with amazon, i only got flying out of the amazon is not that easy. you have his dense forest, very few airfields in a lot of low cloud and rain tool with the swiss brazilian aviator began exploring and mapping the airborne rivers. because we took off in bellamy as expected, the am ass headed towards our cri turning south southeast and continuing over martha grosso camacho towards the atlantic via sal palazzo before reaching the south of the continent. the air masses 1st hit the andes mountain range and the west. the 6000 meter high natural barrier alters the course of the stream of air, as shown in an experiment called sal jack's headed by josie mud ingle. subjects was a fiend experiment that we decided to develop together with the united states a um it will what he yeah. but i see the how did the math take to find out more information about the structure and the functioning of to live with you from south america, because we didn't know how much the measurements taken in the andean foothills showed that this extremely dynamic air mass contains a lot

the amazon conduct down the stat. this forced them to shift at oscillate, and that's when the looks like at the core of what you have baths and they atmosphere degree with a so low level jet that yet because of to speed. subjects prove the existence of a moisture laden air current primarily fed by trade winds from the atlantic. it's joined in the summer by another sub tropical current, which after crossing the amazon and reaching the andes, is then directed south a bona fide flying river. if there's an expert who knows just how important these streams of moisture are, then it's earth scientist, antonio, nobody from brazil's national institute for space research in the study. in my t re, forrest, he may amazon and that relation with climate i came across is curious region in south america. i mean with it in 2006. the lucky quadrangle that goes from korea by, in the north, when desire is in the south. some falling in the east and the end is in the west in the center of this era. you will find one of the most beautiful w

now imagine in the amazon you have up to 400 benin trees. so you have 400000000000 gisors producing a flow of vapor that is larger than amazon river. we've known for years that trees sweat, but the sheer quantities of water that evaporate in the process is relatively recent discovery. antonio nobody's calculations show that the amazon rain forest pumps around 20000000000 tons of water a day into the atmosphere. compared to the 17000000000 tons that the amazon river, the largest on the continent, releases into the atlantic in the scene 24 hours. this immense transpiration is made possible by the structure of the trees. well, as well, for the reason why the forest transpires so much water is because it's a 3 dimensional structure to, sorry, q one tree occupies one square meter of ground at the base of its trunk showing. but if you add together the sum of all the leaves on the upper part of the tree high, it's more than a 150 square meters. it's in great summer and don't with the comp i compare the evaporation from this 3 dimensional structure

the amazon makes a crucial contribution to limiting global warming. a role now threatened by continuing deforestation. scientists have observed and analyzed the rain forest for decades. and about 15 years ago made an extraordinary discovery above the tree tops a phenomenon they call flying rivers. ah, antonio, nobody has spent 40 years studying the amazonian climate. to me, these trees are like a green geyser. it bumps 1000 lea through that day from the ground all the way through the atmosphere. those are real climate makers. on tonia, nobody has discovered a number of scientific enigmas while researching the flying rivers and their role in the global climate machine. you have a movement, a winds around the climate, and that there is an exception. and that happens to be writing the amazon note for launched a major survey ranging from south america to siberia and showed that forests are vital to the regulation of our planets. climate ah, the discovery of the flying rivers shed a new light on the amazon rain forest it's a term that might initially sound

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you own amazon as well >> i do.e've had a lot of good comments but look at this year's price to earnings multiple it's over 60 next year was 39 it's on the way down because they're cutting head count and they'll probably cut more costs. they understand how important it is to the market and to the investors who are considering your stock and, you know, think about all the people with their stock options and this stock has really been a very poor performer for about two years now. they're trying to do everything they can to rationalize and become more efficient. this is a step in the right direction. >> joe >> the job krutsz coming in the most profitable division of the company. that is critical to understand to your point, it's an attempt to protect margins there is, without question, a read through into the economy. consumer is weakening and is contracting. it's evident given corporate actions from amazon and others in technology. technology is in a recession that's clear it's been in recession for the last six mont

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luck because there are two, virtually impossible to get to the top of amazon search listings, amazon's shipping systems. small businesses are beholden to digital gate keepers that block access to our customers, and demote them in the search ranking while copying their best ideas and bringing them to market on their own. that discourages businesses from innovating and deters investors and putting them into startups. they all know the game is rigged and others are taking action in leading the way in the digital age. i wish we are. senator hawley has ideas how to proceed. senator lee has tons of ideas but that's not happening. the european union enacted the digital market facts which puts regulatory restrictions on the largest digital platforms use their power. australia is considering similar reforms to protect digital competition. they will give us good examples and show the market is still vibrant, and the guts to pass something, and digital markets unit, and we abdicate america's leadership position. and global standard for regulating digital businesses around the world. when the dodd

what amazon is doing is making pretty targeted cuts.we have discussed in reporting is aws, for example, not seeing as deeper cuts. marketing, hr and the devices business have. the real as it amazon is working on corresponds to different areas. it depends on where they are cutting back as much as where they are moving forward. alix: before you go, why is tech up right now? ed: why is tech up? alix: why is meta up 4%? ed: there is no reason or rhyme in the market. it is interesting to see tesla higher based on the china data that came out overnight. dell responded to its earnings negatively in terms of a tepid forecast for the current quarter. it is not higher as well. there is choppy trading going on. i think the market is shrugging off the data. we are in this phase where good data, bad news for the markets because of the fed and tech is caught up in that. your last guest was talking about how tech is lumped in with growth anyway. alix: fair enough. looking forward to your show tonight. coming up, president biden and german chancellor o

amazon is a key name we are tracking. bloomberg breaking the story that construction is housed in virginia on h2 q -- hq two. caroline: talk to us about the importance of the second phase of the construction. it's part of the bigger part of the construction. >> they are wrapping up the construction of the towers. amazon moves the workers into those facilities this spring and summer. the issue is three 22 story towers. it's going to have a helix, it's going to have a big conference center,, is on pause right now. no digging for the foreseeable future. ed: i know last april this was approved and sources were telling us amazon was loading -- ready to pull the trigger. what did amazon tell you about this decision? why they decided to hit the brakes? >> we are not sure what kind of hiring for going to be doing, they have had a hiring freeze expense cluster. there's a different vibe on the and outs this campus. they'd run out of space in seattle. therefore looking to put people across the country so 25,000 was not so ambitious

amazon telling us these individuals are not amazon delivery partners. they're impersonators committing crimes against members of the community , doordash reiterating the same message and along with amazon, saying they will assist law enforcement to ensure bad actors are held accountable. that is really scary there. thanks to becky worley for that. um for that some good advice there some extra advice here if you get an unexpected visitor from the front door, maybe should check the side door. the backers to make sure nobody else is around . very good advice coming up. next. mit scientists search for the perfect method to twist apart oreo cookies. you think you know what it is just twist and put you to the best pie that costco shoppers are flipping out over. that's next. you're watching world news now time, go to four imprint .com print for certain. now with the mix and you know some days are jobs are harder than others. andrew yeah, and sometimes i wish i was a scientist. yeah, well, yeah. sometimes they have a cool job, starting with the science of split

it would prohibit amazon which forces third-party sellers to pay enormous fees to amazon for services they do not actually want to buy. by prohibiting this conduct will restore dignity and autonomy to businesses that have no choice but to rely on amazon. it's on the mobile app ecosystem. if passed, consumers will see immediate savings as well. when you can no longer afford a 30% commission on developers for the payment of services that should cost a fraction of that, they forced apple to give consumers the same freedom that they enjoy on their desktop and laptop computers. the freedom to download the software of their choosing. this would put the power back where it belongs, not in the hands of the dominant platform but in the hands of consumers. finally it would restore the incentive to innovate for app developers. when innovators are no longer afraid that apple will effectively steal their ideas and hard-won customers, they will take more risks and invest in new ideas. and increased sense of security will encourage the investment of capital in the innovation economy. after the hard

a small fishing village on the banks of the amazon way to that. but none of the ceiling has fallen off century gone, or someone else wants to figure out what's on a mall um, maybe voted or in most my them on the phone with most of the crime in santa ram is committed late at night. almost 2 thirds of its, his drug related in one way or another unofficially. if the police self 30 percent of all crime committed in one night is considered a success. the volume of drug trafficking here is massive. well after the product, i'm always i key if possible. so if you change your browser back, no go maci model, they some dental kid who hit the door and he was his bad wish. that when you send me that they see that i have my daughter. no, ma'am, nor minorities too much. i just want to get back on my bill now are the key for it . they with that as it what says is each key or their voice. i big that as into a box, you know, please send me the i can a board or to load or do badly possibly arch movie i that was my face. mike, was you up on a lot of fun? what do i al

with oh, the amazon is one of the world longest rivers and has a huge basin area. it's also the world's busiest in terms of drug trafficking, estimated to be worth $10000000000.00 a year. and most of that illegal trade is in cocaine, the most expensive drug for the elite. in this area, the price is at its lowest, $1.00 per gram, but from here, large batches are shipped to major cities like my mouse, st arraignment, body m, where a gram of cocaine cost as much as a packet of cigarettes. $5.00. the world leader in cocaine consumption is the usa where prices can reach as high as a $150.00 a gram. and those little white lines run all the way to the top. celebrities, ceo's politicians, even the son of us president joe biden hunter, was at the epicenter of the cocaine scandal. the white powder seems to have become the entry ticket to high society in the u. s. one american in 10 has allegedly tried cocaine at least once in their life, and most of it had for the us from here, the amazon i think if i can offer you a sodium with now, hey, i got in the other asia, we have hum

oh vista, a small fishing village on the banks of the amazon way to go. but remember the ceiling goose burn off century got to see was always was when you figure out what's on a mall um, maybe more more in more, more than one song. there's nobody ever thought kinda know before most of the crime in santa ram is committed to late at night, almost 2 thirds of its, his drug related in one way or another unofficially. if the police self 30 percent of all crime committed and one night is considered a success, the volume of drug trafficking here is massive. when we call out or after the product or noise i key if possible. so if you change your browser back local marching model, this dental kid who hit the door and he was hello bob, that will you send me that. they see that my daughter, no, no minorities to march, i just want to get a better part of my bill. now are the key for it as it what says is each key or the push i big much that as into books, he'll pull up what he sent me about. i can a boy ought to load all badly, possibly arch movie i that was my faith.

a small fishing village on the banks of the amazon way to go. but remember, the ceiling who's burned off century got to see was always was to figure out some of them all on maybe one or more in most of them on the phone with most of the crime in santa ram is committed late at night almost 2 thirds of its drug related and one way or another unofficially. if the police self 30 percent of all crime committed in one night is considered a success. devonte of drug trafficking here is massive formula for the product. i'm always i key if possible. so if you change your browser back, no, go maci m on with this um, dental kid, who hits the door and he was handled by that. will you send me that? they see that my daughter nor you, nor minority still more. i just want to get a better part of my bill now are the key for it. they with that as it what says if each key or their voice i big much, but as in the books, you know, please send me that i can a ball or to load or do badly that possibly at least i think was like they said, my question was on a lot of fun

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look at amazon's cloud growth.as been hit very hard by that trend the street is skeptical it won't come down by even more twitter and musk are only feeding that skepticism, suggesting customers could ask for cost breaks, something that amazon's cfo he pitched on the last earnings call have a listen. >> our customers are looking for ways to save money we spend a lot of our time trying to help them do so. this customer focus is in our dna and informs how we think about our customer relationships and how we will partner with them through the long term. >> that focus on the customer is a good thing, but in the softer economic times, that loyalty could get tested and comes at the expense of growth as we have seen with amazon and the other hyperscalers, by the way >> yep although we've been around long enough where we've been through a couple of these cycles, and when price cuts come to cloud and come to software, then you really start getting intocy veer market share battles, which can get bloody. >> that's one of the k

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caroline: and amazon are feeling it will not happen overnight.re a people driven business at let us -- business. what could be different in terms of medication? cara: it is about proactive as much as reactive. you saw that he struck an -- talking about trying to contain the conversation within the context of larger planning for the organization, doubling down on thoughtfulness that came with these decisions around the job cuts. what we know from being on the ground is that we have a number of organizations where people don't understand why the cuts were made where they were. we know on the hr side that it makes sense during these times to cut recruiters and some other administrative functions. we are hearing now and learning more about what is happening on the cloud side of the businesses within amazon. that is the question. people want to understand why are these decisions made, why was i affected and why was my coworker affected? that is what our companies are asking about. how do we communicate so we don't create more noise than necessary? car

amazon is planning to lay off 10,000 employees. >> headlines are worse than it actually seems. not every silicon valley layoff is in silicon valley. these are worldwide companies. chad reeves told me he was hiring, in fact, he said it was a good time to hire. you were the hiring manager at a tech company at a disadvantage. we didn't have enough people to fill the opening, i assume that has changed a little bit? >> good morning, scott, thank you so much for having me. the outlook has been grim lately. there's no other way to put that. fortunately, at job form, we are still experiencing growth, and we are still in hiring mode, and hope to continue to be that way. >> that is my point, it will probably be easier on you when you have a better selection of candidates. or a long time, when you think of the employer -- employee being the seller, it was a sellers market. >> i have no idea, i will say, i have been at job form for eight years, progressively, we have experienced a better candidate pool as we have grown in size and got more brand recognition. lately, there has been an notic

prime despite amazon's claims. noticeed the pop-up adds. it's done and scare other people. now, amazon in europe pledged to allow sellers to use other shipping and logic lodge guest logicist services. this is to settle an investigation by the european commission. theeng exact thing they said wod break prime in the u.s. how do we swear the story they are telling us in the senate and what they are asking in europe t and what they aring. are telling us. >> i understand that amazon has incentives. the revenues they might preference. in doing so, perhaps they overreached in the argument-- >> this is among similar situations -- >> i'm having a hard time hearing you. >> so, theyk have proven discrimination. so, what does that mean in life? >> well, you can image dating apps that's only for nazi's or communist or something like that. a platform didn't want to have it.at the question is what would be the remedy. i think, as pointed wouldn't have action. you would have to find an attorney general to take-up their cause that

amc has been a socio-with amazon in the past. -- associated with amazon.the stocks that got whipped around and 2021 by a bunch of day traders reading read it posts who had a lot of time on their hands home at during the pandemic. they would buy and sell stocks like amc, turning into a meme stock. that never materialized. analysts are saying, if it happens, they might want to look at a chain like cineworld. that is becoming out of bankruptcy, that's an acquisition that amazon could make at a discount, lest risky then it went for amc. if it goes for a theater chain at all. kathleen: are there new gimmicks. what is that they need to do, to get people back to the movies? >> think about the experience, if you can add excitement to going to the theater, you are seeing theaters add recliners, food and drink orders, do people want to go into a theater for that kind of experience. you have to add to something extra. haidi: coming up next on debris, the plan to lit up the house as creating exams for investors. we talk about with a man who wrote the book on alibaba.

so let's go and look at the amazon of amazon in the united states.zon which is now frustrating so many investors ever since mr. jassy took over. coinciding with him the stock has been sliding. you look what they have, they have a great cloud business. they have a great e tailing department store but i fail to see synergies between the two. people at wall street, people looking at response to alibaba divided into not two but six, stock is moving higher. someone will say maybe we should think about separating or reorganizing. alibaba is not actually breaking apart. >> separating. >> segmenting themselves so they could send them out to public -- liz: do you think it was a mistake for that stock split, amazon stock split? >> no, not really. i think when you -- liz: done nothing since then. supposed to make it more affordable. >> we never put too much stock as it were two stock splits. two five dollar bills for a 10. a lot of tech stocks have come down with higher interest rates, slowing down in the economy but certainly i do like amazon here and they cou

apple up 20% amazon trailing with a 14% gain.t, single digits but they had better years. amazon is still down 8% since earnings last month, when saw web services come in below estimates and weaker than expected q1 guidance the company in cutback mode, pau pausing construction on a second location in georgia. this after shares already fell by half last year and amazon had its slowest growth in 25 years could the stock with just one sell rating on the street be past its prime time for a bull/bear debate. our bull is james, and our bear is barton crockett james, i'll start with you you remain a steadfast bull. this must be driving you crazy, this underperformance. >> no question that amazon is in the penalty box. even we put it in the penalty box where we trimmed our position last quarter and looking to add back once we get better clarity on where estimates will ultimately land the company made missteps. we're not seeing the margin as soon as we thought we would. and at the same time, jassy says it's a number one priority cost cuts

will you go through amazon nor -- amazon or build your own distribution channels?hese are questions wpp can help you answer. francine: do i need to have a political point of view? do i need to call out things that are morally wrong in my eyes? mark: brands don't have to have a political point of view, but brands have to understand what is going on in society, what consumers care about, and how what they do is relevant to them. we did a study that showed 82% of consumers care about how brands treat people, treat social issues, take position on those, so you have to think about energy consumption. what is your policy on sustainability? what is your packaging policy? how do you treat your people? where are you going to sell your product and who are you going to sell it through? those issues are important. i would rather think of them about purpose than about them being political, if you like. francine: are those real changes? mark: absolutely those are real changes. francine: and ceos do mean it? mark: i mean it. at wpp people are passionate about this topic. they wan

a small fishing village on the banks of the amazon way to that. but remember the ceiling goose burn off century fancy, or someone else wants to figure out a mall. um, maybe more more in move my them on the phone with most of the crime in santa ram is committed late at night almost 2 thirds of its his drug related in one way or another unofficially. if the police self 30 percent of all crime committed and one night is considered a success, devonte of drug trafficking here is massive. when we call out or add to the product or noise i key if possible. so if you change your browser back local marching model, this some dental kid who hit the door and he was really bad, that when you send me that they see that i have my daughter not, not nor my daughter, still march. i just want to get a better price of my bill now are the key for it as it. what says if each key or the push i big that as in the book, you know, please send me that i can a ball or to load all badly? possibly at least i that was like a favor. mike, was you up on a lot of what i allow the p

i think dolphins are among the few safe inhabitants of the amazon. but i was decided to show career. one of bo vistas drug dealers, hi doubts and your physical omar. my know, i tell you more how he's are more sorry for that. if you think you here, keep an eye on for him. this is close to where my tails live. the police recently ransacked a drug dealing nest, confiscating several 100 kilograms of cocaine. i got a much rush theater, kia gentlemen, according to mateus it still mo, here at night. clearly you how the lumber e katherine chicken funnel? how high if you are at the heart of the shot on black mountain, full fall face can if i'm as emma not on it or could you possibly with. meanwhile, the prostate governor arrives in central m with humanitarian aid for local village residence, tractors and building materials. everyone's getting ready for the governor elections. land for peasants, not drug dealers, missed a slogan for day. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. so dr. shackleton here. yeah, he why do you go get you sure. lisa, a vein here. scouting

for amazon? lauren: maybe for viewership.head todd: the numbers haven't been good. football has been horrible. three reasons i don't like this. one going back with what patrick mahomes says players are getting stronger and faster and injuries are bound to happen. two, what if you're a family and buy tickets for a sunday 1:00 p.m. game and they flex it to a school night 8:00 p.m. what do you do? sell it, your kids don't get a chance to go and ignores the fan in the stadium and three, my new york giants when they play on a thursday night, they can play the little sisters of the poor, they would still lose, so more thursday night games means more losses for my giants. i don't like it, stu! stuart: gee, i'm sorry i asked. lauren: why wouldn't the league then listen to the players? simple question. todd: because they don't have to unless it's within the confines of a collective bargaining agreement. unless it's in that document they aren't going to listen to the player because they know it means money. stuart: since you know so mu

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think dolphins are among the few safe inhabitants of the amazon. but i just decided to show korea one of bo vistas drug dealers. hi doubts franco fee. the fellow morton. my know, i tell you more. i wonder whether if you think if we are kinda new on polian, this is close to where mateus lives. the police recently ransacked a drug dealing nest, confiscating several 100 kilograms of cocaine. i got a much rush theater, kia government, according to mateus. still, oh, here at night. clearly you how the men do each. i think she fulfilled. how? if you got up behind them to show them what i now doing, full fall face, if i'm as emma not oddish with. meanwhile, the prostate governor arrives in central m with humanitarian aid for local village residence, tractors and building materials. everyone's getting ready for the governor elections. land for peasants. not drug dealers is the slogan of today. who is the hospital up people? there's also doctor shackleton here. yeah, he why did you go good, you sure. a lab scouting the river for good fishing spots. kareem m

they are slashing 9,000 more jobs and the second round of cuts for amazon in less than a year. in november, they began to lay off more than 18,000 workers and most of the cuts will affect the cloud computing, human resource, and twitch live streaming businesses. the amazon ceo cited uncertainty in the near future and said that the cuts are part of the decision to streamline cuts. altogether, meta, amazon and microsoft have announced 70,000 lay layoffs in the last six months. >>> and so, weather with the atmospheric weather and -- >> well, the good news is that it is not atmospheric river. and we are getting a better storm system than what we have been tracking. so we look at the microclimate storm system out to san jose, and we have enjoyed it, and we did manage to get the blue sky out there, and on the san jose camera, and off to the puffy clouds and cumulus clouds and the stratus mixing in, and the breeze out of the west at 14, and holding on to the 50s at night, and no need for the umbrella for the next few hour, and coming to me as we take it to the satellite picture, and i

delivery guy with blue amazon best came up to our door.was holding a package, but no one answered the door. they hopped onto the my neighbor's patio. ah broke through the glass and then found that there was nothing to steal because they're selling their apartment, an amazon spokesman tells me. it's unclear if any actual workers are involved at the company will cooperate with any police investigation, police say when in doubt, don't open the door to strangers, and that could include delivery drivers be a good witness. don't engage and turn in surveillance video. in oakland, henry lee ktvu fox studios. authorities have identified as suspected catalytic converter thief who was crushed to death underneath the vehicle in oakland. they say 35 year old eric szabo of vacaville was killed as he was attempting to steal the part friday morning from a toyota prius on lagunitas avenue a few blocks from lake merritt. investigators say that jack he was using apparently malfunctioned. an investigation is underway tonight after a fire at a parking lot at s

>> well proud pooeb tart of the team amazon for 23 years i think what amazon built the team there is the u.s. sellers globally what we hope to do at flex port is taking build a supply chain capability for all the rest of these businesses many whom are not part of amazon echo system we are happy to do for the amazon's system as welcome but to build a single pane of glass supply chain i enables same tools at cost and quality, that the largest company like amazon or walmart or target target or general motors someone has for supply chain, most small and medium sized business don't have that kind of scale or technology they need to deliver the type of results, that the large companies get 37 we want to unable that for them we want to enable them to combine scale he doing such that sum of the parts sum of 10 businesses go together to leverage conceal for costs across the supply base, and we are rapidly building to make that reality for them around the world. >> quick, dave i know you provide technology, robotics at amazon hp with you doing that kind of technology at flex port? >> we are ce

is it going to be amazon? is it going to be twitter? is there something else that will be the hot new thing? mark: one good thing about wpp, we do not need to make those decisions. consumers will decide and we need to be where the consumers are. it is our job, i think, to understand all of those platforms and help our clients understand what is most relevant, where can they reach their consumers most effectively, what is going to deliver the higher return on investment? we are very data and technology and fact-driven today. so, it is both the creative ideas but also the financial returns that are important. francine: and, how did you end up in advertising? mark: sort of by mistake, really. [laughter] francine: a good mistake or a bad mistake? mark: well, i left university. i didn't know what i wanted to do. i wrote to a few business leaders and companies. i ended up working at wpp in the very early days. and, i think, when i started, i never thought i would end up sitting in this seat, if you like, at all. no. francine: what do you like

i've been demolished, as i said, amazon dot com is not a market. it's a market replacement. in a market, you have consumers, you know, you and i can walk around wherever you might be in london. atkins. and we can go to market, we can look around, we see the same things if you and i, and that amazon dot com and play and put in the search engine the same keywords, you will get different things for me. the algorithm is going to divert to that the completely different suppliers that the algorithm determines. and the algorithm gets a cup of 3075 percent from them. so basis is not making a profit. he's making a rent, which is equivalent to what a few the lord used to make under feudalism. so the market has been replaced by an algorithmic variant of the land, which is owned by a few bill king goal jeff bases. this is just an example of court, and profit has been replaced by an ent, that's no carpet, not capitalist anymore. so this is a nightmare for any liberal, for anyone who used to celebrate capitalism as a place that generates competition, of ideas of products and of methods of

amazon's ceo making that announcement today, saying this second round of cuts for amazon is to cut costs in an uncertain economic climate. included in the cuts, about 400 jobs from twitch, which is an amazon-owned streaming platform. the latest round of cuts now means that amazon has slashed 27,000 jobs in the past year. that's now the most of any u.s. tech company. until now, that distinction was held by menlo-park based meta. meta has cut about 21,000 jobs in recent months. >>> also tonight, former president trump says he might be arrested by tomorrow, and he is urging his supporters to protest nationwide. this, of course, could be problematic. today barriers went up at the manhattan courthouse, which is . those hearings stem from a hush money investigation involving porn star stormy daniels. this was during the 2016 presidential election. a grand jury spent the day hearing testimony from key witnesses but has not yet reached a decision on any type of indictment and likely won't reach a decision until, at earliest, later this week. over the weekend, president trump called for protestin

deforestation in the amazon region rose. _ them there. deforestation in the amazon region rose.nmental safeguards. ian mccarty reports. they are often called the lungs of the earth, but the amazon is choking. deforestation in brazil pass amazon region reached record last month. modelling by the brazilian government found there has been a year—on—year increase of more than 60% in the area of forest destroyed. most of the country's soybeans are produced in the sorrento savanna region south of the amazon. deforestation there went up by a staggering 99% in the year. has by a staggering 99% in the year. is long... by a staggering 99% in the year. sis long... deforestation to ramp up. they numbers paint a difficult picture for the president. after years of searching deforestation under his predecessor, bolsonaro, lula pledged to end illegal logging. we have just left behind a government that supported deforestation. but government that supported deforestation.— government that supported deforestation. �* , , ., deforestation. but experts warn it could take years _ deforestation. but e

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