ecommerce names amid the volatility why it's no longer anyone wins and do not miss with ar arynd krishna. >>> we're going to kick off today's feed with the latest consumer warning target down double digits. seeing the worst day since may after profits fell 50% in q3 as the company reports a, quote, precipitous decline that only got worse in recent weeks. while the company is planning $3 billion in cost cuts they're not the only ones tightening the belt. consumers cut back on their discretionary spending john, a lot of inventory coming in sooner than they had been expecting. that's leading shipping rates and more bloated goods and layoffs. >> yeah, carl, exactly their overall inventory levels have been coming down quarter over quarter then consumer demand also slowing down so this goes to what we've been talking about here for several weeks and i think it also goes to -- it's important, there's a difference between what's happening with the higher end upper middle class, middle class, upper middle class and the main street walmart and target shopper that accounts for the difference in ton

krishna help. they will always support each other. they are very open.hey were very open about me and i really liked it. now i am feeding in the main building of our university belarusian state medical university i am studying at the faculty of medicine for foreign students of our university not recently celebrated 100 years after 12 classes of india i have always swayed to teach, but nive india but in the other direction. i was just looking for in which country i would be treated very, in short, education and on the internet, of course, i looked and then, but i found out about our university, however, russia and i searched a lot in the internet. why choose me belarusian? when i found out that this is a very, very country, and beautiful from india, we have many graduates who have already become very good doctors and i dream of killing, in short, a medical doctor. it's not easy, it's a very important and very big profession. because depend, and people's lives are in our hands. we need to beat such, a practice, that they were always harsh with us and built

coming soon to the parts program see also an interview with as a democratic legislator, i advise krishnaty to press out what we are doing. we are continuing the release of five commanders from azovstal after being released from russian captivity. they have not yet returned home until the end of the war. they will remain in turkey under the guarantees of the protection of the president of turkey. of ukraine organized the date meeting and how they took place and what psychologists advised families before this trip, my colleague lesya bakalets asked the commander's wife about this 36th 36th brigade of marines serhiy volynskyi ruslana thought that this waiting would never end. after more than six months of separation , ruslana's husband, the commander of the 36th marine brigade serhiy volynskyi, left for duty even before february 24. next was the defense of mariupol, azovstal and russian prisoners of war . was in the deer pen until the last moment. they did not know that it would be an exchange. that is, when they started to take them out, they put hats on them, wrapped their eyes with tape

c. misha, isla krishna. hi mika, ill. and now, as we were just saying for particularly tight senate race is still going on, we've got arizona, georgia, nevada, and wisconsin. the results are still too close to call. is there any sense of what we might be able to expect in the coming hours? well, we don't expect anything to move particularly fast. in the case of daughter, they might, may be heading into a run off there. and then in wisconsin, there's only $30000.00 votes between the democrat and the republican candidate. so that just really shows how this can completely go down to the wire. how every single ballot counts at the end of the day, which of course is always positive news for democracy and in arizona. that is also very interesting one where there really is the strongest set of election deny as we're going into these elect world races. and it's also an illustration that the trump take on what could be a winning ticket in these midterms doesn't really quite play out the way he wanted to. it doesn't look like elect

and continued to find new ways to make use of scars, water resources which only me now is naesha krishna director for climate resilience, africa for the world resources institute nisha it's good to have you with. if you were at cop 27 inch mail. shake. what is coming out of this summit that will help people effective by climate changes such as the former that we just saw in that report? thanks very much for having me and yeah, i think that's a great question. so i think for example, the cop 27 presidency just to day launch a new global plan that looks at mobilizing state and non state actors and adaptation goals for 2030. i mean, i think i caught this here and there quite a lot of initiatives that look at, for example, how you get the resilience of small older farmers, the devastating impacts that we've seen. whether that's too much water or too little water, has really devastated farmers all over the world. and we're seeing investments, for example, in nature based solutions to help farmers improve the quality of their soil, improve the generation of food and food security. as well as l

is krishna web browser to look annoying, reinhold washin rochard, wendy for tv channel, please. the officer gave it to him. hello, got a question from easter lava. to think about the priority of our sales development. are they in district or security or economic operation? and if i me, i could add one more question on another topic. can you tell them how use the brakes extension that's going on? are there any headlines or dates for meeting new countries such as all the history, our teen iran, and what fields or ranches of all the strength and you to mission? and if i made sure that if you also least moderate countries that in the near future, it would also be applicants to join the organization. so chris got to go through this just as for some high corporation organization, when it's when you might and i'll layer up for him and old it works. we them security matters initially. it was founded to deal with these matters to have the order in this for on the border is substantial asian countries and china and the russian federation below. and this objective has been by new ranges, g

no, no, no, no, krishna. she knew what she was supposed to need them bloodstream for college from home, because it was up with a switch with promotional. many experts predict that anti russian sanctions will follow the iranian scenario. for more than 40 years, iran is been living under a western economic blockade. the richer people generally managed to continue the motor segments of society. in fact, they do face difficult. ah, generally around the world sanctions was seen as a response to religious fanatics taking power. but it wasn't that simple of the iran's, his la revolution in 1979, the pro western shaw was overthrown. the later fled the country, taking a considerable part of the treasury with him, protested in tehran, responded by seizing the american embassy. they took $66.00 staff hostage and demonte, washington extradited the fugitive leader. the she had clergy led by ayatollah how many had to take power into their own hands. u. s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil imports to be seized. rai

it was the first match of the red-whites under the leadership of the new head coach igor krishna.ry happened to a petrochemist in a team injured all the main reserve goalkeepers for the game against the knight took the place at the gates of the 30-year-old lothar coach. anton kislitsyn who ended his career 2 years ago. for him, it was his debut in the khl and such a debut will definitely be remembered for two tricks from different sides and a dramatic denouement 13 seconds before the final siren. victory. the oilmen brought the captain's throw, pavel poryadin's team, 54 in favor of nizhnekamsk. they defeated nizhny novgorod 107.63 on the native floor, cska remains the only team in the league which goes no defeats 10 victories, 10 rounds. uniks after offensive exercise cska had to come back to the victorious rails at all costs, kasans took parma klyuchevoe in this match was the third quarter, which increased the advantage of the hosts by plus eight to plus 21 in the final ten minutes. the permians tried to organize a comeback, but the maximum approached at a distance of 12 points,

krishna specialize in the production of seeds of first generation hybrids, and will be offered by 2023 of hybrids in the gomel region , the commercial fishing season will have to be loose until the end of the month. so, from the bottom of the leg, the loyalty of the succession of the tremble caught more for 150 tons of fish from the founded - this is an elite carp. lol, acting at the shops of albonokirmashivy one of the fires, the fish fall out in the well-klushenny natural reservoirs. there are 20 seconds. these two systems have grown and on the age system , from a larva to a cigarette, a fish is grown , a larva, carp, we ourselves grow it, then it is put in ponds, feeds, is caught, sits in wintering ponds. after wintering, the fish comes to feeding ponds. and there it grows up to commodity fish. and all districts of the gomel region hosted an autumn eco-friendly action at once for a clean kolya landed 3,000 dreus on green ukraine and its allotments. before that, everyone would have passed the temple briefing. in the regional centers, volunteers pushed through from time to time on thr

initiatives before the christmas holidays, this is the time, according to congressman democrat raja krishnalegislators of the old convocation can approve funding for ukraine in the amount of almost 38 billion dollars, my colleague kateryna lisonova talked with the congressman about the prospect of approving this funding, and whether support for ukraine will change under the republican majority in the house of representatives. you support many pro-ukrainian initiatives in the congress. why do you think this is important? we support ukraine because ukraine is fighting for protection and freedom of all democracies, ukraine is fighting today so that we do not have to fight tomorrow, and therefore it is our moral imperative and duty, but it is also our the national interest to do everything. for ukrainians to succeed, do you see any changes after these midterm elections in terms of support for ukraine? i think that support will continue. the vast majority of americans support the people of ukraine, and this is reflected in the position of legislators who represent their interests in congress. i

busy krishna, dawn and dawn. this place of the young god famous will go to underground organization. when the nazis occupied this area in 1942 local school students, united to resist, the youngest of them was only 14 by any means. the youngest is carried out sabotage and austin, and disseminated li, nice to their exploits. the lives of several 1000 soviet people was saved. newmellon yes, a shed number from august with the younger story was glorious yet brave gustavo arrested. almost all of them, the teenagers were brutally tortured and then thrown down a mine half dead. they didn't survive to see the red army arrive and liberate don bass. just a few days later, a with celia wasn't because they did just.

and a couple decades later when the the hare krishnas are imperiled their lawsuits against them when there are lawsuits against the unification church of sun myung moon when there are lawsuits against the worldwide church of god, which is protestant but a far more apocalyptic and extreme brand of protestantism. there are lots of more quote unquote mainstream religions who rally to their side who filed briefs on their behalf who work with them because they see it as a way of defending this inviability of religious institutions. so one of the longer threads here is the unusual alliances produced. where these questions of both religious freedom and financial transactions are concerned. so that's just my starting answer. but again, that's a really really thought-provoking point. thank you for your wonderful set of questions to echo will just really quickly on that second question. it makes me think again of our prevailing metaphor of the microclimate and just how quickly things shift. i'm thinking back five or ten years ago when rifraz we're all the rage, right and that was kind of like

krishna gu ha says we think the fed sees to need to do as much as it did in cease however, we think thee merit of getting off the 75 basis point a meeting hamster wheel after november the question is does the market take a step-down in market heights to push up markets and loosen financial conditions. stepping down has its risk, as does continuing on the current course as witnessed z in a letter that a group of democratic lawmakers wrote to powell saying the fed's sole focus on inflation reflects a disregard for the livelihoods of millions of americans and we're deeply concern the hikes racing slowing the economy to a crawl while failing to slow rising prices that continue to harm families there's risk on both sides that the fed does too much, plunging the economy into recession or bows to political pressure or gets a false sense of accomplishment that it does too little and therefore, mike, has to come back and do it all over again. >> it's really a testament to how far we've come in terms of the psychology around the fed and the market absorption of this message that stepping down to

krishna gu ha writes, this is not a jackson hole revisited before powell spoke in jackson hole in august.8% this morning trading at 5.05%. that's 125 basis points higher on the market's outlet for the fed showing powell's work is done in jackson hole, the fed chair faced a strong stock market rally. since then ten years up by about 80 basis points. the two-year almost 110 basis points higher. powell and the fed's biggest challenge could be the resilience of the u.s. economy the government revised higher the estimated third quarter gdp to 2.9%. estimates for the fourth quarter running around 2% suggesting not much slowing from gdp potential. adp reported lower than expected job growth the fed may get weakness or slack in the economy powell will be careful not to pump markets to rethink the 5% peak funds rate or cuts are coming any time soon powell has less convincing to do david. >> steve, thank you. steve leisman. that sets up our next conversation joining us is interactive broker's chief strategist steve sosnick and wilmington ton trust. steve leisman mentioned the resilience of the u.s

november low despite fresh news kate rooney, thank you >>> coming up on "techcheck" we'll talk to arvind krishnae on the retail earnings and the read through for the rest of ecommerce as the eainrngs continue to come through next week. "techcheck" begins in just about 15 minutes if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. so if you're on medicare, or soon to be, consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles and copays, could add up to thousands of dollars. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and making your out-of-pocket costs a lot more predictable. call unitedhealthcare now and ask for your free decision guide. medicare supplement plans also let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. take charge of your health care today. consider adding this. call unitedhealthcare today about an aarp medicare supplement plan. so, you're 45. that

told reporters he was influenced emotional motivations as the safety of his wife daughters who named krishna , he said events respect tively, he said events of the last year showed us that so many women and girls actually for a while have not felt as safe as they should. council tax bills to double for second home owners and. biggest state means higher are here to stay. that's according to paul johnson, director of the institute for fiscal studies . paul johnson and fiscal studies. paul johnson and the ifs came up in my big opinion monologue, which you can catch on twitter right now. gb if you missed it at nine, the now. met chief it should be to sack police. britain's most senior police chief has called for more power to sack underperforming officers after revealing that one in ten are unable to do their jobs fully because of performance and health issues . also, yes , kissed health issues. also, yes, kissed a tory. sir keir starmer reveals why he's not a tribal politician and opens up about his difficult years and preparing for downing street's be afraid. be very afraid. who the tory? well

told reporters he was influenced emotional motivations as the safety of his wife daughters who named krishna , he said events respect tively, he said events of the last year showed us that so many women and girls actually for a while have not felt as safe as they should. council tax bills to double for second home owners and. biggest state means higher are here to stay. that's according to paul johnson, director of the institute for fiscal studies . paul johnson and fiscal studies. paul johnson and the ifs came up in my big opinion monologue, which you can catch on twitter right now. gb if you missed it at nine, the now. met chief it should be to sack police. britain's most senior police chief has called for more power to sack underperforming officers after revealing that one in ten are unable to do their jobs fully because of performance and health issues . also, yes , kissed health issues. also, yes, kissed a tory. sir keir starmer reveals why he's not a tribal politician and opens up about his difficult years and preparing for downing street's be afraid. be very afraid. who the tory? well

yes, and there thefts of krishna what is it, and all the rest.able that the russian language has been more than 50% foreign words for centuries. it was enriched with words from greek latin old church slavonic english german and so on. and, uh, new words, rather, we are talking now about clericalisms and and excessive foreign jargon. i would call it that. this was more precisely what penetrates the language, especially the official public plane of the language, because if we are talking about youth slang, e kringe. you mentioned the words, by the way, kringe. uh, this is something like spanish shame, when you feel uncomfortable for the words or actions of another person, by the way, a funny word, you will agree. can be used in official documents. of course not, but to influence youth slang not legislators, and you and i cannot, because youth slang it has always existed it has existed for as long. as long as there is a language, it develops according to its own laws and the words that young people use. they leave the language after that word ceases