itc intervenes when the national authorities are unwilling or unable.we are willing and we are able unless there is a person who ensures personal immunity like putin. they have personal immunity. therefore prepared by the team prosecutor as a matter of respect to file the prosecutor. it is complementary in its nature because we cannot match putin. we can touch people below him but we cannot touch putin. i intentionally come to the issue of immunity. because if someone will use a national criminal law then putin and other members will enjoy immunity. i hardly believe the ukrainians will accept the idea of tribunal where putin is not prosecuted. to those who propose this i say okay look, don't tell this to me. come to gather ukrainians people and say look, we want to establish special tribunal for the crime of aggression. but without putin and then hear what ukrainians will say. when i am talking about what i'm speaking about legal and humanitarian ethics, there is a combination. we think something is fair but people treat something fair because they are

provide data to the itc willingly. why? because trust and have verified that their data is treated confidentially and limited the u.s. for which it is provided. so we can have systems we we've done this before we in the united states and other of the world can build tribunal rules that can handle and facilitate rules based trading systems. but as as both of you have pointed out, we have to be careful with the rhetoric so as not to call each time particular party of a particular identity wins or loses don't just call that a response to that. parties identity. sometimes it will be that would be a bad outcome and a bad use of a tool, but sometimes it's actually a good use of at all because a substance to the analysis that is verifiable by everybody. so i think it's key in tribunals like the and it's not the only one, but it is an agency that was set up with a very specific mission in mind to do that horrible thing among professionals, talk and listen to each professionally about the substance of the activity you're doing and y

and if i should ask for help, and we'll see what they've got a moment of your day, i was born with an itc use that to load me to see at least colors and lights until i was 20. well that's it. since then, i basically can't see anything useful. so housing, right, that's the reason why i started the sports game with this because i heard on the radio program, the monthly video games, but real competitions, what are that's the one on your best. so if that's the case, there might be something i can actually do that. so that was the time when i also found e product, dana, they immediately had the idea of the site should compete as a blank player and tech and 7, the next opportunity. i just went for the new i didn't didn't do that either or now . yeah, and jenny bowes look for the power of the company, helps people living with disabilities to take part in everyday life. accessible east bolts tournaments, play a central role in this lock key. who do i get my chosen character is called lucky, fluid facing idle. and suppose to tunnels, even though she's a coward, it to fight to the rhythm of the mus

you look at jefferies, there is areas we had to slow this year because of the macro overhang on our itcpefully, some of that will start to come back. if the environment does not come back, that will be on the back burner. this year looks reasonable for the rest of the year. next year, it is more murky but ultimately every cio and ceo in america and globally is talking about ai. it will require an investment. if you do not make those investments, you will be late. we have covered many technology shifts. ai has got boards and executive management teams changing the way they're thinking. all you have to do is look at jamie dimon. he read about it full-time start -- multiple times. they have to invest, have to be ahead of the wave. we think that will bode well for the backdrop of software as we go into next year, even if we had a slightly difficult economic environment. results are not great. decon spend will be delayed. -- the log spent will be delayed. these headwinds continue. things are picking back up if they do, the stock is going higher. if they do, we are seeing continued optimizati

cigarette giant itc ahead of profits. partly down to this hotel spinoff it had.porting today and beyond. pay tm. jsw steel steel. pay tm owned by 197 communications. all in the earnings mixed. let's take a look at a bit of tech news out of india. yvonne: we are focusing on allowing imports of tech hardware like laptops and tablets without a mandatory license should easing curbs previously plan to impose. our tech correspondent joins us from new delhi. tell us about india's new rules for these imports of products. >> india said in august it will allow only imports with licensing. they also suggested every company would get a certain quota for importing hardware such as laptops, tablets, servers etc. now it has loosened those restrictions. it says companies will only -- and authorization will be given click. companies can give multiple authorizations and bring in hardware without any licensing so that is a relief. rishaad: i guess companies like apple and hp are looking at this closely. they are trying to do more and more business in the country pick >> absolutely.

thanks to achlt itc, they're bringing more action and the efforts are working. for example, data from my colleagues from u-mail, dropped 50% from the peak in 2019. after the fcc and enforcement and trace backs, billions of auto warranty plaguing americans last year, dropped almost to zero. and trace backs disrupt robocalls in real time. nearly 80% from the originating provider warning or firing its offending customer. and as industry innovates to fight robocalls, so do the perpetrators. for instance, instead of robocalls, scammers are now making more targeted live calls. sometimes combined with communications through other channels. scammers know precisely who they're calling as they convincingly pretend to be your bank, for example. also, the decline in scam robocalls has been supplanted by a rise in unsolicited and unwanted telemarketing robocalls. these are that your constituents are likely to receive today. a consumer may sign up on a job listing website, for example, but missed the fine print linking to a second page with hundreds or thousands of marketing

those ideas and so forth but this has happened before because these devices are made overseas, the itcan recommend this ban saying, you know, it's made in china, therefore, you can't ship it back to the u.s. there are some ways around it, there are some questions, which models are affected, is it maybe just some older models, maybe the new watch that came out a few weeks ago won't be affected. >> or the software in the model? >> i believe it's mostly a hardware thing at the same time, apple has faced this before. you might remember a decade or so when they had that patent battle with samsung. all these talks about import bans and maybe some models would be affected. it's going to take a couple months to really shake out but, look, there are ways around it apple has actually shifted some of its production of the apple watch to vietnam, which might help it skirt around this. but that's all we have to wait and see. >> steve, thanks very much >>> coming up, we'll talk the state of banking, the consumer and real estate with the ceo of valley bank. >>> plus, another bank ceo making headlines

the itc says the device violates an existing patent on light technology.ture is used to read a person's blood oxygen levels. the itc issued a limited exclusion order for certain types of apple watches, which will ban them from being imported into the us. the ban still needs to be reviewed before going into effect, though the peak back at the opening bell had this for you live at 630. markets are mixed now. two of the world's biggest oil companies are reporting big profits as crude prices recover. exxonmobil says it has $9 billion in profits last quarter, up from earlier this year. chevron, though, missed its earnings target but made six and a half dollars billion this past quarter. another stock we're watching, amazon as the company announced a near record high profit margin after cutting nearly 30,000 jobs in the past year. so we see the dow jones dropped at the bell and is still falling down by just more than one half of 1. s&p had a brief jump at the start and is now essentially right back where it started. nasdaq is doing much better. up by about two t

agency that they violated the patent of masimo apple saying masimo has wrongly attempted to use the itcpotentially lifesaving product from millions of u.s. customers while making their own watch that copies apple. apple adds, they will appeal this ruling. we are seeing masimo shares hold onto gains afterhours. apple down just under a percent here. >>> we've got an earnings alert on ford. shares are lower as the car company missed on the top and bottom lines and withdrew guidance phil lebeau is live from dallas with the latest. phil >> hey, melissa. we are about 40 minutes into this analyst call. no major headlines so far. jim farley talking about their continued push to prioritize hybrid vehicles as demand for electric vehicles cools off here in the united states couple of thoughts they missed on the top and bottom line in the third quarter. this is the problem we've talked about before one issue here is the warranty cost issue continues to be just -- it nips at the heels of ford, and that's one of the reasons why they fell short, along with the uaw strike. now, let's talk about each of

multiplet -- governments, multiple agencies and a lot of the more times we see the family, it's a bit itcing what is coming from afar. but i do not trust what i seo e on social media. i'm trying to stay away from social media as much as i can, given the.etting it is it is very upsetting to us that we really try to just get our family back to us unharmed. peaceful. the kids, the babies, the women there. women. wt themwe want them backl unharmed immediately. ybody. >> and it's about the message we tried to send to everybody. sergio shod biden should be lar in israel probably in a coupleoi hours. how do you interpret that visint in the midst of the hostage crisis and ongoing military aperations? first of all, i really appreciate the support from all aroundupport the world, from the u.s., from europe, from any countro stooy who stood up with israel and supported any news outlet that does the sames like you guys on fox. that really means a lot to us all. i think it's really importantan to tie up those ties with our supporters and figure out how a strategy how to get out of this with as quick q

new statistics from the federallyth designated traced at to consortium, itc indicate that certain common robocalls scams have started to decline over the last couple of years. continuing this trend will take the united cooperation of all voice service providers. as lawmakers we need to maintain this momentum and ensure that traced act efforts are fully supported. i urge the fcc to spend its time and resources to create meaningful safe harbors for businesses acting in good faith compliance with the law. i look forward to hearing from today's witnesses about where we are in this effort and were additional assistance may be needed. thank you for being here, and thank you, chairman lujan. >> thank you, senator fischer. i wantha to thank you again for being with us today but i want to commend you for your leadership in so many ways but especially in this case when it comes to robocalls and t robotes and what you been doing to work to bring support to the american people. so thank you so very much for that. as a introduce the panel, after the introduction we will then hear from ms. saunders ms

if i gave you that same spiel and i said, well, we are stuck f with social security the way itc is and it is going to run out of money in 2033 so there's no way we are going to cut benefits on old people so we just have to find a way to increase the spending of social security. healthcare runs faster than ed everything else so we need to fi keep pumping more money into healthcare. this seems like a dangerous way to run a government budget. assume that everything screwed up will be screwed up forever and find a way to borrow money to pay for it. >> i understand what you're saying, mackenzie, if we cut the defense budget below 1% ns that they would have to make some choices. of wonder, isn't that yo the point? gu how are we ever going to get an efficient defense budget or efficient health care budget ifm we don't say, look, you guys have to figure out how to do better with this amount of money . i'm going to find the premise of that question. if the defense department were a private company, they would be bankrupt, chapter 11, sued repeatedly. taken to court. >> that my question. if you

tools, i'm supportive of the guard act which would -- and the restrict act which would codify our itcs authorities. we need that to have a comprehensive approach to go after connected apps. we would need resources additionally to do that. i think we need additional resources around enforcement to do exactly what you're talking about. candidly we need -- the threat is different today. the threat from china in 2023 is different than the cold war threats of decades ago. it is technology and a.i. and it is moving fast so i would welcome a broader discussion with you around how we modernize what we do and how we properly fund what we do. >> there's been several walkup calls and huwaei stands out and i would welcome your suggestion on how we either as appropriators or authorizers would be helpful in closing this opportunity for china technology theft. sec. raimondo: we will do it. i'm proud of the fact under my watch we imposed the largest fine ever in history, $200 million fine for a company called cgate for violating controls, selling to hauwei. we're tough as we need to be but resources a

the itc says the device violates an existing patent on light technology for reading blood oxygen levelstc issued a limited exclusion order for certain apple watches, which will ban them from being imported into the us. the ban still needs to be reviewed before it goes into effect. 637 now is your time sal castaneda is tracking the roads on this friday. let's see how it's looking, pal. looks pretty good there. andre and ali. right now we do have a little bit of slowing out there, but it's really minor compared to what we have monday through thursday. highway four does have some slowing between pittsburg and concord and then you'll see just a little bit of slowing at the toll plaza out of view. it's between the actual toll plaza and the metering lights. nothing major san mateo bridge looks good. and so does the dumbarton bridge. nothing major on any of these spans. so i like what we're seeing on this friday at 638. let's talk about this weekend's weather here, steve. all right, sal, we'll start with this morning's weather because i can't keep up here. the temperatures are dropping fast he

>> so the eda, it is as a said before itc. is a merit-based process. we of national security goals we need to achieve and those our primary. another thing we could unwitnessed likelihood of success, how strong isof a partnership, is there full buy-in from the community? the decisions are going to be made by a committee in d.c. with advice in consultation from the local offices. >> regional offices? >> regional offices, yes. >> could you tell me, secretary, if there is value in application for a tech of that originates by a state? the tech application originates by a state as compared to an entity, a different entity? >> i don't think there's no preference either way. we are open. >> the timeline for tech hub announcements, tech hub designees and development grant awards? >> this fall, as soon as possible. >> then expect to see chips program awards at what point in time? >> also this fall. let me say this. i am of the ss as i can, but it's more important to get it right then the fast and it depends on companies applying and having good applications. hav

tools, i'm supportive of the guard act which would -- and the restrict act which would codify our itcsuthorities. we need that to have a comprehensive approach to go after connected apps. we would need resources additionally to do that. i think we need additional resources around enforcement to do exactly what you're talking about. candidly we need -- the threat is different today. the threat from china in 2023 is different than the cold war threats of decades ago. it is technology and a.i. and it is moving fast so i would welcome a broader discussion with you around how we modernize what we do and how we properly fund what we do. >> there's been several walkup calls and huwaei stands out and i would welcome your suggestion on how we either as appropriators or authorizers would be helpful in closing this opportunity for china technology theft. sec. raimondo: we will do it. i'm proud of the fact under my watch we imposed the largest fine ever in history, $200 million fine for a company called cgate for violating controls, selling to hauwei. we're tough as we need to be but resources are

itc immunization and travel clinic relocation. i think that's a health department project. i don't know the lake merced trail improvements project if that's recreation and park or puc and then some of the and on the next page, the davies symphony hall elevator modernization. i assume that's the war memorial performing arts center department. anyway, just having the department name in there would help and then maybe for the professional services and other things that are actually public works indicating which of them are idc, bdc or bsm would help because the way it's written now, it has some information, but it sort of raises more questions. all right, i've said enough on that. on safety and street vendor enforcement. the next topic, in addition to police, i would explore the use of deputy sheriff's since they are now able to do some tnb work and other field work without getting into debates between the poa and the deputy sheriff's, there may be an opportunity to partner with the sheriff's department on enforcement so that it's not just police fronting for dpw frontline sta