the part lg makes called the linear compressor.any viewers and the lawsuit claimed it frequently dies before the 10 year warranty or 20 year lifespan that lg advertises. on youtube, more than 1,300,000 people watched our story, focusing on betsy in redwood city. she had two fridges die in just five years for yakama two. >> exactly the same lg freezer that i have and so when i saw that i said oh, i will contact chris. >> reporter: says his fridge has acquired five compressors. while people like sue neil and frank were contacting us, the phone was ringing off the hook of the lawyer. >> so we received thousands of calls >> reporter: accuses lg of fraud, he says the, and he has known for years that refrigerators with a linear compressor regularly die young but it is sold regularly. a trial would force lg to make public any internal communication that might reveal what it knows. lg is not yet directly responded to the allegations in court. instead, it is trying to take the dispute behind closed doors . and it is pointing to the box. >>

dice que ya no vende refrigeradores con compresor lg en 2018 lg enfrentó otro litigio sobre su refrigerador tipo de asesoría porque no sabemos si hay demandas colectivas que a lo mejor en este momento están este pues tratando de llegar a algún acuerdo o si ya ha habido demandas, entonces por eso es muy importante que ya sea que se asesore con un abogado o llámenos aquí a telemundo, responde para poder asesorarle en este tipo de porque de pronto 1 piensa ay, solo me está pasando a mí. pero no, ya vimos que en este caso es en todo el país. hay que hacer un poquito de investigación. si vamos a la pausa, las autoridades dan a conocer ya la identidad de las víctimas encontradas sin vida en una vivienda. en san mateo tendremos más detalles de cómo habrían muerto. encontramos a 3 operadores que quizás puedan hacer el trabajo tras anunciar su cierre el año pasado, el famoso parque acuático ranging waters, ubicado en el este de san josé, podría reabrir

in this case it's called a linear compressor that lg is making, marketing for lg refrigerators and kenmore refrigerators. they say it doesn't live up to its 10 year warranty or 20 year durability. >> these are some big-time brands. >> lg and some kenmore. >> are you surprised by the responses we're getting? >> totally, yeah. the lawyers involved said this was national, and they were absolutely right. we didn't know how national. online 1.3 million views. >> wow. >> 7,000 comments. >> this is the story, our nbc bay area story. >> yeah, and so everybody -- people who bought these things, people who serviced these things, people who sold these things are commenting and contacting us. unbelievable response here. definitely a coast to coast question. >> you said something interesting just there. it's not just the customers. it's people who are servicing the fridges as well are reaching out. >> you read those comments. it's very interesting. >> where are we now? is there a class action lawsuit happening? if there is, how do i get involved if i have one of these fridges? >> the status right now i

for example, lg technical support said that all the brand’s stores are already closed.topped working in fmw city in moscow. the remaining three points will be open in the capital until the summer. despite the fact that before the introduction of restrictions, sony had a center in every city with a population of over a million. i got rid of all mono-brand stores with the exception of one. bosh: if we, for example, are talking about household equipment, then brands such as lg, samsung and the like are gradually leaving, and some chinese brands are taking their place. statistics show that the russian consumer is beginning to understand that it turns out that chinese goods are often the same in technical characteristics, sometimes better, in fact, most brands are well-known... they are produced in factories in china. experts explain that previously brands continued to operate because many had long-term lease agreements. with them upon termination, all payments would have to be made immediately. mostly , household appliance stores are closing; they bring in less profit. actu

lg, bosch and sony stores are selling the remaining goods and closing stores in russia.r writes about this. so, this february, lg and sony stores have already closed in moscow. in the affimal city shopping center, technical support explained that the reason for this was the lack of supplies. sony still has three points left in moscow; they will reportedly work until the summer to sell off the remainder. bosch service support reports that this brand has only one mano-brand store left in moscow, and there is now they're also selling leftovers. after the events began in ukraine, many foreign brands began to freeze supplies to russia, including lg, sony, bosch and samsung. and the fact that these stores are only now starting to close. one of the newspaper’s interlocutors among large retailers explains this: many had long-term lease agreements and it was easier and more profitable for companies to see out the end of the contract. yuli, that’s all for me. namarin, thank you, this was marina pimenova with an economic review. the american congress is preparing a resolution on re

for example, lg technical support said that all the brand’s stores were already closed, previously there and sony stopped working in mall city in moscow. the remaining three points will be open in... ski products are often the same in terms of technical characteristics, sometimes better, in fact, most of the brands are well-known, famous, they are produced in chinese factories, experts explain that previously the brands continued to work, since many had long-term lease agreements, if they were terminated , all payments would have to be made immediately, mostly household appliance stores are closed, they bring in less profit; in fact, monobrands in general are a phenomenon. enough of this, well, a specific, say, format of trade of brands, including international ones, is widely represented in trade networks, on marketplaces. in place of the departed companies, sales points for brands from turkey and china, such as hair, candy, hysens, grunddik, are already appearing. in total, they plan to open more than 120 mono-brand stores in russia this year. our manufacturers are actively developing.

for example, lg technical support said that all the brand’s stores are already closed.our points of sale. sony has stopped working in efimol city in moscow. the remaining three points will be opened in the capital. are often the same technically characteristics, sometimes even better , in fact, most brands are well-known, famous, they are produced in factories in china, experts explain that previously the brands continued to work, since many had long-term lease agreements, if they were terminated, all payments would have to be transferred immediately, to basically , household appliance stores are closing, they bring in less profit, and monobrands in general are quite a phenomenon... there is also interest in the russian market on the part of uzbek manufacturers, in in particular, this is the company artel, of course it is still difficult to call them leaders, but they are represented in a fairly large number of categories, especially in the tv segment, in particular. in 2023, the demand for large household appliances in our country increased; brands from china, turkey,

business sector, for example, the global firm will launch a business council will microsoft and telephonic lgause of course these are the big corporations that are developing these technologies. but it's the government to should protect the human rights, it's the governments who need to pick something if you have harm, so i really think we need to put the discussion back into the real thing, because it's not about regulation or not, it's about how much you invest to have the best of this technology out in the world. south korea hasjust released its unemployment data forjanuary. it fell to 3%, down from 3.2% in december. next week, the bank of korea will have its regular meeting to decide on the cost of borrowing. ahead of parliamentary polls in april, president yoon suk yeol has pushed forjobs creation and lower interest rates for an economy that is seen as finely balanced. economist arup raha talked to me about what lies ahead for the country. the economy is moving in a pretty predictable path — but as you brought up the semiconductor cycle has turned, so there some boosters taking place on

samsung invested $5 million while lg invested $8.5 million.in the next hour of daybreak morgan stanley says asia and em equity markets had a highly divergent start to 2024. we look at their market strategy next and we speak with the hybrid foundation about what to expect from the world trade ministration conference in abu dhabi. the markets open in seoul and tokyo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is daybreak asia counting down to asia's major market opens with japanese markets rejoining after a long weekend. investors after clinching the december 18 -- 1989 high will look at the 40,000 level for the nikkei 225 as the next level, the next milestone, the first time ever it surpasses the 40,000 level. a pretty muted session across asia. expecting conflicting leads. u.s. stocks, not much progress in the final friday session of the week after a massive week for tech large caps and ai and tech names after the nvidia fervor. we are seeing south korean stocks with the value up program. a big day for south korean stocks after quite the turnaround

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like this 48 inch lg oled. now 50% off at best buy when it comes to presidents day sales, the big ticket home items are going to be the things that are most impressively discounted. >> so think furniture, appliances, mattresses. >> macy's is having a mattress closeout sale, save over $500 on this sealy posturepedic get another 10% off when you use the code refresh. home depot, offering up to 50% off select furniture like this dresser now $549. and it's not just big ticket items, it's a smart time to score deals on seasonal clothing like 30% off most snow gear at the north face. >> wow. >> okay, i do like the north face. >> 30% off all this stuff. >> they always say that right? like it's the best to buy winter clothes while winter is ending. summer clothes. well, summer's ending. go get all your money. >> coming up. >> the annual lemon festival. where this scene we're going to show you played out with giant floats made entirely out of 140 tons of lemons and oranges. >> but first, the nba closes out its annual al

homa and lg. lpga stars lexi thompson and stanford product rose. it's the first time women competed in the event. mcilroy won 2 and a half million dollars sale of which went directly to the first tee organization which exposes kids of all backgrounds to the game of golf. and last night, a major upset at the women's world cup u.s. play host to mexico down in carson. final game of the group stage play going into the match. team usa had already sealed its spot in the quarter-finals. so didn't really matter. the u.s. nearly tied things up. you saw, trinity rodman just missed wide. then in stoppage time, mexico gets that insurance goal goes up to nail. that would be the final mexico now advances as well as the u.s. mexico wins the group stage secures its first victory against the americans in 14 years. >> up next, why a couple decided to say i do at the hospital. that story after the break. >> a photographer sharing the moment he stumbled upon glowing sand lighting up sale bay in san diego with streams of electric blue. that's pretty cool. the mesmerizi

this will help give the lg pdq plus community give space to grieve. not everybody agrees with it.atever the outcome, one of the biggest celebrations in the city�*s calendar will be tinged with grief. it might be a good idea to brace yourself for this one. researchers have discovered that a tiny, transparent fish known as a danionella cerebrum can make a sound as loud as a jackhammer. the creature, which isjust over a centimetre long, uses its muscles to drum out a 140 decibel rhythm on its swim bladder. in the waters close to the fish this is as loud as a gunshot. let�*s have a listen. loud, raspy buzzing earlier i spoke to lead author of the study, verity cook, and i asked her to explain a little more about how such a small fish makes such a big noise. the swim bladder is a chamber of gas inside the fish used to control it and the fish have these specialised muscles and inside the muscle there is a rib and a piece of cartilage and when the muscle contracts it pulls on the rib, and then the cartilage is shot out so you can imagine it like hitting a drum, so you hear this buzzing s

toyota, lg energy solution a little bit softer. roughly 13% of the european workforce will be cut and they are tapping ai to compete with asian rivals. annabelle: still ahead, talking about red sea tensions because we had strikes forcing a commercial crew to look into that region and the international air transport association live from the singapore air show next, this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. haidi: the singap

commission on human people rights have issued resolutions supporting lgbtq+ resolutions supporting lg least their right to live free of violence and discrimination, and so the progress that has been taking place on the continent has been leading to a backlash, and some politicians are seizing on this and saying we are going to stop this progress and return to traditional values. inaudible. there is a _ traditional values. inaudible. there is a delay _ traditional values. inaudible. there is a delay on _ traditional values. inaudible. there is a delay on the - traditional values. inaudible. there is a delay on the line. i l there is a delay on the line. i was going to ask you... this bill only becomes law when the president signs it. he's said he will if a majority of ghanaians want him to. is their public support for these kind of measures? you are talking about the politicians there are, but what about the general public?— there are, but what about the general public? there is a high level of public _ general public? there is a high level of public support - general public? there is

republicans to an extent of the last couple of election spills over social conservative issues, schools, lg social conservative issues, schools, lgbt q over social conservative issues, schools, lgbt 0 issues. and they have to recapture that and number two as they get closer to the general election of the biden campaign is thing that people will remember trump and things like his muslim band and things like his muslim band and other things and my comes to push comes to shove and yet the pig will be in the white house, they think biden will be in a much stronger position. donald trump one and 2016 and joe biden wanted to thousand 20. in swinging the vote in the gaza issue. 20. in swinging the vote in the gaza issue-— gaza issue. people vote in their pocketbooks - gaza issue. people vote in their pocketbooks and - gaza issue. people vote in their pocketbooks and is l gaza issue. people vote in - their pocketbooks and is been something that a lot of people have _ something that a lot of people have raised in this area in particular— have raised in this area in particular that even though thereg

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. >>> we're a few hours away from the open lg bell on the new york stock exchange. let's take a look at how the stock futures are doing this morning. you can see all the major markets are down in premarket trading after the best of fears were dashed for the sbrst rate cuts in the u.s. they were hoping for the near term. the federal reserve chair is assuring americans that the economy is strong. and the time is coming for interest rate cuts. the central bank will lower the rates later this year, but it's not likely to happen in march, as wall street had hoped. >> i think it's not like ly tha this committee will reach that level of confidence in time for the march meeting, which is in seven weeks. almost all of the 19 participants who sit around this table believe that it will be appropriate in their most like ly case for us to cut the federal funds rate this year. >> former president trump is giving a glimpse of what his u.s. lsh shia na policy will look like if hoost back in the white house. trump said he would consider imposing a tariff among 60% of all chinese imp

thank you, lg. you're a great worker on this and other initiatives is recognized and critical. [applause] >> let's turn our attention to climate change and the environment. as caretakers of our islands, we're committed across the board to pursue in climate change challenges that are responsible. hawaii must look at the culture and reduce independence on fossil fuels and this is why i joined the u.s. climate alliance, a bipartisan coalition of 25 governors securing america's net zero future by advancing state-led climate action. we have to do more to protect our beaches in hawaii and from extreme weather fueled by climate change without raising taxes or fees on hawaii residents. let me talk to you about how i hope we can do this. this responsibility to protect hawaii's unique natural environment should extends to visitors to our islands. we've had some discussion about this and i'm excited about this session coming up. a climate impact on businesses would need resources to protect our environment and increase awareness of the impacts of climate change. this legislative session,

you might have read that it started with putinea giving a lg inexplicable and boring history lecture that went on b and on a on andnd on and didn't seem to have a point and definitely lost most of its american audience. true, aller true. part of the e history lecture where putin got to 1939, at which point he then claimed in this interview that it was poland who started world war ii.st poland did it because even though poland had cooperated with hitler up to a point, they stopped cooperating with hitler, and hitler really wanted them to cooperate more. and once that happened, hitler had no choice, he had to invade. and by the way, it was kind of doing poland a favor. exact same line. wet haven't had someone tryingo sell this line to an american audience since it happened the first time in 1939, right, with philip johnson's quote-unquote u reporting, right? when with him we had a committed american fascist allied with the nazisll openly rooting for them trying to sell us this bill of goods. thaft that happened in 1939. it hasn't happened since until now.in the reasonil putin is trying

emissions then let's use what we have in our country what we're manufacturing and producing in terms of lg, and get it to europe as quickly as possible. >> right. speakinge of -- you know, being optimistic one day pessimistic the other i remember after the house after the republicans won back control of the house, in -- the prier election, there was some optimism that trade might actually be under republicans agenda and they might advance, you know, trade legislation. but that doesn't really seem to have happened. >>an kind of started administration -- the white housese level right -- i really truly believe that. i personally would like to see trade promotion authority be continuous instead of renewed every few years i -- i just don't understand that. [laughter] i know it provides good jobs for a lot of -- but i just -- makes no sense to me. put that in, you know, put that into effect -- give the president whoever he or she is the authority to negotiate free trade agreements let's do more of those. i think it is hard, though, for congress without the leadership from the white house to real

their tagline as a nod to the lg watch company, was the car of the hour are built like a watch. and it was a rather snappy looking vehicle, which you could pick up for $985, either a roadster or a touring car. a little further south on michigan avenue, you can encounter two buildings. the cadillac one and the detroit electric showroom. yes. electric vehicles were available over 100 years ago. now, the cadillac showroom was at 2412 south michigan avenue. and the detroit electric was at 2416. now, keep your eye on that column here. it shows up in this photograph. this is a nighttime view, looking from the street into the showroom of the anderson electric, where you would see a detroit electric available for sale. and if you visit in 1916, you could pick up the snappy red one. but who drove detroit electric's? well, you might be surprised if someone pictured here better known as mrs. henry ford or clara ford. now, can you imagine henry who built mrs. instead of model ts? what does his wife want to drive? oh, no, not one of those two. mrs.. she wants a detroit electric like her frie

tomorrow there are so many competitors that are step for step tried to do the same thing, south korea lg bunch of european names, foreign names, tell me exactly what type of excitement you expect to engender and what products. >> first of all i guess we only have a couple of minutes left so we have plenty of things to talk about our new product. let me start out were proud to be a large appliance company based on the a quarter and produced in the u.s. we've been there for 112 or 113 years that's a consistent commitment to innovation. we did not cut the innovation investments during covid or after covid we held it steady and as a result we will show an extreme of new products in you may know we just brought up the maytag pet washer which is a huge success. we bring in fully automatic espresso maker under the kitchenaid into new washer in the fall and most importantly that is a fundamental new technology that we introduced the slim tech technology in my view is probably the biggest innovation over the last 30 years, there is a really big strong innovation pipeline and that ultimately gives

a thin■lg to a great extent the organization in the determination of the japanese people, the italiansdon't believe them out and the germans we had to give them credit. theyey were determined to take e opportunity to control their own countries and if we have a little more humility than i think we go back to let's accept the country for where it is a continued to help it can continue to be a beacon of light butt assume that any time we build a democracy it's -- and by the way i givehe british. he threw them out at india but they did leave a system and a belief in the people that to this day is still the cornerstone for why india is a successful democracy. >> the new government has chosen to adopt the tiny policy. the u.s. commander visited mollie and the end of january. over the years china has expanded economic presence in the continental states and in these pacific. o-they have built initiatives so if i come back to the question that asked do you think the u.s. indo pacific policy needs some changes and do you think it's working and anything we should do differently? >> the answer to

japan has a most no oil and gas with lg experts in the west coast, and if you could get a pipeline from the pocket, from the permian down in texas to the west coast, and by 20 years of elegy and stop buying from the middle east. so we have a global opportunity maybe a global responsibility his cell door allies to be unlike south korea the philippines like everyone in europe because we do not do that, were just going to let the other guys fill it up invited stand for prudence painting for his work with his oil sales and orion is finding the terrorism of their oil sales and rent invited letting the sages out around lifting in venezuela, the market, with our adversaries the adversaries making make like never have before. larry: okay rick perry, mr. program yes will china is financing come to wars against the united states among russian will buying uranian oil cases, the u.s., we should have sanctions on both in primary sanctions, no carveouts and they should have secondary sanctions, we could be the ships the midstream, enemy as - this traders run in circles around and i think that is pret

fashion and inflation gradually move the sand into the present hundred the fed is another one ring is emi lgad of u.s. - income strategy and personal marginal. >> sweetest see you. charles: the speak about the conversation we have had and so it's very confusing time right you know you have them talk about normalization j powell talk about normalization and make the point hire for longer and for a while that was bogus and went away and you know i forget hire from overcome a soft landing, just like that, when yields were they are now coming some of the things and considerations, reducing his normalization gone; think hire for longer something that is here in the states, we do think that that is when he can recent 2024 not six times oh yes and exactly you look at the markets out, the market was essentially pricing in almost 170 basis points and costs and they've now parroted back there expecting 80 basis points of cuts which better lines with with the fed is pointing out in summary of economic projections, and we think it's realistic but there is risk of re- acceleration in inflation sue and la

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we're in an lg appliance that is inside your home, your stove, your refridge rater. don't think, my gosh, that's where arm is? and we are the brain, essentially, that runs all these devices, and these devices are adding more and more a.i., it's a good place to be. liz: i can imagine if. automotive, obviously, you're in tesla. how many car companies, just a rough number, are you in, and what about this sort of slowing down of the ev market? that that uses, i mean, hundreds and hundreds of chips in a single car. >> yeah. not to be cute, but i can't with think of a car that we're not in. [laughter] to be honest with you. i mean, we have all kinds of market share in ibi, in -- [inaudible] all kinds of market share in power train, so i don't think i can mention a car we're not in. and regarding the slowdown, this is where people sometimes misunderstand arm because if markets slow down, they don't tend to slow down for us because what we're seeing is more and more of these devices needing more and more technology. and we're also a gaining market share. so largely in some o

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as lg as they maintain steady rwardreure, the rifle will fire continuously until it runs out of bullets and will empty a 100 round magazine in about 10 sends. those weapons do exactly what congress meant to prohibit when it enacted the prohibition on machine guns, and those weapons are mainguns because they satisfbo parts of the definition. first, a rifle with a bumptock fire is more than one shot with a single usage of the trigger. a function of the tgg happens when some act by the ooter starts a firing sequence. with a semi automatic rifle, it fires one shot for each actio of the trigger because the shooter ha to pull and release the trigger for every shot. a bump stock eminates those movements and allows shooter to fire many shots with one act, a forward push. a respondent says a separate function of the trigger happens every time the trigger on a traditional rifle moved backwards and releases the hammer, even if it moves without any further mipation by the shooter, but that is inconsistent with contemporary usage, does not account for guns with other kinds of triggers, anwod make it

select appliances, and they have deals on lg packages, bishop washer, microwave, a fridge, up to $500ed its place on the counter you guys are looking at me - the one i got is under $50 from costco it is a workhorse. bris bthe hash browns. you can reheat the pizza it all goes in there that's on sale this weekend. air fryer people out there, tweet me, it's a tribe >> what are the things you should hold off? >> right so this weekend, you will generally find sales on everything from clothing to foot wear even tires and auto parts. but there are certain things, if you want the rock bottom prices, you want to wait on. this is the time of the end of the season for winter clothes. if you want spring apparel, wait for the end of spring to buy for next year. that's the best prices maybe less selection that's your wait on. the same thing goes for outdoor furniture. the best time to buy that stuff is at the end of the summer, when everyone is done. if you need something for this summer, wait until the end of march or early next april. there is something called spring black friday. a lot of major

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i want to start with this lg stackable washer/dryer. it was $899. now $698. a savings of $201.ch door three-door refrigerator. it was $2,899 and now it's $1,649. it's not just about appliances. the deals you may find could be on items that are not in season. one that i found was this ryobi. a weed whacker and leaf blower set. there's a whole other weed whacker that goes with it. it was $259 but now it's $199. that is a really good deal, eva. you have to think about the off season bargains. >> what are some of the big ticket items that are on sale right now? >> okay. let's talk about furniture. the biggest savings come on those big purchases. at macy's, they have a leather sectional. it was over $6,500. now it's $2,639. more than 50% off. some of these might be closeout, last year's items. they have a dining set that was $849. now it's $699. it's not just macy's. many of the online furniture stores. at overstock they have bunk beds a twin over a queen. it was $637. now it's $441. it's key to think about all those big ticket items you need over the next few months and strategize

fertility treatments at alabama's biggest hospital grinding to a halt after that unprecedented rule lgstate supreme court determining frozen embryos are children. the university of alabama at birmingham health systems saying in a statement, we must evaluate the potentials that our patients and our physicians could be prosecuted criminally or face punitive damages for following the standard of care for ivf treatments. >> i never thought it would get to this point. >> reporter: thousands of families like rebecca matthews. caught off guard. after multiple miscarriages they turned to ivf, freezing several embryos to maximize the likelihood of getting pregnant. >> without ivf we would not have our beautiful children. >> reporter: matthews says they don't know what will happen to their remaining frozen embryos stored at another alabama clinic. >> the thing that's scary for us is, if we choose to discard our embryo, could we be charged with something? is that a criminal offense now? is that murder? >> reporter: because alabama's high court ruled frozen embryos qualify as people, anyone who di

palo alto, los gatos hills, right above lg. point 12 and then fremont, livermore, the couple 100.03 and 0.02 that that also produced a couple in the santa cruz mountains. some of the higher elevations, about a 10th of an inch. we've cleared out mostly clear out there, some patchy fog, a little chill, though in the morning. air mount voters 40 north at 15 oakland hills 43, northeast 12 and boulder creek, 42 of the northeast. breeze so we do have a northerly component, a few 30s napa airports now down to 39. i think there'll be more. i know sonoma is in there. occidental plenty up in mendocino county, lake county, woodside now checking in at 39 menlo park and los altos are both close. uh 41 atherton, then mid 40s. boy, look at that. redwood city, san carlos, belmont, san mateo, foster city, all pretty close. half moon bay down to 42. that's cool. today's all right. tomorrow's all right. and then everything begins to drop in from the north. this will be a significant snow event for the mountains. maybe blizzard conditions. we'll g