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Were prepandemic. in a healthy place. that doesnt mean theres logistical challenges at the bottle necks that may be localized and to the degree that we work with private sector companies and help ease the challenges in their private sector supply chain will remain hop to doing that. >> one question on the global challenge. can you talk about how much you believe chinas latest rounds of lock downs and zero case doctrine is having an impact on inflation since onlily its im pocketing the global man...

Students, teachers, entrepreneurs and small business owners, of law enforcement and all first responder heros. [cheers and applause] >> of hard-working virginians coming home from the midnight to 8:00 a.m. shift, of active military, veterans and their families -- [cheers and applause] >> of farmers, factory workers and healthcare heros. today we stand together on behalf of virginians who never lost faith even when they suffered loss of virginians who have not stopped living a better life and my ...

But were crushed by the military using indiscriminate violence. as our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports, growing numbers of people are now either fleeing the country, or taking up arms in what is becoming an escalating civil war. until a year ago people in myanmar still believed in a better future. that has now been stolen, they say, by the same soldiers who ruined their past. millions have been caught up in the struggle to overturn the coup. mo is one of them. she led the fir...

Blockade of the ambassador bridge linking detroit to wind sour, ontario, bringing in a quarter of all trade between the two countries, came to a screeching halt. hammering the auto industry, unable to get crucial parts into factories. and without them, production taking a hit, along with workers. >> ive been in the company for nine years, theres always changes that happen, but this is different. >> reporter: general motors forced to cancel several shifts. automakers like ford and toyota scaling ...

Trucks is down because it cant get the parts it needs. earlier today, toyota confirmed its slowing production at a factory in alabama. thats some 500 miles away from the bridge. i want to caution, though, some plants are coming back online. some are going down. this is a fluid situation. theres literally a lot of moving pieces here. but this is clearly not a good time for this to happen. the united states economy is already dealing with a 40-year high in inflation. much of that being driven by a...

To do so. and by the way, it went into effect just a short while ago. so were going to watch what happens there and keep you posted about why this really matters. and by the way, around 10,000, around 10,000 commercial vehicles crossed the bridge youre looking at each and every day, with about $325 million worth of goods. some of the worlds biggest car companies have been shutting down or even reducing production lines because of this here in the u.s. im talking about ford and gm and chrysler an...

Even tow vehicles if needed, and of course logistically able to do so. and by the way, it went into effect just a short while ago. so were going to watch what happens there and keep you posted about why this really matters. and by the way, around 10,000 commercial vehicles cross the bridge youre looking at each and every day, with about $325 million worth of goods. some of the worlds biggest car companies have been shutting down or even reducing production lines because of this here in the u.s. ...

Air raid sirens are going off right now in lviv, a city which is preparing for the war to come here. factory workers, teenagers, even beer makers, theyre prepping for the fight of their lives. that is all happening here in the city of lviv which so far has been really untouched by ground battle. thats not stopping residents from getting ready if the fight arrives at their doorstep. take a look. lviv has so far been mostly unscathed. at night air raid sirens sound, but the fight is still further ...

And then to the rise of privately owned businesses in free-market capitalism but have the opposite effect leading to the collapse of the soviet union. and in 1982 the first president of modern russia, boris yeltsin would lead to the wild west of capitalism a devastating consequences numeral being a citizens then out of nowhere that how did vladimir putin rise to power? history begins in 1952. and only child born in st. petersburg. his parents were factory workers and get attended leningrad state...

Debiting consequences to the economy and the well-being of its citizens. out of nowhere, in 2000, trampolines to the post of president was vladimir putin. but he was a nobody. how did he rise to power? putins story begins in 1952. only child born in st. petersburg. his parents were factory workers. putin attended leningrad state university and studied law. 1975, hed be an intelligence officer for the kgb. when the soviet union collapsed, he retired and returned home to work in local politics, be...