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matt bryson, price target for intel is $40 it was $45 doubts about the core business and beyond great to see you thank you. >> thank you >>> let's check on the top corporate stories with pippa stevens. >> thank you, frank. wells fargo is giving the ceo a pay raise for 2023 the bank paying charles scharff $29 million. up 18% from a year ago signing off on the compensation, the bank's board praised the performance and risk and controls. >>> gm revealing the cruise unit is being investigated by the doj and s.e.c. they looking at the incident in october where a pedestrian in san francisco was critically hurt cruise releasing findings from the review by the law firm that gm hired failure in the leadership in the cruise dealings with regulators. >>> and artificial intelligence facing a legal challenge from the estate of george carlin. suing the credators of the special released on youtube. it relused the technology to ste his humor and voice. the lawsuit calls to remove the video immediately. this is the first legal action taken by the estate of a cele celebrity. >> i think his family is sa

bryson's business. according to the trade development organization, trade between the two countries is expected to reach more than 30 billion dollars by next year. zahra tischeng, reporter. sada vasima india and the uae have removed the dollar and euro from their trade. for some time, the two countries have been trading with each other with their national currency. the removal of the dollar and the euro was one of the important agreements between india and the uae for trade between the two countries. therefore, for some time , the traders of the two countries exchange goods and services with dirhams and rupees. community economic partnership between indian emirates has been implemented. one of the main goals of this agreement is to increase the flow of trade in goods and services it is between two countries. last year, the total volume of bilateral trade between india and uae was 85 billion dollars. within. one year, the volume of non-oil trade in the country has increased and has crossed the 50 billion

and part of the south won't be spared either with near record lows forecast tonight in places like bryson city, north carolina greenville, mississippi. and myrtle beach >> george solis is in philadelphia george, when can we expect some relief from these frigid temperatures >> reporter: yeah, jose, the hope is that snow piles like this one don't grow any larger as these bitter temperatures and this cold weather is expected to move out of the northeast by monday jose >> george solis in philadelphia. thank you. >>> overseas, a new attack on a u.s. military base in iraq and one of the biggest in the region is raising concerns about a wider conflict the middle east raf sanchez joins us now from tel aviv raf. >> reporter: jose, u.s. central command says a number of american service personnel are being evaluated for traumatic brain injury after multiple ballistic missiles and rockets were fired at the al asad air base in western iraq some of those missiles were intercepted but others did get through, and the military says it is still assessing the damage the attack was carried out by an iranian-

and there is this drama with the loyalist jamie bryson hearing — with the loyalist jamie bryson hearingy and that is a very big deal for unions _ apply and that is a very big deal for unions-— apply and that is a very big deal for unions. ~ , ., , ., for unions. will there be a sum of money because — for unions. will there be a sum of money because that _ for unions. will there be a sum of money because that was - for unions. will there be a sum of money because that was under i money because that was under discussion from the westminster government as well? timer;r discussion from the westminster government as well?— discussion from the westminster government as well? they might even be more

so i would say that western europe is in dire straits economically. britain certainly is bryson it hasn't helped it. but the you continues to germany a good grow the industrialized. not as good as the united states but, but so russia has demonstrated some remarkable resilience in the face of the american sections, the western sanctions. i think the civilian your craft industry and so they may be asian industry is probably the place where russia is having the hardest time adapting to the sanctions. and i believe that sections tend to be a very slow and imprecise tool of international politics. there's some emotional and psychological benefits to them, but russia has shown more resilience side expected. of course, a big bunch of that is that the russian people are used to suffer. and one of the indicators i'm looking at most closely is the russian dismay. at the extraordinary law since they've suffered in ukraine, and the so called mother's protests against the talented hearing regime of food. so we've had $12.00 and a half to get scrutiny so far. basically, you know, to tell a terrier. and

so i would say that western europe is in dire straits economically. britain certainly is bryson it hasn't helped it. but the you continues to germany a good grow the industrialized. not as good as the united states but, but so russia has demonstrated some remarkable resilience in the face of the american sections, the western sanctions. i think the civilian your craft industry, so they may be asian industry is probably the place where russia is having the hardest time adapting to the sanctions. and i believe that sections tend to be a very slow and imprecise tool of international politics. there's some emotional and psychological benefits to them, but russia has shown more resilience that i had expected. of course, a big bunch of that is that the russian people are used to suffer. and one of the indicators i'm looking at most closely is the russian dismay at the extraordinary law since they've suffered in ukraine and the so called mother's protests against the totality and regime of food. so we've had one to attempt to get scrutiny so far, but it's clearly not to tell a terrier. and if th

let's talk about it with julie beale and jay bryson from wells fargo. welcome to you both., are you anticipating a downturn still? >> yeah. so kelly, i would say it's going to be a modest downturn. i would want to stress that. i don't think we're looking at a major pullback in the economy, but we are starting to see some cracks in terms of the consumer spending, and the fed is still in restrictive territory. that puts some headwinds on growth in the coming quarters. >> so what would you say that implies for, you know, not that it's where you kind of have to make your calls, jay, but those expecting fed rate cuts and maybe in march, are they right because of the slowing economy? >> you know, kelly, i think march is a little bit premature. at this point, if you're looking for reading through the minutes of the january fomc meeting the other day, i don't think they're at that point yet. i think something would have to fall apart in the economy where you see a rate cut actually in march. could we see one in may? that's very possible to see one in may. but march at this point se

plenty of activity there and then what during that stor of inflation that everyone was right about that, bryson was gonna come down substantially, or that people were going to pave the way from thei products at least this quarter, that wa somewhat put to rest then, on the raytheon side it's much more an argument around real self inflicted wounds that happened last year with regard to repairing som of the airplanes and the issue that they had their, comin closer to an end, and the core business still being relativel strong so. , even if their guidance wasn' robust and insignificantly up, you know, the price to the upside, there's still a lot of health within the companie that are giving people confidence that things aren' falling off a cliff. >> all right, we should poin of that year me personally own constellation and raytheon jeremy, brian, thank you ver much mike santoli, thanks to you as well >> let's turn now to how that' halters and expected gdp repor is playing out in the bond market rick santelli joins us fro chicago with that one. our traders, rick, focused her on the growth? are they f

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it's not binary and if you listen to jay bryson i think a recession is slight.a of is slight. but the idea of getting to the 2% is very low. tom: how do you asset allocated in your microstrategy? mike: right now is study. a wise man told me that the markets are in choppy mode. jonathan ferro, he has plenty of company. when you think of the data flow is pretty light. why take a big swing right now? i think people are looking to the fed and central banks waiting until the end of the month and will reassess at that point. jonathan: listening to jamie dimon with the earnings, you could see stickier inflation with rates higher for longer and on government spending as well. the economy has been fueled by government deficit spending. are you expecting thatare you eo continue for much longer? mike: we are not expecting fiscal -- there is at least a chance that core inflation in the u.s., do we have to come in and hike again but we can. can. people have to think about it. tom: how do you study the cash conundrum? a lot of good work being done on this. but what is a summa

so you may know liz bryson on who worked on the geary rapid.one of the key people who we've basically partly seconded to work on regional issues as and so the now that this regional work is starting aft, we're able to quickly come to agreement for example on how do we manage the transaction of distributing funding from bay pass to the operators and more importantly, how do we take risks with innovative programs with a guarantee me that mtc can make any operator whole that loses money unexpectedly. so this this is the fact that we're organizing together and working collaboratively is allowing finally some real progress to be made at integrating the region's transit operators. from a user perspective, it's good, really good stuff. yeah. no, and i'm so excited that you mentioned innovation and i think this was this is something i mentioned as we were getting briefed on on the board workshop is that i really do hope that, you know, as we craft a budget, we are crafting one that really helps us push the envelope on what you know, how we can lead the

so you may know liz bryson on who worked on the geary rapid.s one of the key people who we've basically partly seconded to work on regional issues as and so the now that this regional work is starting aft, we're able to quickly come to agreement for example on how do we manage the transaction of distributing funding from bay pass to the operators and more importantly, how do we take risks with innovative programs with a guarantee me that mtc can make any operator whole that loses money unexpectedly. so this this is the fact that we're organizing together and working collaboratively is allowing finally some real progress to be made at integrating the region's transit operators. from a user perspective, it's good, really good stuff. yeah. no, and i'm so excited that you mentioned innovation and i think this was this is something i mentioned as we were getting briefed on on the board workshop is that i really do hope that, you know, as we craft a budget, we are crafting one that really helps us push the envelope on what you know, how we can lead t

so you may know liz bryson on who worked on the geary rapid.s one of the key people who we've basically partly seconded to work on regional issues as and so the now that this regional work is starting aft, we're able to quickly come to agreement for example on how do we manage the transaction of distributing funding from bay pass to the operators and more importantly, how do we take risks with innovative programs with a guarantee me that mtc can make any operator whole that loses money unexpectedly. so this this is the fact that we're organizing together and working collaboratively is allowing finally some real progress to be made at integrating the region's transit operators. from a user perspective, it's good, really good stuff. yeah. no, and i'm so excited that you mentioned innovation and i think this was this is something i mentioned as we were getting briefed on on the board workshop is that i really do hope that, you know, as we craft a budget, we are crafting one that really helps us push the envelope on what you know, how we can lead t