economic cooperation summit in san francisco. in their first face to face talks in more than a year, they are expected to discuss the ongoing trade row between the two countries, as well as washington s measures to restrict beijing s acess to advanced computer chips. the meeting comes as china s once roaring economy struggles to recover from the the impact of the pandemic. earlier i spoke to the executive director of the asian trade centre in singapore, deborah elms. she told me this conversation is an important first step. well, i think the most important part is that they ve had a meeting. i mean, that sounds pretty modest, but after a lot of disruption that through the trump years and through the trump years and through the trump years and through the pandemic and through the pandemic and through the pandemic and through the post pandemic period, just having a conversation between the two leaders is critical to helping stabilise this rocky relationship.- stabilise this ro
of that map up on the screen. we understand they re trying to get helicopters there, boats and ships as quickly as they can. there s concern that it could sink or be swept away? absolutely especially in shallow water as in thattia. if it is only 45 50 meters deep the current also move quite quickly. some of the currents combined with winds that are blowing through at that moment and the heating seas any debris could disappear quite quickly. i would expect them to get a helicopter out there before anything else. i don t think the distance offshore is too great. that would be what i would be using. so the process now, if they recover this debris they mark where it was found and then they work backwards looking at the currents and the tides and the wind conditions and that will