u. s. total support package to near a $70000000000.00. at this point, they re emerged hours later in a more formal press conference where they took questions from the press. have a listen to president zalinski addressing a question about the patriot missile defense system. we shared with them what's going to happen when the patriot missile systems are installed. we'll give a signal to president biden that we would like to get more of them. oh we're, we're done is i won't lie who we are in war. i'm sorry. i'm really sorry. it was a bit disconcerting that both presidents, zalinski and biden, and the whole press pool. i would laugh about such an idea of having a more patriot systems given to ukraine, not just this one. so this to me highlights the dysfunction here in washington being completely disconnected from the average american who is more worried about the cost of living, the cost of food, the cost of eggs, bread, flour, the cost of heating their homes, the cost of things, gasoline in their cars, they're more concerned about that. then

t s m c says it's spending a total of $40000000000.00 on a semiconductor plant in the state of arizona. president joe biden says the project is proof. the u. s. is breaking as dependency on foreign manufacturers for chips. he's visited arizona to celebrate the projects, along with apple seo. tim cook, d. s m c says the expansion will leads to the creation of around $10000.00 tech jobs with a target of producing $600000.00 microchips per year in the twin facilities. welcome on this last speak to our financial cost on to new york young quarter. yes, president biden. and tim cook both very excited about this. why is it such a big deal? well, i mean, it is a big one. no doubt about a tyrant. semi is the world's biggest producer of so called advance ships, and they're also by far the largest them foundry, meaning a company that produces a chip for other companies that with their own designs. and for many years, taiwan phemie actually had argued that it's much more efficient to use make our hops, or giga text in taiwan to produce those ships. so now obviously they're creating this, a huge manufacturing side them in arizona, in the united states

u. s including several reporters. you're right. we're totally exposed right now.g back to china, but dance the chinese company that owns tiktok now acknowledges four of its employees access journalists, private data as part of an effort to find who was leaking company information this year. journalists from buzzfeed and the financial times were reportedly tracked, and forbes says it's journalists were also spied on. saying by dance monitored journalists. physical location using their i p address by dance, says the employee's behavior violated the company's code of conduct. none of the individuals remain employed by dance. security. risks like this have long been a concern of u. s lawmakers who warned china is gaining access to user information of the more than 100 million us tiktok subscribers. the senate recently voted to ban the app on federally owned devices. the house could follow suit as soon as today, when you starting to look at what china could do with the information they could do things potentially like you know, use it to further target people for hacks

u. s. former president donald trump was impeached for withholding nearly $400000000.00 in aid for ukraine. the total allocated formula to expanding in the latest bill is $858000000.00. this is the highest price stack. the u. s. has ever since back to i so thanks so much for bringing us up to speed there. i'm sure we'll get more on that later on. thanks again for your time. and other developments parson in jonas side article has been banned from twitter, with no response so far to his appeal against the decision the last to pursue on his account before he was brian was a photo of 2 is ready. security officials during an attempt to the rest of an on palestinian who subsequently died. said ari cut regularly attends of the us state department media briefings in washington. he represents the policy in our goods newspaper, which has recently banned on facebook. so, so thanks so much for joining us. we're going live down to you. we appreciate you, julia here. see now, why has this happen, man, did you expect such a bomb? no, i did not. thank you for having me on the show here, but no, i never thought that

u. s. former president donald trump was impeached for withholding nearly $400000000.00 in aid for ukraine. the total allocated formula they're expanding in the latest bill is $858000000.00. this is the highest price sac. the u. s. has ever seen ukrainian presidential adviser has called for the targeting of you rail weapons factories over there, alleged upcoming supplies of arm. so russia, which both moscow and teheran, have denied iran plan and seduce me. saw drawn supplies for russia, blood and li cumulate, dissertation of international sanctions. important to abandon none the walk in sanctions invalid to you and resolutions concept. i moved to more destructive, two's liquidation of plants. arrests of supplies also says keith has failed to present any evidence of his allegations that the russian ministry has been using iranian, made weapons for his thoughts are on, did admit to supply a small number of joins to russia, but stressed that the shipment was delivered prior to military opperation in ukraine, iran has also so many denied sending any missiles to russia as now cross live to discuss these d

u. s. is trying to come up with, it's totally unenforceable. it's not going to work. and what it will create is an alternative, asian shipping insurance company in industries or other services, shipping services industries. it'll continue to split the, you know, the global economy, which is what apparently the us wants. they wanna bifurcate global trade here with the sanctions. and the, the part that does not go with the asia, china, or the us wants to dominate. that seems to be where the u. s. long term is going to bring down an economic iron curtain on the global trade. now, some or some missouri. 3 people have been repulsed, sidney killed, and 5 others wounded in the latest ukraine artillery shelling of sabine areas in the city of dan asked a warning. you may find the following video, disturbing. local official saying, clean forces have been dozen dozens of artillery strikes in the dentist republic of the past. they alone, while using nato ordinance residential buildings and stores damaged by the shunning artes, roman causeway reports from the regional capital. i'm

u. s. house of representatives has voted to provide record defense spending next year, totaling $858000000000.00 as a row. the figure is 45000000000 more than asked for by president joe biden. the bill also includes a provision to scrap cove at 9 teen vaccine mandates for military personnel and supporters of peruse, ousted president pedro castillo, have clashed with police. backers of the populace leader are demanding his release and the suspension of parliament. a peruvian court ordered his detention on thursday after congress voted to impeach him. well, it has been one year since olaf schultz was sworn in as german chancellor. his 3 way coalition government came to power on a platform of change. a rush as full scale invasion of ukraine in february has meant they've had to abandon some of their core principles, not least of all regarding power generation here g, w takes a look back at the chancellors challenging 1st 12 months. for 16 years, she was the face of germany, anglo makeover felt solid, dependable, safe, until 2021. when this guy took over, all of so it's brought in, nicole listen, gov

u. s hourly workers. payouts will totalbout $50 million among the new benefits of parental leave in additional mental health, tyson says. it's average hourly pay is now around $19 an hour, not including overtime. tyson is also offering free educational opportunities and a ride share program that provides a low cost way to commute. writers are charged affair every time they enter a station. but if they never get on a train, and they leave that same station they don't get their money back. but now, after years of request from writers, the agency is relaxing that policy ktvu tom baker reports when you write on bart, you tag on with clipper when you exited another station, you tag off in the appropriate fare is charged, but a few riders might tag on and then go back out for a whole variety of reasons, including going out to their car or office. they get something they needed that imposes a so called $6.40 excursion fare, but we don't want to penalize people who just change their mind for whatever reason or accidentally enter. t

u. s. is trying to come up with, it's totally unenforceable. it's not going to work, and i, what it will create is no, alter, live asian and shipping insurance company and industries, or other services, shipping services industries. it'll continue to split the, you know, the global economy, which is what the apparently, the u. s. wants they wanna bifurcate the global trade here with the sanctions and the, the part that does not go with the asia, china, or the u. s. wants to dominate. that seems to be where the u. s. long term is going to bring down an economic iron curtain. on the global trade, the interesting, you made a lot of interesting place. i mean i, i, i'm not going to pay for all of them. but one of the thing that stuck in my mind as they rush decides not to smithy, let's forget about the loopholes that say that russian just decide not to sell the oil to the eve. what kind of difficulties with the e face? well, the, you can get the oil from the u. s. at a much higher price, just as is getting noel. i mean that natural gas from iowa to

u. s. is trying to come up with, it's totally unenforceable. it's not going to work. and what it will create as an alternative, asian shipping, insurance company and industries, or other services, shipping services industries look and pay you to split the global economy, which is what the apparently the u. s. wants they, while bifurcate the global trade here with the sanctions and the, the part that does not go with the asia, china, or the u. s. wants to dominate. that seems to be where the u. s. long term is going to bring, bring down an economic iron curtain on the global trade on unexplored out. 3 people have been revolted, killed, and 5 others wounded in the ne, to see train auxilary shelling of civilian areas in the city of dusk. one. and you may find the following, video, stubborn, ah, global official, se ukrainian forces have conducted dozens of, of the strikes in the dentist republic. over the past. they alone are using natal ordinance residential buildings, stores and damaged by the shilling parties. roman casa ro reports from the regional capital. again, awa

u. s. house of representatives has voted to provide record defense spending next year, totaling $858000000.00. the figure is 45000000000 more than asked for by president joe biden. the bill also includes a provision to scrap cove at 19 vaccine mandates for military personnel. supporters of peruse, austan, president pedro castillo, have clashed with police. backers of the populace leader are demanding his release and the suspension of parliament. a peruvian court ordered his detention on thursday after congress voted to impeach him. south korea has ordered strike and cargo truck drivers to return to work. those who refuse to comply could face up to 3 years in jail or a maximum fine of 30000001. that's around $22000.00 euros. south korea's government as a prolonged strike could begin to hurt major export industries. and croatia will join europe, passport re travel area in january. it clears the way for an end to land border controls between croatia and other shingle members and and to airport tracks will follow later. romania and will guerria were unable to overcome opposition to their membersh

u. s. defense budget is confrontational towards russia and it's totally unprecedented. it's aimed at long term destabilization of the european continent. the usaa legislation seeks to provide $850000000000.00 to increase funding on troops, weaponry, ships, and aircraft. as well as security assistance v crane and pie one. it includes $6000000000.00 for efforts to deter russian influence in europe. cross now live to discuss this with former pentagon owl is michael maloof. michael, thanks for joining us here. art awesome. now this would be the biggest defense budget in us history. isn't washington concerned about foot high spending? well, it's, it's authorizing program. so what, what comes after that is going to be the real nitty gritty and, and sticky wicket in the appropriations. and that is going to the end that by the time that that gets, you're going to have, you're going to have a republican controlled house. and that, that's where the, the deals are going to be made. and it is, it is the highest and it's allowing new programs. it's adding, for example, with the f $3

u. s. diplomat. regarding the situation there in ukraine. it would be totally counterproductive. and in fact, the, i think it's also a signal that the by the administration would like the lensky to start thinking about a ceasefire and sitting down and talking and negotiate the final settlement. i think the by the administration is quickly coming to the conclusion that litski is out of his mind when he thinks he's going to take, hang in there and take everything back and, and expect the united states and, and then europe to follow suit and, and back him with back is every whim, it's just not going to happen. that's the reality in europe needs to wake up and smell the coffee here because the winter is about ready to set in. and i think the, i think russia has given ukraine ample opportunity now to do just that to come to the table. and what's happening is that zelinski is ignore that. and i think we're going to see a mass of russian offensive occurring here in the very near future. but i think the, what the natal representative us, natal representative said that is true true becaus

u. s. base. and if they were to get you 300 miles offshore, then granted, they haven't, they haven't total, a reason to believe you're trying to get on the base. you're doing some sort of active direct activism that you're trying to get on the base and try to sneak on the bait and that concerns me because it would leave you very little opportunity and it would be a great risk to your, to your safety. honestly for you to challenge them so openly, if you were to, to try to escape them, they'd forgive me, but they would hunt you down. they would, they would chase. you don't do that. why would you advice? this is lucy white, but being on that boat, i'd rather run into somalia, pirates than run into the u. s. military to be honest with it because they will be aggressive. they will be very aggressive and they will, they will shoot 1st and ask questions later. i think i think there's a good chance at the west 1st unless they were in friday morning at the about the on that i would have to wait on that to you. why don't you maggie? ha, babylon humans wasn't ye? oh g, a one? 0, 1 january shit we see via even

total. it's given almost $55000000000.00 to ukraine. the u. s. has committed the most funding from a single nation for arms, weapons, and other equipment. $50700000000.00. more than 24000000000 of that is from military support. 10.5000000000 is for humanitarian needs. the 2nd biggest donor country, the united kingdom has pledge just over $7500000000.00. while canada has given about 4000000000. franklin, which is a military analyst at the university of portsmouth. he says, the patriot missiles that ukraine will receive won't be enough to repel russia's attacks page. it is a step change in capability, but the challenge for the ukrainians is that it does not particularly represent step changing capacity. in other words, picture it can do a lot more, a can shift our ballistic missiles. and i think over the next few months, ukraine is going to have serious problems with the iranian ballistic mas as it looks as if the russians are going to buy. but the trouble is they won't be able to shoot down very many. this is one battery, 8 launchers could fire 32

total. it's given almost $55000000000.00 to ukraine. the u. s. has committed the most funding from a single nation for arms, weapons, and other equipment. $50700000000.00. more than 24000000000 of that is for military support. 10.5000000000 is for humanitarian needs. the 2nd biggest donor country, the united kingdom has pledged just over $7500000000.00. while canada has given about 4000000000 patty, coal hain has more from washington d. c. another announcement of an additional $1850000000.00 and military equipment that will be going to ukraine. what's interesting about this announcement is exactly what they're sending. included is one miss patriot missile battery system. this is something you craters been asking for 4 months. this is a long range defensive weapon. it can shoot down short range ballistic vessels. cruise missiles, fighter jets. the problem is it takes a lot of people to operate at least 90. it takes months to do the training. so that's not going to be immediately effective on the battlefield. and it can protect a small area from at

u. s. is the indirectly fighting with russia. essentially what moscow does is to reenforce, once again, good narrative about total dependency of flood him as a landscape, a decision making on the biden administration. and here it must be sad that in russia it's widely believed that that's ukraine, that washington is fueling the conflict by providing military equipment for ukraine . vladimir putin has stated several times that he wants peace and military assistance. ukrainian hayes view is somewhat alienating keith and moscow from peace talks. i washed out, undersized as a proxy war. maria, i want to ask you, do you think that the u. s. as promise of more support and the delivery of patriot missile systems is going to further escalate the situation. well, moscow has already stated that the patriot, the pump system, which will help ukraine to define its air space, will be seen as an escalation. and they legitimate target for it, it avoids attacks. however, many analysts believe that this can be part of the so called the escalation game when russia is threatening western countries in hope that they will support ukraine last. and we hav

u. s. base, and if they were to get you 300 miles off shore, then granted, they haven't. they have a total of reason to believe you're trying to get on the base or doing some sort of act of direct activism. you're trying to get on the base and trying to sneak on the base and that concerns me because it would leave you very little opportunity. and it would be a great risk tier to your safety honestly for you to challenge them so openly. if you were to try to escape them, they'd forgive me, but they would hunt you down. they would, they would chase you. i really want you advice. this is mrs. white, but being on that boat, i'd rather run into somalia, pirates and run to the u. s. military, to be honest with it, because they will be aggressive, they will be very aggressive and they will, they will shoot 1st and ask questions later. i think i think there's a good chance of the west personnel in unless they weren't fighting more than that, the movie that would have to. yeah. not that would have to wait on that to you. why don't you maggie ha, babylon humans wasn't d. my young to see that one. 0,

u. s. policy, it's not surprising that we see twitter operating this way. they will probably, in some sense, they're totally beholden to the state and they don't care about profit. they just care about doing the bidding of the state because that's who has their backs. ultimately. while the u. s. ram south is om supplies, ukraine is deaf with the boxes. the united nations has expressed dismay and the organization refusals investigate, alleged in reading drug shipments. the russia, the u. s. hasn't cuza us as a general of yielding threats from after we heard from a person for iran, for mr. he says that countries, both instructional allegations of iran are actually the ones escalating the conflict. the tom wants jelly, hitch of the accusations against the law, mac republic of iran were politically motivated. indeed, individuals making these accusations against iran are themselves accused of escalade in conflict. there was another point. those who are accusing the islamic republic are supplying weapons and heavy military equipment to one of the parties in this conflict. there is no evidence to accuse iran of in

total, giving almost $55000000000.00 to ukraine. to date, the blog posted its commitments this month, given the major role which will place in european security as a single nation. the u. s. government has committed to providing most funding for arms, weapons, and other equipment by far in total, washington has provided about $50700000000.00 just over $24000000000.00 of that amount is for military funding. that figure does not include the patriot missiles while 10500000000 is for humanitarian needs. a 2nd, right country, the united kingdom has pledged to follow that just over $7500000000.00 in the canada is the 3rd rank country giving about $4000000000.00. i. lona, lisco is a for me you create an m p. along the base consultant. she's with us here in the studio, just on, on the, on the patriot missile system. as alan fisher was saying, they will need time to train people. how quickly do you think that this equipment will make a difference to the way things are going on the ground? it certainly takes them training to use patriot systems. i think it takes about several months to get people up to speed up with a very complex hardware. but according to my knowledge and speaki

and epic games will pay a total of $520000000.00 to settle complaints that violated children's privacy and used methods at tricked players into making purchases. the u. s. federal regulators say that 2 settlements are record breaking. epic games is the maker of the popular fortnight came until more on that epic games epic settlement. we turned to a wall. she correspond against quarter. yet tell us more about the ecstasies allegations against that annual a definitely it is an epic, a settlement and fortnight has made a fortune of for an epic. i mean the company at some point this year was worse about $32000000000.00. so basically we're looking at to, to a settlement sir on one side, and it's all about the children's online privacy and protection act says a one m allegation. and is that a there was no up? no real, a parental a information necessary of for the kids to play. and then it was some also about a chat and a voice communication as thing that's, that happened sir with a fortnight. so there was obviously some a potential abuse in this system. it's a mostly for kids from under the age of 13 and then also a 2nd, a settlement a basically a is a sayin

u. s. out. complete total hero. on the count of the united states.ing for democracy, leading people who are finding the democracy. bring honor to the congress of the united states. presidents lynskey needs to look at the american people in the eye and explain in a larger sense what the struggle was all about. there are skeptics. there is still a bipartisan consensus that 80 ukraine should continue and that something's lynskey will try to build on today. the white house says president zelensky will only be in washington for a few hours, and then he will head back to his people in ukraine date back to you. alright andre. thank you time now. 6 16 members of the oakland and i want a recount of the mayor's election , and they want the city and the county. to pay for it. activists say that ranked choice voting confused some voters. they say that confusion led to the votes of some people not being countered now. seneca scott was among the candidates for mayor who's not happy with the vote results. he pointed to the 3093 over votes in the election ballots th

in total, more than 30 countries have provided military equipment to ukraine. the u. s. has contributed the most by far with at least $8500000000.00 and military aid. next on the list is germany, which has given far less just over $2340000000.00 and united kingdom follows supplying weapons worth $1900000000.00. but ukraine's president has appealed for more funding, saying that the monthly cost of defense is about $5000000000.00. why this is a sleep post. i ask you to increase to supply their defense systems to our country, and hope speed up the relevant decisions or partners, or 100 percent air defense shield for ukraine route, one of the most successful steps against russian aggression. the step is needed right now. oh. well, for more on this, i'm now joined by all of our guests in care of we have pieces only if he is the executive director of the razor democracy initiative in moscow. we have puzzled tell him how he is a defense and military analyst and also a senior research fellow at the jamestown foundation. and in reagan latvia as leonid rogerson, as an independent

totally. the e u is not necessarily a member state in the o. s. e, but it has its own seat and acts on behalf of the whole group of e u. member states. this contradicts the procedural rules which specified that 57 sovereign states work within the oversee framework and should act in a sovereign capacity. and the fee was violating these rules, which we have drawn attention to this. each time there was a new chairmanship universal dust. you have to move, i think that is impossible to say that europe is isolating russia. it is the bureaucrats in brussels. we're trying to isolate russia. it is not europe or its people move in this regard, it is necessary to separate politics from normal life with the fact that life in europe is already not normal, is shown by recent events. the sanctions pressure on russia has turned into a glimmering against europe's own residences, to the citizens who are actively protesting and demanding an end to this policy, which is impacting the well being of european citizens in india recently assumed leadership of the g twenty

u. s. has an excuse me, the e u. i should say i sent back po, hit self rather badly, but the sanctions meant to quote, bring moscow to with leak. in total, twitter bessengers appear to show the platform intentionally broke its own rules to ban donald trump with and a lot of stories competing with the top spot in today's program here, what are you international? it's a great to have your company all this monday. as we come to your life from most attention is just keep on a ratcheting up in the balkans. as bell great says, the breakaway republic of kosovo has been violating established peace agreements. not really some off. they created a monster 23 years ago and finished making it in 2008. i have a question for our american partners. tell us which legal act to you and christina, respect to respect the you and charter or resolution $1244.00 or the brussels agreements, or is it the washington agreement? but a name at least one of these acts the pristina respects. name one, the you to the americans respectful name, at least one of the, one of the protest and cause of our updated the weekend when ethnic so demonstrate is put up roadblocks to

u. s. b, in the phone are so short to make sure i know so high and low then came the korea 19 reduced our returns into the country and also totally why these 2 are you don't, it doesn't 18 for long and about 4500000000 in tours but do 1021. it was just less than 1000000000. so distinct effect for proficient, i know doesn't go into one and 2022. we had previously low for in green. so rejected the input so for essential comedy and government tried to maintain artificially low rate though for him refocused depleted financially for longer. government had to let it go. so the great deck was that way about 80 more than 80 both in in d. c. a so this is the situation right now by a real into it to go ahead to suspend all the extent that payment it is. it can reconsider that it's the default supervision. so these days longer government be involved in negotiation with the credit. ready for their to start because possible i am, if the bailout is going to be contingent on the lead to restructuring process. and now are there any other follow effects of this crisis, or is this isolated to sca longer here? are there any knock on effects or any