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"techcheck" starts now ♪ >>> happy black friday welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla with juliaoorstin. searching for a pulse on the consumer, we've got it today, along with the latest data, stock moves, winners on this shortened trading day for stocks plus more on where e con goes from here. finally the apple breakdown as covid cases surge in china and questions continue to grow around iphone supplies going into the holidays. big show today, julia, even with the shortened session. >> a happy black friday to you we are kicking off today's feed with a read on the consumer as black friday becomes a make or break holiday this year and investors eye an a slow down amid a rolling tide of layoffs, and guidance cuts. christina joins us now with the latest >> reporter: between stuffing our faces with turkey meals, shoppers were able to get in a lot of shopping yesterday. consumers spent a record $5.3 billion, it's not on here, but 5.3. that is up almost 3% increase year over year to put that in context, on an average day it's 2 to $3 billion in the united states today adobe is predictin

get their iphones in time for the holidays let's get to julia now with how julia, meta, snap, and youtube are cashing in on blacktube, we know they're struggling with an advertising contraction. now they see social shopping as a key opportunity to lock in e-commerce advertisers and down the line diversify revenue streams. 34% of shoppers say they plan to do holiday shopping on social media this year. that's up from 28% last year and 26% in 2020, according to a survey by deloitte this drivers social commerce sales to $958 billion up from $732 billion last year meta, they're taking a new approach, offering advertisers more a.i. driven tools to help them create shopping ads they say these tools drive a 32% higher return on investment in those ads. meanwhile, snap continues to focus on augmented reality it's showcasing a new a.i.-driven ar shopping tool that uses a bot to ask snapcharts questions about the person they're shopping for. then, with voice based machine learning, they come up with custom gift ideas which they show in ar meanwhile, youtube, they're expanding the shopping capabilities in shorts that's the

decided that lenka would be hers, she was already red-haired, but she was more brightly red, and julia was made blacky chkalov and nesterov, but in the late seventies the airfield lost its significance and was closed, turning into a wasteland with a cemetery of old aviation equipment. it was here that ivan shapovalov decided to shoot the first clip of the tatu group. the video for this single was filmed in september. hmm, it was released later, and there the story was like this. i think that everyone remembers this clip very well, just two half-naked girls in their short skirts. here are thin blouses standing under the torrential rain, as if from a bucket, it just pours on them water and amazing. it was all filmed in september at plus eight degrees. i mean, poor girls. there , cubic meters of this water pour coldly on them. they are on the street there, this is it, well, they should decorate this piece of iron. in general, difficult shooting for the first shootings. it seems to me that it was hard for unprepared girls to water us from the car, which washes the asphalt with ice water. it was, of cours

julia's point. i just thought women weren't seen as litters like those black women were not seen as leaders. that's why they didn't want them to be involved at all. they saw them as helpers and it is true that the work they were doing was invaluable and leadership, but the it just was it was undervalued work because it was women's work, right and i just feel like that's the reason they were so often ignored or not seen as leaders even though they were doing leadership work. yes. exactly. very good point right all the things you're saying. i think exactly helped explain, you know, this this rather important to gap here. yeah. so in 1964, pauli murray helped prepare a legal brief to argue that sex along with race should be included in the civil rights act of 1964 as it was and she soon helped launch the national organiz. and for women with betty for dan and others although later black feminists as you may know found such groups generally not always as helpful helpful and hospitable as they had hoped. murray graduated with her doctorate of laws first black woman to do. so at yale in 1965 later.

get a release in china that would be a disappointment after the first black panther film grossed over $100 million there. guys >> julia, we spent the hour, the top of the hour talking about amazon's reported layoffs which would seem to be centered in areas like alexa and devices, human resources, and even retail areas in which they have invested heavily over the years. is chapek suggesting those areas of new investment would be immune to cost cutting or does it go to the legacy areas like parks and studios? >> i think they're going to be trying to use the cliche, cut the fat across the board and try to figure out where they can be more productive. i think especially in the streaming space, we have to remember, we talked about this a lot last week. disney is losing so much money around disney plus they're launching this new ad-supported version of disney plus in just a couple weeks but they need to make sure all the content they're putting on disney plus is worth it, trying to figure out which of those shows, which of those movies are driving people to sign up and holding retention. the other key thing to figure out he

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also saying there are assertive smart black women in a particular moment, the history of predation it's overlaid onto sexuality even when you are a sexual, like anna juliaooper c mostly known -- somehow accusations of sexual late over her 50 something-year-old body in ways that feel not impossible but certainly improbable so all of this around trustworthiness, predation and black women own hyper sexualization people together and so much has to do with people's own problematic investment on capitol and the idea that black women are to be, owned and never owned themselves. >> judgege jackson, shocking ann undermining. >> and it sounds crazy. you're trying to say this woman supports sexual predators? she says i'm the mother of dollars so it's like none of this is like what she'd never could have said is a person who believes in black women, people's sexual agency, she couldn't say that, she had to say the thing to the side, the motherhood of it. >> i think you are trying to say something earlier. >> oh sorry, i was just agreeing on what she was saying. it's interesting because it's always through somebody else's cleanse, never hours so even i feel like peo

julia tom. now, for some of the other stories making headlines around the world today, ukraine says the deal that allows it to export grains for the black sea will be extended by 4 months. turkey which help broke the agreement confirmed the initiative will continue under existing terms. north korea fired a ballistic missile towards its eastern waters on thursday, as it warned of fierce military responses to the u. s. and its allies. the launch is the latest in a record number of such tests. this year. mia mars military regime is releasing about 6000 prisoners to mark it's national holiday next week. following the announcement, relatives gathered outside the prison in young gone among those being freed out for a former british ambassador, a japanese journalist and an australian economist the u. k. government has unveiled its new budget with 55000000000 pounds worth of tax increases and spending cuts. finance minister jeremy hunt declared that the economy is in recession and that the measures are needed to bring financial stability after months. economically, a turmoil, u. k is facing its worst cost of living crisis. in decades. energy pr

year, getting people into cinemas, julia joins us with more on that front, julia, good morning >> good morning to you, becky. blackfrom the same period in 2019 that's in part due to fewer newi er movies. imax shares down by about a third. that's why the sequel is under so much pressure to perform but also its budget was reported at $250 million, and it doesn't have a release date yet in china which is a key market for the box office and this sequel to black panther may not get a release date in china, analysts are predicting a domestic opening weekend up to $200 million the first black panther film grossed, now disney shares they're down about 48% over the past year in part on the recent wider than expected losses in their streaming unit ceo repliereplied. barclays writing, quote, while black panther and avatar should help theatrical revenues next quarter and in fiscal q2 these releases will drive a significant increase in costs, now one risk for this particular black panther sequel it's 2 hours and 41 minutes that means fewer screenings of it in the theaters per day. >> a great movie but if it's 2 hours and 41 mi

too, that these assertive smart black women in a particular moment, that the history of predation is overlaid into their sexuality, even when you're asexual with anna julia cooper and somehow accusations of inpropriety gets laid over her 50-something year old body if ways that seem impossible, but certainly not plausible. the untrustworthiness and black with women's hyper sexualization gets pulled together and has to do with people's own sort of problematic investments in a narrative around capital and the idea that black women are always to be owned and never owned themselves. >> totally did there and so shocking undermining the same patterns. >> yes, it sounds crazy, right? you're trying to say that this woman supports sexual predators and she does the thing she says i'm the mother of daughters and so, it's like she -- notice that none of this is like what she could never have said is as a person to believe in black women is people's sexual agency, you know, she couldn't say that, she had to say, but the thing to the side of the sex which is the motherhood piece. >> i think you were trying to say something earlier, i didn't-- >> oh, sorry, no i'm just

black twitter. i'll be here until it's time to turn the lights off. doria . i'm not leaving, but i'll probably also have a message on account. oh and julia. i'm splitting my time, but i'm saying on twitter because so many of the international activists that i, paul, are still using it to get attention. thank you. guess. thank you. each of us the next time ah ah a with ah. in just a year the u. s. government sent thousands of asylum seekers back to right. if you take to the sea, you will not come to the united states worse in the back and i don't see the money period in full blinds follows the lives of some of those deported people are just trying to have a better lives. no country for asians on i just talked to l. just seeing a somehow abandoned by the international community. we listen, we have a huge price for the war against terrorism as going on. so money we meet with global news maintenance and talk about the store restock on al jazeera. ah hello, i'm learning on the top stories.

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black twitter. i'll be here until it's time to turn the lights off. montoya, i'm not leaving, but i'll probably also have a message on account. oh. 1 and julia, i'm splitting my time, i'm staying on twitter because so many of the international activists that i, paul, are still using it to get attention. thank you. guess. thank you, the chief, i'll see you next time. ah aah! with hong kong was once celebrated as a beacon for press freedom in asia. but as china tightens its grip on the city journalists fear, they can no longer speak truth to power journalists and media organizations like oral us, half saw respect and comply with them all in 2019 increasing fears that china was eroding hong kong autonomy and judicial independence spot lumps of massive sometimes violent protests, the national security law, which criminalizes terrorism, secession, subversion, and collusion with foreign forces was introduced in 2020. it might be a good russian talking to you now. accepting your interview. it has become a dangerous depression. a dangerous occupation for people who are still interested in reporting the facts. a new series, exploring how traditional

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but the thing that's interesting and julia cooper, who is a race woman reformer from the 19th century and a blackminist luminary that i study and write about was also of being sexually inappropriate with a child because a foster kid she raised who was like 17 and started writing these love letters and it was used to sort of like discredit her entire career. and so i'm not saying we know that black women can be sexual predators, but i'm also saying that there is a way to that these assertive, smart black women in a particular moment that the history of predation also gets overlaid onto their sexuality even when you're asexual. and, you know, in practice, like somebody, like in a cooper who is mostly known because she rolls with the club women and yet somehow accusations of sexual impropriety get laid over her 50 something year old body. right. in ways that feel not impossible, but certainly implores people. and so all of this stuff around predation, untrustworthiness and black women's own get pulled together. and so much of it has to do with people's own sort of problem investments in a narrative

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black friday is around the corner. the holiday shopping season is arguably already upon us. what is the real rate on the health of the u.s. consumer as we enter this period? juliae still spending. they have not hunkered down in a corner partly because they still have jobs. we do see higher end -- indications of a greater degree of caution. so retailers themselves are telling us that consumers are more picky, they are a little bit done with all the good spending, they're more interested on spending on services and budget constrained by the high inflation we've seen , the labor market is strong but not strong enough that they've been meeting inflation. consumers are having to make tougher choices about the holiday season and how to allocate their limited resources. there's a lot of pent-up savings and liquidity in accounts but that's a temporary factor consumers are spending that down. it's not unlimited. consumers are starting to recognize these constraints. and most retailers expect it to be a subdued holiday season not a disaster but a more promotional holiday season and a lower real rate of spending. kailey: on that note we will leave it. thank you so much to

julia kristina assistant zair and his wife, sanavar, furry pets. johnny bell is also supported in early spring when there is no grass. it's a flat, flat field here. we roll out the black, the cuttings take root , the film does not allow the growth of the weed, that is, you see, there are no plantings here and therefore the weed is within easy reach from the plantation to the house by train. in the very center of the site near oksana, a varietal plot that gives cuttings was planted 3 years ago, but already looks like a dense forest. where on this site, uh, about seventy species here is such an interesting variety. everyone says ivan directly, like bamboo, i say, yes, you see, but this is not the most, probably, the most interesting thing is the willow here. look how powerful this is. this is ready, as we say, firewood to heat willows in russia is not yet popular. athena , for example, a fast-growing tree was appreciated and special grass fields are planted. oksana also cannot refuse a manhole, which was not useful in weaving and landscaping, in practicality. it turns into a universal mulch if we buy already ready-made mulch bark from pine trees. this bark, just acidifi

redo the veranda for them under black, but more on that later, but for now let's get to know our heroes better. all right, i'm back. how good it is for you here alexander julia prostor is so excellent, the plot of the house, what a beautiful house you built you always wanted to here he was a log house. that's it. yes, this is nature. it's us, we're not stone jungle. he keeps chirping. summer. he, too, can crack. that is, he walks, he releases resin. he lives with us. julia and alexander have another favorite child. they waited for it for a long time , they laid the foundation, when there were only masha and vanya in the family, and the top three already ended with styopa and makar the number of households, by the way, is still growing, such a model with a stripe, somehow julia brought home and an ubler, now there are two dozen lizards. there are tigers leopards. dappled horses are also in the plans. i don't know when we will stop. but now, while we just have a whole zoo, in the meantime, you can always arrange a culinary battle with grandma valentina stepanovna. she is a nurse, and on weekends she willingly shares family recipes with her grandchildren, you r