u. s cities for pooches and their owners, according to a new study and how taylor swift is shaking off a lawsuit claiming she stole lyrics. york. this is america this a delingr of cryptocurren f ism blankman freed will reportedly face fraud and money laundering charges after his firm lost billions. critics claim it was nothing more than a ponzi scheme. but first the 30 year old, once known as kryptos, golden boy will need to be brought back to the u. s. this morning. the founder of the now bankrupt crypto currency trading firm 50 x, once valued at $32 billion, is in custody in the bahamas. same blankman freed arrested at the request of the us government. the charges not being unveiled until later today , but a source says the 30 year old faces a multi count fraud indictment. this is a whole new kind of scheme, misusing customer funds in one entity to satisfy the debts of another entity they were looking at. sandbank man freed use of customer funds from ft x to satisfy orders from alameda research, which was the trading firm that he founded after the alleged misappropriation was reported

u. s. city of boston, he rewarded 5 entrepreneurs with 1100000 euros each as part of his earth shot prize initiative. when is included a at startup, providing bio mass stoves in africa. and also a company that makes biodegradable packaging from marine plants. germany is left leaning, governing coalition is looking to reform citizenship laws. their plan would allow emigrants to get a german passport in as little as 3 years. but their dearest not so popular among born and bred germans, less than half of those polled said it was a step in the right direction. germany industry needs more skilled workers. and large numbers of people have come to germany as a result of the wars in ukraine and syria, many with useful skills. so the government wants to make it easier to become german . i'm robotic jonas, minister for economic assurance. the economy minister has even put out of video asking spoon people to consider losing permanent to germany for the market. and we want to make it possible for people to

u. s. cities. so they just have to buy their time waiting for that transportation. and these are among the so called lucky, that's how they count themselves because they have made it this far north of the border. because about half of those who try to turn themselves into border patrol are turned back immediately using that title 40 to rule which remains in place despite the expiration date that it had for this evening. why? because the intervention of the u. s. supreme court, which is agree to keep that restriction in place for now, while it considers an argument from republican lead states like texas, that argue if that restriction goes away and even bigger tidal wave of migrant will come across the border behind it. so now we're sort of in limbo these migrants hoping for a chance to continue into the us further to argue their cases. while so many more remain waiting in mexico biding their time to cross the border. and heidi so far, what's the by didn't administrations a response been right? they are in a tough spot, getting a lot of criticism from both sides. con

u. s. city when they speak to the part is they have to remember that both sides are listening. they cannot just send signals of a softness towards belgrade without knowing that those are also listened to in pristina, the capital of the republic of kosovo. so it's very important that they, that they send a signal equal sigel of intolerance for provocations. and for these kinds of steps and that both you, lex and nato, assert their presence in the north and make it clear that the real issue here, the, the, the real immediate issue is a question of rule of law. and, and that, that can be no tolerance for breaking a rule of law. and that message has to be sent consistently and equally to both sides. not just cal toweling to belgrade or because of the leverage it has. and that's ultimately the, the problem here, the real problem, the reason is, crises are continue with such regularity is because belgrade has no interest in resolving this dispute, serbia owns the leverage over this problem. and until that leverage is taken away, and we explain this by the way, in a report by my unive

u. s. cities with the most expensive rent and all those san francisco is in the top five. 's no longer the most expensive on top , according to online realtors jumper new york city where the median rent is more than $3700. that's followed by jersey city, new jersey, boston and san francisco and miami. jumper says. while san francisco is still an expensive city to live in rent, prices have not climbed back up to the city's pendant peak. $3700 back in 2019. a dozen beagles that were rescued from an out of state breeding facility have found a new home in southern california, and they're now up for adoption at an animal rescue center in anaheim. most of these dogs have rarely been outside of a cage their entire lives. many of those who have come to adopt them say the beagles appear to be traumatized by their years in captivity. she seems she seems sweet. yes very sweet, but you're feeling a little trembling going on. she's scared just a little bit. she doesn't really like to make eye contact noticed. she just keeps looking down. the head of the rescue center say these dogs are

u. s. city of buffalo have urged residents to remain indoors as most those expected in the area. an arctic deep freeze has spread across much of north america, with at least 64 people killed in weather related incidents about half of been in the greater buffalo region that workers out trying to install power and checking anyway. so stranded and snow covered vehicles and state police and military have been deployed to enforce a driving band in the city. a lot of people are standards, a lot of roads that are completely blocked right now that have no access whatsoever . and people are trying to drive into on the roads or trying to get into these neighborhoods. and they can't please, please, you heard the mayor bank. i'm begging stay home. this is the scene right now in buffalo way. it's minus full degrees and b, c. genesis, you kind of should pull some from outside the cities apples might be trying to dig out here, but we've got more snow coming down right now. and you can see just some of what has been pushed aside and piled up behind me here, right next to the airport here in buff

u. s cities with the most expensive rent and all those san francisco is in the top five.it is no longer the most expensive on top. according to online realtors bumper. it is new york city, where the median rent is more than $3700 that has followed by jersey city, new jersey, boston, san francisco and miami. some per says, well, san francisco is still an expensive city to live in rent prices have not climbed back up to the city's pre pandemic peak of $3700 in 2019 in santa rosa. police say they stopped more than 200 drivers from taking part inside shows this weekend sideshow participants try to take over three different intersections, and police say a sideshow response team stopped every attempt. during the course of saturday night. police say they made 54 traffic stops issued 10 citations and arrested seven people for dui and warrants. they also arrested a man who was driving a stolen vehicle. alright happening now the chp is reporting a hit and run accident on highway 80, where a motorcyclist was hit about 30 minutes ago. here's a live look at the area. traffic, as you c

u. s city ranked in the top 10. and they came in fourth. ers say things appeared to be recovering from the pandemic. the city's tourism bureau says tourism spending is almost doubled in 2022 going from about 3.5 billion in 2021 to nearly seven billion this year. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. the tourism ministry is crediting the return of major events such as the dream force conference, as well as increased numbers of international visitors. since spending is still short of pre pandemic levels, though san francisco is expected to launch a new ad campaign soon to get more people back to shop, dine, stay the night go on the tour to act like all those san francisco things, especially us local some israel or is it a little bit now is the time to do them because they'll mean double you get to go out and have fun, and you're also supporting our local businesses doubled tourism to yeah, i was in the city. i think we're going to be there again next week for a couple of couple of shows, and it's pretty busy out there. i mean, oh, y

city will be crawling with soccer fans and just a matter of hours to watch the u. s men's national team take on netherlands the area soccer fans who plan to take in the game will need to get up early jana katsuyama reports from san francisco, where soccer fans and some bars are ready to cheer for team usa. standard deviant brewery in san francisco's mission district. they're serving up glasses of beer till midnight. but the world cup on saturday morning is what was on many people's minds with team usa said to challenge another one. i'm nervous because they're playing the netherlands. but i really hope that they can able to hold are able to hold them off. the brewery is planning a watch party opening at 6:30 a.m. if you buy a beer, you get free blueberry pancakes. so one of us works the griddle. just playing in pancakes. people poured beers , the owner mark devito, says there watch parties have drawn big crowds of soccer fans talking football and the politics around this year's world cup. great people are coming together. they're appreciating the sport. we're discussi

u. s cities with the most expensive rent and all those san francisco is near the top five. t expensive the number one spot, according to online realtors jumper new york city where the median rent is more than $3700. that's followed by jersey city, new jersey, boston, then san francisco in miami. jumper says , well, san francisco is still an expensive city to live in rent. prices have not climbed back up to the city's pre pandemic peak of $3700 back in 2019. many parents of college students are finding out about the hidden fees, and it catches them off guard fees for mandatory medical insurance and health service are common at colleges as a condition of being enrolled. the fees can be as high as several $1000 a year and have been steadily going up the past few years. consumer advocates say parents and college students should take a close look at these fees and be fully aware of their options that includes staying on their parents' insurance plan while enrolled. economists remain concerned about the possibility of a recession. but at least for now, experts say, california is l

u. s. can accommodate millions of migrants, but it cannot be up to border cities alone. his church and local n g o schools are operating beyond capacity. the problem is becoming a big burden. in many ways, it's very inhumane how people are being treated here, this bottleneck, or this far all europe. that's what i like to go, because this is a point of entry. so unless you can move people quickly, you end up with a disaster here. a crisis here. for in my clues of the n g o border network for human rights, the crisis is a symptom of a broken system. her organization lobbies elected officials to reform immigration policy on a whole. it's been almost gasoline. we hope that people are given jew processor with dignity with respect, take it with that. they can present their cases and it will be up to a judge to determine whether they stay or whether they don't stay. amid that political battle migrants here or in limbo at night, the temperatures in, at, by so dropped below 5 degrees celsius. this very most lived out of, you know, my there, that order now that the church hosts do

u. s. united u. s. epa and she came to my city to say and to talk about community a community visiting and what we're going to be the things that she wanted to work on. and she pulled to the side she's you know you work tomorrow i'll just she's right. she said you know the mission of the epa it's actual mission statement. is to protect human health and the environment that's what the organization is designed and supposed to do. and so after that that actually was my advantage to working for the epa later on down the line it ended up being the result ministry- for the southeast region and it came because we were trying to move to a place where you have community facing work for community problems on climate and the environment. a lot of the problem. going back to that lands. because of the let. people see the environmental working as colored then it doesn't allow for solutions that people can come to because it's not grounded in things like cultural compasses competency and actual realistic. outcomes if there's anything that being a mayor and being a real- i regional ministry- has taught me is that you had

u. s. every day. in the border city of el paso, texas, the mayor has declared a state of emergency d, w sumi, so us gander has more. ah, the sacred heart church in at bethel. it's one of the oldest perishes in town. now it's become a refuge. migrants have been gathering here every day to receive food and clothes and shelter in doors at night. and the air from venezuela may the dangerous journey to the u. s. with her 2 children, mother and sister, she is clear, she cannot return home and face violence and hunger. once again, you're bas amber, your i went hungry and i don't want my children to go hungry again. i don't want to tell them that there's nothing to eat as i tell them there's nothing to eat. they have vomited on me. i don't want to go to venezuela right now. with this situation . i don't want it. more than a 1000 migrants are arriving in el paso every day from countries like nicaragua and venezuela. shelters are already overflowing and resources running thin officials say, if the pandemic era policy title 42 wit

u. s. and the e. u city, a deeply concerned agencies that have a significant presence in the country of calling you the major blow participation of women, humidity, and action is the mental issue, not the bridge dependence of action if we need the needs or the military and a distribution village be installation item warm blanket food or anything, we need to make sure that participate in the assessment. that's the 1st step. and the 2nd we need to make sure that out there to deliver the directly to them. and this is not possible. the delivery of that age will not be the taliban has a several degrees after season control of the country following the withdrawal of the us forces last year. earlier this week, it bought female students from enrolling into universities. and response made students walked out of classrooms, and women walked onto the streets to protest after it took power. and i've gone on the talbot promised women fundamental whites, but a year own it systematically excluding them from public life. wh

u. s cities with the highest number of flight cancelations are chicago, denver, minneapolis. they're all hubs for several airlines. well, the wave of winter weather is hitting across the midwest and the northeast, and that means there will be flight schedule disruptions iced and runways are clear, and those delays will back up other flights, which will then affect flights all day. airport officials are encouraging travelers get to the airport early so you can get parking and get through those long ticket and screening lines. flight delays and cancelations are expected from now through saturday, when the worst of the weather is expected to have passed through. at least we hope time to swirl nine. let's get right to steve paulson and get the latest on our forecast of a lot of cloud cover and fog underneath that cloud cover. some of that fog is right down on the deck, and it's come back in from the valley. and so that's going to mean another day of upper forties for some a lot of cloud cover. i think there could be some light rain marin county north by this evening, maybe later.

u. s city ranked in the top 10 coming in fourth.a legal settlement for almost 10,000 cases, many of the plaintiff's claim that they were not aware that vaping could be more addictive than cigarettes. other lawsuits were from school districts that argued the e cigarettes were unreasonably dangerous because of their attractiveness to children. settlement amount is unknown, but jewel confirmed it had secured funding to cover the amount. some of the big financial topics around the holidays include who you need to tip and how much you should give a lot of people say, even though they are feeling the financial crunch from inflation. they still plan to take care of the people who take care of them and their families that includes nannies, gardeners, personal services, as well as hair stylists, barbers and manicurists. the etiquette expert says. you should look at your personal budget and figure out how many people you want to show your gratitude. who has major life easier this year who have gone out of their way to give you service above a

could use to advance on other cities. present. zalinski has accused moscow of turning the city into burnt ruins. the u. s. secretary of state is warning winter and ukraine will be tough. antony blinkin was giving an end of year address in washington d. c. he says it's crucial the u. s. maintained support for ukrainians. we know that his huff winner lies ahead for ukrainians. as president putin pursues his new strategy of trying to freeze ukrainian men, women, and children. the elderly to death were working with the g 7, another allies and partners to repair, to replace and defend ukraine's energy infrastructure. including bolstering as advanced air defense through pursuit and systems like patriot missile battery, the president, by the nest. yesterday, we are with ukraine for as long as it takes the head of a private russian military company, known as the wagner group, has dismissed a u. s. claim that it's received an armed shipment from north korea, john young to has denied sending any weapons. rosalind jordan has more from washington. the white house did confirm on thursday that tom north korea did sell

u. s. netherlands world cup match on saturday. here in kansas city, missouri where i am at the stage, is literally that that's because there's this stage right in front of a massive tv screen where they are going to be showing the game and in this plaza, right where i'm at now they expect hundreds who knows maybe even thousands of us a soccer fan to be here watching all of the action. now. kansas city calls itself the soccer capitol of america, of course, soccer being what most of the rest of the world knows of as football. you'll be hearing a lot more about kansas city in 4 years, and that's because it's one of the 11 host cities for the 2026 world cup. it's being held in the us, mexico and canada. i caught up with one of the kansas city world cup host officials, who just got back from a visit to doha. and this is what she had to tell me. so how is the cleanest city that i have ever been in my life? it is so fantastic, so. so rich and vibrant. i love that. but one of the things that i would love to bring back is the energy from the fans. the mexican

city. now the u. s. way criticism is mounting over the city of buffalo's response to this week's brutal winter storm. and the 60 people died across the us, about half of them in the white a buffalo region. several people died after being stuck in their cars or without electricity. city officials insist they were prepared, but that the weather was extraordinary. and won't have now reopened bad authorities are still looking for any one who remained stock after the place. it's a thing in the u. s. the number of indigenous americans who go to college remains know only about 19 percent of those between the ages of 18 and 24 years old. i enrolled in university as compared to 41 percent of the overall us population. out here as rob reynolds reports from albuquerque in new mexico on why they're missing out at the university of new mexico, native american high school seniors from all around the state are spending a day learning about college life. 17 year old j. john's family wants him to succeed. is it exciting f

city. the u . s. may still have been using the port as a hub to forward weapons to key at the latest protest took place near a railway, crowded with american tanks and armored vehicles ready to be delivered mac and o. okay. finally, this ours is december, but forget about christmas movies for a moment. because moscow has kicked off a festival of indian cinema with several other major russian cities set to show the films within the coming days as well or t correspondence. if you nunez attended the grand opening, where she got a chance to speak with some of the big screen stores, the festival is presented by the indian films company alongside the indian cultural and national center sita, with the support of the russian ministry of culture and the indian embassy in russia. the organizers have also prepared the special entertainment program that will include rash as most famous contemporary dance to do a thought as valet performing for the soundtrack from the movie. as part of the opening ceremony, the op

city. the u. s. and nato have been using the port of the hub to ford weapons to tear the latest protest took place near a railway. crowded with american tanks and armored vehicles ready to be delivered this weekend in rome, a conference call. the mediterranean dialogues is taking place global challenges, ways to resolve, and that is the focus with top a government officials on a collection of leaders from think tanks and regional organizations in attendance. the annual events established by the italian foreign ministry has the aim of rethinking traditional approaches to solving issues and seeks to draw what organizers call a positive agenda. this year, the conference heard from more than a 100 officials regarding the big issues affecting the world that we are some of the speakers about their country relations with moscow and their thoughts on that. you price camp for rational i think we have a very good nation on the top, a many a nation in terms of the con. i mean, it certainly corporation a you a t

city often leave. and thus cutting the main road that supplies weapons to ukraine through a pole in the u. s. congress has cleared the biggest defense budget to date, which includes support for ukraine and taiwan. and one of her last acts, a speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi signed the $885000000000.00 bill. it's about $45000000000.00 more than president joe biden recommended. it now goes to his desk for final approval. the budget includes a 4.6 percent pay increase from military personnel. it is a remarkable piece of legislation inspired by president landscape moving words to the house chamber. the congress remains committed to defending liberty and democracy here and around the world on the ground in ukraine. the city of buck mode continues to be the center of fighting with russia focusing its attacks there. the so far ukrainian forces have held their ground in a territory that russia could use to advance. on other cities, president lensky has accused moscow of turning the city into burnt ruins. charles stratford is monitoring the fighting from keith. buck is undeniably

city. the u. s . and nato had been using the port as a hub to forward weapons to key at these latest protests took place near a railway that is crowded with american tanks and armored vehicles ready to be delivered. you know, got got to be met with another news this weekend is, are in rome, is a conference called the mediterranean dialogues. global challenges and ways of resolving them is that focus with top government officials and a collection of leaders from think tanks and regional organizations and attendance . the annual event established by the italian foreign ministry as the aim of rethinking traditional approaches to solving issues and seeks to draft what organizers call a positive agenda. bidding me this year, the conference heard from more than a 100 officials regarding the big issues affecting the world. we spoke with hassan bill to lol, a prince of jordan, who expressed his hope that the conflict in ukraine will come to an end soon. we have only good wishes along to everyone with pleasure

sometimes the big cities shall rise out at u. s. t. the highlights. fresh new in the book and free week. not to not ah, i'm steven beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories, nurses and ambulance drivers in the u. k. strike for better pay and threatened to bring the health care system. there's way stands still. we'll look at how inflation has gutted wages across the country. retailers hope for big holiday sales and brace will returns. what happens to that unwanted gift when it back store blown welcome to the show. thousands of british ambulance drivers were expected to walk off the job wednesday, joining an estimated 10000 nurses who began striking the day before and adding to the unprecedented pressure on the british health care system. unions point out that record inflation has eaten into employ wages. for nurses that's made an already difficult job, even harder. emily laid shes one of thousands of nurses in london who was going on strike for the 1st time in her life. her demands school way beyond higher wages and height o

u. s. military involvement in the ottawa city. a strong reaction from may degree residence. i levy as i mentioned it to but she this investigation is very queued because we have ways for so long to know what happened. but no one said anything. even though it's light, we want to know you conducted the attack. we know and merrick is the war paula, but whoever is behind these should be investigated. because these will put everyone off making similar mistakes in the future when we don't want this investigation to be politically influenced. what a lot of children and families died and some have been made homeless. so or not. and are there, even if the air force got such intelligence from america, they should conduct a thorough check on the site before bombing it. it's after a massacre has happened. the 2 countries trade blame when people have died. those who are behind this should be brought to justice. i do not have a sense a ship. well, that's how twitter, seo, isla most distraught describe the culture of social media companies whose policies, according to him, are influenced b

50 washington will have the highest state minimum wage when it goes up to 15 74 an hour 41 cities across the u. shem in california, will also increase their minimum wage. the pay bump benefiting an estimated 8.4 million workers. there were no winners in last night's mega millions drawing. so now the very last mega millions jackpot of 2022 is $640 million. no one matched the winning number. so you now have until the next drawing, which is coming up on friday, and if you happen to win and decide you want all of your money at once. well, that cash prize is a little more than $328 million again that drawing coming up on friday. well that's it for the four here on ktvu, but you can catch more top stories in the bay area with us over on ktvu. plus the holiday bowl in sunny san diego is coming up next right here on ktvu, fox. two, it is oregon versus north carolina. and be sure to jo - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you a

a school in don, yet city was also damaged to as were various residential buildings and wild officials in the neighboring separate ology region. say key ebs forces use u. s. supplied high mos rockets to shell. a holiday camp in the city of melody. thoughtful. 2 people were killed and many wounded as the restaurant was destroyed, a large fire erupt. it at the forest location with emergency workers, a searching for survivors. well, the situation on the front lines in the don't as republic has been increasingly intense in recent days. a correspondent, roman culture of gave us exclusive access to some former ukranian army positions. now under russian control, a warning you may find this disturbing. we're here in a front. so line right next, the city hall for my, your so that was a liberated by the next army, just a couple of weeks ago. ukraine positions are not that far away. well, williams, her, right, we're now at the former positions of the ukrainian troops. they had a strong line of defense here. the area around the railroad was heavily fortified. somebody named new yorker. now we've taken this position, it will be more difficult for ukraine to supply it

they will make sure that they stay and they want to get to the final destination. 2 cities across the u. s. where they have family and friends. the government has asked the supreme court to allow for tile $42.00 to be dropped, but says it expects an increase in unlawful border crossings. as a result is anything being done to prepare for that scenario with, you know, the infrastructure being overwhelmed already as it is and being able with an increase in flux still to assist the migrants in an appropriate and dignified manner. well, i'll tell you what officials are saying the bite administration, the white house has said that they are preparing for the possibility that title 42 will be lifted. they're expecting that it will be lifted at some point, even though we don't know exactly when they're doing so, and sending millions in personnel and technology to this border area to help reinforce this region and the governor of texas greg abbott, his response was to send national guard members to the border area yesterday were they erected a barbed wire fence to try to stop people from trying to e

u. s embassy in washington. 3 explosions have brought the city of daniel over night. 6 grad missiles were fired at a residential area. according to local authorities. one of the buildings reportedly caught fire with windows blown out and an entire floor destroyed in another whiteness as say, some missile fragments hid a car, injuring a family and side. we heard from local residents about their life under constant shelling lane, cities, units of blood, the option, the ukrainian regime ignores all the rules and targets purely civilian areas. there are no military personnel, they're only local residence, small children leave here. i have no idea what they're doing and when it will end those 3 vanilla, there was massive shelling. 2 old women got so scared they fainted. we hope some one will help us, but i am not a day goes by and announced without casualties and destruction. and the reason for this is the key of regimes heavy shelling of residential areas. this shelling only grows more powerful day by day mother ukrainian shells.

u. s. or countries with the u. s. for trade deal. the u worries that will distort trade. the price of housing is shooting up in cities in developed nations across the world. the solutions build more and build cheaper well time for the revival of a technique that's been tried in the past, modular building. build a say it's faster and more affordable. could it be the foundation of a new wave of cheaper housing? or is it just another brick in the wall? a simple box made of steel and concrete. soon to be home to a student in berlin. it is one of $500.00 such boxes said to be part of a new building on a university campus. the builders are making swift progress because they aren't building brick by brick. but apartment by apartment, each module waste 30 tons. they are delivered here from bavaria straight from the producer, a real estate developer that specializes in modular construction. our thought own i'm, it's increasingly challenging to put up more housing. and our modular way of construction is obviously one way to build fast. this is a huge opportunity for us nationwide, modular building has really improved in recent

some one with a means to exterminate the cities, rodents. authorities are offering an annual salary of up to 170000 u. s. dollars for the right person to take up the job. seeking candidates with good communication skills and a bloodthirsty attitude. new york is on the hunt for a rat tsar to fight the cities, booming road and population. the rats don't run the city. we deal the ad for a director of road and mitigation list, say, swashbuckling attitude and a general aura of bad are sorry, as criteria for the role. previous multi $1000000.00 efforts to improve trash collection and coll rodents have been thwarted by the cities cunning ferry residents. everyone knows me. they know one thing i hate read. you know, when we started killing them in bar or near all summer to say in folks are criticizing us now called me a murderer because i was killing rats. well, you know what? we got to kill ret. rats have no place in this city. and we're gonna use every mess method as needed to do so, so they are not home and families in all quality of life. rach sightings in subways on straits and even in homes have soared ov

u. s will host most of the matches with cities in canada and mexico. also playing host right from football to football . what could be the wildest ending of the year in the nfl came between the patriots and the raiders. the score was tied and time had expired. the patriots could have just accepted over time. but then there was this bizarre cross field. lateral will see it here. it was intercepted by former patriot chandler jones and after the stiff apartment runs it all the way back and the raiders win on this play 30. 2 24 on sunday night football giants stopped a last minute drive by the commanders and beat washington 22 12 helping boost their playoff chances. it's the final stretch here, andrea we'll see what happens, coming up a special gift for anyone who likes fruit loops cereal also ahead the scare of a lifetime for this boy at universal orlando. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in

u. s. is imposed sanctions on a key ally of turkish president reggie type ad on washington accuses prominent businessman city i am and his network of companies of facilitating oil sales and money. leo, money laundering on behalf of iran's revolutionary god and tick tock is being sued by the attorney general of the us state of indiana. the complaint claims the chinese earned social media misleads young uses and fails to protect consumer information. closely follows the governor of south dakota, the decision to bind the app on state phones, devices or more on this cross to the states and to our financial correspondent, young quarter, who joined us in the new york stock exchange, which of his b, all the busy take talk is to be coming on the increasing pressure in the state stuff, i'd say no, definitely. i mean, there is a lot going on in the case, self tick, tock, for instance, there is the claim that the epis not that the episode, some inappropriate content, especially to children. there's also the question of cyber old data security. so for example, the chinese government is capable of getting some user infor

social social contract that we develop. driverless taxi's are already being tested in several cities in the u. s. the weather, and when this technology will become more widespread remains to be seen. it also remains to be seen whether more than just metropolitan areas will benefit from the development. the network of charging stations for e car is, is growing denser. but here to there is inequality. so far, many parts of europe have been left out. i think we have the potential to solve some of our most complex and pressing problems within equality to climate change enabled by technology across all kinds of sectors that are guarantee that we capture all those benefits. my concern is that we failed to capitalize on the opportunities we take the wrong decisions. we try prop up and protect uncompetitive dying industries that comes into leadership. ultimately, our ability to take the right decisions to deliver us a much better world, much more prosperous, much more resilient, much fairwell we have plenty of opportunities to make mobility in europe more sustainable and fairer starting now, many techno

u. s. impacting at places like mexico city, 16 degrees and we got that weather from bringing some bouts of rain for bahamas. western cuba rate in to belize up against that border with honduras and for the top band of south america, some cool air has been rushing in off the pacific for columbia minimal. and this weather report around said that southeast of brazil round sao paulo, some big downpours in the forecasts on monday. ah. all in kind of do the cost getting more bang for your buck? the dollars been on the up in 2022. what's next with the greenback? why gold hasn't been doing so well this year? i'm christian currency waltz. we're going to look at what's next by the industry as it struggles to regain trust. counting the cost on algebra and talk to al jazeera. we also do believe that a woman of august that was somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen, we have a huge price for the rural. i've been a terrorist that's going on. and so my, we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. as 2022 jewels to a place. we reflect on the

u. s. lead washington, sidelines. 20 strikes hit the city of done yet overnight, leaving at least 6 people dead and 19 wounded with no oversight of washington's billions in military aid to ukraine. as democrats say, it's not the right time to begin an order blocking the resolution to investigate the amend lowes of cal.

how many ukrainian cities are devastated. as long as the u. s. gets what it wants, and that is essentially a heavily militarize, the nato wise, the ukraine, and a russia that is surrounded and militarily weakened and eventually leading to regime change in moscow. that's what america wants and, and it thinks that by, by finding a proxy war in the ukraine, that's what it will get. other allies will pay a price as well. i mean, germany is seeing it, industry gutted. europe is, is reeling economically and politically. so they will pay an enormous price to, but the only thing that the washington cares about is america's own fortune. getting to grips with a resurgent china. as i've read the host of authors go on the ground spas will form a u. s. navy, captain james, for now on whether washington's on invest in the intervention is all behind beings increasing projections of power. the full interview is on our team throughout the day. is a sneaky peak. didn't think china. i've also been encouraged by recent that was that the united states has been invol

u. s. and the brits, of course. ria, nova city alexander, debbie shavanne, i have the floor ethridge. good day sir. j victor rich. we have a de following, questioned in your view, why does the always see misc group on dinner? go in the car box settlement? yes. like motion leveling air your horse? why does it not do any thing and are there any prospects for the resumption of its work? the answer is pretty simple. the always c mince group was established back in the day in order to ceramic will bring together those countries who have an influence in the region who can send messages to both johan and bach, who brought in this little bit and that agreed to work under the chairmanship of russia and the united states at some point in time, as it is always a custom of france, wanted to be part of it. and we agreed that france would also be one of the co chairs of the always siemens group. since then, and germ several decades have passed co chairs for doing a useful work. they match with the leaders of romania and dessert by john, separately. and together, they had joint events. one of the la