lg said a refund was on its way. but it never arrived. lg says it sent the refund to michelle a month ago to the wrong address. the check was reissued and sent to the correct address with our sincere apologies for the mixup. they gave her the $169 refund. we did not hear back from best buy, and they returned her $45 credit, too. if you're looking to get a broken appliance fixed, the state of california regulates that. snap this qr code right here. the state says it investigates each one. >>> if you're having trouble with a consumer problem, let us know. go to nbcbayarea.com, click the responds option from the main menu or call us, 888-996-tips. >>> a woman accused of stalking apple ceo tim cook has promised to leave him alone and give up her guns. she e-mailed photos of a loaded gun to tim cook and traveled from her home in virginia to his house in november. the court ordered her to stay away from tim cook, apple properties and turn over any guns that she owns. >>> chris rock kicking off a world tour. he will perform in boston. it will be

we contacted lg and best buy. lg told us they sent the refund a month ago to the wrong address.the correct address with our sincere apologies for the mixup. lg gave michelle her $169 refund. we did not hear back from best buy. it returned her $45 credit, too. if you're looking to get a broken appliance fixed, the state of california actually regulates that. snap this qr code right here to file an official complaint about repair issues. the state says it investigates each one. if you're asking trouble with a consumer problem, let us know. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the responds option from the main menu for call us 888-966-tips. >>> it's 5:26. now, a new push in california to hold app developers accountable for childrens' social media addictions. that's the idea behind a brand new measure. it would allow parents of children who become addicted to sue companies for damages. an advocates site recently leaked facebook data acknowledging the harmful impact on young people, especially teen girls. >> research from one of the world's biggest companies shows that, at least in part, t

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set to begin operations in 2025, lg energy will own 51% of the joint venture.cent has pledged to embrace china's new paradigm of stricter government oversight after reporting its slowest growth on record. for more on that story, let's bring in asia tech executive editor peter elstrom. what happened to tencent's growth? peter: it was a pretty sobering earnings report. revenue was the slowest since the company went public, growing only 8%. partly that was because of advertising revenues, which declined for the first time ever, and also its games business, which has historically been very strong, was essentially flat for the quarter. tencent did report earnings ahead of analyst estimates, but that was because of a pretty strange one-time gain that the company reported and probably the most sobering was the executives said this was the new era for china's internet and investors should not expect a return to the fast growth of the past. juliette: i guess we need to know, what are the prospects for reviving growth, and will tencent do similar to what alibaba did and

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after the sanctions began to break, logistics chains, and foreign companies, such as apple samsung lggan to limit deliveries to russia, which goods can be exported without the permission of the copyright holders, the ministry of industry and trade will decide, but wildberries ozone online stores have already held the idea and also they say that all this will allow expand the range and keep prices down. today , the dutch brewing company heineken and the danish carlsberg announced that they are leaving russia for their businesses. here they begin to look for other owners of heinaken in russia, seven factories, including st. petersburg, yekaterinburg, novosibirsk, khabarovsk sterlitamak, in a portfolio of more than 30 brands. this is amstel krushovitsa, barrel hunting, three bears, mechanics adds all plants in russia continue to work at least until the transfer to the new owner, and all of its 1800 russian employees will receive a salary until the end of this year, the departure from russia of carlsberg, which owns the brands tuborg holsting, kronenburg is an even bigger event, because t

lg energy will own 51%.s they will stop importing russia grid growing -- joining a growing list of companies shunning russian crude. it's closest domestic rival will also refrain from striking new deals for russian oil. were not -- renault is preparing from -- for an exit from russia. it is considering the future of a local venture. this is a pullback from its second business market and has lowered its outlook for profit margin this year. haidi: let's look at the covid situation in china, more cities going under various sets of lockdown, we got the latest cases that have shanghai, importing 983 local cases were much 23rd. we have had a couple of days of record highs when it comes to cases and we are close to a record high with new numbers. china imposing a strict lockdown to stamp out this rise in omicron cases. we have seen a full lockdown in a steel hub and further restrictions in shanghai with a lot of rumors about a city wide lockdown on the financial capital. we have seen also mandating of testing in ce

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today was filled with republicans attacking her record, and democrats defending >> t to nei lg of activismeporter: on the second day of questioning,s some republicans turned up the heat, continuing to press judge ketanji brown jackson on whether she was too lenient in sentencing child ponnorraphy defendants. >> any of these defendants-- >> wait, judge. you think it is a bigger deterrent to take somebody who is on a computer looking at sexual images of children in the most disgusting way is to supervisor their computer habits versus putting them in jail? >> no, senator. i didn't say versus. >> that's exactly what you said. >> reporter: and divisions among senators spilled over. >> no one case can stand in for a judge's entire record. >> okay, but i'm discussing every one of the cases. >> i understand that. >> senator, would you please let her respond. >> no, not if she's not going to answer my questions. >> reporter: there were multiple clashes on the committee. >> your nomination turned out to be a testing ground for conspiracy theors and culture war theories. >> reporter: both sides dug i

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lg is planning to build several new facilities to boost the plants capacity.'s take a look at how the asian stocks are shaping up. we are seeing the return of sentiment in asia, continuing into the trading day. sitting stocks going up for a second straight session. tech stocks. tech leading by 3.251%. real estate and financials. we are seeing energy giving back about half a percent in some of those gains. this despite wti hitting $113 and brent just strike of $120 overnight. we continue to see selloffs continue. bond yields in asia are rising along with stocks. also watching weakness in the yen as well. ozzie yen is an interesting point of risk sentiment, reaching the highest point sin 2015. we have the market open in tokyo almost upon us. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a small business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving with comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. so boo

lg is planning to build several new facilities to boost the plant's capacity.la's market cap back about the $1 trillion mark after shares rose for a sixth straight session. the facility will boost tesla's capacity to make electric suv's with an eye on europe's expanding ev market. >> this is a great day for the factory and, you know, i would just like to thank everyone who helped. thank you. thank you very much. it really made a very big difference, and to the community , i mean, tesla will make sure that this is a gem -- you know, a gemstone for the area, for germany, for europe, and for the world. rishaad: let's check in with markets. we are seeing the nikkei up 2.7%. it is perhaps down to this sinking yen story, but we certainly have our eye on what is happening with regard to technology stocks as well. alibaba, up 5%. xiaomi beat as well. we have our eye out for tencent. looking at things overall, a day where we are essentially seeing some gains, we've got a hang seng which has been vacillating. you can see the clear leader, the nikkei. we've got this 121 h

lg energy solutions have one point $7 billion plant expansion in michigan.tery maker will get $56.5 million and a 20 year tax break worth more than 130 million according to a public memo. >> let's take a look at the markets as we get ready for the aussie futures to turn into fresh real prices. actually, let's start on new zealand because we can see a bit of a decline there. new zealand is dealing with clove -- covid problems. by contrast, it looks like the sydney stocks are set to move higher, probably getting a little wind in the back of the sales after the s&p 500 rose for the fifth day out of six. nikkei looking to move higher and it had six days of increases despite the fact that it has its currency at a new six-year low. you can see the s&p 500 futures, we will see what that does for asian trade today. coming up in the next hour, we discussed market strategy. that's it for daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are cutting down to asia's major market open. >> i'm kathleen hays in new york and welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories this hour, follo

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in operation in russia including the parent company of brands like reebok and carvel ice cream and lgustries. people who want russia to in their war against ukraine might want to avoid those products. in particular, they own several businesses. let's be clear. koch's paper towel, toilet paper, and afghans can't white boy the blood russia spelled on ukrainian soil. as president zelenskyy said, the russian market is flooded with ukrainian blood. >> all american companies must leave russia from their market. leave their market immediately. because, it is flooded with our blood. i am asking to make sure that that the russians do not receive a single penny that the use to destroy people in ukraine. >> let me add that the history of koch industries is telling. the koch family started out by building refineries for stalin and hitler. up next, given putin unrestrained brutality in ukraine is something new, you have been paying enough attention. how this war is turning into everything putin watch has predicted next on the readout. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited.

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consequential and deeply troubling day here in ukraine, with hundreds of people unaccounted for after the bomb lga shelter in mariupol, where they had been seeking safety. the day began with ukraine's president making a passionate plea to the u.s. congress for help fighting the war, and an appeal to values he says ukrainians aspire to. >> translator: i remember your national memorial in rushmore, the faces of your prominent presidents, those who laid the foundation of the united states of america, as it is today, democracy, independence, freedom, and care for everyone, for every person, for everyone who works diligently, who lives honestly, who respects the law. we in ukraine want the same for our people. >> his speech was well-received in the congress, though he did not get the no fly zone he's been asking for. he's about to receive many hundreds of millions of dollars, $800 million more in american assistance. joining me in lviv, fred pleitgen. how confident are the ukrainians that they will be able to resist? >> i think they're getting more convincing. one of the main advisers of president zel

norwegian federation said there was "no room" for hosts who cannot legally guarantee the safety of lgubstitutes can be named on the teamsheet. certainly, having experienced it over the course of this season, i would be very much in favour of it. i was probably one of the ones at the beginning, was more to say that "let's just stay with three and see where we're at "and take a look at it." "at and take a look at it." but certainly, having had a look at it over the course of this season, i would say that, primarily for the health of the players, i think the five substitutions would work much better. jack buckner is leaving his role as chief executive of british swimming to take up the same role at uk athletics. the 60—year—old oversaw team gb�*s record success in the pool at the tokyo olympics, where they won eight medals, with 26 more won at the paralympics. the former middle—distance runner replaces interim chief executive mark munro. a late drop goal to harry smith saw wigan warriors beat hull fc19—18 to move top of rugby league's super league. hull lead by six points with 15 minutes

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digging in, demanding exit, and another 48 who have chosen not to change their policy, among these, lges. vanity fair napkins, authentic groups, eddie bauer and reebok. claiming those shoo stop investing in or buying the products of these companies. joining me, jeffrey sonnenfield, senior assistant dean of school of management. thank you for being here. i have asked you this with regards to voting rights, i could have asked it about guns, immigration. when is it important for corporations to worry about more than their bottom lines? what are the parameters? >> well, the geopolitical context is a critical part of a business responsibility. you want to have safety and trust in free markets and social harmony. and tolstoy visited america, and wrote the book "democracy in america." it's that communities trust each other a foundation that believes there isn't just a tightness in the legal system. he called social capital. people think that's a recent term but that's what business leaders have to work on, powerful, financial capital. when some people say business leaders get back in their la

jon: the huge electronics company lg will suspend all shipments to russia.y concerned for the health and safety of all people and remains committed to supporting humanitarian relief efforts. several other tech companies including apple and microsoft announced similar moves. some of the 3.3 million ukrainian refugees made their way to the us-mexico border the department of homeland security has struggled to figure out what to do with the new influx. christina coleman is live in los angeles. >> russians were on ukraine is added to the humidity in crisis centers of the border another of ukrainians flew to tijuana to get into the u.s. and seek refuge in california including on a intersexual son, she has relatives here. she has up cousin in beverly hills to traveling with six countries and nine days to get into the u.s. she tells me she was terrified from all the bombing and gunfire in ukraine. >> all day i was just scared and cried. for him in my life. it is terrible. >> the u.s. granted on a one-year of the military to stay in the country grade a memo issued on

the initial plan was crazy from one perspective with the russians, but it depended on toll lg the rescream in kyiv. remember, they were trying to do a political coup, essentially knock out zelenskyy and his administration, take over the country. now how are they going to do that? they're going lay siege. critical to watch is once they start to envelope here to west -- hopefully i can get this going -- when they envelope here to the west, they will be cutting those supply lines we've been hearing about through poland. humanitarian aid, lethal aid, 2,000 stinger missiles. how do they get there? if they're cut off in the south and in the west, zelenskyy will have to really think about what his options are in terms of keeping his force going over time. >> clint, can you imagine, a, being flown in by say polish forces that nato sort of protected? or do you think we wouldn't want to risk -- nato would be uncomfortable risking that? >> i think nato is totally uncomfortable due to nuclear option. putin has three cards he plays against the west -- nuclear, cyber, and disinformation. that's his asym

arguably google has a better brand name samsung and lg have good penetration.et share in international markets? the reason why i think that roku could do a good job is because they've done a great job in mexico think about 20% market share there. they did a great job in canada about 1 in 3 tvs there are roku and i think they should get credit for that and that their execution has been good. finally, i think why they could be the operating system is because it is a tv-first platform no other operating system is and so, yes, android phones, google makes their own phones but samsung still uses android operating system same thing can happen with tvs >> well, shweta, thank you for joining us >> thank you very having me. >> the latest to jump into 15-minute delivery, not some startups but grocery stores like kroger and aldi with help of new tools from instacart we have exclusive inrvw thteiewi the ceo up next. stay with us inner voice (kombucha brewer): as a new small business owner, i find it useful to dramatically stare out of the window... ...so that no one knows

historically, presidents from ford, to lg beach a, two others, all filled up dealing with inflation,have the power to do with the cost at the grocery store, or even the gas pump. so, really, this is about americans believe and stop don't they give something. it is trying to emphasize something with them, so in, white house uncertain. just when the idea that americans feel like president biden, as much like democrats, that has to feel the messages, with the democrats understanding that americans are suffering, understanding that even at the economy, on paper, is doing quite well, the individuals are having a lot of stress a phone was going to get gas in their cars. so is there to is he just won that the catalan figured out and so i need those to move on. >> charlie, i needed to explain this strategy for me. today, ron desantis signed the don't say gay bill into law. but, in general, it prevents not just classroom instruction, but any discussion about gender identity, or sexual orientation in kindergarten, through grade three classes. let me share how ron desantis put it >> we will ens

it's going to be a little warmer than yesterday, reach lg 75 in napa, 71 in oakland and 69 in fremont for the south county, the wind will be breezy, picking up from the northwest. the northwesterly wind tends to be very dry, and with temperatures headed for the upper 70s and low 80s, feeling like summer, our patches of brown that we're seeing in the hills and the vegetation is going to continue to get even more so as we are looking at some dry conditions in the forecast. let's talk about these winds. coming in from the north once again, and at about 25 to 35 miles per hour, even into tonight. check out napa, how the winds stay up going into late tonight and early tomorrow morning. so it's going to be a windy night. a lot of times when it's so gusty it's hard to sleep because you can hear the wind roaring outside. what's happening is we're seeing the storm track steering well to the north of here across the pacific northwest. there's a lot of rain, but we have a very large area of high pressure that's blocking that and creating these gusty winds. that's going to keep it dry throughout

lg btq ukrainians gender—based violence.ompanied children and those in institutional care. children should never, never be involved in conflict, period. children should never be involved in conflict. they must be protected. the humanitarian toll of president putin's war is mounting. children are dying, people are fleeing their homes, and for what? as unicef has reported, we know already that dozens of children have been killed in putin's war. as we work to confirm cases, we know that actual numbers are actually far greater. young children have also been severely traumatised by the violence and destruction. they have witnessed so many things to the point that they have stopped speaking. the physical wounds and psychological wounds of this war will be long—lasting. it's clear, mr putin has a plan to destroy and terrorise ukraine. if the last two weeks have shown us anything, it's that the ukrainian people are not going to give up. and many russian people themselves, including many russian soldiers, do not want this war. unfort

we have said to other companies like lg, the korean companies, as companies to withdrawal from russiaike other global committees like apple, microsoft, google, etc. >> you were council general in shanghai prior to your current posting. are you surprised about beijing's response? do you think more action and a higher level of condemnation from beijing would have more of an impact? >> i am not surprised. the policy of china is simple. of course, i am glad for the china government to do more, especially on the humanitarian field, to provide ukraine with more humanitarian assistance and financial assistance. it has already done that, but it is not enough, i think. and we understand ukraine is the biggest exporter, especially sunflower oil, for china, and the corn grains, so i think china understands what will be the consequences of this war in ukraine. >> that was the ukrainian ambassador to south korea talking with us earlier. breaking news from president biden, he is about to call for the end of russia's preferred trade status, meaning we could end normal trade with russia, at least the

mayor turner, how lg we are schools shut down during covid? >> i belie starting april 2020.of the academic year. then the folwing academic ye, they reopened. we encouraged them all to reopen. >> do you think the lack of educational opportunity or the number of people at the high school senior level are at the third. level that have any effect on crime in your city? >> i try education and opportunity together and if people are fling behind not getting what they need fro the educational point of view to reduce number of opportunities to mak it available that could lead to increase crime and the more that receive education the better they will be. >> one of the worst policies that was adopted during the last two years in terms of trying to mitigate covid was taking a set of our citizens , our kids and depriving them of educational opportunities and in some cases for two years. this will have a long tai and affect crime. this will create a pandemic lack of opportuty because these kids, a lot of themave dropped out. they will not be letter it. they will be behind on every categor

norwegian federation said there was "no room" for hosts who cannot legally guarantee the safety of lgleague shareholders met today and agreed the permanent change. five substitutes had been allowed during the covid pandemic, but the rule changed back to three this season. jack buckner is leaving his role as chief executive of british swimming to take up the same role at uk athletics. the 60—year—old oversaw team gb�*s record success in the pool at the tokyo olympics where they won eight medals, with 26 more won at the parlaympics. the former middle—distance runner replaces interim chief executive mark munro. las vegas has been announced as the latest city to host a formula one grand prix. the race will be in november next year, at night, and the 3.8—mile track will include a portion of the nevada city�*s famous strip. it will be the third us—based race on the f1 circuit. four—time world champion sebastian vettel will begin his formula 1 season at the australian grand prix after recovering from coronavirus. the aston martin driver was ruled out of the season opening bahrain grand prix,

and folks, for our lg bt q plus, let's get the bipartisan quality act to my desk.laught of state laws targeting transgendered americans and families are simply wrong. i said last year, especially to our younger transgendered americans, i will always have your back as your president so you can be yourself and reach your god-given potential. [applause] folks, as i just demonstrated, while it often appears we do not agree, and we do agree on a lot more things and we acknowledge, i signed 80 bipartisan bills into law last year. from presenting government shutdowns to protecting asian americans from still to common hate crimes to reforming military justice and will soon be strengthening an act that i first wrote three decades ago. it is important it is important for us to show the nation that we can come together and do big things. tonight i am offering a unity agenda for the nation. four big things we can do together in my view. first, beat the opioid epidemic. there is so much we can do. increase funding for prevention or treatment, harm reduction and recovery. get ri

trivia, diamond crystal, avon cosmetics, lg appliances, mission tortillas, verrilli tires are produced by companies on, he says, the shameful list. caller: -- nation that has people in it that want to make money by overcharging people, they should be also. that is important. host: al in california. your thoughts? caller: quick question. i do not think it is enough. greta, do you drive an electric car? host: why do you ask? caller: congress just passed a $1.5 trillion budget. there is $15 billion worth of aid for ukraine. i do not know how much is food and help much is weapons. there was another thing i thought was important. there is a lot of video out there. one that i thought was important -- on november 27, 2021, antony blinken was in ukraine talking to the government. he said, we support you and would welcome you into nato if you choose. that was november the seventh. that video was out there. the other video is december 5. that is when you saw putin start putting his troops on the border. the question i have is, who is at the fuse? who actually started this? i am not going to say