so we already have an interest difference between the u. s. and the european euro area buy more than 2 percentage points and financial investors rightly expect that this will even increase in the future. why this, as you have just said, the u. s. has or the federal reserve bank of the u. s. has already increased interest rates much more already earlier than the european central bank. but there are many reasons why this might continue in the future. why that although we have rather similar inflation levels in this country, so to speak, us where 8 percent more than a percent of both countries. i'm the composition of the equation is different. i can receive this pressure mounting on the euro now and for the foreseeable future. how much does that say about the current economic power of the common currency area? it rather said, that's a, something about how attractive is it to invest in the u. s. into financial assets in the us versus financial s. as it's in your area. of course, it's a financial asset that implicitly also depend on the economic po

c, u s. growth, and the u. s. canada is really, you know, safe in already. how dangerous could have me put a euro's on that is the 19 nations that use the euro. if there is a recession later this year. well, i wish had to recess in also with a pandemic. so where, you know, danger isn't really the right number of suppose we were hoping for a quick growth asked of them. but of course, now with the war in, in russia, this is not going to happen either european economies, a strong economy could. whether this, i think what's important was here is some really the weakest, the how they weakest will be hit. primarily because this is an energy sunni will affect households, mtv, the poor households in ways that are, you know, who we need to be, need to watch for this. the european economy hauling the will. recovery said as it is, we are talking about really the winter after that many things will be different pay marlena. decoupling of european energy consumption from russia or other and means of any providing branja william, they found so really their next 6 months on

however, if you would accept the u. s. a suggestions this could lead to the u. s. a. joining the treaty, a move which makes very little sense, considering the u. s. already has a free reign without being bound by any treaty, and giving any power or any more power to united nations. not to mention it would open up the possibility of international lawsuits against the u. s. for climate change and would require the us to pay oil and gas production royalties. now following speaker policies visit china and a sign of strength. and some can say intimidation began to hold a live ammunition drills in the time when the straight. in response, taiwan is hoping the allies like the u. s. was certain international law, principal called the freedom of navigation, all to protect the median line between china and taiwan. a boundary which has existed since the 19 fifties and was crossed over by the chinese more than $100.00 times during these recent chinese exercises. now today, while major countries like the united states in the u. k, has said they want to strengthen trade with taiw

but they're already regular. so many pools on that u. s. relationship with china, and many observers here say that if this goes by, if this trip goes by without a serious retaliation from china without further military escalation, besides the drills that we've seen china carrying out a very close to taiwan and some saying even in ty, ones, aerospace, if that is the past without another serious escalation, they believed that this could be perhaps just another irritant or another pull on that relationship, but that it will remain fairly frosty between china and the u. s. the other reading of course, is that we could see another escalation from china, further escalation, the u. s. responding. and we could see this, this relationship as i said, which is already is seen as frosty, descending even further. thank you for that. so me some escandone in washington dc or he has lucas and all the stories making headlines around the world. voters in the u. s. 8 of kansas have voted to maintain the right to abortion in a deeply conservative state. the

you know, the u. s. already spent like 68000000 or so on ukraine, if you want to get another a 5000000000, then you've got to have an issue on the other side of the world too. so that could be one motivation or another motivation is it has, it has to have something to do with this pat bill, the semiconductor chip that all that just didn't pass by her us house pending in the senate. right now, are you know, by going to try one, which is a big producer of mass production, a semiconductor chips. i know she's going to have an opportunity to speak to these companies. i'm sure she will about, you know, maybe getting a piece of that. 76000000 action by moving some of the operations a to the united states here. so that's a possibility. another possibility is u. s. domestic politics. you know, the democrats don't have much to run on in the november elections domestically, inflation and so forth. are, are gone pretty poorly here. and so creating a foreign policy issue, you know, just helps the ukraine is not the s

and there is the concern that the u. s. i, it might be on a collision course, essentially with 2 world powers, china and russia by aggravating china with a visit like this. and this comes at a time where beijing and moscow have already been deepening their line. so the concern pablo being that this could push them even closer into each other's arms, if you will. suit me. what about the white house? where does president biden stunned on nancy pelosi visit? well, it is a very complex issue. i mean, the white house, as you mentioned, president biden did express concern about nancy pelosi going to taiwan. and he did not actually tell her not to go, but there were concerns from the department of defense as well. and with the white house. so focused on the war in ukraine, it has been seen as a bit of a distraction, perhaps. but there has been some speculation that the white house might have privately condoned this visit by nancy pelosi as a way for the us to reaffirm its commitment to taiwan. and sand up to china without that act

interesting as the u. s. is already in the recession, technically in the recession, balls, quarter one n quarter to have been negative numbers. i, sol, us, set, us, girl, said the use column is really in a recession already. how dangerous could have me pretty euro's or that is the 19 nations that use the euro. if there is a recession later this year. well, i wish i had to recess in also with a pandemic. so where, you know, danger isn't really the right number of suppose we were hoping for a quick growth, asked them a, but of course now with the roaring in rush, that this is not going to happen either your pin economy is a strong economy, could, whether this i think what's important was here is some really the weakest, the how they weakest when we hit, primarily because this is an energy soon, it will affect households, mtv, the poor households in ways that are, you know, we need to be, need to watch for this. the european economy hauling the will recover us and us because we are talking about really the winte

s already has a large supply of tea packs vaccine doses, which could potentially be made available under an emergency authorization, and you won't be able to walk in for monkey pox vaccines at san francisco general hospital tomorrow. that is because the current supply of shots is just about gone. like today, only people who have an appointment will be seen. the clinic has given out more than 2000 vaccinations since monday, does expect to get nearly 11,000 more. but there's no scheduled date on when those doses will arrive and to learn how to set up a vaccine appointment. just head over to the web links section of our website a ktvu .com you also find a link to the cdcs information about symptoms and prevention. now to catalytic converter thieves who are getting more aggressive along the peninsula this morning, police chased the driver of the minivan carrying stolen converters into the town of hillsborough crime reporter henry lee shows us how these thieves are indeed becoming more aggressive with dangerous pursuits and even shooting at witnesses. police, canine and heavily armed officers

interesting as the u. s. is already in the recession, technically in the recession. boss caught a want and caught it to have been negative numbers. i, sol, usa, usa, girl, said the u. s. kind of is really, you know, safe in a really how dangerous could it be for the euros, or that is the 19 nations that use the euro. if there is a recession later this year? well, i was had to recess in also with a pandemic. so where, you know, danger isn't really the right number, or suppose we were hoping for a quick growth asked of them. but of course now with a more in, in rush that this is not gonna happen. either european economies, a strong economy could, whether this, i think what's important was here is some really the weakest. they're how they weakest will be hit. primarily because this is an energy sunni will affect households. in particular, the poor households in ways that are, you know, who we need to be need to watch for this. the european economy hollinger will recover after us because we are talking about real

so the u. s. and taiwan already share a longstanding trade and investment relationship. why does this apparently need to be deepened? well, 1st of all, since, hi juan. um, it's something that they have been with him for more than 20 years, although it's called an initiative. now, but i won't leave that ro eventually become a complete f t a and how i believe that it will also help it to pave the way to joy c, p t, p p, which they have a fierce competition with a melon, china, and a for us it's just a part of it, some strategy in the pacific strategy to build new trade orders. um we know that um china is um, trying to gain is in our importance and its influence in this region. so there's not, no doubt that this initiative is aiming at china, which plays an important role in the world's biggest trade of framework r e c p, in which the u. s. united states is now aims to working closely with taiwan is i'm essentially a tool to compete strategically with china. so taiwan hoping for a full fledged to a free trade agreement at the end of these talks here. what specifically is in

now, the white house has said the u. s. will not allow itself to be intimidated and will take all necessary measures to ensure the safety of nancy pelosi well earlier. and american officials said that taiwan is not a problem for china us relations. but the current situation does seem to suggest otherwise the united states no longer sees taiwan is a problem in our relations with china. we see it as an opportunity to advance our shared vision for a free and open in the pacific. and also as a beacon to people's around the world who aspire for a more just safe, prosperous and democratic world. so why is nancy? pelosi is trip such a big deal? it's because of the one china policy. taiwan is officially recognized by the united states as part of china. the usa adopted the one china policy in 1972 usa has no formal ties with the government on taiwan government that was established by the forces who lost out when the communist party to power on the mainland usa has no embassy on taiwan. and it advocates for taiwan to peacefully re un

according to the voice news agency, the u. s. has already committed more than $8000000000.00 for ukraine's defense, which includes more than $5000.00 javelin anti tank missiles. and around 16 long range rocket launch systems behind the front lines, ukraine's president as hell talks with his turkish counterpart and the un secretary general and levin was impact on global fe, prices and risks to europe's largest nuclear power plant. were high on the agenda. theresa by reports, yet just for you for gone to him and i'm a high level meeting in living to talk about the war. and it's him back to round the world. president, follow the military lensky, meeting with turkish president left. i live at the one and the un secretary general antonio terrace, discussing the importance of continuing to export a queen in grain to the will through a humanitarian corridor. also the situation on the ground that the nuclear power plant is separate each year. still a major concern occupied by russian forces since march and with fighting now increasing fe

the u. s. has already committed more than $8000000000.00 for ukraine's defense. that includes more than $5000.00 javelin anti tank missiles, and around 16 long range rocket launch systems. russia's defense ministry claims ukraine is planning what it calls a provocation at a zappa reject nuclear plant. on friday, the russians control the facility and the area around it, but it's still run by ukrainian engineers did love. the key regime is preparing a resonant publication at supple ritchie, a nuclear power plant during the un secretary general antonio terrace is visits to ukraine, and the result of the russian federation will be blamed for creating a tenant, logical disaster, and the power plant on medical. well, behind the lines, ukraine's president is held talks with his turkish counterpart and the you and 2nd general in live the was impact on global food prices and risks to europe's biggest nuclear power plant. were high on the agenda. so he's about ripples just so you put it on a high level meeting in levine to talk about the war and it's him back to round. the

the u. s. has already committed more than a $1000000000.00 for ukraine's defense. it includes more than $5000.00 javelin anti tank missiles and around 16 long range, rocket orange systems. behind the front lines ukraine's president, his hel talks with his turkish counts upon and the un secretary general and leave the wars impact on global fe prices and the risks to europe's largest nuclear power plants have been high on the agenda. theresa by reports. yet just for you, but on the, in that i'm a high level meeting in levine to talk about the war and its impact around the world. fretted and follow the military lensky meeting with turkish president. let her die at the one and the un secretary general antonio terrace. discussing the importance of continuing to export, to queen and grain, to the well through a humanitarian corridor. also the situation on the ground, the nuclear power plant is separate, yet still a major concern occupied by russian forces since march and with fighting now increasing fears of a major nuclear incident. nearly 30 equipment personal she'd be

speaking in new york, she said the u. s. and germany have already showed remarkable unity in supporting ukraine. she also said a joint stance is vital and that it's time to extend the ties. juggling in the u. s. voters in kansas are deciding whether to remove the right to abortion from the states constitution. that could result in access being limited or band kansas as the 1st state to vote since the supreme court revoked the nationwide, right to abortion in june. and to british airways a, suspending sales of short whole flight from london heathrow airport for the next week. he throw has kept the number of departing passengers because of staff shortages. their port has asked airlines to stop selling tickets. and to cut flights. united states says it has killed the leader of al qaeda. i meant i was a while harry and a drone strike in afghanistan. he was one of the founders of the terrorist group and was in hiding for more than a decade. the cia targeted the man they believe was central to the 911 attacks in the heart of this

the u. s. has already done a series of malicious moves and provide funds to you know, to contain china, the seen jung issues to hong kong pro tags, the military presence and support around china, such as the south system in south korea to our lines with japan. the quad to all kids and a tray was through 2018, and the recent chip i just passed to for people to sell of chips to china. so the tension has been dead and we thought shift in the national policy of the us. china would remain extremely cautious of or what the us at the chinese mila trees around the country, and in the, the seas, not far from ty, pay of rough dob. how's being made? its feelings clear enough to taiwan. now i'm also nancy pelosi, i would suggest or do you expect now in the aftermath of this, for this to actually ramp ballpark options again? well, he, if you look, look at it, the us military has stepped away to let china perform the military exercises. that basically circled the whole taiwan from this, we already see how we

so between the 2 biggest economies on the planet, i mean the u. s. and both actually try to become less re, i have low, reliable from each other. i mean, in the past 20 years. so, so, i mean, we created this term key america. so china buys all the u. s. debt, and then on the other side, america imports achieve a goods from a china to put it may be a bit too simplistic. now america tries to produce stuff somewhere else, but in china, more and told. so that is one to a tendency, and china on the other side has already started to buy less or almost no u. s. a debt, meaning treasury so, so clearly that comerica has come to an end. there are still some dependencies, they won't vanish overnight about the relations clearly according nora jens quarter in new york. thank you. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. a u. s. court has ordered 3 drug store changed to pay $650000000.00 for their roles in the countries opioid crisis. walgreens, walmart, and c, v us must pay to find to to ohio counties to compensate for the costs

s. position. indeed, there had already been high level diplomatic efforts discussing a possible prisoner exchange. how likely does that seem ah, i'm not an oracle. i don't have a glass ball, but it seems that they are at least talking to each other. russians and americans. that's a good 1st step, tiny step though. there was an offer by the united states to exchange and the tourist arms dealer russian. i'm still having to booth a for miss griner and paul whelan, but the, the russians didn't react, let's say on a level the united states would have expected this, the russians to do if they would have taken this serious. so our seriously, so that the united states regards this at least the intelligence community as was the white of the administration as far as they come forward. regard regards, the russian reaction to the off of the united states, right, which is still standing by the way as not serious. and this is where we are state secretary of state blink, and had a chance to talk to his counterpart in a while visiting the asian summit. but mr. love and mr. blinking did not communicate w

the e u on u. s. are sent to creates a specialist center in moldova, to combat arms smuggling from ukraine. european commission and the u. s. state department have already placed tenders for the supply of equipment for mold oven, border guards. the european front tx agency is going to supply the provision of mobile office storage and even 20 facilities more than 8000000 euros worth. while american authorities are planning to sent off road vehicles, thermal imaging cameras, grunz centers, and more. okay interesting developments then in more dover, it looks like its planned for lets cross. 2 godfrey bloom, godfrey's and military historian, specializing in war aims. pleasure to have you on the program, sir. why do you think brussels washington are, are planning to create this center. in moldova i see was made in the west, the west in pounds. the leader comes in washington. some people seem to prove the role when they should be thinking about how they can actually finish the broker piece. if you'd everybo

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s. is trying to escape responsibility for the ukraine war. that's how a co founder of the rock band, se floyd stresses the washington role in the conflict. turning the tables on his end, journalists during an interview more is basically about the action and reaction of nights. hope pushing right up to the russian po to which they promised that with good morning 5 am here in moscow. happy to have you join us from wherever you're watching. i'm fiorella is about what this hour's top news stories. we begin as a cease fire comes into effect in gaza with israel and the islamic jihad militant group declaring a truce. a trickle of rocket fire, however, was launched from the palestinian enclave just after it came into effect. good unverified footage is set to show israel's defense system, intercepting rockets, while a media live stream shows a missile fired from gaza. approximately 8 minutes after the cease fire came into effect. meanwhile, gods of residents are seen to celebrate the agreement ho

s. state departments have already placed 10 years for the supply of equipment to mult, open border guards. let's break down how that works with those agencies. in fact, the european from tech's agency is going to provide and mobile office storage even toilet facilities. more than 8000000 euro worth, while the american authorities are plumbing to say, and off road vehicles, thermal imaging cameras, grown sensors, and we got to take as to why this is all happening with military historian, godfrey berlin. i think the n gave for the, for washington, for the washington called him seems to be counter intuitive a permanent will. they seem to want the stabilize. the area for the political situation now is quite clearly interest to have the great destabilize, the war. continued the western europe, that is suffering to actually when the weather is really, really supposed to be american. it means when we get to the, the me area because i'm very disappointed there involving yes, another country in that area. no. good. conceivably come of it, a lot of david constitution actually used to preclude a wea

s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine war to continue. that's how a co founder of the rock band think floyd stress is washington's role in this class . like turning the tables on a cnn journalist, spring and interview for is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing where i talked to the russian boy to which they promised they wouldn't do. ah, good morning from the are to international studios in moscow, russia to wherever you're catching us from, i'm fiorella is about what this hours most pressing new stories from around the world. happy to have you with us. we begin as a cease fire comes into effect in gaza with israel and the islamic, you had militant group declaring a truce. a trickle of rocket fire, however, was launched from the palestinian enclave just after it came into effect. ah, unverified footage is such a show. israel's defense system, intercepting rockets, while a media live stream shows a missile fire from dasa, approximately 8 minutes after the cea

s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine war to continue. that's how a co founder of the rock band lloyd stresses washington's role in the conflict. turning the tables on a cnn journalists during an interview. this war is basically about the action and reaction from nato pushing where i talked to the russian board to, which they promised they wouldn't do. a 6 am here in russia's capital of moscow, from wherever you're catching us, welcome, i'm fiorella is about and this is our t and our national. with this ours top news story, we begin as a cease fire comes into effect and gaza with israel and the islamic jihad militant robe declaring a truce. a trickle of rocket fire however, was launched from the palestinian enclave just after it came into effect. ah, unverified footage is said to show israel's defense system, intercepting rockets, while a media live stream shows a missile fired from gaza. approximately 8 minutes after the cease fire came into effect. meanwhile, gaza residents a