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they will pay $150 million, agreement from the johnson corporation. achieved by the authorities in washington, in this way the company is trying to compensate for its involvement in the so-called apiat crisis. for many years, american doctors uncontrollably wrote out prescriptions for patients to purchase narcotic drugs from pharmacies. at one time even without medical prescriptions. the number of victims of the crisis caused by the free sale of apiates is growing. authorities in a number of states are trying to recover money from corporations that are involved in the legal drug trade. besides hundreds of thousands. millions of addicts died, people who were hooked on dangerous drugs, namely pharmaceutical corporations. strategic partnership in the it sector - innovative science-intensive projects of small medium-sized businesses. vitebsk technopark signed a memorandum of cooperation with a chinese company. partners from the middle kingdom will be provided with the necessary space, as well as a package of tax benefits and preferences. by march 1, the chinese company will provide a complete pac

johnson doesn't think so either. >> let's see what sir lance corporal johnson , reporting for corporal johnson, reporting for duty and responding to the appeal from general sanders for appeal from general sanders for a citizen army and encouraging young people across the country to think of the attraction's advantages of some kind of military training or service, because at the moment they think it's either uncool or unethical, or perhaps they're not following general sanders. they're following colonel sanders to find out what we need to do about it, read my column in the daily mail and i read it. >> that's the spirit, boris. but it seems that boris and i are in the minority because only i7% of brits would happily fight in a war if britain ever went to war. 14% say that they would fight only if they were false. false to, and the majority 30% of us would would try any means possible. not to fight at all. whatever happened to our great british blitz . spirit? look, british blitz. spirit? look, this just isn't sustainable in the modern world. as we enter a more dangerous phase in history, we've got to be prepared for wh

he said lance corporal johnson, reporting for duty . duty. >> lance corporal, it's . odd. >> see, v—spot gem parabellum . >> see, v—spot gem parabellum. if you want peace, prepare for war. >> well, i think there's a lot to be said for that . actually, to be said for that. actually, though, he didn't do that when he was in power. >> no, but the world was a bit different then it was. >> it? well, it it was it felt different, didn't it, you know, and under his time in government, we, the armed forces have been cut and cut and cut again . again. >> and now it's about we need to increase them again. so i would throw that into the mix. i think it's a worry though, isn't it, that, um, it would appear that so many young people would not think for a moment of signing up and being prepared to fight for their country? >> yeah, i think it is a worry. >> yeah, i think it is a worry. >> however, for i can sort of understand it in the sense that they they haven't known war involve this country in the, in the way that previous generations know . i mean, it generations know. i mean, i

but you need to operate more like a corporation so i do like that. i like that johnson's pushing that but the other side, you mentioned the border, really quick here. it's the allocation of the funds that you mentioned that i think is the most troubling. because president biden's not going to go down there and do more enforcement and start denying entry to migrants. they're going to hire more lawyers and speed up the processing of the my grants to let -- migrants to let them into the country faster. maria: or use that money to build more facilities to house the migrants as well. we're going to take a short break. we are zeroing in on the major issue this morning, quick break, how markets are moving this morning ahead of bank earnings and major week for economic data. we've got the cpi out on thursday, ppi out on friday and fourth quarter reporting season kicking off on friday. dow industrials down 158 right now, the word on wall street panel is here with expectations. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ we're passing on a cultural

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corporation yard on sam lane. get that now while it's still dry because johnson saying later on this afternoon, we're going to get hit. and there are several closures to at parks throughout the bay area because of the rain. the national park service. is it mere woods national monument in mill valley? they're going to be shut down until 9.30, thursday morning. so during that's set to fall today and into tonight. they're going to be shut down in san francisco, the city's recreation and parks department is shutting down some parts of golden gate park, stern grove, for instance, and pine lake and gleneagles golf course. that's all going to be closed tomorrow due to the wet and windy conditions. the department is also urging everyone to watch out for falling trees and flooded out low lying areas as well. and in the east bay, the as you might imagine, is going to be closed today. they do that when it gets really stormy. they say if you do have a reservation, don't worry you will be automatically refund. you can find a full list of closures on our website at kron. 4 dot com. time now 606. we have another big story that

prepared for the rand corporation proving that the white house and the defense department had been lying to the american people about the warren vietnam. the next administration and the johnson administration before it had been saying for years that the united states was winning the war in vietnam, that was simply not true. ellsberg discreetly made copies of the pentagon papers and sent them to trust a journalist at the new york times and the washington post. he also provided the documents to senator mike rebel, a democrat from the state of alaska, the times and the post published stories based on the pentagon papers and sen approval submitted the document into the congressional record automatically de, classifying it. the nixon administration was outraged the f. b. i quickly identified ellsberg as the source of the leak, and he was arrested and charged with the espionage national security advisor, henry kissinger, called him the most dangerous man in the world. his potential punishment for the espionage charges was 150 years in prison. but the nixon white house overplayed his hand. president nixon had ordered aids to break into ellsberg psychiatrist's office to steal his me

johnson controls and then vf corp. which got hit last month. sometimes these cyberattacks turn to major corporateotage because the hackers usually want a ransom and some companies don't pay. that happened to clorox last year. i'm a big believer in the hackers are like any other criminal in that they like to go after soft targets, the digital equivalent of people who leave their cars unlocked at the mall that creates more incentive for businesses to bring in the best cybersecurity software. and along with palo alto networks crowdstrike is the best of breed. when we spoke to the ceo he explained crowdstrike winning as a consolidator in the industry with customers eager to switch from multiple vendors to fewer stronger more comprehensive players. best thing about crowdstrike, though, is that it always beats expectations. this company's beat the sales and earnings estimates every single quarter since it came public in 2019. that's why the stock always ends up looking cheaper in retrospect because the real earnings consistently come in much higher than the estimates. for example crowdstrike selling fo

prepared for the rand corporation proving that the white house and the defense department had been lying to the american people about the war in vietnam. the next administration and the johnson administration before it had been saying for years that the united states was winning the war in vietnam, that was simply not true. ellsberg discreetly made copies of the pentagon papers and sent them to trust a journalist at the new york times and the washington post. he also provided the documents to senator mike rebel, a democrat from the state of alaska, the times and the post published stories based on the pentagon papers and sen. brookville submitted the document into the congressional record automatically de classifying it. the nixon administration was outraged the f b. i quickly identified ellsberg as the source of the leak and he was arrested and charged with the espionage not.

he graduated from johnson school in 2019 and after graduating he joined the united states ma even corps. on august 26, 2021 during the withdrawal from afghanistan, lance corporalf the 13 rv killed in afghanistan. he was only 20 years old. lance corporal rodriguez lived in a town near laredo and attended a high school and involved with the rotc and led his group to a national championship in 1998 and after graduating from united states he joined the air forcees reserves and assigned to the first batallion 23rd fourth division corpus christi. and he died in action while conducting combat in in iraq. he was 23 years of age. roberto arizola enlisted in the united states army in assigned to the 297 intelligence batallion 513 intelligence brigade in a border patrol taking care of our borders in laredo, texas on june 8, 2005 the day before he was scheduled to return from iraq, he was killed in an explosion near his vehicle in baghdad, iraq. he was only 31 years of age. through this dedication we ensure that the legacy remain engrained and lasting tribute to the selflessness and service and courage. thank you to all the veterans who paid the ultimate sacrifice and we

johnson agree the cap for the 2024 fiscal year is $1.6 rillion. that number is $70 billion more than far right conservative leaders wanted lawmakers have until midnight saturday to get that package approved. >>> in it corporate news, boeing adding more inspections after the midair blowout in the alaska airlines 737 max 9 earlier this month. this came after the faa extended the grounding of the planes in indefinitely for safety checks the wall street journal reporting the long awaited delivery of 737 max jets to china could face delays. china southern airlines was re ready to receive boeing planes this month look at boeing shares this morning. the pressure we have seen the last couple weeks continuing this morning is down another 2.5% to $212 a share. >>> apple saying it will remove the blood oxygen sensor from th smart watches. halting sales from the models after the import ban went into effect after the october ruling by the trade agency finding apple hviolated the masimo operations tool. it will remove the blood oxygen sensors. unclear how much that will impact the watch sales it is one component of why people buy those watches >>> apple offering a discount of the watch in china right in time for the week