from consumer companies like microsoft, samsung and intel. the technology sector has enjoyed rapid growth during the pandemic but they now face inflation fears and are operating in a higher interest rate environment. there been higher cost saving measures going to place, for example meta announced it will cut 10,000 morejobs this month that s on top of 11,000 jobs that s on top of 11,000 jobs that go last november. the deputy chief investor at richard bernstein investors is not optimistic about the stocks in the us. i not optimistic about the stocks in the us. ., , ., , in the us. i don t see any reason in the us. i don t see any reason to in the us. i don t see any reason to suspect - in the us. i don t see any i reason to suspect anything different from what we have seen. both from these companies over the past few quarters but also from the companies we have heard from this earnings season. what s clear is that growth is slowing and that is hurting these companies, n
how did this happen? that s an excellent question, katy. the balloon was able to get past our west coast anti-balloon defense system, the seattle space needle, but once it was here, we were able to keep an eye on it with our sophisticated tracking technology of going like this. our thanks to saturday night live there. there are rising dramatic tensions, however, between the united states and china after a white house decision to shoot down that massive spy balloon. we ll walk through what happened and take a look at the growing fallout. plus a powerful earthquake leaves hundreds of people dead in turkey and syria. this morning rescue crews are searching through the rubble for any survivors. and heading into 2024, democrats have approved a new primary calendar, reshaping the way the party picks its precedential nominees, but there are still some potential challenges ahead. good morning and welcome to way too early on this monday, february 6th. i m jonathan lemire
the horrors of war. because of the war in ukraine more than 3000 people lost their limbs. we have a partners, a partnership with albania project in ukraine. it s a company which provides first bionic prosthesis in ukraine. so we organised this charity project that it will be charge of free. free for ukrainians. irina has had to leave her oldest daughter, yuliana, back home in lviv with her husband mykola, while she s in the northeast with her youngestjustina. at the start of the war, they had to take shelter in their basement in the first wave of attacks. and while she s here in the north east, irina wants to help a ukrainian bionics developer, which in turn wants to help the thousands of people who ve lost limbs on the front line. for example, we have now a candidate who was a war medic in a night with the enemy tank shot their position, so he was badly wounded and he lost his arm. it s a very rewarding experience. and after all her hard
meanwhile, sad news to report. a prominent war medic has been killed in ukraine. pete reed was dedicated to helping others. on facebook his wife writes his ambulance was shelled while he was evacuating civilians and he apparently died while shielding a member of his team with his own body. after leaving the marines, the 33-year-old from new jersey volunteered as a medic in iraq during the fight against isis, then headed to ukraine with a group he founded. it was an aide group he had founded. he was known for his work and spoken about by chief correspondent richard engel. how many front line medical posts like this are there right now? one.