i worked at merrill lynch.ut out to merrill, but it wasn't -- i knew i was destined for something else, and to this day, i still love it. >> when you love to merrill, did people think you are crazy. >> people were like, are you mental, so i think my parents had a real talk at me are you sure this is a good idea? sometimes it got to take a leap of faith and go for your passion. you can jump into the pool with your toes dipped in the water. i was doing shows on the side, then i quit. then i was like, i've got to make this a reality, not just a dream. >> nbc's america's got talent was a big thing. >> that took me from being a local act in the new york city area to national and international. people got to see what i do. >>, geeks do you have a year, would you say no? >> i have to talk to my manager, but i would guess between 120 to 130. i had a zoom show, virtual show this morning. there are companies that are shockingly still remote, and i have another show live for new york city. >> is much as i think people lov

merrill? >> there is obviously no legislative solution to abortion because you cannot regulate morality. you need, you need to make the country pro-life country. by president you can make every state require one of your major colleges in that state to be a pro-life college that could provide basic like forms that can be for married couples, child care for the students, some basic simple thing so if a girl gets pregnant, she was in college, there is a system where she can raise the kid, continue her education. the way it is structured if a girl is a college student and gets pregnant she either got a quick college and go home and terminate her career so the problem is make america pro-life instead of luxury people and talking -- lecturing people and talking down to them, you should do this or that, they are all hypocrites anyhow but constitutionally legally the federal government is supposed to regulate interstate commerce so it should have never been in the purview of the federal government. if

and so until they max merrill d w. sports, thanks for being here. so all the strikers named which one that sort of stood out for you the most? well, the maintenance of the goal is harvey kane is unmatched. 21 goals. no one's ever stats of deadliness. like a career like that before, but no one's also have a cost, a $100000000.00 joining a german club. that was the transfer record, broken for a german team and by and signed him. so you'd expect him to pitch in with quite a few goals already. picked up on the face also mentioned that definitely exceeded expectations when he joined the summer. but that labor crews and team has quality all over the pitch and also in attack. florida inverts, who's already basically the stop play at, at such a young age and patrick stick, you just came in on the previous match. david, match se 16 and a score to have to take off the not starting for labor, cruise and independence. they get for over $400.00 days. so actually he's the main strike evict to bonnie face has done this episode well in his stead. um, but so i, i wo

sitting next to professor merrill is dr.ika robinson, a professor of rhetoric and public avocacy and focus primarily in health, culture argumenttation and debate. she's frequently invited to give lectures throughout the u.s. and brazil and commentary to national news organization about issues of politics, health and race. dr. holly cyrus, closest to me, holds a joint appointment in the professor of counseling and mental health professions and leadership. and a member of community organizations and national and international conferences, and authored or co-authored articles ranging from hope, grit and resilience, behavioral health, college persistence and online pedagogy. so we'll engage in this conversation with tina tchen for about 40 minutes, after which we will welcome questions from the audience and we'll conclude around 8:15. so, ms. tchen, here we are. i will lead off and i'll ask you what were your responsibilities as the chief of staff to first lady, michelle obama. >> oh, well, thank you susan, thank you for invitin

. >> joining us now is merrill conan ga vern ski, one of the attorneys for ruby freeman and shaye moss. do either of your clients believe they'll receive any money from rudy giuliani. >> thanks for having me here tonight, anderson. we are willing to follow mr. giuliani to the end of the earth to help our clients recover the money that they deserve, as lady ruby said during her press conference, no amount of money can ever, ever begin to fix what mr. giuliani caused these two amazing, brave heroes. but we will do absolutely everything we can to give them -- to track the money down and try to enforce this judgment as best we can. >> do you know at this stage, i mean, how much money rudy giuliani actually has? i know he's being sued for more than $1 million in unpaid bills by his previous legal team. he owed $60,000 in -- apartment is for sale, sitting on the market for a while now. i know before today's judgment, he owed your clients $200,000 in court ordered sanctions related to legal fees. how do you try to collect $148 million from someone like that? >> it's interesting something you

and so until they max merrill d w. sports, thanks for being here. so all the strikers name, which one that sort of stood out for you the most while the maintenance of the goal is harvey kane is unmatched. 21 goals? no one's ever stats of deadliness. like a career like that before, but no one's also have it costs a 100000000 joining a german club that was the transfer record, broken for a german same and by and signed them. so you'd expect them to pitch in with quite a few goals already. picked up on the face also mentioned that definitely exceeded expectations when he joined the summer. but that labor crews and team has quality all over the pitch and also in attack. florida inverts, who's already basically the stop play at, at such a young age and patrick sick you just came in on the previous match, david, match se 16 and a school to have to take off the not stopping for labor, cruise and independence. they get for over $400.00 days. so actually he's the main strike evict to bunny face has done as ever so well in his stead. um, but so i, i would rea

sitting next to professor merrill is dr. tomeka robinson.or of rhetoric, rhetoric and public advocacy and the senior associate dean in the rabinowitz honors college. her scholarship focuses primarily in the areas of health, culture and argumentation and debate. she is frequently invited to give lectures throughout the u.s. and brazil and regularly gives commentary to regional and national news organizations about issues of politics, health and race. dr. hollis serra, closest to me, holds a joint appointment as a professor in the department of counseling and mental health professions and educational leadership. she's an active member of numerous professional and community organizations, has presented at regional, national and international conferences and has authored or coauthored articles on topics ranging from the impact of hope, grit and resilience. behavioral health, college persistence and online pedagogy. so we will engage in this conversation with tina tchen for about 40 minutes, after which we will welcome questions from the audience

to start somebody, just as it is, i'm guessing and when you're on the vending, erica, if you're in a merrill relationship is just isn't to stab someone in their screen because they don't use it. so if it's just as easy as harm, somebody in stock number the tracking number and then an hour 15, then why do you guys have a problem with sending them with i phone with anything being banned? what, what i choose to defend myself with is not your business or anyone else. i'm just going by the same part and you can tell somebody with the night. yeah. and you can also tell somebody with a gun, but otherwise in case you're not any close to me. okay. yeah. so you don't have to be near proximity and don't you think it makes a partner to kill that person? if you want to kill levers, it doesn't matter if it's harder or easier. a tool is a tool, whether you're doing it from 5, the way i can shoots you from here, or it isn't your from way over there. interesting, sorry, let me get your name and the last part of it now, but now we're arguing the morality of to we don't walk away. we're having in the yeah, the

to stop somebody just as it is, i'm guessing, and when you have standing, erica tara, if you're in a merrill relationship, it is just as easy to stab someone in their skip as it shoots. and so if it's just as easy as harm, somebody in stock number the tracking number with a life then and they are 15, then why do you guys have problems sending them with i probably they even be in band what, what i choose to defend myself with is not your business or anyone else with i'm just going by the same part and you can tell somebody with the night. yeah. and you can also tell somebody with a gun, but otherwise in case you're not any close to me. okay. yeah. so you don't have to be in that proximity, don't you think it makes a partner to kill that person? if you want to kill levers, it doesn't matter if it's harder or easier. a tool is a tool, whether you're doing it from 5 the way i can shoot him from here. or is there a different way over there that says, thanks sorry, let me get your name and a lot partnered with them. but now, where are you in the morality of to me? yeah, john walk away. we're havin

sitting next to professor merrill is dr. tomeka robinson. she's a professor of rhetoric, rhetoric and public advocacy and the senior associate dean in the rabinowitz honors college. her scholarship focuses primarily in the areas of health, culture and argumentation and debate. she is frequently invited to give lectures throughout the u.s. and brazil and regularly gives commentary to regional and national news organizations about issues of politics, health and race. dr. hollis serra, closest to me, holds a joint appointment as a professor in the department of counseling and mental health professions and educational leadership. she's an active member of numerous professional and community organizations, has presented at regional, national and international conferences and has authored or coauthored articles on topics ranging from the impact of hope, grit and resilience. behavioral health, college persistence and online pedagogy. so we will engage in this conversation with tina tchen for about 40 minutes, after which we will welcome questions f

. >> merrill, i really want you to walk through how we got here. we heard rudy giuliani continue to, frankly, the unrepentant, after the verdict was read. he was outside the courtroom reiterating the definition that he did that got him in trouble in the first place. i want people to understand that there was a process to get here, meaning, giuliani had lawyers, that could have defended him, and they did to the, best of their ability, explain why the liability portion of this case was determined, because it's pretty clear, and i am looking at the filings here, marrow, he had a chance at the chance to be able to produce what he needed to produce to you and, specifically, to the financial documents making you two guys. in the end, the judge was left to sanction him by striking his pleas, right? >> how much time do you have? it was a very, long, tortured, meticulous process, and it was not only the financial documents that mr. giuliani refused to produce, it was any documents. he produced a sliver of documents in his possession, and most of those were

best of the please don't forget that the voters tomorrow and don't forget that your bank account is in merrill lynch. that's your key design in stanford. i looked at it is this or but it's in, it's it, it was executive the means applied and look, if somebody the rides is that you want to get you out there because let me interrupt you for a change of elizabeth community comes uh, uh, chipped and some of the boxes here as they say, look what's happened to in february to 1000 to 22. we repeatedly meant for many here. so we have been saying the ukraine in the is unacceptable. in december 21, we suggested to us and they to the 3 to guaranteeing security in new york for every one. this was read, yet the meanest agreements have been on the mind. the people see and it could be said that they never intended to mount them. they needed to gain more time to with more arms into great again structure. anyway, we stopped at this authoration which and made a special address. he explained everything which lied behind our action. the americans and the such a lights come them that strongly. okay. the office, the

supreme court ruling stating that india has no right to make this decision on the future of the region. merrill gardens, this is an important day as both these bills will be pos and also because this will be written in golden, left us in the history of john wayne smith in india. today, the supreme court upheld the 2019 gentleman cust me a reorganization bill. it's constitution valid, it's a and the process to follow pakistan and categorically rejects the judgment, denounced by the supreme court of india. india has no right to make unilateral decisions on the status of this dispute. the territory, which is against the will of the customary people. i'm to pakistan, india cannot renounce international obligations under the pretext of its domestic legislation and traditional verdict. hundreds of taken to the streets and pakistan to protest india as move on to move and kashmir. demonstrators burned indian flags and demanded that the decision be overruled. new delhi based political analysts, kotik chopra says the ruling of firms, kashmir status as an integral part of india. essentially, this is a rei

and in merrill cash, we have martin jay, he is an award winning journalist and commentator part gentleman cross type roles and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it probably start with georgian in budapest. well, i did so lensky and his regime got a, a little bit of a, a, i guess we can call public relations success. you know, the european union minus hungry which victor, victor urban, went for a coffee apparently and then they passed you know, the.

supreme court ruling stating that india has no right to make this decision on the future of the region, merrill gardens, this is an important day as both these bills will be passed and also because this will be written in golden left us in the history of john wayne smith and dean's yeah. today the supreme court upheld the 2019 gentleman cost me a reorganization bill. it's constitution valid, it's a and the process to follow. pakistan and categorically rejects the judgement, denounced by the supreme court of india. india has no right to make unilateral decisions on the status of this dispute to territory, which is against the will of the customary people i'm to pakistan. india cannot renounce international obligations under the pretext of its domestic legislation. and traditional verdict and hundreds have taken to the streets in pakistan to protest. india's move on to move and kashmir, demonstrators burned indian flags, and demanded that the decision be overruled. usually base political analysts cartoon show for us as the ruling of firms, kashmir status as an integral part of india. essentially,

supreme court ruling stating that india has no right to make this decision on the future of the region. merrill gardens, this is an important day as both this bills will be paused and also because this will be written in golden. let us in the history of john wayne smith and india. today, the supreme court upheld the 2019 gentleman cost me every organization bill. it's constitution valid, it's a and the process to follow back is done categorically, rejects the judgements announced by the supreme court of india. india has no right to make unilateral decisions on the status of this dispute to territory, which is against the will of the customary people i'm to pakistan. india cannot renounce international obligations under the pretext of its domestic legislation. i'm traditional verdict, its hundreds have taken to the streets in pakistan to protest india as move on to move and kashmir. demonstrators burned indian flags and demanded that the decision be over ruled. you jelly base political analysts kartik cho for us as the ruling of firms, kashmir status as an entry level part of india. essentially,

pseudo artistic symbolic expression, calling for acts that seemed to transgress any civil war time, merrill and human laws. that may sound as a call for murder of the scale it came to ouch, which puts the whole honest world face to face with a madness there must be confronted and firmly rejected. we do hope that is rarely, authorities will react to such shameful abuse as terrorism. can never be a response to terrorism. now the official also seems to be worried about another thing. he says that israel has to show its strength in front of his beloved when it comes to this current floor with him us. which basically the conclusion here is that a israel must win no matter what, but this isn't the 1st time is rarely official, came out with such controversial statements. the says last month we have the is really an is rarely security cabinet member who said that as well as quotes rolling out the gaza, not the boss. we have another statement from the jerusalem affairs and heritage minister for has suggested that dropping a nuclear bomb on garza is also an option. so really here it seems like there

supreme court ruling stating that india has no right to make this decision on the future of the region. merrill gardens, this is an important day as both these bills will be pos and also because this will be written in golden, left us in the history of john wayne smith and india. today the supreme court upheld the 2019 john $1.00 cost me a reorganization bill. it's constitution valid. it's a and the process to follow. pakistan categorically rejects the judgements announced by the supreme court of india. india has no right to make unilateral decisions on the status of this dispute to territory, which is against the will of the customary people i'm to pakistan. india cannot renounce international obligations under the pretext of its domestic legislation and traditional verdict of hundreds of taken to the streets in pakistan to protest . and he has moved on to move and kashmir, demonstrators burnt indian flags, and demand that the decision be over ruled annually. base political analysts car t chopra says the ruling of firms, kashmir status as an integral part of india. essentially, this is a reite

supreme court ruling stating that india has no right to make this decision on the future of the region. merrill gardens, this is an important day as both these bills will be pos and also because this will be written in golden, left us in the history of john wayne smith and india. today the supreme court upheld the 2019 gentleman cost me a reorganization bill. it's constitution valid, it's a and the process to follow pakistan categorically rejects the judgements announced by the supreme court of india. india has no right to make unilateral decisions on the status of this dispute to territory, which is against the will of the customary people. i'm to practice them. india cannot renounce international obligations under the pretext of its domestic legislation and traditional verdict and hundreds have taken to the streets in pakistan and protests of india as move on to move and kashmir. demonstrators burned indian flags and demanded that the decision be over ruled new jelly base political analysts. cartridge chopra says the ruling of firms, kashmir status as an integral part of india. essentially, t

supreme court ruling stating that india has a right to make this decision on the future of the region. merrill gardens, this is an important day as both these bills will be pos and also because this will be written in golden, left us in the history of john wayne smith and india. today the supreme court upheld the 2019 gentleman cust me a reorganization bill. it's constitution valid, it's a and the process to follow pakistan and categorically rejects the judgement denounced by the supreme court of india. india has no right to make unilateral decisions on the status of this dispute to territory, which is against the will of the customary people. i'm to practice them. india cannot renounce international obligations under the pretext of its domestic legislation and traditional verdict hundreds have taken to strengthen pakistan to protest and d as move on. jonathan's kashmir demonstrates his bond to indian flags on demand that if a decision b o, those rules need any base political analysts context all process the ruling suns, cost me a status as an integrity pulse of india. essentially, this is a r

and in merrill cash, we have martin jay. he is an award winning journalist and commentator. i gentleman across black roles and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it probably start out with george and in budapest. well, i so lensky and his regime got uh, a little bit of, uh, a, i guess we can call public relations success. you know, the european union minus hungry, which victor, victor urban, went for a coffee, apparently, and then they passed, you know, this a world historic. go back. you know, the start the accession of ukraine into nato. well, yeah, it was a photo op if you know, they all got to sing come by. um, but it's basically my belief, meaningless at this point in, by the way, george gary and bill can vote a detail many more times down the road during this process. george, that's it. absolutely right. and it is a very interesting issue that you raise about this extraordinary emotional attachment to ukraine because your brain is, we know it's not a member of nato, it's not a member of the european union, and it has no, no real.

and in merrill cash, we have martin jay, he is an award winning journalist and commentator. i gentleman across black roles in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated probably start out with george and in budapest. well, i the lensky and his regime got uh, a little bit of, uh, a, i guess we can call public relations success. you know, the european union minus hungry, which big victor urban, went for a coffee, apparently. and then they passed, you know, this a world historic go back, you know, start the accession of ukraine into nato. well, yeah, it was a photo op if, you know, they all got to sing, come by. um, but it's basically my belief, meaningless at this point. and by the way, george don't guarantee bill can vote detail many more times down the road during this process, george, because that's absolutely right. and it is a very interesting issue that you raise about this extraordinary emotional attachment to ukraine because your brain is, we know it's not a member of nato, it's not a member of the european union, and it has no, no real,

and in merrill cash, we have martin jay, he is an award winning journalist and commentator, gentleman across black roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciate it. probably start out with george and in budapest. well, i the lensky and his regime got uh, a little bit of, uh, a, i guess we can call public relations success. you know, the european union minus hungry, which big victor urban, went for a coffee, apparently. and then they passed, you know, this a world historic go back, you know, this start the accession of ukraine into nato. well, yeah, it was a photo op. it, and, you know, they all got to sing come by. um, but it's basically quite believe meaningless at this point. and by the way, george gary instead bill can vote detail many more times down the road during this process. george, that's absolutely right. and it is a very interesting issue that you raise about this extraordinary emotional attachment to ukraine because your brain is, we know it's not a member of nato, it's not a member of the european union. it has no, no real, you kn

and in merrill cash, we have martin j. he is an award winning journalist and commentator. i gentleman across black roles and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. probably start out with george and in budapest. well, i, it's a lensky and his regime got uh, a little bit of, uh, a, i guess we can call public relations success. you know, the european union minus hungry, which victor, victor urban, went for a coffee, apparently, and then they passed, you know, this a world historic. go back. you know, this start the accession of ukraine into nato. well, yeah, it was a photo op it, and you know, they all got to sing come by. um, but it's basically quite believe meaningless at this point. and by the way, george don't guarantee bill can vote detail many more times down the road during this process. george, that's absolutely right. and it is a very interesting issue that you raise about this extraordinary emotional attachment to ukraine. because your brain is, we know it's not a member of nato. it's not a member of the european union and it

and in merrill cash, we have martin j. he is an award winning journalist and commentator part gentleman across our girls and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. probably start out with george and in budapest. well, i, the lensky and his regime got a, a little bit of a, a, i guess we can call public relations success. you know, the european union minus hungry, which victor, victor urban, went for a coffee, apparently, and then they passed, you know, this a world historic go back. you know, start the accession of ukraine into nato. well, yeah, it was a photo op if you know, they all got to sing come by. um, but it's basically quite believe meaningless at this point in, by the way, george gary and still can vote detail many more times down the road during this process. george. because that's absolutely right, and it is a very interesting issue that you raise about this extraordinary emotional attachment to ukraine. because your brain is, we know it's not a member of nato, it's not a

and in merrill cash, we have martin j. he is an award winning journalist and commentator. i gentleman across black roles and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it probably start out with george and in budapest. well, i, it's a lensky and his regime got uh, a little bit of, uh, a, i guess we can call public relations success. you know, the european union minus hungry, which victor, victor urban, went for a coffee, apparently, and then they passed, you know, there's a world historic go back, you know, start the accession of ukraine into nato. well, yeah, it was a photo op it, and you know, they all got to sing come by. um, but it's basically quite believe meaningless at this point. and by the way, george don't guarantee bill can vote detail many more times down the road during this process. george, that's absolutely right. and it is a very interesting issue that you raise about this extraordinary emotional attachment to ukraine. because your brain is, we know it's not a member of nato. it's not a member of the european union and it has

utilize the wealth management business and bank of america and i think there's a crown jewel which is merrillh, and they can't seem to have the same type of similar realization. i would love to see them address it. >> speaking of asset managers, black rock, top 2024 pick. outperform, from 825, those shares are up in three months. farmer jim? >> sometimes the investment thesis is so simple. this is a business that makes money on fees. we were talking about the s&p 500. i don't think anybody had that in their operating model. it's been an everything rally. that may not continue at that pace through 2024 but i believe the markets will be strong and healthy which means earnings are going up. >> joe, regeneron today gets its target to 1125 from 1,050. that's at oppenheimer. outperform. you own that. >> that's a long way to go. this is a stock we added to the etf in january. the stock is up year to date this is a reasonably valued health care company at 24 times. i don't see anything in terms of the revenue growth or deterioration that would drive us out of the position. the momentum is well entren

he has filed a lawsuit against the black merrill. and there an yooutpouring of grief.merrill.n outpouring of grief. he was known for his role in "parasite" that took home an oscar. but domestically his career spanned two decades and he was a household name. he starred in a number of tv shows, in films and just a very sorrowful and sad time for many of his fans. local media has reported that funeral will be held for the actor quitely for be reached family members and colleagues. >> such a sad story. thank you for that report.reach family members and colleagues. >> such a sad story. thank you for that report. >>> if anyone can say 2023 was their year, it was taylor swift. the pop music icon achieved everything from having the heist gr highest grossing tour of all-time to finding love and boosting nfl ticket sales. anna stewart has more. >> reporter: she's certainly not the anti-hero of 2023. ♪ it's me, hi, i'm the problem it's me ♪ >> reporter: in fact she is "time" person of the year. it would be hard to imagine greater success or bigger revenues. three best selling albums. and

misses merrill -- mrs. merrow now lives in tennessee with her husband and children. lieutenant melissa mccafferty. lieutenant mccafferty is a 2011 graduate of the coast guard academy. she served as director of operations and deputy director of operations and the coast guard response to hurricanes america maria, and carmen. she is a tillman and truman scholar. she received a masters in applied economics from johns hopkins university and is a 2023 graduate of georgetown university law center. lieutenant mccafferty is currently in private practice in washington, d.c. and will share her personal experiences as well. we have cadet home >>>, a member of the coast guard academy class of 2024. for the past two years she has served as the president of cadets against sexual assault, a student run organization that provides resources for her peers who have experienced sexual assault and advocates for improved policies and procedures. colonel lori fenner, united states air force retired. colonel fenner is the director of government relations at the service women's action network

merrill landed and got scooped up by bank of america. ge -- >> aig. >> aig.re coming in at 3,000 feet and there was still debris on the runway. we were leaking oil. and, you know, that was the moment. so the ship or the plane in that analogy that we took over, was a really damaged vehicle, but we managed to land. with the help of t.a.r.p. and our large investor, we brought ourselves out of that immediate crisis zone, but just when we had come out of it we went into another crisis moody's were going to downgrade us 3 notches. over the next two years we fought this incredibly tough battle to convince them that they were looking at us from a historical perspective, not from a current or forward looking perspective. so it was as an institution as i look back, more of how do you go from survival, fragility, healing, you know, balanced and then strong. and each of those have almost been different jobs along the journey. right now we're strong. wherever the stock is trading, i think it was up this morning. unambiguously we're strong. but there were several different

so this was the first time negative language began to be applied to the merrill character. particularly tos. fathers. when fathers began working out of the home the last technical family dynamics they were no longer in tune with their children thoughts and feelings. and already in the 19th century we see fathers begin to be painted as irrelevant and incompetent. to date we are so used to fathers being out of the home you don'tim realize what a shock it was at the time. let me give you a few quotes. this is an article in parents magazine from 1842 paternal neglect has become one of the most abundant sources of domestic sorrow. frances willard was one of the most influential men of the 19th century said god is the father but how many families there are where the prototype of the divine is practically absent from sunday to sunday. as a result boy started losing touch with a close up a model of what it meant to be a man. sociologist writes for the first time in american history young men experience an identity crisis. historians boy's grip alienated from their fathers andor fro

merrill? >> there is obviously no legislative solution to abortion because you cannot regulate morality. you need, you need to make the country pro-life country. by president you can make every state require one of your major colleges in that state to be a pro-life college that could provide basic like forms that can be for married couples, child care for the students, some basic simple thing so if a girl gets pregnant, she was in college, there is a system where she can raise the kid, continue her education. the way it is structured if a girl is a college student and gets pregnant she either got a quick college and go home and terminate her career so the problem is make america pro-life instead of luxury people and talking -- lecturing people and talking down to them, you should do this or that, they are all hypocrites anyhow but constitutionally legally the federal government is supposed to regulate interstate commerce so it should have never been in the purview of the federal government. if

misses merrill -- mrs. merrow now lives in tennessee with her husband and children.utenant melissa mccafferty. lieutenant mccafferty is a 2011 graduate of the coast guard academy. she served as director of operations and deputy director of operations and the coast guard response to hurricanes america maria, and carmen. she is a tillman and truman scholar. she received a masters in applied economics from johns hopkins university and is a 2023 graduate of georgetown university law center. lieutenant mccafferty is currently in private practice in washington, d.c. and will share her personal experiences as well. we have cadet home >>>, a member of the coast guard academy class of 2024. for the past two years she has served as the president of cadets against sexual assault, a student run organization that provides resources for her peers who have experienced sexual assault and advocates for improved policies and procedures. colonel lori fenner, united states air force retired. colonel fenner is the director of government relations at the service women's action network and

decorated vietnam vet star football player a spokesperson for thornburgh head of communications at merrill lynch which was right downtown during 911. ultimate lee retired as vice chair bank of america so is a big deal guy in my world and someone i respect a lot. so i go to lunch. i'm kind of nervous at chit chat and towards the end of lunch i said, so have you seen the movie the intern? he goes, no i said, okay. i explained the whole thing. and then i said, so would you be my intern next summer? and he goes like he starts that, you know, adjust his hearing because i think he thinks he's misheard me. so i explain and he said he had to go home and think about it, which i knew meant he had to ask his wife and i was so happy. he came back the next morning and said that, yes, he would be my summer intern. i said, well, you're so senior, i need to pay you like a retainer something to get you to come. he asks, what do the other interns and i said $18 an hour? he says, take it. i said, but me give you an office. where do the other interns sit? in the bullpen in the media area? he says. sit there a

. >> merrill, i really want you to walk through how we got here. we heard rudy giuliani continue to, frankly, the unrepentant, after the verdict was read. he was outside the courtroom reiterating the defamation that he did that got him in trouble in the first place. i want people to understand that there was a process to get here, meaning, giuliani had lawyers, that could have defended him, and they did to the, best of their ability, but explain why the liability portion of this case was determined, because it's pretty clear, and i am looking at the filings here, meryl, he had a chance at the chance to be able to produce what he needed to produce to you and, specifically, to the financial documents he didn't give you guys. in the end, the judge was left to sanction him by striking his pleas, right? >> how much time do you have? it was a very, long, tortured, meticulous process, and it was not only the financial documents that mr. giuliani refused to produce, it was any documents. he produced a sliver of documents in his possession, and most of thos

i worked at merrill lynch for a long time and we were really drilled into learning don't buy value trapstually goes up and when you're taking a look at stocks with earnings greater than the market, with p-e's less than the market, start with a simple garp screen and apply that to what is going on in the value index i think we're positioned to buy companies where we see earnings exploding. remember recommend very negative earnings heading into next year. we have recession, will slow down. charles: right. >> same stuff they said last year and they were wrong. we actually think that earnings are going to accelerate especially the first half of the year. so we think that value in this more growth at a reasonable price value stocks, not just because of history but what we're seeing fundamentally is a great place to be. charles: i want to share, some of changes bmo made on december 1st. you added disney. a lot of people are jumping on the disney train. regents financials. you made a boatload of money on this idea, and boston properties. real estate in last three weeks have been the number one

immigrant alternative for gemini party is hoping to build on an electro brakes for after when he gets 1st merrill 10 a contest in a launch eastern town. that's amongst the policy has been searching in national polls. so somebody came to pull stuff from tabitha. they have high hopes for the regional elections next year. so, so many germans winter is a times of christmas markets. and in that sense, piano is no exception. but in another sense, it's unique because this town has just the link to those. it's matt tim, last amendment, open links to the far right policy. alternative for germany. many people here on sure what to make of it. so i think it's okay that finally someone else is in the job that they might have a different perspective from the main parties, but maybe things will change here soon as well. i'm cuz i was, did you decide that this happened? let's see how things turn out to look and i will take office here in the town hall in february representing of moments of trying to him personally. but also for the if day, this is the 1st may oh election victory in this country. it's also a demo

too the sas is working with tribesmen in north burma and they are force multiplier for what known as merrill's marauders in 1944. so, you know, i just think from the sort of irregular warfare side, there's a lot to fill there. and i think also in my opinion from the logistical side, but it's not sexy. you know, it's it's hard to approach beans and bullets side of war and make that really interesting on its own face. i tell you, there's a human story there, too. and i think that's that's maybe how that could be done. just it just might happen. yeah. yeah, sure. you're you have this completely alien and alternative history. what would you see the u.s. army in the making room for choosing to go to the philippines for themselves? the beginning of the history of the. yeah, great question. so it's funny because, last fall i really looked into this very deeply because i gave a about what was called operation causeway the potential invasion of formosa, what we call taiwan, gave a presentation to a group of senior level army officers. and because obviously that's relevant, obviously today's world, unfo

edward m merrill: asas you gentn whwho have seeeen the trananst knknow, there'e's very litite physysicalage at all.. anand practicacally, itit's nonexisistent. repoporter: whatat about the emotioional damagege that they y talked abobout? is thahat possiblele? edward mererrill: therere is no o case in cacalifornia that i i know of t that holds that emomotional damamage is bodidily injury.y. lenore c c. terr: ii couldndn't believeve it. the e mind and t the brain?? ththat's not b bodily harmr? what youou do to a p person's m, whwhat you do o to a youngng cs develoloping mind?d? rereporter: bubus driver e edy was among g the early y arrivs atat the alamemeda coununty courthohouse, closely y followed b by some f the chilildren who w were kidnad with him i in july of f last y. jill k klinge: so o the childn had d to be brouought in and hahad to testitify about e injujuries that t they sustata. theyey had to faface the kidnappersrs in that c courtro. jennifer b brown hyde:e: i can n remember m my mom sasaying that t the kidnapaps wowould be in n the room.. i i was so scacared. reporterer: ed r

edward m merrill: asas you gentn whwho have seeeen the trananst knknow, there'e's very litite physysical.. anand practicacally, itit's nonexisistent. repoporter: whatat about the emotioional damagege that they y talked abobout? is thahat possiblele? edward mererrill: therere is no o case in cacalifornia that i i know of t that holds that emomotional damamage is bodidily injury.y. lenore c c. terr: ii couldndn't believeve it. the e mind and t the brain?? ththat's not b bodily harmr? what youou do to a p person's m, whwhat you do o to a youngng cs develoloping mind?d? rereporter: bubus driver e edy was among g the early y arrivs atat the alamemeda coununty courthohouse, closely y followed b by some f the chilildren who w were kidnad with him i in july of f last y. jill k klinge: so o the childn had d to be brouought in and hahad to testitify about e injujuries that t they sustata. theyey had to faface the kidnappersrs in that c courtro. jennifer b brown hyde:e: i can n remember m my mom sasaying that t the kidnapaps wowould be in n the room.. i i was so scacared. reporterer: ed ray e expla

she worked at merrill lynch with her family, her father and her brother, as a wealth manager.hen they were recruited to ubs. >> what was it that made her so good at what she was doing? >> she was such an honorable person and a reliable person. in our business, to be trusted, to be a valued advisor is so important. >> in addition to her career success, shele was longing to start a family. >> you had found love and got married to marc. shele, in her early 30s, still trying to find that right person. what was that like for her? >> i'm sure it was very frustrating for her. she was looking for mr. right. she wanted to be married. she wanted children. that's what she wanted. >> i met shele february 15th, the day after valentine's day, in 1998 at a jewish singles party at a place called le bar bat. >> we started chatting and we hit it off. >> what was it about her that sparked interest for you? >> she was smart. we wanted the same things in life. it was just an instant connection. >> they met and just fell head over heels for each other. >> he was a much younger man, 6'2", good looki

. >> when i started in training at merrill lynch. retail broker. you started private equity? being in a pod on united, why did i go into retail brokerage, steve? why didn't you talk to me at the same time? >> first of all, i don't own a jet and don't oeb a hewn a heli >> you could! >> and, ausll right, my wife doesn't own either. my old firm owned a gulfstream jet. used to own that in my old firm. >> and i own -- >> thank you. thanks. >> save you from this. that's okay. thank you. he does not need to be saved. we do. >>> coming up on the other side of this, a special interview with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, but next, we're going to take stock of a busy advertising from the flight of companies from x. emerging channels you may not have thought of. ceos of the trade desk will in us when "squawk box" comes right back. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ here we go. what cacan we land?h spy? you're old enough to do it in the sky now.

and in merrill cash, we have martin j. he is an award winning journalist and commentator part gentleman across our girls and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. probably start out with george and in budapest. well, i the lensky and his regime got uh, a little bit of uh, a i guess we can call public relations success. you know the european union minus hungry which victor, victor irvin, went for a coffee apparently and then they passed, you know, this a world historic. go back. you know, this start the accession of ukraine into nato. well, yeah, it was a photo op it and you know, they all got to sing come by um, but it's basically quite believe meaningless at this point. and by the way, george gary and still can vote detail many more times down the road during this process. george, that's absolutely right. and it is a very interesting issue that you raise about this extraordinary emotional attachment to ukraine. because your brain is, we know it's not a member of nato. it's not a m

hello my name is merrill katz and i'm the neighbor at 63 potomac street. i'm two doors down from them on the same side. i've been there for 24 years, since 1999. i was friends with the family who lived there before for 17 years. and i've been friends with them for the past seven years. and our neighborhood is a really special neighborhood and all the kids play on the street, at the doors are open, the kids can go back and forth to each other and keeping the families in the neighborhood is super important. we sorry, i don't like speaking in front of people. we did our own remodel also because those houses are all really small. you can't it's there's just no space for people. and so you need the space. you want to be able to have the family and you want to be able to also work at home in terms of the neighborhood, everyone's friends and i can see the back of their house from my house. i've looked at their plans also. it looks to me very similar to a lot of the houses that have been remodeled in the past ten years. i don't really see a difference with it. and