u. s. trust doesn't make it to easy for ethic. because the under us that the trust law, a lot of slack is given to a firm that makes the system to use it the way it wants to. and basically says it doesn't have a duty to do to deal with it inspires the suppliers or to be kind of the buyers and suppliers. so this can look very unfair. it is very unfair. and whether the line is coating competitive act, it's another thing that just epics prepared to prove it, but it's not just really easy. yeah. okay. we got about 20 seconds here before we go. i just wanted to ask you, do you think that we will continue to see cases like this being brought against apple when it comes to these anti trust accusations? i think we will and we're seeing them all over the world and all over the rest of the world. it's kind of easier to prove claims. and so apple might just have to pull into line because of you and other courses around the world. yeah, certainly we will continue to follow this case closely. professor elinor fox, thank you so much for your tim

u. s. and take trust law doesn't make it too easy for epic because under us that they trust a lot a lot of slack is given to a firm that makes a system to use it the way it wants to and they simply says it doesn't have a duty to do to deal with it buyers of suppliers are to be kind of the buyer of the suppliers so this can look very unfair it is very unfair and whether crosses the line and it's called an anti-competitive act it's another thing that just epix prepared to prove it but it's not just really easy yeah ok we've got about 20 seconds here before we go i just wanted to ask you do you think that we will continue to see cases like this being brought against alcoa when it comes to these antitrust accusations. i think we will and we're seeing them all over the world and all over the rest of the world it's kind of easier to prove the claims and so apple might just have to fall into line because of you and other and forces around the world certainly we will continue to follow this case closely professor eleanor fox thank you so much for your time and for your insight today. thank you out

now amazon is facing an anti trust lawsuit in the u. s. capital washington d. c, the district attorney general's office is claiming that the tech giant is abusing its dominant position in a way that harms consumers. a seizure ledges that amazon is control of more than half of us online sales results in higher prices shop as a company, as long argued that it delivers chief products or consumers. if the lawsuit is successful, amazon could face paying damages and other penalties. let's get more on this from our wall street correspondent quarter ends. nice to have you with us. just bought it by the way that amazon does business that's seen as uncompetitive now. well, i mean what the attorney general basically is saying that there is a clause that 3rd party that prohibits 3rd party sellers on the amazon platform to sell their product on another platform for a lower price. so that at the end of the day, that customers off amazon have to pay more than they would actually do without that clause. that actually that was a clause like that until 2019. then amazon changed

now amazon is facing an anti trust lawsuit in the u. s. capital washington d. c. the district attorney general's office is claiming that the tech giant is abusing its dominant position in a way that harms consumers the seizure ledgers. the amazon's control of more than half of us online sales results in higher prices shop. and the company has long argued that it delivered chief products or consumers. if the lawsuit is successful, amazon could faith paying damages and other penalties. let's get more on this from our wall street correspondent quarter ends. nice to have you with us. just bought, is it about the way that amazon does business that's seen as uncompetitive now? well, i mean what the attorney general basically is saying that there is a clause that 3rd party that prohibits 3rd party sellers on the amazon platform to sell their products on another platform for a lower price. so that at the end of the day, that customers off amazon have to pay more than they would actually do without that clause. that actually that was a clause like that until 2019. then ama

u. s. and the e u, would you like to see that designation changed or do you see all that as being part of this trust the building process? i absolutely believe it as a nation is their own one. israel has been dealing with directly and indirectly so many other countries and c swing is a country deal directly with a terrorist organizations from to speak. i'm ash is just a moment. we understand that eric seemed to understand that. but they did. nation makes it even much harder for them to be able to act, to deal as not necessarily as equal, but certainly to be able to address their grievances and issues and be treated as normal people, not as a terrorist. so that designation ought to be removed as soon as possible. obviously, many other things. so the world that you're, that you're envisaging that it's world where as we stand, it is hard to, to imagine coming into, to be this idea of that being trust between the 2 sides is there is no oper sides the moment for reconciliation on the ground. can it be enforced or indeed incentivized intensifies? yes. force no, i think which is necessary specifically, but

u. s. and the e u, would you like to see that designation changed or do you see all that as being part of this trust the building process? i absolutely believe it as a nation is their own way. israel has been dealing with directly and indirectly, so many other countries and seems. swayne is a country deal directly with a terrorist organizations for to speak. i'm ash, is just a moment. we understand that eric seemed to understand that, but it does ignition makes it even much harder for, for them to be able to act, to deal as not necessarily as equal, but certainly to be able to address their grievances and issues and be treated as normal people not as a terrorist, so that designation or to be removed as soon as possible. obviously many other things. so the world that you're, that you're envisaging that it's world where as we stand, it is hard to, to imagine coming into, to being this idea of that being trust between the 2 sides. if there is no oper sides the moment for reconciliation on the ground, can it be enforced or indeed incentivized intensifies yes. force no, i think which is necessary specifi

u. s. and the e. u, would you like to see that designation changed or do you see that as being part of this trust building process? i absolutely believe the nation is their own why israel has been dealing with directly and indirectly. so many other countries and see swain is a country deal directly with a terrorist organization, so to speak. i'm ash, is just a moment we understand that eric seemed to understand them, but they did. the nation makes it even much harder for, for them to be able to act, to, to deal as not necessarily as equal, but certainly to be able to address their grievances and issues and be treated as normal people, not as a terrorist. so that designation ought to be removed as soon as possible. obviously, many other things. so the world that you're, that you're envisaging there is a world where as we stand, it is hard to, to imagine coming into, to being this idea of that being trust between the 2 sides. if there is no oper size, the moment for reconciliation on the ground, can it be enforced or indeed incentivized intensifies yes. force no, i think which is necessary specifically, how

u. s. and israel, however, it is realistic, it is possible. we'll have to wait and see how the us is reopening. it's palestinian liaison office in east jerusalem and is working to rebuild trust with the policy and president of us. how's that going down in israel? well, that's definitely a very clear change of policy coming from the new white house administration. unlike trump, who pretty much cited with israel on every single point of dispute, the government had with the palestinians biting bite and is now sending a clear message that you the palestinians, you have someone to talk to this out outreach office is quite of a yeah, it's quite a strong, a single in israel. however, this is not really being seeing is coming instead of the support that the u. s. has given israel for years. we all know that the u. s. as israel strongest l. i. so both among the public and officials in israel, this is seeing is something that is additional, but does not come instead. okay, now the next stop is i'm on. what can we expect from lincoln visit to him on what role to the jordanians play? right, so this time during this specific sees firing, gaza was indeed egypt. that brokered truth. howeve

trust. over the past three years. yosef who moved to the u. s israel, has hired about 30 employees just coming out of prison, many of them convicted of murder. give people to share that nobody else will. give. i think we only give them or boosted and more ways to show that they prove that they deserved a second chance. it all started with carlos flores. he came into the bakery in 2018 3 days after serving 23 years for a murder during a store robbery. tell him all of this stuff. you know, i'm very. transparent with him, and he, he says, i hire you sunday and it was just like, whoa, the second i heard he was in prison for 23 years, and he's looking for a job. i wanted to hire him immediately. he takes everything in stride. it's like i've seen it before you have it. floors learned how to bake hollow bread. he has since moved to washington state, but he spread the word the other former inmates that their record won't prevent them from getting a job there. i was incarcerated for murder and robbery, stephen bits of 25 years on his fifth day out, josep

life far easier wh trur isaac yosef does takes a lot of trust over the past three years. joseph who moved to the u. ss hired about 30 employees just coming out of prison, many of them convicted of murder. give people to share that nobody else. give i think we only give them or boosted and more willing to show that they prove that they deserved a second chance. it all started with carlos flores. he came into the bakery and 2018 3 days after serving 23 years for a murder during a store robbery. tell him all of this stuff. you know, i'm very. transparent with him, and he he says, i hire you sunday and it was just like, whoa, the second i heard he was in prison for 23 years, and you're looking for a job. i wanted to hire him immediately. he takes everything in stride. it's like i've seen it before. you have it. klores learned how to bake hollow bread. he has since moved to washington state, but he spread the word the other former inmates that their record won't prevent them from getting a job there. i was incarcerated for murder and robbery, stephen bits of 25 years on his fifth day out, joseph hired him

trust. over the past three years. yosef who moved to the u. sed about 30 employees just coming out of prison, many of them convicted of murder. give people to share that nobody else would give. i think we only give them or boosting and more ways to show that they prove that they deserved a second chance. it all started with carlos flores. he came into the bakery and 2018 3 days after serving. 93 years for a murder during the store robbery. tell him all of this stuff. you know, i'm very transparent with him and he, he says i hire you sunday and it was just like, whoa, the second i heard he was in prison for 23 years looking for a job. i wanted to hire him immediately. he takes everything in stride. it's like i've seen it before you have it. floors learned how to bake hollow bread. he has since moved to washington state, but he spread the word the other former inmates that their record won't prevent them from getting a job there. i was incarcerated for murder and robbery. stephen bits of 25 years on his fifth day out, joseph hired him. he's willin

trust no one also on the day it's been 100 years since a thriving black community was gutted by. i want more in the u. s, city of tulsa, oklahoma. the toll from the massacre was catastrophic. and the when, while elder telephones rather had remained silent in the past, out of fear, younger generations believe now a century on its well and truly time to talk about ignorance that keeps us divide. it so events like this, continuing to educate people, that's the only thing that i think is going to get past that point that and learn about it and tell us about 9 or 10 years so, well, i don't think people one to go back and remember that magic things that happened, they might have been afraid that it might happen again to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states and all around the world. welcome. we begin the day as gemini demand samples over a report. the denmark help the us by on senior european politicians, including chancellor anglo medical, initial revelations, nearly a decade ago, showed that the u. s. national security intelligence agency tapped the fines of several leaders, including the smirk of now

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trust, so does collaboration. weingarten says nothing comes close to in person learning when it comes to quality education here in the u. sd based research group ed source says more than half of the students here in california remain in distance learning well serves up in san francisco, a nonprofit has been teaching high schoolers how to surf for the past year interviews, frank mallicoat reports. in the shadow of the foggy golden gate, they descend from the sea cliffs, surfboards in hand destination san francisco's china beach. there is something i don't know that just connects all of us. i think to something bigger than then what we are by being out in nature out in the ocean. yeah welcomeco based nonprofit that has providedse to some 2000 plus city teens, . if you can overcome the thrashings of learning to serve and getting fallen off the board and getting back up and keep going and persevering, then you can apply that toe like ah, homework lesson that through. lita for a job application or college application. hunter childs and johnny erwin founded city serve project back in 2014 when they discovered a teen self esteem

trust no one i also on the day it's been 100 years since a thriving black community was gutted by. i want more in the u. s. city of tulsa, oklahoma. the toll from the massacre was catastrophic. and the when, while elder telephones rather have remained silent in the past, out of fear, younger generations believe now a century on its well and truly time to talk about ignorance that keeps us divide it. so events like this. continuing to educate people, that's the only thing that i think is going to get us past that point that and learn about it and tell have a bad 9 or 10 years so. well, i don't think people want to go back and remember the traumatic things that happened. they might have been afraid that it might happen again to our view as on p b. s in the united states and all around the world. welcome. we begin today as gemini demand samples over a report that denmark helped us by on senior european politicians, including chancellor anglo medical, initial revelations, nearly a decade ago, showed that the u. s. national security intelligence agency tapped the fines of several leaders, including the merkel.