u. however, investigative reports and whistleblowers have proven that employees in china also have access to all the information. so in a nutshell, take talk cannot guarantee that its data will not be accessed by the chinese government as uses. we should be aware with what data we agree to share when we sign up on the app. the majority of young people under the age of 30 spend the majority of their media consumption on one tv tell. would we be comfortable if that tv channel was controlled by the chinese communist? pardon? would we be okay with that? i would say no. we are, these are bold claims. there's no concrete evidence of chinese governmental control of take talk as of yet. and content don't take dog is not only created in china, but from users around the world at the same time. take those algorithms influence what we see on our, for you page. this allows for certain opinions to be pushed while others are suppressed, but the same is true for algorithm. can you do facebook and instagram in the u. s. these are trusted. after all, they only want to make money. many members of congress w

u. however popular unpopular. that is, what could this election outcome then mean for the you? i think there result for the european union is unlikely to be very dramatic, even if the fins party comes in 1st. what might have more in it of an impact is how long it takes finland to form a government. because son, martin says social democrats say they refuse to go into a coalition with the fins. the coalition party says it would join up but to others of the current government coalition, the greens in the left say that they also will not join a party with the fins to eye surgery jointed government coalition with the fins. so that could be very, very messy. and so in addition to finding out what the vote counts are what the parliamentary seats are when results come in later today, people are going to be talking about how on earth do we form another government? it's going to be tough, whoever's going to be in charge. well, luckily you keep an eye on it for us still be usa. terry shows their reporting from brussels. thank you so much. terry. no, russia has taken over the rotating pres

u. s. however, cause for continental autonomy and not getting involved in conflicts house and stopped you to recall brussels from towing the american policy line in ukraine. here's the take of paris based art contributor rachel mars. as president emmanuel nicole revealed to journalists on the way back from china, aboard the presidential play, that he apparently had some kind of an epiphany while he was in china. it sounds like he's now saying that europe really doesn't have to ride shotgun alongside washington every time that washington decides to load up the war, mobiles and speed down the regime change highway. the paradox would be, that's overcome with panic, belief wedge as americans follow us. the caution europeans need to answer is it in our interest took to the right across on taiwan. no, that was the would be to think that we repeats must be comfortable on this topic and take al q from the agenda and the chinese over action. so mac, all just figured out apparently that france can have a for

u. s. however, has a very clear idea about business interest. its own, primarily, this country with nato in tow, comes for the resources they realize very well that soon enough there will be a global shortage of resources. a food of clean water. all the things that russia has in abundance that naturally makes russia price asset for the west and to that are vast lans. we know the score at the same time our western bought and so to speak, or trying to propose a so called ether ceasefire. we have heard something to this effect from france and the vatican keeps trying to insert itself as a piece broke or trying to reach some sort of settlement, how hypocritical are such overseas, given the fact that we know how biased they are, they can hardly be described as disinterested how absurd other calls for peace. let's leave the vatican aside for now. i'll say a few things about it later. you've mentioned france. how do you think france can propose peace initiatives if it's a direct participant in the conflict of supplying the ukrainians with powerful, hea

public rhetoric has not changed yet, but the main line is european, politicians are making a sharp u-turn, howevert, neither france let it be the european union . china does not have the resources for a global solution to the conflict, and this solution can only be born at russian-american negotiations, but first you need to understand with whom specifically, their in general, it will be possible to carry out, otherwise in the white house you know such a turnover, as dmitry anatolyevich that ukraine will disappear, because no one needs it. let the people deprive themselves, while american analysts argue that the us military is in dangerous decline, the protest mood among american european citizens. more and more actively, as more and more actively , european officials are trying, as if in a race , to swear allegiance to the owner. well, in the east. will the american ship break its own rocks?

however, u. b, s group estimates that the chinese real estate crisis will cost the banking system as much as 1.5 trillion r and b on loans, bonds, and other assets. this will translate to a roughly $600.00 and a $2000000000.00 in housing activity erased. in europe, the real estate market has been struggling since 2022 on the back of the pandemic disruption and energy crisis. increasing inflation and tightening financing conditions. swiftly rise. deuced home affordability at a time when home prices have already reached unsustainable levels. in many european countries, especially as higher energy prices and inflation, further roads disposable income. but even as europeans are being priced out of their home real estate market, more americans have been relocating to europe, driven by the rising cost of living, inflated health prices and the surging dollar back at home. italy, portugal, spain, grief and france have been the most popular destination with requests from americans looking to move to greec

u. s. howeveran government says it would only consider an exchange after his espionage trial is over. in ukraine. orthodox easter was marred when a russian missile destroyed a church. two people were injured in that picg through the rubble, t lining of its tower, though, today is the 127th running of the boston marathon. it's been 10 years since the twin bombings that killed three people and injured more than 280 others ceremony, including a wreath lane held over the weekend honor the victims around 30,000 people expected to participate in today's run from over 100 different countries today, oakland mayor shane tao said to announce a new makeover for the city. today she'll launch the one oakland spring clean pro graham. now it's a series of events this week. to reduce blight in oakland leading up to earth day, which is saturday. the 20 20 seconds. today's focuses on pothole repairs tomorrow is abandoned car abatement wednesday. community cleanup thursday, cracking down on illegal dumping, and frida

however the u.tment says there is no sign yet that will soon be released from a russian jail. i never herskowitz. i don't have anything new new to share. we continue to seek consular access. that is uh, not yet been granted. it needs to be we continue. to call for his immediate release, and certainly we need to see a counselor access now. reporters parents are both immigrants from russia. foreign policy experts say it's possible gorshkov. it could be released through a prisoner exchange with the u. s however, the russian government says it will only consider an exchange after his espionage trial is the big apple on monday to talk about crime. democrats call it a political stunt caroline's idly in washington. i'll have that story coming up. also ahead, inflation is hitting seniors particularly hard. the financial assistance many don't know about that could save older americans thousands of dollars. and stop prosecutors focusing too much time and attention on former president donald trump, and not eno

u. s. position in support of democracies worldwide and their allies that, that has not changed. however, obviously the u. s. allies are concerned about this leak and what this could mean for them. yeah, you mentioned self, korea, you mentioned ukraine. these are all u. s. allies. i'm wondering now with this leak, are we seeing the u. s. government, the pentagon, are they know engaging in some serious damage control? well 1st they have to investigate and that's, that's what they're doing. there is an a criminal investigation and from the pentagon and from the justice department. and that is also everything we hear from the white house. they're referring to this investigation on the results of this investigation. in order to react to the leak and to the post potential damage, it might cause there is an ongoing investigation from both pentagon and justice department and, but they are not only messy getting an how the documents got into twitter and, and the other social platforms. but also what damage they could cause and whether more documents might be leaked in the next 8 weeks. you know,

however, u b. s. group estimates that the chinese real estate crowd 5 trillion r and b on loans, bonds, and other $2000000000.00 in housing activity erased plenty to on the back of the pandemic disruption and energy crisis. swiftly rising mortgage rates have drastically reduced unsustainable levels in many european countries income. but even as europeans are being priced out of their home, getting to europe, driven by the rising cost of living, inflated how did only portugal, spain grease and france looking to move to greece, rising 40 percent in the summer of 2000. and 12 of we cheap housing, particularly in smaller cities and bar tractor, particularly to millennials who are priced out of the you. a new residential property in the u. k. was the most expensive and 20, followed by austria, norway, and france. me $120.00 euros per square meter, followed by portugal us where the average cost per square meter would cost over $17.00, locating to europe, and 4 more or less than what happened to the giant re

however the u.l anytime soon. on evangelical. it's i don't have anything new new to share. we continue to seek consular access that is. uh not yet been been granted. it needs to be we continue. to call for his immediate release, and certainly we need to see counselor access now. the reporters. parents are both immigrants from russia. foreign policy experts say it's possible or cursive, which could be released through a prisoner exchange with the u. s however, the russian government says it would only consider an exchange after his espionage trial is over. the top executive at anheuser busch is now responding to the controversy that followed her decision to use a transgender activists in an ad campaign. mulvaney has millions of followers on instagram and tiktok, the actress and singer is now featured in the ad campaign promoting bud light beer. the beer companies vice president of marketing, said her goal was to have bud light appeal to a larger audience in these changing times. spotlight had been ki

however, u. s. intelligence officials are investigating whether they may be a more troublesome side to the, to the suspect. and the suspect is now obviously facing charges under the u. s. espionage act for what authorities are describing as a possible deliberate criminal act. now, as we've heard a president joe biden said he wasn't too worried about it, but it's also been called the most damaging leaks since edward snowden or what has the real fallout actually been so far? when we talk about the fallout, i think the key word there is trust because the whole idea of these classified documents is for intelligence agencies, but more broadly, also with allies to be able to discuss information without that information being then open to the public, open to be discussed elsewhere. so when it comes to the fallout when it comes to what you as officials are trying to achieve is trying to reassure allies, for example, when it comes to the issue of u. s. spying abroad, that the trust is still there and they

however the u. department says there is no sign he'll be leaving a russian jail anytime soon. kevin gershowitz. i don't have anything new new to share. we continue to seek consular access. that is uh, not yet been been granted. it needs to be we continue. to call for his immediate release, and certainly we need to see a counselor access now. the reporters. parents are both immigrants from russia. foreign policy experts say it's possible growth, which could be released prisoner exchange with the united states . but the russian government says it would only consider an exchange after his espionage trial is over. top executive anheuser busch has now responding to the fallout that followed her decision to use a transgender activists in an ad campaign. mulvaney has millions of followers on instagram and tiktok, the actress and singer is now featured in a campaign promoting bud light beer, the beer companies vice president marketing, said her goal is to have bud light appeal to a larger audience in these

however, the u. e is dismissing the claims that it is conspiring with russia hauling the allegations categorically false, so far. the size of the actual breach of national security is not known, but the white house has stated that such information has no place being public. this is, again without confirming the validity of the documents. this is information that has no business in the public domain. it has no business, if you don't mind me saying on the pages of, of, from pages of newspapers or on television, it is not intended for public consumption. and it should not be out there. what is certainly going on. i think my interpretation is that by that has a very, very high level enemy within the pentagon. i think that is absolutely clear because the person who leave this information and the timing of it is very him, is very relevant. and if we only go back just a few weeks ago, remember the know stream type attack which seems harsh. read something incredible. so that was also leads by very, very seni

what is worthy of note however, is that the u. s. let 5 eyes which shows that the u. s. seems to have decided to use this or even not even ashamed of discussing about this in this is but a further proof of the low can we james physical to point? yes, i would like to point time to that that this danger provoking shot. now, the lead of the briggs group of nations has come down to the blogs biggest. they call them $100000000000.00 in january and now amounts to 3 point national currencies in trade. russia and india now settle their oil due unified bricks, currency, also in the work. so the blogs and a lot of countries just haven't had a choice, but the change from the dollar to trading and a lot of countries did not have to look at other ways. as global currency. we control our financial markets in a far more effective way than the united a possible briggs currency. let's have a quick listen to what he had to say for us to escape dohler for gemini. i think we could have been any better than record of me saying luckily if you, if you don't play by our rules, then we can have

what is worthy of note however, is that the u. s. let 5 eyes out, which shows that the u. s. seems to have decided to use this as ex dent that they're discussing about this in. so from china's standpoint, this is but a further proof adding to the list of it's prawns. so what i would like to offer you as to once again try to praising israel, the quotes, making the deserts, bloom that was on the g. the state of palestine rejects, make the desert bloom, anti palestinian races, stroke, enroll, nor land. likewise, such narrative perpetuates is rarely independence day referred to as narc, bye or kits denied claims or forced expulsions. noting the jewish people in our blond paying settlers to monitor reports unrestricted. the construct as the eas, trying to make palestinians pay the price for europe's own history. of on to legal to supplement building data, trying to make on the signal a form that kind of a apple. now these are of crime that you'll pm's lives also were responsible for. i'm to submit to them again, which people ask, but also to palestinians of that crime. that course

u. s is warning, however, that private american citizens should not expect to be evacuated. cnn's larry meadow is in nairobi, kenya, for us, so larry is there any hope of salvaging this ceasefire? we're halfway through that ceasefire, fred. so one more day. sunday will be the last one and it's not been a smooth ceasefire in the way that the international community expected of these two warring generals. there's been fighting still going on in the middle of the capital cartoon, especially around the presidential palace and the general command headquarters. that is where the army is located, but at the same time because of the lull in fighting, people have been leaving cartoon trying to make it a safer parts of the country. and there's a convoy. several convoys actually making it. it's way eastwards to the port of sudan that is the main seaport in sudan on the red seat, and that is why saudi arabia has already reported four ships left the port of sudan went across the red sea to the port of jeddah in saudi arabia, not just of saudi citizens but also of friendly brotherly count

u. s. in asia, in ships subsidies, however, it takes much more than money t as mc success reflects a corporate culture that molds a workforce of thousands of technicians willing to execute the demanding work required to ensure high yields. it also requires an educational system that can provide that basic training in electrical engineering to continuously trend new technicians who are staff, the dozens of chic factories. and that is probably why stephanie, state minister of science sebastian, get coal and present to you to gaston, or sula, down digger are in tie one now to learn to build a revitalized semiconductor industry. or it's so it's a pretty complex operation. we've talked about europe, the united states, singapore, you mentioned as well, but walk on this international expansion mean for china. well, it's a big blow to china. t s. m sees presence in the u. s. europe or other countries outside china will foster a new ecosystem of this industry, independent of china, the suppliers and subcontractors that will also move to their new base operations. it's a tool for the u. s. lead western

committee, exactly none would give us a figure of what the fair share actually means, on the street, however, -- >> u. 37%. if you make a million, 10 million, you are still paying 37%. what i want you to do is put in here what you think these people should. >> that is high. i'm going to say 25%. >> reporter: all the way down? >> now. okay, good. all right. all right. all right. i will say 30. >> reporter: you want to lower the tax code. >> just because you make more money don't mean you have to pay more. >> maybe 31%. >> i don't think that more money you make, the more taxes you should pay. >> reporter: if you are making $100 million, why should you pay the same as the dude who is making 20? >> because you are making your way up that way. >> reporter: let's go to the really rich people. >> 40 to 42%. >> reporter: yeah, no one on this tax committee committee members would even answer that. even the chairmen dodged the question could not giving us a percent of what he thinks president biden actually needs. >> when the person says everyone needs to pay their fair share, he is talking about he wants to r

u. s. and british forces exist in the province of al, mom were in order to protect these terrorist groups. however, the jamini army and all of our institutions are not any fighting. these groups were actually up routing them from route to stem from old yamini land. a lawyer for the british government, james, that he described the u. k as a non party to the war. but said that the u. k helped saudi arabia were training on air operations and understanding international humanitarian law. is it impossible to continue to call britain, quote, not a party to the conflict you're in yemen. i'm with them. we've said he since the 1st week of the war and yemen, arab nations like saudi arabia and the u. e. kuwait's, bahrain and cats are all declared war on yemen. and we've repeated that if it wasn't for the protection of american britain, they would not have been able to declare this wall. when they decided to launch this operation, it was launched with logistical political and diplomatic support and protection provided by these country america, britain and france. ah, well that arrives up this news. our check

but that was a real risk, however, u. s officials who brief report others after the operation itself. said that the helicopters did not come under fire on their way in or on their way out. of course, the more difficult question now what happens to some 16,000 or more american citizens who remain in sudan, many of them dual nationals, so sudanese american , the state department confirmed that it did reach out to at least some of them to inform them of convoys arranged by the e and turkey to try to get out of khartoum and either exit through ports sudan or try to cross some of the land borders. meanwhile d o. d is considering setting up some sort of surveillance of the land routes out of the country and is considering also trying to set up a deconfliction mechanism as it watches very closely the situation even as it deteriorates in sudan, or lieberman, cnn at the pentagon. cnn's stephanie bizarri joined us now with the latest so stephanie, what are you learning ? what more are you learning about these evacuations and, of co

u. s. in britain, entered iraq and syria under the pretext of fighting al qaeda. however, it was exposed to the well that the u. s. army ended syria to protect ices in southern and central syria. this was during the same time that the russian army was supporting the syrian government against these terrorist elements. this is the same situation in yemen. the terrorist groups here operate in the same areas where.

however, it was exposed to the well that the u. s. army and to syria, to protect ices in southern and central syria. this was during the same time that the russian army was supporting the syrian government against these terrorist elements. this is the same situation in yemen. the terrorist groups here operate in the same areas where there is an american presence. u. s. and british forces exist in the province of al, mom were in order to protect these terrorist groups. however, the jamini army and all of our institutions are not any fighting these groups were actually approaching them from route to stem from old yamini land. a lawyer for the british government, james eddie described the u. k as a non party to the war. but said that the u. k. help saudi arabia with training on air operations and understanding international humanitarian law. is it impossible to continue to call britain, quote, not a party to the conflict here in yemen. i'm with them. we've said he since the 1st week of the war and yemen, arab nations like saudi arabia

u. s. military is enormously proud of that. what is not being acknowledged, however, is the fact that within that withdrawal was left behind. 7000000000 in u. s. military hardware. and the republican controlled at tennessee house of representatives has voted to expelled 2 democrats for their role and a gun control protest at the state house. congressman justin jones and justin pierson have called it's a dark day. the demonstration happened after a school shooting in nashville, in which 6 people, 3 of them children, were killed. jones pearson and another democrat lead protesters on to the house floor to demand strict are gun laws. mike, hannah reports from washington. well, we have had now the death tennessee, how sir ejecting 2 democrats who had claimed lead protests in the house against the house rules. those 2 were african americans and there was a sufficient vote to get them expelled the expulsion requiring 2 thirds. however, with the 3rd democrat charged, who happens to be white had the 2 thirds majority was not achieved, so she was not ejected from the house. bu

u. s. dollar is still the dominant, a courtesy in the world. however, if the united states government keeps weaponized in dollar, they will destroy the confidence of many other countries in the dollar. and 4 countries like china, brazil, and many arab countries exporting gas all crude oil to china. and the fact that china is the largest trading have no with more there. why didn't 30 nations in the world. of course, we need to think about when we'd need to continue to trade in dollars or with our own currency. because if you keep trading in dollars and a time with united states government as demonstrated again and again, there temptation of webinars in color wants to be under such pressure and duress from washington. i don't think major country is doing trade with each other. want to be under the duress of the u. s. government, who keeps weaponized in the dollar. the dollar should not be weaponized. the dollar should not be a tool or instrument while the united states to achieve that you are the hope purposes against other countries. if the dollars domi

u. s. military is enormously proud of that. what is not being acknowledged, however, is the fact that within that withdrawal was left behind 7000000000 in u. s. military hardware. the french president demanded mccoys urging chinese leaders choosing pink to reason with russia to help end the war in ukraine. mccoys on a 3 day state visit to china along with you, commission president or sullivan de leon. roman bride reports french president emanuel macro, been given the honor of a state visit. welcome by his chinese counterpart, she jim pay. one of your most influential leaders coming to ask china to exert its influence on russia to bring an end to europe's worst conflict since world war 2 is sick, was going to show him what he told you. i know that i can count on you to bring russia to reason and every one to the negotiating table. it is. this was she jane paying visiting russian president vladimir putin last month since moscow's invasion . more than a year ago, jane had stayed neutral and proposed a roadmap for a cease fire and peace talks. most west and leaders, incl

what is worthy of note, however, is the u. s. let 5 eyes alliance, which includes the u. k. australia, new zealand to canada has been no public today in recent years. which shows that the us seems to have decided to use this as part of this weapon that republic to exercise its had more control over the world to the dent, or even not even ashamed of discussing about this in parliament or congressional. which otherwise they supposed to be about cold but so from trying to standpoint, this is but a further proof of the locally james physical to separate the island from best adding to the list of its crimes. so what i would like to point out, yes, i would like to point time to this danger of this activity publicly. that suggests the continuing effort. all think us to once again, try to provoke china. indonesia has announced that it's shifting away from using the us dollar and trade the head of indonesia central bank face. the country is following the lead of the briggs group of nations as comes off to the blokes biggest economy. china revealed that a so new one has replaced th

u. s. history. however, he has brushed aside concerns about his fitness for a 2nd term. alan fisher is live at the white house, allen, you know, when biden won the presidency, it wasn't a given that he would run for a 2nd term. can you shed some light on that decision making within camp biden? well, this has become the worst kept secret in american politics. joe biden has been keen to run for at least the last 6 months from before that we are told. sadly, when you hear from his doctor saying look, keys fit and he is well and he's still mentally sharp. i. when you get people from the white house saying that the president very much is in control of day to day decisions, then you can see that the building up to this moment. the other thing is, he doesn't see anyone in the ranks of democrats at the moment that he thinks can take on and beat donald trump. and it's likely at this point that donald trump will be his opponent, come the presidential election in 2024. he still thinks there's a threat from people he c