Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What recent events led to Commander Bovino's departure from Minneapolis?
That is Bloomberg's Miles Miller. Now, power grids are also under pressure as a deep freeze now sets in following the storm. The grid operator PJM Interconnection issued an emergency for Tuesday and warned demand will exceed 147 gigawatts. That's an all-time high for winter.
Six people are presumed dead after a private jet crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Maine Sunday evening. The cause of this crash is under investigation. It occurred as the winter storm was affecting the area and federal investigators were initially unable to reach the crash site due to the weather. India and the European Union are set to announce a trade deal.
These two jurisdictions are forcing closer economic ties as a way of defending against President Trump's tariffs. Now, an agreement would lower tariffs on most consumer and industrial goods traded between India and the European Union. It would also benefit the EU's car exports. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said today the UK would not have to choose between the US and China
as he spoke about significant opportunities for British businesses ahead of Starmer's trip to Beijing this week. Starmer insisted the U.K. could meet President Xi Jinping without angering President Trump. He also said the U.K. could enjoy close relations with the U.S. and business opportunities in China. And that is News When You Want It with Bloomberg News Now.
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