jun bei: it is actually looking good.ost of the company beat expectations on the rate of two to one. consensus analysts have not downgraded earning dartmouth -- that much. most of the country talked to better margin expectation. revenue is slowing. consumer is slowing. but net that things aren't too bad even with guidance. that is tracking pretty good for us. annabelle: we can show a graphic here that tells us how many mentions we have had of the red sea over geopolitical and earnings calls in the u.s. and europe. by the halfway mark first quarter the number of references to the red sea or geopolitics almost matched the total for the past three months. how concerned are you about the situation there? bayo we are definitely --jun bei: we are definitely monitoring yet but we aren't completely concerned especially with companies with shipping routes across their. but net-net it is not that bad yet. there's a lot of company talk about it. the reason it is not as bad as supply disruption a few years ago is because demand is no

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hmart or applebees, starbucks with a joe coffee or broadway, and sweet green with samats gourme or jun, and it is working. another boycot action against israel, companies associated with israel's illegal settlements made public by the un, but now with the genocidal war, interests in these companies have increased. the office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights has identified 100% 25 businesses with ties to illegal israeli settlements considered illegal under international law. these are some of the companies which are included in that list, some of the most notably air bnb, expedia and motorola. when arab speaking countries should be helping gaza and palestinians, it turns out to that they are stabbing them in the back. normalization is one thing, but to increase trade with the israeli regime during the onslot and... aggression, these countries which have normalized relations with the israeli occupation have increased their imports from israel with morocco leading the group. this includes other countries such as egypt, jordan and the uae. this is happening as israe

himself , he treated the students in such a way that the students were attracted to that class . 15 jun 42 sabat had an armed officer in his house , but he did not give up . he used friends' houses and the houses of friends and acquaintances . they know that it is their duty to visit the fighters who are in exile , which was one of the meetings i had with martyr nasiri, the supreme leader, in iranshahr. he had to resign and apply for retirement to continue his activities . with his retirement agreed, no more travel it became a part of his life. mr. nasiri was invited to give a speech in bandar abbas, jiroft, zarand, kerman, and even in fars, larestan, rafsanjan, etc. with the victory of the islamic revolution, mr. moalem became the governor of sirjan at the request of the people. year 57. 8. every city was looking for a representative in the first islamic council. mehdi nasiri, who was abad and his ancestors were lari , became a candidate for the people of larestan. the society of tehran introduced him in the newspapers. a thousand tomans were spent, the salary of the second month will

they did not absent themselves, he went to qom several times to meet with ayatollah khomeini after 15 junsabat had an armed officer in his house , but he did not give up , he used friends' houses, the houses of friends and acquaintances , he did his home meetings and his own work, and that is why he was arrested and imprisoned by savak five times. they knew that it was their duty not to be exiled, that visiting the fighters who are in exile was one of the meetings that now martyr nasiri had with the supreme leader himself. in iran, he was forced to resign and apply for retirement in order to continue his activities. with his retirement, which was agreed, the journey is part of it became his life. mr. nasiri was invited to give a speech on the victory of the islamic revolution, mr. moalem, at the request of the people of sirjan governor in the province of fars, larestan, rafsanjan, in band abbas, jirouft , zarand, kerman. it was the year 1958, when every city was looking for a representative in the first islamic council. mehdi nasiri, whose ancestors were abad and lari , became a candidate

zhang jun at the meeting of the security council, expressing concern about the attacks america and englanded to yemen that these attacks have intensified the security risks in this region. a number of families. zionist evenings gathered in front of netanyahu's residence in occupied jerusalem on wednesday evening . the protestors asked the prime minister of the zionist regime to prioritize efforts to free the prisoners and continue negotiations with the palestinian resistance groups instead of inciting war and more crimes in the gaza strip. meanwhile, netanyahu on wednesday, emphasizing the continuation of the attacks on the gaza strip, sent a delegation to cairo to continue. negotiations on the exchange of prisoners between the zionist regime and hamas rejected and denied presenting a new proposal on behalf of this movement in tuesday's talks in cairo. supporters of palestine held a rally in front of the french ministry of foreign affairs in paris and demanded an end to the zionist crimes in the gaza strip. those present in this gathering called for the boycott of the zionist regime to imm

jun. now, according to the routine of the world program today , we want to see the developments in palestine in the past 24 hours in the narration of the picture. red crescent ambulance planet, unfortunately let's not talk about rufa al-musaafin, and this is on the side of the stars , of course, the concentration of the forces of the israeli forces is on the side of the stars , the presence of the planet of the child of india, this is the planet of the hamada family. the so-called dozens of bullets are clearly visible on this map. taal or uncle taal. well, as i said at the beginning of the program , our other case tonight is dedicated to the coverage of the 22 bahman march of the iranian people in the international media , some of the western media are very short and brief like this. rahimai, some others even censored it and this march, despite the fact that it was held in 1400 cities of the country, is somewhere in the frame. networks such as the english bbc or the american cnn did not fi

in the meeting of the security council, zhang jun expressed his concern about the us and british attacks on yemen and added: these attacks have aggravated the security risks in this region. the members of the arab league have not decided on the termination of the economic relations of some members with the zionist regime, demanding an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip. arab league members. declaring that they are trying to pass a resolution to stop the conflicts in gaza and in this way they have high support among the members of the un security council. the representative of palestine in the united nations said that netanyahu plans to force 1.5 to 2 million palestinians to flee from the gaza strip to the sinai desert by attacking rifa. riyad mansour asked the un security council to act responsibly and prevent disaster. to prevent human being in rafah . french basketball player and ambassador of the paris 2024 olympic games, emilie gommy, has been announced kurds continue to support the palestinian people. gemi has been tried for criticizing the zionist regime . i will continue what i

and here there are also mentioned for some reason the same, his name is zhang jun now. he, this permanent representative, he called for the implementation of the minsk agreements. well, somehow, it seems to me, this boat has already gone on a long voyage. and here , then, it turns out, that is... i still can't understand what china wants, but china thinks about itself, it has its own diplomacy, and this diplomacy is aimed at supporting... . his national security, if we analyze xi jinping's speeches, he mostly talks about national security, and not about economic development, as was the case before, that is, this escalation is american-chinese , they affect ukraine, negatively, i would say, because at the moment this conflict, which we are suffering in, they are looking at only because of their american-chinese escalation, and currently what is happening... for example, in america, china is the only thing that unites the two political forces, and hearing the speeches at the primaries of both republicans and democrats, china unites this rhetoric, that is, anti-chinese sen

jun stated his position openly. explain to the anti -revolution some of the same radical reformism mr. khatami-gorbachev said at that time because of the type of structural reforms, accelerated reforms , mr. khatami refused to announce the issue. mr. khatami is not willing to clarify his lines and boundaries and wants to play in the middle, thinking that he can collect people from both ends of the spectrum. well, this is the first. the step for dishonesty is social networks, which i am today thanks to the networks socially, the flow of reforms has been purified. i believe that this same statement would not have been issued if it were not for social networks. social networks came to light up the atmosphere so that today you have anti-revolutionary and revolutionary currents and they all have their own positions . no one can play in the middle. genuine bipolar revolutionary. a revolution has been made, the reformist is left in the middle, the reformist who is in the middle is surprised , the part that was radical has

scenario, according to the representative of china in the security council of the united nations, zhang junessed during the meeting, according to him, by continuing to supply us with weapons, the united states of america and other western countries are simply continuing the war. at the same time , he called on the american leadership. to stop adding fuel to the fire and nonsense, because it disrupts all diplomatic attempts to find options for a peaceful end to the war in ukraine, moreover, he called on all parties to the conflict in ukraine, the conflict, he emphasizes this word, to comply with the minsk agreements, most of the provisions of which have not yet been fulfilled , it seems that he is a long, long, long, long slept, woke up, it seems to him that the minsk agreements are still valid and that they can still be fulfilled, but such statements, well, it's simple. just fold your hands and wait, maybe russia will have mercy , this is terrible, maybe it will just stop, well, yes, we saw, by the way, remember, this is not an isolated case when we saw in the zaporizhzhia direction, when u

according the representative of china in the united nations security council, zhang jun, expressed duringim, continuing to deliver.

scenario, according to the representative of china in the security council of the united nations, zhang jun, who expressed during the meeting, according to him , continuing to deliver. to us , the united states of america and other western countries simply continue the war, while he called on the american leadership to stop adding fuel to the fire and waste, because it frustrates all diplomatic attempts to find options for a peaceful end to the war in ukraine. moreover, he called on all parties to the conflict in ukraine, the conflict, he emphasizes this word, to observe the minsk agreements, most of the provisions of which have not yet been fulfilled. it seems to him that the minsk agreements are still valid and that they can still be fulfilled, but such statements, well, it’s simple, just fold your hands and wait, maybe russia will have mercy, it’s a horror to just stop, well, yes, we’ve seen by the way, this is not an isolated case when we saw in the zaporozhye direction, when ukrainian paratroopers ran out of ammunition, they came out of hiding, they were simply shot, well that is, it i

yang, legally known as yang jun, is a chinese—born pro—democracy writer, blogger and political commentatorcitizen in 2002. he was detained when he flew from new york into china in 2019 and charged with espionage. voters in paris have approved a plan to triple parking fees for people from outside the city driving suvs in the french capital. the referendum is part of the mayor's drive to make the streets of paris safer and greener. the british prime minister has arrived in northern ireland to mark the return of a power sharing government. two years ago, the democratic unionist party walked out in protest against post—brexit trade agreements. they have now endorsed a deal to restart the political institutions. charlotte gallagher reports. rishi sunak is back in belfast, meeting staff and volunteers at an air ambulance station.- an air ambulance station. well, it is great _ an air ambulance station. well, it is great to — an air ambulance station. well, it is great to be _ an air ambulance station. well, it is great to be back— an air ambulance station. well, it is great to be back in - it is

. >> hello everyone and i'm dana perino with jun pirro jesse watters and greg gutfeld. there is "the five." governor gavin newsom would like to speak to the manager, the liberal governor earning the nickname of california karen after snitching on a target employee recalling a time he witnessed a theft in the store and overheard an employee blaming him. >> the woman says he's walking out and didn't pay for that. i said why didn't you stop million? she goes oh, the governor lowered the threshold. there's no accountability. i said that's just not true. she looks at me twice and freaks out, calls everyone over, wants a photo, and no i'm not taking a photo. i'm talking to your manager how you're blaming the governor. >> gavin newsom, proposition 47 allowing them to steal $957 of goods without facing consequences. denny's in oakland is shutting for good after 54 years due to crimes. walgreen's is closing multiple locations across boston. that struck a never congresswoman pressley. >> she's closures are not arbitrary and innocent. they're life-threatening acts of racial and ec

>> jun of several searing inquiries, with zuckerburg and others. to discuss the impact of social media on children. [applause] >> your families have suffered and this is why we've invested so much [inaudible] efforts to make sure that no one has to go through -- families have to suffer. >> joining the facebook sounder, fellow ceo's from tik tok and discord, each of whom were greeted by photos of children who had commit expected suicide or victimized by predators they met on the social media platforms. >> my son in this picture, who is no longer with me, and all the parents who sat in that room, who have lost children to social media related harms, is enough causation to prove that social media harms our children's mental health. mark zuckerburg is full of it. >> trace: and while each ceo defended their respective platforms approach to safety and security the overwhelming viewpoint from lawmakers was succinctly put this way. >> you have blood on your hands. >> trace: for what it's worth meta and other companies offer parental controls on their platf

. >> hello everyone and i'm dana perino with jun pirro jesse watters and greg

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on jun. the group cochair reverend william barber ii made the announcement from the national press club. this is an hour. >> today, we are here to announce that on march 2, 2024, and 32+ states that you will hear more about later, we will be holding a massport peoples low-wage workers moral march to statehouse assemblies, part of 42 weeks organizing mass mobilization of poor and low-wage voters across the usa that touch more than 15 million infrequent voters. between now and november. and to announce that in june, june 15, we will also be marching on the united states congress to launch our summer initiative to continue to push to mobilize the 15.4 and the income voters in low income, low-wage workers. it is time for a resurrection and not an insurrection. and we, this year, or in the 60th anniversary of freedom summer your freedom and jus that which one must continue, continue to fight for. i'm going to sail a bit more but we want to introduce this first by way of our promo video of whole na

the recent one was actually jun. >> that was not geared to the children at all in new york city. >> buthow is that actually relevant to the education aspect. even if it's not to children, why are we talk thing about that issue? >> i think it's porn -- >> many other things that we should be looking at. >> and we are doing so much more. that is a small part of whatever we do and the reality is that the smithsonian is trying to make sure it embraces totality who we are as americans but it is not the major part of what we do at all. >> well, i appreciate that it's not a major -- >> and i appreciate your opportunity to look into that. not to pivot, let me also ask one more question, were there any fund for those show that is you're aware of? >> i have to look into that. i know the smithsonian is used in a variety of ways but i'm not sure. >> i'm pivoting now, how does the smithsonian plan to ensure that the women's museum represents a wide diversity of thought and perspective among american women and specific plans and initiatives that you're looking for. >> helping people recognize in new w

jun with qualifying injuries, cash awards are also available to the surviving spouses and children ofthese same qualifying marines and civilians. before they die, you may qualify even if your loved one died decades ago. we charge a 20% attorney's fee on elective option claims. we advance all which are deducted from your 80% share only if we win called the meyer blair law firm at one 800 467 3800 for a free no risk consulting. that's 1-800- 467 3800. let us help you protect your rights. >> your season finale is upon us too, including on fringe dog food. >> it's freshpet real meat road, edgy beast. there's always a portrayal in the finale we are definitely in the beginning of blizzard conditions, bone chilling cold, just catching snow when it's cold outside, the fox weather turns up the heat. winter storm fox. >> where is winter storm hq trying out?s unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for po and making the show possible. please say your dvr so gru never, ever, ever missn r mn episode of hannity. let not your heart be trouble. greg gutfeld

that are suffering, and it'questionsr biden, i'm sure, why wereg this people celebrating this jobs junhen if you dig just an inch deep, you see that those are not full time jobs. these are part jobs that a lot s of people are taking just to make ends mee t, to pay off high interest credit card debt. so they take the jobs report and they spend it, sean. >> that's what they do. sunnspent its y host and i think it was in the same episode there went on to say you need to vote for n joe biden because he's got an anazing economy for you. we've got low unemployment and inflation is coming down. we'll think of that. what real people are saying. real people are sayings they're putting groceries on their credit card. that's where the $1 trillionllio in credit card debt is coming from. these basin in card debt ic houw we are dealing with a situation where mostith people in the wal street journal today, they're saying, look at the sdingnnect between thi that they keep citing and the headlines that are out there and hones thatw people feel. people feel like the rug could be pulled out from under th

expect that, in factsb ,arguments will be made in late april, probably won't get a decision until june, jun perhaps late june. all that puts right upe. until july, the month, the republican cational conventiocan, i would argue. how do you possibly have a case that close to a presidential election? well, that is going to beacing the question facing likely de of justice,li assuming just for for the purposes of argument that smith prevails. i mean, trump's claim is quitep sweepingclai and there there are likely to be justices that won't sign on to that. >> but some of the justices clearly have reservations. while trump's argument mightd. be sweeping, they may view the district, the d.c. circuit opinioc. n, to be sweeping in itself. that is, they're unsure of where that line is drawe unw so let's assume for a second that they rule for smithe fo t and send back what's called the mandate to the district court fodistrir trial to go forward.he if that happens in june,l the trial judge hajudgs to get through pretrial motions. it could take easily a couple of month months.s. then the trial itself can

. >> got jun. >> always live abc seven news starts right now.ts this morning, so keep that in mind when you're driving. here's a live look outside at our san mateo-hayward bridge camera, and you can see that it really has cleared up. it was pretty slick out there earlier. it was raining when we looked out there earlier, but things seem to be flowing pretty nicely here. and if you ride bart, they do have slower speeds, delays, some delays today because of that wet weather. drew >> hey, gloria, we'll go to live doppler seven. >> the showers are scattered and pretty light in nature, but that's the theme of today. may get some sun and the clouds roll back in. you get a shower. it's a level one today for those scattered showers. even the possibility of thunderstorms just like yesterday. so rain today and tomorrow. and then on sunday. it's a level three strong storm flood watches and high wind warnings. in effect sunday kumasi. >> thanks, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday y live. have a good deja vu: i

. >> reporter: cam jun ku is the ceo of imbuke, a company building new user friendly ai systems to helpfting our jobs and our work. it's taking away a lot of the very detailed, kind of grunt work so that now we can get that work done quickly and get it done at a more strategic level. >> reporter: a working paper from harvard business school found generative ai can a worker's performance by as much as 40% compared with workers who don't use it. while linkedin data shows ai shifting core job skills up to 65% by 2030. the most in demand skill of 2024 is communications. >> ai will help us be more efficient in our work, but it's not going to replace all of the work. you're still going to be able to sell a product, sell a home. that is through that person interaction. this applies to many different types of jobs. it's the human skills that are going to be becoming even more important. >> these changes are coming so fast. if you're worried ai poses a threat to your job, what do you do? >> first of all, george, you have to understand ai in order to understand the threat. it's just useful to und

consideration acknowledging after application of 31 measures housing element result in significant jun avoidable impact in the areas shown in the slide. when we reviewed 2395 sacramento street we found the project would have significant impact that could be mitigated and none of these was preculiar because they were similar to the impacts already disclosed. we came to that conclusion after conducting project level review that included over 150 pages of project level documentation including technical studies, evaluation response and determination. these included full historic resource analysis as my colleague rich will describe. next slide. with all that substantive evidence to support our gpe, it is entirely inaccurate to claim the department conducted no environmental review and we conducted project level review. say we hadn't used the housing element to streamline. say that wasn't a tool. we would have conducted analysis and based oen the information we have today we would have issued a mitigated negative declaration and identified the same significant environmental impact, applied t

consideration acknowledging after application of 31 measures housing element result in significant jun avoidable impact in the areas shown in the slide. when we reviewed 2395 sacramento street we found the project would have significant impact that could be mitigated and none of these was preculiar because they were similar to the impacts already disclosed. we came to that conclusion after conducting project level review that included over 150 pages of project level documentation including technical studies, evaluation response and determination. these included full historic resource analysis as my colleague rich will describe. next slide. with all that substantive evidence to support our gpe, it is entirely inaccurate to claim the department conducted no environmental review and we conducted project level review. say we hadn't used the housing element to streamline. say that wasn't a tool. we would have conducted analysis and based oen the information we have today we would have issued a mitigated negative declaration and identified the same significant environmental impact, applied t

the belgian beat china'sjiang jun by four frames to three in llandudno as he tries to get back into formgh to the second round. he beat wale's jackson page by four frames to one. and we've seen snooker�*s ronnie o'sullivan complain about the conditions he's had to play in before. now the former world darts champion gerwyn price has followed suit. he pulled out of the players championship in wigan whilst trailing 4—2 in his last 16 match because of what he called pathetic conditions, calling the environment less than amateur. the pdc said he had complained it was too cold. but people quick to point out with a nickname the iceman perhaps that would be ok! and we brought you all the action from the super bowl yesterday, and the celebrations continued way into the night after the kansas city chiefs clinched the super bowl in las vegas. travis kelce with much to celebrate after his third super bowl victory dancing the night away with his pop star girlfriend taylor swift. the chiefs beat the san francisco 49ers 25—22 in overtime to become the first back—to—back super bowl champions in 19 years