u. s. economy gets forwarded to 34, and then we can see every economy that's allied to the u. s. following the same way, just like what happens in germany. 1929, but in order to buy a life of bread genie didn't tie wheelbarrow. so i think we're moving toward this multi poder wilder, which will start with the u. s. dollar becoming more less the font is a global reserve currency. people trading and other currencies, like the chinese women beat even the russian, brutal which are where we're seeing or forecasting both of these economies to be positive g d p growth this year. so people will start moving away and i think we'll start seeing a war that isn't dictated so much. so whatever uncle sam decides to do when he wakes up for breakfast in the morning with his us dollar, it's a very exciting time. a bit of a scary time in one way, but definitely exciting. now, finally, it doesn't just make our cars go, we'd be dearly missing many products, if it wasn't for the petrochemical industry, turning oil into the things we use every day. and with that in mind, the 14th annual iran petrochemi

u. s. economy gets food into 3 full lights, the u. s. for the same way, just like what happened in germany. 1929. we didn't tie. we'll barrow past. so i think we're moving toward this multi u. s. dollar becoming more or less the font is a global reserve currency from and beat even the russian, brutal which are where we're seeing. i wanted me to be policy d t v right this year. so people will start moving away and i think we'll start seeing a wall that isn't dictated so much. so whatever uncle sam decides to do when he wakes up breakfast in the morning with his us, stella, it's a very exciting time. a bit of a scary time in one by a definitely excited. no, it doesn't just make our cars go, we'd be dearly missing many products. if it wasn't for the petrochemical industry, turning oil into the things we use every day. the 14th international industry that opened its doors monday into iran, welcoming, among others delegations from russia, china, and india, and ortiz, you set jelly, was there to the a one in national federal chemical company,

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u. s. economy gets forwarded to 34, and then we can see every economy that i like the u. s. for the same way, just like what happens in germany. 1929, but in order to buy it, like the bread you need didn't tie we'll barrel. so i think we're moving toward this multi poder, well order, which we'll start with the u. s. dollar becoming more or less the font is a global reserve currency. people trading and other currencies, like the chinese women beat even the russian people which are where we're seeing forecasting both of these economies to be positive growth this year. so people will start moving away and i think we'll start seeing a wall that isn't dictated so much. so whatever uncle sam decides to do when he wakes up breakfast in the morning with his us dollar, it's a very exciting time. a bit of a scary time, and one by the definitely excited mentions around the world are celebrating victory day holiday this month, commemorating the end of world war 2 in europe and africa, republic of congo, among those hold in festivities including soviet songs. oh i the country is capital,

u. s. economy because at the bottom, this guy, imagine what's happening to the business is that these bonds were supposed to those businesses company doing very well. otherwise, why the bonds collapsing? what do you think that the americans should be worried about another crush this reminiscence of the 2008 crisis? yeah, well i think if you read any, any sort of full cost is happening now it's, it's completely different. what's coming out of the white house, most economists are predicting that that will be a serious recession in the united states, but it has to, the white house is just ignoring that. and just sort of like putting, putting that headphones in there. it was with the nice, the nice music, whatever they didn't say, and just nodding and smiling and hyping to the problem to go away. but i think we all looking at a point of that very, very serious recession. some economists even predicts he's going to be fall big of in greater than 2000 and night. oh, so suddenly quite, quite the full cost

u. s economy and milsbs hans morning, with neither side willing to blink. i didn't find progress. um in this meeting, house speaker kevin mccarthy throwing cold hho and presidenteach a deal on the debt limit. at a white house meeting tuesday, the treasury department says a catastrophic default could be about three weeks away. everyone in the media understood the risk of default. our economy would fall into a significant recession. it would devastate retirement accounts. increased borrowing cost. republicans in the house are using the debt ceiling as a leverage point. they say they will only raise it if biden agrees to deep spending cuts. biden has said. that's a nonstarter. and he wants a clean bill. that only raises the limit like we've seen in the past, including three times under president trump. speaker mccarthy offered a very different way forward. he's proposed deep cuts, and i believe you're gonna hurt american families. the stakes couldn't be higher social security payments will halt troops will go unpaid. the stock market will plunge interest rates will spike and by one p

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u. s. economy is not doing very well. and so, and again, i'll go back to that point about the i am at 50 i m f a saying that right there's, there's trouble of the, there's real trouble, a foot, and a few things you can locate and try and call the markets at the same time as going on primetime americans, canadians heading america, that the whole country is an absolute mess. it's. it's a really funny message to send it to the wells while washington is dealing with all dots versus economic development. as the has emphasized that versus success in controlling inflation and the national debts, while reminding western nations they failed to achieve the same results. we are in the completely different situation. we have a much lower level of national debt sounds a significantly lower level of inflation, of developed countries. our nation in march has one of the lowest levels at just 3.5 percent. and then april 2 point 6 percent. it's a russian search back into the world's top 10 economists for the 1st time since 2014, according

u. s. economy face. well, it could be devastating nicky. again, it's never happened before is because as yet and says it's, it always gets done. but it's that did happen, the us wouldn't be able to service. it's that, that the point that a country comp service is that it goes into economic, fruitful. and the biggest problem with the us economy doing this is that the world's global reserve currency. up until this point, really until very recently that was saying that the rise of the ribbon be but it is predominately in the waters of cards and you can see economic free. so not just for us, but for the allies that are associated with that country. and how realistic is the prospect of the us defaulting on his death, and would that potentially drag the entire global economy down with the dollar? yeah, it's a really great question. the key i think there is, there is a prospect. and we've been seeing the m f talking about this, the chief of the item that came out this week and said that she's very concerned about multi polarity. she didn't use tho

u. s. economy is not doing very well. and so, and again, i'll go back to that point about the i am at 50, i am saying that right there's, there's trouble of that. there's real trouble, a foot, and a few things you can locate and try and call in the markets with the same time as going on. primetime americans, canadians heading america, that the whole country is an absolute mess. it's. it's a really funny message to send to the well, it is an acute, confusing one as well. thank you for coming in, chris. that's all to contribute to chris and thank you. encore has rejected the us off. it's a 100 to a key is russian made, s $400.00 at defense system to ukraine. that's the revelation from the turkish foreign minister. there were several proposals from the united states on the s 400 . we were told, give us control. this is a proposal affecting our independence, where is our independent sign? we were even offered to send them to ukraine. we said it was impossible. sutton 2017 encore and moscow still to $2500000000.00 contract to

u. s. economy because it now would go into recession because of any sort of debt default a by extension. that's good news for the global economy. because the united states, of course, is the largest global economy. and it's people to say them teen times before. when america catches a cold, the rest of the world gets the flu. oh wow, thank you very much. from washington allen, fisher reporting and other developments in the us. it does look as though the form of vice president light pants is going to enter the 2024 presidential race. both the jazz pennsville launch his campaign in the state of iowa next week. pounds is a long time advocate of conservative social and economic issues. he'll join the republican race at a time when the former president, donald trump pines, the majority and most national pulse with the florida governor on desantis in 2nd place. the risk of serious the for us, the suspending military exercises with costs of, of accusing them of escalating tensions with the subs in that cou

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u. s economy right now compared to other major economies around the world?well let's just take the debt for a second. so if we fund our debt ceiling at about at about 31 trillion, if we get to that, that limit it will be about 136% of what our annual consumption is here in the united states. to give you a benchmark japan is funding their debt. 150% and other countries are much greater . you have to control debt. don't don't get me wrong and you need that all sort of funding economy, but at some point you have to front end the process. julie, where we have a budget just like you do at home. and you have you know what your income is going to be to meet that? if you over budget and get less revenues, you default on your credit card on your mortgage. nobody runs your business like that. but this is the political process here in united states, we have the capability. we got full capability to get it done. get it done earlier than later, though, right? yeah george and shellie, we always appreciate your time. thanks for being with us tonight. the federal reserve's

u. s economy would suffer if the debt ceiling isn't raised by june.re literally not physically holding the economy hostage unless we give in to the threats and demands is or what they think we should be doing. we presented a reasonable cutting of government. they are not budging on it. neither are we. we'll see what happens. congressional leaders and the president have agreed to meet again at the white house on friday time now. 5 46 consumer prices went up in april again, but inflation did ease a bit. the latest consumer price index showed prices dropped compared to last month, but prices went up 4.9% compared to last year. the prices for groceries actually went down. meat prices, dairy prices, eggs , fruit and vegetables all costs less than earlier in the year. among the prices that did go up last month. car insurance rates and housing prices. we're only going to get to 2% with the help of a recession, a deep dropped by spending that prompts, you know, price discounting and a dramatic slowing of wage growth. it's going to be painful to get there. thi

u. s. apple said its deal with broadcom is part of its commitment to invest $430 billion in the u. s economywith that opening bell rang this morning. that's after projecting slower sales as people are cutting back on home improvement projects. however low ceo points out lows is in better shape than many other retailers because its sales come from two thirds of its sales that is coming from non discretionary purchases like replacing old nonworking appliances. as we take a live look at the big board all across the board. they are now down the dow jones just down a little bit . the s and p 500 down about a quarter of a percent. the nasdaq down slightly. investors monitoring the debt ceiling talks, and that's definitely playing a role on wall street. a new report says. the controversy over having a transgender influencer promote bad light may hit the company's profit substantially this year. an instagram video of trans activist dylan mulvaney. drinking bud light had some people calling for a boycott of the beer as a result of declining sales since then, jpmorgan analysts say they expect anheuser

u. s as rating watch negative in washington, carolina, lively fox news. concerns about a potential federal debt default and the strong u. s economy helped push mortgage rates to a two month high, according to freddie mac. the average rate on the benchmark 30 year fixed mortgage rose to 6.57% that is the highest level since mid march and the largest weekly increase since late february too close for comfort, renewed concerns over aviation safety as new details emerge about a close call on a runway at sfo also ahead tonight go big and bold governor newsom. in the bay area today, talking about what it'll take to reach ambitious, renewable energy goals, plus the home away from home for our police officers. we're taking a look at the makeshift living quarters of some first responders on the peninsula who are unable to afford to live in the neighborhoods they serve. already checking outside. it's foggy throughout. much of the bay area was cooler. if you can believe it again today, what's that mean for the holiday we end fo life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope fre

u. s economy.espite the surprisingly strong snapshot of the jobs market, many economists are skeptical and say they expect an economic downturn to begin sometime this year. we just had a really weak first quarter and it ended on a down note, so we're going to probably have a weaker second quarter. the failure of three banks since march has nearly half of americans anxious about the financial system and the safety of their money, according to a new gallup poll. more regional banks are showing signs of trouble as customers pull out their deposits and stock prices stumble. question liquidity is a critical one. not only are there concerns about lending and the financial services sector but also what's happening with the fed, the chair of the federal reserve says he's optimistic the us could avoid a recession. but with the new jobs number, it's likely the fed will keep raising interest rates to combat inflation. as far as the debt limit. stand up goes. the president is set to meet with top congressional

u. s. economyarly if the republican evaluation is a cynical one, saying, if we tank the economy, we will expect people to blame the president. it's reckless, it's irresponsible, it will hurt rural communities, it will hurt urban communities, it will hurt seniors, it will hurt kids, and rolling in head start. all of these things could grind to a halt, and it could also include essential infrastructure issues, like air traffic controllers. the stakes of a deficit, the sticks of a default, cannot be understated. the chaos that would ensue, and the impact on peoples every day lives, would likely be immediate. it is one of the reasons why we need to take default off the table, and have republicans agreed to raise the debt limit, because, frankly, this is a very serious situation that nobody wants. this is not a partisan issue, at all. >> i hear what you're saying about the damage that can be done from a default. again, the white house, they are at the table now. they are discussing a deal that would rai

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u. s economy would suffer if the debt ceiling is not raised by june one. they're literally not physically holding the economy hostage. unless we give in to the threats and demands is or what they think we should be doing. we presented a reasonable cutting of government. they are not budging on it. neither are we. we'll see what happens. congressional leaders and the president have agreed to meet once again at the white house on friday. oakland mayor centaur has announced her choice for city administrator after a nationwide search. justin johnson has worked in municipal and county governments for nearly two decades. most recently is the deputy chief operating officer in atlanta. he also served in athens. clarke county, georgia and tucson, arizona, johnson said. quote being the oakland city of ministrations is a dream job. the mayor's office will ask the city council to schedule a confirmation vote next week. and if approved, johnson will start on june. 5th martinez mercury contamination at the amtrak station set off the hazmat cleanup that is expected to ta

u. s economy. alright now it's time for a check of your forecasts. the looks like the fog is lifting over here at the oakland estuary at least a little bit. you can see some sun shining. but how does the rest of the bay area look here is rosemary oroczo with more on that? yeah andreas slow clearing day across many portions of the bay, including this view here as we like to take a look towards, uh, san francisco along the coastline to expect us to be partly sunny to mostly cloudy the entire day and temperatures have already fallen off compared to yesterday. storm tracker to here we do have that to west and south. must flow going on, and that's not going to change over the next few days . in fact, the trough that is settling in is expected to deepen and continue to bring us the cooler weather. visibility in and around the bay area looks good at this time. 2.5 miles reported at half moon bay, but yes, a lot of that cloud cover in the fog has lifted quite a bit. we do have fairfield still reporting a pretty strong onshore breeze at 26 mph breezy one conq

u. s economy despite the surprisingly strong snapshot of the jobs market, many economists are skeptical economic downturn to begin sometime this year. we just had a really weak first quarter and it ended on a down note, so we're going to probably have a weaker second quarter. the failure of three banks since march has nearly half of americans anxious about the finance system and the safety of their money, according to a new gallup poll. more regional banks are showing signs of trouble as customers pull out their deposits and stock prices stumble. question about liquidity is a critical one. not only are there concerns about lending and the financial services sector but also what's happening with the fed, the chair of the federal reserve says he's optimistic the us could avoid a recession. but with the new jobs number, it's likely the fed will keep raising interest rates to combat inflation. as far as the debt limit. stand up goes, the president is set to meet with top congressional leaders next week. as the treasury warns the u. s could run out of cash to pay its bills as soon as student

we've got to find a way that we can curve our spending, raise our debt limit, and also grow our economy. the u. s. has never defaulted on its debt. failure to find an agreement could cause long term damage to the global economy. not just that of the us. republicans and democrats are battling the clock, seeing who will flinch 1st as both sides seek to further their agendas over where the government should spend its money. it is the showcase of some of the world's best cinema. now this $76.00 come film festival is now officially underway. the question on everyone's mind who will walk away with the top prize, the prestigious palm dog on tuesday? all eyes were on the styles, arriving for the opening ceremony, specifically one, those come back as well as if you why? because i can. some things are entirely predictable. it's always a red carpet spectacular. but the jury president hopes deliberations for the top prize will be in a 2nd, but don't trying to find a way of, of formulating yourself and to avoid concerns just definitely. it's so boring to be in the, in a, in a, you're a when it's consensus. th

we've got to find a way that we can curve our spending, raise our debt limit, and also grow our economy. the u. s. has never defaulted on its debt. failure to find in agreement could cause long term damage to the global economy. not just that of the us. republicans and democrats are battling the clock, seeing who will flinch 1st as both sides seek to further their agendas over where the government should spend its money. they have the v of official intelligence company that creates a check g p t says he's industry needs to be regulated. some elements fund is called open. i mean, really have you told us will make is in washington, that artificial intelligence office, many opportunities, committee boss, he said he shares the public's consent about how it could change lots. billy said i, i poses a serious risks. is that need to be managed and suggest to the us or global agency, or the setup to regulate? i tech folks, necessarily. here, they definitely step in simon's was at the senate hearing and told us about what kind of regulation the in the industry might see. and that's the problem that nobody

u. s economy would suffer if the debt ceiling is not raised by june. they're literally not physically holding the economy hostage. unless we give in to the threats and demands is or what they think we should be doing. we presented a reasonable cutting of government. they are not budging on it. neither are we will see what happens. well congressional leaders and president biden have agreed to meet again tomorrow at the white house. air new zealand once travelers on nature's longest flight to feel more comfortable now, beginning in september, the airline wants to roll out what it calls its sky nest bunk beds . look at this, you'll be six sleeping pods for economy class passengers, travelers will pay between 254 $100 for four hours session in the sleep pod. the sky nurse will be available on flight to connect auckland, new zealand and chicago. it's a 15 hour flight. or any trips between auckland and new york. that's a 16 hour flight. the big back at the opening bell. we brought you this live at 6 30. now wall street is slipping disney dragging down the mar

u. s. and china or steve, the test situation between the u. s. and china will definitely under my free trade economy, recovery of the asia as of origin, that many people are hoping to see this kind of political instability, a fact consumer and business confidence and at even reduce its consumption. any form of protectionism will lead to a long term tre, disruption. if it continues. countries will have to put supply chance threatening, and all the comic activities before that. and as they will call the emission goals and effect global action against climate change that would just talked about. so it's on han and my per thank you. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. former audi boss, rupert stadler says he is ready to plead guilty in the trial over his involvement in the diesel emission scandal already. and his parent company, volkswagen admitted in 2015, having falsified emissions values in the companies, diesel cars. unemployment in the euro zone had a record low of 6 and a half percent in march. that's the lowest level since euro's that began compiling jobles

u. s. defaults, it makes it much harder to raise money. people won't lend the money if they do, their interest rates will go up. but remember, the u. s. is the biggest economy in the world. so if it starts to struggle than other economies will struggle to. but on a more basic level, if the interest rates are high, if the government is paying more to borrow money then so the ordinary people in the streets, so mortgages become more expensive. car loans become more expensive credit cards, trying to pay down the bill becomes much more expensive as why janet yon has spoken out here. she knows that this is largely at the moment a political rather than the financial problem, which is essentially said within the next 30 days, there's got to be a deal. or this is going to be a huge financial problem or a much bigger political one for the u. s. as well. okay, thank you for that alan fish and there for us in washington dc. yes, president j. barden says, 1st republic deposit as will be protected in his 1st comments after the troubled bank was acquired by j. p. morgan chase regulators had taken control of the bank. a 3rd major institution in the u. s. to fail in just 2

u. s. u k, a traditional role but also obviously the emerging economies like china and others. ok. thank you so much for analysis. very clear, independent, east africa. i was to, well, thank, thank you. crying on the united states is claiming that more than $20000.00 russian troops have been killed in ukraine since december. us intelligence sources say an additional $80000.00 were injured in the same period according to a d. classified to report off the data from the wagner military group, which has been attempting to take control of back move. gremlins has rejected the u . s. claim saying washington isn't capable of gaining accurate data about russian casualty numbers. la correspondent nick conley in chief, gave his assessment of those casualty figures released by the us. while these are always numbers that are to really be looked at with a lot of caution. these are historic containers. american estimates being relatively conservative, but up to the they're not on the ground, nor able to really fact check all of this. and in a war situation, neither side are publishing official nu

so let us get as much money as possible is called into the killings jew for world economies have made the 19th u. s. has given $75000000000.00 in military aid to ukraine. is that a lot of uh, an economy the size of america's. what i think we, let's look at another stop from america. so the us census in 2019 said the, about 13000000 americans live under the poverty line. so it's $77000000.00 that could really go to help those people out a lot more rather than just be sending this money to buy that they basically buy weapons that it designed to kill people not to save lives. i think most americans are waking up in spending the coffee now and going, you know, hang on. there's all these things that are wrong with, with the town i live in with my life, with all these things where i could really do with the government actually stepping in and helping me out as opposed to just telling us that we need to write so full money and send it to send it to fight the conflicts far away from us in a country. probably most of us haven't even heard off into the, you know, just on the 2 years ago, you know, there's ob

so let us get as much money as possible is called into the killings jew for world economies have made the 19th u. s. has given $75000000000.00 in military aid to ukraine. is that a lot of uh, an economy the size of america's. what i think we, let's look at another stop from america. so the us census in 2019 said the, about 13000000 americans live under the poverty line. so it's $77000000.00 that could really go to help those people out a lot more rather than just be sending this money to buy. but they basically buy weapons that it designed to kill people not to save lives. i think most americans are waking up in spending the coffee now and going, you know, hang on. there's all these things that are wrong with, with the town i live in with my life, with all these things where i could really do with the government actually stepping in and helping me out as opposed to just telling us that we need to write so full money and send it to send it to fight the conflicts far away from us in a country. probably most of us haven't even heard off into the, you know, just on the 2 years ago, you know, this obvio

economy christ analysts say badging would, in fact be gripped by a crisis of it. so in the event of such developments, financial studies like sped wong when told us that the u. s. should focus on fixing it, certainly economy instead of trying to blame others to its being appropriate for that, the laptop, the us national, intelligent agents to talk about adaptive, economic issues. she doesn't understand economics and the fine is everyone knows that a possible us default is necessary, the full it's don't have to be scope roberts over the past to 70 years. we know that there have been at least a 100, if possible for us. so history, no country can for the us to watch except to us the so i think you asked you new fact on it's beef, go into financial policies, control nice, adapts and avoid effecting other countries, extent or framing others. almost all, particularly in the us off. it's calculating n p trying that empty last year if he's still in the past. and we always saw that to separate august the bring can and the treasury equity to you hadn't would ration . but now we find that the have also become the english. they are not committed to a sole being the don't as

investment community says no, the us economy get food into 3 full and then we can see every economy that's allied to the u. s. for the same way, just like what happened in germany, 1929, but in order to buy it, like the bread you needed, and i will pass here the u. s. chris has raised its borrowing limit multiple times. most recently in, in january. it all sounds pretty mundane and you know ok, we'll just raise it again. but what is the sense to the ceiling? is it symbolic? or in your words, how dire could that be if the keep doing it? let us the key to get in and i think we're saying this madness, it seems that every other week at the the white house is going to call rest and asking for more and more money, asking them to borrow more and eventually the financial community around the world is looking at this and thinking, well, what's the value of this money? if you keep on borrowing a borrow and borrow, it just seems like you've got a money printing press that keeps going on and on and off. and if you look in on her and sees like the chinese from a b which is very tightly controlled, the chinese don't go to

u. s. b. a traditional role. but also obviously the emerging economies like china and others. ok. thank you so much for that analysis. very clear, independent, east africa, i was to. well, thank, thank you is look at the most orders of making news around the world militants in garza fired rockets at the israel. following the death of a leading palestinian figure in the is limit is limited jihad group. how to add non di did israel custody after being on hunger strike since february european union? i'm united states. consider islamic, you had a terrorist group here in berlin, delegates for 40 countries or attending the annual petersburg climate dialogue event brings that lead us together to prepare for the new world climate conference in november, german foreign minister on the line of battle, told them that countries should set targets to replace oil and gas with renewable energy. united states claims will 20000 russian troops have been killed in ukraine since december. us intelligence sources, an additional $80000.00, were injured in the same period. according to a d classified re

recession because they're so dependent on the properly well functioning of the, of the a global economy where the u. s. has the largest participants. so it shouldn't surprise anyone, but both the americans and the chinese would like a relationship that is more stable than the politics are presently driving. your discuss arriving the situation in which 2 adversaries arrivals are joined at the hip and are mutually dependent on each other's. you know, survival, not just survival, but actually needing to thrive. but it raises another answering question. you know, i'm sure you read every word president biden says, just like i do. and when he was in hiroshima, he talked about a company micron, a chip maker that has r and d facilities, production facilities in hiroshima, japan. so wake up and guess what? china has now declared mike ron, as, as not having met its security test and it is now banning micron from all of its infrastructure. what are the implications there? is this just to play around, walk away and what we've been doing to basically target walk away and this is their response, or do you suspect t

economy. as the american banking system provides no guarantees for access to reserves hold the u. s. economist questioned off believes that the rapid growth of the indian economy provides an opportunity for the repeat to become a new reserve currency. all right, this is really happening now. the sort of status which you have del ahead, 20 years of or 10 years ago. that is not good. now you see as guarantee ya has been prominent, great britain, bonag and communist indian will be my own currency. is also getting importance be are the 5th largest economy. we are growing by 2027. we expected to be the 3rd because to call me and i'm going to want to go to the doctor and she is eager and see which globally central banks are use for their products. is of all those and see which would be use what i need. national reasons, i should die of national treatment. so definitely there is, there are chances that and then go and see what become a guarantee. now there are many countries which are dealing with india and z and b . so n a b is gaining prominence in the past one year again, prominence and

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