and her then temple of techno compaq in the punters thanks to the pandemic so it's clear the dance floor to make room for something a bit less boisterous. yes . i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program u.s. officials have entered the chinese consulate in houston texas after diplomatic staff there complied with an order from the trumpet ministration to shut down the u.s. says the consulate was a hub for espionage and intellectual property theft china denies the accusations and has retaliated by ordering the american consulate in the southwestern city of chengdu to close the spat has brought already tense relations between the 2 countries to their lowest point in decades. ahead exit in houston. chinese officials were seen packing on friday they were forced to evacuate the consulate within 72 hours a deadline set by the trumpet ministration. holding documents in 2 vehicles the exit was welcomed by anti communist party protest is. this a cell or cell phone your phone i usually try to monitor everyone is a bank a meeting of the razing when you come here to watch. your celebrating the i mak

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on, so it's -- you know, it's not just delta, not just unit, almost all airlines are saying hey, compaq is stall out and we're going to cut back on scheduling and until people feel safe getting on a plane the demand will not come back. >> yeah. this is kind of a crystal ball question here, but based on the way things are going, do you think all of the major airlines in the u.s. are actually going to be able to survive this pandemic? >> that's a good question. i think that most of the majors will. the governor has stepped up and given them quite a lot of support. they are ready to, you know, face whatever -- whatever comes. unfortunately, that's going to mean a much smaller airline industry until we do have a -- a good therapeutic or a vaccine, so the airline industry is going to slink dramatically when the cares act goes away in october and the airlines that have taken all this money from the government are allowed to furlough and lay off employees. there's just no work for them if the planes aren't flying and people aren't moving around the country so i think come october we can expect

sanctions without exposing staff in the city so it is a compaq it is situation so that includes havingshore entities rather than local units implement the sanctions. but still, that could bring little relief since the hong kong legislation also claims extraterritorial rights, which is likely to be a main point of legal contention. retail and corporate banks with big presences in hong kong such as citigroup and hsbc could also be more exposed to the risks from the bills, especially on sizable transactions done through local units. banks as well including citigroup, goldman, j.p. morgan, are walking this tightrope between the u.s. and china, given their operations in hong kong and their ambitious plans for china this year. hsbc is especially under fire after voicing support for china's security law under intense pressure because of its very dominant role in hong kong. we have also learned that global banks are reviewing their client base to try and identify people who may be exposed to sanctions under the u.s. at and look over agreements to make sure they have clauses that allow them to