a business research in london. josie, thank you. and out of some of the other global business stories making news. china has also been hit by inflation with official statistics showing consumer prices rising to point one percent in january compared to a year ago. that is the fastest pace in 3 months thanks to hire a few food and fuel prices. the chinese consumer price index is seen as a good indicator of inflation. yahoo says it will slash 20 percent of its workforce by the end of the year. 1700 employees are affected. the job cuts come as some of the largest u. s. tech companies are cutting jobs, including amazon, alphabet meta and microsoft. they are shedding costs as consumers, pullback spending it's been quite a week for big oil, the world's 5 biggest oil companies, exxon mobil shell, total b, p. and chevron together managed to make profits of around $200000000000.00 in 2022 . but while they might be celebrating their record, earnings have drawn loud criticism and calls for windfall, taxes and damage. compensation stopped drilli

i mean, the question is josie, where do we go from here? i mean, you mentioned that, i mean there was, the economy shrank by half percent in december. we have this gigantic cost of living crisis. we have a spiking inflation shortage of workers, high energy prices on industrial action across the country. exactly. say that contraction in december with a lot to do with the stripe that we saw invitation. that service is set to a contract it in december with trauma strikes, meaning that many people can travel to spend money. and of course, it will say health and social pat was affected by strikes as well, and we saw out decline. and we'll say we certainly going to see more strike fish in which will continue to have a negative impact fee. and of course, the strikes related to the cost of living prices. people are upset, angry because that wages aren't rising by anywhere near as far as prices are rising inflation. # say that means that people are struggling to afford as much as they normally can, which is having an impact on demand and meaning tha

good on you, josie.elebrating 40 years of service josie hydes is a grimsby icon on the school run with driver's parents and children looking out for her bright yellow coat and trusty lollipop . and after four trusty lollipop. and after four decade of helping children to cross the road , been commended cross the road, been commended for her service. it's nice to get barack connection, but i'm sure there's other people in other jobs that do just as good . yeah, but as i say, 40 years is gone through, so quick. i just enjoy seeing the kids across and the band try out with them. and the parents, of course . and now it's been kids. i've seen a cross. now it's their kids . it's scary, really . seen a cross. now it's their kids . it's scary, really. but kids. it's scary, really. but yeah, i do enjoy my job. yeah, i'll keep going as long as can if the weather's nice , firm but if the weather's nice, firm but fair in her approach. josie stresses the importance of road safety to children in her role. it's a good t

. >>> a san josi community is helping two food vendors caught in incidents and this video is hard to wash. february 16th a hot dog vendor was brutally attacked. two days later another was beaten with a baseball bat. >> today was a day to let them know they're not alone. >> reporter: the owner of intex auto parts attacked a vendor and was arrested on charges of assault and attempted carjacking. and this attacker has yet to be identified. >> they came out and donated to these vendors. what a blessing today. >> street vendors don't have time off, paid leave or days off. the importance of the buyout is for them to take time off because they went through something traumatic. carlos sold out in the first six minutes. people were lined up by 12:00, so by 1:06 he was completely sold out. he was almost in tears, just saying he was grateful over and over. >> we actually ended up donating more because it kept ongoing. >> reporter: on sunday, intex auto parts posted in part, i continue to be embarrassed and regretful about my actions. we put up big signs saying everyone is welcome. beyond the le

proposals yet, but that is something which will likely be music to the ears of officials and keith and josie, apart from sanctions. what other topics did burrell touch home when he was speaking earlier? well, big topic dominating these talks is that report coming out of the united states that china may be considering arming russian, or that is something beijing strongly refutes. and that it denies your set. burrell said earlier today that he, that such a move from china would be a red line in relations between bridging and brussels. and i asked him about this in his press conference. i asked him, what would happen if that red light were to be crossed? no, 1st of all, he started off by saying very strongly that he has no indication. according to his meeting with chinese top diplomat, one ye that china is planning to do this. he said, china, as we know from the, from beijing itself, it says it does, has no plan so far to send any weapons into russia to support its war effort. but he did say that were that to happen. that would be an important moment. he said that was the most diplomatic langua

this is like josie jr.lled everything all over the floor and my wife, emma, says cleanup, sorry, i will stay over here and respect the cleanup here that doesn't make any se sense! >> it doesn't happen, jesse. >> i was treated like mayor pete after that line. >> you have to be there. also, "the new york times" is coming out and blasting conservative commentators for saying that they are speculating too much. and they are selling distrust in the government. but wait a second, "the new york times" is speculating we will die in ten years. so please stop using -- sorry, i'm speculating there was a toxic train wreck that might give everybody cancer. sorry come i don't trust the government. barack obama, the messiah, said that drinking water in flint, michigan, was clean. >> judge jeanine: so did the cpa. >> jesse: so did the cpa and now again? sorry, trust but verify. >> judge jeanine: the same epa from flint, michigan, and also from 9/11 and jessica, you can speak to this better than anyone given the loss you ha

. >> reporter: josi lee, owner of la boutique salon on polk street said she's been burglarized four times in the loes and rerds of $40,000. each time they've taken electronics, cash. her mailbox has been pried open. >> shocking, traumatic, surprising. in one of the expensive cities you would think i would be able to sustain the business. >> reporter: in january the beauty salon's cell phone was stolen. tracking technology showed it was a half mile away near van ness and geary. >> when the police arrived, it was a couple hours after the incident. by then the phone was already turned off. >> reporter: like many small business owners in san francisco, josi is struggling to get people to come through the doors. >> i have replaced the whole window and had to buy new logo and decal. >> reporter: she opened a year ago after shutting down for much of the pandemic. burglaries this year in the northern district are up more than 30% compared to the same time period last year. >> this is almost like a national joke at this point for our city. we are trying to make this place as lively as possible. as

josie berg served on the council of economic advisers from the biden administration from 2020. he currently serves paragon health institute on. what perspective do you take and how are you funded? guest:

. >> reporter: josi lee, owner of la boutique salon said she's been burglarized four times in the past year. she estimates losses and repairs to be upwards of $40,000. each time they've taken electronics, cash, beauty products. her mailbox has been repeatedly pried open. >> shocking, traumatic and also surprising, you know. in one of the expensive cities, you would think it would be able to sustain business. >> reporter: most recently in january the beauty salon's cell phone was stolen. tracking technology showed it was a half mile away near van ness and geary. >> when police arrived it was already a couple hours after i found the incident and then by then the phone was already turned off. >> reporter: like many small business owners in san francisco, josi is struggling to get people to come through doors. >> i replaced the window and had to buy new logoing and decals. >> reporter: she opened a year ago after shutting down for much of the pandemic. sfpd crime data shows burglaries this year in the northern district are up more than 30% compared to the same time period last year. >> thi

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josie is all about these watermelons. she uses her horn to crack them open after smashing them against some rocks. just having a great time getting a free meal. lot of that, too. just look at her enjoying that harder treat happy for her. getting some exercise and a tasty snack there. so cute. all right. well, excitement for the big game is growing, especially in the field of animal planet's puppy bowl. competing dogs are gearing up for the big matchweek excuse me that those include nancy, a max who are on team ruff and they'll be going head-to-head with team fluff. have the players are adoptable and they're looking for their forever homes. are you kidding me? all of them this sunday at 11:00am pacific time on animal planet. >> we do a lot of disaster work throughout the caribbean and the united states rescuing animals in need. we also do a lot of shelter pulls local owner surrenders. >> you can also vote for your favorite pups from the starting line starting from the starting lineup. excuse me in the 3rd annual popularity

. >> reporter: like many small business owners, josie is struggling to get people to come through thers. >> i've replaced the whole window and had to buy new logos and decals. >> reporter: sfpd crime data shows burglaries this year in the northern district, which includes the area are up 30% compared to the same time period last year. >> this is almost like a national joke at this point for our city. it's like we are trying to bring it up. making this place as lively as possible. we, as business owners, feel we have to be out here fending for ourselves. >> reporter: this month london mayor breed introduced a $20 million supplemental to ensure police presence. sfpd has a staffing shortage of 541 officers. >> when i see them, they're very sympathetic, and then they do try to help. but i do think we have defamed the police so much that we now don't have enough police. >> okay, so betty, when it comes to her insurance. she's worried about making so many claims that she gets dropped. have you heard of that happening before? >> she personally knows other business owners who have been droppe

that means that the economy that a she so shyly, demography, she moved to rally in josie. more to mortal oh, so teeny in most dimension and see i think it out in the anatomy ah we've seen is obviously a very close working relationship between google and a cia between facebook and the c i a and f b i on domestic security issues here in united states and generally with a lot of the high tech companies, including all the companies that provide cellphone communications. ah, the c i a for a number of years has maintain a venture capital firm called in q, tell for wide seed money, venture capital funding for new technologies. now these companies ah, start up companies with new ideas and new um, new offerings. they're happy to get the cash, but what do they have to provide in return? while they have to provide the cia once they field, these new technologies with the capability to use them or abuse them? a google started up with venture capital funds from the cia and do it from the into radical matea macanna a being when we see the dc sold, the if, as you about a software that is

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mistake again that you called me and also some players are still so young, but they are well champions. josie, why shouldn't my dreams come true? he all my life is hard, but i've got a goal, m. c, football. i have children, grandchildren, neighbors, you, anything's possible to see if with a life these days is harder than ever. but as a kellen any aren't the kind to complain. today about 1000000000 people live in africa, south of the sahara and says the u. n. that numbers set to double by mid century. in a few years, most africans will also live in urban areas. partly because many people in rural areas are moving there in the hope of a better life. the boom is also fueling a housing crisis. today about half of africa's urban population, south of the sahara live in informal settlements. this poses a major challenge for growing cities. as this report from south africa's cape town shows, the township of must have who millennia cape town has 30000 residents spread across nearly 40 hector's. no zuka lee where is sorting through the wreckage of her home. 2 weeks ago, a fire destroyed 178 shacks. her

needs and that the a cornel made that a sheet so shyly, then we'll get off the she moved to rally it josie, more to mortal. oh, so teeny immortal pension and se, bit on the anatomy ah we've seen is obviously a very close working relationship between google and a cia between facebook and the c i a n f b i on domestic security issues here in the united states. and generally, with a lot of the high tech companies, including all the companies that provide cellphone communications, ah, the c i, a for a number of years has maintain a venture capital firm called in q, tell, provide seed money, venture capital funding for new technologies. now, these companies, ah, start up companies with new ideas and new um, new offerings. they're happy to get the cash, but what do they have to provide in return? well, we have to provide the cia once they field these new technologies with the capability to use them or abuse them. a google started up with venture capital funds from the cia and brooklyn to do the info radical macanna. a thing with dc sold the app as a software that we had it for you and that fee.

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in the realm of the base we're having, we have jordan #friday, a lot of telling of the fact that on josie got jobs that were still in the situation where the labor participation rate in america is will be the year low. what is going on with our job market today? >> that he in charge and fighting the system with money meetings once you turn off the state and resume the will go back towork . it is a human beings have this thing called and was able accustomed to not working even with the incentives were reversed it will participate at the same level they use to even though it is rebounded wednesday status quo is lower than the status quo basis for the this is a government created problemeven raises e-zines against the . now we projected this idea of hard work and both engage the same, it's not just policy, its culture that's shaped in the backdrop shadow of policy we've now contributed to a laziness culture of entitlement created by rain money from on high. he stopped ringing that doesn't mean of a has become really. that's the sad state of reality in the labor force. >> steve: a+ is also th

the abraham josie now from the abraham. pardon me, has this report from nicholas lewis had 4 years ago that we've surrounded but who wants surrender? this was the last message from palestinian fighter for sam asleep he urged palestinians to fight but was killed shortly after in an exchange of fight with israeli forces. he and another fighter spent their last hours here surrounded this abandoned house. the old city of nablus, north of the occupied west, thank the whole hug. it seems a little live nearby, says local people pulled out the bodies of the 2 men. then they found that of a 3rd fighter thought to them and they pulled the 2 from inside this room. this is one of the places where they used to gather either beds or here. they took the bodies from under the rubble. and then later on we noticed a 3rd body outside the room under covers really forces entered the city's busy markets before midday on wednesday, followed by d. enforcements mad dirty. they had that my husband thought they were all killed. the even told him i sa

house minority leader hakim jeffries was challenged by journalists, josie vega, about the nord stream sabotage allegations seeking to gloss over direct question on u. s. involvement in the sabotage the law maker was accused of putting american lives at risk. i want you to say something about the bombing, we're going to continue to stay with the ukrainian or again, we believe we need part a not native american journalist on activists. jose vega claims that the us along with the media military industrial complex, are the only back to us benefits in from the north stream pipeline sabotage. the united states had to do a desperate attempt to make sure that germany would continue to support the ukrainians and continued to walk hand in hand with the united states. i mean, you have to ask who benefits in the united states? the russians aren't going to blow up their own gas pipeline, right? the media is just as complicit in this as the military industrial complex is complicit in this. they are working hand in hand. and i think, you know, you can see that the germans have really no choice. thei

josie berg served on the council of economic advisers from the biden administration from 2020. he currently serves paragon health institute on. what perspective do you take and how are you funded? guest: a variety of individual and corporate and as a schmo sponsors. we endeavor to try to improve health and lower costs of health in this country by empowering patients, increasing -- great --. when it comes to covid, what is your view of the government's handling gorge mark when it comes to covid what is your position on the government response to covid? guest: we don't have a position per se. what we set out in this study was to see what was the impact of various measures taken to combat covid. we looked to see how did they affect health outcomes, economic outcomes, educational outcomes. we found the severity of those measures had little or no impact on health outcomes but it had tremendous negative outcomes on economic and educational outcomes. host: the headline of the study released by paragon health institute, states with less covid policies outperform states with more restri

kong faces the highest rates of homelessness in a decade, counting the cost on al jazeera, ah, will josie, with oh, well than $24000.00 people now deaden twin earthquakes that struck takia and syria, 6 days ago. international aids dos, trickling into sylvia, more than 5300000 people a home that soft.

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will if you will, i shall mother his me to the medium is josie, led him is one our processes are done like there's still some bodies which can't be identified whomever southerner for them wouldn't to avoid any confusion in the future. in our knowledge. we take a biological sample for dna analysis, another which can be matched to blood samples from their family. slater miss. yup. all of you know, systems are in the nation to mrs. allah, missouri washing luchella's my of yours. there are 600 people working in this graveyard alone. each of the graves here has a number on it so that the families can come and find out exactly where their loved one has been buried. it is an extremely sad and extremely powerful scene. and the reality of this earthquake is that this is just one graveyard like this pretty much every city in the region has a similar one. around 95 percent of the buried have been identified for those whose families don't make it here in time. volunteers have come to treat the bodies before burial. gun them is danger. hutchison, i wish every one was alive, assistant students on b

passing of the referendum might end up being a short lived victory for lasso allison, that impurity and josie quito. chile has extended an emergency alert as hundreds of fires spread. at least 22 people have died in nearly a 1000 have been injured. a heat wave is complicating efforts to control the blazes which are burning across the central southern regions. we called zoom sharif reports. ha, spreading flyers, boom! everything in their palm. forest, farms and homes are 2300 fire fighters have been deployed to control hundreds of wild fires. nearly half of them a burning out of control. if the water under the media, if we are working on multiple sources of forest fires, that other to the verba high temperatures and a lot of rooms give caused great destruction bought in vegetation and buildings. the fuzz began on wednesday destroying nearly 100000 acres of land. helicopters have been deployed too late to save some dozens of homes. more than 1000 people are staying in shelters. hill seliger with dumber was i left my house with only the clothes i was wearing. there was no time to set up a firebr

set their arms and draw show your boss will do. josie and henry rochelle. no initial project is a of been your policy is our own can country they want to learn it back. so of conflict was approved with in the service of the last centuries, they really ugly and they do it again. it only needs to be aggressive and usually easily grammar. they wage graham, a war the crazy war. not of them. okay. you know, but we do not fight against international uranium people here. ukrainian will have become hostages. every seam and the west. they have what you like this country where you is a political, the political, economic, and this military means you are a little for decades from ocean they had to join crania no, i mean, middleman industry, they have stolen the resources they have allowed is social degradation to happen, there is poverty work and you're in such a sick with jewish answer. of course. how do you do it? and you do more. it got really. we can say that people are prepared if it will of time. and these people in the ukraine are stay just hostages, and they ar

oh, now josie. i al jazeera, ah, ah, all, ah clark into type stories here on al jazeera and the syrian refugees and tech you are trying to head home off the border crossings open us despite the devastation in syria. the last weeks at craig's 1000000 fled to the neighboring country during syria's 12 year. war affairs are growing that the diseases may spread in syria, as people struggled to survive low temperatures. the world health organization says it's concerned about the health situation in the region versus santa has more from the border between took it and syria. and while we were, the crew can be crossing the border. here we have seen hundreds of the city and families that are trying to pass the border to go inside syria and to find a relative or to, to, to join their funerals. the syrians, how me tricky home for them. so over the last decade and now they had been hit by the hurt earthquake. and inside syria, they have houses of the relatives. they have lost humbles off their beloved ones. now

the josie love the -- shows the love the caucus and the country has for this legend dianne feinstein. reporter: while she is retiring, she has no plans to step down before her term is. up in. 2024 the race to replace her is already heating up. in addition to car spammers in katie porter, bay area congress -- congress members katie porter and adam schiff, -- >> thank you. abc 7 news insider is joining us now, as liz mentioned she got her start in san francisco politics. what does this mean for the bay area? typically the longer you stay in congress the more influence you have and that is important when it comes to appropriations. >> it absolutely is, larry. the fact is she is there, we have the other senator trying to work his way up the seniority letter. she is -- latter. she is way up. you can look at desert protection act that saved tremendous waltz of the california desert for future generations to enjoy, you can look to south bay in the salt flats restoration. that is her footprint as well. she was instrumental for bringing money for aids and medical research. she has a couple of

survivor josie the report to give us well so that we can run it and after that, where sort of digging through we can do within our authorities but also - including working with cesar weston so where what we have done with the u.s. geological survey and others resources and eras where the potential one of the other values that are potential in conflict. and proactive and more voluntary ways and also a formal program pretty is a that's where you see sort of this permitting side. to be admissible in all of this and hopefully with additional authorities and even without authorities to and the have developed over the past couple of centuries here but also what was talked about in terms of you know, this imperative. >> all right, hey one last question for you and i know you gotta run the next thing. you talked about geopolitics and we have talked about climate change, clean energy, we talked about community engagement and we've talked about regulation it in preventing pretty i like to end the discussion about talking about jobs, we need a workforce for this heavy of that workforcn place. wh

josi martinez gives us a look at the damage. >> reporter: this is a very dramatic scene. this is a tree that fell in this area of fremont. i'm standing on top of what was the wall that divided this complex. i will show you on the side. we will try to be careful. to show you what happened on the other side. this is the real impact of what this complex looks like right now. there are trees all over this area. some of the neighbors have been staying with other people in other areas because they do not have a place to stay. what we heard is that the cleanup will continue. it was a very stressful day for many of them. we talked to one of them and this is what she said. >> as i turned into the complex , i noticed the trees were blowing crazy. like crazy. the tree to the right, i saw it crashing down, falling. and actually witnessed, first time ever in my life, that i ever seen a tree right before my eyes just break and snap and tumble. it is going to get worse. >> reporter: this is the tree that rachel is talking about. she lives on the other side, in the other complex. this is

zuckerberg are grilled over unethical practices this time primarily targeted toward conservatives as josiet. we'll see the ceos get uncomfortable every because the evidence is overwhelming and plain sight. it is defending the indefensible. that is not a fun way to spend the day perhaps on national television. while the twitter files that elon musk had put out have exposed all of the unethical practices many have chosen to ignore this massive story or simply dismiss it as a nothing to see here moment that is the uphill battle the gop house house with all of these hearings for jiggly on this because without accountability from the media and therefore the public at large they are not going to see many changes come about but let me give you an example but here's a headline from the "washington post". this isn't new section of the opinion section is gop place up censorship allegations, house subpoenas big tech ceos for his another from nbc news house committee on a weaponization of government. they put weaponization scare quotes kicks off with the airing of grievances. you see the challenge jim

. >> dana: i was going to ask you, josie, do you think there is this move gets anything president trumpht have said and this fear of offending china? >> jesse: i think it was about money because the judge touched on it. if dr. fauci and these guys trained fat lady in front of this risky gain-of-function research at a sloppy lab, this thing blows up. they had to hide the truth. there was also a cia backdoor to get visibility into the bio weapons program with china. and companies like pfizer used gain of function and analysis to engineer better vaccines. so, they couldn't let dr. fauci have his fingerprints on this thing. he was dr. love. he could not be damaged goods because we all had to listen to dr. lock down. walking the country was really profitable for big tech pier they told us we had to go home,r netflix, amazon until the vaccine was ready. plus, knowing china was bad for big business and it was bad politics. you don't want to inspire anti-chinese eminent domain sentiment before election because that would help donald . he was mr. vax mandate and he was going to make money. the c

>> enter have me on this, biden has been middle-class showed a very long time or amtrak josie like tolled. we know from public record a second he left the vice president he immediately moved to cash in on his public pro profile. there is a book deal estimated in the high seven figures for their lucrative speaking engagements and then of course there is also hunter biden who was making millions of dollars in the post- vice presidential years with fallen oligarchs in china. if you believe it hunter had set a portion of those proceeds are also being funneled out back to joe. elizabeth: trump goes to the border. trump crockett cracked down on illegal crossings he stood up to china, revamped trade deals, rebuilt the military, created 70 million new jobs for those were not come back jobs or pandemic shut down pretty cut taxes, he cut regulation, lower drug costs watching the bernie sanders sanders give a shout out to my friend he says come donald trump. watch this gotta stop ripping off the american people. a number of ways you can do it. the inflation reduction act started having a medicar