u. s senate banking committee. we are the middle of a banking crisis, and our center is supposed to represent in pennsylvania. i can't leave the hospital. there's something wrong. they've lied to us before and i'm i'm afraid they're lying to us now. state director insists the senator's office has never stopped working and that the senator has been informed and engaged throughout chief of

u. s. now in a much anticipated congressional showdown. long time starbuck c. e o. howard schultz, defending his company's aggressive stance against union efforts in an appearance before a u. s. senate committee. i'm going schoultz, who's now the outgoing interim c. e o said 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 union. let's go and stuff on siemens in our washington bureau. stephan, how did this labor dispute turn int

u. s. intelligence committee at the annual national threats assessment hearing. let's get the feels now with auntie is kenneth martin. we have yet another hearing going on before the u. s. senate, and of course the u. s. senate is being briefed on one of the favorite topics on capitol hill these days. the idea that china is some kind of massive threat to the united states and the world. now, what we heard was basically testimony assessing that despite the efforts by the united states, to whip up hostility to russia and isolate russia around the world. china will continue to cooperate and strengthen its relationship with russia when it comes to diplomacy. when it comes to defense technology, economic cooperation, it's saturday, the office of the director of national intelligence made clear that russia and china are working closely together. now in addition to that, we heard predictions from us officials, the intelligence community that china will continue to press taiwan. and furthermore, china will seek to undercut the united states. here's some of what we heard. the c, c p continues to take and increasingly aggressive approach to external affairs, pursuing its goal of buildin

u. s. intelligence committee of the annual national threat. successful hearing on see is caleb open as the details? we have yet another hearing going on before the u. s. senate, and of course, the u. s. senate is being briefed on one of the favorite topics on capitol hill these days. the idea that china is some kind of massive threat to the united states and the world. now, what we heard was basically testimony assessing that despite the african by the united states, to whip up hostility to russia and isolate russia around the world before china will continue to cooperate and can strengthen its relationship with russia when it comes to diplomacy. when it comes to defense technology, economic cooperation, it's saturday, the office of director of national intelligence made clear that russia and china are working closely together. now in addition to that, we heard predictions from us officials, the intelligence community, and that china will continue to press taiwan. and furthermore, that china will seek to undercut the united states. here's some of what we heard. the c, c p continues to take and increasingly aggressive approach to external affairs, pursuing it

u. s. senate is holding a hearing on the derailment of a train in ohio that was carrying hazardous materials last month. senators, one answers on rail safety after a string of recent derailments on wednesday, another freight train crashed in west virginia, enjoying 3 people, dumping fuel into a river. the transportation department says it's taking immediate steps to improve accountability and safety. and the company running the trains. norfolk southern apologized in the senate saying it would clean up the site of the crash. i've been to east palestine many times. over the past month. i've talked with the leaders, the business owners, the school officials, the clergy and others throughout the community. they shared their stories and their concerns about the health of their families and the future of the community. they love. i am determined to make this right. norfolk southern will cleaned the site safely, thoroughly. and with urgency, you have my personal commitment. patty, go ahead, is live on this from capitol hill, patty, as we were saying that the crash triggered public outrage with resi

u. s. senate holding a hearing over the de roman to the train in ohio that was carrying hazardous materials last month. senators want answers on rail safety after a string of recent accidents. on wednesday, another freight train crashed in west virginia and during 3 people and dumping fuel into a river, the department of transportation says it's taking immediate steps to improve accountability and safety. i'm terribly sorry for the in fact this, the roman has had on the folks of that community. and yes, it's my personal commitment. the norfolk southern commitment that we're going to be there for as long as it takes to help ease palestine thrive and recover. that's my personal commitment. in 10 years, norfolk southern eliminated 38 percent of its work force. think of that in a decade. they cut more than a 3rd of their jobs. we seen what the company did with their massive profits. norfolk southern spent $3400000000.00 on stock buybacks last year. we're planning to do even more this year. that's money that could have gone to hiring inspectors up to putting more hot box detectors along its rail

u. s. senate is holding a hearing on the derailment to betray in ohio last month. we will be live from capitol hill and protests in georgia forest legislators to withdraw a controversial bill that many had feared would silence the media. and critics ah, so let's start in israel where the united states defense secretary is on a visit shortened by a weeks long protest against the government's plans to change the judicial system. ward, austin has met prime minister benjamin netanyahu and defense minister. you are gallant, near televi, tv's been gorey on airports. israel is a major strategic partner for the united states. and that very special relationship began when president truman became the 1st world leader to recognize the state of israel. 11 minutes after it was form. and that was some 75 years ago in our bond is rooted in far more than just shared interest. it's rooted in the shared values of democracy and freedom. and the rule of law i and that there was a confrontation between a protester and israel. security minister been to veer outside the airport. demonstr

congressman connor will serve as the co chair for her u s senate campaign.statement, connors said lee is the progressive leader californians need right now. lee said she was honored to receive his support this endorsement and speculation that kind of would run for the senate seat being vacated by dianne feinstein, who is not seeking reelection. president kamala harris has arrived in africa for a week long visit. dancers drummers and students greeted the vice president when she arrived in ghana's capital, africa's population has a median age of 19. harris's visit is expected to center on the younger generation. the vice president says it is an honor to witness the extraordinary innovation and creativity occurring on the continent. continent. what an honor it is. to be here in ghana. and on the continent of africa. today begins a weeklong journey. first here in ghana, then on to tanzania and then zambia. on behalf. of the president and our entire nation. we bring you greetings. and we are looking forward to this trip. as a further statement. the long and endur

u. s. senators of allegations of union busting. and we'll tell you why life is getting harder for the big cat known as that goes to the himalayas. ah hello, welcome to another look at the international forecast and we have still got more one, several weather coming in across the west coast of the u. s. is the latest area of low pressure for nasty little system here. it's brought some very heavy rain in the course. the mountains snow in across the sierra nevada. still seeing a little bit of wet weather. was it go on 3 thursday, but it is a gradually improving pitch our when she, whether they're snow, they're across the rockies. useful snow for one would hope it'd be the wet weather over towards the deep south and noticed the winds coming in from a southerly direction. so we picking up at warm moist air from the gulf of mexico ahead of that, some colo ebert, bryce guys there entered they see 12 degrees celsius. as we go through, we're into friday. you can swap those numbers around 21 celsius with d. c. so that was at warmer air, comi

u. s senate as donald trump and his supporters were trying to block the congressional certification of the presidency. and now pence is going to have to speak about some of the conversations he had directly with trump leading up to that day, especially ones where donald trump may have been acting corruptly. that's according to the judge, in this case, and also we know some of these conversations from other witnesses who've spoken about them are ones where donald trump was berating or making fun of mike pence in different ways, pressuring him to block the election result in which he was not willing to do and so it's quite a significant win for the special counsel's investigation , but pence does have a bit of a carve out here. he's not going to have to speak about the time where he was specifically presiding over the u. s senate during that vote, and also we know that this is a resounding loss for donald trump, who continues to try and block people's answers before this grand jury by claiming executive privilege he could not win. isn't that argument, either? there is the possibility that th

u. s. republican senator ted cruz has labeled that decision by brazil to allow 2 iranian war ships to dock and rio de janeiro. the story quickly drew the attention of renown journalists, playing greenwald, known for breaking the edward snowden story, who rang the alarm over a quote, us at parker c. we've been hearing for years that ukraine has the right to host whatever foreign militaries or alliances at once and russia has no say in it. yet ted cruz thinks he can dictate to brazil a country thousands of miles away, which ships it can and cannot host on its soil. washington has worn the both brazil and brazilian companies doing business with iranian ships are now in danger of what they're calling, crippling sanction saundra us something terrorism laws. it's not the 1st time the u . s. has issued advice to south america is biggest the call me previously urging brazilian to rethink its diplomatic relations with terra. despite initially bowing to pressure from washington, brazilian president lead the sober meter agreed to allow the iranian ships to dock, continuing a policy of maintaining goo

u. s. senate committee sholtes at his company had a right to push back against the efforts that it had not broken labor laws were punished. employees involved in those efforts. some 300 of starbucks more than 15000 stores in the us have so far voted to unionize. all right, that's our show. you can find out more about these and other business stories online. check us out at d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube or the deed of news channel. you can find us on facebook as well. for me in the business team here, berlin likes watching one tragedy to many vincenzo luciano had been a fisherman in cro. tony italy for 40 years. he was one of the 1st on the beach when more than 80 people had drown. since then, he can no longer pursue his work. the drama of international refugee policy destroys so many lives. focus on europe. next, on dw conflict with 2 as the fighting ground zone in ukraine. spur thought because some of the countries on the edge of the wars i, i'll stay below a these days that's moldova, 5 minutes. the nicu po, press group is government struggling to come back? hybrid a

u. s. senate foreign 1st committee has approve legislation aimed at stifling the social media platform. that builds advancement, counting those tensions between washington on beijing steadily increased. the wife alice has raised security concerns about the app and ordered all u. s. federal agencies to remove the software from their systems. now, this later legal effort would allow the biden administration to the carry, tick, talk a, quote, extraordinary threat. beijing has rubbish that calling the move and unjustifiable violation of for business practices, neighborhoods, alecia toll. how cool? how unsure of itself can the world top superpower like the u. s. b to fear young people's favorite app like that? we firmly opposed those strong action. so the u. s. government should respect the principles of market economy and fair competition. we stop suppress in the companies and provide the an open fare and non discriminatory environment for foreign companies. in the u. s. he knew what he thought you went while brussels has also jumped on the bandwagon. the e, you know, forbids the use of tic

u. s. senate has held a hearing over the derailment of the train in ohio that was carrying hazardous materials last month. norfolk southern railway. see you apologized for the incident and pledge millions of dollars to help the effect that area senators and both part he said congress these to pass rail saying to reforms and propose the railway safety at at least 30 people have been killed after torrential rains em, landslides, hit indonesia, remote not tuner region on tuesday. so far, 8 people have been pulled out alive. in the 700, rescuers have been deployed to search for the dozens of others. still missing. 2 people have been convicted in indonesia for their roles and stadiums damply that killed a 135 people. an investigation found the main cause was police fire and tear gas into the stems. malaysia's former prime minister machine, yes, even the has been arrested by anti corruption. investigators is due to be charged in court on friday. the charges include abuse of power and money laundering and a u. s. court sentenced a former goldman sachs bank after 10 years in prison. for embezzling bil

u. s. senate is holding a hearing about the derailment of a trained in ohio that with carrying hazardous materials last month, sentences will likely demand answers on real safety after a string of recent derailments. in fact, on wednesday, another freight train crashed in west virginia, injuring 3 people in dumping fuel into a river. the department of transportation says it's taking immediate steps to improve accountability and safety. a taliban governor has been killed in a suicide bombing in northern afghanistan is happened in mazar, e sharif in the province of bulk. the 1st time as senior taliban official have been killed since the group took control of afghanistan in 2021. and 2 people have been convicted in indonesia for their roles, and a stadium stampede that killed a 135 people. an investigation found the main cause was police firing tear gas into the stand. right, those are headlines and use continues on al jazeera, after witness in the face of a cost of living crisis. the u. k. chancellor is set to announce spring budget, but with thousands of civil servants, despite overpaid e

u. s. senate hearing after being accused of so called union busting, howard shells and other executives deny allegations. they illegally fired pro union employees and spied on workers non columbian soldiers have been killed in an attack by elan rebels. it happened in a rural area of and caught men near the border with venezuela. it is the most serious incident since november and will for the strain piece, the oceans between the government and the left wing rebel group. columbia's defense minister has described the killing as an attack on peace. those are your headlines . witness is coming up next. in south korea, a new generation is taking the stage, shaking up social media session any time one hour days make the world's oldest influence on out there. with who here's my favorite of all the whole jetta. all be want to know b is my favorite. he's just so slam firstly, what is my light bill? lot of them. oh my yoga. he loves it. now there's a boy there. you know where he, if you take him out of the bath, he run around all over the floor and talk. and you can ask him saying things in here f

u. s. senate.he country's turbulent banking industry will get a lot of congress's attention tomorrow. here's a live look right now at the us capitol, where federal regulators plan to testify tomorrow about the recent bank collapses. representatives from the federal deposit insurance corporation and the treasury department are set to appear before the house financial services committee. that hearing is expected to be the first of several that will take a close look at the recent collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank. lawmakers say they want to review what happened and come up with more stringent regulations to prevent a repeat pieces of the computer code used to run twitter were leaked online, according to the new york times, a legal document filed in federal court shows twitter issued a subpoena on friday demanding the platform get hub take down the code, where it was posted. get hub and internet hosting service for software development complied with the subpoena. it is unclear how lon

u. s senate passed, said congresswoman lee would bring principled and tenacious leadership to californiaht now. two other members of congress are also running for that seat. southern california congress members adam schiff and katie porter has moved out of the bay area, but many communities are now facing freezing temperatures. efforts in the south bed and make sure everyone stays safe. also they were approved for unemployment payments. but now the state is claiming fraud, the frustration and lives inside his home. police arrested 35 year old peter karasev. they say he lived on potomac court with his wife and two children. authorities said that was especially dangerous given they found both explosives and highly combustible drug making material in the home. authorities say there's so much to go through. federal agents were called in to assist and they expect it takes several days to go through and remove everything will continue to follow the story for you and bring you the latest information as we get it to the north bay, where a memorial is growing outside montgomery high school in san

u. s. senate and the state senate in pennsylvania in chicago. i'm garrett tenney fox news.ewlywed couple from hayward say a tour group left them stranded in the ocean in hawaii while they were snorkeling during their honeymoon, and now the couple filed a $5 million lawsuit against the tour boat company. elizabeth webster and alexander burkle say it happened near maui 18 months ago, their attorney says they had spent about an hour in the oceans water when they realized their tour boat had sailed away. once they realized the boat had left, and they you know, were obviously distraught and upset and had no choice except to swim to the nearest landmass, which was lanai. their attorney says the company did refund the couple's money. ktvu news has reached out to the tour boat company, but so far there has been no response to the pending lawsuit. the heads of san francisco mew nissay, they see tough times down the road once monies. federal relief money runs out. executive director says his agency is now facing unprecedented economic challenges. following the pandemic ridership is l

u. s. senate hearing all to being accused of so call union busting, howard shouts, and all the executives deny allegations that they legally 5 pro union employees and spied on work. those are you headlines, needs, continues here now does thereafter restitution africa stolen art talk to al jazeera. we ask, who is really fighting this war? russia is a wagner or is it the russian military? we listen, we started talking to me, am i also that this there are your citizen, you should pick them back. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. they are hundreds of thousands of african artifacts in western museums masks, jewelry, manuscript statues, visitors admire their beauty in glass display cases. but how many of them realize that most are only there because of colonization. the fact is that more than 3 quarters of sub saharan africa as physical heritage was removed from the continent . with ho many people have been demanding the restitution of what they see as stolen works for decades. but their voices have largely been ignored. db ah. however in 2017

u. s senator and only to have served in the history of the senate, kamala harris here in california, and carol moseley braun from illinois. oakland zoo has had a difficult few months, the zoo says it has lost millions of dollars in revenue, all because of storm related closures, and it's preparing to close again this week because of this new storm. aside from the storms, as you also made the difficult decision to euthanize 46 year old african elephant who was suffering from a number of health problems, katie views. brooks jarocz has the story. for more than 40 years, lisa has called the oakland zoo home. but for the last decade the african elephant has suffered from degenerative arthritis despite therapy, medication and treatments. her care team made the difficult decision to ease or discomfort by humanely euthanizing her sometimes in life. you know it's goods. you have to let go. it's just the latest thing to go this year. last week, a large eucalyptus tree took out the zoo's aviary. six exotic birds escaped while find him since been captured diego a pied crow is still missing. it's har

u. s senate from taking up promotions for uniformed military officers and even dividing some republicanscriticizing tuberville for his approach. it's a tactic that he chose to use, republican senator deb fischer told punch bowl news . it's not one that i would use tuberville attempting to downplay the impact of his blockade. this is not the end of the world, even as he recommits continue to have a hold until i get to sit down with people in the department defense doesn't get resolved. the senate majority leader could work around this. schumer could bring up each and every one of the nearly 160 nominees to the floor on their own for an individual vote, rather than in mass like it's typically done, but that is a very time consuming process that could eat, updates. potentially even weeks of this, and it's time, erin. all right, sunlen. thank you very much, and i want to go now to someone you saw profile in someone's reporting. in the democratic senator michael bennet. he has been one of the most vocal critics of senator tuberville, and he's a member of the intelligence committee. so obvious

u. s. senate plus new evidence and new details in the lawsuit against actress gwyneth paltrow will bring you the latest on her ski accident trial, and california is facing yet another storm system with the potential for more power outages, flooding and toppled trees. and the area of low pressure causing all of this off the united states. west coast continues to strengthen, will have rainfall totals and time frame of which that rain can occur. coming up in just a few minutes. hmm. you could manufacture a whole new wayay. f manufacturing. you could disrupt buying habits before they disrupt your business. you could fire up a new generation of startups and fuel the search for what comes next. so what are you waiting for? baker tilly, do y struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? asep support has a ique blend of five key ingredients that can help you false it faster. stay asleep longer, so you can wake up refreshed. que no the brand i trust. hi i'm lauren. i lost £67 in 12. months on, go low go low and

u. s. senator graham recalled the clinton administration's intervention and columbia as an inspiration for his plan. this comes as for americans were abducted in mexico earlier this month. they had travel to an area which the u. s. state department had warned about rampant crime there once across the border. the group was attacked and captured by mass gunmen. the ordeal ended with 2 americans dead, while 2 others are undergoing medical treatment in the u. s. hospital. latin american studies professor daniel daniel shaw believes that the current mexican president has a historic chance to and us had gemini in the region. the mexican people can see that its united states is invaded more than 200 times since the monroe doctrine, in 18. 24 was adopted. how many invasions of nic and i were under a suit, panama grenade, of the dominican republic of puerto rico. how many u. s. military bases in panama, under, as in pedro in columbia encircling any country who strives to be. busy self determining such as venezuela nic and i will cuba or bolivia, the united states has no moral standing to try to dic

u. s. senatens at e nomination of deputy undersecretary for international finance and development at the treasury department. a vote to advance his domination will take place at 5:30 p.m. eastern. later in a week more work on president biden's executive dominations including former los angeles mayor eric garcetti to be as ambassador to india. the president first nominate him for the new delhi-based post nearly two years ago ago in july of 2021. the house is currently in addition work. mick. they will return for business on wednesday march 22 after the house republicans annual retreat in orlando, florida. watch live coverage of the house on c-span. you can see the senate on c-span2 and remind you can want all of our

u. s or a force lieutenant colonel, who said there's bipartisan support for ramping up ukraine's war effort of congressmen are often directly funded by the private military industry. i know how the u. s. senate gets reelected and they get re elected through their relationships and the donors that they have in this country. and out of many of those are from the defense sector. and so, you know, it's not in their interest to reduce spending. it's not in their interest to ask hard questions that may lead to the reduction in that spread. that's exactly what would happen if we actually looked at this areas by bipartisan support to continue to spend, as we saw with the senate, the senate vote just recently. i think we'll hear more talk about it as they, as the various candidates, some try to lay the waste in the fraud and the destruction. on the other side, we know from viet nam and from afghanistan in many other places that we don't care about democracy. in fact, the only kind of democracy, the united states really likes is the kind that is allied with its current political interest. even though congress doesn't seem to have learned its lessons on afghanistan, i think the american people kind of

u. s. senate gets reelected. and they get re elected through their relationships and the donors that they have in this country. and how many of those are from the defense sector. and so, you know, it's not in their interest to reduce spending. it's not in their interest to ask hard questions that may lead to the reduction in that spent. that's exactly what would happen if we actually looked at this a pretty sizable amount. 22 republican senators voted against establishing that watchdog. no many g o p. lawmakers are or even advocating for an increase in u. s. military aid. some or not though, on it comes as the, the most likely republican candidates in the next presidential election from the some says donald trump are skeptical about american involvement in ukraine. what's your ticket? how that plays out within the party as well? well, i mean, the santas has a lot of trump supporters. trump has his own set of supporters and of course was pretty wildly popular in this country. for some time. they are in touch both

u. s. u. k and spain signed a joint draft us the lucian seeking military action. but 2 days later, the u. s. senate allies attacked iraq without un approval. the world is better off without saddam in power. george bush's words were back by former british prime minister, tony blair, driven by desire for regime change. the u. k. decided to join us forces and toppling the iraqi government and unleashing chaos in the country. are teas marina . cassandra picks up the story once a years after the us led invasion of iraq and one question remains, could it have been prevented? well, the answer seems to be no, because it was the plan all along. after $911.00, it was payback time for america. and the hans for state sponsors of terrorism was on after afghanistan, iraq became the next target. and the british prime minister, tony blair, became george bush's accomplice. all that was missing was an excuse to invade. well, here in the declassified letter, we can see how blair tells bush that he's with him no matter what, as in he'll support him in removing saddam hussein from power. i will be with you. what's heat

u. s. senate hearing after being a keys of said, call union busting, howard shouts. now the executives deny allegations they illegally find pro union employees and spied on workers. my can are reports from washington dc. for decades, howard schultz was held as an example of benign u. s. capitalism. his company was supposed to offer ownership equity in a strong benefits package, and now it says it offers a minimum wage of over $17.00 an hour among the highest in the country. right. the committee chair though, sees another picture over the past 18 months. starbucks has waged the most aggressive and illegal union busting campaign in the modern history of our country. that union bustling campaign has been led by howard schultz. o. starbucks has become the focus of intense criticism by labor groups were legibly trying to crush attempts by individual stores to unionize. every day we wake up thinking about how we can put our people 1st, put them in a position to win, into everything we can to demonstrate the conscience, the heart and the values of starbucks. coffee company,

u. s. senate. i think the one accurate thing about the political article was that there is disagreement in the people who run american military and foreign policy about how much more support are weapons to send to you. great, there there is that's, that's real, that's accurate. there is disagreement. so but the problem is that ukraine has already lost this, or nato has already lost a score. russia is going to achieve whatever objectives it was within the next several months. and there's nothing, any nato country, including the united states can do to stop that. so air debate, how much, how many more weapons this is irrelevant? there is a number of developments, one that knew congress, which all of whom don't want to continue writing blank checks. but to be extraordinary agreement, the china just a broker to between iran and saudi arabia and the fact that back in february, china put forward to 12 point proposal for negotiated the fire between russia and ukraine. the united states, nato. the u. k. th

u. s. senate saying that the her and the administration are gratified that it is a hunk of metal on the bottom of the c gloating. right? you know, the way you know, neocons do, glowed publicly about such things. and seymour hersh has been pilloried, ignored completely by the western media. why is that this is a man who has broke so many important stories going back to the my lai massacre, he is an investigative journalist. they say, i've seen that headline articles. what happened to seymour hersh? nothing happened to seymour hersh. seymour hersh is still the investigative journalists that believes that journalism serves to question power. the other thing that i, that i see happening. speaking of this shift that we're starting to see is, history has told me in the years that i've been on this planet, that when something continues for a long time, it creates fatigue. and when it's not your country, you're fighting in that fatigue sets in sooner. these of the, any of the conflagration that we've been in lately, the american people just don't care after a while, i've canister and lasted for

u. s. senator. he said some time ago already. russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. is 13 essentially locked king russia into that kind of a status or the super ross is not a destination. ross is much more than the gas station. if you look what's happening in africa, it's not on the arctics. both in africa, it's perfectly fine cobra corporation between china and ross, the china buildings construction, many african countries and thrust washing the brains of rhythms because the influence of russia, russian info, well fair enough is extremely, extremely struck. so it's corporation and many different levels. so much more than gossip oil, it's on the global scale. it's against the united states, against the verse, against the liberal democracy of the faith concept and against a whole set of the rest of the videos we used to have here in the vest. it's in so it's so much more for them or their logical level that understanding oil. gus is suited china and russia regularly hold joint military drills and for some weeks or even i think now a couple of months. u. s. intelligenc

u. s. senator. he said some time ago already. russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. is 13 essentially locked king russia into that kind of a status or the same. but ross is not a gas station. ross is much more than the gas station. if you look what's happening in africa, it's not on the architect by then africa. it's perfectly frank about corporation, between chain in the us, the china building, the introspection, many african countries interested washington brains and africans because the influence of russia, russia, info, well fair enough because that extremely, extremely struck. so it's cooperation on many different levels so much more than the gas and oil, it's on the global scale. it's against united states, against the best, against the little democracy of the state concept and against the whole set of the rest of the radios. we used to have here in the vest it's in so it's so much more for them on a logical level that are just saving or gus the suit of china and russia regularly hold joint military drills and for some weeks, even i think now a couple of months