thinks things will shake out. we start with a dramatic move that could have huge implications for the fraught relationship between the u.s. and china. the biden administration pulling the plug on secretary of state blinken s planned chip to china, just hours after the pentagon revealed it had detected a chinese surveillance balloon over montana. so right now the video, this video was taken in billings, montana, on thursday, although it s not clear if this is the balloon in question. obviously there s the balloon. that was secretary blinken who was supposed to leave tomorrow. that s now on hold. the u.s. has decided to monitor the balloon instead of shooting it down, even though it s apparently still gathering intelligence as we speak. a decision not sitting well some republicans. this is the fist time in my lifetime i ve ever seen anything like this, and it s very disturbing to know that it s still up there in the air near our military installations. the time is now, let
Capital. Happening right now, President Trump giving senators both a prep talk and beattodown, too, r not getting the health care over the finish lime. Eamon javers is at the white house. Eamon. Reporter thats right. I can tell you that we know some of what he has said to these republican senators. Hes gathering them here to talk about ways forward on the Obamacare Repeal and replace effort which was all but dead earlier this week. Today the president says he wants to continue to push forward. He says ultimately that we have no choice. We have to repeal and replace obamacare. The best option is repeal and replace even though the president suggested early that maybe the best option was to repeal obamacare and wait to replace it until sometime in the indefinite future. Today, the president saying that obamacare was a big lie. It was a lie directly from the president. That was from president obama. He also says that he thinks the senators should stay in town until they have the opportunit
But there s an approach to our hiring strategy. we ll continue to hire throughout the summer months as the volumes continue to grow year-over-year. so not at all recessionary types of, you know, dynamics that you hear there, and again, scott boatright, the chief restaurant officer there saying they re trying to expand the amount of restaurants chipotle has from 3,000 to 7,000 because that many people want chipotle burritos. they have to staff up for all of that. it shows demand for labor in this weird economy. i always learn something from you, brian, now it s burrito season. have a great weekend. stay warm, thank you. the path to police reform. i ll talk to two city leaders who ran for office to change the criminal justice system. will the death of tyre nichols help them bring about meaningful change at the local level now. and fitting children with bullet proof vests, the race to safely get kids out of a war zone in eastern ukraine. you re watching chris jansing reports onl
Chipotle’s next era of technology has begun to take shape inside restaurants, with a central focus on optimization. On Tuesday, the fast casual announced it’s piloting multiple technologies to streamline operations and strip friction from its business. The first, piloting in select Southern California restaurants, is a cook-to-needs kitchen management system that provides demand-based cooking and ingredient preparation forecasts to “optimize throughput and freshness while minimizing food waste,” the company said.