i think the aml sanction is a lot easier than the fraud.quite easy for us to block transactions coming out of russia or making payments to russia, and we even deploy some... and is thatjust a blanket ban, you say, "we will not do that"? pretty much from, like, a russia point of view. we're not making or taking any payments in and out of russia. and there's some more complexity around the baltic area, cos there's some people trying to get around the rules by setting up shell entities in the baltic area, and, you know, we have more complicated rules around that. so in general, like, the rules in sanction and aml are pretty sort of black and white, where come to fraud, it's a lot more tricky, especially with the take—off of ai. i think it's just going to get even more difficult to prevent, and we spent... you know, in airwallex, we have over 100 engineers working on ourfraud and aml system and kyc systems, so that kind of gives you an idea of how much of a resource we deploy to protecting our customers from these fraud incidents. and i suppose

i think the aml sanction is, uh, is a lot easier than the fraud.anction point of view, it's quite easy for us to block transaction coming out of russia or making payments to russia. uh, and we even deploy.... and is that. just a blanket ban, you say? much in from a like a russia point of view that, uh, we not making or taking any payments, uh, in and out of russia. uh, and there's some more complexity around the baltic area because there's some people trying to get around the rules by setting up shell entities in the baltic area. and, you know, we have more complicated rules around that. um, so in general, like the, the rules in, in sanction and aml are sort of black and white, uh, where come to fraud is a lot more tricky, especially with the takeoff of ai. uh, i think it'sjust going to getting even more difficult, uh, to, to prevent. and we spent, you know, in airwallex, we have over 100 engineers working on our fraud and aml system and kyc system. so that kind of give you an idea of how much of a, um, a resource we deploy, uh, to, to protecting o

systems, as well as nine launchers of rocket systems of zalozhny fire, including mlrszo haimers and one aml six electronic warfare stations, four units of engineering equipment, including two engineering vehicles, one ur-77 mine clearing unit. well, now in the kors region continues. near the settlement of spalnaya in the kursk region , a group of eighteen ukrainian attack aircraft belonging to the twenty-second separate mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine was captured, this was reported in the ministry of defense, well, and the most interesting thing is that the day before it became known that the black sea marines captured another 19 servicemen from the same twenty-second separate mechanized brigade near the kursk village of olgovka, well, and today early in the morning aviation from the mi-35m helicopter struck. those who need them, of course, food packages, medicine is needed by many, especially the elderly, specific drugs, there is not always enough of them, but nevertheless, there are no problems with this now, in general, the whole world helps, that's how it should be, w

one is for pediatric aml, acute myeloid leukemia.n before year end on that front. and graphic versus host disease. this is a company that we believe has the potential for multibillion dollar peak sales of these two products. again, very importantly the demand and the necessity is there for patients. we're excited about that. >> i'm sorry. you still own maris? >> i do. i do. >> still optimistic about the name? >> still as optimistic as ever. they're going to have additional data in the head and neck cancer space going into the end of the year. again, the platform that merus has, not only do we believe that what they showed in their trial in head and neck cancer was a success, but there was a validation effect. the platform they have in oncology, in bi specifics. very excited about what they're doing there. >> thanks for coming by. >> absolutely. >> see you soon. >> very nice to see you. >> michelle ross joining us here. >>> next, the case for caution. stocks lower after a volatile week as you know on wall street. jimmy chang is back w

>> i amle doing great. >> thanks for being with joy. you mentioned just now seeing the kamala you've always known. we've seen other politicians go through this, the kindergarten test, just be yourself, but then everyone's attacking you. d.c. has a way of dealing with people, and there can be a diminishment. i don't think she's been the first person battle that. we've seen it flourishing. i'm curious how you contrast the joy, energy that has served her well with maybe year one, year two of the role of vice president which is also different because you're not supposed to be shining, you're supposed to be supporting. have you seen an evolution? do you think there's a return to the sort of authenticity? >> i think she's always been authentic but, you know, she's a team player and, you know, she's a wonderful partner so her role as vice president, she was getting the work done. she was doing all the good work behind the scenes but then she was also getting out there as soon as they were able after covid and once things started to pick up, pr

i amle it voting for kamala harris. that's all i got to say, thank you. host: here's steve in ridgeway, pennsylvania, by text he says i'mn rural pennsylvania and like the vt majority of people in rural pennsylvania i support dold trump. unfortunately for pennsylvanis we have two huge metropolitan areas that controstate. it will take a huge get out the vote effor rural pennsylvania to save the commonwealth. we'll go to north carolina in wilmington, alexis, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for having my call. i just have to say first the name is kamala, like the punctuation. you got periods. commas. it's kamala harris. i'm just so proud of all that they have done so far in raising money and getting the word out. it's been fun. and how anybody can vote for donald trump is just baffling to me. he has such bad character. i don't care what he could do. anybody that has -- i'm trying to be nice. he's just not somebody i would want to be friends with. i'll put it that way. i wouldn't want a know it all. as far as policy, we are staring in t