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apple daily will be closed very soon.e rest of his life, so it is quite sad to me. and also i think it is the price he takes and the burden he has taken for us and, actually, i am a bit guilty about it. according to beijing, the charges against jimmy lai are equal to treason and the prosecutor has compared the seriousness of his crimes with murder. he now faces potential life in prison. in the last few days, jimmy lai has released an open letter to his journalists, telling them to stand tall. april policy month are known errors but so far this april many of us have seen little or no significant rain. through the week and beyond the forecast is set to be dry for the forecast is set to be dry for the majority of the uk to stop high pressure at the moment extends across as from scandinavia. this plant will try to come into play for sunday. it will bring some rain through the small hours into northern ireland and scotland. elsewhere, clear skies, a fine story and quite a widespread frost across england and wales, southern and

apple daily will be closed very soon.e rest of his life, apple daily will be closed very soon. jimmy lai, he will be injail for the rest of his life, so it is quite sad to me. and also i think it is the price he takes and the burden he has taken for us and, actually, i am a bit guilty about it. according to beijing, the charges against jimmy lai are equal to treason and the prosecutor has compared the seriousness of his crimes with murder. he now faces potential life in prison. in the last few days, jimmy lai has released an open letter to his journalists, telling them to stand tall. hello. we are going to be talking about high—pressure a lot through the week ahead, maybe even beyond that. we will see a lot of dry weather as a consequence. in fact, we are talking really about two areas of high pressure. we start the week with one area of high pressure which extends back into the uk from scandinavia, the other area will build up in the atlantic. between the two is the weather front which, on sunday, brought some rain into

the apple daily newspaper is known to be critical of beijing.ound to be guilty of taking part when massive crowds of anti-government protesters marched through the city. they are expected to be sentenced on april 16. supporters gathered shouting protesting is not a crime. >> no matter what lies in the future. we believe in people of hong kong and brothers and sisters. the victory is ours. >> many leading pro-democracy activists in hong kong have already been detained or marginalized as beijing continues its crackdown. >>> ahead of the court decision, the u.s. state department issued a report criticizing beijing. the secretary of state antony blinken said over the past year, china has continued to chip away at hong kong's political autonomy. he said he would work with allies to stand with hong kongers against what he calls china's egregious policies and actions. he said the ear ocean does not warrant spishl trade agreements. that nullifies a decision by the previous administration. moving a vetting system to ensure they are loyal to beijing. >>>

to me like he's well known for his part democracy steps to news media next maybe media and he's apple daily maybe outlets we've got 82 year old mohsen les he's a highly respected barrister he's also the man considered the father of democracy he also has been found guilty we've got 73 year old respected barrister and former legislative microphone as well as chuck young he's the man who's been holding the t.m.'s with vigil for decades here hong kong he also has been found guilty of 2 of the others in this particular group of i have previously pleaded guilty therefore by 2 have been convicted i spoke to a number of those are the members of this particular group on a rival course of the west highland course to die on thursday march and they said he's prepared to go to jail to fight for democracy and the freedoms that were promised to this former british territory i also spoke to leach of yemen this is what he had to say on his way into cause. this very aggressive. previous oppression is equally true of all those where. in the protest movement a group no matter where you are the peaceful group w

he's in jail because the apple daily which he publishes has been significantly critical of the chinesemunist party regime. so the some of democracy are still there and the chinese communist party are crushing it as best as they can and that's the reality of what they are facing with president xi. i mean, he's uncovered who he really is. maria: yeah, what i'm really interested in seeing is what our policy is going to be about all of this, general. we will have to wait on the biden administration. general, always a pleasure to get your take on all of this. it's very important story. general jack keane. next time we've got to get into iran as well. we will see you soon, sir. we will be right back. maria: welcome back, there's a global chip shortage, the white house has pushed to invest in semi-conductor manufacturing coming up and how it hopes to keep america competitive as keep america competitive as muscles. we will be right back. maria: welcome back, the white house is zeroing in on the major ship shortage the u.s. is seeing. president biden is urging congress to invest $50 billion in

the fact it is a millionaire owner of the apple daily that is known as the last opposition paper beingit has what happened since xijinping came to power has destroyed it. what should the international community and particularly britain do, if they're trying to point out that the two systems are supposed to have lasted considerably longer? the chinese know that, it is not question of trying to persuade them. the reality is there is little you can do when you have a government and a country that is so powerful as china. i'm not going to pretend there is a simple way in which this can be resolved. but we know the chinese detest the fact this is an issue has been internationalised and they like to pretend it is a domestic issue. it is notjust the uk that is leading the campaign, there are other country, most importantly the united states, who have imposed restrictions on china. what they like to think is a domestic issue is a global repudiation of their behaviour and it's notjust hong kong. you cannot look at this in isolation. they're treating their citizens, in particular 1 million uighu

we are going to apple earnings and its daily margins and ipod and all that. of cash like you mentioned through the morning he's just extraordinary. >> there's a big change at alphabet. they are still going to invest a ton of money into that company as well. that won't be a major shift. but the buybacks and the capital returns, that's what's amazing about apple. when tim cook came on board we talked about innovation without steve jobs and he turned it into a balancing machine, capital returns machine. tom: i mentioned the watchband and i get in email, what is that about? he thought i was trashing on economists. i couldn't get a straight answer out of willpower. -- will power. jonathan: you are punchy this week. what's wrong? who upset you? tom: i'm feeling good. jonathan: this is the good version of you? that is worrying. lisa: not to take a conversation away, but there was something you said in your market checks. jonathan: i got cut off by tom early. lisa: you were talking about how it's a 5% rally. jonathan: a quiet rally. lisa: because it is not traditiona

investigation, they were not locking down social media accounts, we saw payments over apple pay and over venmo over cash app. "the daily and so it was really easy to track down potential sources. and then if you look at the investigation itself, it involves characters that also incentivize for various reasons to talk to the press. it stands in such stark contrast to the other big political investigations we've seen over the last couple of years. especially the mueller investigation where nobody was incentivized to leak and nobody did leak. this is a much different, different situation, ar. >> are you surprised how much has been written in public view, what he wrote in his book and the venmo transactions that the daily beast found. >> it is shocking. it does feel like if people thought they were doing something wrong, they won't use venmo and apple pay. if they understand the gravity they wouldn't have text messages saying meet me at this hotel and there will be $1,500, some of the texts that we have review and that is shocking and also shocking is that people had not locked down their social media accounts even though

daily life. at least that's certainly apple's hope >>> for our crowd source, guys, we showed you big tech's lobbyingr in the hour and asked you which big tech name you were most wary of one viewer says amazon they would love to keep their poverty wages, is what one viewer rights. another says facebook, they're kids playing business with weak corporate responsibility another viewer comments that the government is the only true monopoly here. they lack domain expertise but are ready to smash things. dee, that will be the ongoing debate, the degree to which legislators in congress have a full grasp of the issues >> carl, that is a really good illustration of sort of how inflamed tensions have become on both sides jon, i wonder, does the average user care about this stuff we keep asking the question here on "techcheck" and i guess it is an answer for regulators. >> no poverty wage at amazon they're starting at $15 an hour with benefits, carl. >> and if you get stock it is a totally different story. >>> intel and snap tonight let's get to the judge ♪ ♪ >>> all right. carl, thanks very much welcome to "t"

cloud revenue, azure up 50%, xbox 50% teams, that product now has 145 million daily active users, which, guys, brings us to appleearnings out tonight and could that be the reason that the stock is basically flat year to date jon, where is the growth story here isn't it supposed to be services that brand new m-1 chip or is that already baked in? >> we've been asking where is the growth in apple for a while now and the stock price certainly keeps growing. i'm going to be interested, carl, in the conversation today around reading forward what we learned last night into what we're going to learn for the rest of the week yes, we've got facebook and apple tonight. there's some things to read through from microsoft into apple, i think, and from alphabet into facebook and then we've already got microsoft with the cloud numbers, some cloud numbers from google as well amazon is the big one in the cloud space, that's coming up in just a few hours, not today, but this week. >> yep morgan stanley today on microsoft, jon, said the quarter had its puts and takes, as they said, but commercial bookings up 39 that's the best we'v

daily good tech results. charter buy backs from books. buy backs from apple. running before i can walk there.sian stocks are trading higher despite the news coming through from asia. they are seeing $1. trillion more of stimulus coming through. the top story, it is president biden. annmarie? annmarie: making his congressional debut, outlining trillions of radars to boost the economy. he would increase taxes on the richmond as well as tightening the financial system, take a listen. >> we are going to get rid of the loop hopes allowing americans that make more than $1 million a year and pay a lower tax rate on capital gains than americans who receive a paycheck. we are only going to affect .3% of all americans. we are going to crack down on millionaires and billionaires who cheat on their taxes. annmarie: the fed upgraded its outlook for the economy, echos biden's positivity on the recovery. michelle, thank you for joining us. big take away from the biden speech was the $1.8 trillion on the american families plan. i did a lot of the math this morning. i was talking to derrick, and when you look

download them for free from the apple app store or google play store today. and you can get our dailyest, just text democracynow to 66866. we're continuing our discussion with jeremy scahill, who has just launched a massive new online investigati project titledempire politician: a half-century of joe bin's stances on war, milirism, and the cia." i want to go to the 1980's and also talk about how that links to joe biden today. in his address tonight and his first address to the joint session of congress, it is expected he will be mainly focusing on domestic policy. congress member alexandria ocasio-cortez says president biden is more progressive than many progressives expected. we are talking about his foreign-policy. today in the headlines we talked about a trial going on in el salvador on the 1981 massacre, the horrifying massacre around 1000 salvadoreans killed by the battalion that was a u.s. trained salvadoran military battalion. one of the expert witnesses, terry carl, professor at stanford, detailed the on-site presence of u.s. military visor hazelwood and some of the pretrial t

they go out and they protect us on a daily basis but the problem again is you've got those rotten apples that are highlighted and they shouldn't be. we should look at those good cops. and what i suggest, and i'm hoping and darryl is right, maybe this will be a new beginning. maybe this is where police officers will go out into the community, and establish a rapport with citizens in the community. you're right. this crap about defunding police departments, that's a bunch of garbage. >> sean: darryl -- hold on, i've got about 35 seconds for you, darryl, you can't agree with this defund and dismantle the police movement, do you? >> i don't agree with it but i do think it's a chance for reform, sean. that we have to relook at how we do things and how we police. and, for example, in the george floyd case, the negative press release that went out on george floyd that talked about him being a medical case and not really given proper magnification to what happened in the incident itself. >> sean: the quick action is more training, nonlethal action for cops and people need to interact better with

daily basis. but the problem, again, is you've got those rotten apples that are highlighted, and they shouldn't be. we should look at those good cops, and what i am suggesting and i hope that darrell is right, maybe this will be a new beginning. may be this is where police officers will go out in the community and establish a rapport with citizens in the community, and you are right, this crap about defunding police departments, that is a bunch of garbage. >> sean: let me ask, darrell -- >> more money. >> sean: got about 35 seconds for you, darrell. you can't agree with this in defund and dismantle the police movement, do you? >> i don't agree with it, but i do think it is a chance for reform, sean, that we have to relook how we do things and how we police. for example, in the george floyd case, the negative press release that went out on george floyd, i talked about him being a medical case and not really giving proper magnification to what had happened in the city itself. >> sean: i'm out of time. but the quick answer is more training as nonlethal options for cops, and the public needs to intera

top and bottom lines a miss on monetizeble daily active users alongside weak guidance, the company cautioning it saw several headwinds ahead ranging from apple'srivacy changes to costs and expenses we will break down the quarter further with julia boorstin later this hour. carl >> it's been a month since this moment you'll see beeple sold for $69 million. we've seen the hype around nft skyrocket and come back down joining us to discuss his latest collection and the market at large is digital artist beeple welcome back good to see you. >> how is it going how are we going "techcheck," we have a new show here smarty smart >> yes and we're honored to have you with us. talk about your newport t-- new portfolio? how is your audience >> honestly, we're -- it's not really it's something that i think will appeal to crypto collectors but also appeal to more traditional physical collectors as well. dissimilar to the kristi's piece sort of like a j-peg this has a component to the pieces i'm releasing tonight. i think that's something that there's a lot of room for improvement in soft rt of like exploration around it's going to be seen whether that's your

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daily active users and 60 million monthly active users. investors are looking for guidance on the impact of apple's operating system kang which will limit facebook'so target ads. they are also going to be looking for more on the potential shopping as well as facebook is offering its creators to stay and create content on its platforms back over to you. >> facebook is up 1.5% as we stand. apple is just slightly lower, about half a percent lower josh what is your take on all four of these names, the two that reported last night the two we have got to come and the fact that google has kind of given up a bit of its gains during the session >> okay. so i guess we will start with google i'm long it's the best performing of all of these faang names year to date i have been in the stock for years. and i really feel that youtube, as much as alphabet shares have gone up, i feel loo youtube is still being undervalued. whenever i hear about the anti-trust threats, break up amazon, google i wish you would stands alone youtube could be as big as netflix in revenue they are on pace to catch up i think youtube is an absolute monster for the next ten or 15 years.

daily users last year. revenue's projected to grow to $743 million on a narrow loss of 6 cents per share. key topics to watch are the impact of the apple'srating system to prompt users to prompt out of ad and how user engagement is changing as people start to interact more in person jpmorgan writing snap should continue to benefit as a strong direct response platform as marketers look to diversify ad dollars away from facebook and google we look for more color on how they make money from the different parts of the business like the spotlight and maps programs we expect strong margin expansion this year and snap remains in an investment mode with the spotlight creator fund likely weighing on near term profitability. the shares are up about 16% year to date and 72% of analysts have a buy or overweight rating on the stock but the numbers are going to be watched very carefully as a sign of what could come next week when facebook, twitter and pinterest report. >> twitter with a tough session today. thank you. >>> before we go, take a look at the markets that tanked the past hour all started with headlines from bloomberg suggesting president b

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spotlight user content as well as a 40% increase in daily engagement with the augmented reality lenses the company was also bullish on advertising despite apple'slity to target ads. and the reopening here in the u.s. seems to be driving engagement with story posting as well as with engagement with the snap map this is something analysts see as a real potential revenue driver down the road and despite the fact that the stock's up about 280% over the past 12 months, over 70% of analysts have a buy or overrate rating on the stock. guys, back over to you >> julia, thank you very much. just want note that we've lost a bit of steam here in the markets, down 100 points from where we were just a few moments ago on the dow, which is only up now 222 points still looking at a strong finish but coming off those session highs as we go into the close. four minutes left. sylvia, just quickly on snap, chris says it's always good to see a stock react well to good numbers. and these were good numbers. from users to improving profitability and revenues how do you view the stock, which has already had such a tremendous run-up? >> i absolutely love it. 280 d.a.u.s.

daily trelegy. ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> hundreds of big american businesses, including applere aggressive goals for cutting carbon emissions. in a letter released ahead of next week's white house climate change summit, corporate leaders say the u.s. needs to slash co2 emissions by at least 50% by just 2030. almost doubling the target set in the paris climate agreement. for more on the biden administration's commitment to climate change, joining me is presidential envoy on climate, former secretary of state, of course, john kerry. mr. secretary, thanks for taking the time this morning. >> happy to be with you. thank you, jim. >> i want to get to the corporate commitments because they're important but you just returned from an overseas trip and, in fact, building support for biden's approach. india will soon compete with the u.s. and china on global emissions. in your meetings there, did india make any hard commitments on carbon emissions cuts? >> yes, they did. they made a commitment to achieve a new implementation about 450 gigawatts of renewable power. most of it coming from

daily engagement with augmented reality lenses the ceo saying augmented reality has huge potential to drive e-commerce down the line the company also shared a bullish advertising outlook despite the potential for apple'stem to limit ad targeting, saying they've told tools to mitigate any damage the reopening, rather than pulling people off their phones seems to be driving story posting and engagement with the snap map that is something that analysts see as potential revenue driver down the line. with the stock up about 270% in the past 12 months and 73% of analysts having a buy or overweight rating, it seems to indicate they think the pandemic was a turning point for snap rather than just a one-time blip for the unusual growth during that limited period. jon, carl? >> yep we've certainly talked about pull forwards in the past few days then you have sort of the broader macro environment of advertising dollars which seem to be getting elevated forecasts for day after day. >> elevated forecast but carl, i think the real question is how much apple's changes are going to impact each of these platforms and impact them differently. yesterday we got a pretty copacetic commentary from snap they have different

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