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our greater china editor john liu joins us from beijing.his is from a speech he gave at the china development forum. a lot of different government officials and executives attending that. what else did we get out of that speech and what were some of the key takeaways? john: i think the main argument the premier was making is that, one, china does not have an issue with inflation. there is not pressure from prices rising on policymakers. the other point the premier made is that there was still a lot of room on the central government's books. there is not a lot of debt when it comes to the central government. so if you add those two things together it seems the premier is signaling there is going to be more fiscal stimulus, more done in terms of government spending. over the last couple of weeks we have heard the government is planning things such as government money to encourage households to replace old cars, old appliances, to encourage factories to replace their old equipment. so the expectation is that there will be more done from a fisc

wow, liu, this is just like in hollywood, of course, look, everything will be replaced by slavic bazaarsike stars, well, it turns out that this year too, yes, but i have also ever dreamed of having such a star, and you don’t, i do, of course, but kayla not this year for sure. okay, we’ll try to make it come true very quickly, probably for you too, of course, a dream is not harmful, of course we can, oh, i found philip kirkorov, i love him, so i found our colleague, presenter, elena spiridovich , here is the slavic bazaar, these concert, she generally always, well, as a presenter, oh, i didn’t even know, lui, well done! there is still such art on his intellect, well done, of course, the secrets of good morning and good mood, good morning belarus on the air of the satellite tv channel belarus 20. good morning belarus program in the studio with you svetlana barovskaya, how great that you made a terrace everywhere , after all, my grandmother, in general, and i really needed a terrace, which we lived, well, yes, but without a terrace today, so that there would be no terrace, oh, cat you follo

haidi: john liu there in beijing.he stakes are high heading into tuesday's bank of japan decision. money managers revealing their expectations in terms of whether the boj will move. paul jackson joins us now from tokyo. so much of this comes down to around 4:00 this afternoon. will all be revealed? paul: yeah, well we're waiting for this wage figure to come out this afternoon. this is going to be the average annual pay deals as tallied by japan's biggest union federation rang go. and if this is a big figure, this could help to tip the scales of the bank of japan in favor of a march move to raise -- raise interest rates for the first time since 2007. what exactly are we looking for in terms of the numbers? last year the initial tally was 3.8% for these annual wage deals. so i think anything around that mark is not going to be too inspiring. economists surveyed by bloomberg earlier this week suggested 4.1%. i still think that is the low end of what it might be. i think it will be a strong four, we could even get five. i

authorities say 41 year old kwong liu of elk grove and 21 year old navin liu of oakland ed saturday in child spon board didurvive. thec san joaquin county sheriff's office said authorities responded just before 5:00 in the evening. one adt victim was pulled from the water and died of their injuries. another adult victim was later found and pronounced dead. the mother of a san francisco teen killed while surfing a bart train speaking out about her son's tragic story. she is hoping to prevent othersúfrom making the same deadly mistake. ktvu joey jorda >> train surfing. the daredevil stunt of riding on top of a moving train is a risky trend, floating around on social media and for frequent rider daniel would cost him his life. yeahid- that's the stuff. his heartbroken mother, marina baron , remembers the 19 year old for his brave and adventurous spirit. >> he was a bit risky, i would say, according to bart. >> on the tracks near the balboa park station just after 1 a.m. on january 29th. baron says that that's where her son attempted instead of a thrill ride, he would fall from the moving

volunteer and aid network, was formed just then, in its modern form , sometimes these are the same liuheir descendants, it's just a continuous tradition from there, and i now remember this poem written by stus. about her, cheer up your soul, cheer up and don't cry, and he says about these germs of this civil society, that we are small little beings, only for prayers and hopes, and but, but i want to say that i was impressed, this generation of people born somewhere between 20, 1928 and 45, in the west, this generation is called the silent generation. and it seems to me that in ukraine, well, actually, it was also a silent generation, if it weren't for the sixties, that is , it's really such a small group of people, but they found their voice and they created, created a completely different face of the generation. you said ostap zalevakh, uvan zalevakh was arrested in 65, 65, that is, this is this wave of arrests in 65. he writes about internationalism or russification and he gets up and talks about the wave of arrests at the premieres of the shadow of parajanov's forgotten ancestors, a

among the few nos, the bayiary's eric swalwell, barbara lee, ro khanna got yes and ted liu and yes, whilehe house, it's not even scheduled for a vote in the senate. >> the bill is passed and without the objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> lawmakers from both parties received a behind the doors, closed, confidential meeting about the security threats of tiktok yesterday. the worry is byte dance, the parent company too closely connected with the chinese government and chinese intelligence and could be used to spy on americans or use the algorithm to feed propaganda to american users to influence public opinion or even influence a vote. senator josh hawley has been a particularly outspoken critic. >> they're essentially an espionage app. you asked about the house bill. absolutely i would support it. i don't think it's a perfect bill, but i would absolutely support it, and i don't think it will get a vote on the assembly floor, but as i predicted it sounds like, i don't know, i need to talk to my committee chairs, i wish it were this, i wish it were that. >> despite th

he was joined by fellow kens including kimmo liu.highly anticipated performance of the oscar nominated "i'm just ken." gosling even led his "barbie" co-stars and emma stone in a great fun sing along. still ending the night as number two. billie eilish won her oscar from "barbie" "what was i made for." "barbie" had wins too. but "oppenheimer" was the one that took it all. >> took it all. >> and "poor things," i saw that over the weekend. my jaw dropped. eyebrows raised. but artistically, you can see how she won. >> absolutely. i missed all these movies, so i have to catch up. two of the night's winners used their platforms to call future peace across the globe while accepting the award for sbes entry, the author of 20 days in mariupol lamented that the film had to be made in the first place, depicting the aftermath of the russian invasion of ukraine, added he wished he could exchange the award for russia never attacking the country. earlier, jonathan glazer decried inhumane actions in the israel-hamas war. and several of the ceremony'

alysa liu competed in the olympics. she retired a couple of months later from competitive skating. now, she has renewed the jocus of skating. she posted on social media that she plans to return to competitive skating this year. >>> warrior star steph curry and his wife aisha curry are exciting the fourth child. congratulations to them. she shared the news in an interview with the magazine. the couple formally said they were done having kids she said they cannot shake the feeling that nobody was missing. they felt like the new addition will complete the family. beautiful family >>> you cannot access nbc bay area news when eryone. we are on all the time on roku and other streaming platforms. watch live, breaking news, news conferences and more. thank you for joining us at 4:30. justin garvin are working on what is next. "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge."

for ten years, li eryou and his wife, liu shuang fong, have been waiting for news of their son, yan lin their small village in china to mark the tenth anniversary of his disappearance on board flight mh370. translation: the airline said they had lost contact. - all these years, i keep asking, "what does that mean?" i've been searching for my child for the past ten years, and i think that if you lose contact with someone, surely you should be able to reconnect with them. the search for mh370 was the largest and most expensive in aviation history. all communications on the plane had been cut, but rudimentary satellite data suggested it had turned back and flown to the remote southern indian ocean, where it's presumed to have crashed. a few pieces from the plane were eventually discovered on beaches in east africa. but six years ago, the search was suspended. now a retired british aerospace technician thinks he's pinpointed a much smaller search area by analysing signals sent out by short wave radio enthusiasts. you can imagine a huge fisherman's net across the globe, full of radio signals

to toe the line, and the latest example is last saturday was... an interview in the daily newspaper liuarisian, where he even used an expression like ground operations, and he said that france would never initiate such an approach or such operations or the sending of troops, but he does not want to reject anything, any scenario, and therefore, just a week ago, emmanuel macron returns to this topic again, despite the fact that several of his ministers have already chewed and explained. to the population the fact that , first of all, it is about non-combat tasks , it is about demining and so on, but the president, well, it is clear that he continues to push this line, well, in principle, why do you think he continues to be a supporter of the idea, which is clearly not popular among the french, what he is counting on, is it a political idea or not a safe idea, i think there are two components here, this is a safe idea, because macron himself said about it, france is 6-12 months late. in his strategic thinking and decision-making, he also said this after the meeting with volodymyr zelenskyi

striking difference in official data, for example, the verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights dmytro liuenets called the number 150,000, his colleague darya gerosymchuk, the president's commissioner for children's affairs, called 300,000. actually the president himself talks about 19,500 children. well, in russia, official data tell us about 700,000 little ones. ukrainians whom they took out of the temporarily occupied lands of ukraine. ms. kateryna, tell me why there is such a striking difference in the official data, and which of them should we believe? is this really the question that is of interest, including to a foreign audience? usually, any discussion starts from this, how many ukrainian children did the russian federation deport or forcibly relocate? and the answer to this question is simple and complex simultaneously. only the russian federation, as the aggressor state that carried out this deportation, knows how many children it has abducted, because it is its duty to provide the appropriate list of children, the list to the international committee of the red cross in order fo

draw that line, and the latest example is this past saturday was an interview in the daily newspaper liu parisian, where he even used the expression ground operations, and he said that france would never be the initiator of such an approach or such operations or the sending of troops, but he does not want to reject anything, any scenario, and so, well, literally a week ago. again, emmanuel macron returns to this topic, despite the fact that several of his ministers have already chewed up, explained to the population the fact that , first of all, we are talking about non-combat tasks, we are talking about demining and so on, but the president, well, it is clear that this line continues pushes well, basically, why do you think he continues to be a fan of an idea that he clearly isn't is popular among the french? what is he counting on, is this a political idea or a security idea? i think there are... two components, this is a safe idea, because macron himself said about it, france is 6-12 months behind in its strategic thinking and decision-making. he also said this, after the meeting with

a un banana economist, pascal liu, told the bbc that climate change was compounding the impacts of fastlive with bbc news. the princess of wales has apologised for what she calls "any confusion" after she said she edited a photograph of her with her three children. five news agencies withdrew the photo over concerns it had been digitally manipulated. the image, taken by the prince of wales, was the first of catherine to be released since her surgery injanuary. the princess of wales was seen on monday being driven out of windsor in a car with prince william, as he travelled to the commonwealth day service which she did not attend. 0ur royal correpondent daniela relph has more. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has more. very nice to see you guys. the prince of wales this evening at an event related to his earthshot environmental project in london. at the end of a day filled with unexpected twists and turns. prince william took this photo of his wife and children that was supposed to reassure, to calm the more outlandish rumours about the princess's condition. but its publication has

for ten years, li eryou and his wife, liu shuang fong, have been waiting for news of their son, yan linversary of his disappearance on board flight mh370. translation: the airline said they had lost contact. - all these years, i keep asking, "what does that mean?" i've been searching for my child for the past ten years, and i think that if you lose contact with someone, surely you should be able to reconnect with them. the search for mh370 was the largest and most expensive in aviation history. all communications on the plane had been cut, but rudimentary satellite data suggested it had turned back and flown to the remote southern indian ocean, where it's presumed to have crashed. a few pieces from the plane were eventually discovered on beaches in east africa. but six years ago, the search was suspended. now a retired british aerospace technician thinks he's pinpointed a much smaller search area by analysing signals sent out by short wave radio enthusiasts. you can imagine a huge fisherman's net across the globe, full of radio signals. and every time an aircraft passes through this net

pascal liu, senior economist at the world banana forum, says climate impacts pose an "enormous threatdiseases. some uk shops have recently experienced banana shortages due to sea storms. it had initially proposed an offer valuing the electricals chain at £700 million. then rested to 757 million or $970 million but curries rebuffed the reproach saying they had significant the undervalued business. currys has more than 800 stores globally and employs 28,000 people. in the uk, it operates about 300 stores with 15,000 staff. let's hear now from will walker—arnott, director of private clients at charles stanley. thank you forjoining us. it's a tough market for retailers with cost of living concerns affecting spending. does that lie behind this discrepancy over valuation? good morning. it's worth giving some background to the story. curry�*s came about in 2014 three merger between carbon warehouse and dixons and it's been through a difficult period. it sends high—end electrical goods and weep into a cost of living crisis, the other issue it has is it had problems with its candidate in busin

for ten years, li eryou and his wife, liu shuang fong, have been waiting for news of their son, yan linaysia from their small village in china to mark the tenth anniversary of his disappearance on board flight mh370. translation: the airline said they had lost contact. - all these years, i keep asking, "what does that mean?" i've been searching for my child for the past ten years, and i think that if you lose contact with someone, surely you should be able to reconnect with them? the search for mh370 was the largest and most expensive in aviation history. all communications on the plane had been cut, but rudimentary satellite data suggested it had turned back and flown to the remote southern indian ocean, where it's presumed to have crashed. a few pieces from the plane were eventually discovered on beaches in east africa. but six years ago, the search was suspended. now a retired british aerospace technician thinks he's pinpointed a much smaller search area by analysing signals sent out by short wave radio enthusiasts. you can imagine a huge fisherman�*s net across the globe, full of ra

for ten years, li eryou and his wife, liu shuang fong, have been waiting for news of their son, yan linarance on board flight mh370. translation: the airline said they had lost contact. - all these years, i keep asking, "what does that mean?" i've been searching for my child for the past ten years, and i think that if you lose contact with someone, surely you should be able to reconnect with them? the search for mh370 was the largest and most expensive in aviation history. all communications on the plane had been cut, but rudimentary satellite data suggested it had turned back and flown to the remote southern indian ocean, where it's presumed to have crashed. a few pieces from the plane were eventually discovered on beaches in east africa. but six years ago, the search was suspended. now a retired british aerospace technician thinks he's pinpointed a much smaller search area by analysing signals sent out by short wave radio enthusiasts. you can imagine a huge fisherman's net across the globe, full of radio signals. and every time an aircraft passes through this net, it sort of breaks a

annabelle:annabelle: that was bloomberg's greater china senior executive editor john liu.he focus as well this hour is on japan's currency. the currency chief has warned against speculation and the foreign exchange market and says officials are prepared to take action if needed. for more, our ethics and rates strategist joined -- joins us from singapore. does this mean we can have some level of formal intervention? we have been hearing jawboning now for a number of days. >> i think the interesting thing is we did not hear this for today. i think last week, particularly when the dollar-yen reached 2022 and 2023 highs, i personally was expecting for him to come out and say something and he did not. it has happened. there's no surprise. i think this surprise is it took this long for it to happen. he thinks these are speculative moves so to the markets, we are prepared to act if we need to. the market has been here several times before, no surprise. in the markets always say actions speak louder than words. they will keep markets on edge having said that, but testing resistanc

annabelle: that was john liu in beijing. china also watching the russian war in ukraine.sia thought it would be a quick and easy invasion but the ukraine prime minister says u.s. funding could arrive as soon as this month. he says ukrainian officials are in direct dialogue with congress members from both parties. >> we have assurances from the united states senate because they approved and now we are waiting for congress. we have very good dialogues with congressman from both party. we have a support from congress and i believe during the nearest time this month or next month, we will have good news from united states and the united states will join a european and g-7 coalition for military and financial support for ukraine in the battle with russia. >> we heard the president of france talking about potentially boots on the ground in ukraine. we hasten to add that that's not something ukraine is asked for but do you take a message from that? is there more urgency in europe and do you welcome boots even in a noncombat capacity? >> i should say that for the last half year o

let's -- our greater china senior executive editor, john liu. let's bring back andrew.oes this sort of reinforce that view of perhaps a bit more caution going forward given that we clearly have an effort to build confidence from policymakers out of that 5% growth target, but not a whole lot to back it up at this point? andrew: i think so. you know, china is an unusual place and that the companies seem to be reporting good numbers. he saw that last night. estimates, revisions have gone up. i think investors fragility towards investing their is very high so any type of bad news sends to send these stocks lower. it is my view that there is a place in a global portfolio for china stocks but it has to be moderated because of that concern of the macro that overhangs these stocks. >> what is interesting, typically, in china, you can make money if you invest along policy lines. we are hearing the stocks regulator can keep an eye on market failures, suggesting there might be more intervention or more of the national team being involved and we are seeing a huge amount of support

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callback, another callback three chemistry reads, two with dallas liu and one with kiawentiio. >> jimmyaudience awws now -- >> come on, guys >> jimmy: yeah, couldn't be cuter. but here's what i think is interesting, too look behind you. this is kind of like the "avatar: the airbender." it's kind of the swirls. [ audience ohs ] >> you know what's crazy is i took that photo two minutes before i went into the interview for getting my first ever agent >> jimmy: so, this was before you even had an agent or anything >> yeah, before that >> so, some people would say it's destiny other people would say it's coincidence. i say it's coincidence but it's a pretty awesome coincidence, right guys? [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it could be destiny, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and here's you as aang >> oh, yep >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause >> skin-tight bald >> jimmy: now, did you -- did you have to do a lot of martial arts training for this did you know anything going into this? >> actually, i mean, i did taekwondo from ages like 4 to 6, or like 6 to 7. some -- i

stay with us for continuing coverage from liu she will have more reports from los angeles., watch the oscars hosted by jimmy kimmel right here on abc seven starting at 4 p.m. back to new developments. now the u.s. department of justice opened a criminal investigation into the alaska airlines door plug incident. the doj is now contacting passengers and crew members who were aboard the january 5th flight. the boeing 737 max nine jet's door plug blew off just seven minutes after taking off from portland, oregon. alaska airlines released a statement saying they are fully cooperating with the doj's investigation related to the war in the middle east. now a u.s. army vessel carrying equipment for building a temporary pier in gaza is on its way to the mediterranean. this comes as the u.s. continues dropping meals and water into northern gaza, where aid has been limited. you see it right here. the u.s. central command says that includes more than 41,000 meal equivalents and 23,000 bottles of water. the latest drop comes amid continued calls for a cease fire from international human

jon fang liu who died after falling on the sidewalk and hitting her head at the intersection of 3rd andw, despite witnesses saying someone pushed her from behind, investigators ruled her death an accident. well, now a year after closing the case, police say new evidence has emerged last week they arrested and charged a person who reportedly assaulted a 71 year-old asian woman just 5 blocks from where fell. police did not confirm if the person interviewed in that will attack is the same person they arrested last week. but charles zhang with the asian justice movement is demanding police release video of that first attack. >> there was a conclusion reached that that death was an accident. and so now here we are the next and the same person apparently attacked another elderly asian woman. and so i think it's high time for the public to be able to judge for themselves. i think one way that we could do that is by viewing the video of that first attack. >> jones says he is pleased that the investigation has been reopened. he also wants to wants police to investigate if the victim was targeted

and this is why so many people were was speculating in such a liu way. it's a very tricky bargain if you are so prominent and you are so privileged and you come from literally centuries of hereditary privilege people do feel as if they own a part of you. they feel almost justified in gossiping or wanting to know a little bit more. however, that must never overstepped the mark. and it must also be sensitive to the time this isn't just some sorts of latest chapter in a soap opera. it's a family like any other where you've got the patriarch, the king, but also the erez to the throne. both very ill and receiving treatment, even though they are both very reassuring in the sense of telling people were getting the best care. i am well, we are moving forward, but yeah, privacy and peace are to be hoped for. and i think it's gracious of harry and meghan that they did it, at least releases statement very promptly and i do think that they do care >> yeah, i do think so as well. despite all the tensions in public and perhaps private but ischium amato. thank you very

it's ever been >> if we >> encounter an event that unites the country has feverish liu september 11, 2001 did well that's when we'll see how much we've actually learned and what about president bush recently he spoke against vladimir putin's barbaric invasion of ukraine, which putin justified by citing bushes, iraq war and while the comparison differs in many key ways, putin was not the only one with iraq on his mind >> the result is an absence of checks and balances in russia and the decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of iraq i mean ukraine all right. anyway one of the most uncomfortable freudian slips i've ever seen

and he is doing everything that he can with with blinken, and with ambassador liu.urt press right now to get that humanitarian aid, to get the cease-fire, get the hostages released, and make sure that we can get some breathing room before ramadan. this is all that he is focused on right now, as we look in the world. that is what he is focused on, is making sure that we don't have a larger breakout of violence across the middle east. but it's absolutely devastating. and he is well aware of that, and he is working hard to get that aid through. because this cannot continue. >> i'm looking forward to what the president has to say about this, and a whole host of issues, at a state of the union address next week. vermont congresswoman becca bat, thank you as always for coming to the saturday show. >> always love to talk with you. >> and still ahead, how trump's iron grip on his party caused one of the most controversial sent -- senate leaders in history to give up his leadership role. don't go anywhere, you are watching the saturday show. nywe watching the saturday show.

think that's a sufficient basis in and of itself, if that were correct, then the donor herself, miss liu, is also responsible for the failure to report because. but for her contribution, there wouldn't be any underlying violations either. so i think there is an implicit proximate causation limitation there that we have to take into consideration. yeah, i think those are all good points, just on that last point, though, i think the distinction i would make is that the donor didn't coordinate the contribution. mr. taylor did. but i think those are all great points that you raise, mr, deputy city attorney, we already took public comment on this matter generally. do we need to do another one since we're about to entertain another motion? no, you just need to take public comment once. okay? any action is taken. thank you, commissioner flores fang, any comments before i make a motion? okay. i move to find that enforcement staff proved by a preponderance of evidence that mr. taylor violated the charges alleged in counts three and five. is there a second? seconded mr. clerk, would you take a rol

it was pushed by new mexico democratic senator ben ray liu he and missouri republican josh hawley, whod senate colleagues to expand eligibility to people in his state and a handful of others. >> this is about doing basic justice by the working people of this nation, whom their own government has poisoned. >> reporter: as illnesses plague missouri, where world war ii era radioactive waste was processed. >> you're seeing a large number of cancer cases near st. louis. >> huge. we are one of the leading sites for breast cancer in the nation. a huge number of childhood cancers and several childhood cancer categories, we lead the nation. >> reporter: there is opposition in congress, mainly over the cost of the legislation, estimated at tens of billions of dollars. but in the shadow of oscar-winning fame, lujan and hawley are trying to twist political arms to get approval in a gridlocked u.s. house. >> those artists deserve the wins. what about the people whose stories were not included in that film, who are dying, who are willing to use all their energy to educate others? and i certainly hop

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commissioner liu is absent. commissioner mccoy present. commissioner mosley present. commissioner rothschild here. commissioner schnur here. commissioner shelby present. commissioner. streicher. present ex-officio. sue diamond is absent. we have quorum for today's meeting. also for the record, director of cultural affairs ralph remington. uh, deputy director of programs alex leifheit are in attendance. thank you. um, are there any agenda changes. okay. seeing none. uh, now for some public meeting instructions. um, i'd like to welcome all persons interested in this meeting to attend in person at city hall from 416. this meeting is airing live on spike tv two. comcast 26, astound 26 and at&t u-verse 99. you may also view the live stream on webex. while this technology grants us better accessibility for individuals listening to the meeting remotely, please be mindful that tech related difficulties may occur which could contribute to the gaps and delays as staff transition the tech. please know that we're doing our best and we ask for your patience. i want to remind us of

think that's a sufficient basis in and of itself, if that were correct, then the donor herself, miss liu, is also responsible for the failure to report because. but for her contribution, there wouldn't be any underlying violations either. so i think there is an implicit proximate causation limitation there that we have to take into consideration. yeah, i think those are all good points, just on that last point, though, i think the distinction i would make is that the donor didn't coordinate the contribution. mr. taylor did. but i think those are all great points that you raise, mr, deputy city attorney, we already took public comment on this matter generally. do we need to do another one since we're about to entertain another motion? no, you just need to take public comment once. okay? any action is taken. thank you, commissioner flores fang, any comments before i make a motion? okay. i move to find that enforcement staff proved by a preponderance of evidence that mr. taylor violated the charges alleged in counts three and five. is there a second? seconded mr. clerk, would you take a rol

ben liu in for andrew pierce and bev turner. >> the king has said that it is with great sadness thatroyal maundy service today at worcester cathedral. attend the royal maundy service tod yes.: worcester cathedral. attend the royal maundy service tod yes.: worinster cathedral. attend the royal maundy service tod yes.: worin azr cathedral. attend the royal maundy service tod yes.: worin a pre—recorded >> yes. and in a pre—recorded message played out at the service, he reaffirmed his coronation quote, to coronation pledge, quote, not to be served but to serve. sounds very and meghan. also very harry and meghan. he also said how jesus set an said how jesus has set an example to take care of example for us to take care of each other. >> and he also goes on to say how we need to need and benefit greatly from those who extend the hand of friendship to us, especially the time of need. especially in the time of need. yeah, it's i think he looks quite frail there, actually. i think that's he looks more frail than we've been used to seeing him there. obviously he can't attend the service today.

this is gb newsroom on gb news with ben liu and me.ou and a blessed good friday honours for the sparks the boys. rishi sunak, sparks and row after awarding and honours. row after awarding and honours. row after awarding a gong to a top tory donor, the labour party. meanwhile, their chair, anneliese dodds, gave her reaction earlier of astonishment. >> you know you're either would feel that perhaps rishi sunak is so arrogant that he doesn't mind any more what the public think or perhaps he's demob happy. he believes that he's on the way out. anything, out. if anything, it demonstrates his demonstrates yet again his weakness . weakness. >> and thames water going under levelling up secretary michael gove has blasted the water company after bosses asked to raise bills by 40% to avoid nationalisation . nationalisation. >> often the answer is for the management team to look to their own approach and ask themselves why they're in this difficult situation. and of course, the answer is because of serial mismanagement, for which they must carry t

mark liang, lychee ling, liu lee and i believe our requesting language translation.if we could have our interpreter come to the front as well. good afternoon. if you could just wait for a moment while i have jesse come up. oh. thank you. go ahead. yeah. go ahead. okay. go ahead. okay and i, guan yu, jiang, she want, he wants to talk about, bicycle and, kung chong, teng fong. so i mohun bagan or who can tell me, hong kong j&j. yang i think i recall. let me translate. okay he's talking about the bike rack on the sidewalk. and for example, the neighborhood she lives. and there is no tourists, right? no tourists. he don't understand. he doesn't understand why there is set, like a bike rack near that neighborhood, right? yeah. two laps up to my. what? what. fun home. there's a lot of trash around that bicycle rack. yeah, it's not clean, so much so what? what? j&j. jim or marlow? forget to. another point is, he doesn't like that bicycle rack. occupy the curb parking. it's better to place that bicycle rack on the wider, sidewalk. yeah, yeah. jim, zhang xiu, jiang yan. what?

for ten years, li eryou and his wife, liu shuang fong, have been waiting for news of their son, li yan been cut, but rudimentary satellite data suggested it had turned back and flown to the remote southern indian ocean, where it's presumed to have crashed. a few pieces from the plane were eventually discovered on beaches in east africa. but six years ago, the search was suspended. now a retired british aerospace technician thinks he's pinpointed a much smaller search area by analysing signals sent out by short wave radio enthusiasts. you can imagine a huge fisherman's net across the globe, full of radio signals. and every time an aircraft passes through this net, it sort of breaks a hole, and you know exactly where the aircraft was because you know you've now got a hole in the net at a particular point. the families badly need a breakthrough. they hold events like this every year to remind us that their loss is still unexplained. mr li's message was to his son, yan lin. "your mum and i have come to take you home," he wrote. these battered fragments are some of the very few pieces ever