that is according to karie murphy cruz, from murphys, who spoke to little earlier. �* , . .oke to little earlier. �*, . ., ., . earlier. it's a real balancing act, earlier. it's a real balancing act. not _ earlier. it's a real balancing act. not only _ earlier. it's a real balancing act, not only the _ earlier. it's a real balancing act, not only the region - earlier. it's a real balancing act, not only the region by| earlier. it's a real balancing i act, not only the region by the global economy as well. china is a powerhouse economy when it is a powerhouse economy when it is firing at all cylinders the global economy is doing better. that is one of the benefits we are seeing with china's reopening happening now. of course, the tensions that are there to make it tricky when you throw in some of the decoupling trays or scenarios we are seeing it as further to those tensions. but in the short—term i think china �*s reopening will add to some of the good news stories coming out of the region.— out of the region. that was karie murphy _ out of the region. that was karie murphy

harry murphy cruz s-ueakin beach and. harry murphy cruz speaking to — beach and.y cruz speaking to me _ beach and. harry murphy cruz speaking to me earlier. - beach and. harry murphy cruz speaking to me earlier. in - speaking to me earlier. in other strays for you today, some of the biggest banks in the us have reported their results for the first quarter. j. p. results for the first quarter. j.p. morgan said wales fargo released earnings that beat expectations on friday. they are have been growing fears of the health of the financial sector since the recent banking turmoil in the united states and europe. we will find out how other major lenders spared later this week. really i spoke with isaac poole, and he told me that although the latest results have been good, earnings may have peaked. they are aood earnings may have peaked. they are good results _ earnings may have peaked. they are good results for _ earnings may have peaked. tie: are good results for what are amongst the biggest banks in the us. we see that there has been some flight to safety from deposito

that hindered the investigation. >> the boat, said detective murphy, was pretty clean. scene did find blood, just one drop, under one of the cushions. but not enough to determine whether it was human blood. it could have come from a fish. not enough evidence to arrest eric for murder or even prove that a murder occurred. pegye's close friend glenda didn't believe eric was a killer. >> there's no way that eric would have done that. you know, i mean there's just absolutely no way. it was unfathomable to me. >> tina new felt the same way. >> i felt like the police were just trying to -- to frame an innocent man. i thought there's no way. the way he treats me there's no way he could have hurt his wife. >> tina also noticed that eric kept photos of pegye in every room of the house. she could not imagine that a man who had killed his wife would want to see her face everywhere. eric was really the answer to all your problems for a while, wasn't he? >> yeah, he was. >> so you weren't too anxious to question him. >> no. i believed him. >> and after about six months -- he says, "

and finally for their wonderful performance today, the murphy school of irish dance. [applause] so just to close things up, thank you to mayor breed for her welcome into city hall. and saving the best for last, our grand marshal patrick. i know patrick that you knew my father and i always say, big city small town, i went to school with his daughter teresa who is here today. and the uniak family, pleasure to know you, but our sons, your son and my son are good friends. that's what the irish is about, building communities and friendships. please come out and honor the grand marshal next weekend, march 11, the start of the parade 11:30. thank you. with that, there is a reception for to you enjoy and continue to communicate with each other and celebrating irish heritage. all right. >> are you ready? >> okay, here we go. [applause] >> we now call the health services board meeting for march 23, 2023. it's a follow-up effort from our previously scheduled meeting of march 9th of this year. will everyone please stand and join me in the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge alleg

and she supplied it to the hitman so, what did matt murphy think of eric's new story?said nanette it's totally innocen and i'm innocent then we get to trial and i changes to, nanette is not innocent, but i'm innocent and i had nothing to do with anything we interview him afterwards an it changes again to somethin radically different. >> michael hill didn't buy i either >> have you ever heard o hiring a hitman, but he goes yeah, i'll take the job, but you know what, i don't have gun. can you lawyers? >> so, eric sits in jail and contemplates that long ago lov affair with nanette. >> nanette johnston is the worst type of person she can lie to you, make lov to you, kill you, all in the same week. not even quite a few to. it she was my girl heard and what's going >> it's for bill's me. they say they're grateful. believing nanette and eric a right where there belong how do you make sense of all this stuff >> there is no sense of it they are just very sick. the most selfish, people. when we actually started learning how nanette's min worked, it was really hard t comprehend i

murphy, murphy, murphy, i met him, had told me how to know when my feet clue. i had my mom, me a little my domain. none of the numbers the 11 on was one of the 1st countries in the region to have the market on papers. we are democracy, but it's been nice. it's not that the person live in high tech resemblance for the walk. we live. i'm corruption everywhere. yeah, i have one of the oldest democracy in data, but the democracy is not functioning with because it's not responding to the benefits of the citizen. we are in an era when a lot of people are angry, the me they are on discontented with their leaders and government for not being able to deal with the economic challenges like growing in a quality and declining social mobility. ah. and a lot of people are willing to vote for politicians who don't seem to have a lot of concern for those democratic constrain with willing when they come to power to ignore some of the limits on their power. ah, and make sure that that house is not, and that means a long standing tension. and i have been studying the development

murphy, mr cleverley also went on to thank. treat this differently. murphy, mr. citizens. just how much presence to the united states and france have in the region? they, it appears, seemed somewhat more organised. yes. region? they, it appears, seemed somewhat more organised. yes, and the two countries _ somewhat more organised. yes, and the two countries have _ somewhat more organised. yes, and the two countries have a _ somewhat more organised. yes, and the two countries have a also - the two countries have a also present region. for example, if you look at the united nations —— a los of presence in the region. you would expect source of national from the us, japan or eu will be operating and most of these evacuation team we have seen when a country and people are taking also the allies, as they are taking also the allies, as they are called, so just the fact that a country like the eu are in first means that there are embassies that are not only operating in sudan but also in other countries around seems to have... the way they are getting into sudan because

mike murphy with us this morning.till got red ink across the board there, dow's off 200 points, nasdaq's down 64. mike murphy with me. do you -- you like where the market is right now, don't you? you think this market's going up? >> i do, stuart -- stuart: you with always think the market's going up. >> for the most part, i tend to be more bullish than bearish at nature, but i base that on the last 150 years where the market goes in one direction, for the most part, and that's up. we'll stick with that trend since it's batting a thousand right now. it always goes up. stuart what about bank earnings this morning, what because the that tell you about the market? >> let's look at the best earnings of the bunch, jpmorgan. huge quarter. record quarter. and then look a little deeper. what jamie dimon had to say, he said the consumer's still strong, he said businesses are still strong. so with everything we've been through with interest rates going up in a historical way, with two major bank failures in the first quarter, th

from a regional bank ceo as well >> plus, a big interview coming up with new jersey governor phil murphy we'll get the state of the state's economy and talk taxes, the wealthy, corporations and much more. first, a check on the markets though as stocks are sliding and trying to hold on gains for the week nasdaq has given those up. dow down 232 points. >> to dominic chu for a look at the bigger movers. >> we start with a couple of stocks that are the biggest drags. boeing shares far and away the biggest percentage decliner in the dow. the aerospace and defense contractor is getting hit hard after it warned it may have to pause some deliveries of its 737 max model jets due to a potential parts problem. boeing said the issue would not affect the planes that are already in service, nonetheless shares down 6% right now the biggest point drag on the dow comes from the aforementioned from tyler united health group after the health insurance giant actually reported better than expected profits and revenues, even raised its full year guidance. there are some investor concerns about how future poli

. >> senator murphy will join me in just a few minutes. but first i'm joined by jackie mundry with wcsh in maine, nbc's maggie vespa is covering the latest out of liberty, missouri. and eddie glaude jr. joins me as well, princeton university professor, and an msnbc political analyst. i want to start with what senator murphy just said, it's not just guns. it's the way we treat each other, the way we see each other that's contributing to this. is that a through line you see with all of these incidents? >> absolutely. our understanding of the common good has fractured we don't have one, i think we're all kind of siloed there are those who fall within the sphere of our moral concern, and there are those who have been completely othered. and then you add to that mixture -- and i think the dystopian, i think that's the right word that senator murphy used, that dystopian reality, you add that just the proliferation of guns and you get this horror. you get this terror it seems to me. >> jackie multiple crime scenes in maine, allegedly perpetrated

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murphy us showing the eaglet how to eat care of himself.ha. >> and that's good for that little injured. eaglets great how they bond like that now is not really that for that one. that wraps kron. 4 news at 6 tonight. we'll see tonight at nice night. ♪ ♪ had an answer back first, the kid, then the young woman. now it does happen to a cheerleader. >> she opened the wrong card or by mistake.

here is dennis murphy with wha lies beneath >> you don't need a moon ove miami to it to be beautifulhe skyline reflected in - but it's not for everyone. >> i am so so worried abou you. you. the night on secret errands. the dark waters. afraid of the creatures that looked down below. afraid of the creatures above. who scuttle through the nigh on secret aaron's. on secret aaron's. who knows lynne friend. dennis murphy (voiceover): local newscasts are. >> you just may share thos fears after you hear the story of a woman named lynn. >> none of this makes sense to anyone who knows lynn. >> local news told a story o this good name >> she really was that all american girl. american girl. california >> a good mom. >> she adored her son, the were inseparable >> little did anyone suspect for the next 20 years, the story of lynne would haunt a young boy's life and a secret would remai locked away for decades, tha would explain everything what happened to lynn, to pu her in the crosshairs of miami tv news. was that she was missing just flat out gone no one could imagine lynn, a responsible hospi

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and he's another point. >> "murphy brown" hit big and drew 20 to 25 million viewers a week. >> then murphyon't come up with a name for him in, say, a year, is that a very bad thing? >> she's a single working mother. >> and it got under people's skin. >> with the california primary two weeks away, vice president quayle blamed the breakdown of american families in part on television and the program "murphy brown." >> bearing babies irresponsibly is simply wrong. >> and i just thought, "i'm trading one-liners with the vice president of the united states." >> in a recent speech, vice president quayle used me as an example of the poverty of values in this country. >> dianne english and linda bloodworth thomason changed the game. female show runners in a totally male dominated industry. those shows were breakthrough. >> we could choose to blame the media, or the congress, or an administration that's been in power for 12 years -- or we could blame me. (♪) this electric feels different... because it's powered by the most potent source of energy there is ... you. this is the lexus variety of electr

tim murphy joins us, former member of congress and a psychologist.comes to the bipartisan safer communities act, it set aside money forl programs, $1 billion ove years to help wit help -- mental health services and grants to increase the number of providers. what do you think about starting at the school level? guest: the mental health caucus, when i was co-chair, the big issue was wanting to give more money to providers in schools. it depends who it is. school counselors are not the ones who do this. and it's counselors are the ones who do this. they help with learning problems and issues in schools. they have resources in schools where people are trained to help children with early signs of mental illness. you need professionals. we cannot leave that up to teachers and we cannot just be dealing with school problems by having more police and metal detectors. this needs to be done in integration with family and medical providers. and you cannot treat children without telling the parents. when children have problems, parents are a primary source in he

we're joined by senator chris murphy.ood morning. >> good morning. >> we have had another shooting. this time three were 9 years old. this was a catholic church tat -- school attached to a church. do we need to shift the conversation to supporting more tr trauma treatment? is that where we are? >> i think we have to do all of the above. i mean, there's no doubt that our kids are going through something unique today. i just don't understand why we choose to live like this, why we choose to make our kids fear for their lives when they walk into their schools, why we choose to have children who grow up in violent neighborhoods fear for their lives when they walk to and from school. only in americ does this happen, and you can't explain it through a prism of mental illness or a lack of school security. the thing that's different in the united states is the number of guns, the number of high-powered weapons of mass destruction, and the ease with which we allow criminals and dangerously ill people to get those guns. we've got t

elsewhere, sean murphy has been drawn against the player who knocked out of the 2021 uk championshipteur, prompting murphy to say that they shouldn't take part in professional tournaments, something he later apologised for. i professional tournaments, something he later apologised for.— he later apologised for. i knew i was always _ he later apologised for. i knew i was always going _ he later apologised for. i knew i was always going to _ he later apologised for. i knew i was always going to get - he later apologised for. i knew i was always going to get drawn i was always going to get drawn against him, that was always going to happen. it's not a surprise. as gary wilson was pulled out against one of his best mates, elliot slessor, amazing what types of ties these drawers throw up. we had the run in 18 months ago at the uk championships. i was going through a few dark things off the table which people know a bit about, and i came off the table straight into an interview and said a couple of things that i wish i could take back. that's what you get with flash interviews are straight

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call them and say why are you supporting hank johnson and chris murphy's bill? i am old, there was a time when we could all agree about ethics. wherever you were in the political divide, you could agree that there needs to be ethics in our public officials. the kind of behavior that thomas and gorsuch are accused of wood get public employees and any other level of government in really deep trouble. the basic lack of disclosure would get most government officials and most institutions in serious trouble. who has the authority to punish a supreme court justice and suspend them for six months. the answer is nobody. nobody can do that. don't call me, call your congressman, call your senator, there are people in congress now who understand how important ethics are. they are in the minority and we need to get more people more focused on ethics. if you live in illinois, called dick durbin and say chaired the judiciary committee and don't invite john roberts over 40, pass a bill. -- over four t, pass a bill and that's how you will get actual scriptures on ethics assigne

dennis murphy: the routine of the house was in a tizzy.rey sick in bed, it had been up to curtis to get the three oldest kids off to school. the routine of the house was i a tizzy, with cory second bet, it had been up to curtis to ge the three's kids off to school now, he was back >> when i arrived home everything was quiet i assumed that cory wa sleeping, resting. she hadn't slept most th night. i'm just going to leave he alone and put her to sleep before looking in on her, he said, he went over his email in the kitchen then, he headed upstairs >> i needed to take a shower as i walked up the steps, looked the left. the door to her bedroom was as elected, opened. i could see her lying in bed i could see something from the distance didn't seem right. so, i approached her >> what made you say that, looking back >> i'm really not sure as i got closer, i could see that she was pale. she was motionless and i immediately knew tha something was really, really wrong. >> did you think she was dead? >> i shook her i called out her name. at that poin

mike murphy, still with us.the crypto market, fors it's all over the place. it's based on nothing, and and you've got coaj coin up 30. what's going on? >> i agree with you, stuart. i think what elon musk is doing with twitter is phenomenal, but when you have cryptocurrencies and, remember, you have people at home investing their hard-earned money, simes their retirement money, into certain crypto assets that can have wild springs of 30% or more concern swings based on one person's tweet, that's a place where you have to be very, very careful. some people think it's the wave of the future or something that's going to go up or bitcoin going to the 500,000. it may. it'll get there without me, but i think people have on the very is, very careful in where they're putting their money because these swings, they could go south, and people could lose a lot of money. stuart: yeah. i put some money into etherium for one of my grandsons. i shouldn't have cone it. >> no. we should have talked. stuart: all right. let's get ba

. >> reporter: at missouri's world bird sanctuary, murphy had a problem. orphaned eaglet brought to the sanctuary for care. staff soon paired it with murphy and the two have hit it off. >> he is really embracing his role, being that protective dad. >> reporter: murphy is seemingly indifferent to the press scrutiny, dining on a daily meal of salmon, venison and rat. >> if murphy can be that icon that people look to, to understand birds of prey and start loving them, that would be wonderful for us. >> reporter: almost as wonderful as becoming a new dad. and we're delighted to share word of a birth closer to home. congratulations to "sunday morning" producer mark hudspeth and his wife on the birth of their naomi ruthud big sister haley couldn't be more pleased. (torstein vo) when you really philosophize about it, there's only one thing you don't have enough of. time is the only truly scarce commodity. when you come to that realization, i think it's very important that you spend your time wisely. and what better way of spending time than traveling, continuing

we will talk with one of the coauthors of that bill senator chris murphy next. later, big losses for firs republic bank, will they get through with a lifeline from the government, insiders say > stuart stevens, breaking dow grievance, governance, 2023, stewart, thank you, grea having you all here. when we come back, a rar bipartisan push to protect kid on social media. we will talk with one of the coauthors of that bill senator chris murphy next. later, big losses for firs republic bank, will they get through with a lifeline from the government, insiders say d not hold your breath we will break down what yo need to care the 11th hour just getting underway, i'm clearly a very busy wednesday wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythm's butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! listen, this is..this champion sleep right he

so murphy is showing the eaglet had even take care of itself.e have this story on. this 3 of 3 a couple fridays ago when we were saying that the eagle house, how wasn't yet on. it was trying to sit on the rock and now he's got, you know, his wish came true. scott change diapers now cleaning the bob doles, train. he is papa murphy now and he doesn't know that iraq. he has a little baby bird. >> that's so sweet. i love that. nice nice story to end let's also talk about a nice story, which is your weather. it's gorgeous out there today, everybody. what we're going to see over the next 24 to 48 hours, high pressure is going to start rolling in. and as that happens, our temperatures are not only going to get warmer tomorrow, but then as we get into friday, they're going to go above average. take a look at this. extended forecast is going to be nice tomorrow. tomorrow will be a very seasonal day. we'll have 50's out at the coast 60's around the bay and then 70's low 70's. but then look what happens we get into friday and saturday. we're going to put t

senator chris murphy joins m now. hous sale >> i just think we are comin to understand that there is an incredibly intimate financia relationship between highlan grove and clarence thomas an his wife it may be that they have bee financing a certain lifestyl for the thomas's this has been true in secret for the better part of the las 20 years thomas says, well, i saw a guy who signed is and i was told i didn't have to report anything from a personal friend who doesn't have cases before th supreme court. that is not true there may not be cases befor the court in which his name is in the title, but he funds a massive infrastructure tha files briefs before the court. there are constantly cases before the court in whic harlan crow registers a public opinion through the groups h finds, and as i mentioned in that tweet, it doesn't see coincidental that every time harlan crow declares an opinio on a case before clarenc thomas, clarence thomas side with the guy who seems to be funding a lot of his lifestyle vacations, and the

murphy even began sitting on it, hoping that it would hatch. earlier this month an orphan eagle arrived, after the baby's nest was blown away in the storm. murphy stepped up and adopted the little one, getting a chance to be a dad, after all. and the pair had to be separated due to murphy protecting the baby too aggressively. they are now back together. >> so murphy got what he wanted. manifesting from a rock. >> just wanted to be a dad. >>> we're moving you forward ahead of earth day this saturday. today we're shining the spotlight on technology aimed at eliminating food waste. a government report indicates americans waste up to 40% of the food supply. one company called too good to go is trying to change that. the app is teaming up with restaurants throughout the country, including about 700 right here in the bay area. it sells food that otherwise would have gone to waste. a spokesperson tells us too good to go connects users with restaurants that will sell you surprise bags of food at one-third of the retail price. >> so users actually don't

the s note members actually nicknaming murphy. >> as in murphy's law. anything that can go wrong will go wrong. disney says it is investigating how the fire happened. >>> we will start out by looking at the warmer communities , the in land valleys of the east bay. walnut creek up to 77. pretty much average. may be a few degrees above the work for this time of year. a few other locations. we are still relatively warm up north. 78 today for santa rosa. 72 san jose. numbers along the peninsula and east bay staying in the 60s. all of these numbers will jump by as much as 10 to 15 degrees in today's. if average is your thing, enjoy this thing. let's get more details. inland valleys, livermore 73. want to jump over the hill and get back under the influence of the bay, you will be in the mid 60s today. you can really see the differences in the microclimates. more blue skies around here until we get to the big warm up. watch what happens as we get into wednesday. the marine layer will fill in the bay on wednesday morning. that is usually the sign of a changing

providing or receiving gender affirmin care murphy went on to declare that new jersey would be, quoteeme court refuse to reinstate a west virginia law, barring trans athlete from playing on female sport teams from middle school through college, only two of the nine justices, clarenc thomas and sam alito dissented and in the spirit of celebrating the spirit trans community, who better to discuss this then with my next guests andrea jenkins made history in 2017 when she became the first african american openly tran women to be elected to offic in the united states, as a member of the minneapolis city council. she's since become the cit council president. and she joins me now andrea, it's great to have you with us. thank you so much for your time your reaction to this news tha we highlighted, both fro governor murphy, making hi state a safe haven for the trans community, and obviously we've been seeing so man negative headlines and setback when it comes to trans right over the last several weeks an months, how did you feel whe you saw this positiv development? >> yes, thank you, ayman, f

-- murphy in action? lisa: no. reggie: can you talk about working more? 7 news. reggie: san francisco, what we are learning about a shooting that left one person dead in the north beach neighborhood. kumarice rallying in oakland, demanding the community give her a chance to lay out her vision. reggie: than this, but a win is a win. the warriors tithe

tim murphy joins us, former member of congress and a psychologist.ipartisan safer communities t,t set aside money for school progr $1 billion over five years to help with the help -- mental healces and grants to increase the number of providers. what do you think about starting at the school level? guest: the mental health caucus, when i was co-chair, the big issue was wanting to give more money to providers in schools. it depends who it is. school counselors are not the ones who do this. and it's counselors are the ones who do this. they help with learning problems and issues in schools. they have resources in schools where people are trained to help children with early signs of mental illness. you need professionals. we cannot leave that up to teachers and we cannot just be dealing with school problems by having more police and metal detectors. this needs to be done in integration with family and medical providers. and you cannot treat children without telling the parents. when children have problems, parents are a primary source in helping them. i

kara murphy. still ahead, going from strength to strength to strength, meta-'s digital ad rebound sending stocks surging. the year-to-date performance is epic. will this positive news continue? will we see a continuation in the likes of amazon? we will find out next. it is time for the start up. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: it's time for the bloomberg business flash, look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. american airlines says expect a strong summer travel season. the carrier said that its profit in the second quarter is likely to be forecasts with international demand booming as domestic growth wanes. this tracks with what we have heard from american's rivals, expanding at twice the rate of domestic. delta will offer 20% more seats on international flights than a year ago. that operations breakdown, that disrupted united airlines in september come is still hurting the carrier. they reported a worse than expected loss in the first quarter. the late year problems force the air

tim murphy joins us. 15 years in congress and your background as a psychologist.alk about your background in treating mental illness. guest: i worked as a psychologist and also the navy, working at walter reed, where i worked on traumatic brain injuries and posttraumatic stress disorder. it was incredible to work with our heroes and see what they have gone through and watch the recovery. currently, direct a program that holds that helps first responders with ptsd. host: if you look at statistics on mental health in the u.s., an overwhelming majority of the public thinks there is a crisis. do you think that is true? two, -- if so, how would you define that prices? guest: -- crisis. guest: it is a crisis because of the increase in the last few decades the depression and suicide. add substance abuse to that and it has soared. particularly over the last few years, that was triggered by isolation from covid. there has been a doubling of instances of depression, anxiety, and suicide ideation and a higher rate of suicide attempts among adolescents and younger adults. now

i want to begin now. nile murphy. he is the secretary of ireland future. that's a non profit campaigning for a border poll on a united ireland nile is considered one of the most vocal supporters of irish re in if occasion i'll, it's good to have you on the program to night. you as president biden, he has been marking the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. in your opinion, what is the next step forward to build on the gains of these 25 years of peace? well, should say that the president finds presence in ireland in an off itself as a moment of history. yes, of course he has been here to promote the success that has been our peace process. he recollected in his remarks today that is good friend, george mitchell. and readily advised him that there had been 600 days of failure in the talks put that on one historic day, there had been a success on that historic day in good for a 990. it has really provided for the transition to pace. yes, we are a post conflict society, but the good friday agreement has offered all of our society a both north on, so

and most americans, unless they're aficionados of horse racing, have never heard of isaac murphy, richard has a who's who's a very distinguished historian of abolitionism and a particular black abolitionism has produced a biography of samuel ringgold ward, who was a former slave from maryland, who starts his career in canada as an editor, and then another biographer who ends up ultimately lee, a very important abolitionist in an anti-slavery circles, the 1840s and fifties, but up exiling himself from america by the time of the civil war, but left a remarkable record of the story of a a former fugitive slave out of maryland who builds career as a journalist, editor, newspapers, auto biographer and brilliant commentator hater on the meaning of race and slavery in the united states, he's one of those abolitionists that most have never heard of. what's the importance of shining a light on more biographies. well, that all lives matter and lives count and there are some remarkable people in history who didn't leave as much evidence, papers, materials. you know, they become novelists and write 1

let's see we're public opinion is and if the needle has moved nile murphy with the non profit ireland future, now we appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. aah! german foreign minister angelina bare box, says that germany and france are united when it comes to policy on china. burbock is currently visiting china just a week after the french president emanuel macro. and now he faced criticism. after suggesting that europe should maintain an equal distance between washington and beijing on the issue of taiwan hears, bare bark, speaking at the start of her trip on the crime under him. but there is no other partner in the you with whom he consult as closely as we do with our friends from france. and the french president also emphasized once again yesterday that frances china policy mirrors europe's china policy one to wine. so the old peer said he not, we take care of and that has been our strength in the past year that we've made it clear despite all the differences that we also have in the european union, that we are not only close to each other on the central issues of our