david greene, president, the service employs international union l. a. a best, you know, all the guys that you're representing as well. thank you. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. no less. amid the coven taylor in the u. s. a president joe biden is continuing to praise his team's policies during the pandemic to today. america is the only leading economy in the world where the economy is a whole is stronger than before the pandemic. no wonder one leading economic out asked me analyst describe what we've accomplished in 2021 is the strongest 1st year economic track record of any president in the last 50 years. however, a recent poll suggests that 68 percent of american say the economy is the biggest concern. now, while just that he's 7 percent think the virus is one of the top 5 pirates. he's a major shifted opinion from a year ago. see more of i will be talking about on the main site r. c dot com, but for now that socks international world news at 11, where are the old shooting in from around the globe rights? have you company? it's been kevin oh

i spoke with david green, the president of the service employees internationally, and he said to allowing the muslim faith to continue working could was in the crisis a, you know, it's a really scary, dangerous time because you know, our job, our 1st job is to protect the people we serve the patients in these hospitals and by forcing our nurses and health care workers to tap to come in if there cove it pause it, it puts these patients at risk. so we're, we're asking, you know, our local elected officials here and, and our community groups and anybody that will listen to you. we want to reversal this policy. and we, we really believe that it's health and safety crisis if they force our nurses to have to come to work while their cobra expose we, we thought it could be, it can make a really difficult crisis even more difficult. nevertheless, amid the covey chaos in the u. s. president joe biden is continuing to praise his team's policies during the pandemic. today, america is the only leading economy in the world where the economy as a whole, is stronger than before the pandemic. no wonder o

david green, the president of the service employees international union. he says, allowing the mildly infected to continue working could worse in the crisis. you know, it's a really scary, dangerous time because you know our job, our 1st job is to protect the people. we serve the patients in these hospitals. and by forcing our nurses and health care workers to tap to come in, if their coven pause, it puts these patients at risk. so we're, we're asking, you know, our local elected officials here and our community groups, and anybody that will listen to you. we want to reversal this policy and we, we really believe that it's health and safety crisis if they force our nurses to have to come to work while their cobra expose we. we thought it could be, it can make a really difficult crisis, even more difficult. american states suffering the most draconian coded restrictions include california and new york. many people are leaving these areas attracted by the tax benefits of other states, more than $600000.00 people leaving new york and california for lower tax

reporter: david green says lawsuits like this one can be difficult to win. >> it is hard from a firstmendment perspective and a statutory perspective to hold these internet platforms responsible. reporter: in an emailed statement, a facebook spokesperson said, we ban more than 1000 militarized social comments from our platform. these claims are without legal basis. underwood's sister says she wants her brother to be remembered for his heart of gold. >> my brother stood for something which was honesty and integrity, is sense of community. reporter: the criminal attorney for justice said the trial is scheduled for april, 2023. kristen: acting icon, remembering sidney poitier. a fire damaged home on the market, what it is like to sell a house like this in the bay area. fishtail, a bit of living history. meet the oldest aquarium fish in the world. meteorologist: our transition to a sunnier weekend on the way. i will show you some sunnier say hello to 2022 with xfinity and you'll get fast and reliable internet for only nineteen ninety-nine a month for twelve months. plus, you can get twelv

also watching the suit closely, david greene with the electronic frontier foundation. who says facebook is also protected under free speech. courts have found that merely knowing that people are using your site for these things isn't enough. no, i contacted facebook today regarding the lawsuit spokesperson kevin mccallister sent me this statement that reads. we banned more than 1000 militarized social movements from our platform and work closely with experts to address the broader issue of internet radicalization. these claims are without legal basis. zakariyah u . s. army air force sergeant pleaded not guilty to shooting and killing underwood. he's also by the way accused of killing santa cruz county sheriff's deputy a man named damon guts waller several days after underwood's death back to you. alright, ondra senior live in the newsroom. thank you, andre. also new at 6 80 transit is now warning riders to prepare for possible delays beginning tomorrow, the agency says covid related sick calls among bus operators, mechanics and service employees are affecting service t

future could be conceived in palo alto and abc 7 reporter david louis explains governor newsom was there reporting his plan to make it easier to go greenavid: innovation has been at the heart of what silicon valley does, developing a carbon-free future with electric and autonomous vehicles. automakers like ford, which established an innovation center in palo alto sick choose ago, have an ally in governor newsom. he sees them as essential partners in a $10 billion zero emissions vehicle spending plan. >> you can't be serious about addressing climate change decarbonizing your economy and running your economy on a carbon-free engine unless you are making investments to partner with automobile manufacturers to do just that. david: with the goal to end a sale of gasoline-power vehicles by 2035, the governor wants to find $6 billion in the next budget to ease the transition. the money would expand the network of charging stations and support development of zero-emission trucks, transit and school buses. a quarter billion dollars would help low income residents buy new or used zero-emission vehicles. >> this isn't just about climate change on

after he returned to east, david out of the central green which is in the drawing, with the distant views to the golden gate this is following we all know that bernard maibach and john galen howard blew it out all the way and they were both trained in paris and abandon his skin under the patriot suit rehearsed ÃÃthe only remaining elements are of strawberry creek and one curb drive along the north. in 1866 back in partnership with locks in new york, while also serving as an editor for the nation, he completed three campus plans, one for the massachusetts agricultural college in amherst, another columbia institute for the deaf and dumb, known as gallaudet university.and one for the university of maine in colonel ÃÃwhich could be used as a parade down memories of recent war being very fresh at that time, which slopes down to. his plans for colonial institute for the deaf and dumb, no gallaudet, exhibits a number of developing ideas one observation that "american college buildings have been generally placed in plan with an equally consistent regard to make the greatest public display possib

david: congressman, we thank you for being here, happy new year to you. congressman green the dow is on pace for a second day of records after hitting all-time highs earlier today. got nor cavuto "coast to coast" when we continue. . . david: look at all the indexes. the dow, this is the best santa claus rally the dow had in 13 years right now. but, nasdaq is having a tough time. look at that, 10% drop in nasdaq. usually the nasdaq goes down like that when interest rate are up. indeed interest rates are up right now. another thing that are up, are oil prices. higher for second day in a row. they are not on pace for a six week high. maybe they're up because omicron may not be that bad. look who is here to guide you through the next hour. good to see you, charles. charles payne is with us. good to see you, my friend. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." two roads have diverged in the woods. investors decided to one less traveled. talking about the results of big time now, see growth stocks getting hammered. david just pointed it out as we see ag

cnbc obtained a letter from david einhorn, hedge fund manager with green light capital.s in part we believe inflation will cause a recession regardless of what the fed chooses to do. the higher prices of necessities will ultimately cause low income consumers to cut back on other things. there are signs this is already happening. and he's not alone. some big democratic supporters and others are saying that as well. here's steve rattner and jeffrey gunlock. >> the key issue that we have at the moment is how to land the plane and get inflation down without affecting the rest of the economy. it's going to be tricky to land that plane safely and not end up in a recession. >> i think the bond market is showing enough of a recession indicator that by 2023 it seems pretty likely. i think it's -- it's certainly a non-zero probability that you get a recession in the later part of 2022. >> i know you say you're worried about everything. are you worried about that? >> well, those are some very bearish views. again, if you look at the forecast, it's nothing like that and in fact expe

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we are talking about david attenborough's new series, green planet.plans. what you are seeing here is a desert resurrection plant. ok, so it looks... i don't like really handling plans to much but i will just show you because they are living things, you don't want to upset them. there is a little bit of water. it looks a little bit like... it looks like a ball of string. yeah, it does. what these plants do, obviously when there is no water, they curl up and hibernate. and wait for the water in the desert. we are going to reunite the wet season when the rains do come. we are under strict instructions. we are going to watch this in the next couple of hours. pourthe watch this in the next couple of hours. pour the water gently. water is centl hours. pour the water gently. water is gently poured _ hours. pour the water gently. water is gently poured over _ hours. pour the water gently. water is gently poured over the _ hours. pour the water gently. water is gently poured over the top. i hours. pour the water gently. water is gently poured over the top. ar

well, the top that you reference, david, is definitely in play today as the nasdaq goes green. thanks for your time, good to talk to you. let's get back topowell. >> really impacted the ability of people to actually pay their mortgages or pay their rent, or for that matter, they were going to put food on the table before they were going to pay the mortgage do we have a similar type of situation developing here with regard to individuals that are trying to get to work, paying a higher price for their gasoline, and now they're seeing the possibilities of other things going by the wayside >> that is right i mean, gas prices are high, and those gas prices and food prices and heating oil prices are the kind of things that affect people who are living paycheck to paycheck on a fixed income. >> not necessarily something that you can do at the fed, but nonetheless, it does impact inflation and it's something that would probably have to be addressed with the regulatory environment that we have within this country today >> we can have marginal effects on demand, but really when it comes

green. that and her hobby being vodka, which she told david letterman a few years ago.100th birthday. she didn't quite make it to her 100th birthday. what are your expectations for that big special that was planned? >> when you say special, what do you mean? >> the movie celebrating, you know, betty white turns 100. >> so i think that movie is still going to play on her birthday. as far as i know. i think it's just -- we just want to celebrate her even more. of course, i'm sad she didn't make it. you know, she was so close. i guess i just love knowing that her sense of humor sparkling sense of humor was completely in tact. >> "people magazine" having her on the cover, that goes to show you when a draw she was at the age of 99. this is a woman that captivated the country and the world for almost the entirety of her life and multiple generations. >> absolutely. and one thing that's so great about writing about her is you hear well, you know, i used to watch "golden girls" with my grandmother and hear that from younger colleagues. her appeal gave her longevity and her long

toss, england chose the perfect bowling conditions on the green hobart strip, and it paid off with three early wickets, including ducks from davidpped on nought, robinson went off with a bad back and travis head — back from covid isolation — got his second century of the series. so here's the scorecard — australia will resume day two on 241—6. head making 101, labuchangne 44, out in the most bizarre way — worth a look on the bbc sport website — and cameron green was the other top scorer on 7a. for england's bowlers, two wickets each for robinson and broad, but not the best day for woakes and wood, who were expensive forjust one wicket each. snooker, and the world number two judd trump is a step closer to his second masters title. he eased into the semi finals at alexandra palace after thrashing fellow englishman kyren wilson 6—1 in their quarterfinal. trump will now face either mark selby or barry hawkins in the finalfour. but the informed trump will be a tough game for either of them and he is clearly enjoying his performance. come on, baby! yeah! it is incredible for some it is live play the game. just look at it, it is absolu

natural gas is also in the green and in europe prices continue to be elevated. amid the tensions between russia and ukraine, davidens from argue us media reiterating they are relying on russia's gas, but russia can't survive without the money it gets from selling the gas. energy stocks are in the green with conocophilips at an all-time high. chevron at the highest in four years. a number of stocks up now more than 30% for the year including halliburton, schlumberger, and occidental >> love the hair, by the way they're already calling it the pippa. >>> let's get to a cnbc news update >>> here's what's happening at this hour. america's trades sitting good. a new record high last month imports increased for the fifth month in a row exports rose as well, but not as much and food exports tumbled a new report suggests that more than a third of airline pilots worldwide are not flying an industry full of 1700 pilots found 62 % were employed and currently flying that is up from 43%. the pilots flying, 61% say they're concerned about their job security on the news tonight, nasa having the opposite problem why there's a sho

toss england chose the perfect bowling conditions on the green, hobart strip and it paid off with three early wickets including docs from davidfor england. they dropped shane, robertson went off in day two injured and back from covid isolation got a second century of the series with up after a shaky start it will be australia feeling that happier at storms. they will resume day two on 251—6, head making a and cameron greene adding 7a for england's bowlers, two wickets each for robin said abroad but not the best day for wags and wood with just one wickets each. i’m best day for wags and wood with 'ust one wickets each.�* one wickets each. i'm disappointed that i wasn't _ one wickets each. i'm disappointed that i wasn't able _ one wickets each. i'm disappointed that i wasn't able to _ one wickets each. i'm disappointed that i wasn't able to get _ one wickets each. i'm disappointed that i wasn't able to get a - one wickets each. i'm disappointed that i wasn't able to get a big - that i wasn't able to get a big score — that i wasn't able to get a big score i— that i wasn't able to get a big score. i felt like i that i wasn't able

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own words in terms of prodding banks to lend more for green energy, a lot less for, for drilling for oil and fossil fuels. let's be real clear, davidr we like it or not average americans are not driving electric cars. the green revolution may come. it should come in a transitory way but if you do it overnight as she suggests, you're going to get massive economic dislocations. you will get much higher inflation. we already have inflation in the systematic larly as it hits oil prices which corresponds to gas prices going up and hitting -- that is a huge tax on average, working class americans. that is her problem. now whether she gets -- or not because of this. i can't tell you. i can tell you there are worries she might not be able to get through because of this. the real question is, does krysten sinema and joe manchin want this to be one of their, one of the fights they want to have? they clearly don't agree with her on energy policy. the question, are they going full bore and try to knock out her nomination. that is really unclear but what is clear is that people are talking about it. it is really fascinating. if you listen to jo

green piece germany. thank you for joining us. thank you very much. the you is mourning the loss of european parliament president david sali just moments ago his colleagues gathered on the steps of the european parliament to hold a minute of silence in his memory. so. so the pens away at the age of 65, the italian centre left politician, had been in the hospital since december 26 struggling for months with poor health. after suffering pneumonia, the 4 were journalist became president in 2019 a vote to elect his replacement. had already been planned for later this month. since mister sicily had already decided not to run for reelection like to go now to brussels as standing right outside the european parliament is d w that jack of paris. jack, mister social is death that has come as a shock, frankly to many. what are some of the reactions that you've seen and heard where you are? well, we saw later later, a number of any piece i side, the european parliament, joe, during that moment, silence here in tears. this was a very well liked man here in brussels, around the european parliament. and indeed in all of the european

david. thank you for appearing tonight. ukrainian official told cnn that biden's comments gives the green light to putin to enter ukraine atleasure. this was a gaffe? what are the implications? do you grief it was a gaffe and what are the implications here? >> thanks for having me on, don. this was in response to a question that i had asked the president about whether or not he believes that the united states and russia were headed back into a sort of new form of cold war, because six months ago in geneva when he met president putin he said he didn't believe so. what he said in the run up to this was he didn't believe that we -- that russia was interested in that full-scale war. and then he basically laid out the options that he has heard in briefings, and he laid them out accurately, which is that if russia does a smaller invasion in the eastern part of the country, the russian-speaking part, it might be hard to keep all of the nato allies, all of the other europeans together on sanctions. they fear that they are going to pay a big price for it. the problem is that when you describe it as honestly as he did, you then, of

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sir david attenborough shows us the secret life of plants in his new series, the green planet.ot be able to come back for three years. that is one train of thought. he could stay to fight the decision in court, knowing he did when the initial appeal. you in court, knowing he did when the initial appeal-— initial appeal. you have been watchinu initial appeal. you have been watching the _ initial appeal. you have been watching the statements - initial appeal. you have been - watching the statements coming out from australia very closely. i am not sure if you have seen this one in the last b minutes. scott morrison, the prime minister, of course, was backing up alex full, the immigration minister. i will read you out a statement from the prime minister. i note the immigration decision and understand following careful consideration action was taken on the basis it was in the interests of the public to do so. when on to say australians have been through very difficult times, sticking together in saving lives. australia's have made sacrifices during the pandemic and they'll expect th

walked off with david malan caught in the leg-side _ off with david malan caught in the leg—side of a glove by bozeman off the billing at cameron greenelt slightly— feel as though it looked and felt slightly ominous as a straight were buoyed _ slightly ominous as a straight were buoyed in — slightly ominous as a straight were buoyed in the ground was filling up at that— buoyed in the ground was filling up at that stage because the weather had cleared. the prophet of the rest of the _ had cleared. the prophet of the rest of the day— had cleared. the prophet of the rest of the day not being rained off, but in the _ of the day not being rained off, but in the afternoon session, the counterattack and the counterpunch from stokes and bairstow and i would imagine _ from stokes and bairstow and i would imagine the wind chance is a bit above _ imagine the wind chance is a bit above i% — imagine the wind chance is a bit above 1% now but maybe not too far because although it does feel as though— because although it does feel as though england have had a really good _ though england have had a really good day — though england have had a really

david bowie. i love the casey musgrave's one. i am seeing her next month. she is coming to oakland. can we talk about the green m &m?d, why do they reverse the green m&m? they really did reverse it. drew: all the m&m's now. reggie: justice for green m&m's #bringbacktheboots? are we still going to be talking about this at halloween? market this occasion. some will play this on october 31. drew: folk out there. a live look at the san mateo bridge. low cloud cover. not just in the san mateo bridge. look at san jose. we have low clouds as well. dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. visibility dropping to less than a quarter of a mile. that becomes hazardous when driving. use low beams and extra distance. nevada, zero mile half a mile in santa rosa. a quarter mile in napa. from san carlos to hayward san jose, low cloud cover causing visibility's down toe. by 11:00 a.m., we are still seeing cloud cover. peaks of sunshine later but the afternoon will finish with bright skies. low to mid 60's later on today. tonight, we do expect fog to re-develop. i do not think it will be as thick, but we will have dense fog areas

green washing, while energy prices in germany. have risen dramatically over the last 3 months when compared with a year ago. not to charlotte. david ski reports a new year and a new spot is brewing between new members. bickering has erupted with states split over how energy from nuclear and gas sources should be classed in the future. the e u wants to categorize investments in some of these projects as being green, but others argue this is essentially green washing. labeling, nuclear energy as sustainable is wrong. this is a high risk technology. it is questionable whether these greenwashing will find acceptance on the financial market at all. that we think nuclear technology is dangerous. we still think a waste issue. as a result, we expressly reject the assessment on nuclear power under the commissions proposal investment in new nuclear energy facilities should be classified as a group if they meet certain technical standards. now that's led to accusations that the commission is key, destroying the credibility of the european eco labeled for financial investments with germany leading the charge of nations against these proposals

david beasley, executive director of the world food program. thank you. thank you. watching daily news still to come unsolved questions longer as the trial opens for the suspects in germany's green vault. joe heist at 1st preparations are underway in china for the lunar new year. next tuesday. that means a lot of people rushing home for the holiday. the country's migrant workers are expected to make more than a 1000000000 trips during the season, which is why it's called the world biggest annual human migration. and the pandemic is casting a shadow over their genies the annual trek to be home for the start of the year of the tiger is starting in china's cities. travellers returning home from the capital are happy to be seeing their families. for many, it's the only chance every year to see children, parents and friends. but they're also anxious about traveling during the pandemic. oh, yeah. because the pandemic situation last year was worse. i also didn't go home. i felt lonely, staying here. and that's why i'm very excited that i could go home this year and i would cherish the time i spent my family fidel, our before the pandemic. the concourse at beijing train station would be

australia to 12—3 david warner and steve smith both out for ducks, they recovered thanks to 44 from marnus labuschagne and a quickfire hundred for travis head and also 7a from cameron greenoad took two wickets each . rain delayed the start and also brough an early close. australia 241—6. i think ithink in i think in the middle section we could have bowled better and the combination of them counter attacking and hitting our guys off their lengths, really and us a little bit slow to adapt to that was i think the cause of what was a really good partnership and then between travis and cameron. one other football line for you before we go. burnley�*s match against leicester in the prmier league tomorrow has been postponed. burnley don't have the required number of players available — 13 outfield players and one goalkeeper — due to covid—19 cases and injuries. you can watch the masters snooker and the latest on the novak djokovic case. i'll have more for you in the next hour. i'm jane hill. a phased plan to remove covid restrictions in wales has been set out by the welsh government. restrictions on large events and businesses, brought in to tackle the 0micron variant will be s

green in all sectors. perhaps hoping the world looks only at their renewable efforts, rather than remembering what was. david>> a family of seven was saved from a devastating house fire by a toddler. two texas parents say they were asleep when the blaze started earlier this month. they were recovering from covid and had lost their sense of smell. that's when they young son saved them with the words "mama, hot." >> to think that a 2-year-old wakes up at 4:30 in the morning and comes in and wakes us up, i mean -- it's nothing short of a miracle, in my opinion. >> he saved our entire family. i mean, he is our little mini hero. >> the family did lose their home and two cars in the fire and are currently staying with loved ones. in the meantime, the couple says they're planning a small party to thank their heroic 2-year-old. >>> thanks for watching "cnn newsroom," spending part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes. follow me on instagram and twitter @holmescnn. kim brunhuber back with more in just a moment. blendjet's new year's sale is on now! make your resolutions come true with this incredible deal on blend

green everybody will be jumping in again. charles: i am getting people a little upset with me, david. >> why?g, i wanted some crypto trading. this is november 9th, november 15th, november 9th. i haven't bought anything yet. i put 90 grand in there. i buy half, do half in bought coin and other half on most risky thing out there. first, do you like that approach? b, should i start moving the needle a little bit? >> i'm not a financial advisor but i will say that you already won going into bitcoin. so let's talk about if you do have liquidity own the side, i'm sure you do because you have beautiful suits, charles, we can go in and venture into the metaverse. metaverse is the next big thing to me. snoop dogg, the trendsetter, snoop dogg buys land in the metaverse. you have a bunch of people fighting and paying millions of dollars to live next to him. also it's a huge opportunity, charles, for, it is not opportunity. nike has gone in. prada has gone in. adidas has gone in. it's a perfect opportunity for them to sell market items. charles: go to sandbox, start opening an account, buy some land ther

sir david attenborough has been crisscrossing the globe again for his latest series, �*green planet�*20 miles, "solo", to the south pole. and get ready for some nostalgia — grange hill is returning to our screens — this time at the movies! we'll get all the details from its creator, writer phil redmond, at 8.30. we looked at this yesterday in the paper review and i'm sure someone said you can watch old episodes of grange hill at the moment. filial!!! said you can watch old episodes of grange hill at the moment. shall we do it later, start _ grange hill at the moment. shall we do it later, start at _ grange hill at the moment. shall we do it later, start at the _ grange hill at the moment. shall we do it later, start at the beginning? l do it later, start at the beginning? ten years of tv? brilliant! a court will decide on monday whether reigning australian open champion novak djokovic will be able to defend his title, or if he'll face deportation. the tennis star had his visa dramatically revoked on arrival in melbourne, after initially being granted entry with a medical exemption. ros

greene make comparisons like this. we have seen people, you know, the jewish space lasers, right, people wearing stars of david like the ones the jews were forced to wear in germany. at school board meetings, protesting the vaccines with that sort of stuff. i could go on but millions of people died in the holocaust. millions of lives have been saved from vaccines. make this make sense, please. >> well, i can't. and you're right in that it's become a pattern and no matter how many times these people are corrected, having to get a life saving vaccine in order to voluntarily use a gym or voluntarily go into a restaurant, is not the same as industrialize, slaughter of an entire people. you know, i'm sure your viewers understand that but the people who need to be convinced are probably not watching tonight unfortunately. and in their informational universe this has clearly become a very powerful trope where they feel themselves to be the victims. it's also one of those things where, you know, this rally happened he don't what, half mile, maybe less from the u.s. holocaust museum on the national mall in d.c. you know, i thin

green in a sea of red >> very interesting. >>> meantime, the activists are out in force kohl's. and then unilever from transnelson pelt davidy unilever with any requests and peloton, and activist shareholder going after peloton in a letter asking them to fire the ceo and put themselves up for sale all three companies mostly h higher today peloton up 7%. we have the author of the peloton story over the weekend welcome. c cara, peloton, this seems to be kind of an of course play at this point right? >> it's true if you look at shares, they've been on a downward trend for about a year down from the high of 80%. i think a lot of activists and potential buyers have probably already been eyeing this one it will be interesting to see the first activist is calling for extreme measures you know getting a new korea and putting the company up for sale. it will be interesting to see how the company responds >> i guess kohl's may be a little less obvious to me as a candidate. but retail always seems to garner these kinds of pressures. >> they do, and in part, because the way to unlock value, or the theoretical way to unlock value is oft

david against goliath, that she cannot fight 20th century fox, that she shouldn't even try. >> but marilyn has a plan. >> tonight, we'll be going first to western connecticut where photographer milton greene and her friend and house guest marilyn monroe will be waiting for us. >> edward r. murrow was far and away the most respected journalist in america. if you weren't on murrow, you were there to talk about something serious. >> this is my wife amy. >> good evening, mr. murrow. >> cbs had to build a tower 150 feet high or long and they were there ten days. i had the best time. >> how do you do, mr. murrow. >> good evening, marilyn. >> it was a power move on her part to show him she was being interviewed. >> she was a fighter in a big way. >> what's the biggest reason for this corporation? >> merely to kcontribute to hel making good pictures. >> would it be fair to say you got rather tired of playing the same kind of roles all the time and wanted to find something different? >> it's not that i object to doing musicals orcomedy. in fact, i rather enjoy it but i would like to do also dramatic arts, too. >> marilyn refuses to return to fox unless darryn szanuck gave her what she wanted. >>

bowling first that looked to be a good idea on a fairly green wicket and they had australia on the ropes early on. ollie robinson with the breakthrough. david broad after slipping in his crease. it was a bizarre way to go, but that was a second wicket for broad. then came the fightback, and a fifth wicket partnership of 121 between travis head and cameron green. head made 101 — but was out next ball after his reaching his century. green is on 57 and australia look to be on top. they are just they arejust coming they are just coming back after an interval. 220—5 early in the final session in hobart. a parliamentary report on racism in cricket has been published and has warned that the sport could have public funding withdrawn unless the england and wales cricket board show "continuous, demonstrable, progress" in eradicating "deep—seated racism." the report praised the courage of the former yorkshire player azeem rafeeq, who gave emotional testimony to a committee of mp�*s in november, recounting his experiences in two spells at the county. yorkshire have since made a raft of changes, with a number of sackings. rafiq says that the threat of l

david westin earlier. coming up, finding value in one of the dirtiest industrial sectors. helping chinese steel mills go greens bloomberg. ♪ paul: there is no shortage of opinions when it comes to the energy outlook in 2022. some analysts see oil reaching $120 a barrel. let's get the view from head of asia research. how did the energy sector play out last year in the asia-pacific? >> the final days of the year we saw energy commodity prices from lng oil and thermal coal continue to decline. that was a positive development. on the renewable friends, good news. on christmas eve japan released the results of its latest offshore auction and the winning bead by a consortium had achieved a record low price. on electric vehicles, preliminary estimates had apac, $3.2 million, more than double the $1.3 million we saw in 2020. shery: what are your predictions for 2022? should we be concerned about wildcards? ali: keeping it short, for energy commodity prices for lng and others, we expect prices to decline the first of the year. there are important wildcards to pay attention to. for lng, tensions between russia and ukra

will be sorting 100,000 tons of green steel annually, so i think most important thing is working in a collaborative, cooperative manner with our customers and suppliers. davidwe go. the advice applies not just to marriage but also to supply chains. have a great rest of 2022. very quickly here, a look at the property sector and various benchmarks across hong kong and on the chinese mainland. we were down at the open and are up substantially right now. yvonne: it seems like the company is coming forward in trying to play down concerns about missed loan payments. you are seeing a little more upside, at least with the shanghai property index. coming, delta's impact has hit shanghai hard, but omicron could be even worse. coming up, we will discuss why. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: bit of a friday feeling, mixed they say. we are slightly up. benchmark 1.3%, led by australia and south korea. rishaad: hong kong's chief executive announcing the resignation of several high-ranking officials after they joined a large birthday gathering attended by a person believed to have covid. hong kong imposing strict new virus curbs from friday, which is today, of course, amid thi

green bay sweep was all about. all mike pence was supposed to do on capitol hill that day was -- >> and peter, we've spoken about the pence piece. >> david plan to overturn an election but then are still surprised that it turned into a violent insurrection. >> yeah, alex, "striking" is the right word. it's easy to dismiss a lot of these actors as kind of hapless conspirators incapable of pulling something like this off. but what we're learning is this was actually an intelligent, sophisticated, legally informed attempt to undo an election and keep in power the person that lost. that is the type of behavior we do see in authoritarian states and military states. and the scary thing is how close they came to pulling this off. and i think that should inform america's opinion going into 2024 should donald trump run. what we are seeing through this evidence is as a result of the actions and leadership of one man, donald trump, to try to hold on to power at any cost. that is not how a democracy or republic works. that is the fear that the american people should take from this new evidence. >> let's listen to something else peter navarro had to

i think, david, and you closely covered this back in 2014 as well, it was a referencg what we've seen in terms of tactics in that period of time and since that time of course. the little green men cyber attacks, etc. you know, i think he -- we have a range of what he was -- the point he was making is we have a range of tools, right. i'm not going to outline for you here what if this, what if that. i think what should be clear to everyone, and i think he was very career on this this morning is that if russia if president putin, decides to invade ukraine, if they move military troops, military across the border, that's an invasion. there will be severe economic consequences. we also know that we need to be prepare forward range of scenarios and we have a range of tools and tactics at our disposal. obviously we just announced sanctions this morning and they have not invaded. i'm not going to parse more than that other than to convey that we've seen them use a range of tools. what he was very clear about this morning is that if they aseemable russian units if they move those across the ukrainian border that's an invasion. there'll be severe and economic consequences. on nay to,

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david: joe, thank you very much, lieutenant. thank you for being here. i appreciate your wisdom. the dow is down 50 points right now. nasdaq has taken the opposite turn. it is slightly in the green. a lot has to do with rates. of course when rates go up, nasdaq go down, today seems to be opposite at least for now. charles payne is to take you through the next hour when anything can change once again. charles: real tug-of-war, david, real tug-of-war, my friend. thank you very much. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." it is not the stuff of rocky movies but the market showing grit after trying to rally and the two efforts fell pretty quickly. as david said this is all about the fed. this is guessing game, game theory, maybe game over. you know i have the best to unravel the mystery. we'll try to help you make some money. plus if you saw a dodo bird today, it might not be mirage. that is because president biden will hold a rare press conference. anything is possible. he has a slate of things to deal with, inflation, legislative losses, covid. what would you ask him? tweet me @cvpayne. i would like to share some of those. surprise the hedge funds are beg the sec note to move