s and products. ways are reportedly considering a merger as a banking collapse and the u. s. has impacted global financial markets. and i didn't see an issue that would prevent normalization relationship across investments. success on saudi arabia confirms they could very quickly start investing in iran, falling a deal brokers by china between the 2 former rivals aiming to restore their diplomatic relations. chinese president, cd paying is that for his 1st born visit following his reelect.

u. s. way, modeling, cruise expect to soon launch their own paid driver list. taxi robot in san francisco. ford has begun operating autonomy test vehicles without a human safety driver in miami and austin, moving around employees. and while many tech companies are making tremendous headway and breakthroughs, not all of these companies are having successes in the sector. ford has pulled the plug on its effort to develop a full self driving car, getting rid of its argo, a division. now this cost ward $2700000000.00 to walk away after it had already invested $1000000000.00 back in 2017 and for more or less bring in dr. ran pend a lot. yeah. professor of the school of sustainable engineering at arizona state university. so professor, how far away do you think fully at home is driving is in our future and what will that future look like? so i think fully autonomy, striving is already here, as so full, had time is driving is happening right in our backyard in phoenix, arizona. where our way moe is pr

u. s. way more than other developed countries. and the question is whether it's because of all of this deregulation and whether this will actually now lead to lead to more focus on re regulating the railroads. whether again that, that immense lobbying power. moby in cash or wind so often around will just when the day again at least 12 people have been killed by powerful storms in several southern us states. it's broad gulf full sized hail to wrench, rain, tornadoes, and left more than $1000000.00 people without power. so now heading northeast heavy snows been recorded across parts of california, leaving some people trapped in their homes. the enormity of this event is hard to comprehend. you know, we're thinking we're in southern california, but yet we have had an inundation that has really, really generated a severe amount of anxiety, frustration, and difficulty, especially to the victims of those who are actually trapped in their own home. one itala is most celebrated to tattoo festival celebrates the memory of a monk who tatty

u. s. a. standing in his way. likewise, she, jim ping, seeing the u. s. a standing in its way towards what it calls you, read for cation with taiwan, towards it's a rise as a major global power. so really, this is all about signaling also to the united states that we're sticking together a briefly other really seeing i to i always one gaining more than the other. i mean, it is certainly, it's an, it's, it's not an equal relationship, but not at all. i mean, russia is far more dependent now on china than the other way route without chinese support. russia would be in very, very difficult circumstances. now, she is also trying to appear as a, please tell us more about the, the chinese piece plan for you cry. yes. and this is where i kind of what we just talked about, kind of gets a bit more complicated because on the one hand you've got this really close relationship which i find to demonstrate here. on the other hand, china and shipping a trying to insist that china is neutral on the biggest issue of the day on this war. and it's come out recently with what

u. s. has used the threat of nuclear weapons in order to get its way in. and usually it's been against the 3rd world countries and non nuclear countries. why in the u. s. threatening nuclear war with russia now? well, that, so russia actually changed the it's policy. so now it, it's policy is it can use nuclear weapons if the existence of the nation is, are threatened. and this is in conformance with the world, our court decision about 13 or 14 years ago. which said, the generally speaking, i use an possession of nuclear weapons, is a legal, except if the threat of, than of the nation is, is at rest in. and it's important to understand perceptions because this is what got us in trouble in the past with the cuban missile crisis in the nuclear crisis of 1983 was a lack of understanding how the other side felt and rush has been very clear on particularly since 2008, that it identifies the expansion of nato, and particularly the nato ization of ukraine, as red lines that are cannot be crossed. so from the russian point of view, whether you agree with it or not,

i mean, in any way, is this also a chance for a new chapter between the u. s. and the company, or is it not really well at least christie, i would say that the relationship between the us and china and the same is true between the us and you i way is probably not necessarily getting any better. i mean, they had been some hint out of d. c that some of the licenses that actually got granted to you of a could be revoked. meaning that certain parts from companies like intel or crowd come in, the future might not be allowed to to get sold. so it does look at this point that the relations might rather get a bit a tougher. there also some movement when it comes to take talk, so they also could be ben against a tick tock in the next couple of weeks or months. so it does not look like intention will ease at all when it comes to the economic relationships between china and the united states. ok, yes, i want to go in another direction with you for a 2nd. now j powell, the head of the u. s. federal reserve, he has to answer some questions before a congressional committee to

u. s. is way in numbers, numerical terms, of course they do follow in the course, people in the global cell call them vessel states that follow washington. but those that represent the majority of humanity, india, china, the big, the big countries that you have sent it, they didn't, they don't go along with the view that russia should just immediately withdraw. and this has to happen before any negotiations happen. why prime minister india has done my little distance by saying the washer. this is not time for war. you should, in the war, even that the russians are not agreeing. so i wouldn't say india is not on the opposite side. india. in fact, i thank you again for the fact that they assisted us to evacuate all our students and their corporate us the, our neighbors here. and they are fully active here. but the fact is that indian position is not, i mean indians trying to, we will, it's in this, and i say, you know, you lose both ways. in this, you've got to take a stand. i know you're with the r

u. s. and very simple way. nobody wants to work in a dictatorship. it's very simple. and all. what are you going to do after this? when you've moved your money the us for next. so everybody is embracing for a very, very difficult year, both locally and globally, meaning we're not seeing any capital coming into israel in the near future. and we're also seeing capital and employees and innovation and energy and positiveness is moving away. even worse than that, the energy of the high, the brightest of people in israel are now being directed internally to fix the situation. i think that's the interesting angle that had occurred. many of my peers have worked diligently for many, many years to establish as the capital of innovation, moving from a start up nation into a growth nation. and now we and i apologize for that. we collected the local scene, and now we have to put our energy into the local scene again to fix it. now, some economists are warning about if i could lose it's a plus credit ratings over these traditional funds. maybe you can explain to me what is the direct link

this is the latest parade of wet and windy and wintry weather. working its way into the u. s. a west coast. dropping some heavy snow on the mountains. the sierra nevada's and of course the rockies and moving temperatures southward, we got another batch of that is going to work its way in on tuesday bringing some very what weather to the likes of los angeles temperatures here continuing to head south, but they will be recovering across the mid west and the deep south, as warmer weather starts to waft its way north. we could also, however, see some severe storms from those air mass collisions running across kansas and misery. but a launch the present picture across that east coast. just some rain edging into likes of florida, but the rain bus are going to be more dramatic across the bahamas. that's thanks is let legacy of showers stretching across cuba, jamaica. we could see some thunderstorms here, wet weather, as well pulling into believes as well as endorse and nicaragua for the south of this for costa rica as well as the panama, if you showers here, and that much dryer and wa

u. s. russian in ways that ukraine and i think china was never neutral. they always were quite close to russia rhetorically. and also a yeah, in terms of political support, but i think it has not changed much and really an extensive supply of weapons towards russia. i think it's still unlikely just when you analyze the benefit and the possible damage am china could get from this decision. so i think not much has actually changed. all right, reporter 5 in credit for joining us there from bay. jake, thanks so much. have him. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world. protesters in greece have released lanterns outside parliament in memory of the victims of last week's train crash. 57 people were killed when a passenger train collided head on with a freight service. on sunday, the country's prime minister curia was mister talkies released a statement asking victims families for forgiveness more than 50000 people have marched across australia, sydney harbour bridge. to wrap up the world, pride festival crowds made the j

u. s. always needs a fall guy and, and they treat their proxies really in a shoddy way, and they will drop them at a moment's notice. and also there's the u. s. quote, experts that will always say this is a wrong war at the wrong time. so let's pivot from russia to china. that stuff went going on. but i do think that the biden administration is absolutely politically committed to this war and keeping it going. and the whole team is committed in that way. so they may drop zalinski or act like they're going to, but i think they're going to try to keep this going in one way. it's been a success for the u. s. as a war. it's a total disaster for all of the people involved. but it broke the relations that tween germany and russia, and that was its intention between the you and russia not only on north stream on oil, on gas, but on the extensive trade, which was 10 times the size of their trade. the you trade with the u. s, so they've managed to sanctions to break that and they want to keep that broken. they want to batter this down, even though it's a disaster for the entire e. u. and frankly, ru

u. s. has already way to and it's threatens to sanction the country. why do you think the us decided to weigh in already? well, i think that was being the, the u. s. using it's kind of position as the world's leading economy as the new front ending in the fight for has a lot of power throughout the world. that they are able to use the threat of things and to stop any government action. we've seen that the fame comes against russia. 4th, apple have been very ineffective and stopping the stock and the rest of the economy from growing and proceeding going forward. however, countries that are not as big as russia not having robust fossil fuels and at for power of a nation. might russell, very much have been the whim of the work from how it was understanding the things of that nature could be bankrupt them and then create more civil unrest and strife among the crowds. the protest is in 2 places. we've seen people waving american flags, ukrainian flags, and the you flags which have like some observers to compare these events to the 2014 my done, the uprising

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u. s. has a ways to does deal with these prices because they did this before. but basically they are printing money out to, you know, try to do this on a short term problem. but the long term problem is really about the trade and the investment decline and the cost increase because all the sections around the world . and i think it's also this is really a global price and you need a global solution. and i think that china and russia as the member of the national, the u. s. security castle, you know, they are working together to basically trying to find a peaceful way and also to ensure prosperity of, of the global economy. we this is, yeah, this is right. you talk about prosperity, the global economy. it's something that many countries around the world today are openly discussing. and when i say countries i'm talking about, for example, mr. child members of the bricks, family, members of the shanghai corporation, organization, members of the assay on for example. and there are some people that say, and obviously we've seen china and russia increasingly closer t

u. s. military, and if so, what are the ways it, it's changed? absolutely, and i think if we start with how the u. s. was created to begin with, we know that the u. s. was born out of exploitation slavery, the theft of land and the u. s. military was born out of that same character. and so our generations now have had way more access to information and have been challenged in ways that have grown them. unlike previous generations where those generations were taught not to question a, the u. s. government and not to question why we're going to war, but that it your duties ago. and if you're a good citizen, then you'll go. but now our, our youth are, are not being fooled by these narratives and climate change, i think has a lot to do with that. and you have access to information on the front lines of resistance, sort of violence against the land. like you have standing rock, you have missing a murdered indigenous women. you have the hypocrisies and contradictions of the u. s. right in our faces. and we're able to talk about it now in ways that we we

u. s. one half way across the world to invade a country with absolutely 00 thread in any way to the u. s. and killed hundreds of thousands of people. now with regards to israel, palestine, i think it's slightly more complicated. in that case, we're talking about, you know, 75 plus years of dispossession. occupation that almost all the world considers we go for more than half a half a century, constant destruction in gaza. the dynamics are slightly different, but i think that the, what israel is doing to the policy and people is certainly on par with, with what with rushes doing and ukraine. and again, not even a mention, i don't know any canadian journalists, not even a one column. raising the idea that israeli athletes should be banned from international competitions. tokyo lympics till the middle of raven saunders has been banned for 18 months for violating anti doping roof. the 26 year old american shore person caught the eye in 2021 with her green and purple hair and joker mosque . she's been punished for missing 3 tests, but is not tested positive for band substance. she'll miss this

u. s. senate committee way back in 1988. altogether. this evidence represents a very strong case in my opinion that the greenhouse effect has been detected and it is changing our climate. now, of course, we now know that hanson's words didn't change anything for the batter. 3 decades later, the warnings was still coming. the climate prizes. he's a cold ransford humanity and these assembly and the government set on the world's face a moment of truth. well, it's been 2 years since antonio tear has said that and fossil fuel emissions continue to rise along with the colossal profits for the oil giants and global temperatures. yep. they're going up to. meanwhile, the extraordinary weather keeps rolling in light, snowstorms and record heat waves symbol tenuously in the united states in february . so this latest reports will now become the fundamental policy document for shaping climate action. it is the distillation of years of work by hundreds of top scientists. whether or not world leaders will act on it. that is another question. it's been

u. s. talks. european commission present was a fund a lion came all the way to washington to also see jo by the u. s. present. take a made a step towards her. both sides agreed that they would hammer out an agreement when it comes to rule materials that will make it easier for some european countries, at least to also benefit from what is known as the united states green deal. the inflation reduction act here denied that states that is allowing for billions of dollars and subsidies previously you companies were completely shut out. now there is a door at least opening, that's the prospective, but that's a deal that now needs to be discussed, but there will be a deal and that is the success for commission present was left on the lion. both sides, of course, also demonstrated unity in the face of continued russian aggression in ukraine, also vowing to continue with that for as long as it takes. so a clear demonstration of unity, but also some tension remaining behind closed doors as the interests between europe and the united states, both economically and in regards to china. still don't a

again, i mean, right, and, you know, speaking of what they have provided to crane and the ways in which the u. s. has looked the other way. we heard from western media and talk to us officials, they've called such weapons. speaking of the culture, munitions unlawful, but washington itself has used thousands of cluster explosives in iraq. for example . how are such blatant double standards? not widely reported on do you think? no, because they have an agenda in the worst. with turn media, all the western media, they have guidelines to follow in terms of near 18 and the stick to it. so of course everything which is not fitting to this narrative. they put it aside. and so the fact that the us are them to producing and using these kind of forbidden are all low for weapon the they should the most about that like the fact that for example, the us has not destroyed it's all chemical whipping are slow on the country of russia, for example, which has destroyed everything. so the everything which is not convenient for the narrative, the visionary, they just should them up. that's all right. and now we kno

u. s. as the way for the war to end is for russian troops to leave ukraine on ukraine. i would note that the 2 sides, your said court, the purposes and principles of the un charter must be observed. an international law must be respected. well, we agree following the un charter would mean that russia should withdraw from all the territory inside ukraine of the territory of another member state of the u. n. a member that it has invaded japan's prime minister from jo casita has made an unannounced visit to ukraine. he met to president rubbermaid zalinski and keith and offered to pounds support to the country that's been battling. russian forces are just over a year, which is the 1st time since the 2nd world war that a japanese prime minister as visited a country during a conflict. u. s. has condemned as dangerous and offensive comments from an israeli minister, who said there's no such thing as a palestinian people. isn't a smart rich describe palestinians as an invention of the past century, sparking fierce backlash. a dining report by an independent member of the u. k.

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