bmw. of those models have become smash hit. the design of the i3 was criticized. the i8 for all intents and purposes is not a very good car. but they are well-designed. those are cars that probably inspired apple to go into the field. more recently, the cofounder and ceo of the self driving electric car company called canoe spent a few months as the bpo of faraday future. emily: what is apple's relationship with bmw? i wonder if there is a back story. mark: apple has a good relationship with bmw. bmw was apple's first partner 17 years ago on ipod. they were also apple's first partner. it allows the iphone to double as a digital khaki for newer bmw -- khaki -- car key for newer bmw models. there is also a picture that floated around of tim cook testing out the i8 in front of apple's cupertino headquarters. and there were meetings here and there between executives in europe. emily: you last reported apple lost some significant folks in the car department. where does that leave that departmen

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so we bought an end bmw from south carolina. >> there you go! there you go! >> they, said what are you doing right around a bmw? it's made in south carolina [laughs] i said! >> it's american, made that's, right that's right! you know what it is important, when you take care of a person, you take care of family. south carolina had a lot of families to take care of. now to go and see what a hub it has become, manufacturing, innovation, technology. but to see south carolinians proud -- that is just magic when you can make that happen. >> final question for all of you. i'm sorry, we went over just a bit, but i am reading the crowd and i'm thinking that you did not mind that. so, we are going to end with a question for each of you. we will start with you, governor reynolds. i can't even -- honestly... i am paid to be they cheerleader for the republican party. the respect that i have seen our citizens have a new, and the confidence that i have seen them have a new, in the way that you have kept your eye on growing our economy, but at the same time keeping people sa

germany's biggest companies have come out in support of this. companies like dime, lar, and adidas and in bmw w, have called for its supply chain laws. these are companies that have to some extent and been doing this sort of do gyla diligence for suppliers for a long time. but others are, are still quite critical of this. they say, especially for the smaller businesses, it's going to be very difficult to build up these new reporting systems. and of course, many companies are quite worried that this is going to put them at a disadvantage when they have all of these new bureaucratic costs and other companies around the world don't. so are we expecting other countries to follow in germany? footstep yeah, i think many people think germany will be a trend setter for that's friends already has a supply chain law like this. the e u has basically promised to come out with its own version if they had said june. so i think we could expect something like that soon. other countries have made some sort of move towards supply chain diligence in the us. they've banned the importing of of cotton from jane an

bmw, auto parts are doing well. bmw is popping 4%.ll build 360 thousand ev charging sites in china. it is the world's biggest ev market. trying to get more supply and more market share. wrapping it up is remy cointreau, off 3%. a solid beginning to the year. they will revise up from investments in communication to support its brand. they will boost the medium-term growth. that trading a little bit heavy. let's dig into those numbers and the earnings. joining us is laura parisot alpha value senior equity analyst for food and beverages. she has a sell rating on remi control. it feels like things were ok in the quarter. what is the stock market reaction today? laura: i think that is the main thing -- the target for 2022 because for 2021 and 2022 an excellent start. still some trends in the u.s. and china. obviously bloomberg.com -- obviously [indiscernible] what is disappointing most is the expectation of profitability as the group took the decision to realize that communication strategy. expect the foreign-exchange impact of between 16

we needed to replace it, so we bought a bmw from south carolina.eople say what are you doing riding around in a bmw? i said it's made in south carolina. ms. haley: what's important is if you give a person a job, you take care of a family. south carolina has a lot of families to take care of. now to see what a hub it has become of manufacturing and innovation and technology -- to see south carolinians proud, that is magic when you can make that happen. ms. haley: final question for all of you. we went over a little bit but i am reading the crowd and i'm thinking you did not mind that. i'm going to end with a question for each of you and we will start with you, governor reynolds. honestly -- i'm paid to be the cheerleader for the republican party. the respect i have seen our citizens have in you and the confidence i see them have in you and the way you have kept your eye on growing our economy, keeping our economy open and keep in our people safe, it has been so gratifying to see people grow in their trust of you. it is a phenomenon. can you put into

for instance in las vegas a rider can lift from airport in bmw using self-driving technology and otheres for investors than tesla. our colleague al wrote barron's cover on future of autonomous cars and he joins us now. thanks for coming in, al, i don't understand this. you're writing about technology and elon musk is not leaps and bounds ahead of everybody, that's techaracy. >> thanks for having me back. it is but elon i think has created autonomous vehicle confusion. he's taking a particular path that's very different than anyone else in the industry. i think that his use of camera-only technology when the rest of the industry is using mix of sensors will limit tesla and the problem is i think there's a lot of expectation for him to deliver on autonomous vehicle promises by the end of the year. i think there could be 100 or $200 of stock market value in disappointment for tesla investors as the av rhetoric start to meet av reality. jack: he's not using radar and lidar, radar assisted like most of the other players are. that's interesting. we didn't even mention if apple should come ou

jeremy companies have teamed up in a joint initiative initiative is called q tech. companies include bmw, w, siemens, and bosh together. they want to develop applications for the computer. i b, m system one will run b applications. well, only i spoke to d, w. christie plots, and i asked her if germany will be able to catch up with us and china, certainly when it comes to the industrial use of quantum computing. so, i mean, of course, this is the ultimate goal with this, with this whole initiative. i mean, germany's research minister has said that the country wants to achieve technological severity. the real idea behind this is to gain some of the ground that trimming his loss to the u. s. to china, to these, these 2 countries are much farther ahead. in this realm, of course, are keen on maintaining their lead. i mean, you know, they have a lot to gain by keeping other industrial countries dependent on their, their technology. now that being said, jeremy is kind of a double threat in the sense that it has both a strong industrial sphere as well as a lot of really great research institute

in one case, the company wanted to find out how an employee could afford a bmw convertible on a low incomes and said it's since brought in a new code of conduct. translation: since 2012, | the company has been given all the necessary information to its employees. so, the company's brand image in the world with regard to employees and the recruitment of talent, will not be altered. as for the rest, i think — wrongly perhaps — but i think it is ancient history. the trial focused on spying allegations between 2009 and 2012. but a lawyer for the former employees said it had been happening for years. translation: it happened on a very large scale, - over more than ten years, and so we can't just forget. but the employees are satisfied that they have won their case and they have obtained compensation. the victims were awarded payouts between 1,000 and 10,000 euros each. but many said the penalties for those involved in the scheme were too lenient. courtney bembridge, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: houthi copa america tournament is falling prey to a growing number of covid inf

compared it to the victory of the editor and c and a half habit in the late eighty's and also the dim bmw food you know, to caught there. he started reference to the vietnam war. and you know, when you fight against people, you don't when, when even the americans discovered that him yet, none among the iraq in iraq and in afghanistan. and that's what the european central government is experiencing right now. if we look at the statement that came out of the e. c o p, and government, they make, i think it's quite a big issue of the fact that the sci fi will stay in place until farming season. and because of course, the us has said that there is a potential famine that could affect hundreds of thousands of people. so the statement mentions the sci fi in relation to farming season to the harvest effectively. what do you read into that? i mean, can we assume that that the government would try again after the harvest season? i mean look, i mean there's some military defeat. so military defeat and there was anything to try to push the narrative that they were pushing the t p. i left a completely

in one case, the company wanted to find out how an employee could afford a bmw convertible on a low incomect. translation: since 2012, | the company has been given all the necessary information to its employees. so, the companies brand image in the world with regard to employees and the recruitment of talent, will not be altered. as for the rest, i think, wrongly perhaps, i think it is ancient history. the trial focused on spying allegations between 2009 and 2012. but a lawyer for the former employees said it has been happening for years. translation: it happened on a very large-scale - over more than ten years and so we can't just forget. but the employees are satisfied that they have won their case and they have obtained compensation. the victims were awarded payouts between 1000 and 10,000 euros each. but many said the penalties for those involved in the scheme were too lenient. courtney bembridge, bbc news. finally — before we go — some remarkable pictures of migrating tibetan antelopes. every year, tens of thousands of pregnant tibetan antelopes migrate in qinghai province in northwes

a lot of these companies like nissan, toyota, honda, bmw, came here in the 19805 toyota, honda, bmw,ome perhaps a world leader in battery production. so you see a world — leader in battery production. so you see a world leader, _ leader in battery production. so you see a world leader, where - leader in battery production. so you see a world leader, where does - see a world leader, where does britain stand at the moment in global rankings? brute britain stand at the moment in global rankings?— britain stand at the moment in global rankings? we have slipped down the rankings _ global rankings? we have slipped down the rankings really - global rankings? we have slipped down the rankings really badly i global rankings? we have slipped down the rankings really badly at| down the rankings really badly at the moment. the germans, italians and french in particular have taken the high ground, including companies in the united states like tesla followed by gm and ford so we have slipped back but i think we are making major steps now to reinvest in the uk. it will take a lot of taxpayer money

and fed g-7 because she wants to sell more bmws and volkswagens in germany. she wants to keep german markets open. all these european leaders want chinese money to continue flooding into their countries all at the risk of error shared a common security. joe biden simply did not push hard enough for our european allies to recognize china as the leading threat that we face and that the free world faces. >> laura: senator when trump tried to improve relations with russia, he was accused of being like a russian agent. but now the media is opining that russia is growing closer to china. and many years the relationship between china and russia to technical cooperation and partnerships at their convenience. more recently, however transforming into something more sustained and strategic. senator, isn't this what trump was saying all along we don't want him to form their own access? >> well, it has always been one of the greatest concerns of our foreign policy as it relates to europe and asia if russia and china were ever willing to cooperate together against the unit

and yet, we sell their products, their wines and their cars and their mercedes and their bmw's and everything else, we sell it all over our country, and all of that was stopping. we were ready to go and then we got hit by the pandemic, and nobody did as good a job with the pandemic as we did and that's why we're leading world in terms of coming back, and that was all set long before biden came in, including the fact that we came up with vaccines in less than nine months when a lot of people, everybody, said it was going to take three to five years and you probably wouldn't be successful. and if we weren't successful, sean, i'll tell you this, would you have another 1917 tragedy, where almost a hundred million people died. but we were successful, so it was a great thing. >> sean: let me ask you, in your summits and in your conversations with putin while president, what did you learn about him? have you spoken to him since you left office, and was it a mistake for biden not to hold that joint press conference with putin? >> i got along really well with him. nobody was tougher on russia. he woul

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for instance, germany from an export standpoint with regard to automobiles sends more mercedes and bmws to be tough on a country they're depending on. i'm disappointing that the united states would want to be part of that club and agree to language that is soft on china when, maria, as you're starting to see some of the intelligence that i have seen as the director of national intelligence that tells us china not only wants to supplant the united states as the world's super power but they're the cause of 4 million deaths over the years from the wuhan virus and the language from every country in the world ought to be tough on china. maria: yeah, i mean, i think it was week one or week two in joe biden's presidency that we were told we're not allowed to call it the wuhan virus. we're not allowed to say wuhan virus. it's just not appropriate, according to joe biden on federal land. he continues to call china a competitor. he never says he's an adversary. he during the campaign trail he said oh, please china's going to take us over. not really. a few weeks ago he actually admitted it. look

and apple hired a former executive of bmw who focused on electric cars.ion over apple competing with tesla in the ev market. >>> now the today's global story. g7 leaders are meeting in cornwall today we have steve sedgwick with all of the headlines you need to know coming from the gathering good morning, steve. >> reporter: dom, rightly our viewers will question the worth of the meetings. the g7 and formerly g8 when russia was involved. we have the issue when boris johnson and joe biden got on it was the first overseas trip since the inauguration of president biden. he called joe biden a breath of fresh air. harmony on a host of issues and the relationship was a strategic importance big tick for johnson there has been anxiousness and worry over the key relationship with the uk underlined by the fact they re-sign the atlantic jobs agreement reinvigorating that for a host of cooperation on democracy and collective security, et cetera, et cetera. it was on vaccines that the president made headlines 500 million doses given to developing worlds by the u.s. by

comprehensive business solution to d address these things and taking on incredible project pchs working with bmw, nestle, u.p.s. and others to address these needs and amongst the thousands of customers we have already, we think we're just getting going into a huge total adjustable market. >> finally, on this question of acceleration versus deceleration, what does the pipeline look like, and, you know, give it to me if you're talking about the m & a that you've done, versus not. how strong is that pipeline base and what it's been in the past >> our pipeline is largest its ever been going into the coming quarter. it's large in mid-market, enterprise and late-stage pipeline made up of a host of companying around the world, it's moving along quickly. we couldn't be more bullish about the business. >> ceo of coupa, thank you. >> thank you. >>> when we come back what we learned from apple's worldwide developer conference yesterday with john gruber, coming up next. >>> plus, growing competition with facebook. "techcheck" is back in a moment. ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated

the man who left bmw to start his own ev company, he is now joining apple, providing reassurance thatmmitted to developing some type of electric vehicle. we have not seen any designs or timetables for when this might be done. keep an eye on snowflake here. an investor day yesterday. some of the guidance seen as a little bit conservative by some of the investors. that's why you are seeing shares lower. chewy also talking to investors yesterday and out with numbers. overall sales were up by about 5% and you had improvement in margins, but the company talked a lot about labor shortages in the idea that some of those costs would probably go up. tom: romaine, this drives me absolutely nuts. the number of chewy boxes in the manse i live in, their business is so good they can't get labor? josh: it's -- romaine: it's bad news they have to pay more to get that labor. you need to pay people to do that. it is a huge operation. tom: you hit the third rail of "surveillance." three chew toys, and two of them are already chewed up. that's the racket. romaine: it should all work out. flip up the boar

a high-performance bmw in arizona, the driver lost control and tumbled down the cliff.bag deploying as the vehicle began flipping through the air. the car is a different story. glad he is safe. if you have amazing video want to share with us, hit us up at shannon bream or @foxnewsnight on social media. we'd love to see you. in a matter of hours former president trump will return to the southern border with a trip to the chaotic rio grande valley sector of texas along with governor greg abbott. correspondent griff jenkins has exclusive new video just how the immigration crisis is unfolding on the ground. >> there is no resistance. the ca u.s. border patrol agent and turn themselves in. >> not all migrants are surrendering immediately. our cameras were rolling as the mexican nationals tried to evade border patrol. two others that cross the river with them got away. the majority who cross our seeking out the authorities to claim asylum in hopes of being allowed to stay. the last 24 hours, here in the rio grande valley sector alone, more than 2100 total apprehensions of bee

germany from an export standpoint with regard to automobiles sends, you know, sends more mercedes and bmwsntry in the world with. so they're not going to be tough on a country that they're reliant and dependent upon. and so when members of the club, as they now refer to themselves, are soft on china, i'm not surprised. i'm disappointed that the united states would want to be part of that club and agree to language that is soft on china when, you know, maria, as you are starting to see some of the intelligence that i have seen as the director of national intelligence that tells us that china not only wants to supplant the united states as the world's superpower, but that they're a proximate cause of 4 million deaths over the past four years from the wuhan virus. and the language from every country in the world ought to be tough on china. maria: yeah. i think it was week one or week two in joe biden's presidency that we were told we're not allowed to call it the wuhan virus, okay? we're not allowed to say wuhan virus. it's just not appropriate according to joe biden on federal land. and he c

june 6th, 5:52 bmw. gregory james born 8 pounds 4 ounces, bigger than jesse jr. of getting into trouble. i forgot to plug my book during a speech i made in harrisburg pennsylvania to the pennsylvania leadership council. i'm going to plug it now. go buy my book, preordered available right now. the hard copy just come in. greg has already read it. >> greg: yes. jess he has already read the book. >> greg: took 10 manipulates. there is no index how can i find my name? >> jesse: we didn't want an index for legal reasons. you don't want it easily searchable. >> greg: thanks for naming the kid after me. i mean, come on. >> jesse: we might have to change the birth certificate. >> greg: dana? >> dana: i have a little animal video my friends in south carolina. >> greg: i hope this is the new one. >> dana: my friends grady and bentley in south carolina don't have a pool because they can't get a pool. this dog shows them how it's done. you make your own pool. make your own fun right there. he loves the water. bath-time, play time. >> greg: that's what they did at slip and sl

they list bmw, ge and even nasa as clients let's bring in the co-founder and ceo randy altschuler welcomer? >> i like them all we're digitizing it and people have done that to great success in other industries. >> explain to me how this goes a step beyond the traditional mafg setup. >> there is this huge market and it's very inefficient and was highly manual the way buyers and sellers connected and founded solutions. with the xometry marketplace buyers have access to hundreds of thousands, potentially, of manufacturers and sellers have the ability to get customers all across the country and all around the world and we have a basket of seller services to help the small manufacturers grow and flourish. >> what is your moat you seem to have a first mover everyone but what if everyone says that's genius or amazon offers that as a bolt on service or something >> all the liquidity, the instant pricing that we provide for both buyers and sellers is generated by artificial in intel intelligence we've accumulated millions of points of data to really figure out what is the best price for a buyer an

police say he drove off in a newer dark-colored bmw sedan and if you have information, you are asked to call the police. >>> an electrical fire cut power to thousands of people in the north bay. on third and grand in san rafael caught fire about noon and officials say around 3000 customers lost power they were able to get it fully restored and of course nobody was hurt. >>> the chp is investigating a wrong way crash in santa clara happening earlier this morning along highway 101 near the montague expressway. expressway. they say the driver died after going the wrong way and colliding head-on with another car. three others were rushed to the hospital. investigators say one of those is the driver of the other car hit and that driver is facing dui charges. >>> someone here made a gruesome discovery. police say they were alerted to the presence of a body outside one of the terminals and authorities recovered it yesterday and that was in the roadway near the departure gates. at this time there is no information about the victim or what led up to the death. >>> in the north bay at mill val

legacy auto makesers, look at all of them, gm, ford, stalantsi the parent of chrysler, toyota, honda, bmwweek highs, substantially moving higher in the last three months. >> wow phil, thank you. excellent use of that word stallantis. >> tim seymour is will room in this valuation withgm. >> i think there's plenty of room in this valuation when you talk about ford and gm as competitors and tesla the automaker this is an ev story. look ev busines g m business and partnership in china makes them the biggest player we said this many times on this show, i'm longgm, long ford, bigger gm and have more conviction because of the quality of the operations in addition to the multiple we closed at an all-time high after consolidating around the 61, to $63 level i think you're just getting going as we are starting to pay more attention to the ev profile. ford's focus on ev is good for gm gm is focused on autonomous and hydrogen fuel cell and their core business has never been more profitable >> karen, do you think the china market being real viable, i say that hesitantly because obviously gm is in that

but the chinese market is still paramount for a lot of european companies like mercedes benz bmw w. and as we heard from a lot of g, u, g 7 leaders over the weekend, it's imperative to collaborate with china for global efforts like climate change. chelsea, the lady that was tech giants innovate across the world, africa growing market remains largely left out of some technological advancements such as voice commands african speak over 2000 different languages, but even the most spoken like so. healy have not made it onto services such as siri, google home, and alexa. high theory call a lighter viola. newer her likes to use your assistance. the tech savvy talent management company sees that the hands free technology on her phone is a great to you want to hear the last 3. if i want to make a phone call, i'll say hi theory coraleive. and if i want to know what it is, i'll say k series whatsoever today, and i'm a bunch of completion this with you can see it's combining which viola can only make commands in english. well, she would love to use our own mother tongue. we. we are using that

monday morning as grant sat in his car speaking to a friend, three suspects walked up to his black bmw, pulled out guns and tried to rob the two men. when grant tried to drive away, he was shot in the head, crashing his car nearby. surveillance video shows one suspect hop into the crashed car to steal his watch, ring and chain. police are still looking for the suspects who remain at-large and grant's family is demanding answers. i am joined now by the fiancee of milton grant, the mother of twin boys. thank you for being with us. we are so sorry for your loss. so sorry that you are going through this this morning. >> thank you. >> tell us about milton. >> my fiancee was a great father. he was a family man. he put his kids first and his family first. and now i have to tell my little ones that their father is not returning home anytime soon. >> they don't know yet? >> it's unfortunate, it's definitely unfortunate. >> you had said you never thought this could happen to your family. >> i never thought that my husband would be taken from me in this way. we talked about having forever togethe

but germany, remember, sells millions of volkswagons and bmws to china.d they really don't want to go back into some sort of a cold war with the chinese. so, i think, what joe biden will have to do, today, at the g -- at the g7 is kind of navigate, not only a europe that feels fundamentally a bit differently about china than, perhaps, the united states. but individual-european countries that have their own interests. that are not all perfectly aligned with one another. so it will be an interesting, and somewhat complicated day, of diplomacy for the president. >> and, anne, one of the things that jillian tett was on just a few minutes ago were the elbow bumps. in your latest reporting, you write this quote, if not for the elbow bumps instead of handshakes and hugs, the scene at the opening of the group of seven economic meeting here could have been mistaken for a time before the global pandemic, and before donald trump. it was less clear, whether the world's wealthy democracies can return to normal, in more substantive ways with the sort of cooperation tha

germany sells a lot of vaccine wagens and bmws to china. there's concern about the revival of cold war language. the europeans were trapped in the middle of that the last time. they don't want to be trapped in the middle again. biden has a lot of work ahead in terms of shoring up and beginning to create a meaningful cohesive response to the chinese option. >> it's a big test because, you know, his innovation was going to be we will challenge china, too, but this conjunction with allies as opposed to against them. always good to have you on. >> my pleasure. thanks, jim. >>> one of the issues we expect president biden to address with vladimir putin is the freedom of imprisoned u.s. marine veteran trevor reed. ry has been in a russian jail since 2019 when he was sentenced to nine years for endangering, the russian court said, the life and health of russian police officers in an altercation. reed and his family have denied those charges. u.s. ambassador to russia, john sullivan, called reed's trial, quote, theater of the absurd. now reed is spe

three suspects walk up to this black bmw. they pull out guns, they try to rob him. and then when grant tried to drive away, he was shot in the head. then he crashes his car. then surveillance video shows someone steal grant's watch and ring and chain as he laid there in the car. his fiancee spoke to cnn. >> my fiance was a great father. he was a family man. he put his kids first and his family first. and now i have to tell my little ones that their father is not returning home any time soon. i never thought that my husband would be taken from me in this way. we talked about having forever together, about raising our kids and for someone to just murder him, essentially murder him for his belongings instead of working hard for getting his own is just -- it's a slap in the face. >> those suspects have not been caught. cnn shimon prokupecz is here to talk about what we're seeing in new york. when we see the numbers, shimmon, we have to remember that there is a family, there is a story like that behind all of those numbers. >> reporter: families, kids, innocent victims c

touch with the former president, he was spotted by my colleague on a recent monday morning driving his bmwo trump tower. he is one of his most trusted long time advisers. and prosecutors have not been able to occur what they wanted from him, which is a more i guess aggressive cooperation. so now we're coming to what seems to be a junction point here into the investigation into him, my sources indicating that there do be a movement there this week. >> dan, give us the 30,000 foot pig picture view here. i fact as sources are suggesting that you could see charges against the trump organization sometime maybe in the next 48, 72 hours, how much trouble, how bad is this, for the trump org or not? >> if the reports we've seen over the last few days is correct, i would call this medium trouble. it is a big deal to get indicted as a corporation and we'll see which of the many trump organization entities end up being a defendant or defendants. that is a big deal. but this does not appear to be the big charges that the d.a.'s office has been investigating for a long time. this appears to be an interi

they're calling it q tak, including bmw, w demons and bosh. and they helped develop applications for the computer. now i b m system, one will run those applications under the theory at work here and it'll be big business. the market for quantum computing is that grow nearly 4 felt fourfold rather from $470000000.20. to 1800000000 in 2026 or more on this i'm joined by rooted acquire. he's deputy director of the frown. hoffer institute of applied solid state physics professors good to have you on the show. i would imagine this idea of quantum computing is still very abstract for many of our viewers. can you give us a good example of an application for quantum computing? now, thank you. clinical jordan can crack up calculations which we cannot do today. so for example, you are standing on a platform for lunch environment. there's a delay in the system. it is very difficult at the moment to make a real time estimate of what should be the new schedule for every one. and this is something a quantum computer can do excellently. and it's very clear th

basing, but the chinese market is still paramount for a lot of european companies like mercedes benz bmw w. and as we heard from a lot of g, g 7 leaders over the weekend, it's imperative to collaborate with china for global efforts like climate change. chelsea delaney that now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. morocco is hoping, taurus destinations like this one will soon be full after launching is in fact the passport scheme this month pass about 40 vaccinated individuals to move more freely after curfew and travel domestically and abroad. the launch is part of the kingdoms reopening process. tourism is a key part of the country's economy around 5 percent of americans work in the industry. california is looking to convince is residents to get covered 19 vaccines with a price for the $6.00 vacation packages. it's on top of the big vaccine jack for this week, where 10 people, when $1500000.00 each, the draw for the vacation lottery is set up as july our, our meeting. germany says it will increase its climate funding for developing countries to 60000

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but the chinese market is still paramount for a lot of european companies like mercedes benz bmw w. and as we heard from a lot of g, g 7 leaders over the weekend, it's imperative to collaborate with china for global efforts like climate change. chelsea, the lady that was tech giant's innovative across the world, africa is growing, market remains largely left out of some technological advancements such as voice commands african speak over 2000 different languages, but even the most spoken like so. healy have not made it onto services such as siri, google home, and alexa. high theory call a lighter viola, newer who likes to use your assistance. the tech savvy talent management company sees that the hands free technology on her phone. he's a great to hear that. if i want to make a phone call, i'll say hi theory call ivan. if i want to know what the weather is, i'll say k theory whatsoever today. and i'm in butcher completion. this without you can see it's combining. it has so which file i can only make commands in english. we sure would love to use our own mother tongue we. we are usin

shane: then you go now you don't even have to do the old days of driving a bmw to germany and pick upor women so they can become prostitutes -- they are able to stay in their jammies and we know the russians and chinese have a deal where as long as all the activity stays outside of russia and china, they are fine. rep. katko: don't tell china -- it sounds like an austin powers movie, but you have to understand it's a very strategic threat to the american way of life, no doubt. shane: it is frightening. question number 2 -- there's an ongoing debate about whether it's ok to pay a ransom to attackers. what do you say to those who feel it is reasonable to pay a ransom and -- absent -- has the government given ransom to victims any alternatives? rep. katko: that's a great question. i, for one, don't think we should be doing it. i don't think we should do it in a hostage situation, to pay the ransom because once you start doing it, a lot of people can be considered cyber attackers -- whether they are extorting money in exchange for an attack they did on you, i think it's bad to pay it and