 companies have filed for bankruptcy, which is 23.5% more than in 2022. it will be very difficult to make a profit in the future because costs are now absurdly high, and many restaurants have to look for ways to save money. since 2020, we have already been forced several times. in order not to repeat the fate of catering establishments, the farmers decided to go to the end, and now political demands are increasingly being added to economic demands; scholz’s traffic light coalition has already fed up everyone. we here, in order to oppose the government, we demand new elections, not in a year, month or week, now, the government is not acting in our interests, especially in relation to farmers, and indeed the majority of residents. high taxes, fuel prices, you know, in germany there is no freedom of speech, as many people think, many protesters are in prison, for example, one of my friends has been behind bars for 6 months, without trial, if you have a

the beginning occurs much lower, you... remember very well that oil once cost negative money, after togoaturation of storage facilities in the first place, when all the tankers were floating full, and the problem of the expiration of this april expiration is the repayment of supply contracts, when everyone was ready to pay money for this oil to be taken from them, this is what a negative price is, this when you say along with oil, i ’ll pay you more, just take it, well, it didn’t last long, it was... and i hope that angola’s withdrawal from opec plus is the only thing, well, it’s a few percent, that it won’t affect the existence of a cartel, otherwise everything it will not be so good for us and for the ruble. well, we remember that saudi arabia’s budget is calculated at 85, plus or minus, say, 83, already a critical figure, without a deficit. budget - actually the leader - the consortium you are talking about, guardianship, saudi arabia, is actually the main engine and motivator of the very discipline you are talking about, they have a budget of 85, that's how... from the east, they don

message to iran they have a spy ship in red sthea sea that is monitoring the traffic, that is foing togoing you don't have to necessarily go into iran, you have to be sam accepting the risk that entails, you know, before you and i were in white house, we had an administration that was willing to take a risk, we prepared for the consequences this administration will not do that because of that it will just continue tit-for-tat back and forth with no resolution. larry: if the bidens took out this iranian ship that was transports weapons to yemen -- they took it out, i like that, my thought is why not u interdict the oil tankers, get them where they purhurshurt the most in some sense it the money. we have allowed them to get the money from oil sales to china, if you interdict. sounds like ad if move -- a good move why not the whole 9 yards. >> they should. they should have courses of action already given to the president, you do a military operation, they have branches and sequels, you go and what do you next. they should give that to the president. he is the rub, this president is risk averse

of any, as they say, race, so we understand that in january we need to get off to a good start for togoin general, the country as a whole, as we understand, this is not the last five-year plan, but nevertheless it precedes the closing of the five-year period of the economy, therefore it is important... the market of uzbekistan, although it is quite competitive for us, nevertheless we have product positions that have a competitive advantage there, as well as the market, albeit for now, but nevertheless both armenia and azerbaijan , and kazakhstan, these are all countries, then jackistan, they remained interesting for us, well, of course, the market on the territory of the russian federation, for us it remains mainly in the tasks of developing, opening, covering our company. arshenskybinat opened its own brand store , and of course, in the enterprise development strategy, in the twenty-fourth, twenty- fifth year, we have already identified points, and cities, and a certain schedule has been built, according to which we will open such objects of the branded network on the market of the rus

it's going togo be slammed and it's going to be disaster upon disaster. i was scared growing up in the late 1960s, early 1870s with educational films. the truth was something that nobody predicted, the rise of a global majority middle class. it is not the middle class that we got used to a 1950s or 60s. i will tell you the average millennial they are closer to the global middle class in terms of expectation than the historical definition of the middle class of the united states. they took the haircut for the boomers in the gen x so far. the reduction of poverty, the growth of the middle class, the greatest achievement in the history. with that came tremendous outcomes in terms of the environment, the sand that we draw in the middle earth, it stretches from the equator 30 degrees north and 30 degrees south. more than halfha of humanity, te bulk of future middle-class, consumerto growth and 3 - 5000000000 people were going be subjected to temperature ranges and precipitation ranges historically associated with the saharael desert which is not densely popula

asphalt, and by the way, these are girls, yes, guys, please come up to us, alena, alexey, they came from togowell, this mother and daughter got together, they are playing, just having fun, and whoever appeared first decided to intervene, you have a large number there, then first. usually people say, well, i’ll get myself a cat, i got a cat, i want another dog, i got a dog, everything is fine, i have the kit, you get a second cat, and then another husky, then another husky, what’s wrong, basically, dogs in general, they are not friends with cats and, as it were, the owners are usually either one or the other they choose something else, but it so happened that our cat initially did not live in the house with us, she was on the street, she was generally a mouse hunter, there was a house dog and a street cat. we decided to get a dog now, well, you live in your own house, that’s right, so of course it’s easier for you to get one, but some stories happened with huskies, in their own house they probably spoil something too, well, that one in for some reason he doesn’t spoil anything in his house, we

testimony -- encourage them togo skip their trial testimony beca their testimony was goingo incriminatee. the same underlying act. when you map that on to the presidential context you come up with some of the frigh hypotheticals where as long as sog is plausibly official, if it involves assassinating a prominent critic or business rival would seem to then b exempt, potentially,m criminal prosecution. we wouldn't co that if that's the world we need to live in. i think we w advance plenty of arguments below. r those arguments themselves would create satellite litigation, an adal reason not to go down the route. judge childs: thinking about your answer about potentially not looking at motive and criminal prosecution, that mens ray and intent is part of the statute charge. mr. pearce: precisely. that's why it wouldn't make sense to come in and use this non-- as i understand how fitzgerald outer perimeter standard would work, it can say ose types of official acts, al conduct, in a is something from which the 3rez is immune -- president is imm you don't get t second question of, well, did tha

that's governorship, house, senate, all the way down togo school board. , you go in with athat doublen d.c., that's a mandate to getda teour out-of-control spending bk on track. as a mandate to make sure our kids are reading and get ourers education back to the basics. that's a mandate to secure ouror borders with no more excuses, and a mandate to bringy. law and order back to a country. >> martha: governor, if i made -- but that's if you get t3 the general election. right now you are 30 points down from former president trump.ig you got a lot of momentum and a lot of very big donors have come to your side, because they think you are the on ae who could take him down, and some of themafte criticize you for not going after him hard enough.t they say you talk about chaos following him but thattoo- you too careful about your approach. what do you say? >> what i've always said and what is still true. pro-trump is don't think i love trump enough, anti-trump or is don't think i hit him enough, ah imi don't hate him. i think he was the right president the right time.po any policy thalit come

we've reached out to oh pd for more information on this development but for now we want togo back to the plan for the vigil that's set to begin at 10:00 a.m. it's going to be happening at the pacific renaissance plaza in oakland and all are welcome. gianna, back to you. >> shawn. thank you for that report. >>> time now 6:07. you know we just heard how the nation fares in the work force and what it means to our wallets going into the election year. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to break this morning. looking from our treasure island camera over towards the city. you can see coit tower there off in the distance. but how about a little music to get you started on a friday morning? ♪ peaches, peaches, peaches, peaches, oh, oh, yeah ♪ >> i heard this song so much because of my kids you are listening to peaches from the super maw owe brothers movie. it's up for best original song in a motion picture after the "golden globes." you can watch the show right here on kpix at 5:00 p.m. on sunday. i would never show my teeth. never. i'd never smile. and it forces you into this sub

not as remedies, there is an accountability differenc i suppose congress could decide we are going togo back to a world where the only review of action is ndamus. ngress would then be fully responsible for that hily unpopular decision. fundamental difference from a separation of powers stamp between a limitation on remedy and specifically telling the court in the apa specifically you have the interpretive authority over statues no less anonstitutional issues, but then overlaying a doctrine that says what we are doing interpretation. that is the critical thing outhe interchange between footnote d footnote 11. footnote 9 tells you as clearly as i can what you ar doing a statutory interpretation. in footnote it ysthat a certain point you stop doing statutory interpretation, even though you in better answer. you refer to a different branch of government. it is not the branch the framers gave e interpretive authority two. it is the branch the framer gave the implem authority. i think from that standpoint chevron is a fundamental and egregiously wrong decision that getsitwrong on the basis of

. >> that's where i wanted togo. why should we talk about it?talk about it because the wealthy class does better in a trumpworld and that matters >> let's get the opening bell at the cnbc realtime exchange at the big board, innova at the nasdaq, cryoport, cold chain logistics services for life sciences as brett rolls in pretty negative, jim some of the desk commentary today points to the election as it pertains to the dollar's price action yesterday best day in about a year if you believe iowa means something, then it's going to have impact on the peso, and tariffs will play into it. >> peso is pretty good you'll have these companies say, look, basically, we're forecasting the dollar to stay weak, but now we have to change our numbers. i keep thinking about how procter & gamble said the raw cost gain that they had was offset by the strong dollar, and then the dollar got weaker and people started buying procter. we don't want this thesis. we truly, truly want that dollar to stay weak against mexico, largest trading partner, obviously. >> a strong

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