.- west coast of america. e whole silicon valley bank over a weekend and no cost at the taxpayer? l no cost at the taxpayer? i welcome the fact that hsbc have taken _ welcome the fact that hsbc have taken on — welcome the fact that hsbc have taken on the clients. i hope it's the _ taken on the clients. i hope it's the end of the matter. i have — it's the end of the matter. i have been following what has been — have been following what has been happening at credit suisse this week. �* , this week. and the 'ittery marketsfi this week. and the 'ittery markets around _ this week. and the jittery markets around the - this week. and the jittery l markets around the world. hopefully now the swiss government has stepped in with, you know. — government has stepped in with, you know, a huge deal with credit— you know, a huge deal with credit suisse, have calmed things— credit suisse, have calmed things down. it certainly looks like that— things down. it certainly looks like that for now. but we've said — like that for now

from corona and 113 thousand people were infected with this virus snow and ice covers the west coast of america, according to the report of cg tv channel, with the continuation of snow and ice and the closure of highways in northern california, a warning has been issued, snow has covered parts of a mountain, and a large number of drivers are on highways and roads. trapped, people also faced problems in providing their necessities of life, the cages of many stores are empty, i will return to our country, more than 90% of agricultural products are produced by villagers and nomads in the year gimli is trying to hold the first village conference in the media more capacities from the national media for the economic and social progress and food security of the country to the villagers and nomads. it is the first time that the national media has a special guest, the villagers and nomads. in the last forty-four years, this is the first time that the radio and television collective of dear lord of the village, inviting a society that always takes the first word in food production and security, now the e

so really, they've been having their cake and eating it because they'd be living on the west coast of america of america, making vast amounts of money from the book and from netflix and everything else, slagging off the royal family, the cupboard wealth, virtually everything about our country, but able at will to come back to frogmore cottage with the king has acted . and i don't always agree with everything we king says. as you know. but he's kicked them out. he wants the keys back. yes. they will not have frogmore cottage anymore. i think will go to andrew . who for him. and it to andrew. who for him. and it must be horrible for him really to have to leave a 30 room home. but hey, he's going to go into frogmore cottage. well maybe i'll be a bit light hearted about this, because i do think actually there are deeper, perhaps even constitutional consequences from this . and i'm consequences from this. and i'm joined by ralph rafe heydel—mankoo , royal commentator heydel—mankoo, royal commentator and gb news favour it. ralph some people have suggested that this is revenge coming from king charl

so really, they've been having their cake and eating it because they'd be living on the west coast of americast of america, making vast amounts of money from the book and from netflix and everything else, slagging off the royal family, the cupboard wealth, virtually everything about our country, but able at will to come back to frogmore cottage with the king has acted . and i don't always agree with everything we king says. as you know. but he's kicked them out. he wants the keys back. yes. they will not have frogmore cottage anymore. i think will go to andrew . who for him. and it to andrew. who for him. and it must be horrible for him really to have to leave a 30 room home. but hey, he's going to go into frogmore cottage. well maybe i'll be a bit light hearted about this, because i do think actually there are deeper, perhaps even constitutional consequences from this . and i'm consequences from this. and i'm joined by ralph rafe heydel—mankoo , royal commentator heydel—mankoo, royal commentator and gb news favour it. ralph some people have suggested that this is revenge coming from king cha

first - it will be a pop of ukrainian cinema in new york, not only in new york or from the west coast of america and we will raise funds for the director of this film and want to show more for the american audience, paintings were collected and brought here from ukraine, from europe and from this world, with which these who moved here to america and in the future we have an art project in development. prokopenko jokes that this is the first project of his life in which he would like i would rather not have a need, but the volunteer understands that this will not happen soon, because after the victory he will have to help and send materials already for reconstruction. for now, his dream is to collect and send to ukraine an entire aid ship of at least 5,000 containers from new york iryna solomko pavlo terekhov voice of america authentic ukrainian embroidery and art of artists who went to the front or became immigrants showed americans in los angeles the purpose of the exhibition is to demonstrate the talent of ukrainian artists and raise funds for a children's cardiac center says khrystyna shevche

working member of the royal family and these guys opted out and they chose a new life on the west coast of american the abby and attend the coronation, but they absolutely cannot be on that balcony. so the worry is, you see, they attend and the next day's newspapers rather than being filled with pictures of the king with the crown going on his head and being on the balcony, the next day's papers are full of harry and meghan complaining that they were excluded, possibly because of meghan's racial background. you know, you can see the fair. stuart: oh, god. i'd love to talk about this but i want to move onto this: this sex travion green ordinary. this is extraordinary. new grocery price inflation in britain hits 17.5%, that's an all-time high. how do you get that under control, nigel? >> we have to start producing more of our own food and not have so many solar farms and wind farms taking up productive land capacity. that would be one way but, look, ultimately inflation is a disease of money caused by government. if you look at the new money creation on both sides of the pond, you know, more money s

and this state on the west coast of the united states of america is experiencing a wave of water elements regions were literally under water. this was reported by the state administration on wednesday morning local time. more than 120,000 homeowners in california were left without electricity under water . tens of hectares of agricultural land were flooded, the police had to block traffic on several highways, airports in the region delayed or even canceled many of flights, the situation is also worsened by strong wind, and in mountainous areas there is also snow, and they are hindering rescue operations. well, at the end of this year , there will be no annual earth hour in russia. a list of foreign agents, so his management, the management of the fund decided to deprive moscow of the opportunity to participate in this year's symbolic action, and it will take place as always, on the last saturday of march this year, it will be march 25 20:30 local time in all countries of the world except russia, i will remind you that during this hour, people call people to turn off all unnecessary lighti

with lots of sunshine, there was a move, it's a south america, it's looking west coast more than half of the region. lots of heat for northern argentina. but look at those thunderstorms on wednesday. the me, i mass protests 4th is really prime minister benjamin.

but after a while, south africa is continue to struggle with out of a water shortage right now, america's west california coast was being replenished by enormous rainstorms. couldn't be at a better time, but a lot of the reservoirs that are extremely, if not dangerously low at the moment. so good news for california when time your program for this saturday afternoon returns at the top of yeah. ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is often very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. it's very difficult time time to sit down and talk with. 2 analysts, especially in national security agencies, are generally acknowledged to be among the leading experts in their fields. in a perfect world, they provide informed analysis to policy makers to allow those policy makers to make the best informed decisions. that's the way the system is supposed to work. but what happens when policy makers ignore the analysis even worse? what happens when policy makers discount the analysis

of that? >> yes. but not guarantying their deposits people are tempted on the west coast for example, to go to bank of america they bought long treasurys instead of shorter treasurys? i mean that's absurd. the bondholders in europe were buying very bonds regulators were pushing banks to issue to shore up their capital. people were doing the kinds of things that regulators wanted them to do. banks investing in treasury securities rather than tricky stuff when they didn't have enough loan customers and so forth and then at the first sign of trouble they basically shut them down and create a crisis for depositors? here is a interesting question in all of this. they say it creates moral hazard if you put your money in the bank without checking its balance sheet. should grandma moses who might have more than 250,000 at age 66 in her retirement savings account have to worry about what's in the bank? that is just storing money. also general motors, how do they provide for their payroll if they can't deposit money in banks with confidence? there they were vast hating all weekend about moral hazard, weekend before thi

of other fronts as well. america 45th president could become the first one ever to be charged with a crime. earlier, i asked the president of west coastal lawyers why this case could get donald trump into court. i think it is very likely because we're about new york law, and new york is unique and requires a criminal defendant the opportunity to appear and testify before a grandjury. of course, donald trump said no but that opportunity was provided, the last of all the witnesses that's going to be grand juried on monday. the leaks coming out of the office, i fully expect the manhattan district attorney to indict donald trump sometime this week. donald trump has previously admitted making this payment to stormy daniels, so what are his avenues of defence? i expect donald trump to pursue one of two defenses. he will either argue that michael cohen is a rat trying to get his revenge, or he is going to pull the defence that these payments were to protect his wife and his family, and they had nothing to do with the 2016 election. that would actually be a legal defence because the prosecution has to prove the false documents were related to

america not just the east and west coast. s.b.a. administrator guzman. we are joined by senator cardin chair ofhe powerful small business committee and literally, a true champion of businesses everywhere. and by the way, he has more integrity in his little finger than people have in their whole body. [applause] most of all, thank all of you, small business owners, car sha -- sarah started her business on $5,000 and built it into a little billion dollar company. [applause] my mother would say god love you, dear. guys, you're going to be ok. [laughter] melissa began her business while working on wall street and black makeup company sold in target stores all across america. and val had a lifelong passion for dance and exercise platform that has been used in 2, 500 cities around the world. performing with the dance company for the celebration. you got it all, kid. [applause] i'm not sure what is in the cards today about dancing. just know she can. these women know what it takes to start a company and build it into something that is consequential and i know how many women out there have the talent a

of america is an interesting play on this. huge offices in san francisco on the west coast, that might happen as well.p your eyes on this thing. it is rapidly changing. i can tell you jpmorgan is out of it. don't know who else is in it. liz: extreme reluctance on behalf of institutions, we will take the assets of the failed banks. fox business alert, let's get to the markets and reset, 28 minutes left to trade. it has improved since fedex last frightened the market with a downbeat forecast. turning to fedex, shares moving higher by nearly 8% after the package delivery company crushed earnings expectations and hired -- hiked its full-year outlook saying its cost-cutting measures which include slashing headcount began to offset weakness in demand. the stock is sinking on uncertainty over gene therapy for muscular dystrophy. stock has gone 16%, the fda initially said it would not have to hold a panel meeting to review the drug but has reversed its stance. the meeting will take place before may 29th the day the fda's do to make a decision whether to approve the therapy. nvidia, after morgan stanley raised

drone is flying off the coast of america, and the americans are applauding human laws on the air of alekseyans. today, in the zelensky program in cartoons, memes and cartoons in the westworld-famous comedians about ukraine and the usa are not paid. how many $250? fine? i will send 1,000 dollars to ukraine a radical turn of the agenda so far with the help of humor. parcel letters and useful inventions for the defenders of donbass the advantage of our dugout is that it can be assembled in any conditions, how ordinary people bring victory closer in the rear, an 89-year-old grandfather who carries half the village, that is, carries a backpack for several kilometers behind his back 17 kg of potatoes and says, if i can, then they will win 20 years of life in the center of moscow like on a volcano, that is, they again instill in me a professional neighbor, which also means my address was received. this is a threat to poison the family , how to defend your apartment when strangers move in. if there is no such decision, 5 minutes to leave with things, city parasites are our story, and the methods of black raiders buying up pieces of living space. a maniac in the mask of a reci

picture of a large areas of mexico, we see more heat come back into one to rate 30 degrees celsius on wednesday. now for north america, the story is still the u. s. west coast. good. another powerful storm pulling in on tuesday. i was going to bring more heavy flooding, rain and heavy snow to the likes of california by wednesday. ah, louise nurse, a a . does me it makes me me. makes me feel a what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here. it al jazeera. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. join the debate. we know that the center seems empowered by the government and they end by the government today. they are the government africans how security is also global. help security on an online, at your voice. there is no right to defense. there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid, there has to be some work toward a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price. this tree on al jazeera, playful is a 50 meter 40 tom puppy. a great way. it's called one of the great, so it's the civic coast from mexico to alaska. but in the last 4 years, the

america. >> martha: as we prepare here in las vegas for president biden's second west coast fund raiser of the week, it's worth pointing out that even though there is no official re-election campaign announced, he told democratic donors last night that he intends to finish the job hi started, neil. >> neil: thanks, peter doocy in las vegas. i had a chance to catch up with kevin o'leary from "shark tank fame." take a look. >> there's a lot of problems with what we just did. on policy has unintended consequences. nationalizing the bank is what happened here. no going forward, a lot of bank managers are saying wait a second. i have no risk. i'm going to go crazy like those guys did at the silicon valley bank and do stupid things. if anything goes wrong, as long as i stay within the baseball rules of banking, nothing can happen. the fed covers all my depositors. >> neil: that's very interesting. and richard says it doesn't stop here with other banks. he says it goes higher. respond to, this kevin. this is from robert. >> well, let me say it again. the problem is the bond market. my prediction -- i

of mexico. we seen small heat come back into one to re 30 degrees celsius on wednesday. now for north america, the story is still the u. s. west coast. good. another powerful storm pulling in on tuesday. i was going to bring more heavy flooding, rain and heavy snow to the likes of california by wednesday. ah, the, from the al jazeera london, bro, consented to people in thoughtful conversation are to cannot be easily erased a by, by the superpower with no host and no limitation. what mattered in all to was to be radical. how can the thing that's radical be for say, part one, highway and denise cool is not about wanting to sell. is about the message studio b unscripted on outs is era. examining the impact of today's headlines. this was probably one of the deadliest disasters that you study of setting the agenda for tomorrow discussions. this is the one that's been hitting 50 sharing personal stories for a global audience. can you talk a little bit about what life is like for african eliminate programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. all now to sierra lou ah, you're watching al jazeera time to recap our t

west coast. so look, s.b.a. administrator guzman. i want to thank you for everything that you done and supporting small businesses across america. we're also joined, as i said, by senator cardin, chair ofowerful small business committee, and literally, not figuretively, a true champion of businesses everywhere. and by the way, he's got more integrity in his little finger than most people have in their whole body. [applause] and most of all, thank all of you, small business owners and entrepreneurs have joined us today. that includes three incredible panelists. sarah started her business out of her apartment with $5,000 and a startup capital. and now she built a little old billion-dollar company. [applause] my mother would say god love you, dear. whoa. guys, you're going to be ok. [laughter] melissa began her business while -- in a kitchen while working on wall street. now as the largest black-owned makeup company sold in target stores all across america. [applause] and val combined her business with a lifelong passion for dance and created an exercise platform that's used in 2,500 cities around the world. and by the way, you were here a couple months ago performing with the dance compa

in the event of a catastrophe, the impact will cover america from the west coast to the east coast, destroying angeles completely hysteria from the face of the earth washington from the other side. this could be another trick from the mound to beating out money. now the entire budget goes to ukraine and now grandfather belessky protest against the law on foreign agents has turned into anti-russian actions on the square in front of the parliament burned the flip. you tricolor but the flags of ukraine in georgia in high esteem, the demonstrators looked waving them and shouting slogans of ukrainian nationalists. as a result, the georgian authorities caved in to the west, quickly satisfied all the demands, the protesters, including revoking the law on agents and releasing the detainees on mitin, but as they researched, the goodwill baton was expected, the opposition did not appreciate it, and now the rebellious, like during the euromaidan, demands the resignation of the authorities and early elections. in general, they sensed weakness, and in the crowd across the parliament, the protesters chanted

america this morning. good wednesday morning, everyone i'm really in an alley andrew denver , we begin with new images showing the power of the storm, slamming both the east and west coast. california's governor has expanded the state of emergency as they brace for more flooding, possible mudslides and feet of additional snow from another atmospheric river. across this country. extreme weather has delayed travel and left hundreds of thousands without power. this morning people in southern california staring down another atmospheric river, heavy rain, strong winds and more snow. nearly 300,000 power outages reported overnight in northern california. a massive redwood tree fell on his bay area elementary school, a girl inside suffering a head injury. i did check in with the teacher and she happened to be in the classroom at the time, so i was able to support students and then just checking in with her after two and she's doing okay in downtown san francisco wind gusts nearing 90 mph, apparently shattering windows firefighters forced to close the streets. 40 stories down below. this is something that is unusual, but we're also experiencing highly unusual weather in souther

domestically oregon or washington to the west coast japan would by the next 20 years of all lng they could get from the u.s. the simple thing that we need to do in americawe have to sell clean u.s. energy to our friends and allies versus force them to buy it from our adversaries. >> can you expand on that a lot of people make the argument that the choice between environmental protection and this is not a choice we can make this happen as part of a responsible transition to clean energy, cantley? >> we produce energy cleaner, safer than anywhere else in the world if you care about the global environment you would want have all the energy produced in the united states and shipped to her allies when we were in japan they had 0 energy security, what are they doing right now they're bringing coal from australia and stockpiling on the ground. that is their strategic petroleum reserve and you can shutdown every coal plant in the united states today and china has the equivalent amount of coal plants being permitted to bill right now it would accomplish nothing but allow china to have low cost, reliable stable electricity to become a stronger economy while we de

of america company. >>> welcome back to "way too early." it's 5:30 a.m. on the east coast 2:30 out west. more today about how the cia is evaluating the war in ukraine. during a house intel committee hearing cia director william burns told lawmakers yesterday that russian president vladimir putin believes that russia will win because, quote, ukraine matters more to him than us. burns went onto say he believes putin has convinced himself time is on his side and that putin believes he'll be able to grind down ukrainians to a war of attrition. meanwhile chairman of the joint chief of staff mark milly said last month russia has already lost the war in multiple ways. and earlier this week told lawmakers at a senate hearing it's unlikely russia has the ability to make any territorial gains this year. joining us now pentagon reporter for politico. laura, thank you so much for being with us this morning. let's start with director burns' comments, his assessment. there does seem to be a belief on both sides of the atlantic that putin does think time is on his side, that ukrainians will simply run

oregon or washington and the west coast japan would buy the next 20 years of all the lng that they could get from the u.s. and the simple thing that we need to do in americais remember we have to sell clean u.s. energy to her friends and allie's which is forcing to provide from our adversaries. mark: can you expand on the clean point a lot of people makf the argument it's a choicechoi between environmental protection and this is not a choice we cann makeot this happen as part of a responsible transition to clean energy, can'clt we? >> we produce energy, cleaner, safer than anywhere else in the world if you care about thewh globaler environment you would want to have all the energy produced in the united states and shifted to her allies whenen we were in japan they have 0 energy security so what are they doing their being coulter australia stockpiling on the ground that is strategic petroleum reserve and you can e shutdown every coal plant inve e united states today and china has equivalent amount of coal plants being permitted and built right now it would accomplishab nothing but allow chinlea to hae low cost reliable stable electricity and become a stron

in the event of a catastrophe, the blow will cover america completely. west coast, razing la to the ground . washington on the other hand, it could all be just another trick from the nutcracker to cashing out. now the entire budget is going to ukraine. and now they are also going to georgia, where the tbilisi protests against the law on agents turned into vans. russian actions on the square in front of the parliament have already burned the inverted tricolor but the flags of ukraine in georgia are upright. honored now the demonstrators, look, were waving them and shouting slogans of ukrainian neo-nazis. as a result, the georgian authorities caved in to the west and quickly satisfied all the demands, the protesters, including withdrew the law on agents and released the detention, but as they investigated , the opposition did not appreciate it with good will, and now the rioters, like during the euromaidan, demand the resignation of the authorities and early immediate elections. in general, they sensed weakness. in the crowd near the parliament , the protesters are c

america." a lot to get to on this very busy tuesday morning, including a new storm that's slamming the west coast. >> take a look here. live picture ofline, california, where a winter storm warning has been issued for several feet of snow, you can see the snow coming down. that system also bringing fears of flooding in lower elevations. . >> california's struggling for some relief there. >>> but first, we begin with the latest on former president donald trump claiming that he's going to be a arrested later today. no evidence that's going to happen, there are signs that the manhattan d.a. is wrapping up an investigation into trump's involvement in a hush money payment. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. this was the day former president trump said he would be arrested and while that seems unlikely to happen, the possibility of a looming indictment has this city on alert for protests. overnight, former president trump releasing an insult-filled statement on social media about prosecutors and stormy daniels after making an claim. it's not the payment but the way trump accounted for it that could make him the first former preside

america." one of the things going on with these big storms is we've managed to knock off a substantial amount of drought on the west coastwo top lines of drought right here. now, that does not mean a 20-year drought is over in california. what it kind of means is we've taken care of some of the major issues. you can see where the snowpack was last year and this year. look at the san gabriel mountains to the santa monica mountains. showing up right there. the important part in california, how you manage the water you've been gifted. you have to store it properly, save it properly and put it in the right rivers at the right times. will they do that? we'll see. we're above average in rainfall for california but into the middle of the country. look at the temperatures we're expecting as we go into march. cold air settles into the northern part of country and stays colder than normal in the east. >>> coming up, it's the global day of unplugging. we're challenging you to tune actual your cell phone and put it away. well, maybe just for a little while and give you tips to help you do that. we'll be right back. stay with us. it

west coast, forcing one iconic national park to close and leaving many residents asking where do we put all this snow? >>> also ahead, inside the fight for accountability in america's opioid crisis. we'll be joined director ofack in one minute. >> start to go up again. >> here's one. >> well, right here the united states is lowest in numerous categories, we're lower than the world. >> lower than the world? >> lower than europe. >> in what? >> take a look. right here. >> oh, you're doing deaths as a proportion of cases. i'm doing death as a course of population, that's where the u.s. is really bad. >> you can't do that. you have to go by -- you have to go by where -- look, here is the united states. you have to go by the cases. the cases -- >> why not as a proportion of -- >> what it says is when you have somebody where there's a case, the people that live from those cases. live from those cases. heartburn acid preventn with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. >>> yosemite national park has been closed indefinitely after some areas received, get this, as much as 15 feet of snow. the park has been closed since saturday and still has no estimated date of reopening. the park was aiming t

the process under the protection of secret service agents, there are preparing and on the west coast of america tens of thousands of employees of the school district los angeles will hold a three-day strike. how

tens of thousands of employees of the los angeles school district are preparing there on the west coast of america will go on strike for three days. as the union leaders said , the car will be about ice because of the deadlocked negotiations on the labor contract, this will likely lead to the closure of the country's second-largest school system. a real tsunami of protests is promised by one of the largest british trade unions united since march 29, about one and a half thousand workers of the largest oil and gas platforms will take part in a series of strikes on the continental shelf of great britain, as the organizers of the oil and gas industry said , they had the opportunity to receive huge profits for a long time due to their activities in the north sea and workers in the sector rightly demand an increase in their share. income. finland drivers are on strike, the movement of long-distance trains and commuter trains has been stopped throughout the country. people demand to increase the period of uninterrupted rest from 56 to 58 hours a week. previously, workers managed to achieve a salary incr