ambassador tai, for being here. you've seen almost every question has a a district angs well as an overarching u.s. angle. those are special opportunities for us as representatives to truly focus on and i'm no different. utah is a very unique crossroads position in western united states, and the mountain region but a very huge opportunity for us to lead on trade and with individuals like ormer governor and former ambassador to china, governor huntsman junior, there's a huge interest in this. gsp is there's a huge interest in the know we talked about it and you talked about you do overall support it, but the refund and reauthorization of gsp is hugely important and for so many reasons. it's an enforcement mechanism that exists. there is a competitive nature to china that is essential in my opinion. it helps to reduce the cost of goods. could you share a little bit, one of my utah constituents, they leverage this program, great success. since 2018 the ship imports from china fell from over 90% to less than 15% with mu

thank you, ambassador tai, being here.mbassador tai, 15 advised us that you and the administration of begin negotiations with the eu andio japan, possibly others, designed to skirt the requirement and the irate requiring critical mineral inputs for batteries that come from the united states or other countries, that the united states has free-trade agreement with. obviously i think we are all clear here the agreements that are being sought are not free-trade agreements. only congress can pass fte's. last week i has secretary yellen if she was aware that both japan and germany withheld semiconductors from u.s. automakers in favor of the own automakers. she indicated she was not aware of that. i also pointed out japan's extensive use ofen nontariff barriers that make it almost impossible for the u.s. to export otters to japan. i informed her that cars exported to the eu and create a 10% tariff compared compared to 2.5% tariff on european auto import into our country. perhaps most importantly, we made her aware that china itse

chairman, and thank you, ambassador tai. i know you are familiar with the process, familiar with the room, and working diligently in your current role as well as here with the committee. i guess i am a little concerned, or i would like to see more. this is the third appearance or the third year you've been before the committee, and a lot of things are continuing on with out and being accomplished. there are so many good trade things we can address that republicans and democrats agree with, and in my opinion, i think we need the administration engaged more on getting these things done. i don't know if there are obstacles in your way that are keeping you from doing some of the things i think we all agree with, you as well. i want to talk about two or three things. i start with the oecd process with pillar one. we talk to the last couple years about the digital services taxes implemented by various countries, how much of an impact and burden that would place on american companies. i was supportive of the effort with pillar one

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i'm nastasya tay., israel's parliament has overturned part of a law that banned illegal settlements in a northern region of the occupied west bank. it's been in place since 2005, when israeli sectors were moved -- settlers were moved out during israel's withdrawal, too, from the gaza strip. the move fulfills a long-held goal of the far-right politicians who dominate benjamin netanyahu's coalition government, and they are the latest in a series of initiatives by the government to increase illegal settlements across the occupied west bank. well, the areas that are affected include the palestinian villages of homesh, sa-nur, kadim, and ganim, as you can see there. as we mentioned, the illegal settlements there were dismantled back in 2005, when israeli forces left gaza under then prime minister ariel sharon. well, israel's minister of national missions, orit strock, has hailed this decision. in an interview, she predicted that the next step will be a return to the gaza strip. she said, "i don't know how l

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i'm nastasya tay.ow, tiktok, the chinese owned video sharing app, has won huge popularity globally, with over a billion active users. but it's also become another battleground between the u.s. and china. washington says tiktok is effectively a spying tool. we will discuss the arguments with our guests in just a few moments. meanwhile, though, the company's chief executive appeared before a congressional committee to answer questions, members of congress spent five and a half hours grilling shou zi chew, accusing tiktok of being controlled by china and a danger to teenagers. before the questioning began, he explained just how popular the app has become. >> two years ago, i became the ceo of tiktok. today, we have more than a billion monthly active users around the world, including over 150 million in the united states. our app is a place where people can be creative and curious, and where close to five million american businesses, mostly small businesses, go to find new customers and to fuel their growt

. ♪ >> and we are back in on forum for the remainder of tay's "washington journal."n journa and any public policy issue or politics u can lk about this morning. thdivide lines democrats, republicans, and dependence. let's begin with the testimony from secretary yellen on capitol hill. janet yellen declares bank system is sound as new rescues are ordered. that last bit making the front pages of the newspapers across the country. bigger banks moved to rescue first republic. that bank rescued by j.p. morgan chase citibank america wells fargo and others yesterday. that followed janet yellen testimony on capital hill. here is what she told lawmakers. [video clip] >> with the depos in every community bank in oklahoma, regardless of their size be lly insured now? are they fully recovered, every mentee bank in a oklahoma get the same treatment that svb just got or siature bank? >> theank only gets out eatment if the majority of the fbseaboard, -- fdic board, super majority of th fed, and i in consultation with the president determines the failure torotect uninsured deposors

chairman and ambassador tai for testifying today.'ve noticed the biden administration has a bad habit of redefining things that don't fit your agenda. for example, last year the administration redefined the definition of the recession. now the administration is redefining what is considered a free-trade agreement, ustr has also been working to redefine congresses role in developing trade arrangements as exhibited the involvement. you're also redefining what consultation with congress means. before our senate finance counterparts yesterday, you told multiple senators that you've been in close consultation with congress as you negotiate critical agreements with japan and the eu but i want people to know, my constituents to know what activities the ustr is defining as close consultation. apparently you believe that close consultation is leaving documents in a skiff for members to review but not share with constituents and then holding to staff level zoom hearings. i don't believe that is sufficient consultation to move forward with sign

tais, save money by buying a large volume of ointment 100 grams , welcome to friends vitaly portnikov and our information broadcast on the espresso tv channel, which we will start right from the war on military affairs roman svitan, military expert, colonel of the armed forces of ukraine in the reserve, military pilot, designer oleksandr alysy, independent military observer, leading belarusian expert on defense and the military-legal complex, we welcome you , gentlemen, good health, yes, please. there are ukrainian experts, belarusian, i'll start with this, eh, dad, mr. oleksandr understands the ukrainian language, you understand ukrainian , you understand all 10 miles, yes, all 10 million, all 10 minutes. well, according to portnikov's version, tell me what i right, mr. oleksandr well, yes, you always happen to be wrong, what is waiting for someone, we are wrong, you don’t feel it is not about language, let ’s talk about military affairs. so between us , look, i always act as a person who quite ironically looks at russia’s attempts to use or threaten nuclear weapons, but all the same

but 1st we turn to tunisia, an anti immigrant speech delivered by tenicia, president tay say it has fuel to racist violence in the country. as a result, many migrants want to leave. there's not much to do now that he's lost his job. pierre zonker came from cameroon to tunisia 5 years ago, wanting to send money home. but his residency expired and his boss at a restaurant suddenly became nervous after the president said he wanted to fight against illegal migrants. watching videos doesn't help. pierre social media is full of actual or supposed violence between locals and people like him who i've been singing, dancing with people in the street, and suddenly everything turned the look out for full change to you. that believe me isa. is like, ah, the movie a scary movie. you see tunisians have shown support for people. presidents, i eat called criminals, who are infiltrating tunisian culture. and the world bank said it would suspend its partnership with the country. but the foreign minister can't comprehend these steps . he told d w, he sees tunisia as a victim of a hostile campaign. well, tho

let's go to tay austro in new york. teddy, do we know how far along disney was with its metaphors program in the 1st place, and then what is leading it to cut it? well, we don't know that much about the program because we really haven't seen that much since it basically hopped on the bandwagon in 2021 after facebook changed the name to meta and projected that the meta versus digital universe would be the future of the internet. right, and it was considered a good opportunity for disney because of it's vast, vast content, but now we're seeing, they don't consider it where the investment, it's being wrapped up in a larger sort of restructuring. the company cutting 7000 jobs trying to reduce spending boost cash flow. and this is because the company saw some economic headwinds last year. that includes some stiff competition in it's streaming services, but also other hits across the company, such as at the box office. can we say whether for companies like disney, the timing is just bad for investments in the metaphors right now, or if there's some question about the fundamental mainstream appe

e, a unique stone, which is actually called the name tai-hu, and about two tons were brought to me fromof a special texture, and they are so full and quite large. some of them emit, as it were, quite strong winds. well, what specific sounds? the creators of the complex say one of their main tasks. he has already completed the construction of such a facility , clearly demonstrated what moscow and beijing are capable of, a working side, or, in clerical language, helped to work out the methodology of russian chinese cooperation, but from now on, huaming park will remain the center of interaction between the two powers and, of course, will receive the head of the prc more than once. in fact, that's what it was built for. on chinese aesthetics in the heart of moscow let's return after a short advertisement and here's what we'll tell you. indonesia tighten the screws russians are urged to live by the law to ride a bike without a license and not to work if you come, like a tourist rejoice interest on the deposit what you need in the branch and online sovcombank age their advantages. charge wit

the announcement indicates a marked improvement in relations between tay ran and the international body of multinational agreement, regulating iran's nuclear activities collapsed when the united states pulled out 5 years ago. satellite images of an underground nuclear facility near the iranian city of 4, do un inspectors. recently found traces of uranium here enriched close to weapons grade. the discovery did not come as a surprise. after the trapping ministration with due wrong, they jason delray or your on deal your on has an i'm reaching and the level of enrichment off uranium and increasing the level of engagement of uranium and also the young lady and last amount of su ring. but it's far from clear what has been happening inside iran's nuclear plants. since the international agreement regulating its activities collapsed 5 years ago to ron, has all but stopped cooperating with the un watchdog. it's head raphael grossi has been in to run pressuring president abraham. right. you see to allow more inspections. and finally, a break through we had, we had bought a tory get on the bleedin

>> tay said it lawmakers approved a bill repead in t 19,912,002 authorizations for the use of military forces against iraq. fight about 66 -- 30 with 18 republicans voting yes for all democrats and independents. the meare because of the house for consideration the white house's president bided wood to sign the legislation if itomes to his desk. senators also prent house approved joint resolution terminate the national emergency over covid-19 which was declared by the president on march 13, of 2020. they also voted to moveorward with the bill that extends federal programs providing local fire departments of gnts for training equipment and staffing. as always you can watch live coverage of the senat here on cspan2. or online at c-span.org. >> c-span ensure unfiltered view of government. undead television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized with the best internet providers. we are just getting started. building a 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communicates in support c-span as a public s

trade representative katherine tai joining at noon. this is bloomberg.ate with newsom around the world. shares of salesforce rose by the most in 40 years per dashing for years. they gave a surprising forecast -- in four years. they gave a surprising forecast. >> as we focused on the profitability the reported -- prioritization it was really time to put the m&a committee on ice and just mitigate more with what were doing and as part of the transformation i put in the company in the last 90 days. >> shareholders have pushed for the cost following a long decade of launch acquisitions. a billionaire warns russia may run out of money next year. the most outspoken -- the comments the most outspoken by russian billionaire. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta, this is bloomberg. guy: let's start with tesla. shares down. the investor day failing to live up to expectations. joining us now is crag. we've discussed the fact nothing happened here. everyone was expect in some announcements, expecting e

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president xi jing ping has said reunification with tay wan is a key goal of his rejuve nation campaign and they have made clear that they are not afraid to use force to achieve this goal. our own intelligence, mr. speaker, our intelligence community has addressed that they are investing in military capabilities that will enable it to take taiwan by 2027. we do not need intelligence to tell us what we already see. the p.r.c. is flying bombers and fighters jets, threatening to sanction businesses and harassing government officials. if we are to defeat china's plan to replace the united states as the world's preeminent power, we cannot be ruled by fear. that means boldly standing by our friends and partners particularly taiwan. we must increase our economic ties, defense relationships, the political support of taiwan's democratic system. unfortunately our own statement state department has restricted its engagement with taiwan. hiding behind red tape hurts our partnership with taiwan at a moment when we need to be standing shoulder-to-shoulder with our allies and partners. any waffling in

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are very leftovers from the outside it seems that the chinese are slender fit, if only every morning tai chi gymnastics and other physical activity, but china in every sense scored in weight the flip side of a growing quality of life. well, fighting gluttony. basically, of course, the economic motive of food security over substandard food in china is all a big myth. precisely to safety, the closest attention and world exporters. they know perfectly well that to break into the chinese market, you need to go through all the circles of hell in order to meet all the requirements of the chinese sanitary services. if evaluated on a five -point scale , then the requirements for products from the chinese consumer look like numerous videos from the internet about plastic rice or how even chicken eggs are faked, although they pop up in social networks with enviable regularity after all from the last century. after the epidemic. we we tried to switch to cheaper and maybe not quite natural products prepared from semi-finished products so that both we and the visitors could save money, but they simpl

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also thanks to the ministers of defense and chief of defense from 51articipants in tay's meeting, including nato and the european union. during the meetingnd continue to provide critical support to ukraine. nation is determining what they can to ensure ukraine has the means defend itself against the illegal and unprovoked ssian invasion. it has been nearly 13 months since russia invaded the sovereign nation of ukraine. ukraine h been independent since 19 and one and has prested no threat toussia. russia launched and has continued for over a year now a war aggression in flavor violation of internet -- flagrant vlation of international law. this is and remains a russian frontal assault on rules-based international order that for 80 ars. in the face of this aggression, this group remains unified. nato is united, the people of ukrain are unyielding, standing steadfast in the face of the ruian onslaught. russia remains isolated. military stocks are rapidly depleted. there soldiers areemoralized, untrained, unmotivated conscripts and conve -- convits. their leadership is faing them. russia is inc

. >> reporter: barbara burgess tells abc news her daughter, latavia tay mcgee, is one of the survivors to hold my heart. >> reporter: her mother says she has no major injuries. tonight the wife of mcgee's friend, eric james williams, said he had surgery in texas for gunshot wounds to both legs. >> it's a joy, i guess, that he's alive. >> reporter: the other two members of the group, shaeed woodard and zindell brown killed, their bodies headed back to the u.s. according to her family, mcgee traveled with others from lake city, south carolina, to mexico to get cosmetic surgery. armed gunmen in body armor chased them, opening fire on their white minivan. a source close to the investigation telling abc news that investigators believe the gunmen may have targeted the vehicle because they wrongly believed the group of americans were rival human traffickers. >> our thanks to matt rivers. >>> now to a story with deep cultural roots and potentially deadly consequences. for years many black women have straightened their hair for any number of reasons, including to avoid discrimation or bias. but

. >> drivers rushing to get to tahoe hoping to get ahead of the upcoming snow, sean tay has this report from along i 80. >> a lot of people look at the break in the weather and thought it might be the best time to travel because the next 24 hours will be traded in a beatable spring day in a ground of precipitation, for people hitting the slopes in the sierra, timing is everything. >> we try to going the atmospheric rivers. >> especially after rivers dumped trillions of gallons of water over california the winter blast forehatr while restricting drivers for traveling through higher elevations is a blizzard like conditions on saturday driver said they encountered some snow. >> snow we invite out kind of fun. >> what's in store monday night may mean heavy snow at 2500 feet lasting through wednesday drivers are being warned of chain control and road closures are possible discouraging people to travel, however, once a winter storm passes many are thinking about the next trip to the ski resorts. >> i'm trying to take a week day off so i could come and ski. >> not going anywhere with the skis

i'm nastasya tay.ow, president xi jinping has concluded his visit to moscow, cementing his partnership with vladimir putin. the chinese leader's trip came to stay as after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for the russian president for war crimes in ukraine. the two heads of state issued a joint statement, confirming their alignment on a host of issues and condemning the west and nato. they also cautioned against any steps that could push the conflict in ukraine into an uncontrollable phase. hashem al-bara reports. ♪ reporter: they say it's an alliance without limits. china and russia are expanding trade and diplomatic cooperation. the two countries insist their relations are far from being a military and political alliance, but xi jinping and vladimir putin share a growing concern of what they perceive to be an american dominance across the globe. for the chinese leader, who secured an unprecedented third term earlier this month, this trip could be the moment to establish his c

on the russian plain of today, tai will become much faster than fu, oh no, something today i will not go anywhere video from togliatti streets under water, as if after a tropical downpour. only precipitation has nothing to do with the middle volga, it’s just too warm at the togliatti weather station on monday april temperature was recorded, +6 in samara it was +7 in kazan plus four in saransk air in the morning warmed up to plus five and now the result of thaw water in mordovia flooded a dozen houses and several bridges. well, this video from near ulyanovsk, caught by a stream of a tree, demolishes a bridge in the area of ​​​​the village of novospasskoe flooding caused by a sharp flood has already been noted in 10 districts of the region, and in saratov, in one of the districts, it was even necessary to conduct an emergency mode due to the rise in the river level. there were more than 600 bears under water at homestead plots. and this is european russia yet. the evil scale of the floods could be more snow melted, only half a day, and closer to in the evening on the volga, the temperat

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tais, save by buying a large volume of ointment 100 grams , congratulations, friends, a beautiful screen saver was just behind us, well, please repeat, we like it so much when it's mykola veresen and this vitaly portnikov is written about putin, who has to sit down. we talked with mykola before the broadcast so that later it was just some idiot because in fact the international criminal court could spend 10 years looking for what exactly he was personally responsible for buch and where is the evidence that he himself gave the orders here he himself appears in front of the television cameras, well done. i want to eat them under er nuts, you know the height , well, that is, it is just that you do not understand the realities of legal matters, but the truth is, mykola, it is strange . well, i think that he has some kind of sinusoidal in general, he sometimes says some things. he always says things madly, but sometimes you can somehow understand them. and there are such things . a child can understand them because he lives in his reality. here he is simply pretending. he has the impression t

uh, the unique stone that is called the name is, actually the name of tai hu and limbi. stones were brought from china, these stones. e of a special texture, and they are so hollow and quite large. some of them emit when quite strong winds blow, but the creators of the complex say that such specific sounds are one of their main tasks. he has already completed the construction of such an object , clearly demonstrated what they are capable of moscow and beijing, working side by side or speaking in clerical language, helped develop the methodology of russian-chinese cooperation, but henceforth, huaming park will remain the center of interaction between the two powers and, of course, will receive the head of the prc more than once. in fact, that's what it was built for. the authorities of the ternopil region, which is in western ukraine, are asking the ministry of culture to independently check the pochaev lavra, they say , and the lease agreement for the monastery with the ukrainian orthodox church is time to revise and recalculate museum values. in general, clearly they ar

tais save by buying a large volume of ointment 100 g let's continue our broadcast at 10:00 and 12 minutesthe clock yehor chischerinda and anna valevska today is march 31. well, if you watch us on the air, i will say that on youtube, on our other youtube channel, we are now broadcasting live on facebook what is happening under the walls of the kiev-pechersk ukrainian lavra, there is such a mini-anti-maidan of the moscow patriarchate taking place here, the so-called parishioners are protecting they do not allow the ukrainian authorities to take away their property from the lease that expired for the orthodox church of ukraine of the so-called moscow patriarchate the day before yesterday the commercial court did not satisfy the lawsuit regarding the illegality of the termination of the agreement. well, in fact, the lavra should already today be completely transferred to the ukrainian state. unfortunately, this is not happening completely yet, because there are such people . well, what do the people who listened to this broadcast say, what do they sing there? christ is risen i don't know why