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countries. allstate pauses of naval exercises and the arabian sea of the case of pakistan on the west, china, iran, and russia are amongst those taking part in the amount of naval exercises. around 311 year old start. a virus by letting is about to be auctioned in the us. it could become the world's most expensive musical instrument. i'll do is kristin salumi reports from new york. it was made more than 300 years ago, but is still considered state of the art hand crafted from maple by italian, violin maker antonio strata of all right. the instrument currently on display at sotheby's. auction house is one of just 600 strata, various violins, still in existence. at the time he made this violent in 1714, he was about 70 years old. and one would think that that's a pretty elderly for a luca. but at that point, he had really perfected the craft, change the shape of the violin and gotten to the point where he had perfect exactly how to create the best possible sound known as the yoga ma. this rear violin takes its name from 2 previous owners. joseph yoakum, who is believe to have plated to premier

it's not a nation state, it's a you named convention states on like the west china, russia. so when you have that based upon decision making is consensual, it tends to be slower, but obviously the time to living. and now the very dangerous times of the times of fragmentation, the decision making process, hash, the change in terms and the individuals that needs to be what better, or i can buy some more effectively just so what you have is, for example, the german election, where on the eve of a german election, nuclear leadership, germany, germany has not had a strong leader and quite some time. now with that election, hopefully providing more leadership in europe and some top lock the economy. without a strong germany, you don't have a stronger up and we're going to see more than likely a chance on march come in. we can provide greater direction. and at the same time, you also have, you know, in europe there's many elements, issues, the longer regulation the economy. it needs to be more dynamic in many ways, not just politically, but also we can all make all dish pulses with

the west or china's competitors need to ensure that there's a diversification of the supply chain. china. they're in australia, vietnam, brazil, but that doesn't mean that these countries will be willing to sell only to the united states, to europe and its allies. why is it that china is so dominant in this field? because china recognised, first of all, that rare earths were going to be indispensable. it became a strategic asset for them. it became... when they realised that they needed to leapfrog in certain technologies... it needed to leapfrog. it realised that tech and the electrification were going to be really important for its economy, and it had an industrial policy. the west relied very much on globalisation, chains because there was a market in china, and everybody wanted to be next to all of the various factories that produced the components that went into the final application. will all play out, but what is your forecast over the next 12 months, 2a months? what does this market look like? such a political issue as it is now? it will and economic ties for trade, it will

>> we're talking about korea and points west, china is even farther.r peer threats, things like gaza and hezbollah, that's minor league for the united states of america. maria: and do you think that the u.s. has the capabilities to come up with something to handle those threats as far as china? you said that it would be much different than what israel has for those very reasons. tell me about the engineering that goes into something like that. >> well, i'll tell you. i worked together with raytheon, i was the manager from our company and in a project called david's sling and raytheon did a bunch of stuff, they defined a computer and other stuff. they have a tremendous cadre of scientists there. the united states has amazing scientists. if the government decides to fund this, to how much is necessary, you guys will do something that will blow everybody out of the water. i have no suspicion otherwise. maria: i love it. wow. you know what i'm thinking, is whether or not this is going to spawn a whole new group of investors, investing in related things, re

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. >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. chinaes back against president trump's tariff, sweeping changes across the federal government, and super bowl week kicks off. breaking overnight. china retaliates with counter tariffs on select u.s. goods after president trump paused his threat to impose sweeping tariffs on canada and mexico. what it all means for businesses and consumers and potential rising prices.

moving into the west of china from monday. and that's thanks to a little disturbance affecting the north east of india baton as well. that's boats and thunderstorms across into our diesel. we have had some amber warnings here, but it is largely settled and wide for much of india with the weather is expected to move into shoreline call on monday, bringing from the storms to colombo. we'd also see some way to weather developing from northern parts of pockets on that thanks to west any disturbance pushing its way east across. i've gotten this done, or the lebanon with political power and domestic families, often intertwined for over 30 years. rushing around me was a major fake and 8 times prime minister until his assassination in 1987, which is 0. well, tells the story of the koran. the family's influence on modern lebanese history for the civil war, sectarian division, and foreign interference. 11 homes, political families, the crown the dentist on now to 0 fight thing is intensifying in eastern democratic republic of congo. the

at the the west and towards china and towards russia that kazakhstan is facing. towards russia that kazakhstand. one of the worst affected countries. guy hedgecoe reports on spain's revival. the historic city of segovia, once a centre of roman engineering, now a popular tourist destination. i thought that maybe tourism will never be like it used to be before, now things are very good way ahead of france, germany, italy, and the uk. the country accounted for a0% of eurozone growth. that are performing well, too. the socialist—led government says a labour including the inflation shock that came with the war response, the protection, the protective shield that modernisation has included an emphasis which is the second biggest in europe. and also looking towards the future as well, particularly not only to maintain that level of industry but with the game however, public debt remains high and a housing crisis an affordable home. its moment in the sun. that is your see you very soon. will only lead to greater war, that's are working our partners to find 777 with our partners to find and effective s

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to sell oil to west then to japan and china. maybe more from east to west to japan and china, is that possible? >> it could be, it is a great idea, we have other venues, you can chip you know, lng across the globe. our strategic petroleum reserves they lie in west texas, in the permian basin, we keep american prices down and do be that global leader that we once were, how do we help our allies, everywhere i go, when i meet with president of the prime minister of india or with the president of south korea, doesn't matter, everyone is saying, tony, you know, how can i get some more of that texas natural gas. elizabeth: interesting for their own economies, we know that leader of india is headed to white house in a few days or a week. congressman gonzalez that was fascinating and inresting information you gave us. that is really interesting. thank you congressman. >> thank you. elizabeth: i am elizabeth macdonald thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business, we hope you enjoyed the hour of jam-packed news, we'll bring it

well, china's ip law didn't come around until fairly late in the game, and so when you look at these early years of huawei it really was a bit of the wild west and china in that, you know, some of their executives have admitted that that there was they were sort of making copycat products in their very early days. i think pretty quickly though as huawei sort of became a larger company with bigger dreams it became important quite clear that they needed their own ip. part of this had to do with china trying to enter the world trade organization at the time and by the mid to late 1990s, china was very keen to enter the wto and part of those negotiations had to do with, you know, the company, the country needing to develop its own ip and to stop so much blatant ip infringement and so it very much was the zynga is sort of the time for tech to begin saying yeah we're we're going to develop our own ip and this sort of accelerated after cisco sued company in the early two 2000s. that was a real wakeup call huawei that you know it wasn't going to be able to expand internationally unless it really down and did its own engineering. there's a lot of att

. >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. china strikes back against president trump's tariff, sweeping changes across the federal government, and super bowl week kicks off. breaking overnight. china retaliates with counter tariffs on select u.s. goods after president trump paused his threat to impose sweeping tariffs on canada and mexico. what it all means for businesses and consumers and potential rising prices. >> george: also new overnight president trump takes steps to gut the department of education. big questions about elon musk's role, with billions in government contracts, seizing control of parts of the government. >> rebecca: breaking new details on the deadly plane crash in washington, d.c. investigators set to release data from the final moments before the collision. and the latest on the philadelphia plane crash, as we hear from the family of the 10-year-old boy seriously injured by flying debris. >> robin: new lawsuit from a family of a young man who says he died from an asthma attack after the price of his inhaler w

in the countries until a couple of decades ago when china appeared on the scene on the method of supporting that was completely different from the west, what that gave china was it can mendez amount of leverage which most of those kind of exist to give you a sense every single time when china, africa, somebody's being cold and i think the, i don't many us, we come to the head. so state home me says those meetings compared to even the un general assembly in a, although it's very difficult, although it's very expensive compared to new development aid that can be funded to get another means. china is not averse to taking advantage of this, not just china though. they are the middle level golf country is that exploring some of these every single goals? countries, especially in the home of africa, they have already started getting in. but the real challenge d, like david was saying, deposit really grains the system of really competent people. these are career people who know how to do, you know, evaluation. these are people to know how to do. let's say nutrition. so that is what would be lost, but i think that is not only one side of the

china are getting ready for the possibility to move their production lines offshore to keep the tariff. our correspondent has more. reporter: this all-american cowboy boot once crafted to conquer the wild westin china. production has slowed as orders dwindle. u.s. buyers do not want to risk more of donald trump's tariffs on chinese made goods. he says 100 different skills are needed to make each shoe. that is what he does not want to move the workshop out of china. >> in the end, it is the workers at the bottom who suffer. with higher tariffs, we higher costs. with higher costs, we have fewer borders. the income of the workers will decrease. reporter: these are the victims at the center of a trade war. a skilled workforce that knows no other job. other chinese companies are on the move. parts of cambodia have given it to beijing. half of the countries investment now flows from china. these close are heading to u.s. firms like walmart and costco. most of the materials still come from china. he shows off his newly developed factory as he gets ready for large orders. >> i think the u.s. will raise terrorists. our customers have already anticipated this and they are moving their orders here. fa

we know, for example, that china wants a port in west africa. why? because they want access to the atlantic ocean, the eastern atlantic ocean. how are they going to get it? us pulls out, the aid programs are gone. the country needs help. they'll turn to china. and part of the deal is, okay, you can have a port here. this is a national security issue as well as humanitarian issue. >> what can congress do on this? because this usaid was created by legislation. yes. the this is after there was money that was given from the foreign service act years ago. and then the president at the time created usaid, and then it was codified into law after that by congress. and so you have the executive branch here essentially defunding something that congress said should exist. and i thought the power of the purse was with you all, not the executive branch here. so what can you all do? >> well, we can push back in every way possible. go on your show, talk to the american public about what's going on here. you're absolutely correct. usaid was actually created by kenne

and this time, we know the games that are china may actually see this as an opportunity to invite the west also on the day jim and his conservatives distance themselves from the far right after voting with them on immigration in parliament last week. that we're not working with that party. yeah, i'll bite these up on time. these to something that's fine that that wasn't the case last week. and it won't be the case this week next week, or the week after that. we won't tolerate them to are not holding any talks with the f, b or anything. welcome to the day a china says aids going to impose tatters on us imports, including oil and coal and responsibilities against chinese infants imposed by us president donald trump, which have not come into force. whitehouse, the suspended stimulus, threatened actions against mexico and canada and return for assurances about border security. basics has any trade in balance with washington currently favors the u. s . u s. president donald trump, time for friends, one chinese goods sparked and immediate come to strike from badging, escalating to try to conflic

a desperate search and rescue efforts are underway in china is south west and province of which one where 28 people are missing. after a major landslide, at least one person has died. heavy rains triggered the landslide engine, ping village, which buried several homes. rescuers have advised people to avoid the area because the land slide hasn't settled. present, excusing, ping has ordered authorities to do everything possible to find the missing people and deal with the aftermath. those are headlines. the news continues here on out 0 after witness and we're back in 25 minutes. the on the mountain lupsi, cadillac suddenly feel 95 and 10. i'm old school man, boy said my hon. i can easily say, come on, bob crushed not at all. it must be in the colon costs with t n a i can we succeed the clear 95 and not fall off the cache and cookies take on monday. so you that gave us the and i will go going back who he hey is the last day of the all right? yes. yes or no to me good time they. i mean that the item you sent me is a b, and that's gonna be so know, you know, you know the, the name because it's

east towards shanghai, from west and pots of china as in snow expected on the mountains here, the weather, weather pushing its way for the south into taiwan as well. of course and also china . it's cold a bit clearer, with sunshine in beijing extending across into the korean peninsula as we go into sunday, but it is set to get colder. and with that was set to see some winfrey weather sweep again into japan with some heavy snow folding in chicago. but some touching down into haunches on sunday the, the the the the, you're watching out 0 reminder of our top story is this our is real, is accusing him, us of violating the cause of cease fire and captain exchange deal after forensic testing found the body of a captive as it handed over is not that of sherry. the boss from us says it's investigating a possible error ads of error and countries have concluded a meeting in the ald focusing on the future of gauze them leaders from across the region to discuss the plans that may involve investment of up to $20000000000.00 for the reconstruction of the strip us president donald trump has responded to

east towards shanghai, from west and pots of china as in snow, expected on the mountains here. the weather, weather, pushing its way for the south in to taiwan as well, of course, and also china. it's cold, a bit clearer with sunshine in beijing extending across into the korean peninsula as we go into sunny, but it is set to get colder. and with that was set to see some winfrey weather sweep again into japan with some heavy snow floating in chicago, but some touching down into haunches on sunday. the hearing the fact as the cool winter weather continues, people in gaza have no choice but to find what little shoulder the account, understanding the reality we are a life of frequent art is a live reporting from the facts. everybody has spoken to one piece with many of the pieces, any cost, i'll just say with teams across the world. when you closer to the hosp to the store, the, the fight thing is intensifying. an eastern democratic republic of congo. the one, the bank to m $23.00 group is making further territorial advances. so with diplomacy failing one of the risks, the conflict

east towards shanghai, from west and pots of china, some snow expected on the mountains here, the weather weather pushing its way for the south into taiwan as well. of course, and also china. it's cold a bit clearer, with sunshine in beijing extending across into the korean peninsula as we go into sunny, but it is set to get colder. and with that was set to see some winfrey weather sweep again into japan with some heavy snow folding in chicago. but some touching down into haunches on sunday, the connecting community. what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge? there's no way we could live in the country again. where is i see it as for this basement is part of our presence. opening up the conversations representation methods we haven't had the best representation of african. so for us, it's about solving that puts a representation for our kids with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices the stream explores the key issues of our time on algebra, who the other again, you're watching out 0 reminder about top story is a sal and have my says it's investigating the possi

east towards shanghai, from west and pots of china as in snow expected on the mountains here, the weather, weather pushing its way for the south into taiwan as well. of course and also china . it's cold a bit clearer, with sunshine in beijing extending across into the korean peninsula as we go into sunday, but it is set to get colder. and with that was set to see some winfrey weather sweep again into japan with some heavy snow folding in chicago. but some touching down into haunches on sunday. all right, so the head hearing out 0, the operation, the baltic century nato's newest member joins a campaign to protect on the c data cables. i would come into trouble will we report to what's being done and so done to help children growing up in confidence. the latest champions trivia action from garage is south africa take on this kind of stone that's on the way in school, the connecting community. what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge? there's no way we could nip into country again where i see it is or this basement is part of our presence. opening up the conversation repre

china is not dependent on russia. but who is standing up for this alternative vision and pushing back most vigorously against the west? it is russia, not china. in that respect, it is not clear to me that they see themselves as russian partners and at some point russian greatness will not allow us to sustain that posture. bay: we have a question in coming from in from a member online. >> we will take the next question from robert hormetz. >> i would like to follow-up up richard's point on the trade issue. because one of the most important elements in trying to contain this grouping particularly in china, and to get other countries who you mentioned might be more attracted to china because of trade relations, the united states needs to have a coherent trade policy with countries other than the g7 oecd countries , which means a number of the emerging markets, global south. the problem is, in this administration, which you would have thought would have been inclined in that direction, it has been the opposite. like the previous administration, they opted out of tpp. as the chinese and others have developed closer trade t

the west is trying to prevent russia, china, and a ron from helping to settle the rocky leadership transition in syria. after the fall of summer, president bush or assad, russian foreign minister, it's like a lot of rough, provided those revealing remarks during the holiday discussion clubs. the middle east, the conference, a cd technician at the most of the, in syria. of course, there are big problems that including the problem with the government, but it is now embodied by the leader of high out to free. it was from shara, and those groups that were part of the structure between which of to the change of power in syria dialogue and understanding has not been found. there is still a need to promote national dialogue in a very active and constructive manner. not trying to gain geo political points, but thinking about the future of the syrian people. and for this purpose, it is necessary to unite the efforts of all external players who can influence the situation in one way or another. and the attempts to prevent russia, china and iran from accidentally supporting syrian settlement, hardly dic

wounds, the colleges, and the central safety of photograph, around $200.00 columbus is west of the capital stock. china has an on status on us imports including crude oil, coal, and other goods to take effect on monday. the levels are in response to washington's legs. he's tired of some old chinese.

the china now multiples west coast. the atlantic ocean is delivering some of the largest waves in the world. david stokes reports on the surface swimming out to write them from the safety of the cliff tops. all looked at his watch. some of the world's best surface risk. get old out on the water. she's pushing the limits for the girl is not absolutely. it is all right and put to go is home to some of the biggest and strongest waves in the world. french competitor adjusting de paul was the winner on this occasion of the coming waves of 10 and a half meters to take the women's big white challenge for 2nd time. but 1st, since giving but i was feeling like missing something from you. i still use this to try that on. um, so i was up to 2 to 2 at least to get this uh, reading. uh, because i was about to say something profound when it's cold, the big wave challenge for a reason. this was the best in store writing, the biggest official wave ever in this. all right. back in 2020. it was more than 26 meters high. according to the

west for development. i'm going to go to china. i'm going to go to russia. i'm going to go to sweden, i'm going to india because of what? tons a new and africa needs. but those who i gin with he was also a globalist. that is why when he designed, he became the chairman of the south south movement, where he was one of the pioneers was talking about insuring the trunk file. acknowledge you moved from the north to this out. this is a man who was a great man. he was also wanting to lecture me on the lot of it this lady language and believed in the promotion of because lady language as a unifying language. people do not remember this, but he's the only man ever to of translate into ships via into cuz like it is, julia caesar. he translated as judy as the guys already and of course the merchant of venice. asthma, but my decided was a nice so he was also an intellectual who believe that if you are lead to, you must be a leader who writes and educate the people he was set for that us. he was not corrupt. you know, when, when we left office him on going to the west o

principles of multi polarity and guessing all west and colleagues used to honest, fat, equitable a mutually respectful work. now you would know that china and russia are both very weary off the western dominated international order that they believe undermines the interest these 2 maintain subjects assessment to that, to the west. what support from his law? 6 to and circle and isolates the military. well, undermining the political systems, they view west and you call them exemptions, technological decoupling. and if it's as being aimed at undermining the development . china has also noticed that this year marks the eighty's and diversity of the victories of the chinese people's will, resistance against the japanese aggression the soviet union is a great spot to act. well, as a bold add to foss, this rule, as well as a tease diversity off the phone of the united nations and all of that to the 2 countries say they have the most important task ahead. especially this. yep. you we have the most important task ahead of us. this is to strictly implement the agreements between our leaders and promoting new achievements in our relations. the cur

vice president jd vance, real diggins burdensome regulations he believes will give china an advantage over the weste ai future is not going to be one. >> by hand wringing about safety. it will be won by building in the in the u.s. and the uk. >> we're the only nations not to sign a global pledge to promote responsible ai development. china joint 60 nations that did van says he's concerned certain guardrails could promote ideological bias and stifle free speech. but that's not what we're talking about. in this particular case. there is no first amendment right to discriminate against people go to events. guy with the aclu fears a lack of guardrails. >> we'll give corporations a free pass to exploit citizens. >> and we're seeing that roll back. president trump repeal president biden's executive order on ai which acquired agencies, for example, to think hard as you on the way that ai can affect workers and suppress wages. missouri republican senator josh hawley says vance's concerns are valid. the ai consistently per pounds. a far-left woke liberal viewpoint but wants to work across the aisle to pass

from, slips by the south with down to 8 as a top temperature for monday, west to weather for central and southern parts of china. waiting for you by the for a good part of the japan. so more disruptive snow coming in across the west than positive homes you and up towards the car though i'm afraid. meanwhile, further south into south east asia, plenty of showers into northern parts of the philippines. in particular, so with the weather a little further south could scattering a showers across bonia, indonesia, java sinatra. examples coming in here as well. not too many big down poles across south asia, right over the next style. so a little bit of a wet weather up towards the impact this done move in areas of india. i don't know if that is, but for much of indian, for lanka, is dry and fine. the head to head is back with too exciting new shows. join me mad, the hospital with a live audience. here with conway home in london, i'll challenge from an kenyan politician kimani show on the his government's bonnet cracked down on protest as and its failure to address rampant corruption allows fullness to lung. can presid

but for the west of that, it is a much dry, a picture, indo china just a few showers coming in to vietnam. it for the software seeing the west coast of the weather for much of indonesia, singapore, as well as the showers and thunderstorms on saturday. the heavy rain bring bus until borneo on sunday. and a more heavy rain is expected for w a. and that's thanks to z it's we can often making line for working it's way further south bringing damaging wins and some very heavy rain here in the days ahead. for past the heat continues to build for that se corner it is going to get cooler. we'll see more in way of showers and storms. they are moving swiftly across the tasman. for now though it is looking pretty pleasant for that southeast corner . the drop in temperature to come a full whole box. but temperature is all sitting study across the new zealand. 25 in christ church on sunday, the the, [000:00:00;00] the the watching elda 0 of of the elizabeth donovan, doha reminder about top stories. the south koreans, as russia has launched, and drawing the attack on the should know the nuclear power pl