. just landed at orly airport.you. they are live. so apologies if they are a little shaky at the moment, but they are going to be greeted by the french prime minister on behalf of the french president and government and there will be a guard of honour lining the route from the plane , which we should from the plane, which we should see very shortly. now of course, this is a visit that was postponed from the spring. it's a three day trip, but it had to be scheduled because of widespread rioting in france over pension reforms . if you are over pension reforms. if you are on twitter , you will have seen on twitter, you will have seen the french president perhaps issuing a very poignant welcome to the king and queen ahead of their arrival. he's written you visited as a prince, as you return as a king. your majesty, welcome . and the doors are about welcome. and the doors are about to open. martin yeah, they're just about to open. >> in fact, here we go. the hatch is opening. here come the royals. a royal touch down qui

the president will arrive on the champs—elysees and the king and queen who are driving from orly airporty. i don't know if it's the real thing other rehearsal stop the king and queen will arrive and it will be greeted by the president and then there will be the ceremony underneath the arc de triomphe which will involve anthems and the rekindling of the flame under the two unknown soldiers and a ritual that has been absolutely key to all visits here since the first world war and even more so in the second world war. and france and britain fighting to get at those two wars and sacrificing men and women and that is commemorated over again. it is not quite the same as 50 years ago when several people were alive who had witnessed those wars but still a key part of to make sure sacrifices are not forgotten. the part of to make sure sacrifices are not forgotten-— part of to make sure sacrifices are not foruotten. ,, ., , ~ ., not forgotten. the queen was known to have such — not forgotten. the queen was known to have such a _ not forgotten. the queen was known to have such a strong _ not forgot

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only to be prevented by a customs official at orly . a customs official at orly. >> work hard, play harde macron. after a comfortable win from the first lady, the pair launched a new uk—france literary prize. celebrate the importance of breeding and the ties between britain and france . britain and france. >> mr president, madame le president. >> meanwhile, the king became the first member of the british royal family to address french senators from their chamber. >> this is my 35th official visit to france . each and every visit to france. each and every time i have been struck by the warmth of the welcome, i have always received and by the immense good that can be accomplished . when france and accomplished. when france and the united kingdom work together. diplomatic ties strengthened. >> it took a full minute and a half for the standing ovation to conclude . inside the chamber conclude. inside the chamber with senator eric bouquet, chair of the france uk friendship group. >> so of course it's a great opportunity because britain and france must go on having regular and strong relations

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we have in colorado that does training for large companies say wal-mart orli chipotle that ther employeesant to take skill-based classes in colleges or universities, wherever and guild does polling of entry-level engineers and coaters across professions and most recent poll saw a dramatic increase, like near universal in the level of concern expressed at ai to the beginning-level engineers. every industry, every industry, of course, needs technology. and i think this, you know, the intense computing resources that are needed to train and run ai models at scale raise a lot of questions you are already addressing. nrail out in colorado operates a high-performance computing data center that is designed to be the world's most energy efficient. i think when we look at some of these things, what other types oft efficiency can we look at, mr. wheeler, recognizing there's a level of an anxiety that has come up in terms of the workforce? >> thanks for the question senator hickenlooper. colorado is my home state, but i think there's kind of multiple -- multiple ways to look at this, so i think as y

that's in places like spain, orly, france, australia, abroad.or basically anywhere, brazil, or basically anywhere with sunny climate. with a hot and sunny climate. you'd why they'd want to. you'd see why they'd want to. i can understand it. yeah. i mean, listen, if you're being told by your there's no to your boss, there's no need to come into the office. you can work from home five days a week, maybe come once a month. yes. maybe come in once a month. yes. yeah, absolutely. why not go to your friend's house in sardinia or is? i think or wherever it is? but i think you have good friends. yeah, well, i'd like. much well, i'd like. i'd very much like those friends, it's a like those friends, but it's a random i'm sure random example. but i'm not sure it's the best thing for taxpayers. >> no. well, this has happened across all sorts of across the board. all sorts of companies and corporations are now suggesting the now sort of suggesting since the pandemic, be pandemic, people should be working from more. what working from home more. what does do,

that's in places like spain, orly, france, australia, abroad.or basically anywhere, brazil, or basically anywhere with sunny climate. with a hot and sunny climate. you'd why they'd want to. you'd see why they'd want to. i can understand it. yeah. i mean, listen, if you're being told by your there's no to your boss, there's no need to come into the office. you can work from home five days a week, maybe come once a month. yes. maybe come in once a month. yes. yeah, absolutely. why not go to your friend's house in sardinia or is? i think or wherever it is? but i think you have good friends. yeah, well, i'd like. much well, i'd like. i'd very much like those friends, it's a like those friends, but it's a random i'm sure random example. but i'm not sure it's the best thing for taxpayers. >> no. well, this has happened across all sorts of across the board. all sorts of companies and corporations are now suggesting the now sort of suggesting since the pandemic, be pandemic, people should be working from more. what working from home more. what does do,