u. s. poor cold water on p s. hopes for early accession. you yourself said recently the country still had a long way to go to join the e. u. i wonder if you can imagine how discouraging that must be to people who don't even know if they'll be alive tomorrow. whether that buildings will still be standing. well, actually the you have acted very, very rapidly. supporting ukraine much more rapidly than we're used to actually within 3 days we supported ukraine financially with weapons. what we've never done before, i would sanctions and even when it comes to succession, we made ukraine candidate country in a, in, in, in a speed that was never seen before or, and, but we cannot sort of, i mean, it's a big country and exceeding that european union is something that we will then altogether have to live or in on time so, so it has to be done. but what you crave wanted, according to august definition. yeah. the president's top official for european integration was to maintain a sense of urgency about ukraine's membership. not delay was not really too

u. s. particularly, it's a poor old california machine. another line, a very wet and windy weather making its way into a good part of california. tony packed us about some very windy conditions and that's gonna fizzle out as we go for the next couple of days, but still a chance to some re some slate and yes, some snow. the majority of that will be a little further north, rather pacific northwest into british columbia. little bit of snow to any other side of canada. no, to some rather heavy rain all the way down across new england. right through the plains towards oklahoma that really peps up as we go on 3 friday temperatures. 40 batch around 18 celsius in bay, say from around the may 20. so that something of a change that rain makes its way through. and we still have some snow over to ward seta western side of the west, also across the rockies, hopefully clearing through a guy through friday through saturday, 18 celsius in al i at that state still a little on the call side. still not quite the kind of spring weather we would like to see. c

u. s. the food supply, especially for the poor countries. fisheries are worth about $85.00 bill young with the low, you and illegal fishing is additional for about $25000000.00 west or you know, maybe even $50000000000.00 that is fatal for stock or fish stocks, especially for expensive and therefore rare speeches. if you get $100000.00 for atlantic roofing or not in japan, of $50000.00 gustavo way shock in china, you will always find some fishing them illegally. and this is really a big threat. tourism is also very big economic fact. so for example, in australia alone, 65000 people live off the crate for right now, i know that you've said that the coral reef is the most important economy in the ocean. why is that aside from tourism? yeah, there are different reasons um, the tropical coral reefs are really, really special about the 1000000000 people depend economically on functional reefs. this concerns the tourism industry, the food industry and even new medical agents. but the greatest value, however, is the coastal protection. korea protect for example, the cost of about $100.00 countrie

increasingly, economic and political inequalities are interlaced, leaving many americans poor and voiceless. the u. s. now has of the lowest rates of upward mobility in any developed country in the world. so while the us as a self appointed champion of democracy, maybe it is time for it to learn from other countries on how to run a truly free and fair election. solutions would include tighter limits on contributions candidates can directly receive greater transparency of who pays for political ads and disclosing all donors and stopping the flow of dark money. i'm christy, i. thanks for watching. and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything with at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from great danger. who's with food and medicine and suppliers and freedom with oh, when i was so seemed wrong. when all 3 just don't hold me, you will have to see how disdain becomes the advocate an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to loo

increasingly, economic and political inequalities are interlaced, leaving many americans, poor and voiceless. the u. s. now has some of the lowest rates of upward mobility in any developed country in the world. so while the us as a self appointed champion of democracy, maybe it is time for it to learn from other countries on how to run a truly free and fair election. solutions would include tighter limits on contributions candidates can directly receive greater transparency of who pays for political ads and disclosing all donors and stopping the flow of dark money. i'm christy, i. thanks for watching. and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything in government house being killing its own people and on boss ideas. it's amazing. this is not to be covered in western media and hasn't been covered for the last 8 years. i'm here for 5 minutes and then i'm told the 1st 5 people they found it was 5 decapitated heads divided up in a quarterly request on demand. a boy fos, cathartic to me. can you use me? no fiber to say kid is on your father law to the v. v. inflammation war. almost all

increasingly, economic and political inequalities are interlaced, leaving many americans poor and voiceless. the u. s. now has some of the lowest rates of upward mobility in any developed country in the world. so while the us as a self appointed champion of democracy, maybe it is time for it to learn from other countries on how to run a truly free and fair election. solutions would include hyder limits on contributions. candidates can directly receive greater transparency of who pays for political ads and disclosing all donors and stopping the flow of dark money. i'm christy, i. thanks for watching. and we'll see you right back here next time on the cost of everything with ah, ah, ah ah ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, accept where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to rate truck rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot most protective phone exist

increasingly, economic and political inequalities are interlaced, leaving many americans poor and voiceless. the u. s. now has some of the lowest rates of upward mobility in any developed country in the world. so while the us as a self appointed champion of democracy, maybe it is time for it to learn from other countries on how to run a truly free and fair election. solutions would include tighter limits on contributions candidates can directly receive greater transparency of who pays for political ads and disclosing all donors and stopping the flow of dark money. i'm christy, i. thanks for watching. and we'll see right back here, next time on the cost of everything i owe. nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other countries. the united states of america is different. wearable people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states. ah, we get with you little bit about it evolved to anybody basie, since only city and draw you look at the insidious of each cigarettes. p color revolutions is one among several meetings to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and b

u. s. has been has, has, has full was with, with very, very helpful, very uneven was, you know, for the past decades, it's attacked mostly poor countries. that militarily was infinitely weaker than, than the u. s. and that's why it's been able to just go in and turn those countries to rubble as it did in, in iraq and didn't have ghana stat as it partly did in syria. but of course, and what that, what the u. s. is learning now, is that going to war, going to war with and a natural military superpower, such as russia and even more so such as china is a completely different fan. so i think a lot of military strategists would say that u. s. has no chance of winning an actual shooting war in the pacific with, with china, any honest military strategy as well. we'll, we'll say that, you know, the, the china has been preparing for a defensive war for a very long time. and i think it's highly unlikely the u. s. would, would be able to come out victorious in such and such a scenario. and so the question is, what, what are they do? what are they trying to do? what they hope to achieve? this is an incredibly dangerous situation because o

when i felt a lovable life after hey, is an organization that was founded by poor skinhead nazi white supremacists in the u. s. in canada. and they and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out. there's 2 parts to getting out of a violent extremist group. the 1st part is disengagement, which is where you leave the social group. and then the next part is d, radicalization. work belief systems ology are removed. it was very impactful. when someone finally came along with no fear, no judgement, you heard my story did nothing to challenge. validate with them, i didn't say is russia will deploy, it's nuclear weapons, a neighboring bella, raised quote, and get a similar move to what the us dealt with some of its nato allies. he will not hand over the weapons to belch just as the u. s. does into its allies, we are simply doing what they have been doing for decades by that administration, blew up the north stream pipeline to rain in western europe, which would light on cheap russian gas. the latest claim from renown investigative journalist seymour pipeline that shows control full of gas.

they're both basically now left screaming half moscow as a result of their own poor choices and resulting consequences. the u. s. secretary of defense has held talks with his rally counterpart lloyd aust, it reaffirmed washington the iron clad commitment to but israel security 1st. however, when pressed during a news conference about a recent suggestion by an israeli official to wipe out a palestinian village, austin evaded the question secretary and the current is really government is the most far right. it's been in its history. one if it's minister, is called for a polish in palestinian village to be wiped out. and that was during the aka, by meetings. do you feel comfortable working with and trusting a government and that has individuals who have these beliefs? thanks, leaders i at the top, your religious let me say i refer to my colleague here to comment on the readiness of, of the israeli forces. but in terms of our ability to work together. and you've heard me say a number of times in various places said our commitment to the security of israel is ironclad. but they have been great partners throughout an

while the us has for decades been victimized by its own poor governance and growing polarization. now u. s. remains an able to muster bipartisan support for addressing much needed self reforms and read it element instead. the one thing they can agree on escape quoting china for america. okay? so given what you say then how is the chinese leadership lucky to react to, to these kinds of issues then for example, take talk. well, i think what we've heard very clearly from the chinese leadership is precisely how they are reacting that the us is abusing state power to over extend its security concepts. and doing so in ways that very explicitly, very deliberately try to knock down chinese technological development and all in order to promote and play an unfair playing field which has existed for decades. and china has struggled to overcome. and we see this not just with, with this effort, but with the ships legislation last year and before that the us instigated trade organs, china. ok, we leave it there. joseph mahoney, very much appreciate your time here on understand. thank you. oh, a cargo an

the capital dagger bangladesh has a poor road safety recorder. safety association says nearly 10000 people died in accidents last year. switzerland's biggest bang u b. s is in talks to take over its embattled rival credit suisse. the negotiations cannot meet fears and ongoing banking crisis. could debo destabilized the global financial system. switzerland is preparing emergency measures to fast track. the take over after turmoil unleashed by the collapse of 2 banks in the united states. after reaching a tentative agreement, serbia and cos of or have failed to sign and you sponsor deal. i'm normalizing relations. it comes nearly 25 years after an incursion by serbian forces sparked and national bombing campaign that end of the conflict. serbia has long refused to recognize costs of those 2008 declaration of independence. supporters of former pakistan prime minister in rand can have clashed with police outside the court in islamabad. way he was due to appear to face corruption charges . now this unrest is the latest in an ongoing showdown between supporters. i'm sorry, between authorities and con supporters. several arrest warrants against him have been

u. s. and south korea carry out joint drills. bob brian traveled to the city of poor shawn near the border where the exercises have taken place. these annual spring drills haven't been held on this scale since 2017. for the past 6 years. they have been drastically scaled back partly because of the pandemic, but mainly to allow the process of dialogue to work with north korea. this extended period is summit diplomacy that now seems all but a memory, as well as this live fire exercise, which allows south korean and us forces to put it on and off. hillary. through its paces, there are aircraft drills involving some of the latest jet fighters and also nuclear capable bombers from the u. s. air force out to see their navy drills taking place, involving a u. s. aircraft, carrier group, and also marines in joint time 50th landing drills. these exercises always infuriate north korea, which claims their approach you to war. but according to the south koreans and the u. s. allies just the opposite is true that by having this level of preparedness, it acts as a deterrents to any

poor road safety record safety association. there's this nearly 10000 people died in an accident last year. switzerland's biggest bank u. b. s. is in talk to take over its embattled rival. could these negotiations come mid fears? an ongoing banking crisis could be stabilized. the global financial system, switzerland is preparing emergency measures to fast track take over after turmoil and leased by the collapse of 2 banks in the united states. after reaching a tentative agreement, serbian cost will have failed to sign and you sponsor deal aimed at normalizing relations. becomes after nearly 25 years nearly 25 years after an incursion by serbian forces sparked a nato bombing campaign that ended the conflict survey has long refused to recognize without a cost of those 2008 ration of independence from 27 supporters of former pakistani prime minister him ran can have clashed with police outside the court in islamabad, where he was due to appear to face corruption charges. the unrest is the latest in an ongoing showdown between authorities and can supporters several arrest warrants against can have been cancelled on condition he a

poor road safety record. a safety association is nearly 10000 people died in accident last year. or switzerland's biggest bank u. b. s easy in talks to take over its embattled rival credits with the negotiations. common meet fee is of an ongoing banking crisis that could be stabilized the global financial system. switzerland is preparing emergency measures to fast track. the takeover vs is reportedly asking the state for more than ha, 5 and a half 1000000000 euros to cover the cost of purchasing credits with founded in 1856. the turmoil was unlaced by the collapse of 2 banks in the united states. both stephen beardsley from dw business is here to break this all down for me. hi steven. now media report say u b. s has offered to buy credits with rupture $1000000000.00. what's the likelihood of a deal today? and would this help com markets tomorrow? it's hard to know what the likelihood of a deal is to do without being inside the negotiations are very, very close to them. we know that the swiss government is likely to want a deal today. however, it's probably going to be putting pressure on regulators and on u. b. s. to

poor ro, safety record a safety association. there says nearly $10000.00 people have died an accident last year. switzerland biggest bank u. b. s. is in talk to take over its embattled rival, teddy st. negotiations kind of mid fears. an ongoing banking crisis could the stabilize the global financial system. switzerland is preparing emergency measures to fast track to take over after turmoil and leased by the cap collapse of 2 banks and united states. after reaching a tentative agreement, serbian kosovo have failed to sign a new sponsor deal aimed at normalizing relations. it comes nearly 25 years after incursion by serbian forces park, the nato bombing campaign that ended the conflict. basic serbia has long refused to recognize cost of those 2008 declaration of independence. the death toll from sy clone, freddy in southern africa has risen well above 500. with most of the victims in malawi. storm has also hit mozambique and madagascar dumping an estimated 6 months worth of rain in a week. over half a 1000000 people have been affected as the resulting flooding and mudslides swept away homes, roads, and bridges. supporters of for

poor attorney's update at this hour. stephen beardsley is up next. as the business world reacts to a another interest rate hike from the u. s. federal reserve stating with guardians of truth, i had paid almost every price of being a jew in this country like to a key taking on the powers that be they risk everything. john dunbar meets activists, journalists, and politicians living in exile. they were torture and they live for their mission. what drives them? people need to know what is happening there. are sillies guardians of truth watch now on youtube d. w documentary? ah, i'm see from beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. markets move in opposite directions after another bed interest rate hike is an end to the inflation battle in sight. where could there be bigger challenges ahead. international airlines are unhappy with india's tight fisted control over the countries lucrative aviation market and its preference for a hometown operation. we'll have more from delhi also on our show, brazil reports progress in the fight against illegal gold mining for community se the damage is already done. welcome to our s

been held over the last few days as citizens blamed poor government regulations for the disaster that killed at least 57 people. residence in the u. s. stays of ohio have been ordered to stay at home after another train derailment. 1500 people in clark county or without power. after the norfolk southern train came off the tracks, local authorities say the orders were given out of an abundance of caution. assman the train belonging to the same company derailed, causing a major chemical spill. ah, says out, as are these you top stories? china has set a 5 percent target for economic growth this year and comes as the country's leaders begin the annual palm.

we are coming to reckon with the poor measures that were implemented after 2008 and apocalyptic conflict could be the consequence of the u. s. air force shooting down a russian aircraft in international airspace. that's according to the russian ambassador to the us responding to comments from a republican senator a deliberate attack on russian aircraft neutral as space is not just a crime in accordance with international law, but an open declaration of war on the largest nuclear power. it's not russian piles . who should be held responsible, but american politicians war inciting, an apocalyptic conflict. oh, it should hold them accountable and say that if you ever get near another you asset flying in international waters, your airplane would be shut down. well, what ronald reagan do right now, he would, they would start shooting russian planes down if they were threatening our assets. moscow, however, has denied that you a the was intentionally taken down by its fighter jets, according to the ministry of defense, the drone loss control. as a result of a risky maneuver that the drone operator tried to perform several top rus

poor rosa sabina. i'm counsel for its mediation. president joe barton has warmed iran. the u. s. will act forcefully to protect americans off the u. s. military carried out as strikes against iranian linked targets and syria in retaliation for an attack on an american base. bought in protest against the pension reform plan in france, a forced assignment of a state as it by the british monarch president manuel mac moore says it would luck common sense booking, charles, to visit in the middle of the protests that most of the soldiers fighting to defend ukraine from russia had never been into battle before. now, many are spending months on end. on the front lines. it's put them under huge mental strain. al jazeera, stephanie decker reports from key when a program aimed at helping them deal with a trauma of what they are exhausted after 3 months on the front lines around, back, moot, this battalion is now rotated out. but just for a short while, these ukrainian soldiers have been chosen to join an animal therapy session. they've been showing symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder

u. s. only once the convert to continue in order to weaken russia with ukraine being used as a poor no western powers. were i to urge you to mediately provide close to munitions such as dual purpose, improved conventional munitions to the ukrainian armed forces remain deeply disappointed in your administration's reluctance to provide you quinn with the right type, an amount of loan wage boys and maneuver capability to great and exploit to promotional breakthroughs against the russians from the very beginning, it's been clear that the u. s. one says war to continue and wants to go on for as long as possible because they have no interest in protecting ukraine. they instead wanna sacrifice ukraine, have ukraine destroyed in order to advance what they think is the united states political interest geopolitical interest of weakening russia. and the way to do that is to use ukraine as a pawn kill as many ukrainians as possible destroy their whole country if they have to do in order to prolong the war as long as possible. and the response of the u. s . government is defenders has been we don't have an

poor. as soon as update at this hour, stephen beardsley is up next. as the business world reacts to a another interest rate hike from the u. s. federal reserve stating that guardians of truth, i have paid those every price leukemia june.

u. b. s. takeover of credit suisse has laid the foundations for greater stability, both in switzerland and internationally. a poor brennan has been following developments from london. it's been a really tumultuous and frantic few days in the international banking sector. pretty much, ever since weapons day when credit suisse was extended, a $54000000000.00 credit line, which it was hoped would keep the bank going. in fact, it failed in that attempt. and last week, credit suisse were seeing deposits taken out of its coffers. the rates of some 10000000000 swiss francs every single day, a real crisis of confidence in the stability of that bank. now the news conference that's taking place on sunday evening has outlined the problems and the options on frankly, they said the takeover by u. b. s. was inevitable and unavoidable. and the idea that this was a bank that was too big to fail has come up again. and again, in the news conference, there was a whole raft of senior executives in that use conference and some of the quotes from it were as follows. the finance minister saying that the top priority was to protect the

u. s. he denies the accusations. rail workers in greece have called for another day of strikes to protest against a poor state of its rail system. at least 57 people were killed when 2 trains collided on tuesday. the station master on duty has appeared in court on charges of manslaughter. a g 20 foreign ministers have failed to agree on a final joint statement because of differences over the war in ukraine. the conflict overshadowed their meeting in new delhi house country. india had hoped to focus on climate change and rising global poverty of the contents of a closing statement were rejected by china and russia. avenue tar reports. a moment for reflection and unity as foreign ministers from the g. 20 stood for a moment of silence to remember the victims of the earthquakes in turkey and syria . and it was in that spirit that their host in dust prime minister called on those assembled to use the meeting for resolution. not rankoff the short lot. i lol is short. that written nod resolved, robert, good gun in the bay. all dog began, however, as the foreign ministers of the world 20 largest economies met i

correction, we are coming to reckon with the poor measures that were implemented after 2008 or an apocalyptic conflict could be the consequence of the u. s. for shooting down russian aircraft in international airspace. well, that's at least is according to the russian on buffalo to the u. s. he was responding to comments from a republican senator and a liberal attack on russian aircraft and neutral ass space is not just a crime in accordance with international law, but an open declaration of war on the largest nuclear power. it's not russian pilots who should be held responsible, but american politicians who are inciting and apocalyptic conflict, we should hold them accountable and say that if you ever get near another us flying in international waters, your airplane would be shut down. what would ronald reagan do? right now, he would, they would start shooting russian planes down if they were threatening our asses. u . s. european commander released the footage of the re present council with the russian suits $27.00 fights a jet. moscow has denied the u. a. v was intentionally taken down, according to russia's ministry defense, the dron

u . s. in 2023 alone. president joe biden called for gun reform. we have to do more to stop crime violence. it's written, our communities are poor. repeat a soul, this nation repeats a very so lucian and we, we have to do more to protect her schools are turned into prisons. any attempts to pass gun control legislation face and uphill battle. congress is divided and the republican controlled house has shown little interest in gun control legislation. i asked our correspondent, catalina, cham boy in washington. what was known of the victims while so developing, sorry, so we're still waiting for more information as the investigation begins. we know they are, as you mentioned, 3 children and 3 adults of victims. we don't know who they are. we don't know how old they are, but we're talking about a school with 3 to 12 years old. and we don't know if the 3 adult victims are teachers or administrators of the school. we do know that the shooter was killed by the police, as you mentioned as. so we're talking about 7 total people dead so far. and what is being said about a motive of this female shooter? well, we know that they are investig

and with a gap between rich and poor getting worse, andy, warming planet and job killing technology on the way. and a globe dividing rivalry between china and the u. s. with people scared about their jobs and their future and governments that don't want migration and don't want free trade anymore. or we already in the era of the globalization, or at least slow bill is ation as my guess today, cause it was so many interconnected future of the world questions we need to think through. we're talking today with someone who can help us understand where we are going. he is the economist, serial rubini, professor at new york university and author of mega threats 10 dangerous trends that imperil our future and how to survive them. well, you know, one of the things you write very compellingly about neural in this great book and i'll tell everybody read this book. it's just an eye opener on so many massive, significant threats, not just financial. we're talking about right now. but climate change a i other dimensions, but you knew the late paul volcker? well, i happen to know paul volcker well, and in some senses he was the hero of a moment of coming out of a

u. s. at least in norway, half of them are, are companies, the other half is people with a certain income. absolutely. and it's the same in poor countries as well. but these people, if they can afford an ice car, you need to make sure they also can afford an e v instead. and that's where green text is coming. you put higher texas on ice course and you allow ease to compete so that people that actually afford new cars can afford a needy that people the way less money in every country will have to wait a few years until these ease are available in the 2nd hand market right now, that is starting to happening, norway, we have a growing secondhand market for ease because we've been selling these cars force for us some time. we can't we, i don't think that the solution is to make cars to cheap because that doesn't doesn't going to help us. it if they, if they're too cheap, every one will buy it, buy a car. and as alyssa says, we need to to make sure people are also using public transport, walking, cycling, and, and so on. a car shouldn't be too cheap, but even should to compete with ice course. i think ethically your spot on christi

it struck a poor neighborhood in a city of my house. 4 children were among the victories authorities, fear the death toll could rice parts of the u. s. state of california bracing for more downforce after a wave of storms. const severe flooding in the north. thousands of people have been told to evacuate after a river in a central coast region. first its facts by science fiction, comedy, everything everywhere. all at once has won 7 oscars, including best picture of the academy awards in los angeles. the majority asian cast and directing team also made history out here is heidi's, or castro was at the not so red carpet in hollywood the me with and you everything everywhere. all at once, one, almost everything everywhere. among its 7 prizes. best picture. this feels in credible best director. i once you acknowledge my context, my immigrant parents, my father, who fell in love with movies because he needs escape the world and thus passed that love of movies on to me. my mother, who was a creative soul, who wanted to be a dancer, an actor and singer, but could not afford the luxury of that life. pat. hi, so your best actress making mich

even though relations are very poor, this is all about a lot of this is about keeping lines of communication open. and she was just playing out politically in the u. s. a. it's been very sick. so ready. there's been a big debate about the blank check. that's jerry bud. keep saying he's going to give to your credit. it's become a big issue. and the republican party, the 2 leading presidential candidates, donald trump, and run to sounds as he was declared both saying look, we should really, we should really be looking at whether we should be trying to get into these, these positions or unintended consequences with nuclear armed rush raise it really the strategic interest. so as i once or the republican party would just say, look, this is more proof that we should be getting out. they wouldn't be saying that this public opinion was telling against us us black check that we've seen that in the pose. and you also have the, the nia collins on the democratic party who's saying that this just shows we have to confront the russian bear even more severely. she returns, thank you very much. the court and pakistan has ordered police to postpone the arrest of fu