in government subsidies and grants have been offered to get the deal over the line and it seems that is now the new normal, the global map of manufacturing is being rewritten as we speak. if you are to be on it you need to provide subsidies, the us has got $170 billion in subsidies and many people saying this is not enough, this is great but we will need at least four of these plants in the future if we are to support our domestic car industry. we are to support our domestic car industry- car industry. our business editor simon car industry. our business editor simon jack. - let s unpack this further with fiona cincotta from the city index. the government being quite tightlipped about this but rishi sunak will head to somerset to announce the news and tata group will be there as well. it is so important to the uk car industry, this news? this is being considered a significant victory, probably for the government but really for the government but really for the government b
rescuing again. i ll ask one of the people who was at the center of the storm the last time around, the former ceo of goldman sachs lloyd blankfein about whether the system is stable, and is your bank account safe? also, how did it come to this? did we learn the wrong lessons the last time? i ll talk to julian tet of the financial times. then don t mess with the french people s retirement plans. that s the lesson from weeks of strikes and protests and then chaos in parliament as the government pushed through their policy anyway. [ speaking non-english ] which brought the outrage right back to the streets. we ll tell you what you need to know. but first, here s my take. on his trip to saudi arabia last year president biden made an emphatic declaration about u.s. policy in the middle east. he said we will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by china, russia or iran. last week s reproachment between saudi arabia and iran brokered by china suggests that th
united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. today on the program, panic in the markets as the banks need rescuing again. i ll ask one of the people who was at the center of the storm the last time around, the former ceo of goldman sachs lloyd blankfein about whether the system is stable. and is your bank account safe? also, how did it come to this? did we learn the wrong lessons the last time? i ll talk to gillian tett of the financial times. then, don t mess with the french people s retirement plans. that is the lesson from weeks of strikes and protests that sent chaos in parliament as government pushed through their policy anyway. which brought the outrage right back to the streets. we ll tell you what you need to know. but first, here is my take. on his trip to saudi arabia last year, president biden made an emphatic declaration about u.s. policy in the middle east. he said, we will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled
in the global banking sector credit suisse getting a $50 billion life line today from the swiss central bank new concerns about the large number of uninsured deposits at first republic, another california regional bank i can reassure the members of the committee that our banking system is sound and that americans can feel confident that their deposits will be there when they need them. also this hour, the pentagon s stunning video of the russian jet flying directly toward the u.s. drone and what appears to be dumping fuel on the unmanned drone flying over the black sea near crimea. we know that the aggressive behavior was intentional we know it was very unprofessional and very unsafe time is up the white house demanding tiktok s chinese owners sell their stake in the platform or possibly be banned from the u.s. senator intelligence committee member angus king joining us today. good day, everyone i m andrea mitchell in washington where treasury secretary janet yellen
run. plus, more than 12 million people are facing ice storm warnings as the deep south gets hit with a deep freeze. hundreds of flights cancelled, roads covered with ice. it s made traveling dangerous and it s contributed to at least six deaths. but we begin in memphis where starting an hour from now, the funeral for tyre nichols will attempt to take the focus away from the horrific images of his brutal death, and instead honor his life and the man his mother called a quote, beautiful soul. mourners have begun to arrive right now at mississippi boulevard christian church, less than 20 miles from where the 29-year-old lived and died. his death, the latest rallying cry for a nation sickened by watching the same images play out on police body cameras again and again. the fact that george floyd s brother and breonna taylor s mother will attend today s funeral, underscoring the sad truth that past calls for change have gone unfulfilled. reverend al sharpton was asked earlier t