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i mean, i think that look, that's his wealth is tied up in amazon. he's also spent i don't know, i saw one estimate $14 billion into blue origin. it's at a key moment. they just successfully launched the rocket into orbit and they hope now to be competing with spacex. you've got elon musk who previously was camped out at mar-a-lago and now is camped out at the white house and seems to have an enormous amount of power and definitely does in this administration. he's long been a rival of jeff bezos so i don't see how he can't be concerned. trump promised vengeance and he seems to be delivering on that promise during his first five weeks or so in office. howie: right. it seems to me bezos can crusade wherever he wants but this business about choking off opinions is why so many post fans are upset. marty barron, thanks so much. next on mediabuzz karoline leavitt on the showdown with zelenskyy and much, much more. oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. take a swing at your kitchen reno... meant that literally. or design your actu

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. >> so, dan, the goal of today's boycott don't spend a single dollar on amazon or at walmart, best buy, target or any other major retailer. we asked people if they think it will really make a difference. have you heard about economic blackout? >> i sure have. >> have you heard about economic blackout? >> very little. >> i heard it from my friend who heard it from her mom. >> we visited union street in cow hollow, san francisco, to ask people if the so-called economic blackout works. it's a 24 hour nationwide protest of big retailers. >> i really have my doubts. the convenience and the cost, i think, will sway people to stick with the big ones. >> will it work? >> i hope it does. i agree with taking a stance because money is only thing that talks. and so if you don't spend money, then hopefully people at those companies actually take notice. >> some say the boycott will send a strong message to corporations and to president donald trump. >> i think it could work if we are able to hit the corporations hard and see stock prices react to that. i think he does tend to follow the stock marke

larry, the goal of today's boycott don't spend a single dollar on amazon or at walmart, best buy, target or any other major retailer. we asked people if they think that will really make a difference. >> have you heard about economic blackout? >> i sure have. >> have you heard about economic blackout? >> very little. >> i heard it from my friend who heard it from her mom. >> we visited union street in cow hollow, san francisco, to ask people if the so-called economic blackout works. it's a 24 hour nationwide protest of big retailers. >> i really have my doubts. the convenience and the cost, i think, will sway people to stick with the big ones. >> will it work? >> i hope it does. i agree with taking a stance because money is the only thing that talks. and so if you don't spend money, then hopefully people at those companies actually take notice. >> some say the boycott will send a strong message to corporations and to president donald trump. >> i think it could work if we are able to hit the corporations hard and see stock prices react to that. i think he does tend to follow the stock mark

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i took a look the sample on amazon. let me be i don't buy anything from but i do at their samples and i keep a wish list just to keep track of books that i'm interested in. i, i, i didn't read it word for, word. i kind of skimmed it. i think i recall and please correct me if i'm wrong that you describe, margaret fuller as arrogant and also i think i think the phrase her icy hauteur and that's to me a little harsh in that she had many close dear friendships. so clearly there's more to the story. so i wanted to ask your thoughts on her her personality and and also her friendships. yeah. i mean that's a that's a great question. and descriptors were kind of chosen carefully. because fuller had a there's a there's a kind of template for her relationships. and that was when she first met you she it was it was a defense mechanism. i think. but and in emerson, in his journal, when she first comes to visit him, we'll never get right. we'll never we'll click because her impulse was her father nicknamed her the when she was five y

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so-called people's union usa initiated this economic blackout aimed at companies such as walmart and amazonganizers are instead encouraging people to shop at local small owned businesses. joining me now is the owner of a small independent business, mike stevens, operator of island savoy market in alameda. thanks so much, mike, for being here. really appreciate it. so did you see a difference in foot traffic today? >> i think what we saw today wa, in addition to a little bit of an uptick in friday, foot traffic was more of an awareness and a recognition from the folks in our community that were coming in to, to support us. >> yeah. what are the benefits, mike, of shopping, local shopping at small businesses? >> well, when you spend a dollar at your at a local business, at a community business, much more than that money stays within the community. it's a, it's a feeling of support and enrichment that benefits everybody in the community. we employ people in our community. we support our community. we sponsor little league teams and soccer teams. and then we also have wonderful partnerships wit

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participants are boycotting large corporations like starbucks and amazon for 24 hours friday. instead people are encouraged to go to small businesses, use cash only or not spend anything at all. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> reporter: people's union usa is the grassroots group credited with the movement. the goal is to disrupt the economy and send a powerful message about what they call corporate greed. john schwarz, the founder, posted social media videos asking people to hold the line. >> because the truth is simple. we, the people, are the economy. without us nothing moves. without us there is no profit. >> reporter: but the impacts of the 24-hour boycott aren't certain. julian vogel, a finance professor at san jose state, said it seems more symbolic. >> in general, a one-day boycott, the impact is always going to be limited simply because for a lot of people that participate today, boycotting for only one day will mean either delaying purchases until tomorrow or preemptively having made purchases yesterday. >> reporter: vogel sa

group behind it is calling on people not to spend their money at retail giants like starbucks and amazon for 24 hours. the hope is disrupting the economy and sending a message about what protesters call corporate greed. >> so when i saw about the economic blackout, i was like oh, this is something we can definitely stand behind and support. >> i would say it's good just in the sense of everyone sort of understanding their power. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> an expert we talked to says the boycott is probably more symbolic and that its real world impacts could be limited because it will only last for a day. >>> the trump administration's federal firings have now hit the national weather service. kqed reports at least two people at the national weather service bay area office were laid off, including a meteorologist. it's part of larger cuts to its parent agency, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. in all, about 800 workers there were fired with more layoffs possible. we want to bring in paul heggen for more context on what the

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la protesta estaría dirigida contra amazon entre el 21 y el 28 contra nestlé en abril, entre el 7 y el, pero este sería a nivel general. el 28 de abril estarán protestando contra general mills. bueno, no fue todo, pues decenas de personas se reunieron afuera de las oficinas de tesla en palo alto para protestar contra el director ejecutivo elon musk. los organizadores hicieron un llamado a los californianos para que boicoteen a la compañía tesla, y esto se produce después de que trump pusiera a musk de frente precisamente en el departamento de eficiencia gubernamental, también conocido como dodge, que no vamos a estar solamente sentados atrás esperando a que elon musk siga atacando a nuestra comunidad. somos una comunidad de trabajadores públicos, de inmigrantes, de personas de color. aseguran que también salen a las calles a manifestar en contra de los deseos de musk y del presidente trump, de recortar medicaid y de aumentar la financiacn para las deportaciones. el evento de hoy fue solo 1 de muchas manifestaciones que se están realizando en todo el país durante las últimas semanas. el

grassroots group behind this asked people not to spend money at retail giants like starbucks and amazon for 24 hours. they hoped to disrupt the economy and send a message about what they call corporate greed. >> so when i saw about the economic blackout, i was like oh, this is something we can definitely stand behind and support. >> i would say it's good just in the sense of everyone sort of understanding their power. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> so an expert we spoke with says the boycott is largely symbolic because its real world impacts are probably limited because it is only lasting a day. >>> the latest round of federal firings have hit the national weather service. kqed reports at least two people at the bay area office were laid off, including a meteorologist. it's part of a larger cut to the parent agency, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. in all 800 workers were fired there with more layoffs possible. we want to bring in paul heggen for more context. let's start with this because i feel this is hard for us nonmete

grassroots group that surging folks not to shop or eat at major corporations today like mcdonald's target amazon. you know, the ones they're urging people who are buying things to use cash today. experts say the boycott could be a lesson for big corporations. if it push back on their sales today. that would certainly influence their direction where they're going. >> they have to keep consumers engaged and satisfied. so that'll be part of the problem. they have to figure out. >> organizers say if companies don't listen to what's happening today, the next boycott will last longer. >> new at 6 palo alto headquarters. the hp is cutting 2000 jobs from its workforce as part of a restructuring plan. the tech giant says that the plan will be implemented around the end of september. wall street journal reporting that to hp has nearly 60,000 employees around the world >> in the east bay, the west contra costa unified school district is cutting more than 150 staff positions for the upcoming school year in an effort to tackle a growing budget deficit. the board of education voted to approve the job cuts thi

grassroots group behind this asked people not to spend money at retail giants like starbucks and amazonthey hoped to disrupt the economy and send a message about what they call corporate greed. >> so when i saw about the economic blackout, i was like oh, this is something we can definitely stand behind and support. >> i would say it's good just in the sense of everyone sort of understanding their power. >> if enough people come together, we can definitely make a difference. >> so an expert we spoke with says the boycott is largely symbolic because its real world impacts are probably limited because it is only lasting a day. >>> the latest round of federal firings have hit the national weather service. kqed reports at least two people at the bay area office were laid off, including a meteorologist. it's part of a larger cut to the parent agency, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. in all 800 workers were fired there with more layoffs possible. we want to bring in paul heggen for more context. let's start with this because i feel this is hard for us nonmeteorologists to g

you know, the big places, walmart target, amazon and other retail giants that some of them have rolled back their dei programs since president trump took office. the same goes for fast food restaurants, gas stations, credit card companies. the group is asking that consumers again, use small local businesses. if you have to buy food medication and other essentials and pay in cash if you are doing so. the goal of the boycott is too disrupt the economy for a day and send a message. >> employees with the social security administration are preparing for major cuts to the workforce. plans are in place to lay off at least 7,000 people with the agency workers receive notice asking them to prepare for a job reassignments and training for new workloads. democratic lawmakers warned that layoffs could impact the millions of beneficiaries by causing a delay in service. and right now, the workforce is about 60,000 people and the president is expected to sign an executive order today making english the official language of the u.s. the u.s. currently does not have an official language. despite more t

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amazon ends at the end of march or early april, and passover begins mid april, ending on the 20th of that month. during this extension, half of these really captives will be released on the 1st day of it. there are 59 left. these really military says that are out half are deceased and during this time as well, there would be negotiations for phase 2. there has been quite an interesting impact because there are heavy sticking points from both sides from us has said that they do not want an extension of phase one, but rather want to move on to phase 2 in which they are prepared to release all of the remaining is really captives. however, there still hasn't been a response from us, but these really say that they're prepared to go back to the fighting at any point in time, and that they have us guarantees to do so. with none the less, there are still a lot of red lines for these really to been reluctant to agree to a face, to and even more reluctant, to start discussions for a phase 3, because it would mean an end to the war. and then rebuilding garza and governance in the palestinian te

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