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jared: it would. lot of the large firms, financials, tech buddies that have a lot of cash, here's the answer for me. i don't think it is an answer of committing to just one theme because some firms will raise their buybacks. some firms will pay a higher dividend and make that bigger commitment. but a lot of firms won't. a lot of the higher yield companies maybe don't have that kind of flux ability, but they may see their status upgraded. those kind of fallen angels come our strategists expect a record year of $92 billion of upgrades, so i think the answer for investors is eight efforts to find mix of all three themes. your capex and m&a for the long-term growth potential, the buyback and dividend payouts, especially from larger firms that might not want to commit that cash, given the fed hikes, and then your credit trades for firms that have the validity to get upgraded or leverage loans for that low interest-rate risk. tom: how do you synthesize the bank of america viewtom:, all of the contact you've

been for more ah, i'm jared read. thank you very much for your company. we stopped the show with breaking news from new york city where it met eric adams has confirmed that at least 19 people have died in an apartment building fire. dozens more were injured when the fire ripped through the multi story building in the bronx. they being treated in hospital mostly for severe smoke, inhalation. hundreds of 5 fighters responded to the blaze, city officials or calling it one of the worst in recent memory. a number of children are believed to be among the dead. may eric adams has promised immediate help for the survivors. let's hear more of what he had to say. or we want to immediately open. what are the schools in a merely have access to the family members? so they to notify the where their loved ones are transported to and those who lived in this building, reverend neighbors school that i'm going to stop by so that they could have. busy a place as a red cross comes in and oh yeah. so we to organize to make sure that they get the resources they deserve. okay, l

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s alongside jared. let joe not jay leno. jared lead talk. lead a lot to go out and do, let me go ahead and do a warm and show jared letter j letter show any folks i want to tell you. and it's in theaters. marvia says, chance 28. i went around the cape a good hope, but a good chat. al. magical. how are you? great, great. awesome to be here. like a huge fan. so yeah. what about? yeah, yeah. well listen, what's bar seems like such a man. so i don't know why i've taught so, but he seems like is that easy? tastic business partner as well because we've been aligned on this things since the very beginning and started in 2010. we that fiber. yeah. so we sort of knew that business people were going to try to sink their teeth into podcasting. and cuz it, you know, 20056789. it's just comedian and audience. and then advertising started to come in. and then here come the middle men so we wanted to own the distribution network, and comedians are prolific, you know, you're able to re movies, books, tv shows like litt

i lived in a comedy where, where the jared little guy wouldn't go, had dug that job. and it wouldn't be like over here tell the, i'm sure he's a good enough guy. i'm just, you know, movie are so rare, locked into the character and that's where you get the guy who won the oscar for dollars buyers club is he becomes this, do you have to push the bell? you know, the, i don't want to interact anyway. so where do you go from here, men or do you think you're done with the stand up or i might go, but i think i have another album in me and i just don't know how i record that. you know it's sake, i'll do that in a studio and write 25 friends. knock that out. yeah, i just just think of that kid who did it alone would be no burnam. yeah, i loved it. i thought it was i thought it was amazing. i went into it a little skeptical, you know, told me i was steve martin said, hey, have you seen this? bo burner kit nice. and he said he doesn't thing alone. because sounds a little gimmick he is or. no. i think he's a genius. i think he's a genius as well. i thought it was incredible. yeah

. >> and jared leto. jared leto is amazing. >> jimmy: i didn't even know it was him.ds. i thought jared leto was in this movie. oh, he was in the movie, yeah. >> but it's so great doing scenes with jared. jared, we're both maniacs to a certain extent. and i think like, you know, in some sort of way, i think if -- unless you're really in tune with yourself as an artist and respect the person that you're working with, all that hair and makeup that we were both in might feel really hard to connect on a real and human level. but i just never met jared on set. i was always with paolo and he was always with patrizia. you know, the father, son in "house of gucci," that was completely ad libbed in that scene. that was completely spontaneous. it wasn't in the script. >> jimmy: wow, that's fun. when you have moments like that and you go oh, that's just great. an then it makes it into the film. >> yeah, i used to it do in my trailer as a prayer before i went to do my scenes. so after the team got me all ready and i studied, i would before i would go on set, i'd go father, son an

with me now, mark smith, jared gillian and erin gibbs.n, you know, everyone bracing for more to the down side. how bad do you think it's going to get? >> so on a purely -- basis, charles, looking at both levels and valuations, potentially we could go down another 20% where that would bring us to about 16 times forward earnings, and that's where absolutely everybody would be jumping in. if but i really don't see that likelihood happening. that's just where the absolute bottom would come in where people really start buying because stocks look too cheap. charles: a worst case scenario. jared, i looked at your twitter feed, looks like you're looking at a 2000 dot.com-like swoon, right? >> yeah. i think 2000 is a pretty good analog. back then you had dot.com stocks and time you have spacs and meme stocks and mega-cap tech. but both situations growth had outperformed a lot for a long period of time, and over the last couple of months you seen some value outperformance. one thing about these trades, they can continue for a long time. and i think

ah, i'm jared ray. thank you very much for your company. the 1st day of high stakes talks between roster and the state says ended with no breakthrough. they focused on d escalating tensions over ukraine. we've western countries calling on russia to send its troops back to their barracks. moscow, on the other hand, wants a promise that the national military alliance will stop its eastwood expansion and roll black roll back deployments in eastern europe. discussions between russia and the u. s. began in geneva without a handshake or other formalities, irreconcilable positions, divide the 2 countries. russia wants bullet proof guarantees that ukraine will never become a nato member, a promise? the u. s. categorically rejects the u. s. deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman said the talks couldn't be considered negotiations under current terms, and that russia must deescalate. now, if moscow wants to keep talking, russia has been massing soldiers near the ukranian border for weeks causing concern for russia. denies any intention to attack rus

you're saying should be new to our viewers i know you and others have talked about this for years, jared have peacock, hulu, we have a thousand different apps or channels, whatever you want to call them. whenever you plug in your apple tv or roku, they're all there, competing for the best content, talent why now, suddenly is this, they may be spending too much on content theme coming home to roost? they've been spending too much on content for years they've never had a dime of earnings, have they? >> no. and i think that's fair. but it's coming to the point we haven't been having to deal with this concept of missing paid net ads in the contents of a content inflection that is so significant. when you start seeing. they've gotten the pass over the years because everyone has been focused on the growth of the company and the raises on paid net ads when you have the combination of disappointing paid net ads, the concept of saturation starts to take over and that's not a narrative you want for a growth company. on the other hand, stock is now approaching 20 times next year ebb ta, so valuatio

of orca carls have already been collected more than for any other animal species. whale researcher jared towers has been tasked by the canadian government with observing different oracle populations. back in the 19 seventy's scientists here began documenting individual animals as well as their group structures. a white thread entering below here a shows just on off a bad towers has no problem telling the or because apart was the scratch here. and i want, or a want to wait was persistent for at least a couple years. so they are the way that we identify the individuals no matter what population they belong to, is, is by appearance. and, you know, you get used to looking for certain features on a individual killer. well, the dorsal fans and the patches around the fins have different shapes, enabling scientists to catalogue each of the northern residents. every family forms a lifelong bond. what we're looking at with all these families is that an adult female leading the group and the fathers of their offspring don't play much of a role in that family group. jared towers works for a federal

catherine heenan speaks with representative jared huffman who reflects on what it was like for him beingcapitol that day. coming up at 5.30, what republican lawmakers are saying about the attack one year later. >> new tonight, kids age 12 to 15 in california can soon get a booster dose of pfizer's covid vaccine. the state announced it's expanding eligibility to younger kids this afternoon after the cdc signed off on the recommendations little earlier this morning. now, this means the children in that age group can get the booster at least 5 months after their second dose. the state's website is currently being updated to reflect the expanded eligibility. officials recommend scheduling a booster appointment through your children's doctor. >> still to come tonight, lawrence, is your forecast. is rain is coming. also hundreds of teachers and students absent at mount diablo unified schools. why the superintendent believes this is only the beginning. >> and we will take a look back at our coverage one year ago today as bay area, lawmakers ran to take cover at the u.s. capitol. >> mentioned be

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instead, jared kushner was put in charge of it.h a disaster, even back in 2020, just months into his oversight of the supply chain issues, he was under investigation by congress. they finally folded the program he wasnvolved in because i just about everything else jared kushner touched june the trump administration, this thing fell apart. amy: we just have a minute to arguments, no, you're just an anti-vaxxer, the same with professor menchik. attacking him as that. how you can be pro-vaccine but anti-profiteering. >> i thank god for vaccines. i am double vaccinated and boosted. if there's another booster coming, i'm going to be first in line to get it. i think these are incredibly vital to saving people's lives. at this point going forward -- e ct of the matter is, i want these vaccines to be available to everyone, not -- i want them available to everyone in the united states and around the world. i know from doing this book that that is possible. amy: john nichols, thank you for being with us, the nation's national affairs corresp

. >> reporter: for jared, it started in 2018 as a hobby, clearing trash from waterways. then they found cars and missing people they solved 16 cold cases and take them on for free an online follower told the group about stephanie torres and they moved in to search the river, the one place he figured large enough for a car to go unnoticed. authorities never investigated just one hour into the dive, word from the water had bianca in tears. >> it's a kia. >> oh, god >> reporter: a kia blue gray with texas plates, just like the one her mother drove >> i don't have words at this point. >> reporter: news of the find brought law enforcement to the scene. they found this car within an hour why didn't police find it years after >> unfortunately, after reviewing the reports, the original detective did not find any information that led him to believe that she was in a body of water or in this location at all. late in the day the car was on land. police confirmed it was indeed stephanie torres' vehicle, and there was more that jared had to tell the family >> so we do have confirmati

collision, has had his prison time cut to just 10 years by the governor of colorado state governor jared palace said the crash that killed 4 motorists back in 2019 was tragic but unintentional. he said rogue l aguirre la maderos sentence was a disproportionate. nearly 5000000 people signed a petition calling for clemency. a fast moving wildfire that tall through several towns in colorado has largely burned itself out. almost a 1000 and homes have been destroyed. heavy snow is forecast so, and it's expected to help put out those remaining embers. john hinge and reports, tens of thousands of colorado pins are waiting for the smoke to clear to learn what they've lost. things look ok from here, but there isn't smoldering in there until you really get down there. it's almost impossible to know. david marks who lives in fire ravaged, boulder county knows 3 people who've lost their homes for home golf and so 5060 feet high probably it was really i've never seen any like it. i mean just house after house fences just supplying through the air just caught on fire. authority say they believe as man

jared, i appreciate your time.you so much. >> thank you. >>> and next, a former top white house aide testifies before the january 6th committee. and tonight we're learning about what he called, quote, completely insane. >>> and dr. sanjay gupta with a special report on what could be a game-changer, a covid vaccine that could fight any variant. >> that means not only targeting sars-like viruses but mers-like viruses and also cold-like viruses. portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money? only when your clients make more money? (judith) yep, we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how

sticks and stones a home is made of love alone for the fews, i'm perry russom >> colorado governor jared us this fire moved at incredible speed. the wind up to 90 miles per hour and thankfully no deaths have been reported. to what do you attribute that? >> look, people got the word they needed to evacuate, and they moved i would be absolutely remarkable, a real new year's miracle if no one was lost in this because some families had just minutes to get out. so far, no confirmed deaths. let's hope for the best. this all occurred during gusts of winds upwards of 105, 110 miles per hour so this thing was spreading so fast, it spread the length of a football field in three, four seconds. and so people had minutes, minutes to get everything they had and leave, and most people did the right thing. they left, they got out. they're safe, and at the end of the day, our lives are even more important than whatever we may own. >> yeah, it's just terrifying. a scientist at uc boulder said the winter wildfires should be an oxymoron. we shouldn't be dealing with wildfires at the end of december governor

we know that ivanka and her husband jared have always played a coy game. they want credit with being the closest advisers to the president, they want to be the one to benefit in every way that entails but then distance themselves when things are uncomfortable. they are the normal ones. the truth holds nobody knows more than ivanka trump does about donald trump's thoughts, feelings, intentions, his mind that day and after. >> that is exactly right. and as jamie was just reporting, you cannot over state how much influence the former president's daughter/senior adviser had on her father not just in personal terms as a daughter but much more importantly for four years as a senior adviser. that is why people would go to her when they wanted to try to get to her father on days that were not january 6th. the four years leading up to that day. but on that day, clearly, from what we are hearing from this letter, there was even more pressure on her to be the person to finally get to her father. it is really noteworthy there was actual testimony from somebody as jami

but i think what's so important is that she was also a senior adviser, as was jared.o they signed up for that, they signed up to work in the white house as senior advisers. they didn't take a paycheck, i know, but i think because of that, because they were serving the country in that capacity, it's their duty, or her duty right now, to talk to the committee. it would be absolutely huge because she, as we know, was in the oval office having meetings with the president and also went in there a couple of things to try to tell him to, you know, speak to people and have them leave the capitol and be peaceful. she was often -- i've always said this, she was often kind of the voice of reason, she and melania both, to be honest. so i think hearing from her would be significant. but i don't think that will ever, ever happen. i think she, just like everybody else, will stonewall and push this off. i think they're all hoping they can push this off until 2022 and they're hoping republicans will take over and the whole thing will be disbanded. >> okay. so you think that a voluntar

but, it could have been much worse, said colorado governor jared polis. >> so far, it looks like theajor hospitals in the areas were spared. looks like schools were spared. and we might have our very own new year's miracle on our hands if it holds up that there was no loss of life. >> sy: polis declared a state of emergency yesterday, and said president biden has approved an expedited disaster declaration. the towns of louisville an superior appear to have suffered the most. located about 20 miles northwest of denver, some 34,000 residents there were oered to evacuate ahead of the fires. one of them was brent parrish. he returned to louisville this morning to find his home still standing. >> we were completely overwhelmed with relief, you know, with the-- the fact that we have a place that we don't have to rebuild. and then, just really sad for the neighborhood, because, i mean, yeah, it's devastating. >> sy: he says he's figuring out next steps. >> my biggest concern right now is-- is my kids, and their safety, and, you know, whether it's reallsafe to be here or not, whether there's

like jared holt said in that report, you know, glomming on to the more mainstream conservative causes the culture war debates like vaccines and race and education and local elections gets them viewed a lot more favorably at home and then they can start to build out nationally again. >> and, brandy, what about the tech companies because so much of what they're doing is in social media? isn't there an obligation -- i know there's pressure from congress as well certainly on facebook in particular. >> yeah, tech companies have banned most of the groups associated with the stop the steal movement that caused the january 6th attack, including donald trump, right, who tech companies decided technically instigated the violence. that's why he was banned. but extremist groups have evolved, too. so instead of facebook you will see them on telegram or some other platform building their movements outside of those major platforms. so now it's up to us to sort of see how and if tech companies are prepared for the next unifying event. >> it's fascinating reporting. thank you so much for you and your

use, i'm jared raid. thank you for watching the battle against cove it. the only variant is putting healthcare systems around the world to test vaccination campaigns or accelerating while restrictions are intensifying once again. but are these measures enough to stop the spread of omicron, fax data and reports release, you know, weekly coping 19 special every thursday on d w. ah ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah. booming debt levels soaring inflation and new co, 19 various. the world bank is sounding the alarm about the long list of risk for the global economy and the new year. the world's poorest countries are most out breath. also on the show, storing inflation as piling pressure onto the u. s. federal reserve, but will controlling prices mean putting the job market on i will go to new york for analysis. and swift scientists are turning to one of the world flawless life forms to help cows release fewer greenhouse gases until delaney in berlin. welcome to the show. the global economy has staged and impressive come back from the historic low of 2020. that's according

ah, i'm jared re. thank you very much for your company. we start this shy with the dye, a warning from the world health organization and europe's pandemic future. the w i chose predicted over half of all europeans will become infected with the on the chrome variant of the corona virus. by the end of winter. he is more of what the w i chose europe, director hands. kruger had to say 50 of the 50 countries in europe and central asia have no reported cases of ami chrome. it is quickly becoming the dominant virus in western europe and this no spreading into the balkans. at this rate, the institute for health metrics and evaluation forecasts that more than 50 percent of the population in region will be infected with a microphone in the next $6.00 to $8.00. let's go to washington, d. c and speak to epidemiologist, doctor eric phi golding, doctor, it's great to have you back on t w with her today that more than half of europeans will likely get infected with on the chrome in the next 6 to 8 weeks. what should people here do with the stipend, like

ah, i am jared ray. thank you very much for your company. a major winter storm has slammed into the east coast of the united states, bringing strong winds and heavy snow. severe weather alerts issued across a region of around 70000000 people. residents there are being urged to stay in doors and avoid unnecessary travel. the snow storm is almost empty. the streets of boston with authorities urging people to stay at home. the bomb cyclone, as meteorologists call it, has generated a dangerous mixture of snow and hurricane force winds. in new england storm surges are threatening communities along the coast, forcing many people to flee inland to safety. we got some sandbags. we elevated things in our basement, but this is one of the worst storms i've seen so far. tens of thousands have been left without power along the eastern us. in rhode island, driving is only allowed in emergencies. new york city was spared the worst of the blizzard. some were out enjoying a rare sight manhattan blanketed by a half a meter of snow. this is just a nice sweet w

like to chase, obviously, blah, hulu really usually can't get to have a tele de la you to, it's gonna jared. good hijack. i'd rather well know you got better milk lucas, america. thank you so much for no one has gone, pu, said batesville, as i go. so i put alice and fed lina simply can't afford to come, so they'll need to be careful, and they, and their families, pray for ah, with, ah alina, if the world already dreaming of making beef money ah, in towns course, there are both, sorry, but out here in the country a good day then and bang, a gallagher. so a map, one of them by their lips and inner beds. and like you will see some more. ha ha, ha, ha, thank you. by about to reading the map. however, it's not as difficult as navigating this country track with i don't how to go with reg ah, what i say yes. with number 2. that's how i live in the go what i will. yeah, i do a yes on my lessons with no. gosh, thank you. not saying, wow, like you're not joy. you told a we not the auctions. alice decides to sticking with it is better than letting felina drive ah, with the outside temperature is aroun

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i'm jared read in berlin. thank you for watching. ah ah nikko is in germany to learn german louis pinnacle. why not learn with him? t w's e learning course and he goes vague. i'm agreeing with, do you feel worried about the planet we to i'm neil. host of the on the grievance of ghost and to me it's clear we need to change the solutions or out they join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me to do full of them with a oh, oh oh oh oh oh. and he's dubbed the football professor, a tactical mastermind and the godfather of keegan. pressing the counter press, united will be organized. you should realize that and that's obviously not nuclear for other 2 years. he's been linked with some of the top jobs in european football wine. he's never want to lead title or champions league trophy and only coast one full season of top flight football since 2011. so why should manchester united supporters be optimistic? he was one of the main figures to to convince me to try coaching. so he had a huge influence on all of us at this time.

ah, i am jared ray. thank you very much for your company. rafael natal has won the tennis australian, i've been becoming the most for men's grand slam player ever. it's the 21st, a title for the 35 year old. want ahead of both of his long time, rivals novak jock of it, and roger federer, nadar defeated russian. daniel made videos in 5 sets. it's the 2nd australian open title for an adult. his 1st was over 10 years ago in 2009. and it's the 2nd grand slam, final victory over made video of the dahl also defeated him at the us open in 2019 . to break all this down for us, is it chris harrington for from dw sports, chris? hi there. ref i on the dol was to sit down, but then he pulled off this all my he come back, tell us more destiny verses the disruptor ever ruffin a doll dug himself out of a to a set deficit in battle back. it's the come back on top of the come back on top of the come back me robin. a doll was surprised to be back on tour. he had a come back from injury. he contracted cove in december, cam

of looking now at jared and at meadows, we're both in the room are like thanks. i just knew that this was a setup. i knew they hadn't spoken to him because they didn't have the guts to talk to him and they just figured, you know, i charm him. so i had prepared for his mary pat said and i went back and since the modern era presidential debates restarted in 1976 she had debate beach debates between and nixon in 1960. and then there were no debates in 64 68 or 72. and then at 76 gerald ford was way behind jimmy carter in the race coming out of the conventions. so he agreed that debates with carter. so that's started the modern era now ever since then there have been presidential debates every four years. but what i brought him were articles that i printed out. from 76 from 80 84 92 96 2004 and 2012 those were the elections when there was an incumbent president. seeking re-election or election and gerald ford's case. and in every one of them. the president the incumbent president lost the first debate. every time and i went back and spoke to some of the folks who pre

joining me now mom and dad kimberly and jared lanning and their son little jared and with them sergeants birthday. last year he had characters of super heroes but this year he said i want real super heroes and you instantly thought about our military. why? >> well, he has always talked about the military men as being his favorite super heroes. so i have made many phone calls and we finally got in touch with the sergeant and they arranged to come. rachel: little jared, why do you like soldiers so much? >> because they let us have freedom and they are kind. rachel: that is the perfect answer. sergeant, you did not just agree to come to the party. you brought a group of seven and you showed up in style. you showed up. it was a great event. make something big and fun for jared, a birthday party. we had a blast that day. rachel: staff sergeant you stuck around even. look at that cake. it's just amazing. and you continued this friendship with the family. yes, like when the family call and ask me for that like i always want to be a soldier since i was a kid he give me a flack bag when i was a

. >>> jared bergstein joins to discuss this. good to have you back. know if you heard gabe's story there but the prices of oscar mayer meat, kool-aid, tide detergent, things that tens of millions of american families buy every week, prices all going up. 9% of over the last year. when is there some release coming? >> this is challenge that, as you know, we're well aware. you heard the president talking about that in your segment. i think we need to start with the diagnosis of this problem. we have a situation where very strong demand and by that i mean gdp growth rates that we haven't seen for 40 years. let's not lose this backdrop. we have the tightest labor market we have seen perhaps in generations. unemployment fell faster last year than any year on record. over six million jobs created. against that backdrop we have the supply constraints that you just talked about. this is a global problem. inflation is elevated in countries across the globe. that tells you it's not just a unique american problem but we, at the president's direction, are doing ev

wouldn't be hard, of course, ivanka and jared said, well, we'll wait on that.s point so big movement. >> a lot of what we're hearing from the committee seems to be laying the groundwork for what will ultimately be the public hearings here. what do you think the story is that the committee will ultimately tell to the country and what will the significance of that be? >> well, obviously, if they have witnesses, if they have documents, do they have some sort of tape recordings? of course, watergate was broken with nixon's secret taping system. we haven't seen something like that. i think there's a big looming question, maybe the committee has answered that. maybe reporters have. it's being worked on. who is the operational commander of what happened january 6th? it didn't come out of thin air and the little pieces that we know. somebody had to get 1,000 people to do the same thing at the same time, and that's extraordinary, so much to be done but the aggressive and comprehensive stance this committee has taken is the soundest course any investigation can pursue. >