>> i love ping-pong and i bet at fox news i would beat everyone in ping-pong.ow the gauntlet down and i think i would crush everyone in ping-pong. doesn't surprise me at all because you can play me forever. like golf but way less intellectual rigger involved and analyzing. i a hundred percent buy this. >> better for your mental health. >> yes. >> kat, wouldn't you argue that beer-pong is better for your mental health? >> yes. >> next person. >> i also want whoever wrote this to come over and fit a ping-pong table into my apartment. >> good luck with that. >> i'm glad that something is the best for my mental health is impossible. >> how much do you think ping-pong paid for this study? >> better than what for your mental health? like, that you round up all the crazy people in new york city and get them to play ping-pong in the subway? i don't think it will work. if you're stressed just take some time off and walk around the block. the mental health that i worry about are the people who are talking to themselves and looking at me and trying to make eye contact on

the, the ping pong parkinson meet up in florida in the west of germany. every week 10 players with the disease meet here. while i, it's a ritual and deliberation from the daily parkinson's drugs where you're constantly reminded that you have difficulty moving. you entered this completely new world where everything else around you fates away. i love the candidates 56 and has had parkinson's disease for 10 years. with parkinson's, the brain can no longer control the body's movements while the body becomes slower . stiffer and un involuntary tremors. that's in there's no known cure, but exercise can help in taking doping. mean is crucial. that's a messenger substance for signals between the nerve cells in the brain. parkinson's patients produced too little of it. my name is i take my domain every 2 hours and that's very important because otherwise my energy runs out a car can't run without fuel and i can't do anything without domain via can fall in tears for ping pong parkinson. she coordinates a huge network of training groups all around germany. now it's a

a fringe movement known as tang ping, or lying flat, is ruffling the government's feathers. of passive protest that involves dropping out of china's competitive work culture and rejecting material success. the communist party has labeled tang ping a threat to stability. state media calls it shameful. online discussion of the movement is censored. lee: [speaking in foreign language] lee: [speaking in foreign language] lee: [speaking in foreign language] lee: [speaking in foreign language] male: [speaking in foreign language] lee: [speaking in foreign language[ machine: [speaking in foreign language] ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] female: [speaking in foreign language] female: [speaking in foreign language] female: [speaking in foreign language] female: [speaking in foreign language] female: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] female: [speaking in foreign language] female: [speaking in foreig

you may wonder if any pinged from here in the u.s. involved with recycling plastic bags. answer only four did. our investigation shedding light on the disturbing reality that the vast majority of the plastic we hope is recycled is not. >> what do you make of those numbers. >> plastic film today in particular is designed to be recyclable. isist efficient? the answer's no. >> the most recent epa data from 2018 shows less than 10% of plastic bags in the u.s. are actually recycled. wal-mart and target declined our interview requests as well as question after stores for plastic bags they collect for recycling. in a statement target said their attention is to make it easy for guests to recycle plastic bags and committed to looking at our processes to improve our recycling efforts. wal-mart says they offer it in store for plastic bags as an option for customers who may not have curbside recycling. and that they are pursuing initiatives to include the use of single use plastic including plastic bags. after learning what we observed on our tra

stephen: well, ping an, no.tand are not backing it. they are backing hsbc at this time. i can just look at a couple of key ones. norway sovereign wealth fund, they have pledged to back hsbc today. as well as the california public employees retirement system. and the state board of administration of florida. they've given their -- their support to hsbc. other key investors, and we can look at a pie chart of the shareholder makeup of hsbc, with ping an the biggest one at 8%. you also have blackrock. you have state street and others. blackrock and state street have declined to comment when asked by bloomberg news. institutional shareholder services as well as glass lewis and company, they advise investors on how to vote in these kinds of matters. they -- they have urged hsbc investors to vote against those two particular proposals. we'll see later today in birmingham. haidi: we shall see. stephen engel chief north asia correspondent with a look ahead at the hsbc-a.g.m. could be a contentious one. coming up next how

will they have enough support beyond ping an?ng the activist investor's call for a breakup. is this a breakup to unlock shareholder value? hsbc says no, they would like to be a global bank. . but also, there could be an argument that essentially ping an and those who back the breakup essentially see the necessity to have a ring-fencing around the asian operations, to prevent u.s. sanctions and the like. so there's lots to consider. yvonne: besides ping an, where are the other key institutional investors lighting up? stephen: ping an is the largest, so it holds big swae, but there are other institutional investors who have not given indication that they will back the breakup plan, that they will back hsbc which, of course, hsbc chairman mark tucker has been meeting with other top institutional shareholders to kind of get there feel. they have not unveiled -- the norway seven were found pledged to back hsbc today in birmingham. also the pension fund will support. but then we have blackrock and state street. we have a pie chart wher

not surprisingly their phones were pinging near each other.t passed through a toll station heading north on the highway. but about ten minutes later, christina's phone pinged off a tower back near the shopping mall and then so did enrique's, almost as if they'd made a u-turn. >> and i think something changed. i think maybe he put the moves on her and started making sexual advances towards her and she was not okay with that. >> and then maybe is when the altercation began. >> detectives testified they'd seen injuries on enrique's arms and hands. >> because as detective busby said, there was a fight. it was between enrique and christina and she was fighting for her life. >> then, he told the jury, christina's cell phone went completely dead. enrique's phone continued to ping, eventually near his house about 35 minutes later. finally, the state presented its strongest evidence. csi techs testified they did find christina's dna, a lot of it, in that rubber gasket lining the trunk of enrique's camaro. what they found was probably blood, said expert

now they have the person identified, they can start pinging the phone if they have a phone number, and looking at the cameras, and which way he went and widen the dragnet. but lawrence did cover a lot of good areas there, and what's happening in america right now is that the face of crime is changing so drastically. far and few a few years ago, in the 21 years i'm with the network there, it's getting progressively worse and what lawrence is saying is he's on the ground right now watching it change and he's taking you inside these police departments and feel for how everything goes. when you have the shootings now, everybody is notified, the hospitals, everybody is on board right away. there is no delay. the fbi is brought into it right away, it goes to their regional office and they assign people right away. it's boots on the ground immediately. while everything is changing, you still learn every time this happens something new that has to be put in the protocol. the priority is getting this person in custody before anything else is done, and getting, as lawrence said, the police depar

i along other phd students studying china and we were invited to visit soon after the ping chain. and traveled all over for a month and. as you know, i had the very special express end of four hour meeting with zhou and lyon and the great hall of the people with two of the four gang of four i on either side him. yeah. yeah. when you act in china change how checking on him to make sure that he didn't do anything wrong so it was quite an experience. yes. my luck and the really good. i mean, when i started china, i might never able to go, but things opened up just at the right. but he did say, i wish susan shirk was president of the united states. that's and that's because his interpreter spent the afternoon with our group and she and i nancy tong had headed off and i'm from new york she grew up in new york. her father was a u.n. diplomat. and so she must've briefed him and happened to mention my name. and that's how it happened. yeah. so let's fast forward to 1998. and you were on president clinton's trip to beijing and. there was a press conference. what happened? well it was reall

i along other phd students studying china and we were invited to visit soon after the ping chain. and traveled all over for a month and. as you know, i had the very special express end of four hour meeting with zhou and lyon and the great hall of the people with two of the four gang of four i on either side him. yeah. yeah. when you act in china change how checking on him to make sure that he didn't do anything wrong so it was quite an experience. yes. my luck and the really good. i mean, when i started china, i might never able to go, but things opened up just at the right. but he did say, i wish susan shirk was president of the united states. that's and that's because his interpreter spent the afternoon with our group and she and i nancy tong had headed off and i'm from new york she grew up in new york. her father was a u.n. diplomat. and so she must've briefed him and happened to mention my name. and that's how it happened. yeah. so let's fast forward to 1998. and you were on president clinton's trip to beijing and. there was a press conference. what happened? well it was reall

here is the leading university of china, tsinghua, where, by the way, ping himself studied.utin 4 years ago became his honorary professor, mishustin is shown the latest developments, including modern chips, to take an example. uh, chairman to inertia, we will also check the special attention to the chip you created, russia china is actively building its own technological sovereignty. this is one of the leading laboratories not only in china but also in the world for the study of artificial intelligence and neural networks, the most promising direction, which in china is also a state task and promising technologies of the future are being created here today. all this is already seen from the inside by russian students who are studying tsinghua and are doing science. after studying at the university. and it works very well. in which country of russia, but what is more important, they allow the chinese to better understand russia and china's russia has something to offer the whole world and it is impossible to imagine the world without russia china's technologies, especially in

the last four last pinged in places say they are involved until recycling. 23 last pinged in landfills incinerators. how much of what people think is being recycled actually ends up here in an incinerator. >> the amount of resources we're able to recover across the whole globe right now sitting at around nine percent. >> how much do people think they're recycling. >> i think they think it's a lot more. >> in a statement target said they're looking at the processes to improve the efforts and wal-mart saying it's approving initiatives to reduce the use of single >> dave: including plastic bags. we asked the american chemistry council which began promote be theing big box store drop-off concept about a decade ago about how few of the bags actually made it to a potential recycler. is the plastic drop off recycling program at retailers, is that, would go. >> not to the scale that we want. >> dave: this is going to frustrate a lot of our viewers who take the bags to those recycling locations. matt this investigation tonight resulting in changes already? >> reporter: and we're learning of tho

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structure to receive people and leave for some such field conditions, the entrepreneurs realized that ping could be made from this to give the opportunity to enjoy some wonderful beauties of our nature. glitvennik is absolutely such a new word, slang in the leisure market. uh, it combines, roughly speaking, two words. it's camping and glamour, to put it more. it's just that glamorous camping i was the first who saw a woman's hotel, it was indonesia, this is bali, here is also a russian-speaking entrepreneur. i watched his interview. i became very interested in this topic. your very first product. uh, we ordered from the market. china it was not enough. uh, the quality was like a plastic bag when we blew it up. we were just surprised, shocked and realized that this is not what we need, and clients come to us at 3:00. it's 15 o'clock and they leave at 12 o'clock and between that we have three hours to prepare e ball for the next guests, the process of washing the dough itself outside, because it is very warm and dry now a lot of dust. well, it settles and interferes, but to create the visibi

for the 1st time, presidents, cheese and ping is hosting the leaders of conflicts done cubic system to take is done to venice done and as big as done. would it be very important for all 6 countries? um that they can talk about, you know, how they can start at economic recovery and continue the front trip. and they are very stable ties. central asian countries are seeking to strengthen trade ties and does most go pause funds into with war and ukraine and faces the economic impact of sanctions. analysts say the aging isn't increasingly appealing partner trotter can play a more supported role uh, in, in the region and, and working with the region, but not at the expense of, of russia trade between china and central asian nations. he to record high a $70000000000.00 in 2022 and many transport infrastructure projects such as roadways and roads have been built in the past decade as part of china. so cold built in road initiative to summit coincides with a meeting with the leaders of the group of 7 developed economies, hosted by japan. china is growing, influence is expected to be one of the

well, what we've been hearing from president you didn't ping us. he's amazing with his central asian counterparts yesterday. and also today is he, he held those bilateral talks with them when they arrived. and we had these words of friendship, cooperation, development and working together. and that's certainly what we heard today is he addressed all of them together for the 1st time as a group. it's the best time that china has ever hosted all the central asian leaders together in one place. and i'll read some of what he said to you in his, in his speech, he noted that the relationship has great vitality. and he noted that there will be an upgrade in bilateral investment agreements and that developing pods, independently chosen by central asia, must be respected silver and te, security independence and territorial integrity. trying to respect all of these things. and this is very much in line with staging strategy of, of presenting itself as a partner. not only is the central asia, but for the pacific, for all the young countries. and for africa as

the ton as president g, aging ping is hosting the leaders of 5 central asian nations. the to day summit includes conflicts. don curtis don to jacob stone, took men of stone and is becca stone. discussions have focused on natural gas pipelines, oil and uranium projects, as well as great the food security. amazing is taking place and see on the city of the beginning of the ancient silk road, trade route. well, to find nations all at the forefront of beijing. belton road initiative and was launched in 2013 with the aim of expanding china's economic and political influence . relations between these countries have been on the rise since the fall of the soviet union. last year, trade between china and central asia was with a record of $70000000000.00. the gathering coincides with the g 7 summit taking place in japan. china as foreign ministry says it's nothing competition with any said policy. jessica washington has moved from she. i'm the fact that were here deeply important. this was the historical capital of china. those are the starting point to the central asia rose. wi

resolve certain issues, but for the last 2 years the organization has turned into just such a political ping-pon, there is mutual accusation, anti-russian rhetoric, and today during the speaker during the speakers themselves, when four ingots were presented on the north macedonian speaker, serbia and there were a number of deputy speakers ukrainians, behaved. in my opinion. mildly inadequate and in russia to the circus, running out with flags and then practically shouting out the entire performance. anti-russian slogans blame us for everything, i want to say that, probably, this was expected, because they always behave like this. i’ll immediately make a reservation for the cameras so that it ’s all filmed and immediately sent to social networks, and then i exhale, and i want to say that i need to pay tribute to the speaker turkish parliament, which led this meeting, when we were given the right to speak to the end , no attempts to remove us from the organization will fail. we created it ourselves. this is firstly, secondly, today we are thinking, do we need to pay a fee. we pay him one of the bi

they recovered his cell phone closer to the scene of the crime, they do not have the technology to ping him, that is a big part of that, can you speak to that? >> the latest developments, they found his home in a brushy area and the phone has been recovered and now more challenging to i think ping the individual, and penitentiary to rely on the public and call in information to the sheriff's office and fbi in houston so we can find this individual and bring closure to the families and victims that were tragically taken from this h horrendous crime. >> griff: we are at brownsville, ground zero, you have your governor deploying a massive show of force, lt, we shot footage of 50 humvees coming along the rio grande, talk about the situation, 10 days from title 52 and it appears the crisis is already here. >> when governor abbott launched plan lonestar, border patrol was overwhelmed. you have been coming here two years, they deployed national guard and dps personnel and with the current surge in brownsville, 2000 plus per day encounters strains the resource of border patrol. governor abbott

his phone started pinging off towers along this major interstate heading out of knoxville.rted pinging in the other direction, all the way back to his house. >> did he talk about why he was maybe about to leave town but didn't or why he turned around? >> well, initially talking to him, he -- he had told us that he was home all night. >> so that's an inconsistency for you? >> it is. >> investigators were becoming increasingly suspicious of shawn smoot. and they weren't the only ones. brooke's closest friends never really suspected her ex-husband clayton, or daniel hawkins, but they knew her relationship with shawn had been stormy. >> she would just, you know, tell me little things here and there. >> her friends say shawn had a temper and kaitlyn witnessed it first hand one night after a dinner. shawn was drunk kaitlyn says, so she didnt want brooke to drive home with him. >> he did not like that. he began to get very angry. and we drove just down the street, pulled into the parking lot. and i pulled up right beside her car and -- and she opened the door. and shawn was, like,

ping an is the elephant in the room.his doesn't change anything for them, they are looking for a bigger shift on strategy, with the agm on friday you will still see fireworks. francine: talk to me about the first republic deal. you could either say this pu ts the turmoil behind us, or jp morgan now has 15% of u.s. deposits. >> from a short-term perspective, it suggests the banking crisis that has been rumbling on for a while should be over, at least the acute phase. no surprise that the regular picked a bank that could take all of first republic off of its hands, that is why j.p. morgan was chosen to run that pain. -- thing. for jamie dimon, jp morgan gets bigger and bigger. tom: headcount is being trimmed at morgan stanley, 3000 additional. does it signal there are further cuts to come through? >> the most interesting thing from that story is that cuts will not be part of morgan stanley wealth management. that has been excluded, but it will be hitting their trade and banking arms. from the outside, the investment bank w

you give us a context of why the sudden focus, if you're like a national security, as well see jim pings number one pie or she has always been national security. and i just think this is part of a progression with a national security trumps. and we thing, you know, a, china is sort of effectively a, a national security state now. and these new laws means that, uh, any documents that might be seen as threatening national security can be treated in, in the same way as state secrets. so it's really sort of a thing, the anti when it comes to information related to national security. and i think that just shows where she's and things priorities lie in general. so you've got defend, as, as reported on how the communist party has already been using exit bands. for instance, as a tool to silence active is send to control ethnic minority groups in china. i just wanted to sense from you as to what this kind of control means for ordinary chinese citizens. i think only, i mean the limits of what is acceptable to say to write, to blog where those things can be said. i think the narrow and all the tim

while the g 7 has been meeting chinese president, she didn't ping has been hosting high level talks in the city of she on is central asians summit to gather the leaders of context on q goes down to jacob's son taught medicine and was back is done. she is hailing the meeting of milestone. the timing is no coincidence. while taiwan and china is military buildup has everyone's attention. they jing is quietly expanding influence beyond its west and border. the regions crucial to the trillion dollar bills and broad project. chinese investment in infrastructure has eroded russia's way over the old soviet republics, that in our lining themselves to the world's 2nd largest economy. as in his speech, see cold on china and central asia to fully a least a potential and reject meddling from the west. ginger, find the right we should stand firm against experimental attempts to interfere in domestic affairs or instigate coloring solutions. we should have 0 tolerance for the forces of terrorism, separatism, and extremism, and strive to resolve the security issues in the region. we should work togethe

can a person simultaneously solve a rubik's cube, mint a ping-pong ball and at the same time play 10 chess games are not just to play, but to win them we will learn right now. jasur is in front of you three rubik's cubes a racket and a ball, in addition , chess games will appear on the screens in the final stage in the endgame, they will only have to make one move and checkmate, here are black or white. you can decide for yourself in 3 minutes. you will need to collect three dice to win 10 games and just mint the ball all the time, but this is not the whole platform on which you will stand, rotating, but this is only an additional test for the vestibular apparatus. it nothing in itself compared to all the amazing multi-tasking before jasur takes his place. i ask our esteemed experts to come up and additionally disassemble those rubik's cubes that are prepared for its implementation. in this we are professionals in this, yes. by the way, i can disassemble two cubes at the same time. this is my multitasking. now, jasur, please. take your seat as soon as you're ready. we 'll start a tim

she's in ping agreed to a friendly handling of maritime spats. but just weeks later, the philippines accused china blinding a coast guard crew with a laser light, middle as choice to go public with the footage. a new strategy to confront chinese aggression. on the world stage. marco says also moved to strengthen the philippines military alliance with the u. s. in april, the 2 countries held military drills which included the 1st ever live fire exercise on territory in the south china sea. a demonstration of joint fire power, that's drawn beijing's ire. now in washington, marcos was met with a warm welcome from us president joe biden. and a pledge of military support. united states all reminds, are, aren't clad nor remains, aren't our commitment to the defense of the philippines, including the south china sea biden and marco's said, this commitment means honoring a decades old mutual defense packed closer security ties between the 2 countries have been in play for months earlier this year, a manila granted the u. s. access to several additional ph

but also below i ton is excess. japan does not ping the goodwood supply of any changes, even holding other countries as a correct to damage. they were so obviously in this context, it's very difficult for china to establish space. i have no relationship with them because it's as if someone is going to step through with the back and wanting to and that c o has with you extract it'd be friends with you is having this result is, is really, um you called it will take and a half because at the same time, and that's what the state is supposed to be honest, we are western allies are trying to do it around the world of causing strife on division in the islamic. well, it's by singling out cities is the main perpetrators of terrorism in europe, as according to the world's leading atlantic university, l, as in egypt, following remarks made by the french interior minister, a for your beings and for friends. the primer risk is sunni terrorism and the assets service collaboration between intelligence services is absolutely essential . such statements are parts of western terrorism practiced by som

he said that she, jim ping, talked at length with vladimir putin and must go about this. but he's made a phone call with a lot of on demand. so lensky with ukrainian president and, and that an invoice will be on the, on the job soon. but it's interesting to kind of tease out the implicit criticism of europe and the, why the west and the last one, the chinese are saying. and the domain name is the china is position and china is moves here, a quite likely to put the west in. because to gang from said, for instance, the china will behave as a responsible power will not pull oil on the fire, which is code for sending weapons to either side of the, the west, of course, your opinions, the americans and the providing ukraine with a large amount of weapons weapons without which ukraine would probably have had no chance of defending its territory. so, so on, on dad, the police at the criticizing the west was sending those weapons. and then also by cooling for negotiations by cooling for a cease by china is potentially pushing the west in a situation where it says no, we shouldn't

as your recovering from being shot as your under threat of assassination, how is it to view she gen ping, visiting moscow and both put in and she, heralding almost a new world order which seems to be very different at 1st sight to that, that we've seen since $945.00. i see, you know, great changes taking place. i mean, of course, in china and russia is one because it seems that the u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home john, i brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as body side is concerned, because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our closest friends for years. so them together eases tensions for us. we feel that it's a great step over him, but i do not want these blocks developing countries like us. you choose either one side or the other because india has i must have mine. yes. for the policy. their ideal non alignment when they were born, warren countries, when rocks, india sort of steered, is in the making itself a country which is non aligned and, and their voice intent relationship. but everyone,

at the end of the to day summit to she's in ping has quote, to safeguard the security and independence of asian countries. asian also seeks to strengthen economic ties in the region, fiscal, washington, hudson wolf electronics that you've shared. what we've been hearing from president choosing paying us. he's amazing with his central asian town to pods yesterday and also today is he, he held those bilateral talks with them when they arrived. and we had these words of friendship co operation development and working together. and that's certainly what we heard today is he addressed all of them together for the 1st time as a group. it's the 1st time that china has ever hosted all the central asian leaders together in one place. and we're getting reports of magnitude 7.7 earthquake that struck the south. pacific new kind of j now has ordered the evacuation of coast to the areas with synonymy warning has been issued for new onto fiji and new zealand are thousands of also a nationalist is radius of how the controversial march the occupied east jerusalem the so called flag day marks, israel,

and what are you doing here , we are holding a ping dan, a ceremony to commemorate our dead close ancestorse express our respect to them and want to believe, help their souls to get rid of suffering. this rite can also be called feeding, but something they make balls of rice and sesame seeds. they need to be poured with melted butter and after prayer, lowered into the river so that just like feeding the ancestors. it is the most suitable food for the soul of the disembodied. and what are you doing, bless you with your hand. thanks a lot. and what kind of rite is this, where did it come from because of hinduism? yes, even from the god of the frame. now we put body polish on this point and sandalwood oil and turmeric. without it, the rite is impossible. what now does this mean that the prayer will be completed khilak our sacred symbol is a symbol of unity with god we put the bodies to the point where the important chakra is located this is the place of entry and exit of the soul to rice balls. we also put bodies. she puts varnish through them, as if to our ancestors. and they are all members

you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball.g on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the idea of chucking a frisbee through the beautiful park and. it does not matter what you score t. is just a good excuse to be outside and enjoy a beautiful day in nature. >> exactly. well, thank you. i really appreciate you coming on the show, thank you for the time you have given us tuesday. >> thank you, i hope everybody enjoys summer. get out and play in san francisco's park

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just do the com the this is all just here and these are the top stores. china is present sheets and ping is hosting a summit with the leaders of 5. the central asian nations, it coincides with a g 7 meeting of advanced economies, which is being held in japan. jessica washington has more function. hugely important. not only for china of a central asia, as well as the 1st of its kind is happening here in c, on a very symbolic location is a starting point for the silk road, the historical trade route that went through central asia. so the summit is very much in line with a theme that we've seen in china is diplomacy of trying to strengthen its diplomatic ties with central asia. we saw just a few months ago. that's presidency. jean pence 1st, international trip. as since the pandemic was the cause like sense and then a few days later in the 2nd son, the head of echo doors and military has, will not, his forces will at family if protest 10 bond and present grandma less so has dissolved the national assembly, which is considering whether to impeach him on corruption charges. security forces ha

don't shall ping at mount saintung's right hand was was put out. he came back 1976. he was put out again in the last days of of mount zetong in the days of the gang of four, then he came back. can and to his credit he moved china towards openness towards democracy towards reform and suddenly we see a reversal and i don't think there's anybody in this country that can answer your question with authority at this point. it doesn't work that way in dealing with china. of course, that done was behind the the move to order the troops and other reports that he's ailing in a hospital. what do you know about that sir? not don't know for sure on either and i've talked to our ambassador on that as i say last night, and we just can't confirm one way or another on the east on the other. yeah the president you spoke of the need. for the us to maintain relations with china, but given the brutality of his tax over the last couple of days can can the us ever return to business as usual with the current regime. i've i don't want to see a total break in this relationship and i will not

and the a's did not have a response 5-2 astros, final score, as i mentioned earlier in that game of ping-pongine games in a row. >>> fifth inning, bases loaded for the wildcats, that is trouble. davis, the grand slam, flood gates were open. arizona upsets the top seeded cardinal, 14-4. some r&r for stanford before regional play begins. al right, to durham, north carolina, stanford softball taking on duke in the super regional. the freshman pitcher brilliant. landed the blue devils to one hit. striking out nine, pitched a complete game and stanford with the plush bea in the dugout was celebrating. 3-1 the final score. a win on saturday. back to the giants an more good news for their fans, logan web takes the hill tomorrow. web has been really, really good. six straight quality starts a pitcher's duel as burps from saint mary's college from milwaukee. should be a good one as they look to continue their sizzling play >> they have been drinking the water at oracle, it is working they have been good for awhile now. >> the a's need to find where the water is. >> not enough water in vegas fo the a's