u. s. economy is on the upswing with accelerated gross and low unemployment figures. and all the numbers of illegal crossings have been dropping since march 2024. with lyman's says that he's worried about his country. regularly, the physiotherapist and trump signed takes time off to shoot. you records for buddha hawk, his brothers websites, the use video reports which often crosses over to the other side of the rio grande, a, to mexico, the today, he's meeting a frame gonzalez, a mexican generalist for less than yours. when us a wire frame, you're saying the water is very low in the rio, so it makes it very easy to cross. the 2 men work together regularly, that report stuff and run on fox news of this idea the river. but this is the real, the so as you can see behind me, there's still quite a bit of clothing this part of the rio field. his manners is over the top of the camera. over the top. my head is going to be eagle pass is very close, very easy to access in december 2023, a frame. shut a very interesting scene. it showed us food, a patrol, a federal agency, helpi

u. s. economy right now, judging by the dire straight of things outlined in this new you competitiveness report that represents about a year's worth of work by former european central bank president and the time prime minister mario drawing me at the request of queen ursula fonder lines. uh, royal european commission, he points out that they're basically a bunch of idiots for buying most of their weapons abroad. so they can't even really do the whole military industrial complex spending thing, right. with nearly 2 thirds of weapons that they purchase coming from the us, big mystery. why washington wants to keep the party going in ukraine when they're making bags off of drumming up the need to ramp up the weapons purchases for europe under the guys, the europe, former top economic lifeline, an energy supplier. russia was suddenly a big threat to them. the whole report is design that you cannot become more productive, will be forced to choose. we will not be able to, but call them at once lead in new

u. s. economy that masses. it's russia it wrong in china, or at least that's according to the head of the major u. s. financial company, jp morgan, that he was trying to deflect attention away from the federal was its 1st interest rate cuts in for his as he told them, merican not to focus on domestic economic issues. but role the what he described as a foreign access of april. all these correspondent marina, closer as a delves into this now for us, the recession, recession recession, that's what everyone keeps talking about in the us. so sphere is grove that a downturn is on the way. it's also the top issue full voters. so naturally when people like the ceo, which i p, morgan makes a statement about the house of the us economy. people. as soon as you see the bill economic scenario, what of the things that are happening in the, in the world of the consumer knew that the most important from a financial markets perspective from a doable finance perspective. the most important thing the towards all of the things tha

u. s. economy has certainly outpaced that, any other economy in the world. and so clearly what we're seeing is under the bi inherited ministration, there had been a number of jobs that has, that have returned to the united states, particularly with more court corporations and companies. now building semiconductors in the united states, as well as a very real effort to try to keep prices low, which is why we are saying the, the harris campaign attempting to go after companies we have price gouging. because while we certainly look at this issue of inflation, we know that corporations that certainly try to benefit from that as well. in fact, one major grocery train has even grocery chain is even admitted to actually hiking prices. as a result of the rise and inflation. as we had towards the election, which is now less than 2 months away, the, it seems some important bits of information and decisions coming to head. one of the bits of information is the jobs report which has come out recently. but that shows the data that a 142000 jobs were added in august. that

u. s. economy on this scale at this moment, it is nearing a balance. so fragile the inflation rate is only a half point above what does that considers to be a healthy 2 percent and it is trending down words. the unemployment rate is at 4.2 percent. that's still good, but the trajectory is trending upwards, and that is bad. so the federal reserve board wants to settle on an interest rate that prevents further job losses, but still keeps the lid on inflation. that is likely to be announced to be a decrease of point 25 percent in the interest rate, and that is what we will be watching for as the federal reserve needs to make this critical decision. heidi to castro alger 0 washington. well that's it for now, but that will be bit one use later on in about 25 minutes time with my colleague. nice thought because there's ways the website as well. i'll just share until console tonight, just on p exploding page at a time in at 11 and the stream is the program up next in the how do you plan a future in a country where installation stands at 200 percent of the tri

u. s. economy, a better chance for a soft landing. the us, the us economy could be a stabilizing force for the global economy, german companies and other international. it's also hope that low interest rates help us customers more easily pay for imported goods, like cars and machinery, strengthening one of the biggest markets. and before we go, a well in new zealand has had a lucky escape. thanks to conservationists. the juvenile pick me blue whale had waged itself under a private wolf. the only way out would have been to dismantle the wooden structure . so a barge and excavator were brought in on the the way i was able to swim away the conservation to pump and says it's people will be putting the wolf back together again. up next life of to prison for a russian activist jail for posting antique was tickets that's in focus on your after a short break. i made puzzle and i'll be back with milwaukee who's next hour and see you then the freedom, the russian artist sessions, cochin in cuz i was in jail for 2 years because he is criticized t

u. s. economy is in pretty good shape, thanks to buy in inflation reduction act experience or other and but inflation is a big problem. people in america, feel it to the complaint about groceries going through the roof. and harris hasn't really come up with big answers that have satisfied a lot of people. trump. for years under trump, people have missed allergic, positive feelings about the stock market booming about things going well. so trump is definitely stronger on the economy. and kimberly harris has a lot of work to do in the next 8 weeks to try to show that she has a bonafide good plan that will help the average american and stormy, in fact, going into the as it is going into the debate, polls showed that a far larger share of voters scribes economic competence to trump, them, to harris. now she did make some broad proposals about an opportunity economy and measures to help families who are struggling with high prices. do you think that those will convince that set of voters that in fact, s

u. s. economy on this scale at this moment, it is nearing a balance. so fragile the inflation rate is only a half point above what does that considers to be a healthy 2 percent and it is trending downwards. the unemployment rate is at 4.2 percent. that's still good, but the trajectory is trending upwards and that is bad. so the federal reserve board wants to settle on an interest rate that prevents further job losses, but still keeps the lid on inflation. that is likely to be announced to be a decrease of point 25 percent in the interest rate. and that is what we will be watching for as the federal reserve needs to make this critical decision. heidi to castro alger 0 washington. and that is in use for now on al jazeera, more as always, on our website at ologist era dot com coming up next. it's the weather that inside story looks at the capabilities. so come us up to almost a year of war with his route to stay with us. thanks. want the hello, the weather is set fire once again, we're still struggling to lose the hates across the radium peninsula. a few

economy. the the, the u. s. federal reserve is expected to announce and interest rate caught later on wednesday. it would be the 1st reduction in full years hydro costs are explains what it could mean for the us economy. what is the federal interest rate and how does it fit into the us economy? let's break it down. the federal reserve board meets here 8 times a year to decide the price of borrowing for american banks. when that price is high, thinks borrow from each other less. there are fewer loans going out to consumers and businesses and the economy cools when the front of rate is low, more people in businesses take out loans for everything from mortgages to car loans, to using their credit cards as economy. now it's the federal reserve job to find the right balance a to fully economy leads to layoffs and recession too hot, and you have storing inflation. where is the u. s. economy on this scale at this moment, it is nearing a balance. so fragile the inflation rate is only a half point above what does that con

u. s. u. k. and e. you targeting its economy and maintain its military operations in ukraine. china and india have provided must go with a financial lifeline by increasing their imports of russian oil. and iran and north korea are reportedly supplying weapons and military hardware dope both nations, the ninety's accusations. but beyond the arms and energy. analysts say the russian president has a vision of multi polar world, and it's taking shape at the heart of this is the break script and economic block of emerging economies. this expanding its influence originally including 5 countries for sale, russia, india, china, in south africa. it has now expanded to clued 5 more, including iran in saudi arabia. this shift can be seen at the united nations, where russia's allies often abstain from votes critical of moscow. while breaks nations, the night devising plans for a military alliance, some experts warn this possibility can not be ruled out to us. and for us, both fear that if brakes does become this bigger and more unified, economic and trade block, then that's on the one step away from the becoming a min

economies. i mean, the u. s. for example, it has a really tough situation. the fiscal is out of control, they're trying to balance that with the monetary side, which is a bad way of doing it and it's causing stresses, not just for them, it's mostly expressed as to the rest of the what the u. k. economy, the death situation, the european economies, enough of the place, all of which because off a ridiculous policies that they will a following, which at that time we want them about. it's not that at that time we want telling them i was at that time the chair of the framework, working group of the g 20. and i should meet that up people and i want them exactly what would happen with the policies and executive that have a person like who was so passionate dental as this amazing clarity has. i'm using the word boss as mr. moody, who is the list? great listener and who also has an amazing passion for a country is not somebody, but cellphones as you know, yes. and so you have, you have to have done your homework done the math. and so it has made a difference because

so we know that the states of america, the economy is felt throughout the world. if the u. s. has indeed avoided a recession kind of well. now take a breath. what i think we are generally not just in america, but generally i think we are in a tired where a, where we go to find the economic activity to increase a bit. i mean, it may be slow downs coming in the next in the next couple of months as well. but if you look at sort of the big money indicators of what's going on the economy, we can see that credit rates are going up. and this has been obvious in, in, in europe over the past quarter, where, of course, the economic decline was most severe, then it was in america. so, so i think we are generally on a path where a combination of all interest rate costs more interest rate cons coming, countries that have already started to reduce them all going to help support a more stable path for economic growth also globally. that's good to have some good news, frederick x, and many things. indeed for joining us. hell and counting the cost. thank you. the japanese currency was at the c

said, well, it's on clear what these countries have to do with the us economy and why they're seen as the top threats when the u. s. has been battling its own economic issues for quite some time. now, with historic inflation and a weak labor market, old i've culminated in the shock moved by the federal reserve slash interest rates by a whopping 50 basis points. you know, the us economy using a good place and, and our decision today is designed to keep it there. alternately, we think we will leave with inappropriate re calibration of our policies that we can continue to see the economy growing. this doesn't make sense because they've only done this when they call them it was in danger, like during the adult calm level and the global financial crisis. and even if they were satisfied with the countries inflation, which is still not at the desired level, they could have decreased interest rates by just a quarter percent. if things are so good, why such an aggressive decrease? although pounds message was a mass argument for 50 basis points would be the deterioration in the labor market this likely to end up in a mold r

we'll try to get him back a bit later on, but want to move on to the economy of another country right now. and that's america because the u. s. federal reserve is cut. it's benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point for us reduction in 4 years comes as inflation falls and continue misspending is on the rise. my counter reports from washington. the interest rate as being at risk hold. hi, is this a federal reserve attempted to cub inflation? and the hospice and katya is regarded as an aggressive move by a normally conservative reserve board. the board chairman says any further cuts will be decided on a meeting to meeting basis. if that has been assigned to goals for monetary policy, maximum employment and stable prices remain committed to supporting maximum employment, bringing inflation back down to our 2 percent goal and keeping longer term inflation expectations. well anchored. the impact of the cost is expected to be felt on street corners throughout the country. business owners like melvin hines, are relieved, and says he should feel the impact and the weeks ahead through where i am in his full business. we opera

u. s, which they just prepped, asian and european markets. the travel industry is expected to contribute a record 11 trillion dollars to the global economy. this year. the wall will travel and tourism councils has $1.00 out of every 10 spent globally in 20. 24 will be on hotels, cruises and flights travel spending in the us, china and germany is expected to contribute the most to g d. p. the sector is expected to support 1348000000 jobs in 2024. in the video games industry is a lucrative business. the global market value reached almost $200000000000.00 lost you. it's revenues have tools that of streaming and box office sales. the global pandemic has helped drive the industries explosive goes consume is no longer hold up in the homes and gaming is facing some challenges. had a bad stop the see, a sales of slumped and major companies have slashed thousands of jobs. the industry is set to go to more than 2 percent year over here to media $188000000000.00. that is slightly down from the january full cost of 2.8 percent. almost half of all consumer spending on games is expected to come from the us and china this year. from 2021 to 20. $23.00 g

economy. thank you so much. you being one of the most eloquent to tell us all the crimes committed against palestine by u. k. u. s. you, um, does have premises. i wanna get to the genocide in the war and devin in, in a minute. but uh, i mean, unbelievably, just, um you have been targeted thrown out of labor by a style man and his regime and questioned by police just what happened before we get into the geo political context of what happened to you on a micro level as well. so slowly i was expelled from the labor of bulky uh, but usually because, um i, i, they, uh, i had been a member for since 1986. i think. um, and uh, about 18 months ago. um the, uh, something the uh, the patch. uh, and they said, you are accused of uh, december, december and now the editorship with forward was various articles i have written. uh, one of them was 4 years old. and they were not recent. and they were off to close. uh which indeed a 100 and about is around. that's what i always write about. that is what i speak about is around not jewish there, but it isn't. so um i wrote back the the few additions. so i heard back and i said, i d

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economy. thank you so much. you've been one of the most eloquent to tell is all the crimes committed against palestine by u. k. u. s. you, um, does have premises. i wanna get to the genocide in the war and devin in, in a minute. but uh, i mean, unbelievably, just, um you have been targeted thrown out of labor by a style man and his regime and questioned by police just what happened before we get into the geo political context of what happened to you on a micro level as well. so slowly i was expelled from the labor of bulky associate because um i, i, they, uh, i had been a member for since 1986. i think um and uh about 18 months ago. um the uh, shopping the uh, the patch. uh, and they said you are accused of anti semitism. and now the editor zip forward was various articles i have written. one of them was 4 years old and they were not recent. and they were off to close a region d dot 100. and about israel, that's what i always write about. that is what i speak about is around not jewish there, but it isn't. so um i wrote back the, the few additions. so i wrote back and i said i did this new anti semitism. yeah, i sh

u. s. and other european nations are seeing when it comes to that. but we also want, we want a fair chance to be able to grow or economies. and you know, so is there, is there a difference in what china is doing compared to say, what is coming from washington? a look at that. the issue here is to say, while using switch generally you can quote, for example, there's expertise from china for example, groups yet. but it will check into this expect cheese in terms of coupling and kept that which would work in publish people. so you can definitely destro dies utilizing as some of the technology. ringback to support at some point. so now we're not allow you to be able to investor on that, cuz you can both den delta with sorta. so it's the balance that is $4.00 to $5.00. so putting your industries in force as well as other technologies, but it shouldn't, that was responsible to the environment and you're not really a gauge on your equipment. tends to be able to transition. and that's what we'll talk about. just keep trying to ship. so it's look just a transmission, it's a transition, but it's not going to give congress because t

u. s. they searched by 46 percent. there's a figure for you. of course it gets worse with has prize, booming like that crime and the economy and all the indicators of a healthy society basically hitting the floor in the states. most people live there now that the american dream was trying to be american nightmare. most them can't buy a home or actually over 3 quarters. 77 percent of american households cannot afford the medium price home in america. well, let me look. the main thing is that there's still plenty to eat in the states that you've heard the phrase, the rats are jumping off the sinking ship. you might ask, why are there not somebody about shipping off the ship in the states? well, that's because they're getting eaten in new york city, it seems a new delicacy. is it the streets? it's the pride rather to eat through eating the dog. eating the cat. it's so bad. reading the dogs, reading the kids, reading the pets. i swear to get really eating the rats new york. of course americans are left to ask of sales. where does all the money go come out of seems to have i've seen no idea what's happening in the us economy. where does it go? where

economy. this week bought the 2nd anniversary since explosives ripped through the underwater node stream gas pipelines for 2 years on end, the corporates remain launch. russia has accused b, u. s. a britain of having a hand in the attacks since 2022. washington and london have been systematically trying to remove the topic of the node stream sabotage from the international information agenda. the russian foreign intelligence service has information about the decision taken in the united states and great britain to implement on the eve of the next style of the 3 of the blast. this information campaign to cover up the true purpose of the sabotage and its organizes. meanwhile, the lien has asked problems to arrest the cranium. diverse suspected of being part of a team which placed explosives on the pipeline and the decision follows. jump on media report fighting investigators. now the jump on persecuted general's office has yet to comment on this all to use tre. bose takes us through the incident a well or 2 years on from the inside of a snored stream, a tax that destroyed europe's biggest piece of energy infrastructure and his winter beckons declined. that no one seems to want t

u. s. federal reserve is expected to announce an interest rate caught later on wednesday. it would be the 1st reduction in full years. i'd be jo castro explains what it would mean for the american economy. what is the federal interest rate and how does it fit into the us economy? let's break it down. the federal reserve board meets here 8 times a year to decide the price of borrowing for a.

of 7 major economies, the g 7 says the region risk being drawn into a boat, a conflict, and this cooling for an immediate halt to what they say is a destructive cycle. of violence, the u. s. is cooling for the escalation, but it's also reaffirming the readiness to defend the allies. i'm upon this is depends go on plans to deploy more troops to the region. china is condemning israel is a tax and strongly supports lab and on, and it's safeguarding of itself in t fonts in egypt, a pushing for an emergency. you and security council meeting 11 on the edging immediate immediate ends to strikes on both sides as it does also popularly been. i'm thinking of the lebanese people as is where the strikes have just killed hundreds of civilians including thousands of children. these strikes conducted on both sides of the blue line and in the region more broadly, must immediately and fronts, once again calls upon the parties and those that support them to deescalate and avoid a regional complication. that would be devastating for everyone. first and foremost, the civilian population for that reason i have asked for an emergency meeting of the security council on lebanon this week. proba