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gene: china, lisa, absolutely. there was talk about not only canada and mexico, but china. at one point it was $3 trillion worth of american imports that were at risk of having tariffs levied against them. you start to see more and more folks hedge, but china makes up 45% of our portfolio at the port of los angeles. that was the biggest and most noticeable attraction to pulling that cargo forward. lisa: can you give us a sense of how much it went up during those months and how elevated imports to the u.s. from china have increased in the past six months given some of the expectation of tariffs? gene: we had our second-busiest year in 2024 in the back half of the year was exceptionally strong because we did not see a lowell from the traditional peak season of summer goods that come in and of the year end holiday spirit november, december, and now january in excess of 900,000 continue units, testable time. annmarie: now there is an extra 10% tariff. what you expecting? gene: in the second half of the year we will see

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they found a gene for it, and that gene was was the precursor really in some ways, the inspiration for this new medication that we're talking about. >> that is incredible. what an incredible backstory. i love that story. um, so dr. sanjay gupta, i love you as well. thank you so much for getting up early for us this morning. i do appreciate it. and scan the qr code on your screen and head to cnn.com and send us your questions about pain medications. doctor gupta is going to be back later this week to answer those questions for you. john, why are you looking me like that? >> because i want to find out if i have the not feeling hot coals. gene. >> i have been told by by my many doctors. i just love going there that i have a high pain tolerance. >> well, you put up with me every day. so, so so i'd say yes. >> this is a fact. >> i'd say yes. very painful. all right. happening now. stock futures are pointing in a direction okay. some up, some down somewhere. pain threshold high. we are standing by for the opening bell on wall street and its response to the new trade war with china. and this

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he says the effective color needed to produce the gene is quite inexplicably come into the indian. uh, you know, dna today. to be honest with you. as i said, be a 5000 because if you look at our history, britain probably the last 200 years. but if you take 5000 years into account, almost every part of the world has visited india. so i think not only that would be a gene of the, of the english people over here, but i think the whole world comes i would, i would ask this nation to remember that history and to tell your own narrative yourselves don't to be dependent on foreign historians to tell you who you are and what you did in yesterday, this is reborn. there's. there's a new energy, there's a new, there's a new buyer, and i see a feed around me and i don't think daniel's a boy actually says this, this change, and it's a huge shift. we are a young nation of young people who have a lot of energy, so yes, they're going to make a difference the, the impact brooks many emissaries there with the treatise who came to plunder anderson says with the goal of india, others came to a further

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very much, much for having me. clearly what we're seeing in the northern westbank, particularly in gene refugee camp, is an unprecedented situation even by the optic of what we've seen since the beginning of the war and october 2023. we now have a refugee camp in jeanine that is almost empty. more than 3500 families have been displaced both as a consequence of the recent is radio operation. but also in the country club earlier operations of sending security forces. we've seen unprecedented levels of destruction in the camp. and we have a lot, you know, more variety piece that uh, taking refused with families and shelters around the city. and that we're trying to assist as much as possible. that's a dramatic situation. so we're talking about sam. i currently, if i'm wrong about $26000.00 people display, so fall taking refuge and you say in the homes and shelters, how are they being supplied? how those people being supported? and so when it comes to jeanine, um these are, these are staying villages around the city to stay with families, relatives for a lot of them. also staying in public

you don't want to exchange genes with human flu porque no quieren que la gripe aviar intercambie genesáforos en rojo. la persecución terminó cuando chocó contra una barandilla y luego se rindió. así como lo ve, este bote navegaba solo sobre un lago, pues el capitán estaba inconsciente dentro de él. las autoridades informaron que recibieron una llamada sobre un bote que giraba í como lo está observando en círculos en el cual el capitán parecía estar inconsciente. las imágenes muestran a un miembro del equipo saltar a bordo para detener el bote y también para ayudar al hombre. posteriormente lo llevaron de inmediato a tierra y se espera que el capitán se recupere. todo esto ocurrió en el lago díaz, en florida, y lo que parecía ser una rutinaria parada de tráfico de un hombre que iba en una bicicleta terminó en la incautación de armas, drogas y dinero. y esto es lo que ha provocado dayanna interrogante sobre cómo está funcionando ahora el tráfico de drogas, sobre todo en el área de tucson, en arizona. jesús hiram gonzález con los detalles. pocos imaginarían que la detención de un sujeto e

to china from the us basie and residents say they support the counter tyree's actions taken by the gene against the u. s. however, they remain worried about the economic situation in both countries. but it still does, i think the end result is that both sides suffer the us impulses data and then our products will say less abroad. because statics means high enterprises and bias may be unwilling to but to use all they may well as well the don't quote, the china small and medium sized manufacturing enterprises. the impact is definitely significant because the sales and the u. s. me decline. americans might choose cheaper alternatives instead of the door to that, alongside each tyree's. china also added several u. s. companies to at least of unreliable entities. thing to, to google us fashion groups, which owned the told me here if you got and called and claimed bronze. and the biotech giant lumina as the u. s. and china low collins, the e. u, is bracing itself for potential economic for loud its rebels. and the democratic republic of congo have declared a ceasefire. the m 23 group, backed

you need a gene on sequencer. i kind of dna analyzing device and a lot of time, several hours to be exact. never the less dna storage offers a staggering amount of storage space. so what do we save on it? is really be computers function. i would say we can pay the list because in my eyes it's a snapshot of our society and quickly search. i'll take a look at what all schools are wrong with the pdf states, and maybe there's a loss on justin v, but because it's the topic of the concerns off times that might be less on 1212 and i tunnel music because perhaps it's a smaller topic of interest by the 2nd week, a pdf, those and tony present information is doing. it's also in a way reveals what preoccupies today's people in the 1st place i developed. now that this all on to dialect has been stored in dna for him. it's on its way back to the historians, the more in months that ought to help him preserve a way of life. the head though. what we see here is a sliver of nothingness. and yet it contains everything clean on every

the importance of part of the movement of beautiful english when we ate his arms around the is to genes, reese in tussle green spaces. okay. logged in just a 1st floor of rotors and exploration. the methodology at least public secondary school in the capital to always science teachers like maya, place, ecology at the heart of the teaching. what do you say for system and what do you know the day about the closest of friends in? can you tell what do on stand by or system living organism and non non living factors such as of water, air and niche. okay. very good talking. you knew that done? like a, can you tell the what this always status of the ecosystem to did? well, how do you feel always full system is from my perspective, it is like that it was getting extreme dean betterments even for us to learn. it's all to draw human effects. ok, human insights. let's sit down to read to okay. now you understood that they are human impacts on the whole system drive. how do you feel that that changes are happening? you know, climate to globally. oh, she's changing drastically. so to give an example

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a lot of the genes that mediate function are coming from the male side.th conditions in men can actually influence how those genes are expressed. it can influence the functioning of the placenta and it can lead to problems like preterm delivery, low birth weight, and problems with high blood pressure like that. so, when we think about sperm health, we look at things like how much sperm is the man producing? can it get to the egg? you can also have something like -- called dna fragmentation. things like toxins, drinking, smoking, obesity, this can cause the dna in the head of the sperm to be fragmented and it can lead to things like increased risk of miscarriage as well as some of these competitions that we are talking about. >> when it comes to age, people think about the age of the woman. i had a pregnancy over 35. we don't think so much about the man's age. >> right. men have a biological clock. i left it shut this from the rooftops. people don't know. it is different than what it is for women. it is more how rh can -- our age can affect us. >>> there i

and they learned that they lacked a gene allowing pain signals to to fire in their skin, basically.ou explain how this is key and how journavx works differently than opioids? like, what is the difference between this non-opioid drug versus opioids and how they actually work in preventing the feeling of pain? >> yeah, that's a really fascinating story and illustrates the mechanism really well. so in this group, my understanding in this family is that these receptors for pain or the nerve cells that work to trigger pain signals in the body in that family, they actually lack that gene. so they targeted that same receptor for this pain medication, which is different than opioids, which block your perceptions of pain in your brain. in other words, you just don't care. you still have pain. it fires the same way, but your brain regions that perceive pain don't. you know you have a slightly different, uh, sensation of pain. so these actually block the transmission of nerve signals. >> you touched on this a moment ago about the best candidates for this drug. then what types of pain would thi

avian flu is just waiting for a chance to get in our bodies, and the way it does it is by exchanging geneswhatever it's around. so if you if somebody say, dairy worker gets infected with both avian flu, which is easy to get right now for that population and human flu, those two viruses can just transfer genes across. so the avian flu can be like frankenstein and get mutations that can enter our bodies more effectively. because right now it's having a hard time. >> that's interesting. and all of this is coming in the bigger context of a flu season, which the centers for disease control say could be reaching a 15 year high. why are we seeing this high level of influenza right now in the united states? >> that's a great question. i mean, part of it could be the ebb and flow. this is like a really extreme year for the number of cases. another reason is that the type of flu that recirculate that is circulating right now, it's called h three. that's known for causing more serious symptoms and then symptoms in general. the third reason is that california is a little bit it's always late for flu.

>> gene, you've got a piece that alley. back within that alley. >> yeah. >> this really fascinating. >> piece, mika, for. >> the washington post titled the single most. >> important battle. >> democrats must wage. and eugene, you. >> write in. >> part, this constant barrage of executive actions and outrageous rhetoric coming from the white house is meant to overwhelm, intimidate, and distract. don't let it distinguish the signal from the noise and focus on. >> stopping a power grab. that would. >> fundamentally change the nature. >> of our democracy. >> unlike during his first presidency, when. >> mature adults. >> quote unquote, tempered. president trump's. >> instincts. >> this time, no one has stopped. >> him from making a claim. >> that. >> plainly violates article one of the constitution. he insists that he. >> not congress. >> has the right to. decide how the federal government spends the people's money. this is the most important battle that democrats must wage. republicans ought to join them in the fight, but they'r

we want to make sure the genes of these animals are represented in the population.id: as a zoologist, why do you think the evolution is they are black-and-white? what is it about black and white that they evolve that way? brandie: in the wild, there are a lot of animals that have black and white coloration patterns. we do not know exactly why but there are some different things. it could be because they had an opportunity for individual identification. does it help them recognize individuals? is it something to do with camouflage? is it something to do with keeping and radiating heat? ♪ david: today, how many different species do you have at the national zoo? brandie: we have about 3000 animals from 300 different species. david: how many professionals do you have working there? brandie: at most locations, about 400. david: how many people come per year to the national zoo? brandie: we only had one year without giant pandas. what we noticed was our attendance dropped 20% . david: what did you do when covid came and nobody showed up? brandie: we did not have any visit

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gene a sort of private contractors, and that's the u. s. 8 of today. there are very few people outside the government, cent is or who know what the united states is doing in places like georgia where it is now trying to over throw the georgia dream party, which has a tenuous hold on power and wants to maintain a balance between nato in one direction in moscow and the other they're trying to over throw that government. they're working on college or just grew in romania so he won't get elected. they're trying to cast the election against him. so because he's threatened to take romania out of nato, this is what we're doing today all over that region. trying to recruit allies in this vicious struggle that we're behind in ukraine to bleed russia. and we want more allies in doing that, particularly georgia in romania and anybody else small global that we can get to come into the fight with us at their peril. there are the new arm of the sea are very sophisticated or i'm or this the i sometimes they know they are other and there have been objections from time

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so i think not only that would be a gene of the, of the english people over here, but i think the cold water comes i would, i would ask this nation to remember that history and to tell your own narrative yourselves don't be dependent on foreign historians to tell you who you are and what you did in yesterday is um, is reborn. there's. there's a new energy, there's a new, there's a new bike, and i see a feed around me. and i don't think, daniel, as of what actually says if this change and it's a huge shift, we are a young nation of young people who have a lot of energy. so yes, they're going to make a difference the, the impact brooks, many emissaries. they with the treatise who came to plunder and understand says, the goal doesn't do. all this came to offer the challenge of a new civilization and opened in due to the wonders of the west. in time, the computers were touched by the grand june of india. and the concord in return, the the, uh, the, the, by the early 1950. can you became one of the centers of resistance to colonialism? east africa. the british invaders infringed on the most

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they found a specific gene that this family shared, and that gene encoded for a very particular receptor in the body, a sodium channel receptor. they focused on creating a drug that could essentially replicate what was happening to this family, alleviating their pain. >> that's incredible. i hope they're getting a share of the profits. >> i doubt it. >> me too. >> i doubt it. i doubt it too. dr. sanjay gupta, thanks so much. appreciate it. doctor gupta is going to be back later this week to answer your questions about pain, as well as this new medication. you know, sales of which should help benefit this pakistani family. but t it won't be. you can submt your questions at the qr code on the screen. thanks so much. stick with us. we'll be right back. >> margaret carpenter just close the doors. >> and you're. >> in a world. >> of your own. of your own. travel is not just about the destination. it's also about how you get there. fly emirates. >> fly better. >> cooked books. >> corporate fat. >> cats, swindling socialites, doped up cyclists, and yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feelin

gene, your take on the quarter. the stock is down 8.8% right now after hours. >> melissa, i don't know if deirdre covered. >> this in her kind of recap from the call, but they did say that there are two headwinds related to fx. and the. >> loss of. >> one day of leap year. it's going to have a negative impact on the march quarter. but they also said, and this was what really caught my attention, is that the cloud segment is going to have variability. that was the comment variability quarter. >> to quarter. >> based on when capacity becomes available. it all makes total sense. but when you play it into an investor's hyper focused on the near term, what it means. >> for. >> the march quarter in terms of google cloud growth, the street's. >> at about 30%. >> when you talk about variability, it probably means that the numbers should be closer to 27%. so i just want to highlight the stock is really trading on one data point, which is that we need to start there and just acknowledge, of course, that this is all about goog

the element 0 states the us president donald trump is expected to call this chinese count the policy gene pink to discuss the trade tires earlier on tuesday, china is finance minister announced retaliatory levies on a range of american goods, this came as the us impose tasks of 10 percent on chinese impulse. during his 1st term, trump initiated a 2 year trade war with china over its huge us tried supp plus. jessica washington has the reaction from badging. i'm on a james, famous one, switching shopping stories in don't tell the districts it's the last day if the chinese new year public holiday and people here are enjoying the festivities. does the holidays come to a close and the us terrace took effect. china responded swiftly with a 15 percent tariff on us coal and liquefied natural gas products, and a 10 percent tariff on crude oil and agricultural machinery. those measures will start from february 10th aging, says washington's move violates the rules of the world trade organization and damages, economic and trade corporation. between the us and china, we asked people in the streets of

until car and is unprecedented. clearly what we're seeing in the northern westbank, particularly in gene refugee camp, is an unprecedented situation. even body optic of what we've seen since the beginning of the war and october 2023. we now have a refugee camp in jeanine that is almost empty. more than 3500 families have been displaced both as a consequence of the recent is radio operation. but also in the country club earlier operations of sending security forces. we've seen unprecedented levels of destruction in the camp. and we have a large number of id piece that uh, taking refuge with families and shelters around the city. and that we're trying to assist as much as possible. that's a dramatic situation when it comes to jeanine. um, these are the peas staying and villages around the city to stay with families relative to a lot of them. also staying in public shelters where, why, where other partners from the human system, where they're going to sit on a fluency. and we're a local communities provide support. we provide non food items, cash assistance, um, uh, shelter where possible.

you don't want bird flu to exchange genes with human flu. in san jose.yn moran, nbc, bay area news. well, new at 11. a mountain lion warning on the cal campus. the university has sent out a warning saying someone saw what they believed to be a mountain lion cub on a trail near canyon road that's right near memorial stadium and other athletic fields. it happened monday night, that sighting. there have been no additional sightings. san jose police department is now looking to generate new leads in several cold cases by resubmitting hundreds of rape kits for retesting. agency says they intend to use money from a new grant to go back and retest as many as 900 prior rape kits, using new technology and lab advancements. the goal is to try to get more conclusive dna evidence in those open cases. that new evidence will also be entered into a national database, and experts say it could help link sexual assaults in other communities or lead to arrests of suspects for other violent crimes. another notable meeting between president trump and governor newsom, the gov

we have a very practical video stick plan to have unity through the application of the gene declaration, which means the creation of national consensus government immediately and the creation of fine instead of unified leadership. i think to the listing and people who would not for to give any visa to ups, pains from implementing that agreement, and from unifying by the students immediately to face. so all these danger disconnects from the cleansing guns. our next session was going to grow and prosper. that is donald trump's hope for a ron a power nay. and the reason he says that he's pushing for a note that you cannot do it did that. however, the most sections all like around the corner, speaking with all to you in an exclusive engineer, tyrone deputy for administer labeled washington's policy. a failure was the most office in this, but our position is on the actions taken on a ran are clear. we have emphasized that the policy of maximum pressure is a failed policy and does not work. of course, we judge countries based on their behavior accordingly. we will wait and see what happens in

the so been in a contrast to the code that keeps flooding down through the black sea and towards the genes or athens. 11 degrees is going to get colder than to about 8. the average is 14. of course, well 5 storm results and stories of thunder storms then from america to to nicea. chances are you'll see rain and the seasonal rain is just trying to engine very heavy. for example, in to dollars, maybe nigeria typically it should be dry at this time of the year with the how much blog not particularly strongly for the dust in southern africa. it's still fighting season and about the gas goes at risk of the next 2 days of this other week. but wet circulation, this is refrain we'll be discussing the war in gaza and today how palestinian oxys are responding to it. the only thing that's right just have is the power of hope award winning old, the fashionable to speak to palestinian bye to ed director. ok. i'm assuming this box, you are able to train those emotions that come on with something to the beautiful and see those emotions without the wounds that's coming. refrain on out, just seeing if you

we haven't heard confirmation on that from the side of the gene. yes. but it's worth remembering that the last time these truly disclose was january 17th just before the annual duration. at that time, chinese state media reported that closely it is agreed on the importance of keeping communication open on the importance of staying in regular contracts. so we can expect that these 2 leaders will speak soon on the matter of terrace. it's worth having to meet at the broad economic picture as well as home, because while of course, they will be some students to chinese businesses, particularly those that focus on that us market. there is a level of preparedness that comes from the fact that this is the 2nd trump administration. this is really the 2nd time around that china has found itself the target of these tariffs from the u. s. which of course, many of them continued into the vitamins ministration. this is an additional 10 percent terrace. many chinese businesses is the focus on the us markets have already made contingency plans. some of those include, f