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u.s. support for israel's assault on gaza. we will also get the latest on ceasefire talks that remain at an impasse days before the muslim holy month of ramadan begins. and we go to pakistan where shehbaz sharif was sworn in as prime minister for a second time amid protests and accusations of election rigging. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a gaza ceasefire before the start of ramadan and peers -- appears increasingly unlikely after talks ended in cairo without an agreement. hamas says negotiations will continue. israel reportedly boycotted the recent talks. the official death toll in gaza has topped 30,800 in the five months since israel's assault began. at least another 72,000 palestinians have been wounded. the group refugees international is warning israel's persistent blocking of humanitarian aid into gaza has created apocalyptic conditions inside the besieged territory. at least 20 gazans have star
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the u.s. will stand with ukraine. peace and security are more than just words.■6ç(st belief. peace and security require constant work and action. ukraine defense contact willts e and for all. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> our first from the washington post. >> secretary austen, it's nice to see you. , how great is the risk of a major russian breakthrough given the shortages ukraine is now facing and does that danger continue to growb as the u.s. supplemental is delayed further and do you think given the stakes you laid out in the fight in ukraine, do you thinksa responsibility to dip further into its own stockpile if the supplemental does not pass. for you, general brown, the stae discussing alternatives to a major ground operation in israel in raaf up. what alternative options exist for achieving israel's security goals in southern gaza including destroying the remaining hamas alionshoening aid delivery and endangering civilians sheltering their? could it achieve those
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david, the u.s. pushing prime minister henry to cede power to a transition council that would bring new elections to haiti, but so far, henri refusing to resign. david? >> david: all right, matt rivers from mexico city tonight. matt, thank you. >>> to london now and to the royal photo of princess catherine and her children, suddenly recalled by photo agencies after they found the image had been doctored. princess kate then apologizing, but tonight, buckingham palace still not releasing the original image, leading to even more questions about princess catherine and how she's doing after that sudden surgery. james longman from london tonight. >> reporter: this royal family photo was meant to calm speculation about the princess of wales' health. tonight, that speculation in overdrive after kate admitted she doctored the image. the princess of wales herself writing, "like many amateur photographers, i do occasionally experiment with editing. i wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family p
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a senior u.s. official says smic may potentially have broken u.s. law. undersecretary of commerce for industries and security has made the remark during a testimony before u.s. lawmakers. washington has been investigating the processor that it made for while ways smartphone last year. -- for huawei's smartphone last year. become part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our shows. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out, tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo haidi: red shares -- reddit shares surging 48% as investors and braised the social media platforms vision of profiting from the growth of ai. we spoke to the coo about the major milestone from the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> it has been our dream, our dream to have our users and communities be able to have shareholders in reddit. everything
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u.s., for the first time, introduces a u.n. security council resolution supporting a ceasefire in gaza after months of vetoing either ceasefire calls. we will get the latest and speak to a doctor just back from gaza as world health organization warns the looming famine is putting the future of a generation in peril. then to the goon squad. six white law enforcement officers in mississippi have incidents touch 40 years in prison for torturing two black men, michael jenkins and eddie parker. one of the torture survivors will join us along with his attorney malik shabazz. >> this is a history making moment was top i'm just so sorry it had to come on they've accepted pain-and-suffering, the torture and shooting and abuse and waterboarding of michael jenkins and eddie parker, our clients. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel is continuing its relentless assault on the gaza strip, with deaths reported ea
u.s., for the first time, introduces a u.n. security council resolution supporting a ceasefire in gaza after months of vetoing either ceasefire calls. we will get the latest and speak to a doctor just back from gaza as world health organization warns the looming famine is putting the future of a generation in peril. then to the goon squad. six white law enforcement officers in mississippi have incidents touch 40 years in prison for torturing two black men, michael jenkins and eddie parker. one...
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u.s. soy is working in 112 markets to introduce new customers to our high quality high protein crops. opening new markets is followed by time, attention and maintenance to ensure market access. our trading partners are all critical to the success of u.s. soy farmers but no export destination compares to china. it totalled 32 billion china accounted for $19 billion. the next largest destination by value totalled $5 billion. farmer terms one in three grown in the u.s. is shipped to china to fillemand. during the 2018 trade war, u.s. exports came to a halt and and retall tower tariffs and the value of u.s. exports to china decreased 76% from 2017 to estimated the trade war cost u.s. agriculture over $27 billion. soybeans accounted of these. this has had major consequences for u.s. soybean growers. as a result of the trade war ramped up production to meet demand. and in the 2017 and 2018 marketing year, brazil over took the largest pducer of soybeans. our farmers are facing competition with br
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u.s.-china relationship, today's hearing focuses on a topic that has rightfully emerged at the forefront of the policy debate in both chambers of congress in recent months, technology. while much remains uncertain about the 20 20's and 20 30's, recent events have made it unmistakably clear that technology will be the indispensable precondition for american prosperity, security, and national sovereignty in the years ahead. president eisenhower once observed there is only one thing i can tell you about war, and it is this, no war ever shows the characteristics that were expected. it is always different. it has now been 79 years since the world last expense the war between great powers. that is the same amount of time that elapsed between the american civil war and world war ii. just think of how different the world of the american civil war was compared to the world on the eve of world war ii. similarly, the world today bears little results to the world of 79 years ago. if a great power war
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how far with the u.s. go? >> we can say the u.s. has been supportive in every way and has shown that it takes seriously these agreements, but it is dangerous to think that we will run to big brother. that is not the way we treat it. we do this for ourselves because we feel that we have to and it is not at the behest of the u.s.. >> how confident are you the u.s. is willing to go to war with china? how far is the u.s. prepared to go? >> i really -- to take a step back from that question, that is what we want to avoid. we want to do everything to avoid that situation. this is not -- this is not poking the bear. we are to do the opposite and keep things manageable, to continue dialogue at every level and we have initiated those dialogues. so that is what we have to continue because lose there are many volatilities in the region. >> philippines president speaking with haslinda. watch us live and catch up on past interviews on the terminal or dive into any of the functions we talk about. this is for bloomberg subscribers only at tv .
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in the u.s., 10 years ago, 20 years ago, the u.s. had an additional 3 million population. 2018, 2019, the u.s. had almost zero working age population. in japan the number of working age population is decreasing. >> recruit is a company with glassdoor.com. recruit acquire the site 10 years ago for $1 billion. with that acquisition comes a deep pool of data on the job market. >> work is still strong. jobseekers started to look for remote work jobs or flexible jobs. that is a big trend where we can -- we compare before covid and after covid. a number of job postings with remote work is shrinking a little bit but still way higher. haidi: you can see the discussion in full on latitude beginning this thursday here on bloomberg television. hearing from recruit holdings and their focus on wages, the boj summary of opinions has been coming out for the march policy meeting, that historic meeting where we saw the hike in rates and the take away are getting is this is not a shift, at least one member is saying this, toward a timing regime. the a
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., by way of the u.s. once again having the strongest, most reliable, most effective patent system, which we no longer have because of the eligibility mess that we've been dealing with. so is it sent -- pera is essentially about answering your question about enabling innovators in tennessee to be confident that they can put their talents, that is their innovation, and there treasure, that is their economics, to work to, in the u.s., rather than have to take them to europe or china where the very same innovations that are not now eligible for patenting in the u.s. are 100% eligible. so coming to the second part of your question, any simple i had to deal with that involved an innovator in tennessee, actually, and this started with a client in senator tillis's state, the great state of carolina, that called us for advice about investing in a company in tennessee, a small, startup company that could be -- that was creating the ability to retrofit automobiles that didn't have self-driving capabilities with self
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a couple of things i want to point out, let's start with the u.s. the u.s. is running a 6% fiscal deficit. the largest deficit ever ran in history and a peacetime non-recessionary environment. if they do it in recession, it's because they provide unemployment interest. they are doing it in a red-hot economy and are turbocharging it . that's why bitcoin is the two best asset classes out there. >> what if we get fat cats in the next few months? >> let's put on top of that which china is doing. they have cash for clunkers program at our stimulating everything from evey's to have batteries, solar pipe panels, because they are trying to boost manufacturing to offset the weakness in property. they are crushing the margin that ppis are going up. let's turn to europe. member that great de-stocking we talked about last year, they are restocking. all of that points to the commodity price. late cycle expansion is when you want to be low on commodity. >> do you have a favor -- favorite? >> i always like oil and copper. not only as a part of the energy transition story,
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the u.s. -- even as the minorities he wanted the u.s. to take israel's side increase and those who wanted to take the other side decreased in the first few weeks. we conducted another poll on this issue. what we found was much of the support that israel had gained had really disappeared and declined considerably to weeks later. obviously, there has been a lot since then. showing a partisan divide on this issue, particularly as the war went on in horror in gaza became clear. >> if i can stop you for a minute, i wanted to draw your attention to a poll that came out today to get some perspective on this. there have been times when they have been angry over certain wars or other incidents, but this is a new poll that showed many americans disapprove of israeli actions and only 36% approve. 75% disapprove. as somebody who has been doing this for so long, have you ever seen numbers like that? >> i have not. i have been studying this for decades. to some of them for the first time in the late 1980's.
the u.s. -- even as the minorities he wanted the u.s. to take israel's side increase and those who wanted to take the other side decreased in the first few weeks. we conducted another poll on this issue. what we found was much of the support that israel had gained had really disappeared and declined considerably to weeks later. obviously, there has been a lot since then. showing a partisan divide on this issue, particularly as the war went on in horror in gaza became clear. >> if i can...
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. -- u.s. led cease-fire resolution for the israel-hamas war. russia and china vetoed the resolution and criticized it. >> the 9584th meeting of the security council is called to order. the agenda for this meet in thet including the palestinian question. the agenda is adopted. in accordance wiwpoth rule 37, i invite the representative to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. the security council will begin its consideration of item number two on the agenda. members of the council have before them this resolution. the text of the draft resolution submitted by the united states of america. the council is ready to proceed to a vote on the draft resolution before you. i now give the floor to those members of the council who wish to make statements for the vote. i give the floor to the representative of the united states. amb. thomas-greenfield: for all of the divisions, many of us share the same goals. we want to see an immediate and sustained cease-fire as part of a deal that leads to the
. -- u.s. led cease-fire resolution for the israel-hamas war. russia and china vetoed the resolution and criticized it. >> the 9584th meeting of the security council is called to order. the agenda for this meet in thet including the palestinian question. the agenda is adopted. in accordance wiwpoth rule 37, i invite the representative to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. the security council will begin its consideration of item number two on the agenda. members of the council...
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they are two of the largest recipients of u.s. foreign aid. and yet somehow, the u.s. is incapable of compelling both of these countries to open their land borders, so that aid can get into gaza. again, as amnesty international surveyor expense, quote, the only reason why -- humanitarian aid is not getting in through the normal means, is because the israeli authorities are saying no. and if you think saturdays airdrop was somehow a show of force by the u.s., an attempt to circumvent the israeli governments continued refusal to allow sufficient and meaningful aid into gaza, think again. now while we don't know yet if the u.s. received explicit israeli agreement in advance of the airdrops, it is hard to imagine that the u.s. flew air force planes into a war zone, without the israelis permission. in fact, according to the washington post, which had reporters on board, jordanian plans delivering aid earlier this week, the israeli government had to grant permission for that assistance to be flown in. so, it is really clear who is running the show here. this week, amnesty in
they are two of the largest recipients of u.s. foreign aid. and yet somehow, the u.s. is incapable of compelling both of these countries to open their land borders, so that aid can get into gaza. again, as amnesty international surveyor expense, quote, the only reason why -- humanitarian aid is not getting in through the normal means, is because the israeli authorities are saying no. and if you think saturdays airdrop was somehow a show of force by the u.s., an attempt to circumvent the israeli...
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it's notable the u.s. name gets a big chunk of change but others will be receiving it from the likes of samsung for example. >> you cannot just back intel. they are falling behind in the last five years. they are making a good shake of a comeback and close to being back where they should be but looking from a purely objective point of view you have to back the winners as well and that would be samsung and semiconductor manufacturing and those companies in the u.s.. ed: pat gelsinger was honest with us last night that the semiconductor industry in this country over 30 years went elsewhere -- elsewhere. therefore it's not to happen overnight bringing it back. walker audience through the footprint of what they're trying to do. arizona and ohio are the focus. the 20 billion actually goes a long way to getting things built. ian: it does and it doesn't. for a lot of these plants 20 billion will just about cover it. it's not actually building the factory it's the money you give to apply materials. it's a massive
it's notable the u.s. name gets a big chunk of change but others will be receiving it from the likes of samsung for example. >> you cannot just back intel. they are falling behind in the last five years. they are making a good shake of a comeback and close to being back where they should be but looking from a purely objective point of view you have to back the winners as well and that would be samsung and semiconductor manufacturing and those companies in the u.s.. ed: pat gelsinger was...
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a u.s. army ship full of equipment to build a temporary pier off gaza's coast for delivering aid is enroute to the mediterranean. construction of the pier is expected to take weeks. another ship full of aid is still waiting in cyprus. as the civilian death toll in gaza climbs, president biden stepped up his public criticism of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an interview on msnbc. pres. biden: he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken. he's hurting -- in my view, he's hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world -- it's contrary to what israel stands for. laura: biden also said an israeli military operation into the southern city of rafah would cross a "red line", but add that the u.s. would continue sending weapons shipments to israel. alabama senator katie britt responded to criticisms today about a misleading story she told in her republican response to president biden's state of the union addr
a u.s. army ship full of equipment to build a temporary pier off gaza's coast for delivering aid is enroute to the mediterranean. construction of the pier is expected to take weeks. another ship full of aid is still waiting in cyprus. as the civilian death toll in gaza climbs, president biden stepped up his public criticism of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in an interview on msnbc. pres. biden: he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the...
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the u.s. it will derail outside too. it won't be the u.s. goes down and the rest of the world says everything is great even with massive valuation discrepancies. there is room for other things, but you have to think of them as working together. jonathan: i want to frame that more tightly. the u.s. can decouple from the u.s. but the rest of the world cannot decouple from the u.s.? sarah: yes. that wasn't how i was framing it in my mind, but -- jonathan: the obvious bet is to own u.s. equity risk if you earn any at all? sarah: from our standpoint it is difficult to think of not owning u.s. equity risk. you can add other things, but as a u.s.-based investor you can't say i will go other places because i want to go other places. lisa: american exceptionalism. how long we can keep the privilege of borrowing in less money and fueling our economy through that kind of financing. does the fed pitted make you less optimistic on longer-term -- fed pivot make you less optimistic on longer-term bonds becau
the u.s. it will derail outside too. it won't be the u.s. goes down and the rest of the world says everything is great even with massive valuation discrepancies. there is room for other things, but you have to think of them as working together. jonathan: i want to frame that more tightly. the u.s. can decouple from the u.s. but the rest of the world cannot decouple from the u.s.? sarah: yes. that wasn't how i was framing it in my mind, but -- jonathan: the obvious bet is to own u.s. equity risk...
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let's get to the story around the u.s. inflation print. underlying u.s. inflation topping forecast for a second month. it's likely to re--- reinforce the fed's cautious approach to cutting rates. let's bring in kriti gupta for the details. what stood out to you from this data in the market reaction? >> there was so much speculation about whether it would work -- whether it would be brushed off by the markets. everyone has to find a different reason. ultimately, the trend is still different -- disinflationary. so much was driven by goods inflation. you have used vehicles, medical services, which we are taking higher, but the kind of, economists are putting out, including bloomberg economics. the disinflationary forces are still there because the tailwind for this, even though it was goods driven, will be housing. the prices will come down. that's where she's pointing the deceleration will come. from a headline point of view, you aren't going to see this uptick last long. therefore, it is a one-off for a to off coming off of the january story. i think this
let's get to the story around the u.s. inflation print. underlying u.s. inflation topping forecast for a second month. it's likely to re--- reinforce the fed's cautious approach to cutting rates. let's bring in kriti gupta for the details. what stood out to you from this data in the market reaction? >> there was so much speculation about whether it would work -- whether it would be brushed off by the markets. everyone has to find a different reason. ultimately, the trend is still...
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u.s. inflation data later this week. fed speakers differ on rate cut expectations. russian president vladimir putin has, for the first time, said islamist militants carried out the deadly moscow attack. but he still accuses ukraine of involvement. plus, boeing starts the search for its next ceo after a leadership shakeup as it seeks to reassure airlines and passengers that its planes are safe. eck in on these markets, checking in on futures after modest losses across the u.s. in wall street last night. i the end of the close yesterday losses of around 3/10 on the s&p. the nasdaq, here's the future set up when you look to the u.s., you're looking at gains. 5280%. nasdaq futures 18,500 45 pointing to gains. european stocks are on fresh eyes yesterday and the session. you are a 15% for european stocks in the last 12 months. flat across european futures, u.k. futures, ftse 100 futures -- futures lower. let's flip the board and look across asset with a focus on what's happening in the treasurie
u.s. inflation data later this week. fed speakers differ on rate cut expectations. russian president vladimir putin has, for the first time, said islamist militants carried out the deadly moscow attack. but he still accuses ukraine of involvement. plus, boeing starts the search for its next ceo after a leadership shakeup as it seeks to reassure airlines and passengers that its planes are safe. eck in on these markets, checking in on futures after modest losses across the u.s. in wall street...
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u.s. equities. were so the nest egg rising 1.2%. we had a trade figures in japan, exports better-than-expected, rising 7.8% in the course of february, the estimate have been 5.1% we have local media saying the boj is already mulling further rate hikes. we have the governor appearing in tokyo later this morning so we will see if we get a sense on his reaction to that decision. japan markets were shut yesterday for a public holiday so this is a big catch up. i mentioned the trade figures, we just had trade figures from korea as well. the numbers so far for the month of february, this is the first 20 days numbers, we saw exports rising 11.2%. chip exports, once to track in particular, up 8.8%. so contraction and outbound from china, down the first 20 days of march. a oma said february, the year is flying along. market reaction we are seeing, the kospi up 1.5%, it's that story around the fed and we do have korean officials commenting, saying the decision will be something that contributes to m
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u.s. district attorney andy mccarthy. congressman, you were at the house impeachment hearing today. lots of fire works with former biden family insiders tony bobulinski, devon archer testifying about a biden family corruption allegations, selling access to joe biden and the government. congressman, what came out of the testimony? >> what i saw i from tony bobulinski was -- he seemed, he came off as highly credibility. he has no -- credible. he has no incentive whatsoever to tell anything but the truth. and and the democrats cannot tell us what the biden family did to get $24 million of foreign money. nobody can say what goods or services did they provide or render. nobody can tell us except influence peddling and selling access. elizabeth: so what the congressman said, andrew. what do you think? bobulinski is saying if everything was aboveboard, why mislead and with dishonest -- be dishonest about it? why bury nearly $30 million in cash flows in nearly two dozen shell companies that no one
u.s. district attorney andy mccarthy. congressman, you were at the house impeachment hearing today. lots of fire works with former biden family insiders tony bobulinski, devon archer testifying about a biden family corruption allegations, selling access to joe biden and the government. congressman, what came out of the testimony? >> what i saw i from tony bobulinski was -- he seemed, he came off as highly credibility. he has no -- credible. he has no incentive whatsoever to tell anything...
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u.s. and israel widens due to a united nations resolution demanding a ceasefire in gaza. then, former president trump will go on trial next month, and he gets a break on his multi-million-dollar bond while he appeals a separate civil fraud ruling. and, how a pandemic-era child tax credit lifted some families out of poverty, but only temporarily. what you're robbing peter to pay paul. and eventually, paul runs out. and peter, so you're left with nothing. a™ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and iends of the newshour, including leonard and norma, and the judy and peter bloom foundation. >> you don't need vision to do most things in life. yes, i'm legally blind and yes, i am responsible for the user interface. data visualization. if i can see it and understand it quickly, anyone can. it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. ople who know, know bdo.ng >> two retiring executives tu
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. >> and now from the heritage foundation, a discussion on u.s. policy in taiwan and u.s. interest in preventing a chinese invasion of that country. this is about an hour. [applause] >> good morning. thanks to everyone in attendance. thanks to everyone watching at home, everyone watching in beijing. especially in beijing. we have a great program for you today and a special guest to kickoff. thank you for joining us this morning. ff: dr. roberts came to the heritage foundation over a year ago promising to make china a priority and he has followed through on the pledge. i've seen him become personally invested in some of our struggles and our efforts to make better legislation on china make better policy on china and pushback against the ccp. he also wrote a fantastic commentary last october titled we are in a new cold war, it's time our politicians started acting like it. i would encourage all to read that, it's one of the better things i've read in china in quite some time. despite the considerable demands on your schedule, you took a trip to taiwan and japan in late febru
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u.s. factory inflation data due today for fresh clues on the fed's rape at the head. apple's biggest supplier is said to report. we will discuss what they mean and good thing about the help of the tech sector and john help economy. the clock ticks were tiktok, the fate of the popular video app is in the hands of the u.s. senate after the house forces its owners to so or face a ban. nasdaq ended lower by 0.8%. as an be close lower. it was a press record for european stocks. the catalyst later today, producer prices out of the u.s., whether or not ppi print out of the u.s. confirms the stickiness that we saw in cpi, the consumer price index orbits a question mark over the sticky narrative. retail sales and initial jobless claims that the u.s. s&p futures flat, european futures flat after record gains. ftse 100 futures at 7775. s&p futures pointing slightly higher after a lackluster session but comfortably above the 5200 level. nasdaq futures looking to gain .3 of 1% so far across the futures
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any foreign entity wishing to do business in the u.s. must comply with u.s. law and be responsive to congressional subpoenas. that is why i joined chair blumenthal for full compliance with the subpoenas. to be clear, conducting oversight of the pif is not my prate top priority, but i am supportive of supporting the oversight prerogatives and responsibilities. psi is the chief investigative body, which is why it is armed with the power to compel the production of words. if the ability to access records is weakening, then oversight will atrophy further. as a result i join you with your follow-up letters to these consultants because i believe the pif . i hope you will similarly support my efforts for the end -- towards the end of lester i sent you two leaders letters totaling 30 pages detailing the department of health and human services failure to respond to my oversight requests on the origins of covid-19 and the development and distribution and safety of vaccines. i ask that you subpoena hhs records and information contained in more than 50 outstanding arrest
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i'm sorry, the u.s. navy first and then the army came in and occupied buford the sea islands head after the navy came in and drove the confederate writs out. she knew that it spelled trouble and i think the enslaved people on the can be knew that the union had come and this spelled freedom for. in the book i've been able to try to trace several formerly enslaved who left the company who liberated themselves and went to buford and worked for the u.s. army quartermaster after gun shoot■& at bay point. so the combahee river raid really begins. the battle of port okay. and the battle of port royal inaugurates the port royal. there are. 8000 formerly enslaved people who are freed and these formerly enslaved people are in, in all respects, abandoned right there without, uh, their whites, shall we say something that we're thinking about the civil war period would have been in, according to the planters. but according to the union as well. so this inaugurates the port royal experiment, which was the largest so
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u.s. is helping, but pulling back from session highs. chip stocks are lifting indeed. something we are seeing broader. but that is going to be key to watch for the japanese broad-based gauge. most of the stocks that are lower today, for it to go higher we want a broad-based rally. investors watching jerome powell for jobs data in the china mpca. let's look at what we are getting we are stocks have pulled off session highs. seeing a rally in bonds, but in order for this to climb, we have seen a floor. they want to see structural reforms and policy consistency. let's look at the real estate sector, the pain point for china. despite those sales surging, properties are down and that is a sign of bonds being down. talking to lenders to defer payments. this will figure strongly in the annual gathering. tom: thank you very much indeed. a big week for china. unveiling strategies, but li qiang will not the holding a press briefing. bloomberg's stephen engle joins us. a surprise move by the premier.
u.s. is helping, but pulling back from session highs. chip stocks are lifting indeed. something we are seeing broader. but that is going to be key to watch for the japanese broad-based gauge. most of the stocks that are lower today, for it to go higher we want a broad-based rally. investors watching jerome powell for jobs data in the china mpca. let's look at what we are getting we are stocks have pulled off session highs. seeing a rally in bonds, but in order for this to climb, we have seen a...
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the u.s. and western interests abroad in as a little as six months with little to no warning. paul: let's bring in seth jones, senior vice president and director of the international security program at the center for stream thetic rain and international studies -- strategic. seth, great to see you begin. so you heard the general. is he right on target there, or is perhaps that a little alarmist? >> well, paul, the growing evidence right now is that isis corazon, the group that's the affiliate of isis that is based out of afghanistan and pakistan, does present a more serious external threat to a range of european, u.s. and other targets and, obviously, we've seen their capability to strike in russia it. so the evidence does show that there were a number of arrests last year, for example. the or germans and the dutch had a series of arrests against isis-k plotters in europe. so that evidence seems to support what the general said. paul: well, now, we were told when the u.s. withdrew i from afgh
the u.s. and western interests abroad in as a little as six months with little to no warning. paul: let's bring in seth jones, senior vice president and director of the international security program at the center for stream thetic rain and international studies -- strategic. seth, great to see you begin. so you heard the general. is he right on target there, or is perhaps that a little alarmist? >> well, paul, the growing evidence right now is that isis corazon, the group that's the...
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prompting u.s. sanctions on 40 mexican companies and a dozen individuals for timeshare fraud. >> that amount of money starts out very small and then gradually gets bigger and bigger and bigger. tens of though sands not even hundreds of how far to sands of dollars. >> last week president obrador reiterated his long held position on the u.s. southern border when he said it is not his job to police other countries, indicating the biden administration is on its own here. this, in turn, ties the fbi's hands as they can't legally investigate unless mexican authorities are also cooperating, bret. >> bret: and, gillian, breaking tonight there is a new security alert for american citizens in france? what do we know about that? >> well, issued just a short time ago, bret, the u.s. ambassador in paris tonight issued this warning, it's a security alert for all americans in the capital as well as across the country, it comes on the heels of the march 22nd isis attack in moscow and what they are saying is that am
prompting u.s. sanctions on 40 mexican companies and a dozen individuals for timeshare fraud. >> that amount of money starts out very small and then gradually gets bigger and bigger and bigger. tens of though sands not even hundreds of how far to sands of dollars. >> last week president obrador reiterated his long held position on the u.s. southern border when he said it is not his job to police other countries, indicating the biden administration is on its own here. this, in turn,...
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the u.s. security council which is vest o demand a cease-fire and where it necessary to compel compliance there withquote, we actually haa revolution -- resolution that we put forward right now that is before a un security council that does call for an immediate cease-fire tied to the release of hostages and we hope very much countries will support that. in the text of the u.s. draft which has been put to the vote today, there is no such. it turns out that either the u.s. representative or the u.s. secretary of state have been deliberately misleading the international community. from the onset it was clear that the so-called negotiations are u.s. colleagues have been engaged on with this issue have been merely to drag out the time. i'll of our comments and red lines were disregarded as were the opallegations. this was an empty rhetorical exercise rather than normal work on a document. the american product is exceedingly lit a sized, the to play to the voters, to thr tbone in a cease-fire in ga
the u.s. security council which is vest o demand a cease-fire and where it necessary to compel compliance there withquote, we actually haa revolution -- resolution that we put forward right now that is before a un security council that does call for an immediate cease-fire tied to the release of hostages and we hope very much countries will support that. in the text of the u.s. draft which has been put to the vote today, there is no such. it turns out that either the u.s. representative or the...
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he married a u.s. citizen during this period, i believe that he also registered for selective service for the draft during this period, although i haven't been able to to to fully confirm that there a strained note that i found in his archive to that effect. so he was hardly living in hiding during this period the f the f sorry mi5 had been tracking while he was in england, the 1930s. fbi gets on his trail. in 1947. he's deported in 1952 and mi5 up the file for from there. this is one of the earlit documents ins that i found in sealedames's file. i'll show you a blow up of it here. this is one ofhe early earliestescribing claude james and right from the earliest reports, james, the agent ss we're going to deport this guy, we are going to get him out. our country as an alien subversive. so the fbi, although it sometimes tookears for, them to produce a case, they didn't fool around, especially with aliens of color. right. their goal was to prosecute and get them out of the country more or ls as quickly a
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u.s. passes alvin l heads to the senate as its users protest. five people are killed in an explosion at a united nations warehouse in southern gaza with more aid heading to the north of the strip and the bbc talks to a former spice girl mel b about writing about her experience with domestic abuse. welcome to world news america. u.s. president joe biden want the senate to take swift action to pass a bill that could force tiktok's chinese owners to sell their stake in the social network or face a national band. the house of representatives passed the legislation with a large majority wednesday. lawmakers backing the proposed laws say it is meant to protect american data from the chinese government. tiktok is a subsidiary of a chinese internet giant, bytedance. like most large companies in china bytedance has links to the chinese communist party but the social platform says it is mostly owned by non-chinese investors including large u.s.-based funds and none of its board members are communist
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the u.s. embassy in international airport. during this period and with minimal to no support from us thee■ forces and more portly the government of afghanistan crumbled in the face of taliban pressure. orders to commence the noncombatantringing our embassy, our citizens and at risk afghans received on 14 august. these dates are important because i believe the events aue the direct result of delaying the initiation for several months. in fact until we w extremis in the towel bennett overrun the country. as you are aware the decision to begin at rest with the defense. despite this, we have begun positioning forces in the region as early as nine july. we could doo nothing the operation for the evacuation until it was declared. our operations at the international from 14 august departure on early 31 august were both heroic and tragic. this was a combat operation of the most difficult sorts, carried out in contact with the enemy. we eventually put 5007 orat 84th u.s. troops almost 2000 more coali
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the u.s. central bank should delay or slow the pace of interest rate cuts. >> in my view it is appropriate to reduce the overall number of rate cuts or push them further into the future in response to recent data. tom: s&p 500 gets a late day booster finish at a record high. we will take a closer look at how markets have fared so far this year as we head into the last major trading day of the quarter. plus intervention watch, the yen with the many traders i 152 per dollar as a possible trigger for officials to take action. fresh records across european stocks in the u.s. european stocks three straight days of gains in european futures looking to build on that despite the caution. christopher waller wants to see a couple months were dated to get the confidence before he is clear that there is an ability and a window to cut. cautionary lines coming through from chris waller, and use all that move across the yield curve. comments coming after the market closed stateside. ftse 100 edging closer to
the u.s. central bank should delay or slow the pace of interest rate cuts. >> in my view it is appropriate to reduce the overall number of rate cuts or push them further into the future in response to recent data. tom: s&p 500 gets a late day booster finish at a record high. we will take a closer look at how markets have fared so far this year as we head into the last major trading day of the quarter. plus intervention watch, the yen with the many traders i 152 per dollar as a...
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houthis blamed the u.s. and u.k. for the damage could the u.s. launched a new satellite that can track methane. the new satellite will allow methane licks to be tracked almost in real time in a bid to reduce emissions. that's it for the moment. i am caitrÍona perry. think you for watching world news america. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. bdo. accountants and advisors. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. on the "newshour" tonight. voters in more than a dozen states cast ballots in super tuesday primary spirit what the results could mean for november's presidential match-up. amna: the families of israelis taken captive by hamas on october 7th offer different perspectives on a potential hostage deal. geoff: what's beh
houthis blamed the u.s. and u.k. for the damage could the u.s. launched a new satellite that can track methane. the new satellite will allow methane licks to be tracked almost in real time in a bid to reduce emissions. that's it for the moment. i am caitrÍona perry. think you for watching world news america. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. bdo. accountants and advisors. cunard is a proud supporter of public...
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the u.s. media is covering israel's assault on gaza. we will be joined by the acclaimed broadcaster mehdi hassan who left msnbc earlier this year after his shows were canceled. then to tiktok. the u.s. house has passed a bill that could lead to the banning a bill that could lead to the banning of the social media app tiktok. >> it was potentially ban tiktok is a huge mistake because it does not do with the real issue which is social media companies of all types are actually targeting as for our data, exploiting our attention, threatening our democracy. instead of that, this act is just targeting foreign actors and playing a nationalism and xenophobia. amy: we will speak to ucla professor ramesh srinivasan. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in gaza, at least five people were killed on wednesday when israel bombed an unrwa aid distribution center in rafah, one of the u.n. agency's last remaining aid sites in gaza
the u.s. media is covering israel's assault on gaza. we will be joined by the acclaimed broadcaster mehdi hassan who left msnbc earlier this year after his shows were canceled. then to tiktok. the u.s. house has passed a bill that could lead to the banning a bill that could lead to the banning of the social media app tiktok. >> it was potentially ban tiktok is a huge mistake because it does not do with the real issue which is social media companies of all types are actually targeting as...
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not only in the u.s., but abroad. freedom in the u.s. for reproductive rights in the u.s., united states supreme court, overturned roe v. wade, which gave women a right to choose what they wanted to do to abort a child or not. the majority of americans support roe v. wade. so that is a key issue coming into 2024. the sides of issues. >> should we talk about foreign policy for a moment? there is a lot of anger about the way he has handled what is going on in gaza and his seeming inability to get israel to do his bidding. in terms of normally, how much does foreign policy play on voters minds when they go to the ballot box? >> it will vary depending on what is going on in the u.s. at that time. but it definitely plays a key role. not only did he address that, he also addressed issues with making sure wealthy corporations pay their fair share. and the fact that that is really important to hard-working americans and making sure they have homes and paying for their mortgage and making sure social security is not cut. the gamut of different is
not only in the u.s., but abroad. freedom in the u.s. for reproductive rights in the u.s., united states supreme court, overturned roe v. wade, which gave women a right to choose what they wanted to do to abort a child or not. the majority of americans support roe v. wade. so that is a key issue coming into 2024. the sides of issues. >> should we talk about foreign policy for a moment? there is a lot of anger about the way he has handled what is going on in gaza and his seeming inability...
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with the resolution that the u.s. put forward last week, why couldn't the u.s. have put that same resolution forward a week before or a month before? mr. kirby: because we were working with previous texts for that previous countries were putting forward to try to get them into a better place. this language doesn't just get cooked up and thrown onto the security council floor in a matter of 30 minutes. it's usually worked over time. and we were working with the authors and other countries to try to get the language into a better place. and when we couldn't, we were left with no alternative but to veto. in this case, we chose to abstain because it didn't mention anything about hamas. but yet, because it did reflect our policy view that a hostage deal has to be linked to a ceasefire. has changed. today, a fast reliable interconnects -- internet connection is something
with the resolution that the u.s. put forward last week, why couldn't the u.s. have put that same resolution forward a week before or a month before? mr. kirby: because we were working with previous texts for that previous countries were putting forward to try to get them into a better place. this language doesn't just get cooked up and thrown onto the security council floor in a matter of 30 minutes. it's usually worked over time. and we were working with the authors and other countries to try...
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in the u.s. relative to international markets, as well. and the relative price momentum is better. for us to get more positive international, we would like to see earning trends flipped, and normally, international markets to better the dollar weakens and coming out of a major low or major high out of a recession. we are watching. they are cheap, and we think they are for a reason, but we are being patient. lisa: the u.s. bias being equity focused. we were talking earlier about pimco quoting in a financial times article talking about how he likes longer duration bonds overseas. not in the u.s. because that strength is also coming with perhaps a stickier inflation going forward. do you agree? keith: we are more focused on the u.s. in some ways, as you invest overseas, there is also that currency component. you get the big kicker in the equity market and the fixed income market with overseas currencies rallying with the u.s. dollar weakening. the u.s. dollar is in a choppy range and maybe the fed b
in the u.s. relative to international markets, as well. and the relative price momentum is better. for us to get more positive international, we would like to see earning trends flipped, and normally, international markets to better the dollar weakens and coming out of a major low or major high out of a recession. we are watching. they are cheap, and we think they are for a reason, but we are being patient. lisa: the u.s. bias being equity focused. we were talking earlier about pimco quoting in...
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u.s. cpi. that biggest loss all year potentially set to extend into the tuesday session as well. taking a look at how we are setting up when it comes to japan and the korean markets around the region. some downside there for new zealand. a pretty difficult session for japan equities. nikkei futures up by a quarter of 1%. looking at muted but further declines. the two equity benchmarks in japan something more than 2% on monday amidst these loan speculations about the time. we are also seeing a little bit of dollar weakness playing into yen strength there. finally, quite a lot of concern building in the chinese demand. we are seeing them modestly higher at the moment. >> and just listening to some of the keywords. it is modest. you have futures here come online. we have equities moving in a little bit lower. it is that count down to the u.s. inflation data. we are expecting it to be pretty far above the fed's target. around 3%. we were at about 9% around a year ago. it can really be some of
u.s. cpi. that biggest loss all year potentially set to extend into the tuesday session as well. taking a look at how we are setting up when it comes to japan and the korean markets around the region. some downside there for new zealand. a pretty difficult session for japan equities. nikkei futures up by a quarter of 1%. looking at muted but further declines. the two equity benchmarks in japan something more than 2% on monday amidst these loan speculations about the time. we are also seeing a...
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we know better than our u.s. military. we know better than u.s. business. >> does the american position make any sense to you? >> it honestly does not. the opposition was not on national security reasons or on business reasons. it, to me, seemed just a reflexive, ideological opposition to joining the treaty. >> reporter: since 2012, while repeated attempts to ratify the treaty have failed, china has made deep sea mining a national priority. it already has a near monopoly of the critical minerals on land. now it's set to lock up the bounty on the sea floor. ambassador john negroponte, a former director of national intelligence in the bush administration, told us, china's aggressive actions should be setting off alarms. >> what's changed since 2012? >> the people's republic of china and its more assertive behavior on the international scene, particularly in the south china sea. and then with respect to deep seabed mining, they're eating our lunch. they've got access to five sites. right now, we have access to none. >> reporter: john negroponte is on
we know better than our u.s. military. we know better than u.s. business. >> does the american position make any sense to you? >> it honestly does not. the opposition was not on national security reasons or on business reasons. it, to me, seemed just a reflexive, ideological opposition to joining the treaty. >> reporter: since 2012, while repeated attempts to ratify the treaty have failed, china has made deep sea mining a national priority. it already has a near monopoly of...
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the second one is from a u.s. perspective to where should innovation -- an invasion occur, maybe the ccb would conduct strikes on u.s. territories. can you assess the idea of first strikes on u.s. naval and air force facilities in places like guam and okinawa? michael: the question about destroying advanced semiconductor labs in taiwan -- it's just not plausible. the u.s. will need semiconductors to fight a war period. china does as well and china would like to have the semiconductors but the fact of the matter is, it would be externally difficult to invade taiwan. i am aware that this is something that has been in the media. i am by no means downplaying the person who asked this question. it's a very good question. it's been all over the media. i think the whole concept is it's a bit misguided that there is so much talk about that. i don't think it's a plausible scenario. the real risk is that if china did ever invade taiwan, the real risk would be it would be very difficult to prevent the destruction of semicond
the second one is from a u.s. perspective to where should innovation -- an invasion occur, maybe the ccb would conduct strikes on u.s. territories. can you assess the idea of first strikes on u.s. naval and air force facilities in places like guam and okinawa? michael: the question about destroying advanced semiconductor labs in taiwan -- it's just not plausible. the u.s. will need semiconductors to fight a war period. china does as well and china would like to have the semiconductors but the...
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if the u.s. wants israel to cancel those plans, the u.s. does not want to surrender under any circumstances. it will be very difficult to convince the israeli government that is the way to go because netanyahu insists on a very regular basis that israel has to go in. that is the last bastion of hamas. there is no way of achieving its goal of destroying hamas's military organization. if israel does decide to go ahead with that plan, that will be a very big point of contention between itself and the u.s. and the rest of the world. >> paul wallace. thank you very much indeed for the latest in terms of what is transpiring in the middle east. the urgency around the situation in gaza. not your day had. everything us we are looking ahead to. the u.k. cpi really important. the inflation data out of the u.k.. the expectation you're on your for the month of february, that number is expected to fall from 4% in january year on year to 3.5% in february. they will lead up to the back of inlet decision on thursday, expectations on the market still what th
if the u.s. wants israel to cancel those plans, the u.s. does not want to surrender under any circumstances. it will be very difficult to convince the israeli government that is the way to go because netanyahu insists on a very regular basis that israel has to go in. that is the last bastion of hamas. there is no way of achieving its goal of destroying hamas's military organization. if israel does decide to go ahead with that plan, that will be a very big point of contention between itself and...
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the u.s. snow deploying u.s. marines and anti-terror teams to protect the u.s. embassy in haiti. armed gangs surrounding the capital, and the evacuations. including famous author michal bull, who wrote "tuesdays with more rui." what he's saying tonight. >>> back in the u.s., the college quarterback arrested tonight during spring break. >>> actress olivia munn revealing her personal battle with breast cancer tonight. >>> and the abc news exclusive. robin roberts with actress christina applegate and jamie lynn seigler. both are battling multiple sclerosis. tonight, their fight against ms, and their fight to help others. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. word coming in tonight, that scare on a passenger flight, a young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. >>> and the news from georgia involving some charges dropped against donald trump. >>> but we do begin tonight with the heated battle over the future of tiktok here in the u.s. 170 million users here in this country. tonight, the house, by an overwhelming ma
the u.s. snow deploying u.s. marines and anti-terror teams to protect the u.s. embassy in haiti. armed gangs surrounding the capital, and the evacuations. including famous author michal bull, who wrote "tuesdays with more rui." what he's saying tonight. >>> back in the u.s., the college quarterback arrested tonight during spring break. >>> actress olivia munn revealing her personal battle with breast cancer tonight. >>> and the abc news exclusive. robin...