sanjay: not really.e are -- when we see the validity -- volatility, [ indiscernible] if you are talking about indian ig, it is very tight. in terms of india --, it gives you a market value. haslinda: before we let you go, it is hard to talk about india without bringing china in comparison. are there opportunities in china? sanjay: yes. it is interesting when people talk about china not growing. let me remind people that we are still talking about china growing at five point 3% for the second largest economy in the world. especially when you contrast it to the euro zone. the key point is this, people are overly focused and terms of the property sector in china and for the right reasons. it is indeed in shambles. but if you look and terms at the actual breakup of where the china growth is coming from, it is coming from tourism, from ev's, from electrical machineries and resources. one example -- if you look in terms of what the chinese government has done in terms of helping people to buy -- they do vested

sanjay, you need tens of thousands of people.here are you going to get them in an area that, frankly, has not historically had that many workers? >> that's a big focus of ours. syracuse area definitely had manufacturing in the past, so it has the roots of manufacturing in the region. the region has -- the new york state has a strong university ecosystem as well. junior colleges, suny, and prestigious institutions as well, and of course, micron is heavily engaged with the community there. in fact, governor hochul, we established a community investment framework with $250 million investment from micron to reach out to rural communities, to reach out to veterans, underrepresented groups, women, and bring them into the workforce, start apprenticeship programs. micron has started a clean room at a community college to train students there, and so we are building the workforce, not only in the northeast here but across the country. we have major initiatives, no question that bringing the talent is a major priority and of course, engagi

what does it mean, sanjay well, i think so far for, for humans, i think people are being cautious, but not overly worried at this point bird flu is the term, and there's been some 90 million birds since january of 2022 that have been affected by this but john, one thing i got to tell you is that it really seems to affect a broad array of mammals overall. >> some 200 different mammals, sea lions, and argentina, 24,000 them died from this h5n1. this highly pathogenic flu. and there's been all these other mammals hummels as well all over the world. and certainly in the united states, as you mentioned, cattle and these dairy cows in particular, or think what got everyone's attention. so some 34 herds in nine different states have tested positive. so that's, that's sort of the headline there. but what is interesting is when you look at these cows, they weren't necessarily getting sick the way that this was picked up was a dairy cows are milked twice a day and they noticed that they were making less milk and the milk was discolored and that triggered this of surveillance. so that's sort of h

sanjay gupta. listen wherever you get your podcasts >> but you've have staff for a ron's military has warned the united states and israel against any future attacks, sending a message through the swiss embassy warning that if washington cooperates with israel in there next possible actions that us bases will quote, not have ansecuri and will have be dealt wi >> let's discuss all >> this and more with cnn tary analysts and retid us army mar general james spider mar and michael allen who served on the national security council. and as a managing director for beacon global strategies. thank you both for joining morning me this morning, michael, i want to start with you in terms of an israeli response, a potential response now, and israeli official tells my colleague, jeremy diamond that israel has yet to figure out whether to try to break all the dishes or do something more measured, but saying they will do something. so how do you think this is going to play out? >> well, i do think israel's in a bit

well, i want to thank randy and sanjay for their work and micron's leadership in workforce developmentbecause they make a big difference. [applause] my investment in america has attracted more than $825 billion -- $825 billion in private sector investment, not a penny which existed before i got elected. and we created a manufacturing boom, clean energy boom, semi conductor boom nationwide, and we clearly have the strongest economy in the world. that is a fact. 50 million new jobs created in three and a half years. unemployment has not been this low for this and for 50 years. wages are rising. we are exporting products and exporting american jobs -- exporting american products and creating american jobs. here in america, where they belong. [applause] folks, my predecessor and his maga republican friends have a different view, they oppose the chips and science act. there congressman rented williams called it corporate welfare -- there congressman brandon williams called a corporate welfare. two counties over, the ships act was called washington -- the chips act was called washington at i

sanjay gupta goes inside the world of weight loss. then you miracle drugs.ly tells us about our health chasing life with dr. sanjay free text dra w today >> check your nothing. >> a space shuttle accidents usually not one thing. it's a series of events is that part of the wing coming apart? >> space shuttle columbia final flight premieres next sunday at nine on cnn by march 2003, the us invaded iraq partly using bushes, infamous 16 words as a final justification for war. and now with the war on terror raging in both iraq and afghanistan popular culture followed suit in favor of tobi keith aggressive brand of patriotism >> we have pulled up many reputations, ron, and so many americans watching the war unfold on tv seemed comforted to >> know that, yes, our troops were indeed kicking we're continuing to watch the skies over baghdad on a very active night. they're having what have been characterized as a relatively easy time of it >> disappointed that the bombs, the cruise two missiles fell before you got your orders to move forward? >> no, sir. >> it's post 91

sanjay — not his real name — has already seen his father jailed for supporting the resistance.other helped him escape. translation: back home, i felt afraid every day - that they would come to take me into the army. even though we have very little food here, just rice and vegetables, no—one will come to harm me. ifeel free here in thailand. it's a precarious existence, though. without documents, most of those sheltering in mae sot cannot leave the town and have had to give up any hope of good jobs or education. mental stress is rife among the refugees. their education is stopped, they cannot support their family, they cannot support themselves, there is nojob for them so they are instead thinking, "i'm useless, my future is stopped." a lot of young people are attempting suicide in this situation. this month, it's the traditional new year water festival, an exuberant time to let off steam in the searing heat. but there are thousands unable to join the fun this year, either because they are hiding over here or because they're fighting against the militaryjunta on the other side o

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sanjay gupta goes inside the world of weight loss. the new miracle drugs. and what weight really tells us about our health chasing life with dr. sanjay gupta, listen wherever you get your podcasts >> no labels, no candidate today the group that promised a third party alternative to joe biden and donald trump officially bowed out of the presidential race, that they never actually got in the, field this ticket, no labels was looking for a hero and a hero never emerged. >> we weren't able to >> find candidates that we felt had a straightforward path to victory in this asked to explain the failure to launch the group called back to the tagline. they didn't want to become a spoiler, not doing anything as opposed to doing something that could land donald trump back into the white house, was the responsible thing to do. at least that's what the group's founder and ceo says, or what she says, right now? less than a month ago, the group held a convention where they didn't the thing without actually doing the thing. that thing being promising to choose a presidential

sanjay gupta. >> and this is cnn gregory news that the trump trial day for for the next hour we'll take you inside the courtroom from gavel to gavel as the hill historic hush money case unfold, opening statements now set to begin monday as a full jury and a panel of six alternates are selected and sworn in. our reporters and experts are all standing by to break down all of today's most important developments and look ahead to what's next. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer with a special report in the situation room the trump trial today our special coverage. >> this our begins with the breaking news. the judge overseeing donald trump's criminal trial says, opening statements will begin on monday. jury selection in the case. now, officially complete. let's check in with cnn let's kara scannell outside the courthouse in manhattan. kara, you were there inside inside the courtroom for today's dramatic proceedings. give us the latest will

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sanjay gupta. listen wherever you get your podcasts >> president biden with some of his harshest words yet towards israel criticizing israel over the deaths of seven aid workers from jose andres is aid organization, world central kitchen girl has apologized and the idf saying that they are investigating the airstrike that killed the aid workers in gaza. but biden aired his frustrations also to a small group of muslim community leaders during a meeting at the white house last night, though, one palestinian-american doctor in the meeting walked out in the middle of it in protest here he is speaking to cnn afterward >> we are not satisfied with what has taken place. there has been no concrete steps, but keep in mind, we're very concerned about the people that are over in the gaza strip that are in palestine right now, who are not just starving, but are facing the threat of a looming rafah invasion and so i was able to share that with the president and let him know that out of respect for my community,

sanjay gupta. listen wherever you get your podcast >> all right, hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. a, width data we've got this breaking news, a deadly shooting in florida police say a security guard at a miami area bar was killed and seven others wounded including a police officer after a fight between patrons erupted into gunfire early this morning, cnn's brian young as following the story. so what we know for this is a scary situation you think about people going out to have a good time on a friday night in the south florida area. look, this area is just outside of miami, it's called doral from what we know, there was an argument at this bar just after 2405 a security guard goes to step in. an apparently according to police, a patron per day use a firearm, shooting and killing that security guard at that point, police stepped in to try to stop the man. gunshots were fired back-and-forth between that person and the two officers. one officer was actually hit six other people were hit. so we have nine total people shot. that suspect shot and killed

sanjay gupta goes inside though world of weight loss, the numerical drugs and what we're really tells us about our health chasing life. dr. sanjay gupta, listen wherever you get your podcast our donald trump and the republican party trying to change the rules in the middle of the game. the former president is praising the gop governor of nebraska, saying he wrote a very smart letter, a letter that urges state legislators to change the state's election law last-minute in an effort to site if and off a potentially crucial electoral college vote in the race to, to 70, joining me now to talk about this as former dnc communications director and onetime senior adviser to hillary clinton's 2016 presidential campaign. karen finney, and also with us republican strategist and former rnc communications director, doug hi doug, let's let's talk about nebraska and how it divid up its eltoral college votet isn't nner take all, biden got one of the five in 2020, that's kinda mean it's just what's expected, right? trump got for how big of a deal would it be to make nebraska winner-take-all? >> it woul

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sanjay gupta. listen wherever you get your podcasts >> tonight, the pentagon says it has assess that israel was indeed behind a deadly strike on the iranian consulate in damascus, syria. israel hasn't acknowledged carrying out the strike, but insists it was ability facility seen as ben wedeman in beirut for us, then what is iran saying about retaliating and how would iran make that happen >> well we've heard the senior iranian officials say retaliation is coming ebitda raisi, the president, said that the tack will not go unanswered and ali khamenei, the so-called supreme leader of iran, said that israel will regret this attack. now how does iran plan to respond is very much open to question until now, they have worked through there affiliated militias in lebanon, we have bella any iraq, syria, the houthis in yemen have either targeted israel or have targeted us forces, as we saw, for instance in late january when he rocky militias struck an american base in jordan, killing three us service personne

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. >> meteorologist sanjay patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. how are things looking, sandy? >> fantastic. >> dan and amy, you'll want to take your plans outdoors, whether it's the park or the zoo or any outdoor activities. biking, hiking. let me show you a live picture. this is how you're going to start off your weekend. you see the gray skies over san francisco from our exploratorium camera. low clouds and fog, not just near the coast, but advancing across the bay. tonight, visibility has dropped to seven miles in half moon bay and petaluma tomorrow. here's what you can expect in the morning. it's going to be clouds and fog with some spotty drizzle. 4050. mostly sunny by noontime and a mild to warm one for 4 p.m. around the bay and inland. cool at the coast. still going to be pleasant at 7 p.m. we're talking about 50s to 70s. there is a change coming on sunday and bigger changes next week. i'll be back with that full forecast coming right up. >> all right, sandy, thank you so much. happening now a 21 mile stretch of highway 37 is closed from v

sanjay — not his real name — has already seen his father jailed for supporting the resistance.nslation: back home, i felt afraid every day - that they would come to take me into the army. even though we have very little food here, just rice and vegetables, no—one will come to harm me. ifeel free here in thailand. it's a precarious existence, though. without documents, most of those sheltering in mae sot cannot leave the town and have had to give up any hope of good jobs or education. mental stress is rife among the refugees. their education is stopped, they cannot support their family, they cannot support themselves, there is nojob for them so they are instead thinking, "i'm useless, my future is stopped." a lot of young people are attempting suicide in this situation. this month, it's the traditional new year water festival, an exuberant time to let off steam in the searing heat. but there are thousands unable to join the fun this year, either because they are hiding over here or because they're fighting against the militaryjunta on the other side of the border. jonathan head,

sanjay: one should keep watching price gains. now going for revision of price targets considering the upside of business is one. number two, analysts are waiting for a value hike much awaited. that is the second thing we waiting. and the third thing very interesting would be the opening of a huge boost and the chairman clearly stated they will bolster the investment. dates said -- as of now. haslinda: reliance up 15%. bloomberg can grommets reporter, thank you. still ahead, tesla reporting first-quarter earnings focused on margins and guidance after slashing prices including china. we have a preview coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ awkward question... is there going to be anything... -left over? -yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. empower. what's next. >> tesla in focus and focus will be on price cuts and the impact in china. with bring in peter in sydney. what are

we met his colleague, sanjay singh, who was also jailed for months on similar charges. inside the jail. the prime minister — a mass leader like only a few india has seen in its history. he's widely expected to win the election, riding on a hindu nationalist agenda, a growing economy, and on the promise of welfare schemes. he rejects the opposition�*s charges. "the people who steal from the poor are going to jail." "strict action will continue to be taken against the corrupt." "this is modi's guarantee," he said at a party event. today, the first votes have been cast. hundreds of millions more to go over the next six weeks. yogita limaye, bbc news, muzaffarnagar. construction is now complete of the world's largest digital astronomy camera. the 3,200 megapixel device will now be transported from california, to atop a 8,900 foot mountain in chile. it'll arrive in the country in a month. the camera can produce 1,000 images per night, allowing scientists to study dark energy, dark matter, and the distribution of galaxies. the public will see its first images in 2025. stay wi

you will probably pull funny what actor sanjay does. what made you choose law employed for 15, it was showing up as being and you know, had become such a they didn't difficult even is early days and they taught the emergency. yes. got arrested for it. right. 365 doppler over the country gave her the bump a high call to try and prevent that. what interest was issued from body guard and cut it off where you attacked the licensee? and this is going to be able to, to say, to me, and that's kind of appealed to me. and of course, i think you little bit of be accounting for law wasn't the genes naturally i gravitated towards it and then i, you know, but i realize it was really hard work. i mean the noise, you know, 90 percent 99 percent industry and one percent that inspiration living usually the funds are the daughter out of not not match up to the father or their mother. you have created a different works both ways side. they are having any left his father can do more, it can incentivize you me. so in my case it, you know, that i had to catc

we met his colleague, sanjay singh, who was also jailed for months on similar charges.g false cases, putting the leaders inside the jail. the prime minister — a mass leader like only a few india has seen in its history. he's widely expected to win the election, riding on a hindu nationalist agenda, a growing economy, and on the promise of welfare schemes. he rejects the opposition�*s charges. "the people who steal from the poor are going to jail." "strict action will continue to be taken against the corrupt." "this is modi's guarantee," he said at a party event. today, the first votes have been cast. hundreds of millions more to go over the next six weeks. yogita limaye, bbc news, muzaffarnagar. this week, we've been reporting on the infected blood scandal, and today, there's been a significant development as a result of our coverage. a document seen by the bbc suggests that, as early as 1973, a secret medical trial meant young haemophiliacs were deliberately given a blood product doctors knew was high—risk and that the government was involved. an estimated 30,000 peopl

rights minister, emmy shaw, and the so the, the incident by you will probably pull funny what actor sanjay does. what made you choose law employed for 15, it was showing up as being and you know, he had become such a because they didn't do for go even is or the day and they taught the emergency. yes. got arrested for it, right? 365, the lawyer who the country gave her the bomb the high call to try and prevent that . what interest was issued from fargo didn't get enough where you attacked the latency and this is going to be able to, to say to me and that kind of appealed to me. and of course, i think a little bit of be cutting for law wasn't the genes naturally i gravitated towards it and then i, you know, but i realize it was really hard work. i mean the noise, you know, 90 percent 99 percent industry and one percent the inspiration level. usually the funds are the daughter out of not do not match up to the father or the mother. you have really, really good works both ways. i very heavy and he left his father can do more good, incentivize you. hm. so in my case it, you know, that i had to

. >> meteorologist sanjay patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. how are things looking, sandy? >> fantastic. >> dan and amy, you'll want to take your plans outdoors, whether it's the park or the zoo or any outdoor activities. biking, hiking. let me show you a live picture. this is how you're going to start off your weekend. you see the gray skies over san francisco from our exploratorium camera. low clouds and fog, not just near the coast, but advancing across the bay. tonight, visibility has dropped to seven miles in half moon bay and petaluma tomorrow. here's what you can expect in the morning. it's going to be clouds and fog with some spotty drizzle. 4050. mostly sunny by noontime and a mild to warm one for 4 p.m. around the bay and inland. cool at the coast. still going to be pleasant at 7 p.m. we're talking about 50s to 70s. there is a change coming on sunday and bigger changes next week. i'll be back with that full forecast coming right up. >> all right, sandy, thank you so much. happening now a 21 mile stretch of highway 37 is closed from v

the elephants, mostly at night here in sri lanka the lord of a forest has become a farmland pest sanjay has observed elephants for years fascinated and has now become this villages night watch man when you don't atlanta? you're going to give it out and funny it's dusk tends to dark. >> sleep is a thing of the past this farmers mother-in-law was killed by an elephant a decade ago. >> are but then and then the very young and hani video of the islander, our site now he would likely be fair. >> that keeps little sudo and wake tonight hi we're going to mean long 'll pi does safer just ten days earlier, an elephant killed a woman at a bus stop near here. but night's have become about patrols, survival keeping your crop, your livelihood, safe base of this, conflicts, weapons firecrackers fund the flashes well suddenly the numbers have grown from a couple here, possibly to ten, maybe 20 over by the tree line over there possibly come in this direction this is already too close if they charge, it would all be over a torch light used to always be enough, or they would bang pots and pans now, nobod

sanjai: oh, that is an interesting question. could be geopolitical tensions could be a challenge for the new management. discretionary spending -- they expecting that will turnarounda. if you see a lot of accelerations like the collapse of the silicon valley -- or the big tech firms laying off massively that can pose challenges to tcs earnings but they are expecting these things can transform. and they are also waiting for a good financial trigger for a meaningful turnaround in the coming quarters. and they are very cautious, optimistically cautious in the medium-term, but in the long term they are expecting some -- some positives, there could be a good financial turnaround. haslinda: thank you so much for that. our bloomberg reporter there joining us from india. let's get a check on indian markets as it hits that open. any moment now, there has been that big debate. china versus india, how influencers have gone from china into india, driving the elevated valuations that we are seeing among indian stocks. we had regulators -- wa

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for local government, because vanke is 27% held by shenzhen metro, a subsidiary of the sanjay and governmentwe've already seen supportive policies from the government. however, if we look -- its own -- it doesn't have a strong profitable business model and its own balance sheet remains quite weak. shenzhen has another regional soe developer default on public debt in february. so the chance of a bailout from the shenzhen government is relatively small. paul: of course china's banks are very exposed to what has been going on in the property market as well. we saw from the results yesterday profit slipping. how well-equipped are china's banks to expand this long winter in chinese property? shujin: first is regarding the china banks property declined it was mainly due to the net interest margin contraction rather than the quality pressure. in the first quarter banks still reported a ratio quite stable. some even see the improvement quarter to quarter, especially the large soe banks. the margin pressure is the key pressure for reported profits. for banks we still see net interest margin contracti

. >> where's sanjay?k in alone. >> larry's the best. >> where's sanjay and his wife, who are dynamite? i would have put him in that list. marvin christian is up a lot. come on, let's go with the hitters. >> you got anything else to talk about, stock-wise? >> i was so good on that. >> you were great. apple, meta, alphabet, microsoft are all up. >> you bet. meta -- >> nvidia. >> okay, man, i got a migraine. that's killer. meta, another one. they're saying, lay, look out. they're adoption their own chips. meta wants everything that jensen has, so yes, they have to develop their own chips. gosh darn it. >> uh-huh. >> i'm working on a new hack here about microsoft. i'm working on that too. i got a lot of stuff, david. >> really? you got a lot of stuff? >> man, we're just beginning. med tech. i see a lot of good news. visa and mastercard. anyone frpever say a bad word at those two? warner bros. discovery, positive. >> let me see that. that's jessica reef. look at that. >> erlich. you're welcome. >> yesterday, a

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but i would assume a maximum strike which you say is planned would do those three things okay the sanjay de, but that extremely well thought out and surface that you, drones where year thickly military targets, ascii dischord as you're within israeli territory, amman and our election and information shows that reflects that one we're able to reach our objective. >> one. >> we showed our willingness, pogo hyenas, army, but do you give a have two military installations from which targets were carried out against our embassy building in damascus. >> we carried out operations against those two centers. and the third point is that our operations in response where it feel more carried out at a minimum because we were not seeing to hit multiple multiple targets in the occupied palestinian territory's so you talk about how the strike, you say metro objectives. >> admiral john kirby, the us spokesperson for the national security council sees it very differently. he described your strike on israel foreign minister as a quote, embarrassing failure what do you say to that maybe more you see we must

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sanjay gupta, listen wherever you get your podcasts we're back with our politics leads strong words today from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, republican of kentucky. he is pointing the finger at conservative commentator, tucker carlson for in his view, playing a leading role in dividing republicans on the issue of aid to ukraine thank damon. possession of ukraine began by tucker carlson who in my opinion, ended up where he should have been all along, which is interviewing vladimir putin and so he had an enormous audience which convinced a lot of rank-and-file republicans it maybe this was a mistake cnn's manu raju, his life for us on capitol hill mono, but we rarely hear a senate minority leader going after a conservative commentator like that. yeah, and mitch mcconnell has been on the forefront pushing ukraine aid amid a loud opposition within his party, particularly what he called the isolation is movement's something he believes is part of his legacy. and last chapter here as republican leader to try to push back against those elements within the gop, he believes today's vote

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sanjay gupta. >> and this is cnn before we leave you, we want to remember an american journalist who has made to suffer intensely for his craft terry anderson died this week at the age of 76. >> he'd been taken hostage in beirut by hezbollah militants in 19851, while on assignment for the associated press help by his christian faith, he survived nearly seven years in captivity, much of it chained and in solitary confinement. his daughters to lome, was born while he was being held hostage. so the first time they ever met, she was already six years old. they both told me about that extraordinary moment when i spoke to them back in 2016 we flew, to damascus where i immediately fell asleep on a couch in the american embassy and my father woke me up and it was quite a a defining moment in my life. >> it was tremendously joyous moment, but i realized now and i think you can see it if you look at all these pictures carefully. i was in some form of shock it had been hours since i was in a cell chained to the wall and suddenly i'm here in damascus and meeting my daughter and talking to the pr

sanjay gupta. >> and this is cnn >> these war cabinet now appears divided on exactly how to respond after iran fired hundreds of drones and missiles at israel israel's defense minister says the confrontation with iran is not over yet. white house is trying to turn down the temperature, saying it will not participate in any israeli retaliation against iranian territory directly i'm joined now by cnn military analysts, lieutenant general mark hertling and cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozer. so general, the idf says that nearly all the missiles and drones were intercepted. i wonder how remarkable you find that. i mean, this, this was, it took a village here, right? because it wasn't just israel, it was the united states, the uk, there were arid partners involved in this. but was there a remarkable defense to watch come together >> jim, it was most incredible in my view, this this attack was first of all, great because it relied on the training and the exercises of various forces this is the combination and a multinational approach. some great planning and coordination with liaison off