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we're working locally with our metro united way labor liaison, also for ford motor company, works forncil and we're putting everything together with 411 and equally getting prepared to help metro united way. we will have almost 8,000 man hours and 7,000 workers at the kentucky plant they would have to cover those lines, all the shifts 24/7 and approximately 3,000 of the assembly plant. two assembly plants in louisville, lap and ktp. you have the diversity and the solidarity between hose two plants and concern for one another and we're trying to back each other up. >> okay. todd dunn, thank you for the update. we appreciate it. >>> joining me to talk about this is ellen hughes cromwitch worked as an economist at ford and inside the obama administration. been on both sides of these conversations. you know we had reporting about how involved the white house is in these negotiations. they seem to be at an arm's length right now. do you think they need to be a little bit more involved? >> i do think that we've got to see some convergence here of a common set of facts and surely the biden a

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we are united way. helping neighbors in communities around the when disaster strikes we get you back on your feet. we help children build brighter. we've been here for over 135 s but now our work is more . join us. join your neighbors. join united way. >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box." we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square. look at the screen. it's green. 90 points up on the dow. nasdaq up 60 points higher. s&p opening 15 points higher. also with optimistic news. suzy welch is here. the latest survey reveal that 76% of generation z feels optimistic about the future. 40% only feel prepared for the future. we will talk about that in a second. while they feel hopeful, it has hit a hree-decade low. here is school of business professor suzy welwelch. they feel better about the situation. >> you know, when i first read about the results, i thought the death of gen z is exaggerated. our generation is they are over. they are entitled and lazy and don't want to work. they are filled

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citizens who were jailed for years in one of iran's most notorious prisons, are finally on their way home to the unitedtates after they were freed as part of a complex financial arrangement. the four men and one woman, who also hold iranian passports, were flown out of tehran to doha, in qatar. their release was contingent on the transfer of $6 billion in iranian funds, money that iran earned from selling oil to south korea. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. the first steps to freedom. finally, leaving iran. two hours later, touching down in doha, imagine the emotion inside this plane, and opening the door on a new life, five former prisoners. relief and joy palpable as they embraced american and qatari officials. the success of months of indirect talks here between arch enemies, iran and america. these are three of the freed prisoners. two others did not want their identity is revealed. 67—year—old, arrested five years ago, in a crackdown on environmental activists. the 58—year—old, a businessman arrested in 2020, also on charges of spying. and 51—year—old siamak namazi, who s

it is still a way for them to continue making their way north. the united states continues to seek out multi lateral solutions to this just last week. the hon during president met with us secretary of homeland security on the handle. my york, as the 100 presidents you might have passed through, had announce the opening of several new consulate offices in the united states, given that somewhere around 1000000 hundreds live in the united states. they also make up one of the most significant populations of migrants that are being found in the border right now with all of these efforts to find short term solutions. the one thing that is being underscored here is indeed to address the root causes a migration from latin america from the caribbean, from west african countries. but there is no one size fits all solution, right. and that they're playing for a variety of reasons, whether be economic, political persecution, religious persecution. so again, the root causes of migration or what needs to be address my new revenue in mexico city. thank you very much for t

i'd say a russians by the way, the united states have now. but i see that the, you single russian language, which is native language of pulls this 75 percent the population of your grades reduced to because there's a lot of in fact and what was united as grades. it could do more. well, i think that's the general theme of this discussion, but i want to put a very quick point because we all are running out of time to young. should you understand your parts of the national unification minister where you were about as far from that as ever before. but is that any leverage that south korea has on north korea? is that back channels? is that anything that is going on right now? that might point to another way out of this. the situation is not really right for any meaningful communication between the 2 career or idea of the content and cultivation, a kind of a corporation. it appears that that came down resumed is bedding, everything on the result of dog coming, president election in the united states, which will be november next year or, or king. it

relatives return home to the united states, they will be reunited with their loved ones, but also face the criticism of republicans in the u.s., who say president biden is paving the wayore hostagetaking. the united states says they have done everything possible to ensure it was the best deal possible for the best result. caitrÍona: in new york, over 150 heads of state and government ministers, including joe biden, have arrived for the opening of the 78th united nations general assembly. the next seven days are an opportunity for you and members to share their agendas, highlight grievances, and follow-up on initiatives. it is the one time each year when countries can debate and vote on international issues of economic development, human a, peas, and conflict. each country has one vote. we expect a variety of topics, including climate change, especially in light of recent floods in libya, several coups across africa as political turmoil is on the rise, financing economic support for the global south, and international problems caused by russia's invasion of ukraine that could ultimately take center stage. for the first time, volodymyr zelenskyy will make an appearance

discussion, first of all, the pace of aid provision, the conditions of aid provision from the united states, one wayother, depends on the political realities that are in the united states and from the point of view of actions by european countries, one way or another, this slow advancement of ukraine or slow aid to ukraine, one way or another, depends on when the alliance itself will gain strength to be able to engage in real hostilities with the russian federation and, relatively speaking, poland will not gain strength and will not become a country like germany during the cold war. what do you think actually depends on the pace and volume of aid? to what extent do these political factors in europe and political factors in the united states affect how we receive help, how we now shape our combat operations , how we depend on our partners is such a broad question, but let's try to answer it as succinctly as possible. in my opinion, it is precisely the lack of a vision of the ukrainian victory as we see it, plus what caveats that have been repeatedly expressed is to prevent a direct conflict between r

the shade, the bridge above them, that's the legal way to come into the united states. that is the way the biden administration has told migrants to come into the united states. lawful way. well, thousands of these people said no, we are not going to do that, we are going to cross illegally, walk across the river. they are going to expect to be released into the united states. apologize, having some ear piece issue guys. >> john: no problem, out in the field, wires hanging you all over, deja vu with the migrants. bill, thank you. >> sandra: thanks to bill for that. dallas, police have released bodycam video of a shootout between an officer and a murder suspect who had previously been deported at least nine times. how did this start? >> it's pretty wild, dallas police officers were out on patrol and drove past a gas station, saw a man firing a gun into a pick-up truck. when they tried con fronting the shooter, he shot at them and then a chase ensued. at one point the gunman did a u-turn and drove straight towards the officers, driving by firing his weapon with both hands

we start with breaking news because a long awaited prisoner swap between around i'm the united states is under way. these are the latest pictures of the 5 jewel us, randy and citizens arriving at doha, after leaving to run their being exchanged for 5 or radians held in the us to run, agreed to release the prisoners, including c, a mac and m i z and a rainy and american businessman sentenced to prison for espionage. a charge has found many rejects around, is getting access to $6000000000.00, an oil revenue that was frozen by south korea. ryans, foreign ministry, confirmed the money would be transferred to a bank account in guitar, where the agreement allows it to be used for humanitarian purposes. of the us, secretary of state antony blinking, made a statement about the prisoner release. let's take a look at this process of the end, the engagements necessary to bring it about the freedom of these unjustly detained americans has always been a separate track in our engagement or for that matter, lack of engagement, withdrawn. so irrespective of what was happening or not happening, for example, in pur

discussion, firstly, that the rate of aid provision, the conditions of aid provision from the united states, one way or another, depends on the political realities that exist in the united states, and from the point of view actions on the part of european countries, one way or another, this is slow advancement of ukraine or slow aid to ukraine. one way or another, it depends on when the alliance itself will gain strength to be able to engage in real hostilities with the russian federation and how long, relatively speaking poland will not gain strength and become a country like germany during the cold war. what do you think actually depends on the pace of the amount of aid and how much these political factors in europe and political factors in the united states affect how we receive help, how are we currently forming our combat operations, how do we depend on our partners, such a broad question , but let's try to answer it as succinctly as possible, first of all, regarding those barriers that still exist, first of all, you mentioned absolutely it is fair to say that this is political will and in my o

iran and the dprk are considered as a strategic adversary of the united states of america, the entire discourse is structured in such a way reinforce the ideological leadership of the united states a the political leadership of the united states a and accordingly counteract dissemination of information influence , strengthening positions in the information sphere of competing countries. how does russia treat it and has always treated it, that is, back in 2013, when digital diplomacy and control over these companies were just gaining momentum, even then the strengthening of information influence on russia in the countries of the post-soviet space was considered as a threat to the united states. and the russian-speaking diaspora in western european countries was tasked with counteracting it in every possible way, including through the methods of digital diplomacy. what is methods of digital diplomacy methods of digital diplomacy, including the use of the capabilities of these largest platforms with enormous coverage, and in order to realize the national interests of the united states of america, what about behavior control?

the russian intelligence footpri footprint, by that i mean intelligence officers, is still way too big in the unitedrying to block and prevent and disrupt in every way we can. >> reporter: this is, of course, a core responsibility of the fbi. to root out foreign spies operating on u.s. soil. so to a certain extent the reaction to this from some former intelligence officials i spoke to was sort of that old casablanca line. shocked by the gambling going on here. we know there have been a number of high-pro file cases involving russian nationals in recent year. it's president trump in 2018 expelled 60 russian dip police identified at intelligence officers and ordered closing of russian consulate in seattle. earlier in the year justice department under the biden administration charged a russian national prosecutors specifically said had been gathering information from american citizens about the then looming russian invasion of ukraine. one other thing to understand here that wray mentioned is that russia doesn't always use traditional intelligence officers to collect information. moscow sometimes uses

way. and then it can be reported on the trial by media that's just leading. that's the pressing. the truth actually you choose the current president of the united states, a rate your in your an allegations were never investigated as well. even when, when we look back to our up on what you said, the way that the mainstream media covered what you said compared to right now, i'm just looking at what, what's being said against russell brown at talking about the victims at talking about the abuse. there's almost the presumption of guilt against russell and brown before any kind of investigation at all. it's quite the contrast with what happened with you. they basically went after me because i was going after actually, my accusations are against the present in the united states job. i was in the week democrats, he's one of the leads, right. i and they did a coordinated attack on me. so they went after my integrity, they went after my reputation, they did all the things to, to try do to disavow the same people, the claim. they're all about need to, um are now they hypocritical part of this is when it's someone that they want to bring down a taxi monet

united states senators. they are sending a bill to president biden's desk. we have a bipartisan bill right now working its way through the united states senate. it will pass in a strongly bipartisan way. democrats and republicans in the senate doing the responsible thing to fund the government in a way that makes a difference for the american people. they will then send that will to the house of representatives. extreme maga republicans face a clear choice. put the bipartisan continuous resolution on the house for an up-and-down vote, and we can avoid the extreme maga republican shutdown and end this nightmare being visited on the american people by marjorie taylor greene and others, or failed to put the bipartisan continuing resolution sent over from the senate on the floor of the house for an up or down vote , because your objective apparently as extreme mega -- ma ga republicans is to shut the government down. that is there objective, unless they force the american people to absorb their draconian, extreme right wing ideology. this is a government shutdown that may occur being visited upon the american peo

and i would like this to happen today. awake because the amount of good will of the way the government united states to pay for the recall immediately the headings times again, nobody paid them some way because of all the ways have been tried as a country. it's not the only point in the new way. it is the gate fire. and i say i came here to be made statements not to us. i'm i'm sorry, the for most americans that there's no context to this. like, these guys are totally insane. you know, these fanatics are honoring independence. so you know, when we've done such good for them, how good they do that the the criminal investigation reveals that no lead delivered on fired her weapon into the ceiling, harming no one the capital police find a note in her handbag. my life i give for the freedom of my country. the united states has be trained the sacred principles of mankind with the continuous subjugation of my country. the feeling better for all head audio was born in port authority goal in the 1930s. as a child, he saw his grandparents lose their land to the north american sugar monopolies. he witne

we've gone a long way from the initial forces that occupied in 1945 from the united states into south korea and then the changes in our composition in 1948 and then the war that began in 1950 which reversed all of that, and found us suddenly committed in a way that many did not anticipate. it gave birth to things like the south korean air force and south korean army as we now know it to be and gave birth to extraordinary alliance literally we've gone together since that point in time as secretary blinken mentioned. at the present time, it's very interesting. sometimes we think about the u.s.-south korea relationship as a big brother, little brother relationship. that's not anymore. south korea is highly sophisticated militarily. in terms of numbers, orders of magnitude larger than the united states commitment in south korea, which on any given day is somewhere between 28,000 and 33,000, roughly americans who are in south korea. some permanently stationed there and some on rotation there, but the south koreans over 600,000 every day. who is it that's carrying the security the republic

way introduction. so, look, regarding the united nations and ukraine, the ukrainian crisis itself and the hot phase it participants are being involved in one way or another, it’s not just a conflict now itself russia with ukraine, and not only the united states supporting ukraine there , western europe, we see the attraction of a mass of players, turkey, iran, which seems to be helping. a little bit of russia, now kimchen’s recent visit to russia, where also there was a conversation about possible military-technical cooperation, one way or another the reaction to the ukrainian events of everyone, there was a demonstration of the great powers of the developing world, for example , and india, yes, frankly, at the recent g20 summit, such an open anti-ukrainian speech, the inability to give the floor to zelsky at j20, inviting him there, that’s what all this says, the conflict was not stopped by the organization that was created in order to prevent these conflicts, the un after the end of the cold war, not just relaxed, and the un, in fact, we see, has become today the mouthpiece of pro-western ideas, pro

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china, along with iran and the dprk, by the way, is seen as a strategic adversary of the united statesf america; the whole discourse is structured in such a way as to reinforce the ideological leadership of the united states a and the political leadership of the united states a and, accordingly , counteract the spread of information influence to strengthen the positions in the information sphere of countries -competitor. how russia also applies and always has, that is, back in 2013, when digital diplomacy and control over these companies. it was only then that they were gaining momentum, as a threat to the united states, the strengthening of information influence on russia in the countries of the post-soviet space was considered. the russian-speaking diaspora in the countries of western europe is ahead, and the task was to counteract it in every possible way, including by means of digital diplomacy. and what are the methods of digital diplomacy methods of digital diplomacy, including using the capabilities of these largest platforms with huge coverage, but for the realization of the na

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