union pacific not happy about it. they put out the tweet says in part, union pacific urges the eagle pass and el paso border crossings to be reopened immediately. roughly 450,000 rail shipments move here annually. it would take 1 million trucks to move the same amount of goods. 45% of cross border union pacific business and include goods critical to the u.s. economy. in other words, they are stopping commerce to speed up migrant processing. and lukeville, arizona, another mass illegal crossing, hundreds of adults from all around the world came through a breach in the border wall and gave themselves up to border patrol. border patrol then marched them up to an outdoor processing area. you'll see them walking up the road here, a lot of them from africa, including liberia, and guinea, another from bangladesh, also some family units mixed in there. but this tucson, arizona sector had more than 3,000 illegal crossings in the last 24 hours alone and back out here live, it's so bad, border patrol has them working in detroit

union pacific and bmsf are urging the reopening of the two passes to continue operations.re big passings. union pacific alone moves $200 million a day in freight through these lines, or 45% of their cross border business. combined overall, el paso and eagle pass are nearly $34 billion, or 36% of all cross border rail traffic in the past year, according to government statistics. for the latest now on the situation, we're joined by ian jefferies, ceo for the association of american railroads. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm sure it's a challenge one, but what is the status at the border? >> right now, we continue to see the two bridges out of operation, and we understand that the federal officials are dealing with an unprecedented surge in migrant activity and the associated humanitarian crisis that comes along with that. however, at the same time, we must strike the right balance that allows for freight to move north and south across the border safely and securely. as you mentioned, union pacific alone is seeing a $200 million hit daily of economic

these locations represent 45% of cross border union pacific business and include goods critical to the u.s. economy. shutting down international commerce to speed up migrant processing. this is lukeville last night. hundreds crossed illegally through a breach in the border wall. a lot of single adults. setting campfires and try to stay warm overnight. a couple weeks ago we showed you this. more people have crossed overnight. a live luke in lukeville. this is happening across the southern border. mixture of family units and single adults. talking to you some from guinea, liberia, bangladesh. the tucson, arizona sector getting pounded. they had more than 3,000 migrant encounters here yesterday. border patrol resources stretched remarkably thin here and the del rio sector dealing with this in eagle pass as well. it goes to show you december is traditionally a slow month at the southern border. it used to be until the biden administration took office. we are getting record setting numbers multiple times this month. it is only cranking up, not slowing down. >> bill: last week you said i wis

union pacific urges eagle pass in el paso border crossings to be reopened.y 450,000 rail shipments move across these two gateways annually, one million trucks to move the same amount of goods. these locations represent 45% of union pacific business and include goods critical to the us economy and it is not only in texas, look at this video we shot a couple hours ago in arizona where i am, you had a massive -- in the overnight hours as well as of this morning, border patrol to apprehend them had them walk down a road to go to the outdoor processing tend area but they keep coming in from all over the world, some of them from africa including liberia, others from bangladesh and back out here alive and the problem gets worse. regarding those railway crossings, that could potentially hurt the us economy and what the biden administration is doing is shutting down international commerce from those locations to speed up migrant processing and mass catch and release. adam:'s are numbers on like we've ever seen. what triggered this latest? >> that influx into eagle pa

union pacific is a great example.ed operations across six border crossings between the u.s. and mexico. rxo is another company. they improved their facilities on the u.s. side of the border to handle bigger volumes coming across the border. we also spoke to u.p.s., putting an emphasis on helping their customers maximize this near-shoring trend. >> it certainly helped the mexican peso, up 10.5% year-to-date with all that money flowing in. >>> time for a news update with bertha coombs. >> the human rights group has concluded it was an israeli shell which killed a reuters journalist on the lebanon border in october. amnesty international released a statement today saying it came to the conclusion after verifying more than 100 videos and photographs analyzing weapons, fragments from the site and interviewing more than nine witnesses. the group also called the strikes a deliberate attack on civilians. israel refuted that point and said it does not target civilians. >>> the house voted moments ago to censure representative

so union pacific is kind of the focus we've been highlighting. really active on the rails side.n you think about them starting to get growth, if we start to see that inflection, we've highlighted truckers like knight and j.b. hunt, seeing they're the first movers of that. when we move in, we highlighted companies like xp o'and old dominion where you still get this lag benefit. that's going to flow through. you see the rails, very good activity. >> you agree. that's going to see the biggest upside in 2024, the rails. >> well, again, that one is -- you're talking about union pacific specifically because of what jim is doing on the cost-cutting. so you don't need the growth. if you get the growth, you talk out all the other leverage. you need the volume to flow through. >> you mentioned the container shipping. that's generally how consumer goods get into the u.s. when they come from asia or even now coming from mexico. when we look at that, isn't that heavily leveraged to consumer demand and consumer spending? what's your outlook? i guess it's a proxy. what's your outlook on the co

david: are you helping union pacific trying to change this position to shut down the rails?re doing what we can and we will continue to do so. david: we get a lot of stuff from mexico. this could really affect supply chains all over the country. >> it is a tremendous impact. people have no idea how busy these ports are. they are land ports instead of seaports. it is unacceptable to be shutting down legal means of commerce and transportation. david: you got a heckuva job ahead of you and you won't get much time with the family this holiday season but we wish you the best of luck, thank you for being here. >> thank you, have a blessed day. david: a volcano in iceland erupted on monday. we have been expecting weeks and weeks of earthquakes, we have been feeling in the region. what is the latest on this? lauren: it is already dark in iceland because it is winter. unbelievable to watch. this volcano erupted on a peninsula in iceland following an earthquake. the lava shooting in the air and slowing along the coast. it is the fourth and largest eruption since 2,020 one. more than 3

union pacific is one. this company has a new ceo who was a canadian national for four decades, and he did a great job. he was the coo of union pacific from 2019 to 2021, and he was able to find a billion dollars in efficiencies under his leadership. so now he's the ceo of the company, and telephones announced in july, and the stock popped on the news. and now the stock has been stagnant since then. in the meantime, since august, we've seen car velocities up 8%, train velocities up 10%. operating car inventories down 2%. and weekly carloads on average up 6%. meaning fundamentals are getting less bad. they're getting better, and i think they will be able to see a substantial improvement in margins. that's what he does. and so i think can you go from 18% decline in earnings last quarter, fast forward a year, i think you'll see 21% growth. so i think this is a great story. >> i'm going to get to the other one in a second. who owns axp? >> i do. >> can we show shares of axp? i'm glad you do. weapon get back to

cbp doing that to redeploy personnel to help border patrol with migrant processing, and union pacificecision. they tweeted in part, quote, union pacific urges the eagle pass and el paso border crossings to be reopened immediately. roughly 450,000 rail shipments move across these two gateways annually. it would take over 1 is million trucks to move the same amount of goods. these locations represent 45% of cross-border union pacific business and include goods critical to the u.s. economy. so, essentially, they are shutting down international commerce in these spots to help speed up migrant processing. we'll take you to lukeville, arizona. last night we shot this footage where hundreds crossed illegally through a breach in the border wall. they start campfires in an effort to stay warm in the chilly arizona night. and back out here live you can see the results this morning, more people crossed illegally overnight. hundreds here waiting for processing. a large mixture of single adults, some family units. we talked to some people from if africa, from guinea, from liberia, others from bang

bank corps and union pacific, and they are added to the u.s. one list. talk to me about an area of the market that has been questionable, worrisome, and some have tried to declare the bottom is in? >> well, my opinion is different, because it's very regional, and with rates flat lining and coming down, investors are moving back to the stocks because now you don't have that huge uncertainty as to when rates rise why do i want to own bank stocks? >> jimmy, you own up? >> union pacific, yeah, that peg ratio going back to what i said about nvidia is not as favorable. what you are playing for is if the estimates are too low, and you are playing for the economic recovery because of the lags of the fed, and for the consumer to buy back from goods to services. i think you will see that, and that's why i am in the stock. >> good stuff, guys. >>> let's get the headlines with pippa stevens. >> following the arrest on friday, newly unsealed court documents reveal that victor manuel is being accused of working for a foreign government for years to defraud the u.s. th

sucedió la mañana del viernes, un accidente que se reportó alrededor de las 06:30 en las vías de union pacificla víctima murió en la escena y también le comentamos que un excursionista y un rescatista se están recuperando tras un rescate en el condado yolo. los equipos respondieron anoche a un acantilado en la carretera 41, cerca de la carretera 16. los socorristas tuvieron problemas para aproximarse a la víctima debido a la lluvia y al terreno empinado. de hecho, en el momento que buscaban alcanzar al excursionista, un bombero se cayó y resultó herido. tanto el excursionista como el bombero fueron estabilizados y colocados en un refugio improvisado durante la noche. al amanecer usaron un helicóptero para sacarlos de allí. cambiamos de tema y es que estamos a solo unas horas de festejar un año nuevo. y hay muchas maneras para darle la bienvenida al 2024, pero existen algunas prácticas que son populares y no se permiten, que de hecho le pueden traer consecuencias legales. daniel ramírez nos dice cuáles son. >> en la mañana ya seguimos básicamente comiendo con la familia, con la bebé. >> jeremía

this meant losses of $200 million per day, according to figures by a railroad company, union pacific railway and american agricultural groups complaining about backups on the rail system as far north as the canada border. on my left, you see one of two international bridges for cargo trucks that also have to be inspected. handling all of this puts a lot of pressure on border officials. local officials like common tony gonzalez, a republican, say the situation here at the border is at a breaking point. >> they're exhausted. we're all exhausted. this crisis has spiralled way out of control. we are at the point of no return. that is where we're at, the point of no return. the time to act is now. more people are still coming, and there's more people in the pipeline. i suspect christmas will be worse than today and new years will be worse than today. we're going the absolute wrong direction. >> reporter: across the border mexican president lopez obrador said he will host alejandro mayorkas on wednesday so both countries can address this crisis together. >> the biden administration have be

. >> john: union pacific railroad was complaining that railroad crossings between the united states andd other business owners say look, it has a huge impact on our economy and livelihood. listen to this one woman here. >> many of us that live here in eagle pass, we have family in mexico and it's just very difficult to have to be in line for hours, especially we have to come back to tend to our families and, or our jobs during the week. it took me four hours on a sunday, so -- you know, it's just been a real difficult -- >> john: so many day workers that can't because the crossings are closed or really bottled up. people want to go into mexico to do business, we have lots of cross border commerce that's not happening. when does the biden administration say oh, and by the way, this is affecting the economy that you keep talking about every day, mr. president, we should do something about this. >> they should do something. you talk about supply chain, you are talking about commerce at the border. we are the number one trading partner that mexico has, it's commerce and livelihoods are affe

union pacific alone was losing $200 million daily when the rail closure took place.ust imagine what that would do now. not only in eagle pass but regionally and the domino effect throughout the rest of the country. >> important issues to be discussed here. thank you for joining to us talk about such a crucial issue. not just for you but your voters as well and officials on both sides of the border. >>> also tonight, a critical movement. this is the first of its kind that we are seeing here, essentially accusing the industry of stealing information. the implication that's this new lawsuit has for everyone. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide.

railroads like union pacific had complained this really was impacting cross border commerce. >> jacquiback to some breaking news from the mideast, iranian spy ship has been providing realtime intelligence to the houthi rebels to target ships in the red sea. bring in michael allen, served on the national security council under president bush, this apparently has been known to the u.s. government since october, but we are just learning about it now? why is that, you think? >> well, i don't think the administration wants to revisit its iranian policy and they don't seem very interested in trying to rebuild american deterrence, be it in the middle east or elsewhere. now that the news is out, president biden is under even more pressure, pressure that he's feeling from retired generals and others in the united states and around the region who believe that the american shipping, american navy, the vessels in the red sea shouldn't be so blanketly targeted by a rag tag terrorist group supported by iran. about you now we know if iran is supplying targeting to them, the iranians are very much beh

we want to celebrate somebody who is here from pacific service credit union, my new friend kristin. you have. >> pacific service credit union has been proudly supporting the food bank for nearly 30 years now and we do this because our neighbors depend on food, supplemental or emergency from the food bank. we are proud to present the food bank with $54,000. our philosophy is people helping people and it goes beyond our members. we are out there helping our community as well. >> there is a great feeling that comes with that. tell us why this matters so much. >> interest levels are at the highest they have ever been. this $54,000 will be able to generate 108,000 meals in our community. >> corporation has got it. this does not even scratch the need. almost a half-million people served at this food bank alone per month. >> we are seeing the highest numbers we have ever seen. the demand has continued to increase month after month and it is not getting any smaller. >> where there is demand, there is a need. you can step up, follow that little whisper in your heart that says get involved an

initiative, and president biden doing this, and sending the people down there to meet with obrador -- union pacific alone losing $200 million daily when the rail closure took place. just imagine what that would do not only in eagle pass, but regionally, and throughout the domino effect that it has for the rest of the country. >> a lot of important issues to be discussed here. representative eddie morales, thank you for joining to talk about such a crucial issue, not just for you, but for your voters as well, and of course, for officials on both sides of the border. >> thank, you. >> also tonight, there's a critical moment for the booming artificial intelligence world. this is the first of its kind lawsuit that we're seeing here. essentially accusing the industry of stealing information. the implications that this new lawsuit has potentially for everyone. that's ahead. >>> tonight, there's a new legal fight that is playing at which could have far-reaching implications for the future of news. the new york times is suing open a. i. and microsoft for copyright infringement. the lawsuit is really the fi

union pacific is at new yearly highs. the financials had a big run.he economically sensitive names. i can promise you, if we go into recession i will come on this show say to you, rails, truckers, financials, semiconductors, charles, they're all breaking down here. get the heck out of the way, and it may be saying something about the economy. right now it is absolutely saying the opposite. until things change i stand fast. charles: with all these names hitting a 52-week high, i want to show the audience, 52-week highs versus new lows this number is huge. it hasn't spiked like this in a long time, i guess the dilemma now, people have been sitting on their hands, they have been waiting. do you chase the names making 52-week highs or do you try to sift through the names that aren't? >> i would be careful of things like goldman sachs and blackrock and blackstone that have gone vertical. the financials have become a quasi-bond fund because a lot of them had to go long dated and lots of their you know whats because of jay powell. now that bonds are behaving

union pacific railroad is expected to fix the issue soon. let you know when we get word that they've done that in the north bay, more than 250,000 birds are going to be euthanized to prevent the spread of bird flu. the virus was found. >> and san benito and sonoma counties, the northern california cases are just the latest in an outbreak that started early last year. and that is affected so much so far. 68 million birds last month. an outbreak affected a flock of 1 million chickens in iowa. >> the disease is highly contagious in birds, but the cdc says the strain is considered a low risk to people. >> there's town manager is reassuring. residents don't worry. the post office pixley avenue is not shutting down. they say they want you to know that the postal service in the town is not going away. but things are changing. the postal service is considering moving some of their operations like trucking and mailing sorting 2 different locations. and that's because residents have complained about the noise of delivery trucks arriving late at night.

the crew on board the union pacific train was not injured. no word on the circumstances that led to the collision. >> california is one of ten states listed by the centers for disease control as having some of the highest rates of flu in the country. let's check out those numbers. the california department of public health currently lists rsv at a 12.2% positivity rate in the state flu is at a 7.4, and influenza a is seen most frequently in the public. >> and california health officials say those respiratory infections are on the rise. this does include covid, rsv and the flu. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in san jose with more on those rising rates. lamonica >> mike, the numbers are not as high as they have been over the last 3 to 4 years. but health officials say the cases are continuing to rise and people need to remember that these viruses are still out there. >> the difference between now and four years ago is another respiratory virus has joined the mix of influenza rsv and now covid. >> according to the californi

the union pacific railroad should have it fixed soon away. kron 4 justin campbell takes a closer look. business owners tell me that customers are avoiding the area because a bike lane behind me has made a driving parking and business harder. >> and they're hoping the city can step in and help out. >> bicyclists and some zoom into the bike lane in the middle of nca street allows people to cycle through valencia relatively safely. so if you just trying to get from one side to the other it's it is a pretty good job at that. but that's exactly what business owners are complaining about it's basically become like high school freeway lane, right? and so folks have been, you know, are basically >> coming through the neighborhood, right? but they're not actually stopping off on it. kevin ortiz co president of san francisco, atlanta, next democratic club says the bike lane is causing traffic congestion because you can no longer turn left. and drivers are also hitting the plastic bowlers. people also seem to be avoiding the area because of the hassle o

. >> authorities in berkeley have confirmed that one person is dead after being hit by a union pacificrain. this happened near potter and bay streets in west berkeley around 230 this afternoon. the crew on the train was not injured. no word yet on the circumstances that led to the collision. >> police in san mateo say a man snatched a christmas tree right from a roof of a car. it happened at a shopping center parking lot near chess and vintage park. a video shows the man removing the tree that was tied to the roof of a honda, then putting it inside his infiniti suv. the victim bought the tree for $250. she told us she can't believe what happened. anyone who can identify the alleged thief or his car should call san mateo. police coming up. >> before the new york jets took the field today, they hit the stairs running to remember a bay area man killed by a distracted driver. and it could be a rough week ahead for students at work and workers at cal state campuses. >> ll exp ends the series of rolling one day strikes starts tomorrow. but san francisco state will not be affected until tuesd

lyft, jetblue, union pacific, all helping lead the charge. steve, let's talk about transports.were talking before the broadcast, there are transports and then there are transports, like a lot of sectors, there are the freight carriers, but then the airlines and lots of ways to sliver this sector. >> and if you think about what was the major catalyst, it all gets back to powell. so, once rates, if you look at them on a chart, everything jumped. every etf jumped. everything jumped as a whole, but transports specifically jumped because if you take off hard landing off the table, then the transports say, oh, we're going to avoid -- >> we're going to carry more freight. >> we're going to carry more freight. and then you have red sea. and if you have a confluence of events that are headwinds or potentially can increase pricing, for trant ports or they can avoid a recession, it's a recipe to have itrally aggressively and that's what you've seen these companies do. >> courtney? >> yeah, and so, you bring up airlines, also, which is kind of the other side of that, and that's the same th

and we want to celebrate somebody who is here from pacific service credit union, my new friend kristenl right, pacific service credit union has been proudly supporting the food bank for nearly 30 years now. and we really do this because one in four of our neighbors depend on food, either supplemental or emergency, from the food bank. this year, we are proud to present $54,000 with the food bank. and we are just, you know, our philosophy at the credit union, people helping people. and it goes beyond our members, you know, we are out there helping our community as well. >> investing in community, and there's a great feeling that comes with that, right? okay, darwin, tell me why this matters so much here? >> this is so important because the food insecurity levels are the highest they've ever been. this $54,000 will be able to generate 108,000 meals and our community. >> to the person who's watching, and he says, oh, the corporation has got. they are giving these big checks. this doesn't even scratch the need. almost half million people served at this food bank loan per month. >> absolutel

union pacific is doing quite well. >> i think about the time that raj told you more than a year ago that the world was going into worldwide recession. >> that was a tough day to start things. >> markets were down on those comments. >> he's not saying that now. when i talked to him about the truckers seeing things better, he said, yeah, there's a lot of stuff that are better. truckers are bullish. >> again, investors seem to come away from the call without answers in terms of the performance at express, which was well below expectations. that's why the stock is down. even with cost savings. without those cost savings, they would have been lost making it. >> cost savings make it -- >> they had a margin of some kind, but it wasn't much. look at lynndie, industrial gas. their business has been flat for years. because the margins are good, they've been blowing out the numbers. there's a belief that when they get relief on growth, it could be gigantic. linde is incredibly well run. their revenues are not anything special, but they make so much money. the reason i mention linde is because they'

union pacific, business isn't that good. they want that. they don't want the ones doing well.well, betting if the fed isn't going to raise it will do well. there's a lot of hope there. hope should not be part of the equation. stick with quality. i like quality. >> not a strategy. we'll see you tonight. good hour. "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time. dow down about 67. when we come back as we said the ceos of alaska air and hawaiian airlines on their merger. don't go anywhere. >>> good monday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker, mike santoli, live at post nine of the new york stock exchange. david and sara have the morning off. stocks off five straight weekly wins. longest stretch for the dow in about two years and the s&p tantalizingly close to a 20% year to date gain. fed is in a blackout so we'll get data this week. jobs number on friday. got conferences going on as well as some investor updates from companies like spotify, mcdonald's and j&j. >> while the markets are wait and see mode, companies are not holding

and we want to celebrate somebody who is here from pacific service credit union. new friend kristin. tell us what you have. >> all right. well, pacific service credit union has been proudly supporting the food bank for nearly 30 years now. and we really do this because one in four of our neighbors depend on food either supplemental or emergency from the food bank. and this year, we are proud to present the food bank with $54,000. >> wow. >> and we -- are just you know, our philosophy at pacific service credit union is really people helping people and it goes beyond our members. we are out there helping our community as well. >> investing in community. and there's a great feeling that comes with that right? okay. so darwin, tell me why this matters so much to your organization. >> this is so important because food insecurity levels are at the highest they've ever been. right, this # $4,000 will be able to generate 108,000 meals in our community. >> wow, to the person who's watching out there and says the corporations got it. they've giving the big checks. this does

which is a price target boost for union pacific by citi.ke all the rails. they said this is the group to play for a turn. you know, one of the things i like is jim bennett is the new ceo. came in and bought a million dollars of stock. i've been looking at companies with insider buyer. there was a tremendous insider buying of broad com with a short fall no short fall here but you have a very good situation where if rails take off this is a coiled spring. i like this call. i think the stock goes higher. >> the ratio of buying to selling hasn't been so hot lately. >> that's true. but i think ben is doing a terrific job and i think people felt the company was under managed. i liked previous management as people but i think there are some good things happening. >> what's up tonight? >> i have prologic on, the number one warehouse, logistics company for it. and also the biggest builder of data centers. i want to find out with oracle, what's going on. how much does it cost to build a data center? but this man controls commerce. >> they get brought

the railway, and there in wisconsin, the city of miloki, a wonderful picture, look, three cars, union pacificoyd spoke about this over the weekend. kostin, secretary of defense of the united states. let's listen. we will not let hamas or putin win. we will not allow our enemies to weaken or divide us. so while we support israel, we remain focused on ukraine, and we remain fully capable of deploying forces to meet our commitments to dedicate resources to different theaters of operations. usa is the most powerful country in world, and we can walk and chew gum at the same time. this superpower obviously doesn’t manage to travel, well, something still doesn’t work out for them in ukraine, otherwise the genfek would be on stoltenberg. made such statements as he made, let's listen, yes, i am always careful when making predictions about the real situation at the front, because wars are inherently unpredictable, we all hoped for great progress, but why didn't it work, planning wars is very difficult. don't be afraid that the situation in ukraine is will the future be worse, not better? we must prepar

the crew on board the union pacific train was not injured.word on what happened leading up to the collision. a local officer has been honored by the chp for his efforts to cover vandalism with murals at a school in oakland. we have previously reported on how chp officer adib zaid helped starlight child development center there. now he is formally recognized for starting the project that brought colorful masterpieces to a school in need. on friday, officer zaid accepted a commissioner's common nation from the chp for his positive impact on the community. well if you are a fan of holiday lights and decorations, there's a street you need to visit in the bay area. christmas tree lane is once again launching in alameda along thompson avenue with a whole block of homes lit from yard to roof. ktvu is zac sos was there for the kickoff. >> for one long block of thompson avenue and alameda. it's not truly the holiday season until every neighbor hits on. >> this is our 44th year. >> diane parodi, a veteran on christmas tree lane. a tradition that dates

and pacific islands, and a senior- level dialogue to discuss coordinated assistance and development of partner countries, by focusing on their needs. we are working closely with the european unionadvance our shared vision in the indo pacific. we have held four rounds of the u.s.-eu high-level consultations on the indo pacific, which is advanced practical cooperation on maritime security, infrastructure and foreign information manipulation and interference. the recently signed memorandum of understanding between the u.s. international development finance corporation and the european investment bank will facilitate strategic investments across the region. in march, we held the first u.s.-eu joint naval exercise of costs oman, demonstrating our shared commitment to a free and open maritime border. lastly, we are exploring trilateral coordination with japan and the philippines to deepen cooperation on energy, infrastructure and digital economy issues. as well as security cooperation on maritime domain awareness humanitarian assistance and disaster relief efforts. we are building on this growing relationship from the foreign minister's meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. general as

first of all, with partners in the eurasian economic union, the cis and the sco, and countries. brix, asia-pacifice east, africa, latin america. over 9 months, trade turnover with these countries increased by 21%. this happened to the greatest extent in value terms in trade with china, turkey and india. the leaders are also belarus, kazakhstan, uzbekistan, the united arab emirates and brazil. to develop a new medium-term strategy. foreign economic activity it is necessary to solve several large-scale problems, in particular we are talking about the development of transport infrastructure for the reorientation of commodity flows from west to east, these are pipelines, railways, highways, special attention to the development of international transport corridors, such as north-south, all this will ensure russia's stability in a new system of global relationships. one of the main conclusions is that russia today in the near and foreseeable future should not only and not so much receive benefits. from foreign economic cooperation like this was many years ago, first of all, it must ensure its sustainabi

beneficial bilateral relations within the framework of the union state, the csto, the cis, as well as with friendly states from the asia-pacific the middle east and latin america. the course towards developing a comprehensive strategic partnership with china and india. established active. stanislav vasilchenko, lead. help may come from a partner outside europe. full of hope, a quote and articles from the washington post about how the united states is looking for new ways to at least strengthen ukraine’s air defense and is primarily interested in sending additional ammunition to the zelensky regime. no, there is nothing to charge. ukraine is keeping the latest report, counting down the remaining ammunition on which the ukrainian armed forces are still holding. there is nothing to attack or fight back with. it's gotten to the point where washington was forced to ask tokyo for missiles for its famous patriots. there seem to agree with conflicts such as ukraine and israel. however, the scheme is too obvious to fuss about: america is transporting japanese missiles to its warehouses, and what was lying around and rusting in american

founding days on the overview of the reopening of concessions with the union square park and the eve of a pack look the pan pacific exhibition of 1916 after the 1906 earthquake san francisco remerged an opportunity not only for us to shine on the national international stage this is an opportunity for san francisco to feel good about itself and everything this is right in san francisco. so do what my mom and dad didn't i was was a kid shop and we don't have schwartz but have so much in chinatown and union square and celebrating our row birth and recovery so joy yourselves the safety place in urban america (clapping.) good morning. i'm district attorney i'm here not only as a san francisco resident who loves to shop and loves the holiday a good excuse to buy myself a gift while i hop for my kid but also here to say we have any turned the corner on the recruitment with respect to retail theft as district attorney i made it here we are prosecutor those who steel in our city city it is no longer retail theft as a minor crime it is with decimated our left our city we're doing everything we can to protect those when p a

beneficial bilateral relations within the framework of the union state, the csto, the cis, as well as with friendly states from the asia-pacificy of defense will continue to work with the armies of foreign countries next year; the chief of the general staff asked military attaches to assist in this. stanislav vasilchenko, lead. despite everything, the minister is full of optimism. positive characteristic from the publication bielt the mood of the head of the ministry of defense of ukraine rustem umerov, who , against the backdrop of the complete failure of nezalezhny, is still trying to give some encouraging comments, in particular to journalists... to gather strength to realize their desires, and this news made all ukrainian male refugees nervous boris ivanin wondered whether the army of fugitives would return to ukraine. the kiev regime essentially announced overseas mobilization, from which even in europe, ukrainian refugees cannot escape back to the front. with this, in essence, slogan , bilt publications come out, the information of which , after publication, they rushed to extinguish in kiev itself, they say it is only a

union agreed to start accession talks with ukraine. japan, korea, australia, and others in the indo pacific step up from helping to build ukraine's energy grid to providing major military and humanitarian assistance. like us, they know that supporting ukraine is vital to showing aggressors everywhere we will stand up to them. our support has not just helped ukrainians. 90% of the security assistance we have provided to ukraine has been spent here in the united states benefiting american businesses, workers, communities, strengthening our nations defense industrial base. president putin has boasted in recent weeks that "ukraine has no future.". he thinks the strategy of waiting and sending waves after waves of young russians into a meatgrinder of his own making will pay off. on one and only 1.i agree with vladimir putin. america's ongoing support is critical to enabling ukraine's brave soldiers and citizens to keep up their fight to ensure russia's war remains a strategic failure. and it to continue helping ukraine move towards standing strongly on its own two feet militarily, economically, and democratically. putin is betting our divisi

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pacific only on cnn. sunday morning join me on state of the union. i'll be talking to chris christie and joe manchin. that's sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and again at noon. >>> our coverage continues right now with wolf blitzer. i will see you sunday morning. until then, have a great weekend. >>> happening now, breaking news, rudy giuliani is ordered to buy -- by a jury to pay

union, as well as its analysis rosselkhoznadzor specialists. please tell me what other measures are planned to be taken to tighten control over the radiological situation in the waters of the pacifico account the opinion of rosselkhoznadzor that the accumulation of radioactive substances in bottom sediments and herbibionts cannot but occur, turn on the microphone, lyudmila, we must always keep within according to the regulations, but i’m finishing because i’ll focus the water. keeps coming. thank you. thank you. well, a lot has already been said on this score, including by the governors, governor of primorye, scientists from the very beginning were ready to determine how much this water would negatively affect the environment, biological resources, which are also consumed by our population. as i understand it, my chinese colleagues and i initially, within the framework of magatte, raised the question that this process should be under the control of this respected organization. now, in addition to what you said, the magat secretariat has an obligation to pay special attention to this issue; they periodically submit reports that do not have such of a disturbing nature. so i will say

pacific only on cnn. sunday morning join me on state of the union. i'll be talking to chris christie and joe manchin. that's sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and again at noon. >>> our coverage continues right now with wolf blitzer. i will see you sunday morning. until then, have a great weekend. >>> happening now, breaking news, rudy giuliani is ordered to buy -- by a jury to pay $150 million in damages to two georgia election workers he defamed. we're breaking down the huge verdict against the former trump lawyer tied to his lies about the 2020 presidential election. i'll speak live to an attorney for the two election workers this hour. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin this hour with a major breaking story. the former trump lawyer, rudy giuliani, ordered to pay an enormous price for falsely accusing two georgia election workers of fraud. jessica schneider is outside the courthouse here in washington. jessica, this nearly $150 million verdict is vastly more