following a meeting between schultz and chinese premier and leach young. lee said the economic interest of both countries that remain deeply intertwined, president, aging, ping warrant schultz against resorting to protectionist economic measure thing. both countries depend on free trade. last year, jeremy launched a strategy to avoid over dependence on china themselves. also spoke to chinese leaders about the war and ukraine in his last press conference before leaving beijing. shaw said he's pushing for a diplomatic solution to the war. let's hear what he had to say. and it is important for germany, as well as all the other friends of ukraine to keep supporting ukraine as long as it takes. and at the same time, our diplomatic endeavours for which is ukraine and to be under spacious stands to form will be continued to. indeed, elias chief international editor, richard walker, is here in the studio with me. did they find common ground on ukraine? i don't need some really say they have come and grant me they, they really all around pretty much opposing sides

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joining us now live from new york stock exchange ibotta ceo bryan leach.hat's this moment like for you in the final hour of trade? >> it's surreal on behalf of the 800 people that work in denver, colorado and around the united states for my company and it's a proud moment for us and the people using products on every day purchases and we're happy to be here for them. as founder to go from starting in in the front room of my house back in 2011 to standing on the particular of the iconic new york stock exchange is like a dream. liz: yeah, the american dream is alive certainly. you're living proof of that. rewards platforms are a dime a dozen. we all know that, brian. you do something extra and that's pretty much a very major profit driver, isn't it? you've got digital marketing software company. explain to viewers exactly what that piece of your business is. >> consumers can find cash back items on every day'temporal integrations when logged into wal-mart or dollar general or family dollar or kroger and it's totally white labeled and wouldn't necessarily kno

consequences or it's reprisal attack against without clarifying what form that may take the article for leach, welcome the shelf terminates chancellor. off shots is in china sitting down with his leaders at a time when economic and diplomatic relations between europe and beijing are increasingly strained. following a meeting between schultz and chinese premier lead to young lead sets that economic interest of both countries remain deeply entered. fine. presidents, aging, ping worn schultz against the resorting to protectionist economic measures, saying the 2 countries depend on free trade. last year in germany launched a strategy to avoid over dependence on china. now she says relations between the 2 will continue to grow as long as both sides respect each other. emails will show you trying to let y'all do shows only the 2 countries for view and develop a bilateral relations from a long term and strategic perspective. and they should work together to inject more stability and certainty into the world of thinking. but i'm doing now while i d. w. 's chief international editor richard walker her

we can make it assessment because the he will have to politic code talks tomorrow with um, leach young, the prime industry and also see thing thing. and then we can see how um, you know, the public statements from the chinese psych will be whether they will be some concessions, etc. but i think the challenges that he's facing this balancing act is really very, very delicate and challenging. um, so this is a structural issue. the german companies here are complaining that the competition with china is increasing the unfair that there's a lot of you know, subsidies um that are not um, according to w. t overlooks the, you know, the problem of all the capacities, etc. so they do mount the level playing field and basically it all also comes down to the weak domestic consumption here in china. so it, china is relying on cheap experts and it's dumping on the market because to be domestic, consumers are not buying the product. so those structural issues cannot be sold overnight. that cannot be sold at over a couple of months. this is really, it goes much deeper, and so i think we will see that

isopropyl alcohol on the virus specifically in saliva and respiratory fluids and i can tell you that leach will kill the virus in five minutes, isopropyl alcohol will kill the virus in 30 seconds that is with no manipulation. clear useful info, important research. again, this was not definitive at that point but research. and then when he finished, the president of the united states came back to the lecture and has some ideas of his own. >> i would like to thank the president, thanks a vice president for their ongoing support and leadership to the department and for their work in addressing the pandemic forgot also like to thank the scientist not only s and t with impact but for two larger scientific immunity. thank you very much. >> a question that probably some of you are thinking of, totally into that world, which i find to be very interesting. so supposing we hit the body with a tremendous whether it is ultraviolet or just a very powerful light, and i think you said that has them been checked, you're going to test and supposing you brought the light inside the body, what you can do eit

. >> tires are known for leaching toxins. oh, yeah? why is this okay to live in after a tire has got 10,000 miles on it? >> it doesn't off gas anymore. there is more off gassing in a conventional home than there is in a tire home. that's a pound of tire. it's beautiful. that's all there is to it. >> this is the refuge style. >> this is the refuge style. the most economical earthship and a cold night. you walk in one of these and you go, this is amazing. this is warm and there's no heating system here. so if you put people in a position to be able to experience it, that's huge. >> so this is just like a brand new construction. >> it's just everything is made very simple. you take a shower there, goes into this planet, and then that's used to flush the toilet. >> and that is how you conserve water. >> and this water came from the sky. >> it's only trash when it looks like trash. but when it's like this, it doesn't look. >> it's alchemy is what it really is. you're turning trash into gold. >> i've been building this house for about 27 yea

he does lots of things politicians wouldn't do telling people to inject leach for instance or uv lightike it does not work, actually. he lost that first election, if it was for city council, any position, he would have lost. he lost the 2020 election by a larger margin, although he tried to deny, and candidates he's been associated with have lost. the reason we have him is the ultimate proving ground of the thesis of the book. >> that's one of the main points i wanted to make. trump is an accelerant of a broken system, he's also a product of a broken political system. he's never presented a majority of americans. he was elected by a minority of americans. the congress, the supreme court that institutionalizes agenda was a product of a minority of americans, so what we have is an elite conservative white minority thwarting power of a more diverse multiracial majority, and i think we see that clearly in 2024 where the stakes are is it white supremacy or multiracial democracy in our future? >> here is my question. you talk about this demographic panic in the book, and the obama election,

the deal will give the crews the highest pay in the industry, along with paid parental leach. contract will help the airlines' operation. >>> and flying is about to get a little easier for all of us. the white house is rolling out new regulations on airlines, requiring quick refunds for canceled or delayed flights. it also cracks down on junk fees. >> reporter: the new rules will make refunds automatic when airlines owe passengers money for flights that are significantly delayed or canceled. >> it's stressful and a lot of money that you don't get refunded. >> reporter: right now, every airline handles refunds differently. soon they'll be required to issue credit card refunds within seven days. f f for domestic flights. refunds if a checked bag is not delivered within 12 hours, or if you pay for something you don't get, like wi-fi or a better seat. cash refunds, not vouchers. >> we hear again and again from passengers who describe how hard they have to push, just to get the refunds that are owed to them. >> reporter: the white house also targeting so-called junk fees, requiring

these chemicals can leach into local water supplies and noxious fumes inhaled when any unwanted e—waste has been the status quo in kenya for decades, one organisation is hoping to change that. so, some of the waste from landfills, like the one in dandora, ends up in e—waste centres such as this one. well, i'm here to find out what the process is when the waste gets here. the waste electrical and electronics equipment centre collects and recycles a variety of e—waste, ranging from computers and phones to solar panels and refrigerators. at its nairobi headquarters, these are then channelled to the relevant workshop. in one, technicians test and refurbish laptops and tablets so they can be used again. and any device or appliance deemed beyond repair is sent to their dismantling room to be stripped for usable parts. and in another room, hundreds of batteries are upcycled, saving them from contaminating the soil in dumpsites like dandora. at the moment, we are able to receive 240 tonnes of e—waste per year, though we have the capacity to process 200 tonnes per month, which means we are perfo

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he explained what leaching means for the rigs . coils are animals that live in a symbiotic relationship with a type of l g. now these l g provide the coral about 95 percent of its nutritional requirements. however, it's very specific. ios is very sensitive to heat stress. so when the coils experience huge stress, expelled these elegy and they turn white. and this basically means the corals are starting to that. and it's the heat stress persist for long enough and the magnitude of the heat is high enough to cause can die. and the problem with this is that the corals themselves are providing that 3 dimensional structure. that's so much file diversity is dependent on in tropical rates. was estimated that about 25 percent or one and for every living organism in the world's oceans, associated with coral reefs. at some point in their life cycle, also, coal rece provide protection to shorelines during catastrophic storm events like hurricane sight loans and type foods. furthermore, coal reads generate billions of dollars to the us economy is estimated. they generate trillions of dollars to the

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chemicals leaching from the turf. so it's very irresponsible to allow children to play on surfaces that are toxic, that have been connected to cancer already, the santa clara county medical association wrote a letter supporting the ban, and supervisor otto lee believes the study will find turf is a hazard that truly is the case. >> then, if a ban is necessary, then we need to put that in place to protect our kids and players on on these fields. >> but for some involved in youth sports, the issue is more complicated. >> if we go to the extremes that are being discussed of removing every artificial turf field around, we need probably 3 to 4 times as many grass fields in order to have the same level of access. >> sandra todd has been a youth sports organizer for 20 years. she says turf fields can handle more kids more often under harsher conditions. >> now, do i think that every field should be artificial turf? absolutely not. but i do think we need some of those available. >> this study may put some new fields in jeopar

we can make it assessment because the people have the politic code talks tomorrow with leach young, the prime minister and also seating thing. and then we can see how um, you know, the public statements from the chinese side will be whether there will be some concessions, etc. but i think the challenges that he's facing this balancing act is really very, very delicate and challenging. um, so this is a structural issue. the german companies here are complaining that the competition with china is increasing the unfair that there's a lot of, um, you know, subsidies um that are not um, according to w. t overloads. that's um, you know, the problem of all the capacities, etc. so they do mount a level playing field and basically it all also comes down to the weak domestic consumption here in china. so it, it, china is relying on cheap experts and it's dumping on the market because to be domestic. consumers are not buying the product. so those structural issues cannot be sold overnight, that cannot be sold at over a couple of months. this is really, it goes much deeper. and so i think we will s

those trapped by the de leach hundreds of school students were stranded in their dormitories until help arrived, brought them to safety. helicopters of also being deployed to assist villages, hit by land slides and fly the injured for treatment. you go on don't is prone to summer floods, but they've started much earlier than usual precipitation records for a pro have already been broken in many parts of the province. the tents, the populated region is located in the pearl river delta and his, china's manufacturing hard plans to go. it says flood defense is in place, but there and also equipped for the extreme weather events that scientists say are becoming more intense and unpredictable because of global warming. or the number of deaths caused by extreme heat in europe has increased by almost a 3rd over the past 2 decades. droughts are also becoming more common, dw, as climate reporter, louise osborne has been to spain, where water shortages are heading, the tourism industry actually day on the costa bravo and northern spain. but some tours. so enjoying the beach, just meet just from th

and israel is looking to expand to leach benjamin netanyahu. his government is looking to expand this conflict and therefore is taking the extraordinarily bold and you're responsible actions in hopes that iran will try, you know, find its way to carry out actions. that could be your be getting a larger complex. so i think this is part and parcel. the broader is really strategy of expanding the scope and scale of the conflict in the region. we idea has released this statement following a recent is really strong, fit killed 7, the aid workers, 6 of those were foreign nationals that were forces chief of general stuff. cool. the incident and i'm quoting here, a grave mistake of this. try cause not carried out with the intention of homie w, c k, a g. well, cuz it was a mistake that followed me say, then defecation, night during the war, in a very complex conditions. it shouldn't have happened. this incident was a grave mistake, an independent body will investigate the incidentally, we would have completed the next coming days. we will then from the

leach warm up here. and menu, always telling us about how friends people feel about it. this isn't a lead ward. they, they expected rush, it would collapse instantly. you know, the sanctions we did with the rubel would become rubble and all of these type of thing. but the only thing they seem to have in common right now is that they don't know how to win because they've lost. so their alternative is just to keep it going . that's what they're doing, just keep it going. pasco, i mean, you're, you're set that there is no timeline, but there actually isn't, that's november of this year, because that's the big election in the united states. and it is to me relatively clear that full, that the democrats and to you as a trying to do is to keep it going until beyond the election when either joe biden is saved into saddle for another 4 years. and you can like, you know, kinetic paper out. um, whatever it is, or donald trump wins and you can pin it on him. so really like for the, for the americans at this point is to have to have it going for another house a year without ukraine

leach, warm up here. and menu, always telling us about how friends people feel about it. this isn't a lead ward. they, they expected rush, it would collapse instantly. you know, the sanctions we did with the rubel would become rubble and all of these type of thing. but the only thing they seem to have in common right now is that they don't know how to win because they've lost. so their alternative is just to keep it going . that's what they're doing, just keep it going. pasco, i mean, you're, you're set that there is no timeline, but there actually isn't, that's november of this year because that's the big election in the united states. and it is to me relatively clear that all that the democrats and you as a trying to do is to keep it going until beyond the election, either to abide any save and to saddle for another 4 years. and you can like, you know, kinetic paper out. um, whatever it is, or donald trump wins and you can pin it on him. so really like for the you are pretty americans at this point, is to have to have it going for another house a year without ukraine co

welcome to leach, china and russia has the right to engage in normal economic and trading corporation tissues. this kind of cooperation shouldn't be interfered or limited. and china also doesn't accept criticism or pressure showed up for the political analysts. alex report was a face. a cus may talk at china economically as it did with russia since the special military operation in ukraine. in february of last year, the u. s. the u. k. u, along with countries like australia, canada, japan of all, imposed over 16500 sanctions just on russia. now, is that the next uh, opportunity for the americans to go after the chinese? i mean, if that doesn't work, they go back there other technique which is steal, strangle, and sanction. and they will try to do everything they can to sanction china into. and i believe in like the of attempted unsuccessfully to do with russia, the americans, when they want to stir up trouble, they will. i mean, this is china's tie one here. they should just go back and look at the communicate many decades ago. they're agreements that they would not arm or even come n

leach warm up here. and menu, always telling us about how french people feel about it. this isn't a lead ward, they, they expected rush, it would collapse instantly. you know, the sanctions with the, with the rubel would become rubble and all of these type of thing. but the only thing they seem to have in common right now is that they don't know how to win because they've lost. so their alternative is just to keep it going. that's what they're doing, just keep it going. pasco, i mean, you're, you're set that there is no timeline, but there actually isn't, that's november of this year, because that's the big election in the united states. and it is to me relatively clear that full, that the democrats and to you as a trying to do is to keep it going until beyond the election when either to abide any saving the saddle for another 4 years. and you can like, you know, kinetic paper out. um, whatever it is, or donald trump wins and you can pin it on him. so really like for the, for the americans at this point is to, to have it going for another house a year without the ukrain

but the us is funneling weapons and money to tie $1.00, but the one side say with will leach the one china policy. but on the other side, saying what we're going to send these weapons and if you decide to enforce the one, china policy will stand by the side of taiwan. and then you've got issues of the fact that there is um, you know, the us presence in the south china sea and really, china is not the same to the us. bought out of domestic issues is none of your business as it is now. what are the issues contributing to pensions between the united states and china? well, as i mentioned, this is some of the issues, but also we've got that really cool ratio of taiwan and also the shaft china seas. so in regards to the south china seas, the west has just announced that later in 2024 it's going to have joined to military maneuvers with japan and the philippines to other nations in the south china sea pacific region. and it's going to do that, and that is really wrong, cold china like you know, really the idea that us would have this military presence. it would be holding the joint maneuve

. >>> meanwhile, on the campaign trail -- >> one remember when he told us literally, inject leach. bless me, father. >>> senator elizabeth warren on the stakes of biden versus trump. >> i was planning on doing it. >>> is who is losing money as the trump stock craters. >> now down more than 57% this month. >>> and why republicans are publicly calling on their own speaker to resign. >> what is your response to republicans who say this should cost you your job ? >> all in starts right now. good evening, i am chris hayes. today, donald trump was back for day two of what everyone is referring to as the former presidents hush money trial. the case is not really about the hush money. it's about election interference. i will explain more in a moment. but first, juror questioning continued in earnest today with nearly 100 new yorkers brought before the judge and defendant. it did not take long for trump to behave in a way that attracted the judges anger. judge merchan admonished the former presidents, telling that while the juror was 12 feet from your client, your client was audibly sang so

brian leach joins us straight from the new york stock exchange -- stock exchange.you decided for your business model which is all about getting cash back rewards for purchasing groceries maybe even your gas why is it now the time to show your technology solution on the public markets? >> we think it is the perfect time because our mission is making the purchase rewarding. 60% of americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck. 75% are financially insecure. we want to make those ends meet. we've also gotten to a point in our company were we built out a large network and are beginning to see those effects prayed we had six -- six straight quarters were we've been profitable. cash flow positive, net income positive. we feel like it's best time to raise some money and invest more in our platform. ed: one of our social media editors poses a big picture question around extreme 2.8. is that the story you are telling the street that amid economic difficulty or how consumers behave extreme couponing is coming back. >> it is true there are certain people we like to think of as pro

but no leeching, not a lot of leaching, although a little bloodletting. so. this this gave charlie a view of medicine that was interesting and that he kept, even as he has technology advance. then he became a very skilled doctor himself that doctors really can't do much for people and that the main job of a doctor is to you know kind of combination of wellness coach grief counsel, learn and, you know, fitness instructor. let nature its course was his main medical philosophy but he ended up changing a lot of that. he ended up taking a much proactive approach things i think at one point you describe silicon valley approach to medicine that he began to take that might not be accepted these days, starting with the small incident over it. well, truman, with with a patient who had a dislocated arm. oh, yeah. so after after northwestern, charlie came to do his residency, the old kansas city general hospital and the story he told of the residency were delightful a gentleman in with a dislocated shoulder and they gave him ether to put him out. and the residents starte

he never said please and checked leach. they do this over and over again.hink most americans are fed up with that. >> laura: the campaign trail will be different i will bena campaigning done, but do you agree that joe biden will never, and i mean never debate donald trump? >> he is not going to bake trump. are you kidding me, he would get demolished and you know it. he can't give a regular speechvc or look at a teleprompter. he's going to argue that all trump will do is lie a lie andr lie and i will not be a part of his lies.gain he will not debate donald trump. >> laura: there was a powerful moment in the speech in maryland where trump promised -- >> two weeks ago i will deliverm justice for lincoln and today,th i'm adding something and it wilt be for lincoln. it is also justice for ruby. we will deliver justice for ruby.ne we will watch what happens with this. [applause] we watch what happens. not goi and we have all the law enforcement behind watching what will happen to these. he will not get away with this. >> laura: another crime that occurred in the

chemicals leaching from the turf. very irresponsible to allow children to play on surfaces that are toxic, that have been connected to cancer already, the santa clara county medical association wrote a letter supporting the ban, and supervisor otto lee believes the study will find turf is a hazard. >> that truly is the case. then if a ban is necessary, then we need to put that in place to protect our kids and players on on these fields. >> but for some involved in youth sports, the issue is more complicated. >> if we go to the extremes that are being discussed of removing every artificial turf field around, we need probably 3 to 4 times as many grass fields in order to have the same level of access. >> sandra todd has been a youth sports organizer for 20 years. she says turf fields can handle more kids more often under harsher conditions. >> now, do i think that every field should be artificial turf? absolutely not. but i do think we need some of those available. >> the study may put some new fields in jeopardy. a mas

chemicals leaching from the turf . >> so it's very irresponsible to allow children to play on surfaces that are toxic, that have been connected to cancer already, the santa clara county medical association wrote a letter supporting the ban, and supervisor otto lee believes the study will find turf is a hazard. >> that truly is the case. then, if a ban is necessary, then we need to put that in place to protect our kids and players on on these fields. >> but for some involved in youth sports, the issue is more complicated. >> if we go to the extremes that are being discussed of removing every artificial turf field around, we need probably 3 to 4 times as many grass fields in order to have the same level of access. >> sandra todd has been a youth sports organizer for 20 years. she says turf fields can handle more kids more often under harsher conditions. >> now, do i think that every field should be artificial turf? absolutely not. but i do think we need some of those available. >> this study may put some new fields in jeopardy. a massive project at the santa clara county fairgrounds woul

they are in fact leached together. they are chained together through vehicles.three vehicles blocking the lane or 40 vehicles. we just don't know. but they are chained together using pvc piping. they know this to be the case for at least three vehicles in the fronds where they couldn't tell how many vehicles on the bridge are part of the protest. that could be any number of vehicles. the fire department is on standby. they do face a series of charges at this time including refusal to disperse, blocking the bridge, blocking traffic. there's a whole lot of serious charges that they will face once they are removed but no timeline for that to happen just yet. >> john: i caught something at the very beginning if we could hold off on this for a second. i caught something at the very beginning. it looks like the people who were in the vehicle on the far outside lane have been removed from the vehicle. you can see them chained together with a pvc pipe. the beginning of the end of this is underway. israel's defense minister warning that pentagon that it may have no choic

chemicals leaching from the turf. >> so it's very irresponsible to allow children to play on surfaceshave been connected to cancer. already. >> the santa clara county medical association wrote a letter supporting the ban and supervisor otto lee believes the study will find turf as a hazard . >> that truly is the case. then, if a ban is necessary, then we need to put that in place to protect our kids and players on on these fields. >> but for some involved in youth sports, the issue is more complicated. >> if we go to the extremes that are being discussed of removing every artificial turf field around, we need probably 3 to 4 times as many grass fields in order to have the same level of access. >> sandra todd has been a youth sports organizer for 20 years. she says turf fields can handle more kids more often under harsher conditions. >> now, do i think that every field should be artificial turf? absolutely not. but i do think we need some of those available. >> this study may put some new fields in jeopardy. a massive project at the santa clara county fairgrounds would have an earthqua

that was calcium leach from her bones. the dad was named archie again. and they apparently feeling very strongly. no, they need to stay warm and cozy under her. bear. and germany recently woke up from hibernation, a winner. the animal welfare group called for paws, kicked off competition called march nap mess. the idea is to find the world sleepy a spare inspired by march madness. of course, the 23 rescue bears %t sanctuaries all over the world. we're being judged on how long they hibernate. and that's it from the newsroom. for now. and thank you very much for joining us live in much for joining us live in the bay. coming up next. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ i'l

leach fell into rocky branch near assembly street after watching a baseball game, someone held his head out of the water, keep him from drowning. 1961, a massive storm goes through and leaves rocky branch as a raging torrent. on june 30th, 1961, two young black men drown in rocky branch during that flood about a decade. in 1974, there was a major oil spill that's going to foul waters of rocky branch. and so we think about some of the things that happened here. another i'll mention in 1970 in may at kent university, four people were killed by the national guard. that is going to trigger student protests, anti-war protest here at the university of south carolina, which will to the national guard coming in here the state police and just up rocky branch on the other side of pickens street in maxey grant park. an actress named jane fonda was the lead speaker of an anti-war protest and the local cameras filmed her and. so rocky branch heading off to the edge of the park is the site of one of the major student protests in columbia is history and students were on campus at that point most of th