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or more realistically competitive co-existence. that would be a distinct alternative to the cold engainment approach because the old engagement approach was premised on the idea that china would converge and china would be more like the united states pan liberalized politically and economically, a junior partner to the united states in managing international problems and china would not develop military power to challenge u.s. positions around the world, including in the western pacific. okay. those things aren't happening and competitive co-existence would say, okay, yeah, that's true. we don't actually need china to liberalize, but we do need to place a premium on establishing mutual red lines, respecting each other's sense of their vital interest so that we would prevent a conflict. and so, i think, you know, we will probably move in one of these directions or the other in the next 10 years, although, of course, i'm not making a prediction as to which. >> i mean, i think that's-- i think you're actually getting to some of the is

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you have a co-ceo.et me talk about -- initially, the company was started by reed hastings and he asked you to be the co-ceo. were you surprised that a founder of the company took somebody who had been an employee and made him the co-ceo? was that a surprise to you? ted: it was a surprise. it would be a shock if i didn't know him well at the time. first time i met reed in 1999, he did talk about this desire to build a company that would be around decades and centuries after him. so, he foresaw some kind of succession already. so i believe that reed saw the succession we went through recently 15 years ago and started acting on it 12 years ago. which is very unusual, as you point out, for a founder, but for somebody who is thinking about the company first and the longevity of a company first, he has been amazing about that. david: he's executive chairman now and stepped back, not running day-to-day. when he stepped back did you say i should be the sole ceo or did you say i want to co-ceo in addition to wha

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it is transitioning into a worker lead co-op. it's happening a year after the owner jen angel was robbed and killed kron 4 sarah stinson talk with the co-op owners about their efforts to keep her legacy alive. >> it shook me to my core after the owner of angel cakes, jen angel was robbed and killed in february of 2023. her employees were left with the difficult decision to keep the popular oakland bakery open or close it down. so was a very planned person. she did have her business interest in case something were to happen to and the rules of her trust everybody has to come together and make a decision on what has to happen. it was so heavy on so many levels and they decided to keep it open together, running it as a worker lead co-operative called angel cakes collective. at the moment we are worker for people. however, we have 2 people who will soon become worker owners if they choose to. we have and we have a horizontal work structure. so there's no no one is essentially about each other. this is just surreal. to be honest, beca

so customer satisfaction on individuals and co—hosts — to be clear, co—hosts are the same, they're alsop isn't good, but it does mean they need some improvement. there are lots of cities, though, and they're usually tourist hot spots like new york, like miami, that have clamped down on airbnb. now, sometimes it's because of lobbying from the hotel industry, but partly it's because of campaigning by housing advocates who say you're squeezing ordinary people out of homes that they need. do you think airbnb is contributing to the housing crisis in many big cities? i generally do not think that airbnb is contributing to the housing crisis in very large cities, at least not nearly to the extent that some of our critics have pointed out. and let me just kind of back up and say this. i don't want to ever say that airbnb is not contributing to any problems anywhere. you know, we built a platform. that platform is now used hundreds of millions of times a year. we handle more money through airbnb than the gdp of the country of croatia. and so, just to give you a sense, we have nearly four million

we organise themselves to fight in a co-ordinated way.— a co-ordinated way.ted way. we will have to see how _ a co-ordinated way. we will have to see how that - a co-ordinated way. we will have to see how that playsl a co-ordinated way. we will. have to see how that plays out in the hours ahead. when you for your insight survey, we appreciated. —— thank you for your insight today. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are likely to bbc news. breaking news from shanghai, a man has killed three people and wounded ely�*s 18 others in a knife attack in a supermarket. police say the arrest of the 37 year or suspect shortly after the incident as the man went on a rampage in anger caused by a financial dispute. we will watch the story and bring you the latest developments as we get them. let's turn our attention to the united states were more than 100 people have died a million die without power in the southeastern united states. hurricane helene brought torrential rain and high winds a number of states over the weekend including florida and nort

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in fact, you can co-op rate in almost anything. the machines need the plans you make, and it all adds up in dollars sense dollars and cents which you keep and which keep your land for you. hey, leave. yes, joe. this cooperative idea and all sounds pretty practical, but how's the small farmer going to stay in his land during the bus? well, say, that was up to you. well, how's that? you got something more powerful than all the money of the corporations. the big trusts, and there their lobbies in washington. you've got to vote. and that's what counts. whether it's the vote that elects the president of the united states or the county chairmen of triple-a, it's your vote that doesn't. you make it count by getting together deciding what's for all of you and getting it across to others. it takes the hand and help of all of you working to convince others of your point of view. it takes work action to bring your needs before the government. that means going to see your senator about a new hospital, your county may need talking to the rta ad

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in fact, you can co-op rate in almost anything. the machines need the plans you make, and it all adds up in dollars sense dollars and cents which you keep and which keep your land for you. hey, leave. yes, joe. this cooperative idea and all sounds pretty practical, but how's the small farmer going to stay in his land during the bus? well, say, that was up to you. well, how's that? you got something more powerful than all the money of the corporations. the big trusts, and there their lobbies in washington. you've got to vote. and that's what counts. whether it's the vote that elects the president of the united states or the county chairmen of triple-a, it's your vote that doesn't. you make it count by getting together deciding what's for all of you and getting it across to others. it takes the hand and help of all of you working to convince others of your point of view. it takes work action to bring your needs before the government. that means going to see your senator about a new hospital, your county may need talking to the rta ad

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and co-ceo table. let me just start with you first very quickly. what exactly is the stratosphere and why go there in a balloon? >> well, we'll go into above 99% of europe's atmosphere. so we're sort of floating on top of the attempts for like an ice cube, boats on water. and that's what's defined where we are is the stratosphere at that altitude. you can see the curvature of the year the black sky, the thin blue line of atmosphere. so it's an amazing majestic experience. that's really unique to ballooning, which is such an honor to have a legend in ballooning sir richard, to be the copilot. we're really excited alleging the ballooning you know, richard, you cross the atlantic, you cross the pacific and billows and then you actually kind of, you know, flew to space and a plane why was this attracted to experiences with virgin galactic. >> it was maybe the best day of my life. we went from note to 2.5 thousand miles an hour and eight seconds. were experience zero gravity and we were in space and had the

co-parenting, and very successfully. the biggest issue we ever had was that when she cut my son's hair, i didn't really like that. he had a big puffy afro, and it was really cute on him, and i liked it. dennis murphy: but given what investigators had heard, they were now very focused on jarod. did he have any opportunity to murder his ex, what with the kids in tow? jarod said he put the kids in the car and went back inside ciara's place to get the last of their things. two kids sitting in the back seat of a car-- a boy and a girl, aged six and seven. what did they see? what did they hear in the next few moments of their lives? and importantly, what would they say about it? dennis murphy: the police talked to the children the day they discovered ciara's body. dennis murphy: the kids confirmed that for at least some period of time, mom and dad had been inside the apartment without them. dennis murphy: here they are, talking to a forensic interviewer a few days later. dennis murphy: jarod's six-year-old daughter says she go

the co-op owners say the very best way to support them and to keep jens legacy alive. he's become my angel cakes here on the corner of 5th and brush streets. >> and get a cup cake. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >> what a great story. the uber of cannabis could last delivery soon. we are told ease which is a marijuana delivery service founded in san francisco is reportedly planning to close up. the company launched in 2014, but reportedly made a companywide announcement that it's going to be winding down operations by the end of the year. it is not exactly clear how many employees will be affected by the closure earlier this year, it was reported that the company was facing possible foreclosure. we reached out to east for a statement, but as of now have not heard back. alright, weather time here as we get a live look outside the golden gate bridge is one of the many iconic backdrops when fleet week comes to town to get the blue angels buzzing that thing. and it's quite a sight. yep, lawrence is here to tell with the weather is going to look like ye

he is a colby college political science professor and he is co- author of this book, the rural voter, the politics of place and the dis-uniting of america. professor jacobs, how do you define a rural voter? >> start with an easy question. well, rural america and rural voters are about 20% of the american population. the diversity in rural america is unmatched. it is actually a much more difficult question than we are often led to believe. when we speak and abstract terms about an electorate and a rural electorate. you know, my hometown -- my current hometown in rural maine is very different from the rural south, which is miles away from the rural west. i have a good friend, a co- author on another project, that would laugh at my five acres compared to his 500 acre ranch. the federal government has upwards of 70 definitions of what constitutes a rural community, so there really isn't one definition. but when we talk about the rural electorate, what we have increasingly found is that there tends to be one political party that dominates in those regions. the further out you get, or farth

maria su is an outsided fofa involvement with sfd came the district asked the city to help tackle its co-leader of the city's school stabilization team closure of st promise to our families and to the school have some clear information and some clear data, and we were going to engage witt would happen. i any of that. >> so is the francisco unified l district has seen a it is not something that i want to focus on. this this massive budget deficit? >> i will on day one, roll up my that have lostth fai so what shd they hear from you? our staff, e engaged in what it is that we will do,nd tn to build the disce to tighten our belt around spending. i believe that that is what's >> meantime, oakland leaders met on money from its sale of the co a contingencyfaci a$120 million se nexte ty leaders are expected to take steps to remove embattled cocil with a minor. it's led to growing calls for himfi are limn news has reached outo bc sews south bay reporter dustin dorset beams from original eastern span of the bay bridge have been re. it's a project years in the making,ky morning to watch the sunrise, and i

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so so most of that for me has been with the co-op has because i my first book had to do with co-op on osage history. and so that i got to know, um, the tribal historic preservation officer and some of the people there. and so the, these documents that i was using are from the 18th century, the french and, spanish. and so it's one of the things that they're wanting to do is, is just really have this long history of their own, that they that they're writing and telling to their own people. and so just having those as part of, uh, of their archive is really important and then the co-op boards can go look at them themselves. and i think some the most interesting conversations have been about language because um, the french missionaries who would come in and they wanted to learn and in this case they wanted to learn cobol language in order to, for it to be part of their mission izing effort. and so they would write down vocabulary words as were trying to learn for themselves. and those are really documents to a tribe today. it gives them a into the language of their ancestors, which has ch

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we reached out to the co-captain who joined ncaa lawsuit. >> along with the player who the co-captain says is transgender. we did not hear back from either and looks some schools from the year before and they this team before and they have won against this team with this person. meantime, students like john leslie sa the hate towards transgender athletes. >> is nothing but political and they reported trans athlete was also on the team last year. definitely. it's not a north, honestly wise an issue now. the university of nevada reno's women's volleyball team could be the next to forfeit a game to san jose state. the university tells kron 4 the players stance on the issue does not represent the school, adding, quote, the university is also governed by federal law as well as the rules and regulations of ncaa and the mountain west conference which include providing competition in an inclusive and supportive environment. nevada added that individual players can know show if they want against san jose state. but the team itself will not forfeit will says it was the nevada women's team itsel

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during the meeting the defendant asked co-conspirator 2 to explain his plan to pence. he presented two options, pence could unilaterally decide objections to electors or, alternatively in the plan that co-conspirator 2 devised the prior day, pence could send the electors to the targeted state legislatures to determine which votes should be counted. in the defendant's presence, co- conspirator 2 admitted that the electoral count add act forbade what he proposed and no one had tested co-conspirator 2's new plan to send electors back to the states. nonetheless the defendant repeatedly expressed a preference that state legislatures, to have state legislatures do the review. pence unilaterally reject valid electors states. throughout the meeting the defendant repeated his knowingly false fraud claims as a purported basis for pence to act illegally. pence is five pages of notes from the meeting reflect that. the defendant said when there is fraud, the rules get changed. bottom line, when every state by hundreds of thousands of votes. this whole thing is up to mike pence. it

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