i came home for break and forbes was at the town hall where my brother worked at the time. i went over and forbes was giving away copies of his campaign book and i had him sign a copy to my friend. my friend was from california. his district is the size of the state of new hampshire. he goes how did you do this? he thought it was an amazing, miraculous accomplishment to get a signature. and i said he was at the office where my mom works. it is something special that we have here because it is an open process, plus it is a strange system that i got to witness only wants, thankfully. it is an open, grassroots approach that we have. i think there should be a place for a state like this, where a candidate can come up and on a low-budget run a person to person campaign and have a viable shot. gary hart, people who were not the party old guard favorites were able to come here. you can do that in new hampshire. you could not do that in pennsylvania, california, florida. a state like that. >> do you think joe biden is the same guy he was in 1988 when you started working for him? >>

steve forbes, "forbes" editor in chief, author of inflation, why it is bad and how to fix it.ve moore, i will start with you, objectively, empirically, this is a year where almost everyone in the world from the highest to the lowest expected either a slow, slow growth or a recession and a lot stick skier inflation than we got. the last six month have been you know, semi euphoric. those are what the numbers show. nobody predicted it. now the bidens, there is a story that biden is giving up on "bidenomics." he ought to probably stick with "bidenomics" at least a little bit, the public doesn't like it. why is it? how did this outcomb that no model predicted, steve moore, how did this outcome happen? >> by the way first of all, larry, i want to con great late you. this is the first time in history of american tv you had a united states senator on the air with a united states house of representatives member. that never happens. i don't know how you pulled that off. look the economy is clear live better. for the record i was not one of those economists on wall street who said we wou

director forbes. >> here >> director baptiste. >> present wrochl lib kin yvonne present >> seyed. >> present. >> mandelman. >> present. >> gee. >> communication the press for members to make public comment members of public may meant on the meeting during comment importance in person or remote the call in line availability may be disrupted due to technical difficulties in person first and remote after the call in line is on the agenda and dialing instructions should be scrolling at the bottom of the screen on sfgovtv. there are other communications? >> we will call the next item 4 the now and or old business. not aware of any. >> all right. none. item 5 screwive director's report. >> good morning. happy holidays nice to seeow our last meeting of 2023. a couple of updates before we come to you with hopefully exciting news on advancement and funding and prosecute curement next year. at the transit center nice to see you at the holiday lighting on friday. where our chair and vice chair and many here toda

cheryl: here we go with that, steve forbes, andy puzder, thank you so much for joining me. i really appreciate it. cheryl: here's a question, could 2024 be the year to finally buy a home or are americans feeling overly optimistic about falling rates. realtor.com chief economist danielle hale joins us next. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ cheryl: younger americans are farther away from owning a home, 20% of men and 12% of women under the age of 35 are living with mom and dad to save for a down payment. average homeownership in the u.s. has risen to 66% and for those under 35, the rate is down to 38% and everyone is facing higher prices, jumping up in major u.s. cities for the ninth s

and also with us right here on set giving me lots of company, steve forbes, forbes media chair and editor-in-chiefthor of, inflation, what it is, why it is bad and how not to fix it during an election year. sorry, i was paraphrasing. first of all happy new year to both of you. judy shelton, is jay powell going to goose the money supply, crash interest rates, elect joe biden, is that what is going to happen here? >> well, larry you're not allowed to even ask those questions in polite company. larry: uh-oh, uh-oh. >> i do think the market noticed at the december press conference chair powell took a decidedly dovish tone. he had always insisted that the fed was going to be very strict and keep interest rates at a level that would cut off growth, to decrease demand, so long as they were above the 2% target rate but now he is starting to say, well, we don't have to actually get down to 2%. we could be approaching it. so it would seem by the fed's own previous standards that they're now getting a little bit more open to reducing interest rates in an election year, and i can't help but compare the situat

director forbes >> thank you, i have a question about the park expenses. they actually look high to me relative to the parks that we manage. i want to get a sense of where we've been and where we are, i know we have to provide a great park space i understand that. but if you can explain the park expenses. >> i might ask ari to step in on that. thank you. >> ari, welcome, good to see you. >> thank you. for our park the difference is the free programming that we put on. as being the primary driver of that and then we have a great team that manages the programs as well. so there is the program and the management. that's the main reason. >> yeah. >> what how many years is the naming rights agreement? it mentioned we're in year 7. >> 25 and we're five years in. >> it's a 25-year agreement. okay. >> like my colleagues are ready for us to go to public comment. >> alrighty. checking the room for public comment, we have mr. patrick. >> hi jim patrick, patrick and company. i noticed that 21 percent of the budget is devoted to security. that's almost 8 million dollar

i went over and forbes was giving away copies of his campaign book and i had him sign a copy to my friend. my friend was from california. his district is the size of the state of new hampshire. yo he thought it was an amazing miraculous accomplishment to get a signature. and where my mom works. it is something special that we have here because it is an open process, plus it is a strange system that iess only wants, thankfully. it is an open, grassroots approach that we have. i think there should be a place for a state like this, where a candidate can come up and on a low-budget run a person to person campaign and have a viable shot. gary hart, p who were not the party old guard favorites were able to come here. you can do that in new hampshire. you could not do that in pennsylvania california, florida. a state like that. >> think joe biden is the same guy he was in 1988 when you started working for him? >> i ways, yes. at his core, he still is. have the years tempered him? eryone. i'm not the same i was at 19 or 20 years old and he is not the same person as he was when he nto his 40's. i

as you and steve forbes do. a strong stock market. that pi big problem for biden is half of the population, they are not feeling the affects of this, median household income, you know this, ajumped for inflation, average household is poorer today than 3 years ago, when donald trump left office, there is no getting around, that people you know people tell me that at grocery store and at the hardware story. they just are feeling financially pinched. another thing, the growth numbers are good. but let's not forget, that the biggest sector of the economy that is growing, in terms of. am and in terms -- employment and gdp growth is government, that is a problem, swhee we should be drinking the government. larry: all right, i would argue, what i call affordability crisis is very much present and prices are rising faster than wages and real incomes still falling, but less so. less so, recent months actually wages have gone up faster than prices as inflation has cooled. over 3 year period you still have a problem that is why bidenomics polled

as you and steve forbes do. a strong stock market. i think that p big problem for biden is half of the population, they are not feeling the affects of this, median household income, you know this, ajumped for inflation, average household is poorer today than 3 years ago, when donald trump left office, there is no getting around, that people you know people tell me that at grocery store and at the hardware story. they just are feeling financially pinched. another thing, the growth numbers are good. but let's not forget, that the biggest sector of the economy that is growing, in terms of. am and in terms -- employment and gdp growth is government, that is a problem, sw we should be drinking the government. larry: all right, i would argue, what i call affordability crisis is very much present and prices are rising faster than wages and real incomes still falling, but less so. less so, recent months actually wages have gone up faster than prices as inflation has cooled. over 3 year period you still have a problem that is why bidenomics po

forbes media chairman, author of very good book. inflation, what it is.one way to fix it is growth on the supply side. there are a bunch of incentives, they want to restore the full expensing of machinery and equipment. the r&d tax credit that would be written identify in first year. and up -- written identify in first year. kiddie cred credit is in here that is more welfare. >> i think hillary's report was right. it is a miracle they could agree on something, i am glad democrat kean on getting ki kiddie t tax credit, a lot of realizing we have to do manage to help the economy, we're in deep trouble. manufacturers, defense companies, small businesses on the r&d their cash flows are taking a hit, they could right is off right away -- write it off right away. on small businesses, you want to get investment don't punish them. larry: empire state, som manufactures survey p pub lpublished yesterday collapsed. overall, manufacturing and industrial production has been in a slump or 14 or 15 months. this stuff, might help. >> it would help. also, guarantees -- we

forbes media chairman, author of very good book. inflation, what it is. restore the full expensing of machinery and equipment. the r&d tax credit that would be written identify in first year. and up -- written identify in first year. kiddie cred sit credit is in here that is more welfare. >> i think hillary's report was right. it is a miracle they could agree on something, i am glad democrat kean on getting kid kiddie tac tax credit, a lot of realizing we have to do manage to help the economy, we're in deep trouble. manufacturers, defense companies, small businesses on the r&d their cash flows are taking a hit, they could right is off right away -- write it off right away. on small businesses, you want to get investment don't punish them. larry: empire state, some o manufactures survey pus pub learnpublished yesterday collapsed. overall, manufacturing and industrial production has been in a slump or 14 or 15 months. this stuff, might help. >> it would help. also, guarantees -- well helps in future when you make a long-term investment that democrats if the

we welcome back steve forbes, forbes media chairman, editor-in-chief and author of the very, very goodo fix inflation is growth on the supply side and there are a bunch of incentives. they want to restory the full expensing of machinery and equipment. the r&d tax credit would be written off in the first year and the interest deduction. so that's good. the kitty credit is it in here. that is really more welfare. although there is a work requirement. what do you think about all this? >> i think hilary's report was right, very, very thorough. it is a miracle they can agree on something. i'm thankful the depth crass give the kiddie tax credit. doesn't help the economy, but have the work requirement. business things in, a lot are realizing it won't say it to the president's face. we have to something to help the economy we're in deep trouble, do something business can can't on. manufacturers, defense companies, small businesses on the r&d. their cash flows are taking a hit as you mentioned. they could once write that off instantly. knoy they have to do it over five years. hurts them on the

elizabeth: okay, joining us now forbes media chairman and editor in chief steve forbes.my former boss, always good to see you again. hey, steve. politico, what do you make of this, politico is reporting that white house insiders fear the houthi attacks on red sea shipping will eight hours night in-- ignite inflation and economic turmoil and hurt president biden's reelection. that's what it's all about is his grab on power? >> well, you got two things underway here. one is trey trying to appease the far left, which doesn't want any kind of action in the middle east or anywhere else. the other thing is that they're also still amazingly trying to appease iran saying we're going after the houthis and this is why we're doing it. if he'd just call off those dogs, all would be well in the world. so it's not done for national security reasons. it's done very belatedly and signaling to the world we don't have the stomach to keep the peace in terms of keeping the bad guys from disrupting the peace. it's bad all under a and are barack obama drawing the head rhinoin the sand and rus

let me remind you that usmanov filed a lawsuit against forbes because of a phrase from an anonymous expertd for vladimir putin; it was this phrase that later influenced the justification for the introduction eu sanctions against business. they did not find any other reasons to attract, but the hamburg regional court ultimately prohibited the american magazine forbes from disseminating such statements, including the court declaring the retention of seized property documents in the usmanov case illegal and ordering the return of everything that was seized from the businessman. it is completely unacceptable for the eu council to copy such articles verbatim to justify sanctions without checking their accuracy. this is a complete institutional failure that is. it turns out that the eu council justifies sanctions with fake news, the dissemination of which is prohibited by the court. i buy at a profit, pay for techno. cyberweek at the megamarket. megamarket, buy profitably, pay for techno, buy thousands of products with cashback up to 50%. beloved chmona, the ruler of the universe is shurupov, ma

steve forbes. and charlie hurt will weigh in on all that. later in the show, former energy sec secretary talking about biden's terrible decision to kill the lng energy, which is so important to our national security and oh, by the way my riff will argue that joe biden's gdp depends on government spending deficits and debt. that is the wrong way to grow the economy. but first up, let's go right to fox news griff jenkins for the latest on this border story. i love this story, griff jenkins. >> yeah, good afternoon, larry. who knew, don't mess with texas is apparently more than just a slogan because that lone star state is still defying this friday deadline and leading into the afternoon and deadline with a letter, larry, that's sent to details to the attorney general ken paxton of texas and requiring going with the area of eagle pass and going to remove razor wire and keyboarder crossings and paxton says he has no plans to comply any time soon. here's some of what he says. listen here. system of articulation putting it up and walking the board

cheryl: here we go with that, steve forbes, andy puzder, thank you so much for joining me.i really appreciate it. cheryl: here's a question, could 2024 be the year to finally buy a home or are americans feeling overly optimistic about falling rates. realtor.com chief ec ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ [bell ringing] and doug says, “you can customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual.” he hits his mark —center stage— and is crushed by a baby grand piano. are you replacing me? with this guy? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache! oh, look! a bibu. [limu emu squawks.] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ cheryl: younger americans are farther away from owning a home, 20% of men and 12% of women under the age of 35 are living with mom and dad to save for a down payment. average homeownership in the u.s. has risen to 66% and for those under 35, the rate is down to 38% and everyone is facing higher prices, jumping up in major u.s. cities for the ninth straight month at an all-time high. mortgage rates have

and former trump economic adviser, with us on set, steve forbes. forbeing media chair. how not to fix it. sorry, i was paraphrasing. happy new year to you both. judy shelton, is j. powell goosing the money supply and crash interest rates. is that happening? >> you are not allowed to ask those questions. in polite company. i think that the market noticed that at the december press conference pair chair powell took a dovish tone, always insisted that fed would be strict and keep interest rates that at level to cut up on growth to decrease demand so long as they were above 2% target rate, now he is saying we don't have to actually get down to 2%, we could be approaching it seem by fed's own trevio prev sou previous standards they are more open, i can't help but think of situation in 2018, and 19, president trump was unhappy with the fed, he said why would you up necessarily restrict growth when we have low unemployment which was result of a pro growth program of lower taxes, less regulation, better energy development unleashing, that capability, for the country. and we wer

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and former trump economic adviser, with us on set, steve forbes. forbeing media chair.ow not to fix it. sorry, i was paraphrasing. happy new year to you both. judy shelton, is j. powell goosing the money supply and crash interest rates. is that happening? >> you are not allowed to ask those questions. in polite company. i think that the market noticed that at the december press conference pair chair powell took a dovish tone, always insisted that fed would be strict and keep interest rates that at level to cut up on growth to decrease demand so long as they were above 2% target rate, now he is saying we don't have to actually get down to 2%, we could be approaching it seem by fed's own tre prev previous standards they are more open, i can't help but think of situation in 2018, and 19, president trump was unhappy with the fed, he said why would you up necessarily restrict growth when we have low unemployment which was result of a pro growth program of lower taxes, less regulation, better energy development unleashing, that capability, for the country. and we were below 2

the all-russian union of insurers previously told forbes that the damage could amount to 10-20 billion but there is an important nuance: the state construction supervision agency says that wilberis did not have permission to put this warehouse into operation. if this is indeed the case, continue the lawyers interviewed by forbes, then the warehouse could be insured, but only with greater restrictions. in russia for the first time in 10 years the number of people with alcohol addiction has increased, rosstat data is reported by the kommersant newspaper. so, from 2010 to 2021, the number of patients with alcohol addiction identified for the first time fell almost threefold, from 154 thousand to 53,000, but by the end of the twenty-second year, doctors have already identified more than 5,400 such patients. as the head of the norcological psychiatric clinic ruslan isaev explains. over a period of time , there were fewer people with alcohol dependence, for example, due to various restrictions on the sale and advertising of alcohol and information politics, but, continues ruslan isaev , the

forbes - what is this anyway?3 is like a kalashnikov assault rifle, it is a universal machine, mass-produced, by the time the svo began, more than 1,200 the t-72b tanks were converted into the t-72b3, the main differences are the certainly improved dynamic protection, a thermal imaging sight, a new fire control system, the only difference is that the t-72b32 is now produced. the so-called mobilization option, got a slightly simpler sight, well, normal, more than sufficient, firstly, it is, in principle , approving, not all tanks in the world have it, it is better, by the way, than on the non-modernized leopards that are supplied , for example, it doesn’t matter because on leopards there is a conventional sight, well , a thermal imaging sight from the eighties, but this mobilization one of ours, this is a conventional thermal imaging sight from the nineties, the one that stood. before the war , which is on the t-90m, this is, well, essentially modern, here is the so-called sosna u, the belarusians made it here, a c

forbes, let me remind you that alechar usmanov filed a lawsuit against the american publication because of the phrases of an anonymous expert who was discredited personality and activities of usmanov. subsequently, precisely because of this article and the evidence available, the information contained in it , the european union introduced personal sanctions against usmanov. no other reasons were found to attract the businessman to the eu, and the hamburg regional court prohibited the american magazine forbes from disseminating such statements. including the court. declared the retention of seized property documents in the usmanov case illegal and ordered the return of everything that was seized from the businessman. it is completely unacceptable for the eu council to copy such articles verbatim for justifying sanctions without checking their authenticity. this complete institutional failure, which is not the exception, but rather the rule, became the starting point for the start of a witch hunt for mr. usmanov’s relationship. it turns out that the eu council is justifying sanctions with

, which is published in latvian language, when forbes switched to the ukrainian language, well, literallyew years ago, there was such a campaign that these magazines switched, despite the fact that ukrainian has always been the only language in our country, well , with the adoption of the constitution, always was a single state, and i constantly, for example, looking at belarus... we have this example of showing two state languages, what happens when they talk about their similarity and everything else, although in fact ukrainian and belarusian are much more similar than russian and belarusian , but if we will not have our internal understanding, then to put a language inspector to every citizen, well, this is a little bit not what we can do at the moment, well, i am more like that. they mainly asked about the content that comes to us from the russian federation. mykola knyazhyts, maybe you can add something from the point of view of legislation, including, you mentioned the ministers who spoke russian, i mentioned the employee of the state security bureau who detained this grenkevych rom

steve forbes, thank you so much. good to see you. come back soon. >> thank you. liz: house lawmakers are moving ons impeachment case against homeland security secretary mayorkas on t "the evening edit" coming up. ♪ mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! liz: house homeland security ready to launch a series of impeachment hearings into homeland security secretary mayorkas much the first coming next week. the border crisis is karineing out of control under president biden is that's what border authorities are saying. fox news aishah hasnie on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: elizabeth, good evening to you. for the

according to forbes, mts, wimpelcom, brend beline, megaon, tele2, rostelecom and roskomnadzor declinedpport services. ibilai said from the megaphone that they had no information about upcoming restrictions. the moscow arbitration court ordered google to return the russian service maps2 to its application store. the card of court cases indicates that the claim of the russian company against three google structures was fully satisfied. rbc drew attention to this. google removed two gis from google play app store in may last year, explaining this by complying with sanctions. in the twentieth year, this mapping service was bought by. and in january of this year, google play began issuing a warning to users that the 2g application may contain malware . dvogist replied that their application was safe. by the way, you can download this application from epstore. experts interviewed by forbes doubt that google will comply with the decision of the moscow arbitration court, if only because the russian division of google back in october declared bankrupt last year. russian google filed for bankrup

marcus was occupying. a place on the forbes list of the twelve most influential women bankers of russiank's depositors , larisa marku's arrest in december 2015 came as a shock. later, the central bank revoked vneshprombank’s license; the hole reached more than 200 billion rubles. as it was established during the investigation and trial from 2009 to 2015, the president of the bank, larisa markus, together with her shareholder brother georgiy bijamov, created a scheme to withdraw funds. there were several ways: issuing fictitious loans, more than 100 billion were withdrawn through shell companies, money was sometimes simply written off from clients’ accounts and was not reflected in any way in documents previously, larisa marcus had already heard a court sentence of 9 years in prison, but later new episodes and persons involved were identified. the former first vice-president of the bank, ali adjin, was in the dock. he had previously been a witness. the khamovnichesky court found marcus and adzhin guilty of embezzlement. marcus larisa ivanovna was finally sentenced to serve a term of impr

forb was previously told that the damage could amount to 10-20 billion rubles.s an important nuance. the state construction supervision authority says that wildbri did not have permission to put this warehouse into operation. if this is so, continue the lawyers interviewed by forbes, then the warehouse could only be insured with great restrictions. the russian stock market remembered the tradition of last year to grow on mondays, but obviously to gain a foothold above the 3,200 point mark on the index moscow exchange, investors will have to find a serious reason for this. the dollar continues to rise in price to 87.78, the euro to 9635. in russia, for the first time in 10 years , the number of people with alcohol addiction began to increase, rosstat data is reported by the kommersant newspaper. thus, from 2010 to 21, the number of newly diagnosed patients with alcohol dependence fell almost three times, to 53,000 people. however, in the twenty-second year, doctors already identified more than 54 thousand such patients. as psychiatrist ruslan isaev explains, in t

according to forbes, the cost of the x101 rocket is $13 million. kh-55 is worth 2 million. kh500 55 - 4 million. caliber - 6.5 million. iskander - 3 million. and one mineshaft costs about 50 thousand dollars, well, one way or another, but we can already discuss the consequences of the enemies. of the last massed ones, in particular in the capital with ruslan kravchenko, the head of the kyiv regional wax administration, we congratulate you, i congratulate you, finally, at what stage of the work on the analysis of rubble, when they will conduct an examination about the condition of the most damaged buildings, what about the neighboring houses , is there electricity, water, gas, heating there, because earlier the minister of internal affairs, mr. klymenko, noted that more than 200,000 subscribers were out of control there, tell us about it. yes, at the moment it is known about damage by fragments of russian rockets that fell on residential buildings, as of today , at this moment, 14 apartment buildings, 39 private houses are damaged, at this moment , work continues to eliminat

according to forbes, mts, vempilcom, megafon, tele2, rostelecom and roskomnadzor declined to comment.pport service of mts, megafon and beline reported that they do not have data. about upcoming restrictions. the moscow arbitration court ordered google to return the russian service maps 2 to its application store . the card of court cases indicates that the claim of the russian company against three google structures was fully satisfied. rbc drew attention to this. google removed dvagis from the google play app store in may last year, citing sanctions compliance. in 2020 , this mapping service was bought by cbir. and in january, google play began issuing warnings to users. that the application may contain malware, 2g responded that their application was safe. by the way, you can download this application from the web store. experts interviewed by forbes doubt that google will comply with the decision of the moscow arbitration court, if only because the russian division of google was declared bankrupt in october last year. russian google filed for bankruptcy itself , explaining that rus

but forbes writes.the beginning of last year, the west approved the largest ever supply of heavy weapons to ukraine. then the allies expected the success of the counteroffensive. however, in the second half of the year, the level of equipment supply dropped to almost zero. so what new types of weapons did ukraine receive in 2023. can we count on enough support from allies this year? we have summarized everything. a year ago , ukraine only asked its allies for the supply of these long-range missiles, tanks and air defense systems. today, they protect the sky, defend the earth and help liberate territories. according to forbes, only in the first months of 2023, the allies approved the transfer to ukraine of about 1,250 units of armored vehicles, including leopard-2a and challengenger tanks, bmp bradley and marder, and other heavy armored vehicles. in general, the kiel institute of world economics calculated that, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the western allies have provided ukraine with

forbes hungary reports. in addition, the authors of the study asked people’s opinions about illegal migration, lgbt propaganda, financing of political parties from abroad and social support measures that brussels demands to abolish. the answers showed that the absolute majority of the population takes the same position on these issues as government. by the way, the voting was organized by the country’s authorities, and its results will allow budapest to act more legitimately and harshly in its attitude. brussels. in france, every day there are new protests. several hundred people in paris rallied to demand the withdrawal of a law tightening immigration rules into the country. protesters gathered in lovra square, near the building of the constitutional council, and chanted slogans demanding solidarity for all. to legalize all illegal immigrants in france there is no the need for another law. it is enough to open offices and legalize them. they have been here for many years, they speak french, and speaking fre

sin embargo, la revista forbes dijo que la lista en lista a las personas más exitosas con menos de 30r lanzamiento del juego entre los dodgers de los Ángeles y los piratas de pittsburgh, provocando los gritos y aplausos de los presentes. y cerramos este reportaje con una noticia que sorprendió y entristeció a todos los fans de friends la muerte del actor matthew perry. querida estrella de la exitosa comedia en su papel de chandler bing murió a los 54 años. sus colegas expresaron su profundo dolor, entre ellas su entrañable amiga jennifer aniston, quien dijo que él siempre hacía sus días con su buen sentido del humor. >> gracias grecia por ese recuento pasamos a contarle de unas 800.000 personas que acudieron a pasadena para ser parte de esa tradición que también es icónica del día de año nuevo. ya hablamos del desfile de las rosas. hay docenas de carrozas cubiertas de flores y bandas de marcha. participaron en esta, que es ahora una tradición de 135 años que inició a finales de 1800. el tema del desfile de este año es celebrar un mundo de la música, el lenguaje universal, y en ese eve

and steve forbes is here. president biden again campaigning on bide mom you cans, but he did not use that term today. top democrats warn it's not working with voters. also jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon says former president trump was right on the economy, china, nato and more. it's all coming up on "the evening edit." >> the greatest expression of all time, i think the greatest slogan, whatever you want to call it, it's called make america great again. it's called maga. it's the great e itself of all time. we are going to -- greatest of all time. we are going to put america first, and we are going to make america great again. ♪ ♪ (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell peopl

the kremlin spent today by the count. journalists in the forbes publication about 620 million dollarsd a big thank you to our guys from air defense, who did hold the sky over ukraine, a big thank you to everyone who was involved in eliminating the consequences of this atrocity, a russian atrocity, and thank you to the west for the help, with the help of air defense missiles , but we need more, let's listen, like today several reacted literally this... as the leaders of the countries that help us reacted today at the event. first, let's start with the prime minister of estonia, kaija kalas. at the beginning of the new year, my message is. that the free world can survive russia. we must believe in the victory of ukraine and support it militarily and economically. we must continue to isolate russia and continue the pressure with sanctions. i would just add to ms. kayas that not only can she survive russia, but she will definitely survive, and we just need to help us. she wrote this in own page in the twitter x microblogging network is the former twitter. but what vixy wrote there. we lis

forbes says it's worth 350 million.was asked if he was involved in preparing a financial statement in 2021. and he said he wasn't because he was too busy in the white house "keeping our country safe" from china and russia and then the lawyer had to remind him he wasn't president in 2021, he didn't live in the white house. [ cheering ] but he is as sharp as a tack. speaking of things trump forgot, his son eric was on the stand on friday, wrapping up his testimony in the case which he believes is an embarrassment to our country. >> right now, make no mistake about it, maybe through your very lenses, the entire world is watching this and they're laughing about what's going on. >> jimmy: yeah, that's true, that's true. really couldn't have said it better myself. >> guys, we deserve better than this. let's get the murderers off the street. let's take care of the crime. let's rebuild our infrastructure. everywhere you drive in new york, you hit a pothole and your car gets destroyed. and they're going after a guy who employees

you know at forbes, we have been doing forbes for 104 years, no one on it has ever lied so persistentlyrump. so i think there is something psychological here, more so than just a business motive. but certainly, there are business motives to. and they laid out a really interesting one that hey, this is a guy who was short on cash, and didn't want to have a pay a lot of interest, and figured out a way that he could lower his interest rates. >> christine, and dan, thank you. up next, we look into policy at our nations children, for real. the story, stay with us. stay with us. you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. marlo thomas: my father founded saint jude children's research hospital because he believed no child should die in the dawn of life. in 1984, a patient named stacy arrived, and it began

republican and committee br vote finishing fifth was pat buchanan with six votesfinishing fourth e forbes with eight votes. and finishing third na lugar wi. finishing second was lamar alexander with 15 votes. with 52 votes.irst was senator oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. proud to have worked with such great members of the leadership team. as many of you know, i took a long time to decide who i wa support for president of the united states. i grew up in hampton, and i worked my way thhampshire and then i went in the military. bob dole grew up in america's in russell, kansas, even in the military. and then he his way through college. so our life stories are somewhat similar, but there's a great difference. when i came out of the american military, i had a great belief in our future, the future of our nation and helping future generations. so bob dole. but when bob dole came out of the military, cgenuine america. that's. and that tells me a lot about the character and the courage and the commitment of the man who will be the next president of the united states, who led the fight to balance the f

breakfast and they took afinishing fifth was pat buchanan with six votesfinishing fourth was steve forbes with eight votes. and finishing third was senator -- lugar with 14 votes. finishing second was lamar alexander with 15 votes. and finishing first was senator bob d with 52 votes. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. 000 oh. i am very proud to have worked with such great members of the leadership team. as many of you know, i took a long time to decide who i wa support for president of the united states. i grew up in hampton, and i worked my way through the university of new hampshire and in the military. bob dole grew up in america's in russell, kansas, even in the military. and then he his way through college. so our life stories are somewhat similar, but there's a great difference. when i came out of the american military, i had a great belief in our helping future generations. so bob dole. but when bob dole came out of the military, he came out a genuine american hero. that's. and that tells me a lot about the character and the courage and the commitment of the man o will be the next preside

finishing fourth was steve forbes with eight votes. and finishing third was senator -- lugar with 14 votes. finishing second was lamar alexander with 15 votes. and finishing first was senator bob dole with 52 votes. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. 000 oh. i am very proud to have worked with such great members of the leadership team. as many of you know, i took a long time to decide who i was going to support for president of the united states. i grew up in hampton, and i worked my way through the university of new hampshire and then i went in the military. bob dole grew up in america's in russell, kansas, even in the military. and then he his way through college. so our life stories are somewhat similar, but there's a great difference. when i came out of the american military, i had a great belief in our future, the future of our nation and helping future generations. so bob dole. but when bob dole came out of the military, he came out a genuine american hero. that's. and that tells me a lot about the character and the courage and the comm

but as forbes wrote, the benefits of artificial intelligence are so great that solutions must be found so that its risks do not overshadow its positive uses. artificial intelligence can reduce human errors. it automates repetitive tasks and facilitates work processes and is always available. however , the way to recognize the images produced with gel technology what is deep? business insider recommended that users ask themselves these few questions when viewing content on social networks. are the details of the image blurry? does the lighting look unnatural ? do the words or sounds not match the pictures? do you source this? the content seems reliable. in addition to media literacy recommendations , different countries have taken steps to regulate this technology. for example, in the law passed by china in 2023, content producers who use deep forgery are obliged to share their works with related government agencies. and declare that they produced it with deep forgery. canadian law has adopted three steps to recognize this content. prevention detection and reaction by increasing public

here to tell us more, editor forbes woman, megan mcgrath, and vice chair of the forbes and know yourdin, she is an msnbc analyst. maggie, this years honorees come from 14 different countries and territories and work across 20 different sectors. give us an overview of the diverse lust and, also, one of our main college in this group includes a tech entrepreneur who introduced digital maps to india well before google. who is she? >> that's absolutely right, mika. to start with the overview, thanks to our colleagues in forbes asia, we have uncovered 50 women who are uncovering fashion, finance, science. we have the incoming head of the hong kong stock exchange, bonnie chan. we also have one of our eldest ever listie's, that is 112 year old celine tanaka, she is an environmental advocate and in the. she had it hundred plus in the fall. which came out of hospital, she said she was still planting more trees. elsewhere in india is a and woman you referenced, 67 old burna, she's the ceo of c e in both systems. better known as matt my india. it's like a google maps, but she and her husband co

forbes talked about the fema award for the downtown coastal project.writing took place under this contract. we're getting some of the deliverables and lbe support and come to the port commission on those items and started to think about how we're infusing this work with an equity perspective scnt with the plan. this slide talks about some of the awards that have been given. for communications work, historic preservation work and resilience work. i think what it really reflects is the quality of the work that we've received under this contract. we talk a lot about partnerships with development partners at the port. we enter into the public/private partnerships and we're pretty small team in the resilience program. we have nine staff and we rely on consultant support to develop the program. and so that is required developing a partnership with the consultant team and i will say about the people who worked on the contract that they're committed to this work with the idea of helping san francisco be more resilient to the risks. so i wanted to move into con

it's no surprise that forbes ranked indiana as the number one state in america to start a business. [applause] $150 billion. our private-sector employment is up by 200,000 to the an all-time high while our unemployment roles remain at historic lows. our population is growing faster than every state we've ordered. we've paid $4.5 billion in debt, returned $1.5 billion to the taxpayers all while maintaining prudent reserves to keep our triple a state credit rating. [applause] obviously ladies and gentlemen i don't need to tell you but i'm proud the state of our state indiana is strong. [applause] consider the recognition indiana received last year when we were one of only 3 states out of all 50 that ran the table to win all three big federal partnerships, electronics, electronic hubs and biotech manufacturing hub. each will result in millions of new investments and thousands with good, high-paying jobs to benefit disproportionately for america's related manufacturing and our reshoring strategy. [applause] >> consider the jaw-dropping $28.7 billion in committed capital investment last

it's no surprise that forbes ranked indiana as the number one state in america to start a business. [applause] $150 billion. our private-sector employment is up by 200,000 to the an all-time high while our unemployment roles remain at historic lows. our population is growing faster than every state we've ordered. we've paid $4.5 billion in debt, returned $1.5 billion to the taxpayers all while maintaining prudent reserves to keep our triple a state credit rating. [applause] obviously ladies and gentlemen i don't need to tell you but i'm proud the state of our state indiana is strong. [applause] consider the recognition indiana received last year when we were one of only 3 states out of all 50 that ran the table to win all three big federal partnerships, electronics, electronic hubs and biotech manufacturing hub. each will result in millions of new investments and thousands with good, high-paying jobs to benefit disproportionately for america's related manufacturing and our reshoring strategy. [applause] >> consider the jaw-dropping $28.7 billion in committed capital investment last

abrams tanks, which the united states transferred to kiev in the fall, never reached the front line, forbestes about this. according to him, from the moment arrival in the country, the abrams are nowhere to be seen, it is unclear to which ukrainian formation they were transferred, and what is being done with them. instead, journalists see german leopards, american bradley infantry fighting vehicles, which the russian military is actively destroying. as defense minister sergei shaigu previously stated, exactly. due to heavy losses, the ukrainian regime is in no hurry to use american tanks. in total, kiev received 31 abrams, and the states accelerated deliveries instead of the end of the year, the first vehicles arrived... today is the day in iran national mourning for the victims of the terrorist attack in the city of kirman. a series of explosions occurred at a cemetery where a ceremony was being held in memory of general sulaymaniyah, commander of the special forces of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. he was killed in 1920 during a us operation. the bombs were placed along the road a

we read forbes magazine.chie's film about the war in afghanistan with a budget of $55 million. significant funding for pre-production and production came from russian financial and technology company yandex, which is owned by local streaming service kinopoisk. the publication notes that kinopoisk. and here is a collection of songs called after russia, where just foreign agents sing: coin, leg cramp and others. or here is the unofficial anthem of ukrainian neo-nazis. and in yandex taxi, drivers with the letters z on their cars. they are not allowed on the line; agents continue to make money on the yandex-zen site. but remember how yandex management answers an awkward question? the first question i would like to ask is about the yandex company, why is there such a huge number of people who directly, well, seem to not like russia, create such an impression. you know i don't have that feeling anywhere near me. yes, sorry. olga borisovna lyubimova with a request to at least postpone the screening of this film unti

we have heard ms forbes on this very subject so we know what her position in that regard is.view on matters, ms sturgeon? trio. in line behind your view on matters, ms sturgeon?— ms sturgeon? no, absolutely not. i susect in ms sturgeon? no, absolutely not. i suspect in every — ms sturgeon? no, absolutely not. i suspect in every government - suspect in every government everywhere across the world and i would imagine that the scottish government was no different, ministers will moan about the first minister or the prime minister to each other and maybe i used to do it in a previousjob in each other and maybe i used to do it in a previous job in the scottish government as well. so that is normal. but i expected cabinet discussions, and cabinet discussions were full and robust, detailed. discussions, and cabinet discussions were fulland robust, detailed. i expected all cabinet secretaries to come to those discussions able to argue their points, put their point of your cross and then for us to come to a position at the end of that. that is how cabinet government works. it was abso