commissioner newman yes. commissioner williams yes it the motion carried unanimously . >> thank you. so procedural wise my thinking is we can do the letter next and then if there's a recommendation of a favorite after that does that sound okay? so i would like to make another motion that the president on behalf of the bic send a letter encouraging the hiring of our staff positions and also recommending at least the three recommendations here on page 18 as possible ways to restore the grant funded program. >> so okay. and would you like to help me draft it? sure. okay. or whoever is in the seat okay . it's so the motions by president alexander to and the second regarding the letter who is the secretary of chavez mr. chavez second i'll do a roll call vote on that motion. president alexander two yes. vice president shattuck yes. mr. chavez yes. commissioner ming yes. commissioner newman yes. and commissioner williams yes. a motion carries unanimously. okay. thank you. okay. thank you. deputy director. i would li

president has repeatedly threatened to retain control of the canal life in america. edison. lucy newman has more stern faces all around a secretary of state medical reveal arrived at panama as presidential palace with a message from us president donald trump. i will do told president course, if i only know that the quote influence and control of china is communist party, over the panama canal area, is a threat to the canal and represents a violation of the canals, neutrality, and operations. treaties who be left without making a public statement, leaving lena to try to call him his country's fears about the u. s. taking back the canal by force if necessary, as president trump has suggested. okay, we've got another issue because no doubt that the canal is and will continue to be operated by a country. i don't think that's a discrepancy that president trump has his opinion about the presence of china, which will be clarified by the canals, technical teams. but that wasn't sufficient for the secretary to reveal who spokes person quickly issued a statement. clarifying that in the absence of

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daniel newman joins me now.you to explain this but i want you to tell us in laymans terms what's the significance of this new meta for microsoft? >> yeah, the quantum explosion over this year created a lot of excitement in the market. i think microsoft being able to deliver a more stable to help companies get to quantum more quickly. it's all about how quantum can work with traditional computing that we know and so what the team were able to announce is what they think is going to be a faster, smaller, more performance that is able to get to a scale that can start to derive value because we hear about quantum, stuart, in theory a lot. people want practical applications. they want to know if they are an investor how quantum can make them money, so microsoft is in on the game and doing some good innovation but there's a lot still needs to be qualified about these claims. stuart: it is a significant winner, on otherwise down day for literally all of technology. let's move on to apple, unveiling their knee cheaper i

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rick newman, thank you so much. the markets were watching, as are the american consumers. let's talk about this now and continue the conversation with cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for pbs newshour, laura, also former senior adviser to the trump/vance 2024 presidential campaign, brian lanza and cnn political commentator and former senior spokesperson for hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, karen finney. glad to have all of you here. okay, let's start with these tariffs, because of course, i did say that i think shoes are going to be impacted by this. so i'm particularly interested, brian, in all this. the white house press secretary saying that canada is bending the knee just like mexico. but by the way, that deal was on the table back in december. so why why engage the allies in this way? >> you know, listen, i think it's important to understand that next year, usmca, the sort of the trade agreement between the north american countries is up for another renegotiation. and the reason it's up for renegotiation is when it was first negotiated

united states take back control of the canal by force if necessary, or locked in america to alicia newman is in santiago in chile, and has more on the story. just one week ago, president legal has said that he was sure that the differences with united states could be ironed out amicably and in a friendly manner. today he was calling the state department of reducing the state department of using quote, lies and false fluids to try to manage the bi lateral relationship. very, very strong words and the president. and you also underscored that not only would u. s. navy ships not be or have not at least been authorized to go through the panama canal for free without paying the fee. but also that the united states does not dictate panamanian policy. so clearly the relationship now has become far more intense than it was when the us secretary of state medical. rubio arrived there over the weekend, left on monday allegedly was, but we're making it at least sound as though some important agreements had been reached between both countries. to try to offset the threats by president trump, to quote,

ed salisia newman has moved us secretary of state my portfolio was ending his visit to the dominican republic when he received a public reprimand from the president of panama, where he started use 5 nation regional tour days earlier. an angry president for several mino said that it was intolerable that the us state department live by announcing that his country had agreed to waive fees for us naval ships, transiting the panama canal. you'll find them up on the who's the before you and the world. i express my absolute rejection of continuing to conduct our bilateral relations on the basis of lies on both. so it's at oxford. i mean, i'm not confused about panel. rubio insisted that it was absurd for the us to pay fees to transfer the pin out. it's applied to protect yes and he offered in all of the brand issues, but i respect very much the fact the panama has a process of laws and procedures that they need to follow as it relates to the academy and for the parent and canal stories will allow them to work through those processes. we intend to bacon amicable. the way our visits were pana

said that he is willing to take back to the panama canal, if he doesn't get when he wants to see a newman, al jazeera, santiago, chile, mexican tubes and making their way to the border to help cub immigration and drug trafficking comes officer. and the 11th hour deal was stopped between mexico and us . president trump suspended a 25 percent tire of for a month in return for the crack down on the border promised by mexican presidents. claudia signed by john home and report them to wanna mexico. these are some of the 10000 mexican national guard troops such as militarized police force that the country said to explore that with the united states. and it sends them this to avoid 25 percent power on all of its goods heading into the united states. that's what president donald trump was threatening on a phone call on monday at president county of shame. them of mexico managed to avoid that for one month, partly by the promise of sending these troops to the buddha. what the, he, it's a do according to the crowd, the same down is to still friends and they were getting over in the head of crossing

it is a well 2nd most important waterway, a lot in america, edison to see a newman report. some tara points in panama use secretary of state medical reveal has made panama his 1st destination on his 1st overseas trip. the washington central issue is china and the fear that it could control the u. s. built panama canal. so actually the rubio says, it's no joke. just retired general richardson such the floor over the canal, looked down and saw those chinese port facilities and said, those looks like dual use facilities that are in the moment of conflict. can be weaponized against the chinese workers. first came to panama in the mid 18. hundreds, but their numbers and influence have expanded greatly in the last 3 decades, especially since panama cut ties with taiwan and recognized china 8 years ago. the pick a model was former military strong man. manuel unplug knew, noted as chief intelligence officer until they were both arrested during the us military invasion in 1989. to date the medical the leaves, the us is right and have concerns. very familiar. yeah, me the thought fro

how people feeling that well, elizabeth, the newman, the threats of intensified village reparations, and how much does not release the as well? the cap tips before we start today has left cousins deeply trapped, but we in the demands of the conflicting thoughts that use many residents because i have to express their frustration the whole but the potential presumptions of fight thing on the a great implications that will subsequently take place on the ground while others believe that resistance is and is the city to encounter the it's very action spots . there's a growing t amongst the billions for the resumption of fight to given the fact that they have been doing unimaginable losses. and they have been forced to be displaced multiple times from their original towns and villages that lights out tend to be a completely turned into a part of the russell while for many palestinians. they can continue to pull the full di escalation on the focus on all the magic plays that can bridge the gaps between both how much that israel and to bring up. but chances for the flow of 8 supplies to the

or let's see a newman reports from panama city as the n t american demonstrations in panama, as capital reminiscent of the last century. when this country fought for sovereignty over the panama canal, the city is being plastered with national flags ahead of us. secretary of state martco reveals visit here to discuss donald trump's threats to take back us control of the canal. even american tourists here are perplexed. you have no idea we don't understand. yeah, we don't know why the issue or tools, the 5 ports that operate on either side of the canals run by hong kong company. a chinese company is also building a force bridge over the canal. and president trump says they present a threat to us national interest because china could potentially use them to block the flow of us commercial and military vessels. president consider only know says claim so chinese control of the waterway or quote inventions and lies telling al jazeera that he knows of no threat. mean, other than the, i give him a threat of secretary rubio would have to demonstrate to me that the chinese are deploying drones. s

all right, thank you so much to latin america editors and let's see a newman now. the trump administration is directed border enforcement officers to re migrant communities and what place is across the u. s. bottom, i cracked down on undocumented work cuz now somebody called them to say the disruption to the day before. so we'll have serious consequences for all americans call rentals, reports from tact in california. fear stocks, the orange groves of california is the central valley residence social media, postings show reset rates and highway stops white immigration agents. scores of um, docum. if people have been detained, people are just feeling terrified. that's not something that was happening. you know, 3 or 4 or 5 months ago. this is something that is happening at a intensified rate right now. so the one thing larry immigrants rights advocates have formed a crisis response team with members getting hundreds of calls from anxious migrant farm workers every day. you live on the handout cards printed in english and spanish detailing people's constitutional rig

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resistance, politically the chemist puts up and no other a party, not a single one except maybe a photo newman is really doing this too and the sustain mount or. and this is one of the reasons why i haven't this is taken seriously because it does stick to a point and maintains political pressure to achieve this goals. and these are a goals that are not time us goals. how must represent us now better than anybody? certainly better than the palestinian authority and the fellow represents the collective palestinian political will and will include a will to co exist with a state of israel, right. jewish majority. they look, you did say a moment ago that this could be a way that's how mazda is trying to pressure the is released as well as the americans. but the question is, is it actually going to put pressure on them? i mean, if you look at the is really isn't what's a our guests have been saying over the past hour as well as our correspondence the nothing yeah himself seem to want to scope or at least face to of the ceasefire agreement that it probably does have support to do that amongst us coal

i'm gonna see a newman in panama, where after meeting with us, secretary of state much more move your government will be allowing the united states to deport.

you why stuff with us a, the federal agency i've been told not to show up to what i'm to see and newman in panama city, where us for trio state, for rubio has ended a controversial 2 days as a result of the had a lot of there's lots of quiet and settled whether to be found across central parts of europe at the moment. so yes, some sunshine and dry a sky is which is good news for the move west of front. so we have seen studies, we have still got some warnings out thanks to with a flooding, but it is looking a little bit dry, just a few showers coming in. and you can see that sunshine on those surface conditions extending out east. we will see some showers across person and island, but it is does remain pretty room here, which are across the scan today, be a temperatures hit well above the average. we could see some wintery features as well as we get to choose day into wednesday. i mean, it's pretty unsettled across the mediterranean, certainly across east scenarios for the likes over to kia, some improvement coming through for greece. but we have got this read warnings out for stronger w

that is salisia newman reports now from panama city. us. i'm outside the presidential palace here in panama city, where they meeting between us secretary of state medical rubio and president jose available, you know, has ended. the president came out with a very up beat expression, very different to the one that we were seeing when the meeting was taking place. and it's saying that the, basically, the danger was over, that the us president would keep insisting on taking over the panama canal, he emphasized that some ports in the canals that are operated by a chinese company that may be an issue, but not to the operation of the canal itself, he made the very big and he emphasized that there was a big difference. and you also said the panama is auditing the chinese company that operates these ports on the pacific, on atlantic side of the panama canal. and that in a couple of weeks, they will know, quote, if the results of that on and show that the points are being operated in a way that is beneficial to panama, that might have been a kind of

has said that he is willing to take back the panama canal if he doesn't get when he wants to see a newman al jazeera santiago, chile protesters in bangladesh have destroyed the former home of the country's funding leader that solved of his daughters exiled farmer. pregnant associates. i've seen it took to social media to criticize the into and government topic chargers in dunker, at the ruins of what was once a historic monument. this is the aftermath of the home and the museum of the finding father of bangladesh. sure, would you be over a month? what's fucked up as a starting for desktop to us. why my prime minister as a customer now, when live on facebook from in the certified industrial movement on the present government, the student wants to destroy it. and it extend wally to the former prime minister and our party including her father's room and the museum because she has to face justice environment. that's what she did during the july august revolution. the main, the amount of this things are just being a bring back, takes about 5 minutes or back home and to just uh, bring them to t

our latin america editor lets see a newman joins us in panama city, so to see. yeah, we understand. they all in the same room right now. any indication of you need take the temperate show for us of what could be a attendance meeting given the backdrop of a trump comments exactly what they was a very, a shortage bilateral meeting that we understand just ended a short while ago, maybe 5 minutes ago between the secretary of state medical rubio and the president will, you know, from there they moved into a larger room where, right now there is a multi lateral technical team discussion taking place with both the, the secretary state and the president also sitting there. so clearly they are negotiating something i can tell you that they were rather long faces at the beginning, the panamanians were not very please, that the state department suddenly switched the time for the media. it was supposed to start in about an hour from now, and it was brought forward or backward or actually 2 hours without the whole country really having much to say about it. and then michael rubio arrive 20 minut

that he is willing to take him back to the panama canal, if he doesn't get when he wants to see a newman, al jazeera, santiago, chile, the for 10 suite between mexico the us. but it's can troops on making their way to the boulders, to help cub integration and drug trafficking. mexico rolls trump strengths of imposing a 25 percent tired of kind of widespread effects on companies from both countries. told how the reports are from tijuana and mexico. these are some of the 10000 mexican national guard for that's his militarized police force. the country said to explore that with the united states, and it sends them back to avoid a 25 percent power on all of its goods heading into the united states. that's what president donald trump was threatening on a phone call on monday at president county of shame bout of mexico managed to avoid that for one month, partly by the promise of sending these troops to the buddha. what that he had to do according to the crowd, the same down is to stop fencing and getting over the head across the united states . donald trump says that also here at to stop migr

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plus i'm gonna see a newman in panama. we're after meeting with us secretary of state. government will be allowing the united states to deport hundreds or thousands of on the 24th is a blown up at least $23.00 residential buildings in the occupied west bank. the bloss target to the janine refugee camp, where israel a step top military operation since the seas find guns that came into effect. the pounds of smoke rose above the camp, off the symbol of 10 years. explosions is really ami has been conducting a large scale offensive in the upside westbank for 2 weeks. now, it says it's targeting palestinian fighters and seizing weapons. at least 27 alice demands have been killed, most of them engineering. meanwhile, public demands have been moaning. 5 people killed on saturday in a series of his ready strikes, engineering. the bodies of victims were covered through the streets. a 16 year old paramedics are among the dead. for him, that salute has moved from a mountain and she's dead because these ran a government on palestinian

trying to clear the janine refugee camp of palestinians by carrying out major tax plus i'm gonna see a newman in panama, where after meeting with us, secretary of state mindful move your government will be allowing the united states to support hundreds or thousands of on documented migraines, on tension between police and protest. as in georgia, you condemns across town. i'm anti government, demonstrate the negotiations to implement phase 2 of a see saw deal between israel and how much are expected to take place over the coming days. is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in the us and you to meet the mid least special envoy lights up. it comes up, the number of the palestinians killed in gaza has been revised upwards to more than 61000. takes account of the number we have previously considered missing. meanwhile, more medically vacuum. these are set to lead guards us through the roof of crossing . is there any forces he is controlled at the crossing in may cutting up a vital records for humanitarian aid? just what i stipulated in the ceasefire agreement phase 2 is expected to inclu

underscored by socrates, rudy, this decision to end the day by touring the panama canal to see a newman al jazeera, panama city, panama. lots of all sorts come here and i'll just air including tension between police and protest as the e u condemns across town in georgia against anti governments demonstration plus under charge me offering you the latest report on the hot air pollution as long as causing the economic loss and environmental the there will be a change on its way to talk. you have it for the time being anywhere from the black sea down towards the sea radiance. see, it's looking fine. bit of a breeze by contents of the gulf, but not much to one or 2 light charles or just the possibility in dubai. maybe more likely iran and this one was the heading to 9 to the southwest inside the temperature wise back here just wants to stay above 30 for the rest of us, its hard teens for the 20s by right. but the code is coming out of units across the black sea will significantly change the field of things in northern turkey hunting and how things fall on the dry. and it'll have to be rain o

heidi gardner, laraine newman ringing the bell. at the nasdaq.telecommunications provider global star. >> celebrating its. >> transfer to. >> the nasdaq. >> mike, a lot of market analysis yesterday. i know btig, for example. that's the response to snl. you can never go wrong. >> that's right. yeah, yeah. >> you got snl on on a tuesday. i mean, it's a little bit of an extra, extra treat. but btig yesterday said in years where the s&p does not test its 200 day, and every time since 90 it does the following year and three out of five times in q1. and we didn't do it last year is the point, right? so yeah, i think that's a kind of a relatively safe notion to say we're probably going to get a real correction this year at some point. a real correction doesn't mean you plunge through the 200 day, but just the odds would suggest that you have other things working in that direction too, which include, you know, election year after there was a party change, second half of february sometimes is bumpy. and i think more more broadly, though very selective mar

everyone here is poor going a random bicycles and patched up so that we may well the claimant neutral newman is going to follow our example and then because in the rest of the world, the people want to drive a mercedes, perhaps fast what they find to appealing of it. the german model. nice doesn't know that we're claimant neutral, but there weren't claimant neutral and still prosperous since making money and running clean businesses. green gross. that's possible. suspend him. he's to attend these rallies regularly when he was active on fridays for future. he made posters, registered demonstrations and took to the streets. but now he's distance himself from the movement shop for a new vehicle. hurley or a speaker was seeing she can't hear the words wells and growth anymore groups done, but that's what it was. they all do. you, because that doesn't fit with my assessment of the issue at home to revolt in my view prosperity create. so i'm not sure if you, yes, many countries would give anything for prosperity like this. and so to be honest, i find it very strange to shop today really has taken

daniel newman joins me now.ell us about deep seek and the fear of that things spreading but a couple weeks ago people thought of this was not the end of nvidia's rain, what do you say? >> we had these sunday selloffs where it feels like the world is ending and nvidia's run is over and nobody is going to be spending big on ai and then everybody takes a breath, digest and realize it's possible for two things to be true at once. we need to create a scale with ai, lower the cost and lower the energy usage which is something we did learn despite the fact a lot of the metrics and costs communicated to us were not accurate. the continued build out to lead the world's technology innovation and make sure the west does so in a i and build out and deliver ai that scales more graft beyond a handful of companies that benefit is important so i think the moment was a good reflection opportunity for the market but i think those that understand what's really going on will see that nvidia and many other companies have a long way

points which i want to show you pal and tear, boosting the nasdaq big time, it is up $23, 22%, daniel newman with me this morning, china is investigating google in response to trump's tariffs. what does this investigation mean for google? report after the bill this afternoon. >> we know there's going to be some back-and-forth, some micro-aggression, we've seen it with this ai trade war that has been going on and it will continue. google services aren't available in china. investigating monopolistic behaviors for google in china is sort of an interesting inflection but they have, they know the market is looking for something, what is china going to do? attack america's greatest most successful growth companies and see if we can gain positioning here because the us hold the cards. blue when it doesn't seem to affect google or apple that i should say, 1.5% in advance of the numbers. >> doesn't have a business impact, feels to me they went after micro and amd. those can matter but going after google seems like up your positioning activity. stuart: what is your position on the movers today, advan

managing director of monetary economics, lydia newman, joins us now.re good friends of ours. china, which is not always a good friend, gets a 10% tariff. why? >> i believe the main reason for this is that china is, imports fewer goods if the u.s. than canada and mexico. canada and mexico, we make up about 80% of their export market whereas with china we only make up about 15 of their export if market. so i imagine that a part of the thinking behind this is that there's more leverage to be had with canada and mexico given we are such a large trading partner for them and, hence, i believe trump probably thinks that he has the ability to go a little bit higher, and he's trying, it seems to be that he wants a rate that is painful enough that he would maybe get some consumption sessions but maybe not so painful that a if they decide not to do those concessions, the marketplace might be able to handle them. but it does beg an important question. tariffs a lot of times, president trump's been talking about tariffs raising revenue, but we must remember that ta

that's really because of the movie with paul newman. i'm shocked that people think that he's a nice guy, but it's because of that and that movie's movie.e. it's a disappointing is even worse because it's john houston and john milius you know so just two legendary filmmakers and they just produce this ungodly milius the screenwriter wanted death wish he'd just finished death wish you wanted a frontier vigil. annie and john houston wanted a guy who on picnics with bears with his, you know, his love interest and neither one of them really reflect on what the actual man roy bean was about a little bit. so roy bean was about sticking it to power. roy bean was about sticking to power and making sure that knew that he did it when he did a hoax. he would always confess to it later when he did a duel. it was always in public when he this prize fight that i mentioned earlier, the the united states government. the president said that boxing is illegal in this. that's going to happen in el paso is not to happen. and the texas rangers, if we have to