zhang? zhang: yes, sorry. i did not hear you. haslinda: surging as much as 64%. carote's debut? are you happy? is it up to expectations? zhang: yes, certainly. thank you. so actually, we have been a manufacturer over two decades and we have a lot of experience working with brands and retailers and today we become brand/retailer online our self and we sell cut where -- cookware around the world. it's a ready seven/eight years journey for us. lucky today, we are listing in the market -- luckily, today we are listing in the market. haslinda: so the ipo is -- the ipo was 1300 times oversubscribed and that interest continued today when it listed. i am just wondering, why do you think there is so much interest in the company? zhang: well, i think the market is positive. we are very optimized about markets. and also, we have a very quiet a lot of very long-term investors supporting us. haslinda: do you think china's stem is package which we sought -- stimulus package which we also saw yesterday is boosting interest in your company? zhang: yeszhang:. haslinda: what do yo

or hong kong, i don't _ in xinjun zhang or hong kong, i don't think— in xinjun zhang or hong kong, iormal— embraced him but clearly in a formal way and therefore the chinese — formal way and therefore the chinese foreign minister could let that — chinese foreign minister could let that pass and focus on common_ let that pass and focus on common narratives.- let that pass and focus on common narratives. just briefly then, do common narratives. just briefly then. do you — common narratives. just briefly then, do you think— common narratives. just briefly then, do you think this - then, do you think this meeting, this trip to china by david lammy, does it herald a closer relationship between the new government here in britain and china? do you think there'll be more meetings like this, more visits like this? well, i hope so. ithink this, more visits like this? well, i hope so. i think it's important _ well, i hope so. i think it's important that we actually keep on engaging and talking, but we believe — on engaging and talking, but we believe that the chinese response in the same spirit

after beating magdalena frech, zhang will now play paula badosa who provided another shock by beatingd seed jessica pegulsa. having lost to the american us open finalist three times in their first three meetings, badosa breezed through 6—4 6—0. after a terrible start to the season which left the new york mets' hopes of making the major league baseball playoffs apparently in tatters, they sealed a spot in the national league wild card round on the final day of the regular season. in a spectacular first game of two in atlanta against the braves, who have long been one of the mets' nemeses, new york came from 3—0 and 7—6 down to win thanks to a ninth—inning two run home run from francisco lindor. they'll enter the playoffs as the number 6 seed which earns them a series against the milwaukee brewers. but the night wasn't done for atlanta. having to squeeze two games in after postponements due to hurricane helene, the braves won the second one 3—0 against the mets to seal their own path to the playoffs and a wild card meeting with the san diego padres. and that's all the sport for now. we

paula badosa is through to the semi—finals at the china open, she beat shuai zhang in straight sets.gh the first 6—1. zhang had been having a great run in beijing after going more than 600 days without a single win on tour, and the chinese player battled back in the second before losing it on a tie break. badosa will play sixth seeded coco gauff in the semis after she beat yulia starodubtseva earlier. the ukrainian, ranked 115 in ther world, gave her a scare, winning the first set 6—2, but the former us open champion fought back to take the next two by the same score. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. in the united states, new evidence has been unsealed in the federal election case against former president donald trump. prosecutors believe mr trump isn't immune from prosecution for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election, claiming he "resorted to crimes" in a bid to stay in power. donald trump has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. a spokesperson for his campaign told cbs news that the filing is "falsehood—ridden" and criticised it

she beat shuai zhang in straight sets, badosa swept through the first set 6—1, zhang had been havingn 600 days without a single win on tour, and the chinese player battled back in the second before losing it on a tie break.badosa will play either coco gauff or yulia starodubtseva in the semis. you can keep across the tennis, build up to all the football coming up later on thursday, all those uefa conference league and europa league matches coming up. some big teams playing in those as well but from me, olly foster, and the rest of the team here at the rest of the team here at the sports centre. that is all for now. welcome back to bbc news, i am sarah campbell. tens of thousands of newborn babies in england will be screened for genetic conditions as part of a study which doctors say could be life—changing for families. the nhs has begun sequencing the entire genetic code of up to 100,000 newborn babies in england. the aim is to speed up the diagnosis of more than 200 rare diseases in children, so they can be treated early. our medical editor fergus walsh reports just a day old. ameli

after beating magdalena frech zhang will now play paula badosa who provided another shock by beating jessica pegulsa. having lost to the american us open finalist three times in their first three meetings. badosa breezed through 6—4 6—0. after a terrible start to the season which left the new york mets' hopes of making the major league baseball playoffs apparently in tatters. they sealed a spot in the national league wild card round on the final day of the regular season. in a spectacular first game of two in atlanta against the braves who have long been one of the mets' nemeses. new york came from 3—0 and 7—6 down to win thanks to a ninth—inning two run home run from francisco lindor. they'll enter the playoffs as the number 6 seed which earns them a series against the milwaukee brewers. but the night wasn't done for atlanta. having to squeeze two games in after postponements due to hurricane helene, the braves won the second one 3—nothing against the mets to seal their own path to the playoffs and a wild card meeting with the san diego padres. meanwhile a perfect game is something

my name is dorothy zhang.ling. google says the proposed changes could have unintended consequences for customers in the us. earlier this year we got extremely dusty at nasa to find how the surface rock and dust found on extraterrestrial bodies like the moon and mars could be used as building materials. now a team of scientists at trinity couege team of scientists at trinity college dublin has found a way to turn regular things into solid blocks almost as strong as granite using low temperatures and minimal energy. the ability to make blocks from it could be a game changer. and surgery to drain fluid of the brain of a bear has been performed for the first time in the uk. the bear has been suffering from seizures and vision problems because of hydrocephalus caused when fluid inside the skull puts pressure on the brain. the veterinary team fair if they did not operate before the bear went into a winter dormancy similar to hibernation he might not wake up again in early spring. early signs are the operation has be

listen to what the ambassador of the prc zhang xiao says in kazakhstan.er this political show of the collective west, which propagandized that science has no borders, sports are outside politics, private property is inviolable, freedom of speech, and so on. i think it is no secret to anyone that the top leadership of the united states, in general, does not act according to its own will, not of their own accord, many are laughing at biden's age, at his instantaneous change of heart at the prompting of someone who... the passage of time in terms of what we need to do to create jobs, and there is a huge significance to the passage of time, if you think about it. for starters, if you need a good reason to pray for the health of our president, you were reminded again today that that is the reason, our vice president. you know, a president at his age may or may not have cognitive problems, but for her age she is just stupid, let's be honest. kamala harris is probably the stupidest person who has ever been elected to office. to survive this fight, tell me, can t

my name is dorothy zhang.l robotics contest. my original design used a pangolin, and a pangolin kind of looks like a scaly anteater. one thing that they often do is they have a snout that reaches into crevices to look for insects, for food. i sort of took advantage of the snout to dispense seeds while it's moving in the environment. and they also have little claws, and this could have been used to dig the holes to plant the seeds. 0k. er...so here's the robot. up front, we have a pair of claws for digging. it self— balances. but obviously, if you're self—balancing, you can't really get much of a fulcrum to dig — so that's where you use the tail. when the team at the natural robotics contest ended up implementing this design, they made a few changes. so, instead of a snout dispenser, they had a dispenser by pooping out the seeds, which i actually really like that design a lot more, and they relied more on wheels to move the robot around. we have a pair of drone motors driving the whole thing. so these came off

my name is dorothy zhang.robotics contest. my original design used a pangolin, and a pangolin kind of looks like a scaly anteater. one thing that they often do is they have a snout that reaches into crevices to look for insects, for food. i sort of took advantage of the snout to dispense seeds while it's moving in the environment. and they also have little claws, and this could have been used to dig the holes to plant the seeds. 0k. er...so here's the robot. up front, we have a pair of claws for digging. it self— balances. but obviously, if you're self—balancing, you can't really get much of a fulcrum to dig. so that's where you use the tail. when the team at the natural robotics contest ended up implementing this design, they made a few changes. so, instead of a snout dispenser, they had a dispenser by pooping out the seeds, which i actually really like that design a lot more, and they relied more on wheels to move the robot around. we have a pair of drone motors driving the whole thing. so these came off of

also try and keep her unbeaten record in wuhan going in the final agianst china's 0lympic champion zhangd has already taken the first set. it is on serve in the second. novak djokovic has just fallen short is his attempt to claim his 100th tour title at the shanghai masters. he was beaten in straight sets by world number one jannik sinner. artur beterbiev has become boxing's undisputed light—heavyweight world champion beating dmitry bivol by majority decision in saudi arabia. bivol won the earlier rounds. but beterbiev forced his way back as the canadian was crowned the division's first undisputed champion since 2002. and the first ever in the four—belt era, handing bivol his first defeat in 2a bouts — a result the russian�*s team disagreed with. they can say anything. it's ok to have close fights either way but it wasn't a robbery, it was a close fight. if someone gave it 7-5 the a close fight. if someone gave it 7—5 the other way, maybe, but bivol hasn't been here yet and look at his face when he comes in the room, and something hit him, it wasn't a ghost. the line—up for major league

after beating magdalena frech, zhang will now play paula badosa who provided another shock by beatingegulsa. having lost to the american us open finalist three times in their first three meetings, badosa breezed through 6—4 6—0. and that's all the sport for now. thanks forjoining us. overnight we have the launch of the israeli invasion into southern lebanon, and in the last half an hour we have seen another strike in beirut, quite close to a hospital. we will get the latest on the situation in the capital with so many people having to make the decision to stay or go. we will talk to one family who are actively having to go through all of that as we speak. the other major area we are concentrating on is the reports coming from the white house where a senior official said the white house has indications iran is preparing to launch a ballistic missile attack against israel, and another line saying the initial indications suggest that possible iranian missile attack could be at least as big as the one in april, although difficult to be certain. back then there were thousands of drones and

zhang is up. stimulus talks were, of course, a primary catalyst here.llar figure announced as sam just mentioned. analysts are encouraged that the policymakers are talking about action. that led to positive reactions as well. goldman sachs like it. they say the measures could put g gdp closer to the 5% growth target torfor the year. the devil is in the details here. we have to wait and see what the policymakers do next. we flagged what the major indivisces are doing. the first is the miners. we have seen oil pulling lower today as the three-month copper on the lme pushing down as well. mining companies in europe look like this as a result. the majors here, rio tinto and b bhp, in positive territory. the others are lower in the session. european luxury is in focus this hour. another key source of demand with the concerns of the health and strength of the chinese economy has been pulling this sector sharply lower today down 3.5%. lvmh down 2.66%. burberry also losing ground. as i mentioned, goldman hiked the forecast seeing the world's second largest econ

and that's really what this strategy allows me to do >> tony zhang, appreciate your time today thank. tyler, back to you >> all right, kel. up next, another major stock story on our radar boeing posting a huge loss continuing its streak of weakness worsened by strikes aircraft failures, leadership challenges the whole kit and caboodle as they say the stock down 40% this year the company's ceo sitting down with cnbc. we'll wrap the key headlines next and tell you the full story. it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad h

chances revelations that trump is has said that he wished he had hitler's generals and john kelly zhang, he's, he's, he meets the definition of a fascist. i mean, here we have mike pence should come as no surprise that i will not be endorsing donald trump this year. this goes on and on. mark esper, the former defense secretary general milley. trump is fascist to the core taken together, this does not resonate. >> if you look at that list is very, but trump hasn't been on this by certainly the republican base. so let's compare it to joe biden right? joe biden had a bad debate. we all know it. and his democratic supporters were knifing him you know, off the record sometimes on the record, donald trump has loyal support. you had the senator from tennessee on earlier. he's behind them 100%. so he has that base of support and you have other voters who just, they factored this in because there have been so how many dealbreakers for donald trump that haven't broken the deal? >> and the trump campaign is sharply denying all of this. they're putting out statements from people like mark meadows a

areas so a lot of grad students who are slightly ahead of me in the program and i spoke to professor zhang -- professors and gathered a lot of advice generally in my life whether in the military or in college and now that i'm doingin this independent thing. just asking people around you what are the tricks and those kinds of things. one thingsh i wish i would have known when i goty my ph.d. you think the first year you will be full of self-doubt and no matter how you spend your time you will feel like it's wrong somehow and this is really what i should be doing and what am i supposed to be progressing toward and when am i supposed to have the first paper written. they are a lot of uncertainties. if someone would have sat me down and eventually somebody did so spending a lot of time getting advice from differentop sources who people who are slightly ahead of you in whatever you're interested in. >> my question has to do with attachment. you lost your mom at three and he didn't have a dad and you were in foster care until seven so it sounds like you would not have had a primary caregiver in

and others i looked at like eddie jane too, and so hopefully eddie zhang, eddie zheng, rico ramirez, i met all them cats man in 1994, san quentin prison. it was all my comrades, my brothers. so this is to also highlight how we want to have services to make sure we break the cycle, because the cycle can be broken when you have services and organizations like yours. i just want, you know, i'm so proud of your son. you just shout out where your son is going to. even though it's my college rival. well, fight on, that's usc right? this they do. it's my daughter. oh your daughter. sorry. so my yeah, my youngest daughter selena melinda corbett shout out to her. my other daughter shade. you know their mama man is so amazing. and my two sons rudy and choppa can't forget him. but my youngest daughter y'all just graduated out of urban and she got selected and she's at usc. excellent. so she's out there keeping it lit. and so i went to their school and they kept going like this to me. and then i got it. that means fight on trojans, you know. and so but i'll be pushing for the cal bears. yeah. th

and judy zhang, she is our cpac engineer from our contracting group. also very important, evan kuhn. he was our glc section assistant. yeah. and then we have from maintenance of way, we have kirk lottie mou track. and sal pavoni from overhead lines. come on up you guys. oh thank you from public relations and communications amy fowler. she's our public affairs manager. coming up amy. ann from transit planning. we have a couple folks, leslie benefield from service planning and operations. carissa todorsky from wayfinding signage and ambassadors, and demetrius jackson from dispatch operations manager. so that is the key team that did the job. congratulations, team, i want to acknowledge aidan surabi, who is the director of cpmc, who oversaw all of this work. his kid is sick today, so he wasn't able to attend. but bijan and his behalf, if you wanted to say a few words, that would be fine. thank you. directors. good afternoon. chair ekin. vice chair karina and members of the board. i'm bijan ahmadzadeh, capital programs and construction deputy director and

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