you know, an iphone sold in the us or europe might be designed in california and built in india using semiconductors made in taiwan from raw materials provided by china. so if any link in that supply chain breaks, it sets up big problems for the rest of the chain. and that s true for smartphones, as it is for pcs, and especially in battery production for those electric vehicles we re buying more and more of. so what if one country decides to make it harderfor others to get hold of some of those critical raw materials? well, that s what china announced just last month. translation: the chinese government implements i export controls on gallium and germanium related items in accordance with the law to ensure that they are used for legitimate purposes in order to safeguard national security and better fulfil our international obligations. for quite some time now, the us side has been abusing export control measures to continuously strengthen its crackdown on china s semiconducto
the special counsel. this is the first signal that delay tactics will not stand in her honors courtroom. plus, congressman colin is on the ballot in texas. he s vying for senator ted cruz s seat. how he plans to impact his democratic rivals. i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. by this time tomorrow, donald trump s attorneys will be up against a five pm deadline. the judge in this case could be setting the tone for what is ahead. this election interference trial. the first major decision of the case, judge tanya chutkan denied the trump legal team s request for an extension of the deadline to respond to the government s proposal for a protective order. appointed by former president barack obama in 2014, judge chutkan has handed down at least 38 sentences stemming from the january 6th insurrection. 19 of those sentences were harsher than penalties requested by the justice department. the protective order proposal shelby considering would limit th
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good afternoon. i am back. a little bit later on, i m gonna tell you why you have not seen me for a couple of weeks. we want to start this hour with calls for action. protests in memphis in around the country today. this comes after the release of the shocking video of the police beating that led to death of tyre nichols. we re gonna show you some videos with a warning. it is really disturbing. we are showing it not to sensationalize it, but because watching it is the only way to really understand the extreme nature of what happened. from the moment we see tyre nichols, the assault began. they use pepper spray and a taser on him. even before he ran. police caught up with him and beat him. watch this. give me your hands. watch out. give me your hands. hit him. watch out. give me your hands. [screaming] give us your hands! [screaming] in the end, nichols was left with just one simple plea as a grown man. that plea was for his mother. watch out, watch out. mom! m
the anthem of a new era, the first official rendition of god save the king for 70 years. a moment i ve been treading. trying to keep it up. the moments i ve been treading? the new case speaks of his grief, and his first audience with the prime minister. a nation in mourning as tributes to the queen are paid across the country. i don t think i ve been or there will be another monarch like her. i just hope that charles can live up to wet his mother has obviously instilled in him. and we ll take a look at how this morning s papers are covering the king s first speech. hello good morning. king charles iii will be formally proclaimed monarch today as an ex session council, which will be televised for the first time in history. the king will make his declaration and oath in st. james s palace, he ll be joined by the new prince of wales, and the queen consort, camilla, as well as the prime minister liz truss and members of the cabinet. yesterday the king made his f