that means that lockheed martin gets to build it, they get to do their own review. and then they turn around and tell the government, oh it's great, don't worry about it. it's in perfect condition. we did a great job. well, how am i going to say that? but it wasn't in great shape. so why with a pen a gone? why would congress approve of something like this? you know, why? let me tell you why. you know, why? because it's not fair money. it's not fair money. it's your tax money, my tax money. and when it comes to anything having to do with the military, they think all they have to do is say, rob rob, raul, god bless america, we love our troops, you know, fly a couple planes before the football games and then we tax payers. we'll just go along with anything. no questions asked, how much do you want a $100000000000.00? you got it. what claims? bombs another war somewhere in a place that we couldn't even find on a map. why not? i'll tell you congressman gates. he may be one of the few, but he's telling the truth in this case manila, what do you think of these exchanges? y

and then we gave lockheed martin the full system performance contract. and they keep building us according to the ga o, and we sit around staring at a $100000000.00 the airplane, the kept fully performed the mission. and you're sitting here telling me it's a, it's not a failure. just own up to it. mr. secretary just say this airframe has not delivered . it's too costly. it's not, it's not being utilized as we should. and we should never again make the mistake of doing a full system performance contract with the very person who built the aircraft. can we agree to that? i agree in the future, we should take a we should have a different approach. but this is exactly what we were just talking about the other day with boeing. they do it over and over again, even if they say they're not going to do it, they will. in fact, let's talk here just a little bit about what mr. congressman gates was saying, right. but they like lockheed martin, come in and build this f $35.00 without oversight. that means that lockheed martin gets to build it, they get to do their own

but most certainly, lockheed martin, i don't know about columbia, lockheed martin has a relationship other universities in this country. and they provide the weapons to the israel, the idf, just as the idf trains many of our police forces, including the nypd. >> so we can have this conversation more. i wish we had more time, but i appreciate all of you for being here. thank you all very much. appreciate it. >>> up next on "the reidout." a big admission from donald trump about january 6th. stay with us. stay with us ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay

for divestment from companies linked to israel, like google, microsoft and defence contractor lockheed martinlee, who teaches strategic management at carleton university, helped us make sense of the business impact of boycotts. it's very important to distinguish between sanctions versus boycotts. sanctions are imposed by countries, by nation states. boycotts are imposed by individual groups, protest groups, against particular companies. so this is very important. the second distinction is, is the boycott against the company because of something the company did inside its company? think of anheuser—busch in the united states last year, in its activities that enraged many consumers, and that boycott was effective. but secondary boycotts — that is to say, boycotting a company because they're involved with a country that people are opposed to — is less successful in the research literature. so we have to make those very important distinctions, i think, in terms of analysing the success or failures of these boycotts. another distinction, perhaps, to notice, that these brands often operate a franch

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california has over 500 million dollars invested in blackrock, which invest in companies such as lockheed martin, which produced weapons that are being used on civilians in gaza during the rally, the encampment expanded with more tents going up. >> during finals week, expansion of the can is escalation in response to what's happening in finals. i'm graduating this semester. >> but none of that matters you know, people halfway across the world are, you know, are being killed just indiscriminately campus. police have been patrolling. but it seems as long as the encampment in the protests remained peaceful, they can continue to camp here much different from what we've seen at other universities. i'm sara stinson reporting in berkeley. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. and stay with kron. 4 on air and online for the latest info on the conflict there from campus. protests to the war itself to the latest on ceasefire talks in head to our web site. that's kron 4 dot com. nearly 6 million dollars will be used to build new homes for farmworkers in half moon bay. this is a rendering of what the community

the f-35 fighter jet had originally left the lockheed martin facility in fort worth, texas, and it stoppedare learning new details about the deadly shooting of former "general hospital" actor johnny wactor in los angeles. police say the thieves had his car raised on a floor jack trying to steal the catalytic converter when he approached them saturday. investigators say he was shot without any provocation. his former fiancee tessa farrell posted a message to his murderer. >> if you're watching, i'm sorry but you shot the wrong guy. >> so far no arrests have been made. >>> and another american who was arrested in turks and caicos for possessing ammunition is coming home. tyler wenrich of virginia was sentenced to time served and fined $9,000 yesterday. the father of a toddler was arrested in april after two .9 millimeter rounds were found in his backpack as he was trying to board a cruise ship. he expects to fly home tomorrow. >>> and devastating news for some farmers in iowa. more than four million chickens will have to be killed after a case of bird flu was detected at an egg farm in sioux

the $100 million jet was being transferred from the lockheed martin factory in texas to edwards air forcee in california. it went down after stopping to refuel. >> we turn now to a major decision and major league baseball that will rewrite the record books. the decision involves acknowledging the achievements of players from the leagues. abc's perry russom explains more on this. perry. good morning. >> ryan. good morning. this is a game changer for major league baseball. reigniting the debate over which player should be called the best of all time. it's a historic change to our national pastime. major league baseball is set to announce statistics from the leagues will now officially be integrated into the mlb's record books. >> over 2300 players who played in the leagues from 1920 to 1948 will now have their statistics counted as official. >> with those new stats come new record holders hall of fame catcher josh gibson, who played in the 1930s, and 40s, will now become the mlb's career batting average leader, passing ty cobb. gibson passes babe ruth in multiple stats, including career slu

. >> we have weapons companies that are directly benefiting and profiting, lockheed martin, elbit, boeing, grumman, raytheon . >> the university of california says it won't divest from israel . the office of the president issued this statement saying, quote, the university of california has consistently opposed calls for boycott against and divestment from israel. affirms the right of our community members to express diverse viewpoints, a boycott of this sort impinges on the academic freedom of our students and faculty and the unfettered exchange of ideas on our campuses, papermaster and other alumni say change is possible. >> many years ago, you see divested from south africa, which really helped south africa to end apartheid. so i think that they can change their mind, and i certainly hope they do. >> in berkeley, suzanne phan, abc seven news. >> coming up. a man airlifted to the hospital after being stabbed multiple times by his own father while the dad was not arrested. and what the dad told us about their violent fight. >> but first, police are looking for more possible victims after

for divestment from companies linked to israel, like google, microsoft and defence contractor lockheed martin. for a closer look at the impact of boycotts, let's bring in ian lee. he teaches strategic management at carleton university. ian, thanks for joining ian, thanks forjoining me today. i want to get your take on what has been the impact of consumer boycotts against institutions in large companies links to israel, like mcdonald's, like starbucks? thank ou, mcdonald's, like starbucks? thank you. steve- _ mcdonald's, like starbucks? thank you. steve- is— mcdonald's, like starbucks? thank you, steve. is very _ mcdonald's, like starbucks? thank you, steve. is very important - mcdonald's, like starbucks? thank you, steve. is very important to i you, steve. is very important to distinguish between sanctions versus boycotts. sanctions are imposed by countries, by nation states, boycotts are imposed by individual groups, purchase goods, against particular companies. so this is very important. the second distinction is, is the boycott against the company because of something the company did insid

the city will divest from defense contractors and army and others like lockheed martin are obvious examples. but companies like microsoft and airbnb are also on the list. >> they have uh- properties in the occupied uh- region and advertise it as israel, so that's why they're in the on the list. >> israeli peace activist dave baum spoke at the city council meeting. she called the vote historic because it expands the debate on where and how american tax dollars are being spent. >> this is what it took that uh- the genocide in gaza is what it took for people of conscience here in the us to start moving money away from israeli occupation, apartheid and genocide. >> bonner says. wishman faced legal challenges after becoming the first us city to pass a gaza ceasefire resolution. city council member emails were subpoenaed. bonner says she still faces personal threats, but california has laws against the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, or bds. bonner says this resolution was written with future legal challenges in mind. >> there is nothing anti-semitic about respecting human rights of e

marines by lockheed martin crashed in albuquerque, new mexico.ay the pilot was able to escape and was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the plane was en route to edwards air force base when it crashed into a hillside and caught fire. the cause of this crash is under investigation. >>> don't go away. much more just ahead on "cbs news roundup" after this. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ bounty mega roll lasts longer so you can tackle: ♪ applesauce and avocado, ♪ ♪ berries, butter, coffee, cream, ♪ ♪ drippy fingers, deviled eggs ♪ ♪ and empanadas (red and green), ♪ ♪ fettuccine, grits and gravy, ♪ ♪ even hummus, ice cream too, ♪ ♪ jambalay

and mike johnson, a product and mic right, right front and center lockheed martin, northrop grumman just i think you would look good at it. i think i think he could pull it off that it wasn't just a pat getting his vote on israel. obviously he apparently got another $75000.00 that they'd be able to trace, you know, these things will come out over time, especially when you go to some of those websites that report with a report on some of this stuff. but he got another 75000, not exactly sure who that came from, but it came from somebody who lobbies for the defense department. so in that case, it was probably the money for ukraine or the money for taiwan. wouldn't you think? i and i'm only shocked by how cheap my jobs it, how, how cheap it is to buy my johnson's. but that is, that is the most surprising thing to me. although apparently he also had a meeting with american intelligence cheats. yes. and it was the timing was right after he come out of this meeting as well. and i think marjorie taylor green and i don't hold with everything she says, right? you don't, you don't have to. but she

profiting from it will also include to johns like google and microsoft defense companies like lockheed martin, an investment from black crow among others. this is not a matter of simply by, you know, you think universities, this is a movement, an anti war movement. the university has so far, refused to divest from each well with full foot to make investments in health and education. in casa students, reacted by taking over to campus building the police were called in to pay a demonstration suspect to separate colleges in the us with some nicole's to disclose inside this at hubbard the which is you invest in the us, but then endowment fund of more than $50000000000.00 for testing students wanted to reinvest resources in palestine and academy initiatives, communities, and culture. and at university of southern california. they've called for the school to ended study abroad programs. and this comes with the students and several teachers have been arrested across the country. the pretest to see the stuff that is the real state filings go to show that our universities are staring. and that is why

the universities environment isn't invested in, um, different defense defense companies like lockheed martin or companies like air b and b that operate within the occupied settlements in the west spot. that's governments to me. i occupied westbank. i think there's just a greater awareness of some money at play here. and i think capitalism and pushing back against capitalism is something younger generations um, you know, have been and have been feeling and, and talking about and saying more. and so i think this fits very much within that we're all the pushing back against trust and you've got the university, you know, who have ties to these companies. and this based on a black rock list of investment in stock. okay. we don't have that much of an eye into it. julie if we heard from katya, is report just now and it's outlined in just how old the president is, the us president isn't. and it's not that the, the perception, the general perception of israel's position is changed in spite and, and his cohort grew out. things do look very differently to someone fullness century day. absolutely. you k

edge list of employers that include deloitte, major league baseball, bmo harris bank, elemen lockheed-martin, amazon and at&t. pardon by french but i say that and i damn good list. but, instead of encouraging the grads, and urging them on, joe biden is telling them they will never make it. and that is wrong. i got other t statistics, unemployment rate for black men under donald trump was 4.9%, that is a 50 year low, in fairness to joe biden who is unfair, today, unin a unemployment rate for black men still fiv 5.2%. trump handed biden a high powers economy. driven by rock bottom inflation and low tax rates, and despite biden's best efforts to undermine the trump economy, blacks continue to do very well. but despite the low unemployment rate, th the biggest hurdle for black americans and same for whites, hispanics or asians, it is the affordability crisis overall during the biden presidency, prices have gone up higher than wages and as real wages decline for middle and lower income working families, borrowing costs for cars, homes and credit cards have shot up, inflation is the cruelisest tax

anxious on chinese companies tied to russia, the company's targeted lockheed martin, raytheon, generaloughts of the retaliatory move china look tough from xi jinping standpoint. >> these are meaningless on defense contractors but the united states really needs to look at the whole taiwan relationship and make sure they respect the united states and will invade taiwan and won't come out of the biden policies. enough to chinese companies we need to sanction the regime dish xi jinping himself. that's what this happens after a top bottom political system. maria: instead yet you are yelling defending all in on politics president pipe under biden's tariffs on company saying these are targeted and will be fine but trump's tariffs back in 2018 they were attacks on the consumer, it's amazing what janet yellen is talking about. >> we know from 2018 that the chinese border about 81% of the cost of the tariffs, the chinese central government and supporters they did that in a number of ways subsidies to the exporters and they drop their prices in the fold with the currency which met the u.s. consum

employees deloitte, path none capital, major league baseball, bmo harris bank, cigna, google, lockheed martin, mckenzie, amazon, at&t. big hat tip to the daily call irfor this. pardon my french i would say that is a pretty damn good list. an instead of encouraging these grads, urging them on, joe biden is essentially telling them they will never make it and that is completely wrong. i have got some other statistics. the unemployment rate for black men under donald trump got as low 4.9% which was a 50-year low, and in fairness to joe biden who is so patently unfair, today the unemployment rate for black men is still a low 5.2%, almost as low as the trump years. pair enthreat i cannily, trump handed biden a pretty high-powered economy driven by rock bottom inflation and low tax rates and despite biden's best efforts to undermine the trump economy blacks continue to do very well, but, defight the low unemployment rate the biggest hurdle for black americans is the same as for whites, hispanics or acre shuns, shuns -- asians, it is the affordability crisis. during the biden presidency prices have

. >> we have weapons companies that are direct benefiting and profiting, lockheed martin, elbit, boeing, grumman, raytheon, the university of california says it won't divest from israel. >> the office of the president issued this statement saying, quote, the university of california has consistently opposed calls for boycott against and divestment from israel, while the university affirms the right of our community members to express diverse viewpoints, a boycott of this sort impinges on the academic freedom of our students and faculty, and the unfettered exchange of ideas on our campuses. paper master and other alumni say change is possible. >> many years ago, you see divested from south africa, which really helped south africa to end apartheid. so i think that they can change their mind, and i certainly hope they do. >> in berkeley, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> a salon owner is in jail on charges he sexually assaulted a teenager inside his salon in concord and police think there may be other victims. vu is the owner of chai hair salon on clayton road. police arrested him monday for

california has over 500 million dollars invested in blackrock, which invest in companies such as lockheed martin, which produced weapons that are being used on civilians in gaza during the rally, the encampment expanded with more tents going up. >> during finals week, expansion of the can is escalation in response to what's happening in finals. i'm graduating this semester. >> but none of that matters you know, people halfway across the world are, you know, are being killed just indiscriminately campus. police have been patrolling. but it seems as long as the encampment in the protests remained peaceful, they can continue to camp here much different from what we've seen at other universities. i'm sarah stinson reporting in berkeley. back to you. >> all right. we have some breaking news to share with you this morning. the san jose fire department is on the scene now at sunrise middle school because of reports of multiple people complaining of difficulty breathing at this point. we don't know how many people are experiencing this or how many of them are students. but traffic is being impacted ther

the city will divest from defense contractors and arms manufacturer like lockheed martin are obvious examples. companies like microsoft and airbnb are also on the list. >> they have uh- properties in the occupied uh- region and advertise it as israel. so that's why they're in the on the list. >> critics argue that while divesting can send a message, its actual impact on corporations isn't typically as substantial. >> a san francisco dog walker says he's keeping his guard up after finding a noose on his front doorstep. it was tied around a doll's neck and left at his home on alamo square. abc seven news anchor dion lim is following the hate crime investigation and has the interview. you'll see only on seven. >> when i go walking dogs, i'm constantly watching my shoulder. now. >> it was just an ordinary morning for dog walker terry williams when he woke up to take his own three rottweilers out for a walk around 6:00, april 26th, what his father found on the doorstep of their alamo square home shook terry to the core. >> he said, hey, you got a package down here, son? >> a plastic bag w

. >> we have weapons companies that are direct benefiting and profiting, lockheed martin, elbit, boeingmman, raytheon . >> the university of california says it won't divest from israel. the office of the president issued a statement saying, quote, the university of california has consistently opposed calls for boycott against and divestment from israel. while the university affirms the right of our community members to express diverse viewpoints, a boycott of this sort impinges on the academic freedom of our students and faculty, and the unfettered exchange of ideas on our campuses. >> you can follow our coverage of the college campus protests in the bay area and nationwide on our website, abc7 news.com. a salon owner is in jail on charges he sexually assaulted a teenager inside his salon in concord, and police think there could be other victims. chinnock vu is the owner of kai hair salon on clayton road. police arrested him monday for multiple counts of sexual assault. the da filed charges including rape and lewd acts on a child. he is being held on $275,000 bail. we are showing you hi

of the best ways to protect yourselves -- yourself, gld, and i think you've got to looked at lockheed martinr. those are the sectors i think you should be adding given the geopolitical risks in the middle east. stuart: tell me about disney. the stock is way down this morning. some part parts of the report were not happy with invest or. has the magic gone? >> yeah, stuart, that's a great way to put it. i think the magic's gone for disney. earn says, oh -- everyone says oh, the earnings look great. the revenue from streaming was up 13 if %, but a that's if you exclude espn. when you add back the losses in espn, when you add back in hulu, disney actually lost $18 million if on their streaming. so that's the first thing. the second thing is their box office has been horrendous. if you look at a indiana jones, that was a disaster, less than 200 million. if you look at the marvels, less than $100 million of tickets in the u.s. which is just a disaster for disney. so i think they've got a challenge here with the products that they're putting out. i think they've gotten bit by the woke bug, and so a

the city will divest from defense contractors, and arm manufacturers like lockheed martin are obvious examples, but companies like microsoft and airbnb are also on the list. >> they have uh- properties in the occupied uh- region in and advertise it as israel. so that's why they're in the on the list. >> israeli peace activist dove bomb spoke at the city council meeting. she called the vote historic because it expands the debate on where and how american tax dollars are being spent. >> this is what it took that, the genocide in gaza is what it took for people of conscience here in the us to start moving money away from, israeli occupation and apartheid and genocide. >> banner says. weiszmann faced legal challenges after becoming the first us city to pass the gaza ceasefire resolution. city council member emails were subpoenaed. barnes says she still faces personal threats, but california has laws against the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, or bds. barnett says this resolution was written with future legal challenges in mind. >> there is nothing anti-semitic about respecting

. >> we have weapons companies that are directly benefiting and profiting, lockheed martin, elbit, boeing, grumman, raytheon. >> the university of california says it won't divest from israel. the office of the president issued a statement saying, quote, the university of california has consistently opposed calls for boycott against the and divestment from israel. while the university affirms the right of our community members to express diverse viewpoints, a boycott of this sort impinges on the academic freedom of our students and faculty, and the unfettered change of ideas on our campuses is. and you can follow our coverage of the college campus protests in the bay area and nationwide on our website, abc7 news.com at abc7 news, we take pride in our mission of building a better bay area, and every day we celebrate the breakthroughs that are happening in our neighborhoods and leaders in san francisco have been searching for the secret to unlock the city's pre-pandemic past. many at city hall believe a series of new night time events may be the key. >> abc7 news reporter tara campbell was a

the city will divest from defense contractors and arms manufacturers like lockheed martin are obvious examples. but then there are also companies like microsoft and airbnb on the list. >> they have uh- property in the occupied uh- region and advertise it as israel. so that's why there in the on the list critics argue that while divesting can send a message, it's actual impact on corporations isn't typically very substantial. >> now to a story you'll see only on abc seven. a san francisco dog walker says he's keeping his guard up after finding a noose on his front doorstep. terry williams has lived in alamo square since the 70s. he took his own three dogs out for a walk on friday morning. when he returned home, he said he found a plastic bag with his address on it. with this message, didn't have gangster thug. >> and then it had some other negative stuff about black people on there. they had a picture of me with a noose around his neck. they had a noose around one of the little dog figures. >> williams doesn't know who could have left the package, but he gave this surveillance video fr

california has over 500 million dollars invested in blackrock, which invest in companies such as lockheed martin, which produced weapons that are being used on civilians in gaza during the rally, the encampment expanded with more tents going up. >> during finals week, expansion of the can is escalation in response to what's happening in finals. i'm graduating this semester. >> but none of that matters you know, people halfway across the world are, you know, are being killed just indiscriminately campus. police have been patrolling. but it seems as long as the encampment in the protests remained peaceful, they can continue to camp here much different from what we've seen at other universities. i'm sarah stinson reporting in berkeley. back to you. >> it sounds as though state the university president met with demonstrators. students are demanding the university cut ties. the college might have with israel. so president lynn mahoney says the school might consider avoiding investment israel based on the cote mechanics of war. the city of richmond pass a resolution for the state to using non profit e

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so our demands are that the university divest from war manufacturers like elvis and google and lockheed martin. we demand that they don't disclose the extent of their complicity. in the genocide we demand that they denounce the can the, the genocide that's happening in gaza. we demanded that they um the academic boycott especially as programs with the tel aviv university. the and, and finally we, um, i asked that they demilitarize completely, especially the applied physics lab that gives the technological means for these weapons manufacturers. to give an a to arm is real and carry out the violence that's happening and draws that right now. and the university said is willing to consider this investment. why is not enough for you? so the negotiations that happened on tuesday, the offer that the university gave us was, frankly, pretty miserable. the consideration was sort of on a timeline that would happen in 2 years. they said that they would consider our formal divestment proposal by 2025. and that to us is not urgent enough. what's happening and draws a right now is incredibly dire, and that's

so that includes companies like raphael and boeing, lockheed martin, the biggest arms producers around the world. that we're giving money to, that's money from student tuition, from endowments. this coming directly from palestinian students pockets here at this university to kill their families or to arrest their families, our monitor, their families in palestine. and instead of listening to the demands of students and palestinian voices, especially the university is actively threatening and suppressing students with violence of police violence on our very on campus. i don't thank you but very, very much, you know, it's or another one of those interviews that we've done with, with, with members of the, of the, of the student protesting body. and then you compared to the sort of things where you here from politicians in washington job, i've moved the white house elsewhere. are these you're rational for? are you got more well reason from bots in some ways and yet, and you have a power control was and one of the most problems in the mass media sent me here the us 500 times the thank you v

but the manufacturing companies such as boeing, lockheed martin, raytheon and black rock. and it does show that there is something different than what happened and you see a way, for example, in what we saw at columbia where massive police presence and uh, people, students arrested. nothing like that. here. if people are learning, they're talking, no police presence because it's not necessary. is this an example of a different way to handle it? we have a police presence actually, but it's not as though it hasn't been aggressive or agitating. it does definitely, it shouldn't give other university as an example of how to treat this and not to be aggressive with your own students and professors, faculty and staff which we have seen. they have been very aggressive with some professors as well. we definitely. yeah, sure. thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. thanks and good luck. the rest of the thank. thank you. well, as you can see, that was one perspective there from sarah kylie to one of the organizers here and this in cameron and she said they have demands

powered by venture funding, the defense disruptor is taking on lockheed martin and northrup. it is on the frontlines supplying ukraine and operating throughout the middle east. number one? openai. the company burst into the mainstream in 2022 with the innovation of chatgpt. since then, it has announced a litany of business partnerships surpassing $2 billion in annual revenue and reaching a valuation of $86 billion. of course, openai is keeping up the innovation launching the gpt 4.0. no doubt that a.i. dominated this list and not because openai is number one for the second consecutive year. that's a first in the dozen years of the disruptor 50. 34 of the disruptor 50 companies tell us that a.i. is critically important to half of the revenue. 13 of those specified that generative a.i. is essential tto more than half of the revenue. you can see the list on cnbc. we will have ceos on throughout the day. >> a couple of things, most of the companies, historically with the lists, there have been a bunch who have gone public. >> an index. >> i was going to say a lot of the companies

stock or are you counting on them just to -- jonathan: that is the equivalent of a boeing or a lockheed martin things go. jonathan: i think that we all need boeing to get better. s&p futures positive by positive one third of 1%. here's your bloomberg brief with dani burger. dani: it is probably worth checking on apple given the buyback up 6%. it also defied some of the worst of the gloom. let's be honest it also raised questions on the china sales versus weaker third-party channel checks. the 110 billion, to be fair, it topped the 100 billion the prior record, which was also apple. dan ives is along on apple voting that betting against cook and cupertino in an ai driven super cycle and 110 billion dollar buyback is the wrong move for investors. shares of coinbase on the other hand are sliding down more than 4.5 even though it had a first quarter peak. it's trading volume and downloads have surged in january, but analysts point out that that was largely to be expected with the record run-up in bitcoin. on the other hand, there are potential regulations, dropping transaction revenue that oversha