comm.4 years. our attitude until three or four years ago was the attitude of we have important trade relations and whatever they are, we will strengthen the trade relations. now, i think we are very clearly on the perspective to rebalance the trade relations to also leave behind something we had an hoping the trade relation would be equal treatment, a level playing field, which was not completely the case. we are still cooperating economically, but we have also a geopolitical perspective, which is quite different from china and it is the perspective of our partners and the u.s. and west. jonathan: i wonder if your different is -- if your different his view of the -- i wonder if your view is different than that of the french president. he is talking about china following with the u.s. does, do you agree? comm. gentiloni: i agree we should avoid this kind of crisis. if this crisis occurs, we know which side we are in. tom: i look at italy and i have to bring this up, and american football --

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if my comm semiconductors are banned, well, let's go deeper into this with correspondence. so song hahn is in tie pate. so just let's get to the bottom of why it appears the beijing is trying to ban microns chips. well, rob 1st basing was to retaliate against washington. they think that my corn is one of the driving forces behind the u. s. chip act, which helps the u. s. to crack down on china semiconductor industry. the chinese government doesn't view migrant as a friendly business partner. and the chinese market accounts for 11 percent of microns overall revenue, not a small number, so must have some impact for micro. secondly, china wants to use the power of the government to help the countries corporate development. micron is the target because it's products are not. you replaceable, so even if my current is punished, chinese manufacturers can find substitutes to reduce the impact and even the salary, the use of the method chips by chinese companies. but for now, how easy would it be for china to make up for any short fall that came about from banning microns and ports?

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is another company that has developed the world 1st, commercially viable, truly biodegradable and comm postal attorney to to conventional plastic packaging, which breaks down naturally in the ocean, taura athene is made from natural polymers like starch, an allergy, and has won the noble prize in 2020. as it is significantly stronger than any other plastic alternative on the market. however, it is still new and needs to scale up before tackling the huge plastic industry. the big question for all of these innovations still remains where the material sourced from and where does it end up. paper for example, isn't sustainable packaging material if it contributes to deforestation, and also it is likely to take many years before these materials can scale up enough to make a dent in the 300000000 tons of plastic produce every year. i'm christy, i thanks for watching and we'll see you back here next time on the cost of everything . ah ah . well when i was wrong when i was just don't the room. yes. to fill out this thing because of the attitude and engagement equals the trail . when so many fi

of course, we will continue to press china to partipate in improving the comm framework making it work at her but i feel encouraged that we have made a bit of progress and iope to make more. >> i wanted to follow-up on the question, this morning the imf said the outlook for the global economy is anemic and there is turbulence below the surface. it sounds like you are more optimistic. can you get into more detail abouwhat you are saying that the imf may not be seeing and highlighting in terms of the outlook? >> i do think the outlook is reasonable. it is certainly stronger, brighter than the last time we had the annual meetings in october. global growth projections are higher than they were at that time. we are seeing diminished inflationary projections and finished inflation in some parts of the world. commodity prices have eased, supply chain snarls are being resolved. the global financial system has generally proven quite resilient. as i mentioned, the united states is doing extremely well economicallyith inflation coming down and strong labor market. europe is doing better than fear

comm commo commonality, those things we agree on, we need to double down on those, and keep the doors, and the worst thing we can do in any crisis and situation is to stop talking to each other, close those lines of communication, and stop working together. i think it's really, really important that we see this as a shining example of international cooperation, and, you know, we're going to get past this present crisis, and we're going to learn from it, hopefully mature from it, hopefully evolve past this because it's obviously a very, very horrible thing that's happening, but i think this is a shining light amidst that terrible situation. >> yeah. let's certainly hope. look, colonel, thank you so much. there are so few people who have been in this position to tell us about what it's like to go through a spacewalk, especially in this historic one. thank you for your time today. >> thank you. >> boris? >>> coming up, the ai doc will see you now. does chatgpt have better bedside manners than your doctors? what studies are talking about the role of artificial intelligence in medicine whe

we need to be able to communicate if stuff goes sideways, and i'll be the base comms for this.s, the competitors make their final preparations for tomorrow's brutal endeavour. you're used to it after you've done it many times, you know. you're used to going without sleep. you're getting better at the cold, you know. you're better at dog care when it's a0 below. you learn all those things. it's just an incredible feeling. yeah? yeah. hanging out with your best friends. how do the dogs feel about dog—sledding? they're driven. they do it quite easily, much easier than us. we're definitely the weak link. well, can we see you guys in action? sure. let's go hook up. all right. let's take you for a ride. yeah! you're gonna sit in here. this is my spot? yeah. you're gonna sit in there and then we'll hook the dogs up. 0h, hey, buddy! 0h! laughs. well, i guess you're coming along for the ride, aren't you? this is on another level. the dogs are so excited. it's utter chaos! they're literally trying to pull the sled now. i hope they don't manage, because michelle is not here yet to drive i

this had to do satellite comms but dictate it. that was in the middle of the night for me is like 2:00 a.m. in the morning for headquarters it's 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon roughly. they are and different worlds literally in that sense. and in that case the moment was calling in their some convoys and one, i do not know where it hit but it was really loud i jumped it was so loud. but the lady i was talking to on the other end she said what was that did you drop your coffee cup? i did not even answer her. i continued on. the horse feed a another example, a lot of teams are operating in the north. they actually did use horses up there i was mad because i grew up with horses. [inaudible] the knight really would've felt like new mexico. i was really upset, not really upset but it would've been kinda cool. anyway, what happen though once a week had air supply we dropped it could be a parachute to us, we would have to go out and see what they sent us and report back. one day, it was at night when they drop them, we got our supplies and u

brian, i'm curious because as we said youj curious because as we said you are the comms director forr reporters that earlier today when we saw those still images of donald trump in court he was stony faced and didn't answer reporter's questions and we see him here describe what the stay has been like from your experience to donald trump? he like from your experience to donald trump?— like from your experience to donald trump? he woke up not understanding _ donald trump? he woke up not understanding what _ donald trump? he woke up not understanding what the - donald trump? he woke up not understanding what the full - understanding what the full charges were going to be so there was a tremendous amount of concern about what the entire was actually going to be. he had heard a lot from other people in the media about what they were about 34 is a lot so he woke up with that big question mark weighing over his head. as the day advanced, he was just quiet, sitting there, talking to staff, talking to lawyers, understanding the process a little bit better and i haven't had a chance to debrief

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. >> but the comm nity members i've talked to feedback from them has been for the family, but it hasn't stretch to being a broader characterization. our experience of the neighborhood, andrew robinson runs the east cut community benefit district. >> which provide safety patrols and cleaning services for the east cut neighborhood, which includes rink on hill. i believe people continue to think of this neighborhood at say this certainly shatter some of those feelings for sure. but as a community and as the you know, provider of a lot of services here in the neighborhood, we will look at an incident like this and see if we need to we've hour protocols. do we need to add extra patrols for the, you know, your term or long term? san francisco police did not comment on the overall increase in violent crime. >> but they've been vocal in the past about being short, 541 officers just last month. the board of supervisors approved the mayor's request to spend 25 million dollars on police overtime. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> we have some developing news out of roseville in placer county, a deadly s

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you said that sometimes they will ask -- you will tell the white house comms team i'm going to ask abouttopic like immigration on the southern border. just so they don't go well, we don't know anything about it yeah, basically. that way if there is something -- this white house wants to talk about like maga republicans and gun control and abortion access and that's it. so anything that is outside of what the white house talking points are going to be, we do try to give them a heads up so that they cannot just dismiss the question. and it does help. a lot of times i think they do go and do some research, figure out what the president's position is about something or what the white house position is i think that that helps them get the word out and it definitely helps us. but, again, that's a very, very general thing. they can figure out exactly what we are covering just by watching one of our hits. in a day. and so it's the same idea as that today we are covering, this if we have got a question. >> brian: any difference between jen psaki's press team and this one? >> it works pretty much

>> i'm assuming some staffer did, a comms officer, or advanced effort.hat there would be a camera that was going to be drilling down, and he's holding it, waiting around. i think it also speaks to, again, something he's going to have to get used to, which is being around and visible in ways that, certainly in his 2020 campaign, he was not. he's going to have to be this time. >> the l. a. times they said they did not submit questions at the white house. i have to take advantage of the fact that you are here during the commercial break. you are dealing with popes and presidents. i'd love to see what is going on in that phone of yours. here is the question. the e. jean carroll trial playing itself out in southern manhattan -- how concerned is donald trump about that case? >> everyone i have talked to says that trump is personally very bothered by this case. because it is a rape allegation. it's not a criminal case. >> right. >> it's not a charge. >> right. but it is a very, very serious allegation. it bothers him a lot. he knows that he got himself in some

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john indictment's the bunny was as transparent as the rest of their comms team. laura and then hunter biden made an appearance at the easter egg roll today, i guess, at this kind of event, you have to expect a rotten egg or two . so there you go . the bunny actually might have a better chance of winning office in 2020 four , at least. the cottontail family are not under federal investigation. near as i can tell raymont, i thought that maybe hunter was there looking for some new inspiration for his painting. just throw an egg yolk on a canvas and say, china, give me another four hundred thousand dollars and now you get a lot of art from an egg. so hungry, raymond biden had. it is true at least biden had an inspiring easter message, though, for the nation. >> what's the message that you have used, dr. bipap, for our nation? we reach out to somebody, do something nice, a simple act of kindness. >> i mean, it's not complicated . well, i hope that uncomplicated kindness extends to the catholic service members and vets at walter reed hospital or just before holy week,

what do you think that the white house should be doing right now because if i am on the comms team foren right now i am saying i want all of these representatives being invited to the white house. we don't want them to make a mistake and say they should bring republicans to because they played so hard. they should probably just focus on the people who have been expelled, but what do you think washington should be doing right now with a hot button issue like this taking place in front of the eyes of american citizens? >> jason, i think this is the single most important issue happening in america right now at this very second. not donald trump's indictment, not who you slept with her paid off or whatever. this right here, this is a codified erosion of our democratic process. this is turning a democracy into an authoritarian regime. this is white republicans trying to make an example of the black men who got out of place and spoke out and they don't like it so this is what they are doing to them and i think that this should be a major issue that the white house engages and because listen,

they don't they don't have comms staffs, they don't have pr firms.they don't have any of the apparat high that lots of other people in bigger roles in american have and they're just covering to their horror that they now need to do all these other things on top of just doing they thought they were supposed to do which is administer an election. so they're evolving in that space. they need books like ours. i'll tell you, i swear to god, we wrote a book to help them. we really did. and we hope it has some minor positive effect. david well, i'll just say briefly the one word accountability, the incentives is all out of whack right now? people are getting rich off of these lies. they're gaining at least perceived opportunity for political power. we need to criminal liability for those whose actions have led to things like january 6th. we need see civil liability, which i think we're going to see in things like the dominion lawsuits against fox and others. and we need to see professional liability for lawyers who have violated their oath of office as offi

men artty comme dirty and i dona to are they are. i don't share a bathroom with a man. and why should show up the way they all use humorous liberals out there. go melt like alka seltzer in water. okay, go on. >> but for children, i mean we have to have consent for everything. a baby, it's cold outside. you need consent now. the little mermaid. you need consentd e song b to sing the song, but you don't needn th consent to put little boys in the bathroom with little girls . the c what happened to the consentonse there? women have no consent anynt? more . o consenapparently. >> so where are the feminists? that's what i want to know. they're pathetic. listen, i always like, youo wom. know, i was attracted to women. yeah, i think i might have like, this idea when i was inr school, but very different visions. >> and what they're doing novewl in all seriousness, you know, what are they doing here? >> leave the kids alone.irst o well, first of all, two things,r okay? we're likee fiftiet ih the word of education. could we focus on that fore aveg a second? the average school thin