ok, we seem to have lost xiao for some reason. we go back to l xiao for some reason.south and south—west. let's go back to the count in blackpool, these are the pictures from blackpool, as helen said, those boxes are starting to come in. we will go back tojoe shortly. we have had some political reaction foot of the transport secretary mark harper was asked if it would be a good night for the conservatives and here's what he had to say. we will try to come back to that! 0k, here's what he had to say. we will try to come back to that! ok, let's go back tojoe. let's see if we can go back tojoe. let's see if we can go back tojoe, we have a re—established contact with him one of the technical glitches which you expect on an election night with so many different sources coming into the bbc. we were talking about the mayors for the conservatives in tees valley in the west midlands. ben houchen and andy street both have very strong personal voters. most very strong personalvoters. most --eole very strong personalvoters. most people will— very strong personalvoters. most peopl

they're working to find this man, 78 year old keyshawn xiao. he was last seen yesterday morning near filbert and grant, not far from coit tower. he's considered at risk because he suffers from dementia. doesn't know his name, his address? none of those. xiao is known to frequent chinatown, though an update on a story we brought you earlier this week. antioch police say a man found dead on a sidewalk was the victim of homicide. they've identified him as 48 year old raheem ko. police responded to a call wednesday morning on country hills drive near the antioch health center, where they found the man on the sidewalk. police are not revealing how he died, nor have they identified a suspect. santa clara county district attorney says proposed job cuts could put the public at risk. the county says it is facing a $251 million budget deficit. it's released a proposed budget to deal with that shortfall. several departments are being asked to make cuts, including the da's office. the da says he's being asked to eliminate 20 of the 62 detectives that work

on july 7, 1937, japanese troops unexpectedly opened fire on chinese soldiers near the lugo xiao bridgeijing. after this, they blamed the chinese side for the attack and ordered their army to begin the invasion. according to the famous anti-japanese war researcher and professor at tsenghua university, wang jianlan, starting a new war against china, japanese leaders pursued far-reaching strategic goals. in the 19th century, japan developed the concept of the so-called continental policy. it was to first capture manjuria, then occupy all of china and expand its expansion to the rest of the world. in 1936, according to the clarified imperial national security doctrine, japan planned to fight against the ussr and the usa in the future. thus, the japanese plan for a war of aggression was not only directed against. under the guise of fighting communist international, members of the new axis berlin-rome-tokyo planned to carry out a new redistribution of the world to establish their dominance in europe and asia. later , countries such as hungary, spain, finland, romania, bulgaria, croatia, denm

thousands watched in awe online as xiao chi ji was born in 2020.rents were sent back to china in november after their loan agreements lapsed amid heightened tensions with beijing. >> really sad, heartbreaking, to see them go back to china, and hopefully we can work something out in the future for more pandas. >> reporter: that hope now a reality after productive communications between president biden and chines president xi jinping in recent months, a sign panda diplomacy is alive and well. the new pandas are 2 years old. they'll be on a ten-year loan, which means they'll be here through at least 2034. while it's a win for all of us here in washington obviously, it's actually a boon to china's panda program as well because some of the most cutting-edge innovations in panda fertility have taken place right here in d.c. at the national zoo. and pandas are notoriously difficult breeders, so send them here in d.c. we'll get them straightened out. >> all right. pandas and politics. that was our nancy cordes. >>> and this is the "cbs news roundup." repor

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please don't forget t to follow the big weekd show on x, facebook andag instagram atra big weekend xiao, big weekend an td needed that dw it for uils and we will see you next week and life, liberty & levin, starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" send a pre-we have t pre-whi prt guests and et cetera ted cruz and stephen miller appeared before we get to our guests you are living through what is not only the worst presidency in american history when it comes to domestic and foreign affairs, but when it comes to our constitution the rule of law law and order which is the core of this republic he is dismantling iand he is destroying it. he, the department of justice and his cabinet. he, immediately democrat party especially in congress. this is no joke is enormously serious. you note jon adams said there were two that virtue is tyranny. we have tierney right now. we have a president of the united states was defied to supreme court decisions one of which involving so-called student loan forgiveness the court specifically said no only congress

her name is xiao zhen li.in high school, she moved to the u.s. from china with her family, and now she teaches high school mandarin at stratford preparatory school in san jose. li says she knows firsthand the challenges of learning a new language. as an english language learner myself, i understood the importance of practical application outside the classroom, so i wanted to provide my students with opportunities to use the language they learn in real world things. isn't that great? li says she encourages her students to participate in community events like the chinese expo, talent shows, picture book readings, and speech contests to help them become fluent and, of course, appreciate the chinese language. she says she's also helped high school students pass the ap chinese exam with high scores. one of her students says. she also uses game based learning to help students engage, use a lot of game based learning platforms such as kahoot or gimkit. and what i really like about this is not only am i having tons of

then deng xiao ping came to power in 1978 and he, he wanted a system that works. we know a decentralised system which works much better and is actually much more resilient and delivers in the uk. the problem is there's too few banks . what we need is too few banks. what we need is small banks, because the big banks don't lend to small firms. and if you have many, many small banks, they lend to small firms, then you get money creation on then you get money creation on the ground by many small, banks that lend to the local firms for local business expansion , job local business expansion, job creation, it's much higher job creation, it's much higherjob creation, it's much higherjob creation and economic growth, not inflation and not asset bubbles and crises. it's when you have a centralised system like the uk, five big banks dominating banking . they don't dominating banking. they don't want to lend to small firms. they want to do big deals with big customers. so they lend to the private equity funds. the hedge funds, financial speculation, property loans, real esta

resource to reducing emissions by 60% were moving forward with indycar because we're with everybody xiao powering progress i'm melanie zanona in washington and this is cnn on your screen right now, you can see what we've been watching develop over the last hour or so, police have moved into columbia university to move those pro-palestinian demonstrators out of the building that they've occupied since last night, hundreds and hundreds of law enforcement. >> you can see have swarmed onto the campus or in the case of the screen, you're looking at right now, the picture you're looking at right now, just off campus, we have seen law enforcement move people onto buses presumably under arrest. we've also seen the police simply move people off the campus and let them go on their way. we have seen no violent encounters but billy, between police and protesters as of now, when we have seen police move into hamilton hall itself, that is the building that was occupied overnight by these protesters. let me read you a statement from columbia university which explains how this all has been taking place

xiao are in progress this before in the stanley cup playoffs, fairclough wipers on the line right now two now, the distractions. i good still feel why guy and i the first lady tonight is echoing robert de niro in what seems to be a renewed campaign slogan for president biden the donald trump is a walking threat. can you imagine if we put any more republicans on the supreme court? no, no lose all of our rights. so we're talking about women's rights, gay rights. i mean, we will lose our routing right? yes. >> that's the tyrant he's telling us heal if trump returns to the white house, you can kiss these freedoms. goodbye that we all take for granted here with us to discuss this is historian john meacham, his new book, the call to serve, just hit bookshelves. >> donna, we will definitely get to that in just a second, but it's great to have you on the show. president biden when he was running in 2020, he didn't shy away from his warning about trump and democracy, but he had a kind of optimistic view of where the country was headed. now, this seems to be actually quite a a kind of catastrop

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xiao powering progress how we'd really happy with jesse l. martin sunday's at nine on cnn we talked before the break about how the defense in cross-examining former stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, attorney keith davidson tried to leave jurors with the impression that he was in effect on a shakedown. >> their client also to cast doubt on the credibility of expected upcoming witness, michael cohen, six years ago, seen in service-side in your talk to davidson about his dealings with cohen he had this to say, but the financial arrangement at the heart of this trial did michael cohen ever indicate to you that he was paying this $130,000 for stormy daniel's out of his own personal finances yes and back then, did he say to you, look, i'm having to take a loan out of my house to get this done is that a yes no now, there's never any conversation about that joining us now with more of keith davidson, final hours on the stand, john berman. >> so the prosecution asked davidson about that exchange in that interview? yeah. very specifically. and once ag

ith everybody xiao powering progress i'm kayla tausche at the white house, and this is cnn it's our national lead and it seems like we can't go one day without hearing about another frightening moment involving air travel. the latest involves an american airlines flight forced to abort takeoff yesterday to avoid possibly hitting another plane. this happened right here in washington dc at ronald reagan international airport, or is it national airport? either way, a united airlines flight aborted takeoff at chicago's o'hare airport monday over are reported engine fire yikes and a spirit airlines flight headed to florida, returned to jamaica on sunday over a suspected mechanical issue with terrified passengers told to put on their life vests and prepare for a possible emergency water landing. that's just in the last few days. cnn's aviation correspondent team on teen is here with moral. he always brings such great and i really, i really always want to be doing. i know where's your saif? >> all of this comes as one of the biggest james and flights, obviously boeing is unveiling a plan to to fix

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ralph xiao left his job in production to pursue his love of cooking.friends created a bodega style business. it's a neighborhood grocery store and restaurant where people can meet, sit down, and relax to enjoy a hearty meal. >> you think about bodegas in new york. they're kind of like the lifeblood of the block. they service the neighborhood through food, groceries, the news. i love making people feel heard and seen, welcoming them into our restaurant in space and making sure we're all here for each other. >> the business is called open market, and it highlights the community sandwiches are named for los angeles streets, including olympic and normandie. nice. i love that sense of community, grocery and the and the food. nice. very nice. all right. seems like a good weather day to enjoy some outdoor restaurants and eating spots for sure. >> i would today because you don't. i don't think you'll be able to do it saturday, that's for sure. so warm today it'll be sunny. there's no clouds in the sky, but it'll be warm and then a huge change. everything is st

you can see why senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was readyy to invoke that rule when then said xiao biden was upholding supreme court elections so close to an election and the opposing party. he had the filibusters of estrada and ketanji brown and doing away of with the filibuster. democrats were enraged that they were going to win if you remember. hillary was going to crash donald trump so they were consoling themselves in that. it was a foregone conclusion and tell it wasn't, right? it dealt them another hand and that's when they completely lost it. you heard senator chris: the radical base especially. the facts didn't matter anymore. it was the only decision with president tromso wasn't his judicial nominee whose record didn't matter atr all. neil gorsuch made it plain he was completely qualified and his record unassailable. still they opposed him with as much force as they could muster. what they did to justice kavanagh was criminal and entirely political and moral. i should interject the current attacks against justice clarence thomas and his family are vile unmerited and we sh

noticed already from the estimates and these market share gains globally in the order of 30% from xiaoin particular, it's a growing sense of patriotism towards the devices you are buying and you are probably seeing that in the ev market as well. annmarie: all pointing to the fact that the demand is there but they have a brand issue in china. how do you fix that? alex: it's really challenging. don't forget, this has happened to apple before, 2016, 2017 was a similar resurgence in patriotism, apple saw big chunks coming out of their market share . samsung at that time almost completely left the chinese market and did a huge pivot to india in what most people recognize as the biggest smartphone factory in the world, sam son factory, now in india. so, maybe it is just a question of patients? maybe they need to keep innovating and make sure that the market sees them as having one of if not the best smartphone on the market, but it may be a matter of patience, writing it out? jonathan: the stock is down year to date and there is one big reason that makes it difficult to bet against the name