watch and he travels regularly to the brazilian amazon and now joins us live via skype from oakland california christian i know that amazon watch is saying that this bill violates brazil's constitution so tell me how this does that. thanks for having us on the call today this is an incredibly important issue and indeed also not as proposed bill brazenly violates president's constitution which guarantees the right to its indigenous peoples to consultation this is the kind of consultation that is minister of mines of energy has said will be but a formality and not be carried out in the rigorous manner that the constitution guarantees in addition to international labor organization convention $169.00 which also in trying is the right to consultation indigenous people to have this right and shrine in the constitution and other international convention then they're demanding it today much to incur in opposition to oppose or not it was trying to ram down their throats a christian i say this is a is a part of a raft of legislation that also now is saying will lift indigenous communities ou

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like the environment so much christian program director at amazon watch and travels to the brazilian amazon regularly and he says the bill seeks to sideline indigenous communities. also not his proposed bill brazenly violates brazil's constitution which guarantees the right to its indigenous peoples to consultation this is the kind of consultation that his minister of mines of energy has said will be but a formality and not be carried out in the rigorous manner that the constitution guarantees in addition to international labor organization convention $169.00 which also in trying is the right to consultation indigenous people that have this right and shrine in the constitution and other international conventions and they're demanding it today much to incur in opposition to what bills or not it was trying to ram down their throats but both are not always doing here is he's pushing brazil up or reputation cliff by trying to open up indigenous territories which are the best preserved territories in the brazilian amazon to industrial activity which is highly destructive not only to the e

of the likely environment so much well i spoke to christian who is the program director at amazon watch and he travels to the brazilian amazon regularly and he told me that this bill seeks to sideline indigenous communities. also not was proposed bill brazenly violates brazil's constitution which guarantees the right of its indigenous peoples to consultation this is the kind of consultation that his minister of mines of energy has said will be but a formality and not be carried out the rigorous manner that the constitution guarantees in addition to international labor organization convention $169.00 which also in trying is the right to consultation indigenous people to have this right and shrine in the constitution and other international conventions and they're demanding it today much to incur in opposition to oppose or not it was trying to ram down their throats but both are not always doing here is he's pushing brazil up or reputational cliff by trying to open up indigenous territories which are the best preserved territories in the brazilian amazon to industrial activity which is hi

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investors will now be watching alphabet closely to see whether it's other businesses are growing it has a cloud service and it ventured into health services last year when it acquired fitbit last november. even in the. german chancellor angela merkel has called for fair relations between retailers and farmers as she met with both today to try and resolve a long running crisis fellow isn't of farmers have been protesting over the past month saying supermarkets selling meat and other food at bargain prices are putting them out of business but it's a practice that's also become an existential threat to another group traditional but we visited one of them. york is making sausages he runs one of the few independent butcher shops in poland. he wants his products to taste good he also aims to make sure that the animals whose meat he uses are well treated while alive. whether cattle all chickens. are spirited t.v. or the chickens i sell are at least 94 days old or. small supermarket ones left with just 28 to 34 days so mine have 3 times as long to grow and develop. their flesh commercial fl

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since the amazon began burning last summer. >> thousands of fires raging across brazil. >> the amazon rainforest is taking a beat being. deforestation rates have nearly doubled. >> one report claims that the equivalent of three soccer fields are being destroyed. >> indigenous of people are on the front lines to save their land. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: you guys have a lot of weapons, but these men may be heavily armed, too. do you get nervous before you do this? [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: scientists say the amazon may be at a crucial tipping point, where insettead mitigating climate change it begins to exacerbate it. brazilian law has special protections for indigenous territories giving them the legal right to patrol their land. we've just pulled up on a village where the guardians have been told that two outsiders were recently hired to guard an illegal logging operation. he is wearing a body camera. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: these two young men who they found outside this building are delivering shifting stories, at first

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"chasing california" is also available on the abc 7 news app and amazon tv. >> maybe you have watched a viral video of a confrontation in midair. and a man repeatedly forcing her seat forward. now, the debate about passenger etiquette is taking off again. here's abc 7 news reporter. >>> for may i recline? a question we hear more often after a recent confrontation was caught on camera. another woman describes it as it plays. >> simes lieems like he's using first to prevent providing resistance. >> reporter: on monday those at san jose international airport. >> i was in the middle seat coming here and i'm not real good in the middle but i just dealt with it. i kept to my own space. but that happened to me too. >> and so do you act? do you feel that's a necessity? >> yes. >> reporter: recently they asked people to ask before reclining? >> unless i'm -- somebody said i'm squished, then i would move it up. >> i don't think it's necessary, but wouldn't hurt though. >> i think if you're in a situation and you're squished, then it's okay to say something and hopefully the person in front will

"chasing california" is also available on the abc 7 news app and amazon tv. >> maybe you have watched a viral video of a confrontation in midair. and a man repeatedly forcing her seat forward. now, the debate about passenger etiquette is taking off again. here's abc 7 news reporter. >>> for may i recline? a question we hear more often after a recent confrontation was caught on camera. another woman describes it as it plays. >> simes lieems like he's using first to prevent providing resistance. >> reporter: on monday those at san jose international airport. >> i was in the middle seat coming here and i'm not real good in the middle but i just dealt with it. i kept to my own space. but that happened to me too. >> and so do you act? do you feel that's a necessity? >> yes. >> reporter: recently they asked people to ask before reclining? >> unless i'm -- somebody said i'm squished, then i would move it up. >> i don't think it's necessary, but wouldn't hurt though. >> i think if you're in a situation and you're squished, then it's okay to say something and hopefully the person in front will

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you watch it on amazon fire tv and abc7news.com. >> it's definitely worth a watch. abc 7 news is committed to building a bay area. one of the mayor issues we look at is bart. enforcing the rules has been a hot topic. yesterday the police department released data shows how officers are doing and if there's any racial disparities. abc 7 news reporter spoke to bart's police chief about their findings. >> reporter: bart estimates it makes 129 million trip a year and with more people riding the system. improvements is top of mind if more of these bart riders. >> a screen. >> reporter: then there's this. >> sometimes from even bart security they will profile me and put me in a certain category. >> reporter: bart director requested demographic data on quality of life citations. they found racial disparity. >> why are we seeing 50% of these citation arrests. why are they received by folk who is are black when we know that's not the population riding our system. >> reporter: from 2018 to 2019, an average of 40 citations for issued for eating, smoking and public intoxication.

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to watch through amazon prime video in's a huge amount of money to be made because you subscribe through an amazon or an apple or in fact a youtube you would be paying a fee or part of your subscription fee would go to that platform. so they would generate revenue from that. and they also would have the added benefit of you wanting to go there as a place you'd go to find all of your content so amazon wants me to subscribe to showtime. all and hbo through them you can understand why youtube would want to do the same thing because there's a big advantage to people saying this is my main platform the home screen for where i find all of my streaming video content. >> julia, thank you. >>> we have breaking news out of the ftc. elon moi has the details. >> ftc has sent notices seeking information about the small acquisitions that were not reported to regulators the special orders essentially carry the weight of a subpoena and they were sent to amazon, alphabet, apple, microsoft and facebook they're required to report the deals over $90 million but worried they could make acquisitions of the na

. >>> this morning in our money watching for what amazon is doing to make sure your doorbell camera does not get hacked and can harry and meghan use the word royal? the debate at buckingham palace this morning. here's diane king hall. >> reporter: wall street kicked off an abbreviated trading week on tuesday with a mostly down day for stocks. the doubts length 165 points, the nasdaq made a point and a half while the s&p 500 fell nearly 10. a wave of camera hacks has prompted amazon to take steps to ensure the safety of its popular line of ring doorbells and security devices. going forward users will have to enter two passwords or codes to log into the system. a process known as two factor authentication. all ring customers will receive a one-time email or text to access the cameras and unlock doors. >>> prince harry and meghan markle's goal of financial independence appears to have hit a snag. last month the company announced they were stepping back from their duties as senior members of the british royal family. part of that involves creating a brand called sussex royal. but according t

you can also watch it this evening on amazon fire tv and the abc 7 news bay area youtube channel. for the i-team, abc 7 news. >>> more victims are coming forward claiming a man arrested for trying to kidnap a mountain view woman held them against their will too. this is the suspect they say carried out a night of terror in a quiet south bay neighborhood. jeremiah porter is accused of break nothi breaking into a home and holding her hostage. these latest alleged victims came forward only after learning he was in custody and they felt safe to do so. this incident happened an hour before he's accused of an attack on montalana court. she managed to escape. >>> tonight san jose state students are sleeping outdoors to show solidarity with thousands of students that are homeless. the university's president spoke before students climbed into their tents. >> i want to applaud you for consistently shining your light on issues related to housing insecurity and other issues involving students' basic nieds. >> they also want to drum up support for a state bill to cover the full cost of college

you can also watch it this evening on amazon fire tv and the abc 7 news bay area youtube channel. for the i-team, abc 7 news. >>> more victims are coming forward claiming a man arrested for trying to kidnap a mountain view woman held them against their will too. this is the suspect they say carried out a night of terror in a quiet south bay neighborhood. jeremiah porter is accused of break nothi breaking into a home and holding her hostage. these latest alleged victims came forward only after learning he was in custody and they felt safe to do so. this incident happened an hour before he's accused of an attack on montalana court. she managed to escape. >>> tonight san jose state students are sleeping outdoors to show solidarity with thousands of students that are homeless. the university's president spoke before students climbed into their tents. >> i want to applaud you for consistently shining your light on issues related to housing insecurity and other issues involving students' basic nieds. >> they also want to drum up support for a state bill to cover the full cost of college

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you can also watch it this evening on amazon fire tv. dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> we have new details regarding a hiker found alive after going missing in the north bay. robert bennett had a stroke and then fell. two k-9s located bennett off of the trail tuesday night. according to his family, he's still in the hospital. >>> mcdonald's is giving you a chance to bring that hot off the grill smell into your house. >> it's making a six pack of scented candles that will smell like your favorite quarter pounder ingredients. there's sesame seed bun, fresh beef, ketchup, pickle, cheese and onion. all the makings for, well, i just described a burger. it's launching a line of quarter pounder-themed fan wear like t-shirts, lockets and pins. >> maybe the "m" opens up. >> to what? >> or it expands. maybe it looks like a u, when you open it -- >> are you going to rock the locket? >> i'll do it. >> mcdonald's says the best part of the scented candle is you can indulge without worrying about the calories. >> what is mcdonald's known for? the fries. there

you can watch it right now on nn amazon fire tv. dan noyes, "abc7 news." >>> we are closing in on california's primary, but what happens if you sent in your ballot and a person you voted for dropped out of the race? >> that can happen. dion lim with what you need to know. >> reporter: though the presidential primary is now just a little more than a week away, voting has been underway for weeks. of the 20 democratic presidential least eight have dropped out. it's almost too late to change your vote. the director of san francisco's department of elections tell us they try to process ballots the say they're received. if you're waiting until election day, do your research. the ballot is only printed once, so there's no indication who has dropped out and your vote is final. the elections director also says just because someone has stopped their campaign, they are still an eligible candidate. if they get the highest number of votes, it would still count. >> all right. we have something fun to share with you. sky 7 spotted a gray whale in

you can watch it right now on nn amazon fire tv. dan noyes, "abc7 news." >>> we are closing in on california's primary, but what happens if you sent in your ballot and a person you voted for dropped out of the race? >> that can happen. dion lim with what you need to know. >> reporter: though the presidential primary is now just a little more than a week away, voting has been underway for weeks. of the 20 democratic presidential least eight have dropped out. it's almost too late to change your vote. the director of san francisco's department of elections tell us they try to process ballots the say they're received. if you're waiting until election day, do your research. the ballot is only printed once, so there's no indication who has dropped out and your vote is final. the elections director also says just because someone has stopped their campaign, they are still an eligible candidate. if they get the highest number of votes, it would still count. >> all right. we have something fun to share with you. sky 7 spotted a gray whale in

you can find it on amazon fire now and on abc7news.com. >>> definitely worth a watch. >> we're committed to building a better bay area. one of the major issues we're looking at is bart. enforcing the rules has been a hot topic. yesterday the police department released data showing how officers are doing and in are any racial disparities. abc 7 news reporter spoke to bart's police chief about their findings. >> reporter: bart estimates they make 129 million trips a year and with more people riding the system than need for improvements is top of mind for many bart riders. >> like a screen that says what is the upcoming station. >> reporter: then, there's this. >> sometimes even from just security, they profile me, put in a certain category. >> the bart director requested demographic data on quality of life citations and contacts. they found racial disparity. >> why are we seeing 50% of the citations and arrests, why are they received by folks that are black when we know that's not the population riding our system? >> from 2018 to 2019 an average of 40 citations were issued for smoking and

. >>> on the "cbs money watch" a recall of insulin pumps and amazon has a rosy deal for valentine's day. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: today investors will get a closer look at one part of the economy. report on january retail sales is due today. stocks closed down yesterday on renewed fears over the coronavirus. the dow dropped 128 points, the nasdaq fell 13, the s&p 500 lost five. medtronic is recalling 300,000 insulin pumps. it's because of a missing or broken component which can lead to incorrect insulin dosing. the problem is linked to one death. more than 2,000 injuries have been reported. patients should contact medtronic for a replacement pump. the u.s. has hit chinese technology giant huawei with new charges. according to an indictment, huawei is now facing charges of racketeering. and also conspiracy to steal trade secrets. a third charge says it tried to have engaged in wire fraud to steal intellectual property. they deny the claim. southwest airlines pushed its plan to return the grounded boeing 737 ma

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we're watching net flex and amazon. overall momentum at play in the market here too. the next one i want to talk about is ford. expecting earnings of 15 cents on 36.4 billion in revenue. that eps would be down 50% from a year ago. reported for the fourth quarter an full year. it has been tough for them in general. drop of sales in china. sales numbers are expected down about 5%. china is where investors are focused what the company says if anything about coronavirus manufacturing and market end come testing. the guidance on this one will be crucial, charles as well. charles: absolutely. i want to see if they get any kind of market share. they lost a lot of market share. jackie, thank you very much. really appreciate it. >>> joining us delancey chief strategist area levy. jared, these earnings for the the most part i wouldn't say messes but expectations are high. last night alphabet google didn't live up to the hype. facebook either. but i don't know the damage to those stocks will be long term. help me out, disney, how important that they beat, what kind of guidance s

from what you buy on amazon or whatever but this particular guy was a marine 26 year old marine to the jogging early in the morning come back to his home oh saturday morning in have his shirt or whatever was typing at his home business he heard all these things boys around his house he went near richmond virginia by the way he went out looked outside there were cop cars pulling up there were people in black suits with their little ties running up toward the house he opens the door and say what's up in the police in the the agents in the suits they would department homeland security agents said well we're concerned about your facebook posts he was criticizing president obama for his executive order he said mamma should be arrested he was playing a weird video game believe it or not the f.b.i. download everything watched everything that they asked him to step outside he did not own a weapon by the way this is key and they couldn't arrest him is on they didn't have a warrant he stepped outside they grabbed him slammed him against a fence and took him to the jail he had a 5 minute examinat

. >> walmart is coming for amazon. this is a battle between the two. >> we'll be watching closely. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thank you, diane. >> you got it. >>> still to come, a brilliant move in the game of chess. we'll meet a player so good, he doesn't even need to see the board. how do you get skin happy 24/7? aveeno® with prebiotic oat. it hydrates and softens skin. so it looks like this. and you feel like this. aveeno® daily moisturizer get skin healthy™ whwhat d look at the world, ee patrns. relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the head of the russian free diving federation has something to celebrate. he just set a new guinness world record by swimming 591 feet under ice on a single breath. it took him nearly three minutes to cover the distance, swimming through icy water. he dedicated the swim to his late mother, a famous female free diver, who

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you can also watch it this evening on amazon fire tv. he that's all coming up tonight. >> this is such a difficult story. a lose-lose story. the parents doenlts know what will happen to their son. the officer, he's lost forever. i mean, it's heart breaking, actually. >> a lose-lose. there is so much to the story. our documentary is an hour that airs this sunday and there is so much to it. i spent so many months going through documents, the videos, the cell phones, the text messages from the kids. there's so much to learn and i've been able to piece it together. a very clear picture of what happened. >> i've only seen one segment. it is compelling and i would urge everyone to watch it on whatever platform you check it out on. thank you. >>> all right. abc7 news is highlighting various stories impacting black life in the bay area. the san francisco supervisor announced last month, he wants the city to come up with a plan to provide recommend ragss to black people living in san francisco. here's jobina fortson. >> he is here joining us to t

you can also watch it right now on amazon fire tv and abc 7 news.com. >> i know you'll have more at at 6:00. people have been asking how the one video camera pointed directly at the spot of the confrontation. that video appears to be unavailable. >> there are videos all along the route and you can really watch these kids, they were young men, 18, 19 years old, you watch them. the one camera at the bank that had a direct view of it somehow is not working. at least, that's what the police say. the defense has their questions. >> you feel for all the parents. you can tell how hard it is to talk about. >> you feel for the parents and for the widow, of course. i tried to talk to her over the last seven months. she's only put out a couple statements saying all she wants is justice. >> it's hard for everybody involved. >>> fears of the global spread of coronavirus are heightened as new cases bomb up in other countries. >> south korean officials say 204 people are now go infected. land no cases as of tuesday. now today, 18 cases and four deaths. in china, worry about the virus has spread from

. ♪ >>> on the cbs "money watch," the spread of the coronavirus takes its toll on amazon. and a way to score free pancakes on national pancake day. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, wall street is hoping for a rebound today after investors wiped out more than $1.7 trillion of global market value on monday. stocks plunged as the number of coronavirus cases outside china surged, heightening fears of a global economic slowdown. the dow sank more than 1,000 points, erasing gains for 2020 and closing below 28,000. the nasdaq tumbled 355, and the s&p 500 dropped 111. >>> the spread of the coronavirus could impact whether amazon has enough merchandise to sell for its summer prime day. the outbreak has closed factories and slowed production of many products including parts for apple iphone the and drug ingredients used by u.s. pharmaceutical companies. "the new york times" says amazon is now concerned it could run out of stock of many of its china-made products. amazon is reported

you have to watch out for the spiders behind. kruger and her team at the interactive media foundation company in berlin designed the installation they recreated $400.00 hectares of brazil's 2 mccormack national park in the amazon rain forest it took over a year 7500 plants alone had to be drawn and programs the installation is now touring museums around the world. and. we wanted to create an emotional experience that you can dive into and enjoy and that enables people to identify. with the animals and in this way to awaken interest in them and in the way they experience the world. and it's working we've had lots of people asking us is it we only true that the poison dart frog sees those crazy colors that dusk. how do you know that and how can we find out more. far. the project required extensive research the internet provided the initial information to decide which animals that are native to the amazon would work best in the installation but the internet alone wasn't enough the artists needed input from scientists they worked clo

netflix, maybe they're on amazon or walmart online or whatever >> yeah. we haven't gotten any indication that foot traffic in the united states has altered related to the coronavirus. so people are still out. consumer confidence remains high and very relative terms and people are still shopping and consuming. consumers are resilient. they powered us through the economic disruptions in the past both manmade and natural kinds of issues and i think we should have every reason b to believe that consumers will remain resilient and power us through this time as well. >> good to have you today. thank you, sir >> thanks, kelly >>> after the break, the traders will take on transportation. the dow transports turning positive today but still down about 10% this week airlines getting especially hard hit on the coronavirus worries and earlier this week, this issue was issueded about oil >> our technicians say the number to watch for drop to $48. if we break that in wti, then you're looking at the december '18 lows >> lower than where they are now. 47 roughly 46.87 is

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. >> amazon web services was one that was going to be watched closely, expectations were firmly managed to say the least. what does it need to do to remain competitive against microsoft and google without spending unsustainably? i think they are actually doing what is within their control. markets, somenal of the stocks growing to the margin markets. like india, a notable call out there. cloud the pentagon infrastructure contract to microsoft was a big blow to aws, which they are still litigating. that being said, i think this is a huge addressable market that will be big enough for the three major players. the way, amazon is still the dominant player in the space, despite competition from microsoft and google cloud. this is a business that i think is going to hit probably around -- pretty soon. you can envision aws being a huge chunk, perhaps half of the equity valuation of amazon stock. which is why our stock of over one trillion would be says a lot about what we see here. taylor: i wt to tke alook at a chart that i'm showing at my terminal. if you think we are just in the early stage

the president doing this at the same time that amazon's c.e.o. jeff bezos has set his sights on india as being the next big market so it seems like there's not just the president's eyeballs but a lot of eyeballs on india right now as that next 20 year for u.s. relationship the money does seem to be open and because his entire platform is basically built on economic reform for india time now but a specialty. the u.s. is asking france for safe haven for u.s. companies in order to help. what is that about and isn't the digital tax for u.s. companies. and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. to shape. nuclear become a battleground in the us. people of demanding the shut down of a local plant. is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy i

watch this. it is a good one. amazon empire, rise and reign of jeff bezos tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on pbs. >>> before we move on, china has reported more than 1800 new cases of coronavirus along with 98 more deaths. and we learned the director of a top hospital in wuhan has died of the virus. but the world health organization says it appears the number of cases is on the decline. meanwhile, the virus is taking a toll on businesses. apple warning it is unlikely to meet revenue expectations because the virus, pretty sure they'll still be okay, london based bank warned the outbreak is a threat to business, and nike says half their stores are closed in china, lower traffic in stores that are open due to the virus. most global businesses out there, you ask the growth strategy, one answer, china. >>> turn up the volume for this. why? because it is not normal. the criminal case surrounding president trump's long time ally roger stone is getting a lot more interesting today. first, the judge handling the trial has ordered both sides to take part in a phone hearing today ahead of th

. >> amazon web serviceses was the one that was going to be watched closely. expectations were firmly managed there to say the least. still surprising. what does it need to do to remain competitive against microsoft and google without spending unsustainbly? >> i think they are actually doing what is within their control. the biggest upside that i see is the international market. some of these fast-growing emerging markets like india being a notable callout there. losing the cloud structure contract to microsoft was a big blow. this is a huge addressable market that will be big enough for the three major players of which amazon is still the dominant player in that space. despite the competition from microsoft and google cloud. this is a business that i think is going to hit probably around $40 billion revenue pretty soon and you can envision a.w.s. as being a huge chunk. potentially apple and the equity evaluation of amazon stock. the milestone over a trillion really says a lot about the potential upside that we see here. taylor: i want to take a look at a char

these are all excellent and worth your time to watchful they're available on the youtube and amazon fire and a now episode will be out tomorrow. >>> kirk douglas, one of the most famous actors of a generation, has died. he had one of the most remarkable careers in hollywood history. his multidecade and 80-film career won him three oscars. he is best known for films like the bad and the beautiful, spartac spartacus. he said in part, he set a standard for all of to us aspire to. dad, i love you so much and i'm so proud to be your son. douglas was 103. >>> are you looking for some good mexican food? apparently there is some right here in the mission district. >> it is being call the best mexican restaurant in california. this according to the website stacker. >> but does san francisco really have the best mexican food? an interesting question. go to abc7news.com to weigh in. >> lauren martinez went to the restaurant to see what all the fuss is about and she joins us live now. >> it has been ranked best in the state according to a report done by stacker. a lot of people had opinions if they

services like netflix or amazon, maybe they don't use the bbc, particularly younger viewers. there is a feeling that it younger viewers. there is a feeling thatitis younger viewers. there is a feeling that it is heavy haddad, over punitive to prosecute people for not having a licence fee and there is a view that it is a waste of court time. the bbc‘s take is that this was all looked atjust a few time. the bbc‘s take is that this was all looked at just a few years ago, ina was all looked at just a few years ago, in a government commissioned inquiry which concluded that actually, the licence fee was perhaps the fairest and most equitable way to fund a public service broadcaster. but let's be honest, it's not just service broadcaster. but let's be honest, it's notjust about the licence fee. this is really paving the way for a much bigger debate about the future, the survival of the bbc. culture secretary nicky morgan is pretty open about that, she writes in the daily mail today, say the government wants to look at "the relevance" of the bbc, and once the corporation could en

. >> amazon web services was the one that was going to be watched closely. expectations were firmly managed there to say the least. still surprising. what does it need to do to remain competitive against microsoft and google without spending unsustainably? >> i think they are actually doing what is within their control. the biggest upside that i see is the international market. some of these fast-growing emerging markets like india being a notable callout there. losing the pentagon cloud infrastructure contract to microsoft was a big blow. this is a huge addressable market that will be big enough for the three major players of which amazon is still the dominant player in that space. despite the competition from microsoft and google cloud. this is a business that i think is going to hit probably around $40 billion revenue pretty soon and you can envision a.w.s. as being a huge chunk. potentially apple and the equity evaluation of amazon stock. the milestone over a trillion really says a lot about the potential upside that we see here. taylor: i want to take a

this is something to watch tomorrow as people break this down and. david: thank you. >> jonathan? >> all about those disney plus subscriber numbers, stock has been trading similar to netflix, disney is more diversitied. everything from parks to movies. jackie mentioned it disney has been among those companies hard hit by coronavirus, they shut the parks in hong kong and china. the movies like "frozen ii" and "star wars" movie doing well. i am surprised that stock makes such a small move after hours, option market implied a above 6% by end of the week. >> i'm a shareholder of disney this quarter under swore scoresm tremendous leadership of bob iger. it will continue to grow and the numbers are staggering. and there are huge numbering from hulu and espn plus. i think overall, a very strong quarter. david: theme parks and also they have cruise lines. that could be really affected by virus. >> coronavirus i am -- not dismayed regarding that in eithers of disney impact, you look at people that cannot go to park, with screaming kids they buy disney plus. right, that is better, you look

. >> amazon web services was the one that was going to be watched closely. expectations were firmly managed there to say the least. still surprising. what does it need to do to remain competitive against microsoft and google without spending unsustainably? >> i think they are actually doing what is within their control. the biggest upside that i see is the international market. some of these fast-growing emerging markets like india being a notable callout there. losing the pentagon cloud infrastructure contract to icrosoft was a big blow. this is a huge addressable market that will be big enough for the three major players of which amazon is still the dominant player in that space. despite the competition from microsoft and google cloud. this is a business that i think is going to hit probably around $40 billion revenue pretty soon and you can envision a.w.s. as being a huge chunk. potentially apple and the equity evaluation of amazon stock. the milestone over a trillion really says a lot about the potential upside that we see ere. taylor: i want to take a l

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