mehta a little skeptical with the department of justice side he says, look, search today looks a lotifferent than it did in the past. a lot of that is due to google, isn't it suggesting that google has been innovating in search, despite sort of the assertion of the government he also says it seems a hard road for the department of justice to get him to conclude that google has not innovated enough over the past ten years also some skeptical questions, though, for the google side or some skeptical statements anyway for the google side. mehta saying, i don't think the average person would look at google and amazon as being the same they are different that goes right to the heart of what google is saying here, which is, their broad market includes search from a whole lot of entities, including amazon and tickktiktok meta saying, wait a second, that is beyond what the normal person would think of a competitor to google mehta saying that there hasn't been real competition for these s slots, these exclusive slots for 10, 15 years, suggesting he sees the world in a similar way to how the go

our sports news correspondent, jo currie, spoke exclusively to team doctor ritan mehta to find out howe. chloe kelly! the lionesses are leading the way on the pitch, but what's been the secret to moments like this off it? well, a clue is in the bra. it's just one of the ways england and the fa are tackling the taboos of female health, led by this man, dr ritan mehta. i've been really surprised at how open players are, and as a male doctor in a female environment, i think i was probably more conscious than they were. talking about female health means talking periods. as elite athletes, england are always looking to find that 1%. but this is also about player care. that's why for the last four years, england have tracked their player cycles on an app. we try to understand each individual because it's not one size fits all. we had a player who had lots of nausea and we were trying to understand what was causing it, and was it due to the stomach or was it due to something else? and by them tracking it, they realised it was actually related to a time in their cycle. and without tracking it

folds this another probably the most serious challenge to the wes promise to support to ukraine know mehta. what mckenzie n is a senior advisor with the international security program at the center for strategic and international studies. and i asked him with a rushes. manley postering with these drills. i think there's more to it this time . i think they are signaling to the west that nato troops will not be acceptable in ukraine. that has been one of russia's red lights since the beginning of the war. the eto has respected that up. but now you're hearing natal members talking about possibly moving troops into nato. of course we heard about a president a crone, but the estonian said said that they might send rear echelon troops, trainers into ukraine, and zones he himself is talking about having data aircraft shooting down a rushing levels in ukraine. so, faced with this rising discussion about possibly sending nato forces into ukraine, i think this is russia's response. a new clip. threats have been part of russia's strategy in ukraine since the beginning of the invasion has that been ef

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what has stood out to you about these last arguments and what the district judge in the case, amit mehtasaid? >> he seems skeptical that google is not a monopolist. the government has to do two things, show google has monopoly power and show that they used bad acts or exclusionary conduct to maintain that power. my belief about the merits of this case is that google is definitely a monopolist, and mehta thinks that too. he was skeptical of arguments where you go to expedia to search for a travel opportunity. he said that is not the same thing. he has tipped his hand a little bit in that department. he seemed more even in the way he was talking about the bad acts or the exclusionary behavior, but he did say the big question, which is if defaults don't matter and if competition is just a click away, why are you, google, play -- paying apple $23 million a year to be that default? stephanie: google has light, 90% of the search market as a result. this is considered a test case over whether u.s. antitrust law can address the novel problems presented by new technologies. how hard is it to win

we'll have to wait to see in the south bay ian cull nbc bay area news mehta is facing familiar accusations ahead of european elections. the eu launched a probe over disinformation on meta's platforms facebook and instagram. the european commission says it's concerned the company hasn't done enough to combat disinformation leading up to parliament elections. it claims meta may not be complying with european rules and on deceptive ads and coordinated campaigns. a company spokesperson hit back on those accusations, saying it has well established processes for rooting out disinformation. a tragic scene and recovery in charlotte, north carolina. investigators are searching for answers after a gunman killed three u.s. marshals and a police officer. that shooting happened yesterday as the officers were trying to serve a warrant for a suspect. the suspect, 39 year old terry hughes jr, opened fire through a window, then moved into the front yard, where officers shot and killed him. at this point, two women inside that home are not considered suspects and are fully cooperating with the investigators

small angle is one of the 29 fact checking teams across the you're working with us tech jane mehta to the bunk state content. they are citing a new enemy. the fix flips created in minutes with the help of a high software in which people appear to see or do things they never did. and no country in europe has experienced this and use registers tend like slovakia. in september of 2023, we had to parliament to meet elections. and in the months before them there was quite a rise in this information. just a few days before the election, suspicious audio file appeared on line, the seemingly involved because she met scott, the leader of the pro european of progressive slovak hat party. in one of them, she seemed to be talking to a journalist about how to make the election in another one about plans for raising the price of the or both of these deep face. first appeared on the telegram, but the gains traction when they were re shared by accounts on facebook. from there, they spread like wildfire. they were shared on uh personal messages and lots of messages within ours fact checkers deepak, th

related to our conversation at the moment is basically as the video president biden booby recommended mehta that they really need to consider the school buckets, minute manipulated media policy and metro basically did mob here, and they just want to do it. and they said that they were a bit now made changes the way they handled many people that did media based on uh, you know, our feedback, the was i bought the back and we'll begin labeling a wider range of the do. or do you want image wanted as made with yeah, i that you know, and i think this is like, it's not something that met us. we don't do but, but it's like an industrial standard of sort of initiated that or companies should basically dig. and i think we have seen some of the board that one of these companies have find you in minutes to get ready gone for us as well. yeah, well i mean, the digital service act was passed as it europe's attempt to regulate big tech back in october 2020 to vivian dra um that is set to effect, you know, dozens of the biggest tech companies. but the only applies to use is in the european union. do you ha

matt: it is growing so people like mehta, amason, they are huge customers and do not want to spend withomeone else. they are developing their equivalent ships and offering those to customers. everyone is facing because they don't want to nvidia and over time they -- choices will increase but investors are hoping the market will get bigger so if there is rivalry there is a huge opportunity. tom: hoping the market expands. $2000 for single sophisticated ship. matt with the deep dive from bloomberg intelligence indeed. traders are trimming bets on to u.s. rate cuts as chris wallace says he needs several months of strong data. >> in the absence of weakening, i need to see several more months of data. before i would feel comfortable supporting easing. tom: ok. let's bring in bloomberg's jill. you can answer this question and then the markets can sit back. how likely are officials to see that trend that they need? jill: it will be difficult. i did think that out of the fed speak, those comments were telling in terms of throwing cold water on some rate cut that's. not difficult to see why the

of the ways england and the fa are tackling the taboos of female health, led by this man, dr ritan mehtaere. talking about female health means talking periods. as elite athletes, england are always looking to find that 1%, but this is also about player care. that's why for the last four years, england have tracked their players' cycles on an app. we're trying to understand each individual because it's not one size fits all. we had a player who had lots of nausea and we were trying to understand what was causing it. was it due to the stomach, was it due to something else? and by them tracking it, they realised it actually related to the timing of their cycle, and without tracking it regularly, it's hard to put two and two together. but it's notjust about periods. attention is now also turning to players' pelvic floors. it's the area of muscles that control the bladder and the bowels. some of the research that's done in the professional game is that about 20% of players are affected. so, it's a huge number, and you hear the anecdotal comments from players about leaking or some issues, and

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new mexico sued mehta in december alleging that the company proactively served and directed the underage of egregious sexually! the images even when the child has expressed no interest in this content and enabled dozens of adults find in contact children for sexual purposes. >> a spokesperson from meta has not responded to our request for comment. >> if i'm not mistaken, haven't they taken against meta in general? >> this is an ongoing lawsuit. we will see how they are able to resolve this issue. what they are saying was egregious about this conduct. the centerpiece avatars online. people are finding and contacting the avatars and that is what they say is so alarming. even by sharing these existence of the avatars online, they are able to attract with this kind of. >> thank you very much. >>> shares a boot barn are up about 2% despite initially dropping pre-market as spruce point capital released its short report on the stock. they actually see 40-50% downside risk in the company and the report they point to concerns about management credibility. viability of the company's strategy, accu

microsoft, amazon, google, mehta are working on their own chips so they are not in a position where they'redia waiting for an allegation, paying whatever prices they're asking. scarlet: nvidia has this incredible head start and it is difficult to decide you're going to start mean affection your own chips when you don't have experience in it to nvidia's margins are the envy of the tech industry. it expects up to 76% in the second quarter. what would bp can margin for a company like nvidia? gil: 99% of the revenue is still hardware. there are still hardware company. a big part of the differentiator is the software but there is still a hard -- they are still hardware company and this is as high a margin as you are going to get to these are peak margins for them at a healthy level. back to your point about the hyper scalars, they have been making chips for years. this is not something they have just jumped into. there implementing those chips. that is what may keep this as the ceiling for margin for nvidia. sonali: they're making a different kind of chip then they were used to before. i wonder

secondary school number 9 in the city of kobrino, class teacher, mathematics teacher, svetlana vasilievna mehtasium number three named after korzh , pinsk, geography teacher inessa petrovna, malich. albina zavadskaya, gymnasium number one of the city of zhodino and cool head, mathematics teacher, tatyana vladimirovna akulik. egor troshin, secondary school number 8 in the city of borisov. sofia, gerosimenia, gymnasium number 2 of the city of soligorsk, class teacher, biology teacher, tatyana anatolyevna, vzharskaya. alexander guryanov, myshkovichi secondary school in the kirov region and physics teacher natalya anatolyevna rusak. i have one more person left to introduce, this is our scientific expert, ekaterina duko. the final game of the seventh season of our tv show, we're starting the first round, let's let's remember its rules: in the first round, players are asked 12 questions with possible answers yes or no, of which only one is correct, the choice must be made in 7 seconds, each correct answer brings the participant one point, eight players who score more points advance to second round. f

it was made by artist chetna mehta and a local located at the india community center in milpitas.ill hold the unveiling of the mural diaspora gathering at 11:00 this morning. also happening today saying i do with a view. contra costa county clerks are holding a special destination wedding for some 16 lucky couples. they'll get hitched at the summit of mount diablo. it's of course, known for its stunning vistas, breathtaking landscapes. the weddings all start at 10 a.m, and we are wishing the newlyweds an early congratulations and best of luck. and i looked on the website. looks like you already had to register. set your reservation. yeah, i am married already. i was just curious. you were talking to me? yeah, yeah. not there. yeah, yeah. all right. 553 for you right now. look, a lot of folks watch netflix over the weekend. the question is for you this morning. what were you watching on netflix last summer and fall? yeah, i nothing for me. i'm my kids rule the tv. but the streamer is out with its list of top streaming movies from july through december of last year. and no holiday m

developer and the federal government, i can't pay them enough to get somebody to come out of amazon, mehta, whatever other tech organization. we had to do something. we prepared the analysis and submitted it june 2023 and they approved the special salary rate with all of the tables that we submitted. from that, we implemented using the authorities, here's why this is important. it is the top attraction. as a result of this in the past nine months, we have had an 80% increase in technical applicants. we have had 48% fewer re- announcements which means i don't have to pay the cost on the. we've had 64% less separations, 56% less retirements. this is important to us because almost 30% of our workforce is retirement eligible today. when we talk about some of these systems we have to keep those people. not only has it helped us in the retention front, it has also helped us in the attraction front and recruiting top-tier talent to allow us to be a competitor. we are continuing to monitor. i just wanted to say thank you for your support of being the best in i.t. . >> thank you, i appreciate it. >