werner: thank you for coming. guy: werner hoyer, the president of the eib.e: another great interview with guy johnson, looking at the implications of the inflation reduction act. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news with samuel etienne. samuel: good morning. after 945 days, hong kong is scrapping one of the world's longest mask mandates. from tomorrow, face coverings will no longer be needed outdoors, indoors, or on public transport. the move comes as hong kong seeks to attract tourists and overseas workers to revitalize the city. u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen has made an unannounced trip to ukraine. the visit coming a week after president biden's is intended stress washington's commitment to the country. both biden and yellen have said washington will back kyiv for as long as it takes, despite rising doubts among some americans about the cost of support. and the adani group cfo has told bloomberg the company's fundamentals are solid as their asia investor roadshow moves to hong kong. the move is adani's latest effort to reassure invest

mason werner. it's tough. how do you tell your kids that there's not an answer for it other than just be resilient, stand up for your town, stand up for what you believe in persevere. that's a message that we need. we've had a lot of coaches ask us what can i do to help you guys in east palestine. here's what you can do. you can show up. we don't need to have all the funding that ever thinks that we need. we need you to show up, shop in our businesses, we need you to work with our banks, come to our community to a sporting event and cheer for the bulldogs and for your team. that's all we need. you can go back home to your normal life when that is over. >> neil: very good advice. a very simple request. thanks, matt. i'd like to go back to you. but looks like fear is trumping what you're seeing on the ground yourself. matt werner from east palestine. i want to go to congressman bill johnson, the ohio republican. he had a chance to meet with the boss over at norfolk southern. i want to know how that went. he join

no, the whole town or werner. we had there at least $110.00 people and just so far some worse bout, some were shot out and found werner. i mean beaten, and though so bad on homes loom we're burnt. a firearm is still going or not on the city. i don't the town and, and sergeant. and it's like, so vicious fashion back. the only way i can describe this is the behavior of fascist gaggs. who are you said protected by this is something we've never seen before. and it is clear now that the settlers themselves are sitting in the most important positions and the government, including small rituals, settler, who has become now in charge of the bank and the army here. as well as the vehicle has been classified as a terrorist and is now the minister in charge of bodies. so the thing is that in the hands of the substance, the simply shooting attack and we will lift on light and they are loose completely, the army is doing nothing to stop them. and even after the meeting, we have no statements and you know, the prime minister, a

s werner e—mailed... thank you for all your comments this week.e your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail... or you can find us on twitter... you can call us... and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. storm 0tto was the dominant force in our weather on friday. it brought some very strong and gusty winds to the northern half of the uk. a gust of 83 miles power on the coast of aberdeenshire. but further south, it was all about mild weather. temperatures at pershore in worcestershire got above 17 celsius, unusually mild for this point in february. that curl of cloud there on the satellite picture, that was storm 0tto, now quickly moving away eastwards. this is our next weather system that's been bringing some rain and indeed some snow in places through the night. ice likely to affect some parts of scotland as we start saturday morning. but much of the rain pulling

this is understandable, as soon as werner arrives at the scene , all forces will be transferred to himkeep me informed. free friends i really need to go home. so quickly assembled that i forgot something very important. well, what else is a clan with alexandrite 16th anniversary, i gave a wagon as a gift. what stones do you want? i have no other memory. do you understand that you can sleep? why did i get permission to use special forces team? do not understand all the documents signed other requests to me have been received. i thought that in such a case she was necessary, but apparently, not houses came out of the general basses. i think that i personally need to discuss this issue with him. i think yes. look , they're on the lookout, they probably want to make sure we don't get involved. they fixed you several times checked. this is good. what do we do? for now, we will look for what they want. well, after all, find a person through whom he will forget. hmm and today one is good a friend of all st. petersburg buyers of stolen goods knows, i think, can help us in this matter , and how

and it's true that werner left from the country? who told you? there is a lie here, and what is 5 billion you cannot put 5 billion in a simple suitcase. they are in securities. therefore, they fit just in a small case. let's drink the recycling money had to go through his security bank. gopsky fled abroad. then he simply did not give anything to put him in jail. let's go turned out to be the weak link. we agreed with him. he has a sick daughter. an urgent operation is needed. but he didn't know where the papers were. therefore, he arranged the lern ​​escape. naturally with our help hmm and i became an extra witness to this escape. you were supposed to help, but catch the fugitives. and you began to dig further, and therefore you decided to remove me and my friends. they were afraid that the information about five billion might be out there was no official order to remove you. it turns out that only general basov knows here. why didn't he report the escape? do you want to control? basov wants to appropriate the paper for himself, there is evidence

we are joined now by jake werner. is a historian of modern china and a research fellow at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. his new piece for the nation with phil -- bill hartung is titled "war with china is preventable, not inevitable." welcome to democracy now! what we are seeing in this last week, you have these jet fighter planes that are taken down, exploding these surveillance objects in the sky. even people like commerce member himes arson, what are we doing? they don't pose a threat. when was the last time a balloon took down a civilian plane? but the reason this is all happening is because of this increased anti-china fervor in the united states. can you talk about everything in context? >> what this really shows is that as the offensive threat run china increases, then american leaders are looking for threads everywhere. they are finding things that they had not paid any attention to and identifying those as potential threat and taking preemptive action on them. now we're shooting out objects

and you press now. maybe we can still agree on the papers you already have i don’t need witnesses wernerprise you how well everything is here, they know each other. well, let's ask, if you want, i'll ask how i took you on my daughter. he knows everyone here, come on. to share for a long time suspected that someone in the department was playing a double game there was no evidence, and then you quite convincingly proved that colonel sviridov was going to kidnap two and was going to . well, then it’s like his death. if not for colonel sviridov, everything could have ended much worse. first, i want to say that lieutenant colonel kochetkov will receive medical assistance at the highest level. and the captain of grams will be posthumously presented to the government award. what will be the middle one? worry less often your worked, all charges will be dropped from him. and good luck to him. the operation for the girl will be paid from our fund in the contract with the contract. of course, there are no questions for you either. i honestly would like to return to the police, if possible, to my de

and also bruises under the nail. >> anna werner on the case.s is back in the overnight news is back in two minu ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel. when you really need to sleep. vicks vapocool drops. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. >>> the latest generation of artificial intelligence can do more than write poetry and term papers for you. with a couple of key strokes, it can also create images of just about anything you can think of. and that's got some professional artists crying foul. david pogue explores the art of ai. ♪ >> reporter: dolly 2 is artificial intelligence software that can turn anything you type into art. in any style. portraits of a panda in the style of renoir. and boom. it gets pretty go

werner, agent secretary of nato, who said that we are not going to.heir borders, uh, advance. this is such a security guarantee. we remember how it ended russian proposals even russian demands for a security guarantee. so now we are checking everything so that there are no mistakes uh and all the more so we uh, unlike many countries that are now directly or indirectly participating in this confi conflict. we are history together. before. we talk about it all the time, this is the war in yugoslavia and and the war that the united states unleashed uh in iraq just recently was just the anniversary of the famous test tube performance. yes, quite right, paradoxically for this test tube. uh, ruined actually was. uh, iraq and still trying to, well, overcome the consequences of all this yugoslavia without a sanction. he, uh, started bombing, and i witnessed all this in 1999. i was here. i saw how it all developed, then i traveled half of yugoslavia who were in the mission. i visited the place. konstantinovich saw everything just in this whole situation. we do

s werner emailed. thank you for all your comments this week.about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 03700106676, and do have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. there's something very big and bright going on in north london. come on in and we'll show you. this is an exhibition called luyang netineti. chinese multimedia artist luyang takes us on a journey through their weird world, the company by avatars created using motion capture and 3d game engines. what i like is the artist has created all—new video games in the classic style but they've retrofitted them to existing arcade game hardware. how are you doing over there? oh, i'm glad this isn't an actual motorbike — i crashed into something i'm not meant to! is that a good thing or a bad thing? oh, this really takes me back to

understand what it was like in the years of the great patriotic war during the siege of leningrad when the werner portraits on display here only empty frames or theatre of nibble. even without the portraits. this place still had a way to speak to people that of it's worth it. so let's say a new piece becomes available and information are, comes with a new day guard, or a new renoir is discovered. what is the process? how does the museum go about acquiring that piece? and can you talk me through? how do you find out about it and how do you get it here to the hermitage? are no federal way. firstly, we don't buy things like a new day guard because we already have many of his works. secondly, we don't always have the funds to make such grand purchases. but when we do come across something that catches our interest to you, okay, there is a special committee that looks at the item. so provides us a detailed description and delivers an opinion on whether or not we should buy it. then with the committee, we have a discussion to answer to key question senior, do we really need it and can we afford it? i t

understand what it was like in the years of the great patriotic war during the siege of leningrad when the werner portraits on display here only empty frames or theatre of nibble. even without the portraits. this place still had a way to speak to people that of it's worth it. so let's say a new piece becomes available and information are, comes to a new day guard, or a new renoir is discovered. what is the process? how does the museum go about acquiring that piece and can you talk me through? how do you find out about it and how do you get it here to the hermitage law? apparently. firstly, we don't buy things like a new day guard because we already have many of his works. secondly, we don't always have the funds to make such grand purchases. but when we do come across something that catches our interest to you, okay, there is a special committee that looks at the item. so provides us a detailed description and delivers an opinion on whether or not we should buy it. then with the committee, we have a discussion to answer to key question senior, do we really need it? and can we afford it or the can

on alfred hitchcock filmed his first film on the outskirts of munich, where ingvard bergman rainer wernernow bavaria film is 13 pavilions where tv shows, series and films are filmed. some of the studios have been turned into entertainment centers dedicated to the most popular films shot here. in them , visitors can find themselves in the scenery where their favorite actors played and try themselves. in the same scenes, one of the old scenery. this is where it gets particularly interesting. for all the spectators without exception outside, it is covered with a tarpaulin and it is not easy to say that it is under it, it turns out that inside is a real submarine of the second world war, it was assembled from several parts specifically for filming. for a feature film, this scenery is one of our highlights. we ask visitors what they liked the most and every year more than half of them answer that the most interesting was the submarine, it is real. pass to imagine how you felt like submariners in its narrow space since the late seventies of the xx century. it was used for the filming of a film

ryan frasier and alexandria werner were laid to rest on saturday.will be remembered on tuesday. this week the victims were honored at a pair of college basketball games. fans held silent tributes and waved signs in support of the school. the three students died after a gunman opened fire on the campus last monday. five people were wounded and remain hospitalized. it's still unclear why the shooter targeted the university. >>> there's much more ahead for us here on "cnn newsroom" including an unusual scientific project that reveals new details about the works of one of the world's most important painters. start by cooking a lasagna. skip the rinse and load your dishes. 24 hours later when your dishwasheher is full, let finish quantntum clean your dishes. if the stains aren't gone, your lasagagna is on finish. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ with skyrizi, most people who achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months... had lasting clearance through 1 year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections, or a

a vigil honoring werner was held outside her high school last night. >> she was kind and positive andrez investigators are trying to determine why the suspect, with no affiliation to the university, were targeted. >> reporter: police say 23-year- old anthony mcrae killed two and injured others. he went to the student union, killing one more. investigators say mcrae later turned the gun on himself as police were closing in. >> i never thought it would happen to be. >> freshman ryan sheltered with his girlfriend and a nearby library that i. >> mass shootings are becoming common. it is not an okay thing. >> reporter: student painted the words, how many more on a campus landmark. classes at the university have been canceled for the remainder of the week. and investigators say it was tips from the public that led them to the suspected shooter who was on probation for a previous gun charge. his family does tell us that he suffered from mental illness. >> charlie, i understand some of the students who survived monday's shooting have also survived and lived through other mass shootings. tell

he got out of the car, an attempt to locate the object at other stops was unsuccessful werner i never would miss you. i don't know what your profession is. uh, i just know that you're a friend of the dead brother. um, well, you know, i've always been very interested in you. without a clue. thank you, i ask you not to freeze completely rolling here. well, what can you do, who is not freezing now? i would like to know, well, the nazis' bunker is very hot drowning. well, that's understandable. fedor must live in warmth. uh, is it possible to compare our worries with his worries and anxieties, who we are, we are each in ourselves and he must think about all the germans. rabid the maniac put the heads of millions under the bombs, and he himself sits like a bastard, like a safe place and watches movies with his gang. don't you find? so. your brother and my friend. was an anti-fascist underground for many years he led a resistance group he helped me. you never asked about my profession, i am an infore ss standard and work in intelligence. no, no again no, my brother could not be a provocateu

told the detroit free press that she wanted to be a pediatrician. 20 year old junior, alexandria wernerremendous leader who exemplified kindness her high school superintendent said. if you knew her, you loved her. joining us now is david hogg, cofounder of march for our lives, he is a survivor of the school massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. thank you very much for joining us tonight, i know this is not easy for you and this is not an easy day for you. i just want to open your microphone for you to react for us in any way that -- that you feel. >> thank you for the opportunity, lawrence. it has been an incredibly long five years. i have learned a lot. i think the biggest thing that i have learned is that we have to change the conversation around this issue. what i mean by that is every single time, since before i was born, i was born in 2000. columbine happened in 1999. i am part of the mass shooting, school shooting generation. if we are going to stop this senseless violence from happening we need to change this debate, into a dialogue. and realize that as ame

brian fraser, sophomore university, alexandria werner a junior, and arielle anderson also a junior at of, 43 year old man last night after caller phone in a. typically said he died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. he previously been arrested lansing in 2019 for carrying a concealed handgun without a permit. before police found the suspect, thousands of students were under lockdown, and some of them had been through a version of this before. just 15 months ago when four students were killed and seven injured at oxford high school in michigan was just a one hour drive from away from msu. at least one other msu student under lockdown last night was 11 years old in, 27 people including 20 children were shot at sandy hook elementary school in her hometown of newtown, connecticut. >> i am 21 years old and this is a second mass shooting that i've now lived through. the fact this this is a second mass shooting that i've now lived through is incomprehensible. but we can no longer just provide love and prayers. there needs to be legislation, there needs to be action. it's not okay. >> and yet

. >> werner and frazier memorialized at funeral masses. >> brian, thank you, thank you for all that youe given to us through your short life. it is packed with love and goodness and serenity. >> anderson robert at a vigil, heartbreak still raw on -- saturday. more tributes last night as the men's team played instate rival, michigan, classes resuming monday for the first time since the shooting. >> so, all of this unfolding, as we know, turkey hall, where the shooting, one of the shooting locations, we are told it will not reopen again, at least through the end of this semester. that was the scene a very harrowing and unfortunately deadly scenes. alex, we expect an update from officials here within the hour, as we get ready, again, to bring students back to campus. this is the university of more than 50,000 students, alex. >> yeah, that particular building, the classroom with the professor with whom you've spoken to those students that were killed there, i can understand why it's not opening back up anytime soon. thank, you jesse. get ready, new proof republican primary, to wind up being

literature. world-renowned scientists physicists worked in german universities albert einstein maxborn werner martin heider maxim theater painting architecture cinema amazed by the variety of new artistic forms and styles, it seemed that traditional mores and morality were forever a thing of the past. in berlin alone, there were over 500 places of entertainment, where guests were offered entertainment for every taste. the american journalist william shire, who visited the weimar republic in those years , recalled. there seemed to be some miraculous ferment at work in germany. people lived a freer, more modern , more exciting life there than in any other place they knew. i'm strange nowhere art intellectual life were not as active as in germany in the literature of painting, architecture, music, the theater, new schools were born, talented works used to spend whole nights in endless conversations about life in the circle of my peers, who gathered in cafes, fashionable bars in places of rest on the decks of steamships in the rhine areas or in the smoky workshops of artists, radiant with health,

only now special the start realized how similar they are, these two brothers the younger werner it wase one day after his arrest. and who is this? he, too, was treated for a long time. for some reason, i suddenly remembered how in 1942 they buried heydrich, the successor, whom bruner became. the funeral was solemn , the fuhrer arrived . here is the gesture. this gesture, exactly repeated now, calton brunor reminded him of the event of 42 years. all of them want to be like the fuhrer, stirlitz thought without fail to be the fuhrer. food for thought himmler ss responsible for putting into practice the racial theory of hitler honorary doctor of archeology married with one child secondary education only one principle should exist for a member of the ss private decent faithful. we must be in relation to members of our own race and theirs to anyone else. do other nations live in pleasure? or they are dying of hunger and interest me only insofar as we need them as slaves for our culture himmler. started as a secretary and apprentice of the fuhrer's friend's strasser nazi ideologue. it was he

. >> one of elizabeth werner's former accolades is getting ha bigger job if you get necessary largess from the government -- it's going to be a foust one way or the other. you're going to pay. >> there's always going to be a ris. i think next time around you will probably have more athe afternoonment s that come with the deal. >>> david teller built stakes in two large entertainment companies in the first quarter app lieu say bought $26 million worth of disney and $17.7 million worth of see sars entertainment shares during the fourth quarter it's not clear whether they bought the shares before or after bog igor returned. tepper trimmed his stake in facebook parentmy ta moon time he decreased his seattles berkshire trimmed its position including bank of new york me mellon >>> i have a program note for you. charlie munger as well as an investor and board member is going to be speaking at that company'salual shareholder meeting. woe've gotten a lot of questions to ask munger. you can tune into the livestream on cnbc.com as we'll answer as many requests as we can get to. >> meantime howar

accusations that journalists had fallen for a pr stunt, confusing a marketing ploy with actual news. 5 werner start of the day. there will be a lot of cloud around with just a few bright sunny spells across central re, but is it different story gionsfor northern scotland, where in the hills with starting with early snowfall. i will have the full later on. it's saturday the 18th of february. our top story. rishi sunak will meet the president of the european commission later as expectations rise that a deal will soon be reached on post—brexit trading arrangements in northern ireland. the prime minister is trying to agree changes to the northern ireland protocol — trading arrangements in northern ireland. the prime minister is trying to agree changes to the northern ireland protocol — designed to ensure the free movement of goods across the irish [and border. he will also urge world leaders to "double down" on military support for ukraine. our political correspondent jonathan blake has more. rishi sunak returned to downing street after what he said were "positive talks" with political parties in