u. s. now there are worries that this one will be the same. could you perhaps elaborate and how for it is similar, or how far does different? well, this crime shows that bank down the vulnerable the call just want to pull to the on the b. so a tax on this liquidity, by doubting investors, will always lead to banking cries of the respective bay. but what's, that's the difference is, we have this big u. u. s. housing market financing debacle. they're a lot of houses, refiners that have much less value than, than that was placed on them. and so we have asked a lot of from, from before you how to great agree and due to the database of this claim, this risk was prep worldwide. we had a totally different blast. now if we be comparatively the big bank, but if not, credit is risk. louis will fly. it has some influence on the financing of small tech companies in some countries, but this can easily be replaced by other banks or if necessary. by the state. so we are in a different situation at the moment, but must take care of this. this is price doesn't

u. s. envoy in new delhi. now this appointment took place after a gap or asked to, we'll, as that's been the longest gap ever, that india did not have a u. s. ambassador, beautiful as this man. and before we, before he got appointed, does, he basically said that he wants to, into fair in india's mca, never mind, that his own tenure has been marked by a series of scandals. but i intend to engage.

u. s. now in a much anticipated congressional showdown longtime starbucks, c. e. o, howard schultz, defending his company's aggressive stance against union efforts in an appearance before a u. s. and a committee sholtes who's now the outgoing interim c. e o set his company had a right to push back against the efforts, and that it hadn't broken labor laws or punished employees. an administrative judge ruled against the company earlier this month, saying it intimidated workers and fired organizers. starbucks is appealing that decision, some 300 of starbucks, more than 15000 stores in the u. s. have voted to unionize. chair of the labor committee congressman bernie sanders made the opening argument. and judges have found that starbucks broke the law, all $130.00 times across 6 states, since workers began organizing in the fall of 2021. i do take offense, i have to admit because it's quite personal. when you bring up things that you've heard that are not true, we have never ever taken any benefit away. and we, we never would. of anyone who was interested in joining a u

now, while the u. s. s. cost is high due to ramp and spend the on ads and no limits from campaign donors. africa elections are expensive for a very different reason. lack of trust. the cost of running elections in africa has been pushed up by low levels of trust in the electoral process to manage miss trust . some have turned to foreign companies to print out balance with expensive security features like those used on bank notes. others have procured costly electronic voting machines to minimize fraud, setting the taxpayer back. but unfortunately, the votes were still contested. kenya's 2022 election for instance, cost the state $370000000.00 to run, yet was still contested at the supreme court with the losing candidate alleging criminality. the countries, previous election in 2017 cost $500000000.00 and saw the presidential results nullified due to quote serious irregularities. so while countries in africa started opening up to democracy 3 decades ago, the region is still characterized by weak institutions,

u. s. now their main complaint is that finance was allowing us people to trade futures on their platform, which they're restricted from doing because binary hasn't registered their futures in america. so abundance has to like pop his business. has finance usa, which is for americans only to on board and they have a more restricted use of violence in products and they have by now for the rest of the world. and so what they're saying is that violence has encouraged people to use their, their non, it's so america, they essentially lie and hide that. they are american in order to use it in the binary, was effectively encouraging that behavior and even aiding people to do it, which is a bit weird because i mean how it's kind of hard thing to, to do when we know we procedures are built in a certain way. so how is binds itself? reacted to these accusations, chris? yeah, well, i think that's where we can, we can have a look. i think maybe that let's look at a 2 part so. so if we look at the see at the

u. s officials now confirming that russian ships are at the scene of where that drone went down martha raddatz with late reporting. also tonight that tornado warning as we come on in dallas, right during the evening commute reports of that tornado already in fort worth all part of this powerful storm moving east, several states in the path rob marciano, timing it out.

now when the relative population of both countries are taken into account 300000000 in the u. s. versus $1300000000.00 and india, the per capita spending is way out of line with that of the world's largest democracy . now, in germany, campaigns only last 6 weeks, so while there is no limit on campaign contributions, there simply isn't enough time to run up a huge bill. parties are given air time on to public television networks and usually makes just 190. second, add to convey their message during those slots. meanwhile, in the u. k. elections bending is strictly limited, and each party cannot spend more than $30000000.00 pounds in the year before the election. now in the u. s, a big portion of this outrages budget comes from dark money, which is contributions from donors that remain hidden from the public. the amount of dark money the us spends in an off year was almost $3.00 times as much as the $30000000.00 pounds great britain spent and far more or less bring in professor char torres, spell a c author and law professor as destined law. so 1st off, how do us election campaign s

now, apparently the official justification for the u. s. using the bomb on japan was to cut the war in the pacific short of void and invasion of japan, and save hundreds and thousands of american lives. and truman even went on as far as say that you believe that it's a japanese lives as well. what do you make of this response and is it justified when the destruction was so catastrophic? yes, i think that is a very typical argument that is made. i think there's a lot of arguments against the ultimate use of atomic bombs on japan. for that reason, i think there's a lot of military arguments that, you know, the soviet union was entering the pacific theater a little bit more at that time that the war could have. and sooner rather than later, i think the argument that justifies the nuclear attack on japan is very over inflated . and i think the consequences of the use of the atomic bombs of japan is so much more far reaching than than they thought it might be. or maybe they knew that as well, but i think just the generations of victims i have su

u. s. now thousands have gathered outside washington dc. as the speaking in washington, the florida governor under santos won't be there. he prefers to court his donors thousands of kilometers away in texas. and in california 2024 raised to the white house was all in running in order to make america great. a glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president. but several presidential hopefuls would stand in the way of trump becoming the 47th president of the united states. i am running for president, hailey not only gained experience during her years of the u. n. she also showed a willingness to take a tough stance against russia, despite the wishes of president traction item were read, ready to move past the stale ideas and faded names of the past. many others arts and so has florida governor rhonda santas. he is seen as the person most likely. he has made a name for himself by wage and conservative, who have effectively a blank check policy with no clear fatigue objective, identified the santas. once a close, trump ally is

u . s. now an n b, a superstar. coby bryant's widow is set to receive nearly $29000000.00 from the county of los angeles. the power comes after police shed graphic images of the helicopter crash, in which kobe bryant and his daughter died in 2020 vanessa bryant claims the pictures were taken and shared though, quote, no reason. other than that gossip california has since passed to state law, prohibiting 1st responders from taking unauthorized pictures of people who die at the scene of an accident. and civil news. france is mourning. the loss of one of its greats used to have fun. 10 in the 1958 world cup fun, 10 scored 13 goals for france. that the record that still stands today on 10 was instrumental in helping the french squaw to reach the semi finals of the tournament in sweden, a prolific strike. he was once named as one of pallet's greatest footballers, and as a coach, fontaine helped patty sandra mount, gain promotion to the 1st division that was back in 974. he was not 89 years old when h

and now the u. s. the need to cute japan and germany to content on and russia so nicely you said very insightful and the thank you so much for joining us today on the project for you now, those close alive to independent. just look relay. so thanks for joining us here today. now the west i mix off, straight on the by the west, has long been trying to make a pariah out of russia. yet moscow is seemingly strengthening its position on the wall, the rear. you think that she's in things visit a symbolic event that will send a definitive signal that the west has failed to isolate russia? absolutely, it's exact term sure. shot shot, the late president, france, one george bush attacked. iraq, said we should not try to export democracy in a tank. i think he was right. and what happens now shows that europe can not any more, a tall become a piece broker. if you look at the past, the gold with this position of 3rd way, you know, between the soviet union and america in managed to make it that france was a piece bro

u. s. force is bombed the city here with white phosphorus and other weapons. now, of course, it's not the just the u. s. nato admitted to dropping some 31000 uranium missiles during the 1999 bombing of yugoslavia. with more than 300 italian soldiers said to have died as a result of exposure to the material their company involved in a court case against that military allies are britain has quite absurdly absurdly, perhaps claimed that her depleted uranium shells are no more radioactive than household appliances, while the u. s. has repeatedly denied a causal link between the use of depleted uranium and these illnesses and cancers and birth effects that we've heard about and to admit otherwise would lead them open to potential war crimes charges. but the world health organization has also raised its concerns over the use of depleted uranium. let's listen in soluble, inhaled uranium particles, one to 10 micro meters in size tend to be retained in the lung and may lead to radiation damage of the lung. and even the lung cancer, if a high enough dose occurs over a prolo

u. s. is scrambling. china is now gain partners one by one with their belt road initiative. and through the belt road initiative, investing in other countries, they are once again building a relationship. that is what the world is up against. and i think it's, it's quite challenging for the u. s. he make a very good point. alex, which i'll take over to the benjamin chow now, because how, how do you think, benjamin, that the members of the bricks group of nations and i also african stay to how do you think they perceive the beijing proposed a piece plan? now we are seeing opposite trends in it. well, there was this poultry can and does this can look like a usda showing a clear trend of the globalization, which could tongue bad because equal to wars as trade, an interest more segregated and to where we used to becoming a more serious home game. and you know, people form culture, we understand, but it is quite unreasonable that the u. s. now he's open the asking people to reject any piece plans on ukraine as you raised. right? that these, you know, there are currently at 20 afr

now. take where the u. s. stories going the fact they printed so many the fact, but now, you know, most saudi arabia, even, you know, we went to saudi area earlier at the top of the top of the program, accepting payments in the currency, the parts in the us dollar. that wasn't the case in 2009, the how the markets react is going to be very turbulent in my opinion, when it comes to your rights or pretty much any other currency that is allied closely to the us dollar. well, we'll talk a reactions to this. how do you think the u. s. will respond to this latest crisis? yeah, well again, i think that going to have to have a very different response. it's not going to be as easy as that for them as it was before. let's take you to 2000. we keep in mind these are the night, but that's kind of where we need to compare things. so i think the last time we really saw this kind of reaction is in a very collapsible things in the collapse, the backside of that was a lot bigger. but hey, it's a playful right now that you kno

u. s. now is albany asking people to reject any piece plans on ukraine as you raised right. that these, you know, there are currently at 20 african country leaders here in moscow seeking collaboration. yet we are seeing and other camp due to exclusive cups in the name of democracy prog. coarsely that will stand according to sources. saudi arabian syria are set to resume consular services between the 2 countries. this comes after a halt and diplomatic relations following re add backing the syrian opposition in 2012. while the development is a sign of positive change and regional relations, saudi arabia's western allies are less than thrilled. america's global domination is under threat as its road is a world leader seems to be slipping out of its growth. a major breakthrough in global politics could see peace between us ally, saudi arabia and us enemy, syria, and harold, an end to nearly a decade of wool. now, in a deal report to be broken by russia, the 2 countries are set to provide conscious services and reopen their respective embassies with the u. s. left out in the cold

u. s. now is open the asking people to reject any piece plans on ukraine as you raised ray that these no, there are currently at 20 african country meters here in moscow seeking collaboration. yet we are seeing and other cam food exclusive cups in the name of democracy for la coarsely and will stand. china and honduras have established diplomatic ties after the central american nation and a decades all relations with i, one. and juris is an important country in central america. the government of honduras chooses to stand with $108.00 to $1.00 countries in the world, recognise and undertake to adhere that to the wan. china principal severe the so called diplomatic relations with taiwan, establish diplomatic relations with the people's republic of china, and undertake that had euros shall no longer develop an official relations or official exchanges with taiwan. this is the right choice, that is in line with the prevailing trend and supported by the people. china highly appreciate that the suffer

u. s. and a committee sholtes who's now the outgoing interim c. e o set his company had a right to push back against the efforts, and that it hadn't broken labor laws or punished employees. an administrative judge ruled against the company earlier this month, saying it intimidated workers and fired organizers. starbucks is appealing that decision, some 300 of starbucks, more than 15000 stores in the u. s. have voted to unionize. chair of the labor committee congressman bernie sanders made the opening argument. and judges have found that starbucks broke the law, all $130.00 times across 6 states, since workers began organizing in the fall of 2021. i do take offense, i have to admit because it's quite personal. when you bring up things that you've heard that are not true, we have never ever taken any benefit away. and we never would. of anyone who was interested in joining a union. let's go and stuff on siemens in our washington bureau. stephan, how did this labor dispute turn into a, an issue for congress? ah, well, i tell you something. there were

u. s. now is albany asking people to reject any piece plans on ukraine as you raised right? that these? no, no, i'm currently at 20. the african country leaders here anymore. so see can collaboration yet we se, and other cam food exclusive cups in the name of democracy, put on the coarsely and withstand china and hon. doris to have established diplomatic ties after the central american nation and a decades long relations with taiwan. honduras is an important country in central america. the government of honduras chooses to stand with $181.00 countries in the world recognise and undertake to adhere that to the one china principal. severe the so called diplomatic relations with taiwan, establish diplomatic relations with the people's republic of china, and undertake that had euro shall no longer develop an official relations or official exchanges with taiwan. this is the right choice, that is in line with the prevailing trend and supported by the people. china hiler preach raised that the severing upsize came after the honduran foreign minister visits a beijing, the under on f

u. s. poster. now let me remind you that for several years, the very same us intelligence community and leadership as well as the u. s. media have claimed that star spangled diplomats are being tortured, having hallucinations, and nurture the intelligence services of the axis of evil countries. primarily russia were allegedly behind it. havana syndrome was fuss reported to the u. s. embassy in cuba. 2016. the term has been used by the u. s. government to describe a while, a constellation of physical symptoms including ringing in the ears, headaches, nausea, acute discomfort. but the uncertainty over the syndromes, origin, a set of widespread speculation in america with some characterizing it as a target, a type one, american personnel, a cuban experts in 2017 and said the so called a acoustic a tax could have actually been chopping crickets or other insects, but despite that, of course, western media outlets hyped up all this well. hysteria about suppose that a russian lynx, the u. s. has now admitted

u. s . now where police say the person who opened fire at a school in the city of nashville on monday, legally bought 7 firearms in recent years. 28 year old we have a former student of the school killed 3 children and 3 adults. police have released body cam footed showing the moment. hale was killed by offices. john henry reports . audrey hale slowly pulls into the parking lot of covenant school. the shooter fires through a locked glass door to gain entry in combat gear armed with one assault rifle and toting, another hail wanders the halls of the christian school looking for victims. it's a tale of horror told through the surveillance footage released by nashville police officers badge cameras capture the response. please get the call at 1013 shot fire there. they're learning the lessons of the 2022. you've all the texas school shooting where police wasted, precious minutes is a gunman, fired on children. let go. these officers act fast. ah, no boy, room by room is fire, alarm sound off the of

u. s. now, where people in the southern state of mississippi still coming to terms with the deadly devastation caused by friday's tornadoes. at least 25 people have been killed. alan fisher reports group. look you down town strip. the hope is they're searching for survivors. the reality, the fear they're looking for bodies. so i'm looking to, well, go and i'm firm. i know with the rebel, what you do would be double thinking what to do with the tornadoes landed on friday night ripping a trail of death and destruction through 270 kilometers of the southern us. state of mississippi is changing the landscape changing lives. you can see that truck dead s my brother, he's a truck driver. all of those trucks right there, his trucks. so his whole livelihood is this. sit in a pile of an emergency. help is no putting in doing what they can, where they can. i want to take the opportunity to personally thank all of the volunteers that are here. what we've seen over the last 36 hours in mississippi, on the

u. s. now, has it been confirmed that ukraine actually has those weapons? and if so, can you tell us how they're being deployed? yes, so your, your views might remember the big discussion on high miles, which of these very accurate rocket artillery systems. and last year, the americans donated systems that had ranges of 70 kilometers. and this year in january, they said that they were offering the range that were given the new missiles that went to a 150 kilometers. and so ukraine almost any has those by now and has been using them for 3 things. really, russian command elements, leadership, russian communication systems, and also russian supplies. so the logistics dumps, and that's really one of the main effects that you crane's able to fix on russia to degrade it. it's military capability that was military analyst, mike martin from king's college on the well, the jury of the world press photo contests has announced its for regional winners. many of the images highlight the reality of the war in ukraine. they were taken in march during the siege of my tuple

u. s. now, has it been confirmed that ukraine actually has those weapons? and if so, can you tell us how they're being deployed? yes, so your, your views might remember the big discussion around high miles, which of these very accurate rocket artillery systems. and last year, the americans donated systems that ad ranges of 70. and this year in january they said that they were offering the range that were given the new missiles that went to 150 kilometers. and so you can almost any, has those by now and has been using them to hate things really rushing command elements. so leadership, russian communication systems and also russian supplies. so they logistics dumps. and that's really one of the main effects that ukraine's able to fix on russia to degrade it. it's military capability will tell us a little bit more about those supply lines. tell us the level of impact you think these long range rockets could actually have on russian supply lines to the front line. like on a can you hear me now? we'll repeat that question. hello. we appear to have lost our milit

u. s. now where a former president, on 2024 republican hopeful donald trump is called for for the protest done so that he claimed that he will be arrested next tuesday on his social media platform. truth, social from points and reports about the possibility he could be arrested next week . and the americans to quote, take on nation back several investigations evolving from are indeed on the way in new york. but there's been no official confirmation of charges on arrest warrant for him on the marine corps server has more. he believes he will be arrested next week, but he didn't make some claims regarding a so called ongoing leaks in the media there. regarding one of his cases, he's facing several ongoing investigations that are being done against them. not only in new york. there's also in georgia for example. but this one in particular is the one that involves the so called hush payment to a storm the daniels, the point star, and the 2016 presidential campaign. this is what we're talking about.

u. s. now where republicans party members are holding the 2nd day of the conservative political action conference, it's seen as an early test for those seeking to challenge donald trump from the parties. presidential nomination, former even ambassador nikki haley and former secretary state might compare a both scheduled to speak. and fisher is their 1st. ah, if you want to judge who got the best reception over the last few hours, it was steve band and the man fired by donald trump is still very close to the former president. when he talked about donald trump winning election and the next presidential election that brought the crowd to their feet. certainly by far and away the biggest response, we've seen it. if you what running the holes here. you will see many people wearing from pat t shirt selling portraits. he's still very much the dominant figure here in the republican park, you know, to potential appointed forum and the republican party. i've already spoken. first of all, we had from mike

u. s. economy dependent on china . and by doing that, you've got a situation now where, where china could really supercede the u. s. which was then the economic powerhouse of the world really, and become the technological innovator manufacturer of pretty much everything in the world. now, it's no secret. there's some in the u. s. you know, politicians have described china as a threat. do you think that given no, china is now leading role in many technological spheres that washington will make some efforts trying, could say literally slow it down with, with seeing that already i think now bundle was way products being imported into the united states. they tried to put pressure on all of that partners specifically in europe to stop that as well. it's more of a veil in terms of trying to shut down in some way the chinese economy and trying to inhibit their export power. but obviously as we says, they can't inhibit their actual power too much because they're no one's going to get a washing machine shooting themselves in the fall. absolutely. now the u. s. has a sanctioned a number of chinese companies over there are leg

now, u. s. media has gone into overdrive pushing hampton, chinese hysteria in response to these claims from the department of energy and the ascii i, china has responded. here's what u. s. media has said, and here is china's response. new report anatomy origin of coven. 19 the u. s. energy department, now differing from some other government agencies that of the f. b i n, at the united states has said the corona virus pandemic is most likely to have emerged from a chinese laboratory, created deliberately for research, but leaked unintentionally into the world. china predictably is furious and pushing back the lack of cooperation from china has made it difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of the pandemic. nathan, while the us has intensified its efforts to send weapons to one of the parties to the conflict resulting in an endless war with peace, nowhere in sight, it has also frequently spread false information about china's supply of weapons to russia. taking the opportunity to sanction chinese

u. s. and now we have this one, this media reports that are coming out yet. but of course, that could potentially mean a shift by germany and by western support to ukraine. and that's also why they reacted so rapidly and say, we are not involved with this. and even if it actually was this per ukrainian group, we don't have any additional information there. okay. i mean, and as we're hearing, keith has denied involvement in this north stream her sabotaged. can you tell us a little more about keith's reaction? add to these reports. miss haloperidol, the ac is a senior adviser to president lensky. he said that you had absolutely no involvement in this scheme and said they didn't have any information about it. um, he was a little more humorous on twitter. he said that although he liked collecting a funny conspiracy theories about ukraine are the only thing he knows about the nord stream pipelines is that they think i'm, i think there are a lot of ukrainians who would not be embarrassed or they wouldn't think it would be bad that ukrainian would we be involved in

now the u. s. among other governments has accused china navy trying to force god of bullying ships in this area. and we also renewed focus subsequently from the u. s. in the indoor pacific. a recently, the u. s. did a deal with manila to build more military bases in the philippines. also grew to supply us trailer with nuclear power submarines. and all of these moves have been very much criticized and condemned by beijing. and they said that the u. s. is and circling china and what it considers its own backyard. when do you think all this is going, do you get a sense at least from the language being used by both sides, that the tension between the 2 is escalating once again? well, we definitely have heard very strong language from dating on friday. warning that if the u. s. does not stop what it says are provocative acts that the us should, that consequences of any unforeseen incidence. now, this is not the 1st time we've had confrontation in this region and differing accounts. but what makes this

u. s. defense department has just released footage that it says shows a russian air off intercepting a u. s. spy drone over the black sea on tuesday. now, according to u. s. authorities, this video shows a russian su $27.00 fighter jet, approaching the drone and dumping fuel over it. as the air craft passes closely by and washington is saying the jet collided with the drones propeller on a 2nd path. that collision isn't shown in this edited video released, although damage to the propeller can be seen later. and we will be bringing you more on that as it comes in. but we're going to go back to our main story now. and european markets are appearing to rebound off to switzerland's embattled bank. credit suisse secured a big financial lifeline. our concerns over the troubled lender had earlier than asian stock market's falling. credit suisse has said it will borrow up to 50000000000 euros from switzerland central bank and a bid to show up it's liquidity, meaning how much cash it has on hand to finance is business. the some collapses of to us banks last week have sparked growing fears. world wide jitters on the market, sent many asians stal

u. s. officials and u. s. media blaming china for the pandemic. now china has was back and said the united states should be turning serious public health issues into political weapons, new report, anatomy, origins of coven, 19 the u. s. energy department, now differing from some other government agencies that of the f. b, i and the united states has said the corona virus pandemic is most likely to have emerged from a chinese laboratory, created deliberately for research, but leaked unintentionally into the world. china predictably is furious and pushing back the lack of cooperation from china has made it difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of the pandemic seems lovely, is extremely unlikely. this is an authoritative scientific conclusion that experts from now and the world health organization region. after visiting the relevant laboratory and blue hand and holding and exchanges with relevant researches, the relevant party should stop playing up the large league theory, stop smearing china and stopped politicizing the issue of origin tracing. now at

u. s. right in our faces. and we're able to talk about it now in ways that we weren't able to talk about it before, especially after the trump era. and so with the u. s being the largest polluter in the world, the largest holder of real estate in the world with more than 4800 defense sites, everywhere on all continents in more than 160 countries. i think jen z, it's really connected with what the impacts of that are and, and as you said in that, in that quote, i mean, absolutely, it was a complete waste of life for all parties concerned to go to war and for what, today with the internet young people have all kinds of access to the realities of war, the violence, the bodies, the harm, the soldiers suffer in also the harm that soldiers cause. do you think that those things are not only changing people's perception of war, which i think is we could agree on, but isn't making people less likely to want to enlist kaitlin? would you agree with that? i would agree with that. i think that with the rise of the digital age and greater access to all of this information we, we, we have a box that literally contains almost

now to give you some, a better perspective here, silicon valley bank is now under the control of the u. s. federal deposit insurance corporation usually means liquidation of assets in order to pay back clients. now, even though silicon valley bank is not the most well known bank, it's still had over 200000000000, but the bank collapse is directly tied to the current us strategy of coping inflation. the said cannot raise interest rates high enough to bring down inflation, because inflations must be supply side to can't do anything about that. so they're trying to take inflation down by raising interest rates, letters, crushing demand alone, right? but when they raise it up a certain level between 5 and 6, i been predicting you're going to start getting financial instability. and we see that already now with the silicon valley bank because the tech sector is the most exposed right now. and, and, you know, there's, there's like $250.00 companies that, that have their money in silicon valley bank. lot of them start ups. and if they, if that bank goes belly up and they lose that money, we'll h