well for more and less, less brand yann's quarter at the new york stock exchange, yann's another big law suit against big tack. how significant is this one? christy, it could become significant. i mean 1st of all, those so 3rd party merchants of very important to amazon said business in the past quarter. they made up of it 57 percent off of the offers. so on the amazon amazon side, now a lot depends how this trial will end. if amazon should lose this trial in california, then it is almost certain that other states you're in the united states will follow a suit to meaning a dozens off more. a similar loss you would sir, would be coming. and amazon's away. there had been a civil us, you'd earlier this year by the district of columbia that actually got dismissed. so and all we have to wait and see how this trial of will go through and, and in california, i lots and lots of lawsuits yann's, that's what i'm hearing. we also know that the e u yesterday upheld it's a record setting fine against google for our anti breaking anti trust laws. last year we heard a lot of chatter about our regul

okay, well, yann's, we're talking about reduced volumes of deliveries here. it sounds like a concrete example of prices hitting on demand. where else are we seeing examples of economic weakness right now? they're kristi in one another system. actually. fittingly a called sir fedex warning of the cannery m in the coal. mine meaning if for fedex, this logistic jain to say, sing headwinds the same is probably true for some other industries and companies as well. we already have gotten some of warning, so some cautious outlooks from the retail sector and then talking about prices, surprises also have been on the rise and also interest rates. mortgage rates have been on the rise, and this is sitting at the housing industry. for example, here in the united states. so yes, they are a lot of other areas too, or where we might be approaching a pretty stormy time. right, right. well, yeah, and you talking about interest rates going up. of course. major central banks have been hiking rates trying to get the situation under control, but are, are these efforts going to co

we bring in yann's quarter at the new york stock exchange, either yann's, so talk to me about how big players an industry, heavy weights are over there. feel about china right now. while i mean overall, there clearly is a tendency to take some production production out of for china and bring it them somewhere else that had been a survey by the european union chamber of commerce and china recently actually showing that one and 4 companies, sir, are thinking of shifting a current of plants in westman some somewhere else referred from some big u. s. corporations, for example, google. they're considering bringing and part of the production for the new a pixel phone out of china. the same is true for apple was the i $4.14, but also the south korean, a company, a samsung for example, is looking to taking at least some production. i'm out of truck. okay. well, young's, we just heard the european commission talking about moving to chilly, moving to mexico, some of us production, what countries are interesting to the us right now? yeah, and maybe also a to have one of word to him on the reason

jump to 1st in the league and the last match of the weekend, but mentioned blood back goalkeeper yann's. alma proved an insurmountable obstacle . fryeburg messiah christine stroy has down played any talk of a boon is league a challenge this season. though secretly, friends will be starting to dream. glad back. keep her yarn. sama prove the stuff of nightmares for them all afternoon. however. one of many sublime saves from the swiss stopper in the 16th minutes. meanwhile, glad back were having their own grapples with an inspired keeper. mac flick had keeping marcus to rem at bay in the 1st half. zamiah's farthest moment came in the 74 minutes following a clever move from fryeburg, ritz who door and striped beaten to safety the build up way deserved a goal. but sama was just too good on the day. mill mill, the final store largely thanks to zamiah's heroics, christie and strikes fryeburg blow their chance to go so. all right, let's take a look at the bundis league as standings. you can see only on berlin at the very top. now a proud day for the berlin club than fryeburg, and by a munich af

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yann because i remember having conversations with her predecessor ms. like to know what they are do to our enrollees and whether or not they are getting the treatment they need and have there been audits to their records. i would like to see that as supervisor ronen fits. >> maybe they can be addressed in this conversation. >> >>supervisor hillary ronen: thank you for calling this hearing. i would like to add my voice to say how disappointed i am in all of this on a very personal level. i have been a kaiser member since i was 18 years old. i have my three girls at kaiser and i believed in kaiser. until we have health care not owned by the government, kaiser was a good model, and one of the daughters had a profound mental health risk and then there was nothing there. this organization that i profoundly believed in and to all the haters, really showed how those mental health services were the weak link. this was 18 years ago. this was a long time. as we said the state has intervened and i'm disappointed that they are not here and each of these situations

yann because i remember having conversations with her predecessor ms. like to know what they are do to our enrollees and whether or not they are getting the treatment they need and have there been audits to their records. i would like to see that as supervisor ronen fits. >> maybe they can be addressed in this conversation. >> >>supervisor hillary ronen: thank you for calling this hearing. i would like to add my voice to say how disappointed i am in all of this on a very personal level. i have been a kaiser member since i was 18 years old. i have my three girls at kaiser and i believed in kaiser. until we have health care not owned by the government, kaiser was a good model, and one of the daughters had a profound mental health risk and then there was nothing there. this organization that i profoundly believed in and to all the haters, really showed how those mental health services were the weak link. this was 18 years ago. this was a long time. as we said the state has intervened and i'm disappointed that they are not here and each of these situations

turning up the pilot building and chance going out, calling for the prime minister, nickel, passion, yann's resignation. but i think actually the number of people who have a solution, which is, you know, we need a different leader with different government is actually very small. lots, lots of people. they're certainly the ones i spoke to. they didn't know what the solution to this conflict is, armine has come under attack over the last few days, we've seen massive, bombardments, huge evacuations of towns and cities along the border. and what people are really worried about is a repeats of the 2020 war where armine was forced to basically give up a lot of a significant sway their, its terror of territory. or was inside as a bronze. it's nationally recognize borders, samuel, to very vaster by, as managing director at the european neighborhood council, he says the russian lead security officials that are headed to armenia, unlikely to be impartial. the collective security treaty organization. our meeting at the request of armenia were on the speaking escalation. the situation to country is, o

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ken dedetkhraeupb yann joins us. >> president biden actually decided to commute the sentence of thistually told the u.s. strike that killed al qaeda leader al zawahiri in august did not derail the talks. mark was working as a civilian contractor when he was kidnapped by the haqqani network. the taliban wanted bashir norzai in exchange. he smuggled a huge amount of heroin into new york city and was sentenced to life in prison. he was never accused of terrorism. an assessment by the intelligence community found his release after 17 years in u.s. custody would not have a meaningful effect on the afghan drug trade or u.s. security. it was still a hard decision for biden because it is such an uneven trade. mark was an innocent victim, did nothing wrong. and the afghan drug smuggler. at the end of the day, the white house wanted to get this u.s. citizen back and so they approved this trade. >>> ukrainian officials say they narrowly avoided a possible nuclear catastrophe. this video shows the moment a powerful missile explodes less than 1,000 feet from the south ukraine nuclear power plant.

i think this question is more for director yann, and i want to commend her work and i have seen her work at the mental health services board and i know her and her team have been working hard for our city workers that provides coverage not just for kaiser but all health service providers for our workers. since the s. b. 221, has been effective, have we sent out notices to city workers letting them know their rights? meaning, we know about s. b. 221. >> yes, no, we have not done that. i think that perhaps it's helpful that we send out a notice citywide letting our workers know of their rights. that they can complain, and to us, as a city, that if they are in need of appointment and not getting it within two weeks. >> we can consider that. >> i think we already have a hotline already. so we can send out our notification. >> it's late and i'm not thinking real clearly of exactly how we could execute this that wouldn't cause more questions. get the in the middle between a plan and a member is not generally a good thing to do. that's what the caution light is which is how we ensure that messa

i think this question is more for director yann, and i want to commend her work and i have seen her work at the mental health services board and i know her and her team have been working hard for our city workers that provides coverage not just for kaiser but all health service providers for our workers. since the s. b. 221, has been effective, have we sent out notices to city workers letting them know their rights? meaning, we know about s. b. 221. >> yes, no, we have not done that. i think that perhaps it's helpful that we send out a notice citywide letting our workers know of their rights. that they can complain, and to us, as a city, that if they are in need of appointment and not getting it within two weeks. >> we can consider that. >> i think we already have a hotline already. so we can send out our notification. >> it's late and i'm not thinking real clearly of exactly how we could execute this that wouldn't cause more questions. get the in the middle between a plan and a member is not generally a good thing to do. that's what the caution light is which is how we ensure that messa