samira: they reported their earnings.sically said look, we didn't do so well in this last quarter of 2022. going forward, we have big expectations for what the company can do. at how much money it can make. what it also did was say look, we are cutting a lot of costs everywhere. they already said is that it is laying off 13% of its workforce. that happened in 2022. they did something else, they gave shareholders money back. that is always going to sweeten the pot. wall street loved everything they had to say because in trading today, shares jumped 25%. laura: quite a lot. thank you very much for the market round up. in the u.s., house republicans voted to remove a prominent progressive democrat from a powerful committee. ilhan omar was one of the first muslim women elected to congress five years ago. house republicans say she should not rve on the gnash committee because they consider her past comments about israel to be anti-semitic. here is her response. >> i didn't come to congress to be silent. i came to be their voic

on the flags that you held in your hands, and congratulations on you , who opened nero today with samira . and to all those who tried to bring these images and sounds to the ears of the world, thank you very much for being with us, day and night , may god protect you from here , jinnah street, the entrance point to azadi square, the intersection of nawab azadi today, me and sajjad and ali akbar hashemi has come from the marching route to love the leader the smile of the leader is to the whole world, where is the flag, hello, hello, commander, i love you, the car, my name is haj qasim, i will come to your eyes, i will come to your eyes, what did khamenei do today? the first time i came, how long has he been living in germany, for the love of the leader, for the love of iran, the independence of iran and turkey, and an explanation because of these seditionists that he loves, regarding the provision of housing. great iran, can this magnificent celebration be censored, national virtual page and you have observed the straightening of the virtual space of foreign media. there was no news about

hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed.journalists will be able to report on what happens in family courts? and do we need to be told what the phrase "cabinet reshuffle" actually means? first, the number of people killed in monday's earthquakes in turkey and syria has been rising all week, with compelling and distressing images of the destruction caused shown on television. one of the first on the scene was the bbc�*s middle east correspondent anna foster, who reported on monday's news at ten using just her mobile phone, from the town of 0smaniye, 80 miles from the epicentre. wherever you look in this city, you can see where shop fronts have collapsed, there is broken glass and, of course, there is darkness, complete darkness everywhere apart from the light of the mobile phone that you can see me by. and this is a scene that has been replicated across southern turkey. lighting there came courtesy of a taxi driver named berkan, via his mobile phone, and anna foster later tweeted these pictures of the two of them at work. bro

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. the bbc play a part in a media feeding frenzy around the search for nicola bulley? and did the attention it gave the story intrude on a family's private grief? it was monday evening when news came which many had feared for more than three weeks since nicola bulley first went missing in the lancashire village of st michaels on wyre. police have just confirmed that the body found in the river in lancashire is that of 45—year—old nicola bulley. detectives read a statement from herfamily. you have been found. we can let you rest now. this sad case attracted a huge amount of attention on both traditional and social media, much of it far from welcome to ms. bulley�*s family. they described the behaviour of some journalists over the past month as absolutely appalling, picking out itv and sky news for particular criticism. but rich warburton felt there were questions to be asked of the bbc too. one particular area of controversy during the investigation was this revelation by lancashire polic

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.up, the bbc gets it from both sides as it reports on the third anniversary of the uk leaving the european union. and an expert review says bbc news needs to brush up its coverage of economics. i'll be talking to the author of a new report. a lot of numbers have been thrown around this week, including a welter of economic statistics, which is a subject we'll come back to later. this week also saw the 100th day of rishi sunak�*s premiership on thursday. and the day before that, it was the third anniversary of the uk leaving the eu. love it or loathe it, brexit is three years old. it's still in its infancy, but the economy does appear to have taken a hit, though maybe not in the way some had feared. brexit has, of course, been a highly divisive issue since before the eu referendum, and it's clear from the responses to that broadcast on monday's news at six that it remains the case. brian gordon considered it a wonderfully one—sided view by the anti—brexiteer reporter and editor, while dr

like you, at least open a shop and sell directly toba samira kari i told my friends before and now withgs that have been made with the cultural heritage organization , we are ready to provide a place in this market for free to our friends, so that the production costs can be paid , some of our friends who are interested in culture should come down. or help less developed areas such as sarayan, which have a very strong potential, and help us to have sales centers in big cities where the products of this region are available to people and customers at a very low cost in those sales centers . get direct communication between the producer and consumers should be established in large markets. if we define an economic decision maker in the city itself, let them be the economic decision makers of these cities. let them introduce the markets to them. they should maintain a state of maintenance of our producer so that the higher quality product with better packaging can be satisfied in the newer markets. an economic manager who can play a very effective role in the lesser cities of sarayan . the

we will see you soon-— hello, and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. around the search for nicola bulley? and did the attention it gave the story intrude on a family's private grief? it was monday evening when news came which many had feared for more than three weeks since nicola bulley first went missing in the lancashire village of st michaels on wyre. police have just confirmed that the body found in the river in lancashire is that of 45—year—old nicola bulley. detectives read a statement from herfamily. nikki, you are no longer a missing person. you have been found. we can let you rest now. this sad case attracted a huge amount of attention on both traditional and social media, much of it far from welcome to ms bulley�*s family. they described the behaviour of some journalists over the past month as absolutely appalling, picking out itv and sky news for particular criticism. but rich warburton felt there were questions to be asked of the bbc, too. one particular area of controversy during the investigation was this revelation by lancashire police l

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.oming up, the bbc gets it from both sides as it reports on the third anniversary of the uk leaving the european union. and an expert review says bbc news needs to brush up its coverage of economics. i'll be talking to the author of a new report. a lot of numbers have been thrown around this week, including a welter of economic statistics, which is a subject we'll come back to later. this week also saw the 100th day of rishi sunak�*s premiership on thursday. and the day before that, it was the third anniversary of the uk leaving the eu. love it or loathe it, brexit is three years old. it's still in its infancy, but the economy does appear to have taken a hit, though maybe not in the way some had feared. brexit has, of course, been a highly divisive issue since before the eu referendum, and it's clear from the responses to that broadcast on monday's news at six that it remains the case. brian gordon considered it a wonderfully one—sided view by the anti—brexiteer reporter and editor, whi

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed., following last week's earthquakes, been too intrusive? and how many london—based journalists were needed in edinburgh to report on nicola sturgeon�*s resignation? as the rescue operation after last week's earthquakes has continued this week, there have been many tales of destruction, loss and survival on bbc news. with a warning that we will be showing some upsetting images, here are some examples from the past ten days of the bbc�*s output, which has at times been uplifting, harrowing, and distressing. translation: it was then that i saw my wife and - seven—year—old daughter alive. i kept on running in the streets until i saw them. she told me my children were gone. cries they were gone. under a flattened building in adiyaman, a child, cries. "fatima", a man shouts into a hole in the debris. we don't know what happened to her. here there are no emergency services. nobody can help. how do you feel about what's happened to your country? i armageddon. behind this blanket, an arm reveal

heavy snowfall, blizzard and failure to use the wheel axle chain blocked samira to shahreza. take the left chain with you and follow the safety tips. i came from khuzestan, i got stuck in my neck, ears and throat. brom rains in the slopes of alborz southwest the central ranges of zagros for the provinces of chaharmahal and bakhtiari, kohgiluyeh , and boyar ahmad, the central regions of the northeastern parts of the country, predicts that in the meeting of the presidents of iran and china in beijing, mr. raisi emphasized the implementation of the comprehensive partnership document between the two sides. the president of our country considered the two countries to be an important measure for the stability of the region. emphasizing the implementation of the belt and road plan , mr. raisi said that confronting unilateralism in the international system is one of the common components of the two countries, which is necessary. dealing with interference aliens insists that the president of our country said that despite the opposition of the enemies of the two countries, by emphasizi

hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed.ll be able to report on what happens in family courts? and do we need to be told what the phrase "cabinet reshuffle" actually means? first, the number of people killed in monday's earthquakes in turkey and syria has been rising all week, with compelling and distressing images of the destruction caused shown on television. one of the first on the scene was the bbc�*s middle east correspondent anna foster, who reported on monday's news at ten using just her mobile phone, from the town of 0smaniye, 80 miles from the epicentre. wherever you look in this city, you can see where shop fronts have collapsed, there is broken glass and, of course, there is darkness, complete darkness everywhere apart from the light of the mobile phone that you can see me by. and this is the scene that has been replicated across southern turkey. lighting there came courtesy of a taxi driver named berkan, via his mobile phone, and anna foster later tweeted these pictures of the two of them at work. broadcasting in

for the first time in the middle east, this product prevents the penetration of samira leachate into lower layers of the soil. the price of this device is similar to europe and the same quality of activity of knowledge-based companies is also noticeable in this exhibition . we collected household waste, which is one of the most common types of waste that is produced daily in the cities and villages of the country. 28 % of us recycle and 72% defend that the majority of the burial that we do is actually at the sanitary level of waste recycling. in addition to preventing environmental damage today as an industry, saving mineral resources, energy production, increasing the speed of production, economic prosperity and job creation, and in our country , the separation of waste from the source is the missing link. increasing the ease and speed of recycling leads to increasing the value of waste, and improving this index in the group of people and creating culture and applying new technologies to separate all non-ferrous metals from the rest of the waste , an issue that the mayor of one of t

of march is the end of the competition of different music groups in this period of the festival, samira isfahan province's jalilian broadcasting news agency has the first place in the country with the capacity of producing 25 megawatts of rooftop solar energy. badroud district electricity department said that the villages of khor and biyabank in kashan, khansar , aran, bidgol, and badroud have the highest rooftop solar energy production capacity in the country. isfahan province and the villages in solar energy production is about 2 megabytes, and isfahan has a high capacity in the production and use of solar energy, so that the range of electricity generation from the sun on the roofs of residential houses has reached. i installed the solar power plant and the income is not bad. they are satisfied and for the hatami family is again very good and satisfied as soon as the installation of the satellite has started and every year the deposit has increased and i opened the month of pishuni sometimes with the support of the irgc and the cooperation of the brothers of the electricity departmen

section at the beginning of the twenty-fourth week of the english premier league, minutes before samira and makar. arsenal went that game with a draw one, one, two teams are following up on the fifa 20 plus games between brighton and the censored steel, cartoon barbie and manchester city.

samira jalilian, azizi tv news agency khuzestan is ready to express their devotion to the sacred squarethe prophet , may god bless him and grant him peace. this meeting is completely official, but allow me to be informal for a few seconds. dear mr. ahmad najafi, please do it in this way that our esteemed guests of the new year, muhammad muhammad ye sin, dj, dear, you are good , in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, i am at your service right now at 5:00 p.m. with some news. look at the second news and the addition of these operational capacity equipment the country's border guard at sea has grown significantly, sardar guderzi also said that soon other new equipment will be available to protect the country's borders, electronic and optical systems , and, thank god, he recently showed a large number of suitable tactical vehicles in the next few days. hard mountain conditions, different weather conditions

appetite for cobra 11 the excellent dubbing request of the late jalal magaqi who played the role of samira in fact, working with our dubbers has created an iranian mood, our dubbers and the children of our dubbing department show everywhere with their heart and soul, they also create a space. the success of the navarro series, from the series to many other series, is strange. naru, with a voice other than the late zand mah in our minds, we can also imagine that from now on, they will say that the continuation of the following works will cause the point . also, the turks of this series are of turkish descent, food and his appearance and form are very close to iranians and orientals, and at the same time, the important thing that exists is the action atmosphere of this series, the explosion and destruction of dozens of cars, which may be a dream for many of us to ride. we can see the effect of this atmosphere in the field of serialization and filmmaking made in the 1996 series , which continues until now, as some of the most famous automobile companies are behind the series. the big companie

hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.key and syria, following last week's earthquakes, been too intrusive? and how many london—based journalists were needed in edinburgh to report on nicola sturgeon's resignation? as the rescue operation after last week's earthquakes has continued this week, there have been many tales of destruction, loss and survival on bbc news. with a warning that we will be showing some upsetting images, here are some examples from the past ten days of the bbc�*s output, which has at times been uplifting, harrowing, distressing. translation: it was then that i saw my wife and - seven—year—old daughter alive. i kept on running in the streets until i saw them. she told me my children were gone. they were gone. under a flattened building, a child, cries. a man shouts into a hole in the debris. we don't know what happened to her. here there are no emergency services. nobody can help. how do you feel about what's happened to your country? armageddon. behind this blanket, an arm reveals a body. slowly, care

samira will have a son.d an ultrasound. if you remember your mother on a fishing trip unfortunately, this is how the diary prayed for our information, it would help us a lot to clarify picture. can you imagine where she could keep it. i don't think she teenagers often hide such things from their parents. vladimir sergeevich, you will have to go with us to the department. whatever you want, now they will take a sample of your wife for dna testing even more your adopted daughter was pregnant. we want to establish paternity. i will not smear anything anywhere. this is some kind of nonsense. alice knew from whom she tried to use makeev to hide it, and when she realized what had happened, her childish psyche could not stand it and she committed suicide. do you have something to say? she tried to protect herself from you, she barred the door with a chest of drawers, but already stronger, i have no idea what you are talking about now . the next day. after death, the diary was also not destroyed by you, i will not t

toba samira, i said something to my friends before, and now, with the arrangements made with the culturalitage organization, we are ready to sell it to my friends for free in this bazaar. suppose that production costs some of our friends who are interested in culture or helping less developed areas such as sarayan , which have a very strong potential, should come down and help us to have sales centers in big cities that sell the products of this area at a high cost. a few sales centers should be made available to the people and customers, a direct connection between the producer and the consumer should be established in the big markets. if we can define economic moin in the city itself, the economic moin should be in these cities, for example, sarayan and tadzi . what they need from this the city provides the answer for this city, a consulting office for them, introduce the markets to them , they have a maintenance mode to maintain our manufacturer so that a higher quality product with better packaging can be offered to the latest markets. less developed cities like sarayan city can play

samira jalilian, the ceo of the national pension fund , announced the beginning of the registration of the essential loan of 30 million tomans from saturday, march 6th to march 28th. according to the ceo of the national pension fund, after determining the eligibility requirements for the payment of the 30 million tomans essential pensioners' facilities in the year 1402, operational and the export of more than 1,900,000 tons of goods from mirjaveh border market since the beginning of the year has been implemented. compared to the same period last year, this export volume shows a 5% increase in exports from this market. mirjaveh is one of the 7 border markets of sistan and baluchistan province. i brought it from the sake factory and it is going to the border bazaar. iranian goods, dates, glass blocks of dates, which are the product of the regional governor , are packed inside the region through the export market. here are the border bazaars and the origin of long-standing trade based on the neighborliness between the border residents of the two countries. neighbor iran and pakistan have

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among the 19 chosen ones in the three sections of research, education and providing special services, samira nikoyi , sda news agency, was honored. 100% support of the armed forces medical services organization for the treatment of infertility, the ceo of the armed forces medical services organization said that in order to implement the youth law, the treatment of infertile pimples in public and private centers covered by this organization is free. the armed forces medical services insurance organization is in line with the implementation of the law. the youth of the population has made infertility treatment free of charge in insurance-related centers, and the services they provide to you are covered by insurance. after the pathogen, it really helps. it is very good , complete with specialized methods of infertility treatment, which were considered luxurious and expensive before. now, it is done for free for patients. to do ultrasound, this is to do ovulation. i got a consultant. in the first stage, the armed forces file cases with infertile couples in these centers and they are coded. the c

music , which means that music should actually be appreciated and happy celebration and unveiling, samirasame time as the days of the birth of imam hussein (peace be upon him), the charities of european countries spread the culture of sacrifice and freedom of imam hussein (peace be upon him) muslims in europe are trying to prepare hospitality packages in different ways, from donating the blood of imam hussein (peace be upon him). introduce salam as the hero of his life the hospital suffers from a significant shortage of blood there are not enough people to put in the effort a charity is trying to solve the problem of who is a stone drunk campaign hussain campaign tried to reach 50,000 people in one day it will help break the current world record the words of the host of the sky news channel, hoyz hossein, or who is hossein, who has organized a global campaign to gather all the people , the issue of the red cross of mehras is going to be cut and succeeded in bringing the name of the hero named hossein maliki to the country , we had 250 places around the world that gathered they came, we st

hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. now thatjournalists will be able to report on what happens in family courts? and do we need to be told what the phrase "cabinet reshuffle" actually means? first, the number of people killed in monday's earthquakes in turkey and syria has been rising all week with compelling and distressing images of the destruction caused shown on television. one of the first on the scene was the bbc�*s middle east correspondent anna foster, who reported on monday's news at ten using just her mobile phone from the town of osmaniye, 80 miles from the epicentre. wherever you look in this city, you can see where shopfronts have collapsed, there is broken glass and, of course, there is darkness, complete darkness everywhere — apart from the light of the mobile phone that you can see me by — and this is the scene that has been replicated across southern turkey. lighting there came courtesy of a taxi driver named berkan, via his mobile phone, and anna foster later tweeted these pictures of the two of them a

far too much energy being used during the summer to suppose from brooklyn, new the new canal, z for samira z only 3 continued to his me or to a letter says it's hell here in the summer. all the cars and all the people coming to the island. so i thought i should birth. i'm worried to believe the farmers and fishermen used to be the backbone if the economy had been or is it the shirley, then everything was turned on its head to la buses that equal and now tourism is dictating things. she said toby, but that's wrong, but also to everything's gotten too expensive, passcode to, to pressure. ah, we like assuming that the masses of tourists to arrive in the peak vacation period are huge, strain in our resources with all 40 the single. so we're thinking of extending the seasons so that the stream of tourists isn't concentrated on july and august 24th. and this is where the i know project could prove invaluable. the resulting traumatic drop in energy costs means that loss viens can now afford to heat her bungalows. after the summer. port angeles is on said we're going to extend our season when they

laura: samira hussain. thank you for that analysis.r news from around the world, the potentially deadly radioactive capsule has been found. the capsule, which was in transit, fell off the back of a truck in the last western australian outback two weeks ago. a huge search operation wasaud. an investigation into how dangerous radioactive material is transported. andrew tate will remain in custody in romania for another month after an appeal against his detention was rejected. mr. tate and his brother were arrested last month on suspicion of human trafficking, rape, and forming an organized crime group. the death toll is rising among the ice storm gripping the south-central u.s. seven people have died driving on dangerous roads in texas. one driver in arkansas has died. over 250,000 homes are without power. thousands of flights have been canceled. nikki haley, former south carolina governor and u.s. ambassador to the united nations, is expected to there she is running for president. she has invited supporters to an event in charleston on

there's far too much energy being used during the summer to suppose from brooklyn to dinner finale for samira z only 3 continued to his or toilet. it says it's hell here in the summer, all the cars and all the people coming to the island. so if it's hot shipper, i'm worried to believe the farmers and fishermen used to be the backbone. if the economy had presided, be surely plan. everything was turned on its head to la budgeted it and now tourism is dictating things to see it or be approved. but that's wrong and also to everything's gotten too expensive, but go to, to pressure. ah, we like to assume that the masses of tourists to arrive in the peak vacation period are huge, strain in our resources. why don't 40 then this is also worth of extending the seasons so that the stream of tourists isn't concentrated on july and august. and this is where that i know project could prove invaluable. the resulting dramatic drop in energy costs means that loss viens can now afford to heat her bungalows. after the summer. port angeles is on said we're going to extend our season when they say to wash you. bu

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from new york, samira hussain has more. amazon shares plunged 50% in 2022.n, the war in ukraine and supply chain disruptions. adding to amazon's woes, the spending habits of consumers, who pulled back on nonessential purchases and really started shopping irl. now, amazon had already warned wall street that revenue growth for this fourth quarter for which it was just reported would be weaker in night than in years past. so what can we talk about going forward? well, amazon already announced more than 18,000 job cuts, and it still expects sales to increase in the next quarter, while still warning that the strong us dollar could actually temper its revenue growth. and while on the topic of earnings, google�*s parent company alphabet also reported and as we've seen with tech companies that depends on advertising, they also took a hit. now time for some of the stories making the headlines from across the uk. a vintage train is being restored in memory of a rail enthusiast who died at the shoreham airshow disaster. graham mallinson was a passionate volunteer at th

bbc.co.uk/sports hello and welcome to news watch with me, samira ahmed.porting from turkey and syria following last week's earthquakes been too intrusive? and how many london—based journalists were needed in edinburgh to report on nicola sturgeon�*s resignation? as the rescue operation after last week's earthquakes has continued this week, there have been many tales of destruction, loss and survival on bbc news, with a warning that we will be showing some upsetting images. here are some examples from the past ten days of the bbc�*s output, which has at times been uplifting, harrowing, distressing. translation: it was then that i saw my wife and seven—year—old daughter alive. i kept on running in the streets until i saw them. she told me my children were gone. they were gone. under a flattened building in adiyaman, a child cries. fatima! "fatima," a man shouts into a hole in the debris. we don't know what happened to her. here, there are no emergency services. nobody can help. how do you feel about what's happened to your country? armageddon. behind this b

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you see there, and what then is the reason for samira to work for such a company where everything is, or everywhere, as if without everything, people around the car, that is, it is right to crush such people, why did you stray a man? look, are we passed out or what? yes yes. the guard he attacked me is it desired or not real lucky. also, that the gates were not so strong, otherwise it would be easy to break bones to communicate, and the gate might not open, beauty is a terrible force. it's terrible , of course, alexander fell, it's a miracle that he was not injured and the gates succumbed and cowardly backed away. and you and men are always so formidable. justice, i am very affectionate. everything depends on the man. special parking for her man alexandra demanded that a criminal case be opened due to the simplicity of the crime, found confirmation of the trial. deprivation of liberty conditionally of course with compensation for non-pecuniary damage. they charged 50,000. so far, no one has received money, yes, and she is not such a woman to pay men. but the humiliated gates have not

my colleague samira hussain, with more from new york. 2022 was the worst year for the stock market since008 year, so far, is proving to be different with financial markets posting strong again for the month of january. markets posting strong again for the month ofjanuary. 0n for the month ofjanuary. on wednesday, all eyes moved to washington for the latest interest rate decision. traders are expecting to see rates increase by 25 points, a far cry from the aggressive interest rate hikes last year when america's central bank raised interest rates by three quarters of a percent four times. but the last few inflation report show that actually those price increases are starting to slow down which means the bed can take a more gradual approach to rate hikes. wall street will be passing the statement released by fed officials for guidance on just how many rate increases that can expect and how aggressive they will be for this year. so lets talk about that fed meeting in more detail now. i'm joined by scott sumner, at the mercatus center at george mason university. a warm welcome to you. there i

but as my colleague samira hussain explains, the full self—driving beta software is a big part of teslais self driving technology for tesla is a big part of its business plan. it's what tesla and elon musk has been pushing and elon musk has been pushing and they believe it is the absolute future. elon musk has also said this self driving technology is better and in many cases safer than just regular drivers. but what tesla has shown is there has been incidents in which some of these technologies have caused accidents. while in this particular software update instance, they are saying that, look, what we are doing is to try and get this update to happen because there could be some issues when going through traffic, circles, going through intersections, they are constantly updating this kind of software and this kind of information. but because it is so crucial to tesla's overall business plan, there was a lot of safety concerns regarding it. 0nline platforms have until today to report the number of active end users under the eu's new digital services act. the eu's ambitious legislation i

samira husain looks at how heightened tensions between the two countries could affect this new venturese for them to team up with the largest maker of batteries for electric vehicles. now, ford was very clear that it would own the company in its entirety and that it would use the technology from the chinese firm. now, this firm already has plants in europe and asia, but none in north america. but of course, this partnership comes at a time of strained relations between the two countries. the us shot down a chinese surveillance balloon last week. the us secretary of state abruptly canceled a trip to china and trade tensions between the us and china continue. now ford says its complete ownership of the factory rather than some sort of partnership between it and seattle will help alleviate any political pushback from washington. ford is already building two other battery plants working with south korean companies. the hope is by making batteries closer to home, it will ultimately help to bring down the cost of evs. now, do you share your passwords with your partner? well, if you do, you'r

as samira hussain in new york reports after in new york reports a year of aggressive rate increases afterssive rate increases the federal reserve made the smallest rake height since last march although a respite from the big increases of 2022, america's central bank made it clear that more rate hikes are to come. although the fed chair accepted that the rate of inflation seems to be slowing he and his colleagues would need to see more evidence of the sustained reduction in the cost of goods.— the cost of goods. inflation data received _ the cost of goods. inflation data received over - the cost of goods. inflation data received over the - the cost of goods. inflation data received over the last| data received over the last three months show a welcome reduction in the monthly pace of increases. and while recent developments are encouraging we will need substantially more evidence to be confident that inflation is on a sustained downward path.— inflation is on a sustained downward ath. ., , downward path. now the fed is not declaring — downward path. now the fed is not declaring victory _ d

from new york samira hussain has more. amazon shares plunged 50% in 2022. and supply chain disruptions. now adding to amazon's woes, the spending habits of consumers, who pulled back on nonessential purchases and really started shopping by rl. now, amazon had already warned revenue streams for this fourth quarter would be weaker than in years past. so what can we talk about, going forward? amazon already announced more than 18,000 job cuts, and amazon already announced more than 18,000job cuts, and it still expects sales to increase in the next quarter, while still warning that the strong us dollar could actually temper its revenue growth. and while we're on the topic of earnings, google's parent company alphabet also reported, and as we have seen with tech companies that depend on advertising, with companies spending less, it means companies like google, youtube and the other alphabet products also took a hit. let's speak to natalie berg, who runs the retail consultancy nbk retail, and is the co—author of a book about amazon. a very good person to speak to

phil for all of that, let's keep the conversation going with jeff duncan, and samira hack. wanted to ask you, phil was just talking about this balance between the accomplishments, the progress, and what is left to be done. how do you think president biden is going to tackle that? >> well, he's certainly going to tackle that with the fact that he's coming into the state of the union address with a record strong economy, unemployment low across all indicator is and all demographics but he still has work that has not been done. he what promised coming in he would pay particular attention to the george floyd policing act. just two weeks ago we saw another black man killed at the hands of police. tim scott the republican, cory booker the democrat talking about 9 need for comprehensive reform but they have that sticking point, qualified immunity that republicans still haven't been able to pass. how is he going to be, biden the uniter, one that can lead the country forward one who had strong relationships with republicans in the past? while also being a president who can help us h

oh well samira, of course we have seen so many pictures. videos of children are being pulled out from. those are rebels and their stories are always heartbreaking, especially in these kinds of situations. for instance, i'm in front of anchor a city hospital. it's one of the widest hospitals, largest hospitals in the region, and children survivor, children from the earthquake areas. most of them were brought to here. and 2 days ago, 16 in fence were brought to here in the presidential, a president's jets, and under the supervision of the 1st lady. and i had the chance to visit them in the intensive care unit. some of them are intensive care unit, some of them are premature. babies that were transferred from a the eastern was for those to this area. and there are nearly 106th children who were brought to this hospital. some of them came here with their families. some of them were brought here after they were pulled out from the rebels, but they have very sad stories because and those children, we were not allowed into the children's units where they hosted childrens aged between a 2 and

but as samira hussain explains, the full self—driving beta software is a big part of tesla.hnology is better, and in many cases, safer than just regular drivers. but what tesla has shown is there has been incidents in which some of these technologies have caused accidents. while in this particular software update instance, they are saying that, look, what we are doing is to try and get this update to happen because there could be some issues when going through traffic, circles, going through intersections, they are constantly updating this kind of software and this kind of information. but because it is so crucial to tesla's overall business plan, there was a lot of safety concerns regarding it. a world war two veteran has finally received his medals, 80 years after his service. prince albert jacob, known as jake, came from trinidad to liverpool to repair planes in the raf. and just like anyone who served, he was entitled to medals. but he never got them, until now. phil mccann has been to meet him. liverpool, in the blitz. landing in the middle of this from trinidad was jak

tesla said it's not aware of any injuries or deaths related to the recall issue, but as samira hussained accidents. while in this particular software update instance, they are saying that, look, what we are doing is to try and get this update to happen because there could be some issues when going through traffic circles, going through intersections, they are constantly updating this kind of software and this kind of information. but because it is so crucial to tesla's overall business plan, there was a lot of safety concerns regarding it. a memorial service for dame vivienne westwood has been held on thursday in london, with famous faces from around the world paying their respects. the legendary fashion designer and environmental activist died in december aged 81. stephanie prentice has more. here to honour the life of a fond friend, victoria beckham in black riveted dress joined by helena bonham carter wearing a classic tartan design for a memorial to the late vivienne westwood. her loss felt strongly by the british fashion scene with models turning out to pay their respects, as well