in similar story to dbs.xing strong inflows pretty a lot of inflows from other banks like credit suisse. those are the sort of focus areas. [indiscernible] streamlining the business, improving digitization. i think analysts will be looking for more progress on how that is going basically. haidi: what was the outlook we heard when it comes to china? denise: china is something we have to watch out for. it will be interesting to see if there is a change in tone. they have had issues, which have been persistent even though they are coming down. hsbc's recent quarter saw improvement. if it's an improvement if we see mpr is coming down. haidi: what about expectations for cost management? denise: i think that will be a focus. it's supposed to simplify the bank, reduce cost and overlaps. the bank has announced management changes within the corporate investment bank. it will be interesting to see how they drive the business forward as well as keeping a lid on costs. annabelle: that was denise wee there. on the earning

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so one of the tasks that students have on a db q which is 25% of the ap us history exam, it's the third part after the multiple choice in the short answer and before the long essay, students will have an essay with seven primary source documents, and it could include a document like this. and one of the skills that students are asked to do when they analyze this kind of a document is to think critically about the document. like a historian would. and so that means looking at the historical situation and the intended audience, the purpose or the authors point of view and we've talked a lot about historical situation and and that's that's the that my advice to students is often to think about the historical situation see if if you can connect this document to another event in the time period or right before that helps explain the setting. and so students could situate this document or contextualize this document by remembering that not only is this is this a war, but they could think about wilson's rhetoric about how this is a war to make the world safe for democracy, a war to end all war

new db renardo green out of florida state, a locked down corner in college ready to get to work. >> everybodyuld be excited to start playing football again. you no longer running 40 or doing broad jumps or like, you know, verts. none of that. he's trying to just, you know, put the pads on and make some plays, you know, to be able to get to this point, you know, to prove to the five year old version of myself, you know, who dreamed to be in this position to that i'm actually here, you know, it's exciting. >> but you know now it's not now it's about maintaining that warriors are holding tryouts for draft prospects. >> adomah ball six seven guard out of santa clara. he's seen jalen williams and brandon skyy go from the broncos to the nba the past couple of years. ball was asked if he's talked to pods about what to expect. >> no, he kind of led by example, you know. you know, he showed that, you know, it was possible to do that. and you know he's giving me like good advice. and yeah yeah brandon is definitely somebody that, you know we kind of look up into the nba playoffs tonight. >> mavs and th

new db renardo green out of florida state, a locked down corner in college ready to get to work. >> everybody excited to start playing football again. you no longer running 40 or doing broad jumps or like, you know, verts. none of that. he's trying to just, you know, put the pads on and make some plays, you know, to be able to get to this point, you know, to prove to the five year old version of myself, you know, who dreamed to be in this position to that i'm actually here, you know, it's exciting. >> but you know now it's not now it's about maintaining that warriors are holding tryouts for draft prospects. >> adomah ball six seven guard out of santa clara. he's seen jalen williams and brandon skyy go from the broncos to the nba the past couple of years. ball was asked if he's talked to pods about what to expect. >> no, he kind of led by example, you know. you know, he showed that, you know, it was possible to do that. and you know he's giving me like good advice. and yeah yeah brandon is definitely somebody that, you know we kind of look up into the nba playoffs tonight. >> mavs and thunder

legendary. it was later renamed, there were four, the first flight was made in the thirty-ninth year by the dbhe thirty-ninth to the forty-fifth year, in total 5,256 cars were manufactured, the plane was in operation from 1940 to 1952, and also an absolutely legendary car, which, by the way, i would be happy to take in my hands, the very famous il-2. the history of this airplane is amazing, how to calculate all the amazing characteristics of those times, i say amazing, because this is confirmed not by me, but by the people who flew on it. there’s an interesting story here, you see, the fact is that the war is already quite serious weapons on german planes, the question arose, how... the question really arose, how to protect? that is, your own nogun, however , it means that if you put armor here, just armor, it makes it very heavy and, most importantly, solves the issue of aerodynamics not in a good way, and ilyushin came up with the idea of ​​​​making an armored plane, it was almost 2/3 armored, that’s all the whole top and the whole bottom is illusory, that’s what he wrote, by the way, about

db, the signal came, one of the former riders lathered up to him.ance group is in the rear, the company commander personally led it, so by morning there will be language. grandfather, well done, get ready, you are helping the soldiers, one, two, there will be no reinforcements, order. belo took the tongue, but this is how he breathes, yeah, okay. where did you stop, this is a medical unit, like a bullet after a doctor, why did you get up, hurry up, come on, that’s a german, you fool, run after the doctor, march, come on, one, two, one, two, but in the body, you bastard, can i turn it over, intelligence, you should apologize, or something, what happened to elizabeth, i feel good about how you came out, it’s a shame, you’re an officer, after all, a commander , because my orders must be carried out unquestioningly, grandfather, you are not driving to the front line, my guys are there, maybe someone has been caught, but will you stay here? i’m having a dance with my superiors, at attention, comrade commissar, leave the commander, why are you yelling, th

follow up with major big banks that are really innovative and pouring in a lot of investments, such as dbsw years. ok. well, as always, it's fascinating and we haven't got enough time to dedicate to this, but thank you, professor howard yu, forjoining us on the programme from imd center for future readiness. let's take a look at the markets: that's the latest business and news. i'll see you soon. hello. we have had some late spring sunshine over recent days, also a few showers around — and we'll see a few more of them over the next few days. in fact, between tuesday and friday, the weather turns more unsettled. this is the rainfall we're expected to accumulate — and you can see, particularly across the northeast of scotland, some places will see close to 100 millimetres of rain by the end of the week, so things certainly turning more unsettled gradually. as for tuesday, after a bit of a misty, murky start, some scattered showers building during the afternoon, but they will be fairly hit—and—miss. i think tuesday will dawn with some sea fog across the far northeast of scotland, aberdeenshir

the mainstream media abc, dbs, new york times, washington post, they will never turn on joe biden. >>an i ask you? miss you will come back within six weeks and ask the same question because you say it's beginning to break, he's getting real questions, the new york times stood up, that's showing custody democratic president against the most hated opponent but still can't carry his water anymore. >> one of two things will happen, you will be right in that means he will no longer be candidate, they will push him out for you will be wrong and rally to protect joe biden. >> we have to get you on podcast right here always great to see you. congratulations. meanwhile, no shortage of issues let's talk about one that covers them all. it's leadership, pervasive political unrest on campuses as we speak. i'm a national debt and weakness abroad. it gets better. with america on the brink, we need old decisive leadership with solutions on how to put an end to the madness is victor davis hanson, senior fellow an author of a brand-new book, the end of everything. war descends into annihilation. one th

db sweeney my class and andrew mccarthy. you might remember him maybe from "the mannequin."emembered from them leave but that's what i remember. they are going to five additions today and i'm going to one every five months. the casting breakdown back then. i don't know if you remember. it came out fridays to retain what roles were available. it was like jim crow. it would say white actors, white doctor, white lawyer, white romantically, latin drug dealer. >> stephen: i saw that one. >> john: you better not be try to take my role for me. it's the only opportunity i had. he would ask your agent, can i be seen for these other roles? can i try my david mamet monologue? they wouldn't see you at all. i knew my opportunities were never going to be the same. they were just never, no matter how talented, how hard i worked. it wasn't going to be equal. >> stephen: but you still have the idealism is what i'm asking. >> john: the idealism. >> stephen: i will tell you i ask. you say the american dream hasn't always been of everybody. it never was always for everybody. it was for white la

the dissenters in dbs skinner, oklahoma, as one of the opin thh threatened by the logic in the frameworkd relied on in the same sex marriage case by the supreme court, and it' cited and relied on in the interim in the interracial rriage case by the supreme court. so again, had a long lasting many ways it seems to be under smith all right. the voting rights case that had a tremendous impact, some historians believe, that launched the trajectory of civil rights. theten years later in brown versus board of education and it had a tremendous impact on voting. now, full voting rights wouldn't bentil the courageous of manyens. the passage of the voting rights act in 1965. but important foundation for that. and it represents a door opening approach to voting rights and. of course, many critics, the current court believe that the many of the decisions of include shelby county decision from 2013 that struck down a part of the voting critics, the current cou, think itt5 reflects door closing approach to voting rights. in contrast. smith versus all right and there's one other area that we haven't to

the db-3 is an excellent machine, reliable, yes, a little outdated, but this is not a reason to reducethe planes will not reach the target at all, why the hell are we doing theories here, we will check, hang a ton, one and a half tons, like... so, so, to yourself, oh, there, it hurts, it hurts, what we've gathered, it's too risky news, comrade colonel, you may not be able to pull it out, who will pull it out, you, comrade colonel, the bombs are in place, the tanks are filled, additional ones are also under the neck, more than 2 tons, it turns out that there are doubts about the engine, comrade captain, the authorities ordered without don't start it. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, i say, the commander said not to start without him, but where is he? on the day of victory on the first. this year we celebrate the seventy- ninth anniversary of the great victory. let's talk about military songs. one destroyed 150 manpower and knocked out two tanks, one of which was a tiger, where are you now, when i go out as part of an immortal regiment, i proudly carry photographs of my parents who we

- what is notable today is these are the first ipads, at least on the upper end, which include ole db'soled screens. macs don't have oled screens yet, so this is the best in terms of apple product. it preserves more detail in the shadows, and in general the key is laptop-like. the accessories that go with it or more -- are more laptop-like, including the magic keyboard. when you are holding it horizontally it makes more sense to have video calls on those devices. katie: it is interesting. you take a look at the stock, it is not doing much. it is up .4%. may be some of this was priced in. you take a look at commentary from bloomberg intelligence, for example, they are not expecting these to be that meaningful in terms of the share price. what are investors saying about how much this actually matters? dana: i think when everyone is looking for is something that is not going to be announced, which is news about apple's ai strategy. that is likely to come during its annual developer conference in early june. i think everyone across the industry is looking for more about apple's ai strategy.

we have gotten a couple of earnings beats already from the likes of dbs, so ocbc is in essence joiningthe q1 numbers for the second-largest lender in singapore is ocbc, we were expecting one point $8 billion singapore dollars. it came in at 1.8. a 5% jump from last year's print. this is fueled by the wealth and trading fees. we saw lending revenues well supported. there were concerns coming into this scorecard that we would see net narrowing. it came in at 2.27%. there was a narrow way from the previous quarter but it is still better than estimates. overall it's a pretty good scorecard for the singapore release lender. haidi: markets reporter avril hong in singapore. breaking news when it comes to potential biden administration tariffs on china. the biden government is poised to unveil a sweeping decision on chinese tariffs next week, one that is expected to target these key strategic sectors that have been a source of tension between the two sides. new levees rejecting that across-the-board hikes that have been sought by donald trump. they are set to target electric vehicles as one of

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and mongo db down 25% so far after trimming its fiscal year guidance though it is not a pure softwarere than 17% now, following its earnings report, even though its a.i. server business grew 42%. the problem, no profits and all that sales growth. similar to what we saw from salesforce earnings earlier this week, the lesson here, it is not enough to tell an amazing a.i. story, that's priced into many of the software names already, and investors looking for a.i. margins and profits. and finally, somewhat related, you have snowflake shares down today, following a report its technology was breached and used for recent hacks against ticketmaster and santander bank. shares down off 4.5% >> wow just so many of these reports -- it is unbelievable with this many years into it and it is still such a problem with all the hacks. >>> in recent months, a barrage of cyberattacks have plagued companies with hackers breaking into the digital vaults of united health group, christie's and mgm in vegas they demand big ransoms or threaten to inflict bigger damage on thursday, a group claims it breached th

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>> now they need to have dbs checks on both sides , and it's checks on both sides, and it's made it impossibleschools can't. >> can i just say one very serious thing? when we had national service, national service men and women that were men, they were obviously had a choice between 18 months and two years, two years, 18 months was active service. our national service men died in korea, in malaya. they were actually fighting. it wasn't just about picking up litter, it was going and being killed. yeah. so is the national service actually about a volunteer army, which actually filled the gaps in our armed forces, which are calamitous, like a chasm at the present time? is it about community service? is it about throwing some red meat to the tory right, because they've given up on matthew's generation and they're trying to give something to people of my generation? well, people of my generation? well, people of my generation actually can see through this nonsense. this is a desperate last throw. and i just wonder what on earth are you going to bring up next? god help us if they start talking about

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terms of the appeal distribution by department, 84% of appeals are land use decision permits issued by db oishgs with planning approval. and our revenue sources are come from surcharges and filing fees 98% surchargeos renewed permits and rates prosecute portional to cases from each department they are arn lived by the controller's office and adjusted if needed the controller may make cpi based adjustments or rate changes require legislation. the filing fees make up two % of the budget they are collected when appeals are filed. moving on to the budget sum row. proposing an increase in fiscal years. the -- department does prosecute pose two surcharge rates to be increased by 5 dollars through legislation for dbi and planning permits and two surcharge rates through cpi, dph increase by 3 dollars and public works a dollar. no changes in filing fees are proposed. moving on to -- you see we are proposing a reduction of revenue from filing fees to short falls and export surcharges will cover any short falls. then moving on to b. expend tours like most departments the bulk go to labor costs. sala

. >> so apparently cineworld in sheffield has a dyson airblade db . all time great. ten out of db. all time great. ten out of ten. the hollywood bowl in sheffield has an atc. can't ask for any more eight out of ten. >> yeah, they never quite get you dry though do they. >> well you meant to be quick. leicester forest services on the m1 has a dyson airblade nine kilograms looks alien. works fab nine out of ten. >> some of them are so strong that you can. you know, they they wrinkle your skin, don't they? yeah. there you go. >> weird. this is your man. that's not him, that's madonna. here you go, luke. warm hands. luke. yeah there you go. i mean, it's weird. yes but, you know, it's weird. yes but, you know, it might come in handy. look at his website. i don't know where he posts it exactly. >> and anyway, you know , he's >> and anyway, you know, he's done them front. >> i don't know, he's he's tested them from asda to the empire state building. well there's a hobby for you. keeps you happy . well, absolutely. you happy. well, absolutely. this is washing his hands. >> he feels he's doi

we do not see any chinese i -- db. going to a dealership to pick up your branded vehicle. government in beijing is making a big push to invest in the industry. the administration is concerned that it will lead to a flood of imports and disadvantage american makers. there are questions that they keep bringing up. they are concerned about where it goes. lisa: the heavy lifting that national security has done. we are talking about tariffs and increasing barriers for vehicles coming into the u.s. from china. this is a unit of the automotive company in china. electric vehicles coming to the u.s. and basically, people loved it. people cannot get enough of it. what gives? >> people are drawn to the technology. during the interview, the executives seemed unfazed by the prospect of these tariffs. short-term noise or looking elsewhere, outside the u.s. lisa: it raises the question again about paris. jonathan ferro will be speaking with david solomon. that is when after that travel from xi jinping. thank you so much for being with us. let's get an update on stories elsewhere. here is

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joint base antonio houston, they are cranking 47 db satellite dish noise through most of the city ande been doing it for 14 months. and they refused to quieted. i have a sound level meter i bought. i've been reading this. host: does that have anything to do with the jerry. we will move on. caller: 1000% i trust a jerry as serving as a juror myself, you have to be objective and logical. this is not an up down vote based upon political lines. to look at the evidence, the evidence is crucial. and the people who are supporting donald trump are just parroting what he says without even thinking for themselves. so i'm taking a bet that there are 34 counts, out of those 34 counts, 25 guilty, plus or minus two. so i do trust the system being a former juror myself and it goes across all kinds of spectrums that they will make the right decision and it will be just. and as a formers been a plaintiff in court, i trust the legal system. host: this is from the washington post this morning. do jurors have to reach the same verdict on all 34 counts. they do not. it is possible the jurors could find mr

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