mehta ended the session nearly _ and 10%. mehta ended the session nearly 1496 - and 10%.he session nearly 14% higher, i session nearly 14% higher, after the facebook parent reporting its first sales increase in nearly a year end sales forecast coming in above market expectations. this concerns the view —— confirms the view that they are betting on well—established platform such as facebook and instagram in the face of challenging economic conditions as we have been reporting. concerns have led mehta and other tech trends to embark on a cost—cutting campaign that has so far resulted 150,000 lay—offs across the sector. one tech firm that hasn't performed all that well in the last quarter is intel. the company reported its la rgest—ever quarterly loss. revenue fell 36% to 11.7—billion—dollars. despite that, it was still slightly above wall street estimates. the chip—maker has faced a slump in demand for semiconductors.. but there are early signs of a recovery across the global chip sector. and snap has also disappointed. shares in the the social media company are down nearly

and ever the optimist zubin mehta plans to see them all again soap. >> zubin mehta opened his latestour over the weekend in ann arbor, michigan, conducting in chicago and leave the orchestra wednesday in boston. that's it for "consider this". the show may be over but the conversation continues on the website. i'm david shuster, thank you for watching. >> being good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. the fate of flight 370, the last transmission from the cockpit. the new time line and a closer look at the crew and the passengers. >>> power play, crimea and the standoff of obama and putin intensifies, and defiance from moscow, uncommon valor, u.s.

and ever the optimist zubin mehta plans to see them all again soap. >> zubin mehta opened his latestour over the weekend in ann arbor, michigan, conducting in chicago and leave the orchestra wednesday in boston. that's it for "consider this". the show may be over but the conversation continues on the website. i'm david shuster, thank you for america. ooem i'm del walters. with a stroke of a pen crimea is set to become a part of russia. family members confront malaysia airlines officials about the fate of the airliner and the relatives. >> how new fuel efficient cars are setting to tax the motorists

and ever the optimist zubin mehta plans to see them all again soap. >> zubin mehta opened his latestour over the weekend in ann arbor, michigan, conducting in chicago and leave the orchestra wednesday in boston. that's it for "consider this". the show may be over but the conversation continues on the website. i'm david shuster, thank you for psh >> the new c.e.o. of general motors offers an

ah, a brutal message for meta employees, more than 11000 of them are losing their jobs as mehta along with other tech firms, struggles with soaring costs and a weak advertising mark. also on the ship. there's been some surprises in the u. s . midterm elections, though many races for seats in congress, are still open. our correspondent will give us a check up on what issues matter to voters, and will tell you why a taiwanese investment and a laser company in lithuania, as the communist leadership in china, fumey. i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program. the ax falling in big tech facebook parent company mehta is laying off 11000 people about 13 percent of its workforce meta struggling with faltering revenue and broader tech sector was c o. soccer burke says is over optimism about growth lead to over staffing layoffs at meadow which currently employs $87000.00 people are just the latest job losses in silicon valley. twitter, microsoft and amazon are also shedding headcount. earlier i spoke to alicia garcia herero asia pacific chief economist at in a texas investment managers. and i aske

new york she moved to germany to sing at the bavarian state opera under ramallah conductors zubin mehta since then she's performed at many of the world's top opera houses winning critics' praises and audiences adoration. i. thank you and then rice is in the studio with me now well. of a still of the haves as you like to call. absolutely event with mates not so much where to sing but what to sing roles that are interesting for me for example i would love to sing donna on from dawn giovani or juliet that in couple it in one take you have until dawn of the year no i've sung set in the night the royal opera house which was a fantastic experience and i love don giovanni but not done on that yet however there are also new roles in the future and some by for example and in the. rake's progress which is also a new study for me because i've never sung stravinsky you do sing so many styles. are. singers physicians and foibles i know that you'd like to visit a stage where your performance of hours before the concert that's kind of understandable actually other ones yes you can reveal yes absolutel

ronny jackson, rik mehta, great to have you back on. you guys are terrific.ll to come the far left "squad" want more censorship and twitter and facebook are banning congressman marjorie taylor green because of covid misinformation. the government data, cdc admitting it is so bad you can't trust the data on deaths and illnesses. is it fair to ban congressman greene? more rules for thee, not for me. governor desantis going of a far-left congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez not wearing a mask in florida after criticizing florida for rejecting mandates. stay here, you're watching "the evening edit" here on fox business. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now, there's golo. golo helps with insul

johnny mehta: i do not think it will pan out to that way.here will be a clear resolution one way or another. it can not a drag on forever and ever. if you listen to rhetoric from both sides, it seems like it can carry on for years. it cannot do that. all of the creditors will sit down and draw a line is a this is what we can live with and what we can not. you get to this. jonathan: where would it be? johnny mehta: i think tomorrow is not an issue. they will find a way to model through tomorrow. a 20% or 30% chance of a grexit. jonathan: how does this cascade through the financial system? i asked a guest last week. with the likelihood was a casualty before we get an end deal? in the shape of one of the greek banks? johnny mehta: that is an interesting question. the probability is quite high. any other groupings are in any fixed state to continue. i think if you take schauble word, one or two of the greek banks really falling by the wayside. at no resource a bell them out. just whose job to build amount -- jonathan: whose job is it to build th

mehta a little skeptical with the department of justice side he says, look, search today looks a lotifferent than it did in the past. a lot of that is due to google, isn't it suggesting that google has been innovating in search, despite sort of the assertion of the government he also says it seems a hard road for the department of justice to get him to conclude that google has not innovated enough over the past ten years also some skeptical questions, though, for the google side or some skeptical statements anyway for the google side. mehta saying, i don't think the average person would look at google and amazon as being the same they are different that goes right to the heart of what google is saying here, which is, their broad market includes search from a whole lot of entities, including amazon and tickktiktok meta saying, wait a second, that is beyond what the normal person would think of a competitor to google mehta saying that there hasn't been real competition for these s slots, these exclusive slots for 10, 15 years, suggesting he sees the world in a similar way to how the go

mehta's team slooking at whether this powerful combination could make recovery even faster. and possibly reduce the mortality rate in a way remdesivir alone has not yet been shown to do. >> a drug can block this virus. >> when dr. anthony fauci the government's top infectious disease expert announced remdesivir was the first drug found to be fek nif treating covid-19, it was reminiscent of a time three decades ago when the first hiv treatment emerged. >> we were strilging for drugs for hiv. and we had nothing. >> it took nearly ten years to show a combination of drugs was needed to treat aids. so now they are applying that lesson learned to covid-19 are. dr. jon lapook, c brrks s news, new york. >> the coronavirus crisis has exposed the disparities between the country's wealthy and poor communities. cbs's mireya villarreal shows us how a school in texas has stepped up to bridge that divide. >> time to pack up your things and i'm so sad. >> today particularly was emotional being in the classroom. >> cindy reyes teaches second grate at the como leadership academy in fort worth

by aaron mehta of defense news, talking about america's military edge. guest: the report is a mandatedonally report. together,put people take three people. they sit down and talk and give it definitive document about the state of america's military. eric edelman, a former republican under bush, undersecretary of defense for policy, the other cochair was the head of the navy for several years, a democrat. they lead this group and put this report out last week. isot of what is in there stuff you heard flirting around -- floating around the pentagon. this is a definitive document that will influence the next congress in january. host: from the report you have in your story, the u.s. military could sever high casualties and loss of major capital assets in a sex conflict. in a its next conflict war against china or russia. the u.s. is at risk of being overwhelmed should his military be forced to fight on two or more fronts simultaneously. what does the military think about this report? guest: they are kind of of two minds. they think we will get it done no ma

mehta told us that content _ up to their own promises.we do not think the data fully reflects our efforts. tiktok did not want to provide a statement. x failed to respond to our request. the online safety act was meant to force reform on silicon valley. 0fcom which has the power to levy huge fines are still consulting on its codes of practice. it still consulting on its codes of ractice. , ., , practice. it is about putting responsibility _ practice. it is about putting responsibility onto - practice. it is about putting responsibility onto the - practice. it is about putting j responsibility onto the tech practice. it is about putting - responsibility onto the tech firms. ian responsibility onto the tech firms. ian met _ responsibility onto the tech firms. ian met the — responsibility onto the tech firms. ian met the new— responsibility onto the tech firms. ian met the new labour— responsibility onto the tech firms. ian met the new labour secretary| responsibility onto the tech firms. . ian met the new labour secretary of state. , . ., .

to rachel mehta, sandy newmark. stephanie thompson and her team . lori and her team in marketing. charles liggett, our new director of meetings you'll be hearing a lot from over the next couple of years has been invaluable in justice several months with us . and everyone on our team has been putting in yeoman's work including rachel mehta and sandy newmark on the contents front . if you could join me in thanking them iwould appreciate it greatly .and in all honesty this has been an emotional two days with the passing of the queen and the presentation on ukraine by the great fireside with lieutenant general enbarrier and i want to thank you all for your commitment to this cyber security mission which is so important to our country. i want to let you know that a year away from now we will have our 14th summit. it will be in the same city, same week of september, first week but in a different venue at the ronald reagan building ininternational trade center . so we look forward to seeing you there and thank you again for coming. we really appreciateit . and we do hope you can give us

zubin mehta has been leading them for 20 years. >> we carry a positive message.ith the israeli flag. we go on the tour as a world class orchestra. we make music. >> this maestro seeks to make is profound impact on man. he is not shy about the efforts, starting with his own ensemble. >> it is my dream that an israeli arab would sit amongst israeli jews and make music. >> why is it so meaningful. >> there are over one million israeli arabs living within today's boundaries of israel. they should be included as one of us >> you sympathise with the palestinians and are opposed to the settlements. >> i'm opposed to the settlements. i don't want to make is a discussion. but i think settlements to the future of palestine and israel are counterproductive. there are fanatics on both sides. >> it's not just the palestine-israel conflict. he led tours to sarajevo and kaz mish. >> there's something about you and conflict that draws each other. what is that? >> we must never stop using our art to help people, to bring people together. in sarajevo it was in the war, "94 the bos

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we are joined by the editor-in-chief of breaking defense, aaron mehta. welcome to the program. guest: thanks for having me. host: there is an initial tranche of u.s. military support heading to israel, some has already arrived. can you walk us through what those things are? guest: the biggest thing that israel has asked for and the u.s. is kicking their way already is iron dome interceptors. iron dome is israel's missile-defense system primarily aimed at things like rockets, which you see hamas using significantly over the past couple weeks. iron dome has a pretty high success rate, considered the gold standard for this kind of interceptor. host: explain iron don't, how it works. is it an american system or israeli system? guest: it's an israeli system with american funding. there are different layers to this. it was co-funded by the u.s.. u.s. has taken some of that technology back, put that into our own military. the system is linked to a different networking tools, different radars, sensors. primary floor intercepting smaller weapons. israel has different layers for higher-l

at the time, mehta said it was confident that it complied with all the relevant privacy laws but it ledeally ramped up in the past couple of days because a post which claims by sharing this message, mehta would no longer be up to use their information has not been posted hundreds of thousands of times but it is a hoax. sharing this message isn't going to protect your information, your public information, your public information from being used by ai tools in the mehta spokesperson said that sharing the story does not count as a valid form of objection.- valid form of ob'ection. lots of people h valid form of objection. lots of people would _ valid form of objection. lots of people would be - valid form of objection. lots of people would be very - of people would be very interested in protecting their identity in this way and had such a huge response over this particular hoax. aha, such a huge response over this particular hoax.— particular hoax. a hoax post like this is — particular hoax. a hoax post like this is quite _ particular hoax. a hoax post like this is quite unusual - particul

host: welcome back to "washington journal" we're joined by the editor in chief of mehta. is a military force headed to israel, can you walk us through what is there? guest: iron dome interceptors. it is the missile defense system pretty much aimed at rockets we've seen hamas use significantly over the course of several weeks. it is the gold standard for this kind of a interceptor. host: explain iron dome, how it works, is it an american system or israeli made system? guest: israeli system but with american funding. there are diffo this. it was co-funded by the u.s.. u.s. has taken some of that technology back, put that into our own military. the system is linked to a different networking tools, different radars, sensors. primary floor intercepting smaller weapons. israel has different layers for higher-level ballistic missiles. iron dome is the go-two system -- go-to system if a missile is launched. they intersect in the sky ideally and the rocket is taken out, and everyone is safe. host: you say it has been performing well but not 100%. guest: not 100%. what we saw on sa

are allowed to track their behavior and mehta said that change could lead to $10 billion in lost ades this year. >> the privacy restrictions are sisterly aimed at them and make it harder to attract those so consequently and what analysts believe is those advertisers are going toward google. >>> these losses weighed heavily on the nasdaq which fell 4% and the s&p sought biggest one-day decline since february of last year and mark zuckerberg personally taking a hit and is that worth fell by almost $30 billion. >>> a bumpy start for the statewide economy in california unemployment rose last week and workers filed more than 55,000 claims during the week of january 29 which is over 1000 more than the previous week and statewide unemployment claims are still a lot higher than they were before the pandemic and nationwide things are improving with workers firewalling fewer claims in the week before. >>> present biden traveled to new york city to make gun crime a topic of discussion. in recent week two officers were shot and killed in the line of duty in the president visited headquarters to

seeing that most facebook platforms, mehta and twitter will be banned. ok, maybe it's just for ask you as a digital journalism lecturer about how you think that this war has been covered online. it is being played out in real time online. you can follow it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and things like the open source intelligence gatherers who had heard debunking russian claims. for instance, you can watch all of that going on in real time. what do you make of? it's fascinating to watch. i mean, all you said distressing to see her was what we're looking at here. but the way the information is flowing is absolutely fascinating in the way we're seeing. also, the clock being rolled back so we can actually see the previous digital footprint of some of these people. so thinking here about are the pregnant lady who is photographed in the maternity hospital. and immediately russia is saying, she's a crisis actor. she's an instagram star who runs beauty business. now the interesting thing was that was actually true. her she had previously been honest grandma's

we have reached out to mehta for comment, but have not heard back. >>> a live look at san jose, now, where two people woke up today lottery winners. the first winter, hairdresser cassondra liz mendez, she one $1 million from a ticket but of the piedmont shell station on sierra road. that ticket is a miracle because her salon closed during the pandemic. the other new millionaire is itzhak gimenez. he brought his winning scratcher in san jose, and he says he plans to buy some property and build a custom home. >> that's great. i love hearing these stories of winners that have fallen on hard times and then got it. >> exactly. i didn't know million dollars scratchers existed. tells you how often i play. >> you better go out and buy some. why not? >> let's see if we had the rainfall jackpot, shall we? >> we are not going to. dry weather taking over, once again. the weather pattern will shift a little bit over the next couple of days which will send temperatures back up to above normal by friday and saturday. big picture perspective, the storm system passing north will work its way further

i have some of the great, great musicians to conduct. >> rose: indictments in washington and zubin mehta when we continue. >> rose: funding 230r charlie rose is provided by the following. bank of america, life better connected. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with indictments in washington. president trump's former campaign chairman paul man a fort and long time associate rick gates were indicted by a grand jury on a series of charges including money laundering and a conspiracy againstjf the united states. it was also papadopoulos a former campaign official pled guilty to making false statements and admitted he lied about hisxd9 with a russian professor who he knew to have contact with russian officials. mr. manafort and mr. gates surrendered to the fbi on monday and subsequently pled not guilty to all charges. president trump through a spokesperson said today's action had zero to to do the white house.

after nearly 20 years of defending a free service model, mehta is switching gears. the company says the service is largely aimed at content providers. the war in ukraine caused the german a g, d p, in nearly 2.5 percent last year. according to the german institute for economic research, that's equivalent to 100000000000 euros. one of the reasons that europe's industrial power house has been heavily affected is because germany was previously heavily dependent on russian energy exports. in the face of western sanctions, over the warren ukraine, russian authorities have revived a soviet era brands, including the emblematic comma bicycles and mach switch cars. the aim is be self reliant, after many western companies shut down their manufacturing sites and rush up. but if you look beyond the branding, you'll discover russia is struggling without foreign inputs. with russia is celebrating the come back of the mosque, which one of the major soviet car brands. this one is just rolled out of a car plant near moscow, abandoned by renault. they come with a combustion engine an

folds this another probably the most serious challenge to the wes promise to support to ukraine know mehta. what mckenzie n is a senior advisor with the international security program at the center for strategic and international studies. and i asked him with a rushes. manley postering with these drills. i think there's more to it this time . i think they are signaling to the west that nato troops will not be acceptable in ukraine. that has been one of russia's red lights since the beginning of the war. the eto has respected that up. but now you're hearing natal members talking about possibly moving troops into nato. of course we heard about a president a crone, but the estonian said said that they might send rear echelon troops, trainers into ukraine, and zones he himself is talking about having data aircraft shooting down a rushing levels in ukraine. so, faced with this rising discussion about possibly sending nato forces into ukraine, i think this is russia's response. a new clip. threats have been part of russia's strategy in ukraine since the beginning of the invasion has that been ef

host: aaron mehta mehta is it --aaron mehta is at our desk.things are obviously moving fast when it comes to syria and the rack this morning. this morning. can you get us up to speed? guest: i will do my best, by the time i finish this segment something else may have changed. as of yesterday, u.s. troops were moving largely out of syria. inmall group will stay syria, despite trump's statement that all troops are coming out. probably about 300 to 500 will be staying in a small garrison to stay and protect an oil field in the area. everyone else is getting out. i saw some pretty shocking videos of u.s. troops being pelted with rotten fruit and vegetables. of those pictures made the front page of "the wall street journal" this morning. fort: and this is an area the u.s. is wildly popular. it's one of the things were you wonder if there will be lasting damage with our partners in the region. today the plan has been to move i --s into iraq and do anti-isis operations there as needed. they said that they welcome their friends and we are happy to be

of the senate, judiciary community of 2 social media giants like tick tock, x, discord, snap, and mehta. not doing enough to protect children and teens on their platforms has met a chief mark secretary who controls facebook and instagram, gave a public apology and announced new child protection measures lived through. he also told law makers that social media is on balance not harmful to young people's mental health. well that drew a heated exchange between jack, a berg and republican senator josh holly. let's have a look. it said you mischaracterized 37 percent of teenage girls between $13.15 were exposed to on want to nudity, in a week on instagram if you knew about it. who did you buy or senator? this is why we're building all or did you firewalls a center that's i don't think that that's who did you fired? i'm not gonna answer that. if this is if i or anybody. right? you didn't take insignificant because it's appropriate to talk about it, but it's not a part of the decisions that and parents so you didn't take any action. you didn't take any action or didn't fire anybody. you haven'

breaking defense editor-in-chief aaron mehta shares how military conflicts in ukraine and israel areecting the u.s. defense policy. california democratic congressman brad sherman also talked about the house speaker contest in the israel hamas conflict. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. ♪ c-span now is a free mobile lab featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington come alive and on demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, and more from the world of politics. all at your fingertips.

rhodes was not physically present at the capitol during the january 6th attack, but judge amit mehtad he conspired with others to make it happen and to take up arms and foment revolution. a former army paratrooper who graduated from yale law school, rhodes wore an orange prison jumpsuit during the dramatic court hearing. he showed no remorse, defiantly telling the judge that he considered himself a political prisoner judge mehta responding to rhodes, "you, sir, present an ongoing threat and a peril to this country, to the republic, and the very fabric of our democracy. rhodes' lawyers promised an appeal >> well, i think that this case was all about the weaponization of speech by the department of justice. and i think that essentially, they have used stewart rhodes' words against him. >> reporter: prosecutors say rhodes spent weeks after the election plotting to use violence to keep president trump in power the judge applied a so-called terrorism enhancement to rhodes' sentence, the first time that has happened in a january 6th case >> it's a very significant sentence, and it sends a

the axe is falling in big tech facebook parent company mehta is laying off 11000 people about 13 percent of its workforce meta struggling with faltering your revenue and broader tech sector was ceo's. arkenberg says is over optimism about growth lead to over staffing layoffs at meadow which currently employs $87000.00 people are just the latest job losses in silicon valley. twitter, microsoft and amazon are also shedding headcount. earlier i spoke to alicia garcia, herero asia pacific chief economist at no texas investment managers. and i asked her what had gone wrong had matter for so many people to lose their jobs? well, this is because met that really. i mean that the, the, they made it very, you mostly aggressive bed on the met numbers and you know, that happened really realized in the way they thought. and that's very important. that is happening to midtown is that you know, in a way to vision or is the submission of the company so young met the also try to compete with their was their cars is of their well, if you remember with libra and you didn't work either you know there's many

but listen to the speech at the economic forum in davos, an activist, her name is jorja mehta, she isstop ecocyte nau movement, listen. the word ecocide is becoming increasingly popular in the modern world. in general, this concept means massive damage and destruction. philosophy in the highest echelons of power inflicts reputational damage on both democrats and republicans. on the eve of new elections, both parties are becoming hostage to the course of escalating a new war. nato military leaders understand that it will take russia years to rebuild its military capabilities after the ukrainian conflict. and we need to act. quickly, because nato’s military potential is in better shape, because the money that was transferred, as it were, to help ukraine, actually remained in the united states, it stimulated military production, new factories opened where missiles, drones and other weapons were assembled. finally matures plan to attack russia. it implies a blitz cry, that is, a lightning-fast invasion. to russia with the rapid occupation of key areas. all significant russian cities, ente

and mehta as trying to become the leader of the pack meta started testing, celebrity and spot checkbox. incorporation with phillips, like rep us new dog, tennis play. i know me of sucka and models, kendall gena. the feature is only available in the us from now. marks that the book set in an interview that mentos testing a i postponed us with around 50 influences. so how does that work? the social media traders generate digital versions of themselves with met tests that touch pizza, a studio. these avatars can then be used to produce photo and video content off they pop up and check windows messenger instagram, or even whatsapp. well, there's no information on with a normal users, like you and i will be able to create on live twins like that any time. so that's how one supposed to be able to create our own checkbox plans for that has been announced last year. i for one really appreciate a digital doppelganger that steps in for me during like see what calls. what about you? what jokes aside, what are the downsides of a delta ganga. meta specifically rolled out, so lever to spot checkbox

town of upa. rescue its have saved another 24 passengers from the wreckage. facebook's parent company mehta is planning to layoff thousands of employees according to you waste media sources. the plans follow recent job caused by other major tech firms in the face of rising inflation and lower appetizing revenue. matter currently employs over 80000 people . whoa, white we're focused u. s. media reporting the twitter will delay charging for its verification badges. the blue tick until after the u. s. mid term elections. it's also been reported that staff who were fired just days ago, allegedly by mistake have been asked to return to their jobs with one day last before the u. s. mid. terms of the final campaign pushes underway, seats in both chambers of congress are up for grabs. as well as governorship sensitive meryl offices, florida president joe biden has been campaigning in new york where the states democratic governor kathy hope will is facing a tight race against her republican rival. former president donald trump was out in florida, calling on crowds to support republican candidates. i

host: aaron mehta for defense news. thank you for your time. coming up, "world magazine" reporter emily belz will be here. why some states are changing their minimum legal age to marry. >> tonight on book tv, beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern, tracy crowe and jerry bell talked about the history of women in the military in their book "it's my country, too." long, women's stories, women's military stories have just been discounted. or appropriated by others. she just felt like the timing was right, it is time to give these women a voice. >> we are not a social experiment. we were soldiers, we were sailors. we ended up in iraq and afghanistan doing the same jobs in many cases as the men. and coming home to a country that did not recognize many of us as veterans but with the same physical and moral injuries as the men. p.m., jeff flake calls for a return to core conservative principles in "conscience of a conservative." case thatyou make the the help of conservatism is an urgent matter that actually has real world implications? >> you can split two th

maker the we've been told is cashing in on a surgeon demand from china but it's not planning a moving mehta factoring there to be closer to its customer all cut costs it's chief executive say is asian shop as a note interested in products made in that part of the world this is probably not the sassing you'd associate with a multinational luxury brand but it here in a remote french village that lou eve we ta'en had chosen to stass up shop and pissed is why the whole luxury chain depends on our designs when the artisans leave the artists following. what is taking place here is the convergence of artists of artisans in the same place which shores the longevity of the luxury business in france france is number one in the world in luxury it's because of these leather workshops. in. this region and western france was once renowned for its leather industry some 400 factories once made shoes that were distributed across the entire country in the 1990 s. production moved to countries with lower wages only a museum remains to tell the story of a golden age he did worked in the industry for 44 years s

mehta has said that whatsapp, _ keep people off line.ed after the country restricted access to the app into instagram. how big a role can these companies play given the amount of the iranian government itself has? big tech companies have a challenge because they straddle different regulatory systems. having no presence in a round means that they have very little sway with the authorities and it's more of a cat and mouse game while authorities try to restrict platforms and find workarounds. often without a huge commercial incentive. so it is a challenge, for now, whatsapp has said that they are trying to keep people connected, but it remains to be seen what kind of solutions they can deliver. it’s be seen what kind of solutions they can deliver-— can deliver. it's good to talk to you- thank _ can deliver. it's good to talk to you. thank you. _ stay with us on outside source — still to come... we'll hear how scientists have slowed and even reversed some of the devastating effects of motor—neurone disease. unboxed is a year long celebration

mehta has announced a new feature to tackle harassment in the meta— verse.y preventing avatars from coming within certain distance of each other and making it easier to avoid unwanted interactions. mehta has long been under scrutiny from global lawmakers and regulators over its handling of problematic content and facebook and instagram. this sunday, the queen will become the first british monarch to celebrate platinum jubilee marking a 70 year reign. today marks the anniversary of the death of her father, george vi and her accession to the throne. our royal correspondent reports. the letters, the newest one. she's nearly 96 now, not quite as robust physically as before. a monarch looking back over 70 years and three previousjubilees. simple, but ingenious. they've been decades during which she's given much, but one thing above all. stability in times of war and peace, in times of social calm and social disruption. stability in times of pandemic. and increasingly, across the world, she has become, i think, a world symbol of stability and strength. and accordi

. >> the name are reflect the company's focus to build the mehta verse and be more than social media and also help facebook separate itself from intense scrutiny for how its social platform operates. >> trevor: okay a few thoughts on this, first, i don't think the name is really the problem that people have with facebook. society is like yo, you are destroying democracy and facebook slaik we hear you, what if we went by bookface. second, if you want to change your image, i don't think you should trust mark zuckerberg to do that. have you seen this man's haircut? it looks like he goes to the car ber and asks him to give him the colonial chieltd, you trust him with your make over. but more importantlyk, i feel like we are focusing on the name and that is distracting us from the fact that they are building a mehta verse, what does that even mean, did you hear that, are we supposed to pretend that is not terrifying, facebook has us arguing about brains meanwhile they're getting ready to suckout brains through the computer and put us in an online labor camp. don't kid yourself, you know t

what's been the reaction to this from both democrats and adds: i'm joined now by seema mehta, politicsrfor the la times. thank you forjoining me today to talk about this. did the pardon a surprise? it to talk about this. did the pardon a surprise?- pardon a surprise? it was surprising _ pardon a surprise? it was surprising but _ pardon a surprise? it was surprising but not - pardon a surprise? it was i surprising but not surprising if that makes any sense, we know president biden loves his son and has stood by him through his many struggles. there are a number of things that made it easier for him to do that including the president not seeking re—election democrats not getting the white house, if he had sought re—election and one and kamala harris had one her presidential campaign i question if this would have been happening right now. , would have been happening right now. u ., now. those circumstances aside- - - — when a president pardons his son, there will be accusations of nepotism. what's been the reaction to this from both democrats republicans? it is just starting to spell out

these hiring freezes, laying off workers like mehta, but across the economy there are tons of vacancies for jobs, almost double the amount of the workers. but really, there are some workers who are more vulnerable than others. for example, there's a lot of foreign workers who come to the u. s. to work in the tech sector. they are going to have trouble with their visa for their residential status. so not everyone is getting affected by these layoffs evenly or the city austria taken us through those tech layoffs and very much we go now to some other global business stories, making headlines. new car registrations fell across europe for 2022 with just over 9000000 new vehicles taking the road almost 5 percent less than in the previous year. and that's after some government subsidies for e cars and hybrid plugins. ran out. and car makers had to slow down production due to supply chain problems. black panther walk, honda forever is the 1st marble film to screen in china after a 4 year ban. the number of foreign films allowed in china is already restricted, but the communist parties propagand