sabrina singh, thank you _ ships are safe. sabrina singh, thank you for _ ships are safe.e safe. sabrina singh, thank you for the time - ships are safe. sabrina singh, thank you for the time you . ships are safe. sabrina singh, l thank you for the time you have given today. we really appreciate it. she course, thank you. let's discuss this further. —— of course, thank you. with me in studio is our panel for the evening — i'm joined by phil stewart, a military and intelligence correspondent at reuters, as well as bassima alghussein, the executive director of the middle east policy council here in dc, and hisham al—0meisy, a senior yemen advisor at the european institute of peace. finally, joining us remotely isjon lang who focuses on trade and supply chains at the eurasia group. i would like to start with you, phil. we heard sabrina singh say they comforter timeline on it and it depends on the houthis. they like to play the long game, though, don't they? that's right. and if you are sitting here and watching, some 34 sitting here and watching, some 3a attacks by houthis, te

singh singh. present. madam vice chair, you have a quorum. thank you. and, madam clerk, can you please call item number two? yes. item number two is approval of the lafco minutes from the november 17th, 2023 regular meeting. any commissioners have any changes to the minutes from the november 17th, 2023 meeting? seeing no changes, i'll open this up for public comment. speakers will have two minutes. yes, sir. see no one here in person. we will go to the speakers queue to see if we have anyone on the line. we have jaime, uh, monitoring the line for us. and madam chair, there are no speakers. thank you, madam clerk. is there a motion to approve the minutes? so moved . moved by commissioner preston, is there a second? second? seconded by commissioner williams. madam clerk, can you please call the roll on? item number two, vice chair felder? yes, i felder, i commissioner preston. preston. i commissioner williams i williams i there three eyes thank thank you madam clerk. can you please call item number three. yes item number three is an update on the clean po

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sabrina singh, thank you so much for the time you have given today. we appreciate it. things related to the red sea crisis, i wasjoined by a panel including phil stewart, a military and intelligence correspondent at reuters, bassima alghussein, the executive director and hisham al—0meisy, a senior yemen advisor at the european institute of peace. and john lang, who focuses on trade and supply chains at the eurasia group, joined us remotely. i would love to start with you, phil. we heard their sabrina saying she cannot put a timeline on it and it depends on the houthis. they like to play the long game, though, don't they?— don't they? that's right. if ou don't they? that's right. if you are — don't they? that's right. if you are sitting _ don't they? that's right. if you are sitting here - don't they? that's right. if you are sitting here and i you are sitting here and watching some 3a attacks on houthis, maybe ten rounds of us recovered three strikes and you look at this as a tit—for—tat fight, it's not really what it is. it is the houthis will not stop. it's unclear w

sabrina singh would not quite go that far in talking about this. she was then pressed repeatedly on, is this now the regional conflict the u.s. has been trying to avoid ever since october 7th? now the point here was sort of trying to draw a line here. we have seen more than 160 attacks on iraq, syria, and in jordan. the vast majority of these impact areas that have no effect or are intercepted by u.s. air defenses that protect u.s. troops there. this one got through. even if that was the intent of the 160 or so others, none have gone through to this point. that was a point to try to make there, that this is not a regional conflict now. it is, however, and escalation here, and that sort of thinking will guide the u.s. response, of course, neither sabrina singh or john kirby has been on the air earlier. we will telegraph exactly how the u.s. will respond. that something the ministration is, a, still trying to figure out, and b, we will let you know when the decision has been made. >> and, oren, this particular drone came in and took out the living qu

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michael singh, thanks forjoining us.rating in gaza — unrwa — over the alleged role of some staff in the october 7 hamas attacks on israel. japan and austria became the latest countries to suspend payments, joining others including the us and uk. unrwa had sacked 12 staff members over the allegations. the un secretary general is calling for the ongoing internal investigation to be done swiftly. and us secretary of state antony blinken called the reports �*deeply troubling' but said the agency plays an �*indispensable�* role in aid to gaza. the director of communications at unrwa told the bbc that they are "extremely desperate." adding, "it has come at a time when the humanitarian needs in gaza are growing by the hour." unwra also warned that if funding is not resumed, the agency would not be able to continue its operations beyond february. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. returning to our top story. the leader of northern ireland's democratic unionist party says his party is prepared to return to powe

our partners continue to do this - said singh and the meeting.nd you that it will be virtual, as austin is still recovering at home from complications of prostate cancer treatment. this is actually operational information. but there are also good signals, in particular, it turns on, so to speak to say, well, on... some kind of gear revs up. italy, so italy will use the g7 presidency to demonstrate its loyalty to kyiv , many people write about it, and the reuters agency, and we also trust the reuters agency, let me quote: rome intends to counter the rhetoric that russia is winning in ukraine and that the west got tired yes, and italy will preside over the j7, which also, let me remind you, includes connections. japan, germany, great britain, france and canada during the 24th year, during the current year and will receive respectively summit in june, and russia's war against ukraine will be one of the main topics of the meeting, and the leaders of the group of seven intend to demonstrate that they remain fully committed to kyiv and cannot even risk

singh, thank you for your insights.india's department of internal industry and trade. let's look at how india's markets are trending. reversing losses which we saw yesterday, the indian rupee trading at 8305.50. rishaad: stock-taking an absolute shellacking, down 9%. we have the trading cash session underway, 8% down, down to sony apparently planning to cool off the $10 billion merger with zee entertainment. the deal reporter is here with me. what went wrong?it seems to be a clash of who would be in charge of the combined entity even though there had been an agreement at the onset. >> exactly, it has been two years on and off, yet it feels it will fall apart. this seems to be the major hurdle to get that deal in across the line. we forget that once deals get announced, they need to get to the finish line. this is a good example of a major deal in india. such a hot market, everyone betting big on india, yet they have to get things completed. so this one looks like it will fall apart and we might see some development in t

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we just heard that from your deputy, sabrina singh. i just spoke with k.t.tration. she took issue with that language. this is not a time she said to say we do not seek war. this is a time to say all options are on the table. so is that phrase, "we do not seek war" is that a directive from the white house to keep saying that? >> look, from a military standpoint, from a department of defense standpoint, you've got to focus on the broader strategic and operational objectives here. after the hamas attack in october in which over 1,200 innocent israelis were killed, the united states deployed a significant amount of force in the region to provide capability to not only contribute to our regional deterrence efforts, but also to provide capability for a wide range of contingencies. now, the reason that we're there again is to work with allies and partners to ensure security and stability in the region. as you highlight, there's significant tensions right now. that's our focus. our focus is not to escalate this in to a broader war or conflict. nobody wants that. tha

. >> arjun singh. >> doctor arjun singh.atic threshold to carry through another strike. if they really wanted to strike, if they really wanted to strike, if they really wanted to reject that offer, they could have voted to strike again. and they didn't. >> again, you're missing the point . i that point entirely. i said that without strikes being called, the not the government will not negotiate . and we've seen with negotiate. and we've seen with the nurses who are asking for negotiations yet the government is them every is rebuffing them at every attempt and they no attempt and they have no leverage, there is, leverage, because if there is, they're not an issue here where we're about nurses we're talking about the nurses as one group very often with as one group and very often with unions, what happens is that there's a leadership that believes one and believes one thing and a membership that might not be as politically motivated . politically motivated. >> and the nurses, they did >> and with the nurses, they did not get t

. >>> joining us now is sabrina singh deputy press house secretary.ing us. nice to meet you virtually. i want to start with u.s. strikes against houthi rebels yesterday even as houthis damaged another cargo ship in the red sea. does the u.s. need to take a stronger stand to get the attacks done themselves? >> thanks, andrea, for having me on. exactly what you said, we did take action against four ballistic missiles which we believe were prepared to launch against red sea commercial shipping lanes and against where our u.s. destroyers are located. you saw us take action. last week on thursday, we struck six different locations we believe houthis have been holding many capabilities that have been used to attack commercial shipping lanes and 12s and our crews that are transporting the red se a very important waterway. we always reserve that right to ntinue our response. and while i won't forecast any punches of ours, we all have that right to protect our forces, protect our troops and ensure that the international rules base order is upheld. >> do the at

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here is abc's ashan singh. >> where do you think money comes from? >> look at this thing. more beautiful thing. >>. >> reporter: children are honest. are you kidding? >> no. >> reporter: and they don't always hold back. >> do you think i have a lot of friends? >> no. >> reporter: welcome to recess therapy, the show hosted by julian shapiro barn ham, where he asks little kids big questions. >> the idea was even someone as old as me can still learn a great deal and listen to someone that young. initially, i would bring kids subjects like happiness, anger, climate change, things that i was like how do i navigate this as an adult in the world, how do i grapple with these things. let me see if i can get any advice from kids. >> the series has been a smash hit, racking up almost 450 million views on youtube since it debuted in april 2021. with some of julian's segments going mega viral. >> i love pickles! >> reporter: kids like dylan. >> i really like komodo dragons. >> if you could talk to them, what would you say to them? >> i would say i love you. >> and? >> i love you. you'r

north bay, singh some 30 degree temperatures there. 43, currently, we will take you over to san francisco, should stay in the 40s tonight, but again that wind out of the northwest tonight, temperatures to 35 now in napa. 37 in fairfield, 38 degrees in danville. these when starting to backup. around the south bay, tri- valley, north bay, these are the locations where temperatures could drop to the low 30s by tomorrow morning, and i do think we will get a repeat of this for tomorrow night into monday morning as well. so, more sunshine in the forecast for tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, 10-20 miles per hour, we will keep those temperatures cool, 50s rent san jose, as the 49ers wrap up the regular-season against the l.a. rams, low 50s, but a chilly wind northwest from 10-20 miles per hour during the afternoon. there you see the clear skies, bob towards the central valley, no rain to talk about, probably the next few days commanded by tuesday comes the first of a series of three chances for rain. first one coming here on tuesday, probably bringing a quarter of an inch of rain or less. look at t

here's abc's ashan singh. >> how are y'all doing this morning? >> a little nervous.rock 'n' roll band behind me when i have a microphone in front of me. >> reporter: jason deford, aka jelly roll, speaking to lawmakers on capitol hill about fentanyl, something the country music star knows well. >> i was a part of the problem. i am here now standing as a man that wants to be part of the solution. >> reporter: now sharing his lived experience as a former drug dealer. >> i brought my community down. i hurt people. i was the uneducated man in the kitchen playing chemist with drugs i knew absolutely nothing about, just like these drug dealers are doing right now when they're mixing every drug on the market with fentanyl, and they're killing the people we love. >> reporter: he's urging congress to pass legislation that would stop the flow of fentanyl in the u.s., imposing sanctions on chinese suppliers and members call drug cartels who are bringing it into the country. >> i truly believe in my heart that this bill, that this bill will stop the supply and can help stop the s

start the shawn donnan out and bring in bloomberg intelligence senior intelligence analyst mandeep singh and anurag rana. there is going to be a lot of focus on the highest-rated member of the s&p, microsoft. what are the expectations going into the earnings report? >> just talking about microsoft, we are looking at an acceleration in revenue growth rate, cloud growth rate. i think it is going to be a fun quarter for microsoft because not only do they have to like about how much contribution from ai was there, but also they have to give guidance that is going to be much faster than what the street is. expectations are very high for microsoft. we do expect overall revenue growth to improve this year. having said that, this is one of the quarters where i have seen expectations high for the company. romaine: expectations are coming in high, and i'm curious, mandeep, when we talk about microsoft's peers, particularly alphabet, obviously not the same business, but do you think we're going to get help in this market from alphabet this week? mandeep: the big number for alphabet is there cloud b

uh now is it pronounced bilbo singh ? yeah. pronounced bilbo singh? yeah. singh. michaela. school.'s pronounced now. so, um, we're not one's not in school now. no one's going to punish me. um, and, uh, what was a pupil brought what it was, was a pupil brought in a prayer mat and not a pupil. >> there was a bunch of people. >> there was a bunch of people. >> is it a bunch of pupils being prayer? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> see how it's expanded already? with one. and already? it starts with one. and then second it's then a second later. it's a whole bunch them. um, and whole bunch of them. um, and she's banned prayer in her school. you know, school. it's, um. uh, you know, it's not it's a secular school, andifs it's not it's a secular school, and it's a school that she's had and it's a school that she's had a lot of criticism anyway, for her methods. um, like , you know, her methods. um, like, you know, getting to pass exams. getting people to pass exams. >> well, a horrible person. >> well, what a horrible person. >> well, what a horrible person. >> yeah, she she's got a very good exam re

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analysis on the attack and accusations by the us of iranian involvement, i talked earlier to michael singh. he's a former senior director for middle east affairs at the white house national security council. what does a response look like here? the president has said there will be one, secretary of state the same, but what are their options? i think the key thing for the president is that there has to be a very clear line when it comes to the killing of american personnel. and so whatever responses he may have had in the past to attacks on us facilities, attacks on us interests, any response to the killing of american servicemen needs to be much more significant so that iran in particular but also iran's proxies, receive the message that this simply won't be tolerated. look, in the past we've been engaged in this sort of tit—for—tat with iranian proxies. and i anticipate whatever the us now does in retaliation will go well beyond those previous responses. who do they target, though, michael? you're talking about iranian—backed proxies here, but yet the secretary and the president have said

i met a member of parliament from the party, lallu singh.jor hindu religious event? translation: it's 100% right. this must happen. the culture of the majority community in a country dominates the nation. this does not mean we do not respect minorities. if the prime minister is cindy y should he not that the biggest centre of the hindu faith. the opening of the temple is being seen as the start of prime minister modi's re—election bid, and it's expected to give him another resounding victory. one that could further polarize the nation. yogita limaye, bbc news, ayodhya. plenty more on that story and much more on the website. hello there. storm isha's likely to cause significant damage and disruption in parts of the uk as we push into monday morning. met office amber warnings are in force for severe gales with damaging gusts and heavy rain. this heavy rain combined with snow melt, because of milder temperatures across northern areas, is likely to lead to localised flooding. the centre of storm isha passing to the north of scotland, widespread

i met a member of parliament from the party, lallu singh.t a major hindu religious event? translation: it's 100% right. the culture of the majority community in a country dominates the nation. this does not mean we do not respect minorities. the opening of the temple is being seen as the start of prime minister modi's re—election bid, and it's expected to give him another resounding victory. one that could further polarize the nation. yogita limaye, bbc news, ayodhya. south korea says exports of kimchi — a staple korean food — has recorded an all—time high last year. shipments of the spicy fermented cabbage exceeded 114,000 tonnes last year. an official cited the growing popularity of south korean culture around the world as the main reason behind the surge. that's all the time we have on newsday, stay with bbc news. hello there. storm isha will cause significant damage and disruption in parts of the uk, as we push into monday morning. met office amber warnings are in force for severe gales with damaging gusts and heavy rain. this combined w

we've been speaking to the deputy pentagon press secretary, sabrina singh, for her reaction to the icjthis war started it was a terrorist attack that happened on israeli soil. of course israel has every right to defend itself but that doesn't mean that israel cannot uphold humanitarian laws and the laws of armed conflict. we've been clear from the beginning that we don't want to see innocent palestinians die for that refugees getting caught in the middle of trying to flee to safe places to get caught in this war and caught in the middle. we've been very clear in our conversations both publicly and privately with the israelis and the idf that they have to do everything possible to protect innocent lives and also allow humanitarian aid to continue to flow into gaza. i also spoke with luis moreno ocampo, a lawyer who served as the first prosecutor of the international criminal court. here's our full conversation. what does it mean to you that the icj stop short of calling for that an immediate cease—fire but yet has put a series of measures in place for israel? well, first icj did two dif

at the pentagon, here at the briefing, i asked the deputy spokesperson of the department, sabrina singh, what are the risks of not approving this assistance? she replied that she believed that american lawmakers. understand the importance of this issue and understand what the consequences may be and she believes that in the end this aid will be approved, let's hear the answer. well, i think it's certainly a concern if we can't continue to support ukraine, and i really think that members of congress from both parties understand the impact that that will have, but i will say that it's important that it's not just the united states right now support ukraine. our allies and partners have stepped up. in terms of training, funding and support, so it's not just the united states, but the united states' support for ukraine is incredibly important in showing a unified message not only to europe, to russia, but to the whole world. our support, as you heard from the president himself, is unwavering, and we will support ukraine as long as it takes. i truly believe that there are members of congress

we�*ve been speaking to the deputy pentagon press secretary sabrina singh for her reaction to the rulingwhen this war started, it was a terrorist attack that happened on israeli soil and, of course, israel has every right to defend itself. but that doesn�*t mean that israel can�*t uphold humanitarian laws and the laws of armed conflict. and so, we have been clear from the beginning that we don�*t want to see innocent palestinians die, we don�*t want to see innocent civilians, refugees that are getting caught in the middle of trying to flee to safe places, to get caught in this war and caught in the middle. we have been very clear in our conversations, both publicly and privately with the israelis and the idf, that they need to do everything possible to protect innocent lives and also allow humanitarian aid to flow into gaza. a short time ago, i also spoke about all this with stephen rapp, former us ambassador at large for war crimes issues during the obama administration. i want to start by asking about the decision in terms of the court saying israel must take action to ensure that as s

[cheering] is the great british statesman chester singh who observed americas the only nation in thecal lucidity in the declaration of independence. what is that creed? what is it from our nation's birth certificate come the declaration that makes us who we are? we know the language so well we hold these truths to be self-evident. in other words obvious that all men are created equal. not born equal created equal that is what the founders founders said. that is right. and they are endowed by their creator with student in alienable rights including the right to life, liberty the pursuit of happyness. away. and so it is from the very beginning that our founders boldly proclaim the self-evident truth our rights do not come from government. our rights come from god our creator. that is right. sure it also means every single person has dignity and value. your values not related in any way to put to the color of your skin or what zip code you live and how good you are in sports, where he went to high school is irrelevant. your value is inherent because it is given to you by your creator. o

i met a member of parliament from the party, lallu singh.r hindu religious event? translation: it's 10096 right. the culture of the majority community in a country dominates the nation. this does not mean we do not respect minorities. the opening of the temple is being seen as the start of prime minister modi's re—election bid, and it's expected to give him another resounding victory. one that could further polarise the nation. yogita limaye, bbc news, ayodhya. o nto onto the movie industry. all eyes will be on los angeles tomorrow morning for an announcement that will reverberate in film circles around the world. the oscars nominations will be revealed in an early morning press c0 nfe re nce . what names will be on that coveted list? what films will be recognised? the bbc�*s tom brook has been trying to find out. several films are expected to get multiple nominations, among them christopher nolan's oppenheimer. highest grossing film of last year barbie, the much respected epic... filmmaker yorgos lanthimos. ten movies will be nominated for

according to pentagon spokeswoman sabrina singh, the participants are inside. on the long-term needs of ukraine. the meeting will take place at a time when the united states of america has no money and cannot send ammunition and missiles. since the decision on the aid package has not yet been passed in congress. america is also counting on help from other allies to ukraine. the meeting will be held online. this is already the 18th meeting of the military coalition with participation representatives of about 50 countries. everything is gone and we are getting ready. to make matters worse, with such words, the horrified russians are deploying air defense systems around st. petersburg, probably frightened by the successful attacks of ukrainian drones. the moment of installation of the s-300 air defense system was filmed by a resident of the leningrad region. let me remind you that last week our drones hit objects in this region of russia for the first time since the beginning of the war. and in conclusion. in this issue , i will talk about the far eastern blackout , fires broke out in v

this was stated by pentagon deputy spokesperson sabrina singh during the briefing. according to her, the united states of america is still assessing what happened and how the drone was able to hit the base in one strike. neither is there reliable information about who exactly is responsible for the attack. but washington suggests that these are militants supported by iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. let me remind you that earlier it became known that a drone attacked the american base in jordan, which... is located near the syrian border, according to the media , the administration of president biden is currently considering possible options for a response. the next issue is already at 11, read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your likes, my colleagues oksana vysochanska and roman chaika will continue the conversation with analytics, don't switch, stay with the espresso team. we are coming back, we welcome everyone who joins us, and you remember, for the 141st brigade, you must donate until we collect 1 million hryvnia

it dexter scott singh, the youngest son of doctor martin luther king jr. has passed away. he had been battling prostate cancer. his brothers says, "the sudden shock is devastating. please keep the entire king family in your prayers. dexter king was 62. >>> still ahead, just one day before the primary, trump chose to sit inside of a new york courtroom instead of the campaign trail. coming up we speak with his former communications director about why his boss chose the courtroom. >>> a scary moment on the college hardwood. and katelyn clark collided with an ohio state fan that ran onto the court. she was not seriously injured but should more bead done to keep fans from storming the court. we will discuss coming up. >>> just one day until voters in new hampshire had to the polls and trump opted to go to court rather than stay on the campaign trail. his trial proceedings were postponed because of a sick juror. so does the former president see more value in being inside of a courtroom versus out with voters campaigning. let's discuss with former white house communications direc

we now go live to jaz singh, one of the finalists on the show who gained the nickname, jazatha christie, jaz. has it been a bit of a whirlwind over these past few days? whirlwind would be an understatement, it has been absolutely incredible. it has just been too overwhelming. we didn't understand the level of the scale which this is going to reach, so it hasjust been which this is going to reach, so it has just been unbelievable. which this is going to reach, so it hasjust been unbelievable. now, what i want _ hasjust been unbelievable. now, what i want to _ hasjust been unbelievable. now, what i want to do, _ hasjust been unbelievable. now, what i want to do, jaz, _ hasjust been unbelievable. now, what i want to do, jaz, is - hasjust been unbelievable. now, what i want to do, jaz, isjust - what i want to do, jaz, is just remind viewers of you in the final, questioning the traitor, let's have a listen. �* . , questioning the traitor, let's have a listen. �* ., , ., a listen. and finally, turn one. let's find _ a listen. and finally, turn one. let's find out _ a listen. and finally, turn

rinku singh added 69 in a partnership worth 190 that saw the hosts set a total of 212—4 from their 20has just gotten under way, 14-0 14—0 without loss. and that's all the sport for now. you can follow results and spots from all around the world on the bbc sports pages. the chinese premier li qiang is in dublin for an official visit to the republic of ireland. he met with the irish president michael d higgins ahead of talks with the prime minister leo varadkar. mr li said china wants to deepen economic and trade cooperation with ireland, including in areas of green development and technology. live now to alexander dukalkis, associate professor of politics and international studies at university college dublin. this thank you forjoining us. why ireland? a trade meeting makes sense but is there any particular reason why china decided to visit ireland? i think china sees ireland for the potentially for a new voice in european union. it has long thought that and has tried to cultivate that. china appreciates that ireland is not a part of nato and is militarily neutral. it is firmly anchore

attack and accusations by the us of iranian involvement, my colleague catriona perry talked to michael singh council. i think the key thing for the president is that there has to be a very clear line when it comes to the killing of american personnel. and so whatever responses he may have had in the past two attacks on us facilities, attacks on us interests, any response to the killing of american servicemen needs to be much more significant so that iran in particular but also iran's proxies receive the message that this simply won't be tolerated. in the past we have been engaged

. >>> we have singh some criticism of trump proboth, but not very much. the political money has been going after each other, as opposed to trump. i want to play one of these voters, i'm frustrated with desantis. >> i think he need to go after trump, and i don't see him doing it. i don't know that he can put this off unless he goes after trump. >> he's going after knicki haley, what do you think about that? >> that's fine, but nikki seven the leader. donald trump is. >>> is he right? >> desantis is the most accomplished man i've seen long time ready to take on president. he also knows, this is a tough needle to threat. i think what he's doing is making the case up, listen, by electing me, here's somebody who could win and lead on day one. >> is it smart to save your venom? if you're not going to cry site that person strongly, why would people vote for that person. >> i would stand on my credentials, and that's why people like governor reynolds so much when he got that historic endorsement. so i think desantis knows i can win this without playing the game o

here with more context is mandeep singh. look at the biden administration's move, how wide of a crackdown does this signal? mandeep: so far, last year, the focus was on machines for the advanced notes. this is more for the the wii machines. the focus shifted to the shipping to china. huawei showcased a ship from the local foundry. all those ships were manufactured using the asml machine. i feel like there is a signal. the focus would be not just on advanced notes but also other things as well as helping china's manufacturing capacity when it comes to semiconductors. guy: if asml does not sell to china, does this easily go somewhere else? does this cause a problem for asml? mandeep: look at the numbers from last year. even though they dominate the space, there are other types of machines they ship. the backbone is indicative of that demand. they could ship to other places trying to set up fabs for other chip manufacturing, whether it is advanced notes or other trailing notes. i do think the revenue impact will be muted becaus

i met a member of parliament from the party, lallu singh.ty community in a country dominates the nation. this does not mean we do not respect minorities. the opening of the temple is being seen as the start of prime minister modi's re—election bid, and its expected to give him another resounding victory. one that could further polarize the nation. yogita limaye, bbc news, ayodhya. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. storm isha is likely to cause significant damage and disruption to parts of the uk as we push into monday morning. met office amber warnings remain in force for severe gales with these damaging gusts of wind and heavy rain. this heavy rain combined with snow melt, because of milder temperatures across northern areas, likely to lead to localised flooding. the centre of storm isha passing just to the north of scotland, widespread severe gales on its southern flank pretty much covering most of the uk. these are the sorts of wind gusts we can expect, even inland up to 60mph or more, and in excess of 70, 80mph around irish sea

joining me live is michael singh,managing director at the washington institute for near east policy.moreing held in gaza. what would it take at this point to reallyjump—start the negotiations again? to lead to some sort of cease—fire and an agreement to get hostages released? , ., , , �*, released? obviously it's the traumatic — released? obviously it's the traumatic issue _ released? obviously it's the traumatic issue for - released? obviously it's the traumatic issue for israelis i traumatic issue for israelis but these folks are a bargaining chip for hamas. as israel really seems to be tightening the circle around khan younis, which is where the hostages are believed to be held were also hamas leadership is believed to reside, i think we can assume that hamas price for releasing these meaning group of hostages to the extent any of them are life, which is one of the big unknowns, their price will be high. they will want to see in and, certainly, to his residence offensive will stop they might have significant billing me more exhausting demands are first time around when they use the in

figure it's intruding to what you see on your screens, with the the inder singh to of the temple. and this is a historical moment, in a controversial moment. it historically, like i said this is a moment that hindus across india and overseas have been waiting for, for decades, building up as a campaign, with the supreme court in 2019, giving the nod for a temple to be built on this controversial site, picked up by the trust of the temple to build the roundtable on the spot. the supreme court had also given another piece of land to the muslim community, we believe the construction will only start midyear. why is it controversial? because obviously there were clashes on the site, while hindus across india and remember 80% of india's population are hindus, they are celebrating this moment, 200 million muslims, some of them at least, are with the inauguration of the temple, cnn spoke to a few muslims who had been extremely upset and they say it is reopening old wounds because we spoke to people who had lost their near and dear ones in the 1992 carnage and they said they will be watchi

whether it's joe biden's executive order for the bill at the state level where singh or d i think againlearning from some of the mistakes are social mediaoc era and i think n be quite impactful for. >> just mentioned the executive order. i have ited here on the fact sht present buying orders trustworthy intelligence. that came out in october. what impact do you think that's going to have? facts in terms of the impact is going to have it's a little bit too early to tell. i'm going to be needed to be updated the technology of a certain size and i think as technologyas advances we are gog to need to rethink that at one point may have focus on large computers and now computers are quite small and handheld. in general a gesture in policymaking towards trying to move quickly, trying to learn much more quickly about technology and we have seen federal government do so in the past.ve they brought experts into federal government to understanding technology deeply. they have engaged with everyoneh from leaders of these companies to academics, to also which has been really promising, civil society

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