kara: a non-token. unlike bitcoin that is fungible, they are valued at different amounts based on what it is. it can be we are opening a coin base nft market place where folks can actually go release their nft's, so that can be if you are an artist in terms of a musician you can release an nft that maybe is your fan club and you then would have access to certain things, might have access to tickets. at the end of the day, it allows the musician to monetize the content throughout the block. so not just about one ticket resold on third party and then resold again, rather on their block and they can manage that. there are lots of different ways you can have an end of two but it comes down to a value assigned to this one thing. jim: what is going on with the apes? miller: apes are an nft project that does exactly what she described. there is a unique token, one on, associated with an ape drawing. just like a certificate of authenticity, people ascribed to these. jim: i'm less a booster than when we talked a

kara: i think that is a great opportunity. mentioned earlier we have seen a number of test dates over the last year and a half where value was looking like it was going to outperform and then immediately pulled back. but if you look at any longer-term perspective, growth has outperformed value by historic levels, said only makes sense that you start to see some mean reversion and value starts to take leadership. identifying that timing is very difficult, but certainly a more active fed makes it more easier for some of those value to outperform. guy: pioneer ceo scott sheffield sees oil in a range, and i assuming he is talking about wti , $75 to $100 a barrel. if that is the case, it would certainly push up towards the upper end of that. does energy still look cheap? energy has come a long way very quickly. kara: it has, and energy we think is a really interesting medium-term opportunity. it is really the only sector that reliably outperforms in a high inflation environment. we don't think that high inflation is going to be tru

kara, let's talk about this breaking news.torney general letitia james and her investigation into the former president, it involves trying to force him to comply with the investigation. what do you know? >> reporter: yeah, don, that's right. so letitia james has subpoenaed the former president and his two adult children, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump, trying to get them to testify as part of her investigation. in this new filing tonight that spans more than 200 pages, she lays out why she wants their testimony. she says this investigation has identified significant evidence that the trump organization used fraudulent in the pleading asset valuations, that they have identified numerous misleading statements and omissions in these financial statements that were used to obtain loans and in tax submissions. they said they have not yet made a final determination about what kind of action they'll take. this is part of a civil investigation, although two of her lawyers are also working with the manhattan d.a.'s office, which is c

>> finally, kara, do you have any new year's resolutions you can share with us?urth kid this year. i'm going to stop having children. i feel like i've done enough. i'm really going to focus a lot on climate change. i talked about it last year, but i think that's one of the -- it's an existential crisis as you're seeing all over the globe. there's a lot tech can do to change that. it has changed people's behaviors, especially autonomous cars, the way we buy and sell, the way we consume. there's a lot tech can do. including space travel. i know it seems like silliness right now, billionaires shooting themselves close to space, but the idea to -- i hate to repeat the "time" man of the year, elon musk, humanity has to be space faring. >> sign me up. i'd love to go with you. cara, sthan, so much. >> you're going up in space? you can do cable from sfas. >> or streaming. >> i have too many children, as i said. streaming from space. >> kara, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. >>> more new year's resolutions for the media right after a quick break. clerk: hello, how can i?

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kept noticing how often she said that a question was a difficult question or a complicated question kara at one point said, yeah, but i want the answer. i was also struck by how buffeted the ftc sounds beholden to congressional action and limited by staff shortages and it kind of seems like they're dealing with rocks and sticks, carl and they like they're being attacked by an army with metal weapons. and i wonder if that is a kind of strategic posture that she took or if, in a way, as i think and i'm not sure if it was kara or andrew asked, can these companies wait her out and perhaps get a less aggressive outcome? >> we will see certainly the timeline that microsoft and act vision laid out have a lot to do with the staffing shortages, at least some believe and that does sort of collide with her comment about acting with urgency because so many of these decisions take time, especially if you're trying to set a broad precedent for the future >> hard to act with urgency when you're understaffed. let's talk some more about this. joining us now to break down the anti-trust implications for m

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emily: kara wetzel, thank you for those updates. will talk with the cofounder of reach capital about the school closure debate and what it means for ed tech. taking a look at other news, the biggest annual ever videogame expo in the u.s. has been canceled. e3 called off, five months in advance, ahead of its normal time in june because of covid concerns. gamestop is jumping on the nft bandwagon. bloomberg has learned it plans to launch a marketplace and crypto partnership by the end of the year. over the last few months, gamestop has hired two dozen people to focus on crypto, this as the company looks at digital sales rather than its stores. next up, we will take a look at the home flipping business. as we head to break, i want to take a look at sonos, shares jumping, this following a ruling by the international trade commission that google must stop importing smart home devices using sonos patented inventions without permission. the case involved a range of google products, including the nest hub and pixel smartphones. this is bloom

cnn's kara scannell is joining us with details. kara, another rather bizarre day in court.seemed to focus on trying to undercut stormy daniels' credibility. he questioned about her beliefs in the poltergeist phenomena, seeing shadowy figures and visions of a woman. he also asked about her statements in 2018 when she denied having an affair with donald trump and denied receiving any hush money payments. a avenatti suggesting daniels' testimony today was a lie because she had lied in 2018. well, she said it was complete bs. now, avenatti also sought to bolster his claims he did a lot of work for stormy daniels and that he was entitled to the money prosecutors say he stole. he asked her about several statements she made including one to "the new york times." he said miss daniels, did you tell "the new york times" in 2018 every time i watch him work, i think this is what it must have been hike to see the sistine chapel being painted? daniels says, yes, that's what you told me to say. he also showed some financial transactions, bank statements in which he paid $100,000 he claime

cnn's kara scannell has been following the story closely for us.these names to be unsealed. >> reporter: i think the significance will turn on who nies john does are. as you mentioned, this is part of this lawsuit from accuser virginia roberts giuffre against maxwell. already thousands of pages of documents have been unsealed including deposition transcripts, which name names and identify several people who roberts has accused of sexually abusing her over the years. the issue before the judge is whether these john does will be unsealed. maxwell initially objected to that. she want it to remain sealed ahead of trial saying if it was public, it could potentially bias the jury. now her lawyers say they'll leave the arguments to the attorneys of the john does who argued the privacy concerns they have about their identities being revealed. giuffre's attorney has said there's no reason to keep this unsealed, no reason to keep this sealed anymore, that it should be unsealed because she's gone to trial, she's been convicted, and she's saying a number of th

cnn's kara scannel is outside the courthouse in new york.one questioning and avenatti opened by asking stormy daniels a question they heart of this case. prosecutors say that avenatti had stole $300,000 from daniels as part of a book advance. daniels had testified for three hours questioned by the prosecution in which she said that according to this deal and this agreement, which the prosecutors put up on a screen for the jury to see, that she was going to pay him $100. that he would deduct expenses from some online crowd fund-raising effort and that if they had agreed that avenatti would receive a reasonable percentage of any book deal. daniels testified they never did reach an agreement so avenatti's first questions off the bat to her was asking if she had any text messages, emails, voice mails or recordings of avenatti actually saying that. she said she didn't. she had previously testified that michael avenatti had told her he wouldn't take a penny from her, that she was an american hero. she also was testifying about the arrangements, ho

the last 15 minutes, i will turn it over to kara. but now we will get into some of the process and some of the substance on what happened with the commission and finally, sort of, where we should go from here. let me start with characterizing the key findings from the report. commission was charged with, wh ich>> i think, mainly, what the report did is what the commission is charged with, looking at the leading proposals for reform and trying to state and not really assess the arguments on both sides. so, court expansion was very prominent. term limits was very prominent. and then there were, i think, some left central considerations. we look to transparency, we looked at these have emergency orders in the shadow docket. we talked a bit about cameras in the courtroom and the code of ethics for the supreme court. but mostly i would say, what people focused on, and probably rightly, is tournaments and court expansion. >> julie, how did you find it? or anything else you wanted to mention as a key take away? >> i think the report focused

and that kind of kara, engine radicalization. i saw some of your reporting, and brandi's, i know people who say this kind of stuff. i don't want this to be seen like there are some awful alien group of people that have these questions or concerns or skepticism's, their friends, loved ones. it might be people you dated, or people you've christmas you went to. but like, the slide from that to wet nuremburg trials is what's so in irving. then >> yeah, and it's all -- i mean this is all a grift, this is all a grip. these new doctors organizations that came up and i want to show you ivermectin or hydrochloric, or people that white -- that's what they were talking. the rfk talking a book. his group brought in six point $8 million in 2020, it doubled during the pandemic, they double the money that they brought in. i can, that's -- it is every year it doubles as profit. and every year he gets paid more. i mean, it's just so obvious that this is a show, right? dell gets up there and he had to get up there before he take at the end of the

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joining us now with the latest, cnn's kara scannell.at is the reaction from the attorney general of new york by the trumps to squash these subpoenas? >> yes, we almost immediately after the motions to squash the subpoenas hit the court docket, the new york attorney general letitia james tweeted out that she is undeterred. she said donald trump, donald trump jr., and ivanka trump are trying to stop my office from interviewing them under oath as part of our investigation into the trump organization. mr. trump. over two years of delayed tactics won't stop our investigation because no one is above the law. now, this comes, as you mention, as letitia james has subpoenaed not only donald trump jr. and ivanka trump but also the former president for testimony in this investigation that she is looking into widespread allegations by michael cohen and others that the trump organization, its executives have manipulated the finances. now, this subpoena is seeking not only their testimony but also records, the statements of financial condition that w

now turkey is feeling the strain on kara has ordered its biggest gas consumers among them, electricity producers and large factories to scale back massively for 3 days. in effect, that means power outages and stoppages on factory floors. now behind the decision is a supply problem in a ran as the source of about 16 percent of gas supplies going into turkey ranch.

scar no manner that they find it's any hard to develop meaningful relationships and trust people. kara still hoping to return to school soon. she'd like more freedom and fewer restrictions on the school campus to actually see her teachers and friends again. she says, would be a nice week from the screen and that's it for today as ever. there's more on our website did over dot gov forward slash asia, and you can of course, or results or follow us on facebook and twitter. we are back again tomorrow at the same time will to them of the green you feel worried about the planet me to a new host of the on the green fence podcast. and to me, it's clear remains to, to join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plant interest in the global economy, our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance, you to step ahead with the w business beyond on you tube. ah, economist imagine what could have been had there been no pen demik. a new study out of germany estimates the output that didn'

now turkey is feeling the strain on kara has ordered its biggest gas consumers among them, electricity producers and large factories to scale back massively for 3 days. in effect, that means power outages and stoppages on factory floors. now behind the decision is a supply problem in a ran, as the source of about 16 percent of gas supplies going into turkey, ran stop gas flows to the country for 10 days. citing a technical problem on its end. its own gas consumption has been while jumped to the cold temperatures. in turkey, local and international companies are suffering from turkish car maker, turf us to french car maker, renault, which is shutting down production for 2 weeks. but not all companies can simply shut off, but at this tilo paul, managing director of the german chamber of commerce and isabel worn that industrial plants can't simply switch off many of them without damaging, technically sensitive systems. including blast furnaces that can cost millions. all of this coming, meanwhile with 30 in the middle of an economic slump. now from rural nestles, go to our dw corresponden

[applause] kara and david thank you for what you do to make our state better, i appreciate you for being here. other nebraskans also stepped up in 2021. over 200 men and women accepted the call to join the thin blue line that protects and serves our communities. they have earned their badge. they were trained, challenged and tested thanks in part for the work of instructors at the law enforcement training center in grand island. we are joined here today of the director of law enforcement training center brenda and the deputy director mark, they work hard to make sure our men and women in blue are prepared to respond to the unique challenges in their communities. brenda and mark, thank you for what you do for our state. [applause] our students continue to personally prepare themselves in the jobs that we have in nebraska. we enter 2022 with over 3900 nebraskans who are enrolled and registered in programs throughout the state including in our six grade community colleges. that is 39 more nebraskans who are pursuing growth and contributing to a diverse skilled workforce. nebraskans continue

summers are really high, you have a 2 weeks quarantine that you have to spend in the capital after kara. and hope really is that this will slow down at the arrival of army. gren, everyone here is well aware that sooner or later if you look at india, for instance, those only current cases will arrive here, yog, thank you so much, are age, pacific mere, a cheap yog matters there in jakarta. sketch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. novak joe coach has arrived as has admitted rather making errors as he baffles to stay in australia and play in the melbourne. open the 10, a star release to statement, explaining why he wasn't in isolation after testing positive for coven 19 in december. and saying his agent made a mistake in filling out his australian travel declaration. north korean state media, se leader kim jong and oversaw the successful test of a hypersonic missile. the report comes a day after authorities in south korea and japan detected the suspected launch, which drew condemnation around the world. a vigil has been held in new york city for the v

kara scannell has the latest breaking details from new york. >> reporter: new details emerging overnightn the new york attorney general letitia james' effort to compel the testimony of donald trump, don jr. and ivanka. the attorney general alleging there is significant evidence of misstatements and omissions in these financial statements. the statements were provided to lenders and to insurers. as part of this, they say the statements have covered kind of the gamut across a number of properties, including golf courses in scotland and los angeles, including trump tower, the president's own penthouse, invo involving seven springs. they are trying to understand what role he played because his name is on these statements. a number of them as we previously discussed, say he came up with the valuations. they write, mr. trump's actual knowledge of and intention to make the numerous miss tatateme are essential components to resolving the oag's investigation in an appropriate and just manner. likewise, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump worked as agents of mr. trump, acted on their own behalves, a

let's begin our coverage with cnn's kara scannell who is in new york with breaking news on the investigation into the trump organization. >> this came in a filing overnight where the new york attorney general leticia james is trying to compel the testimony of the former president, his son and daughter. they found over the course of this multiyear investigation -- significant evidence of fraud and misleading statements in these financial statements. these were financial statements given to lenders and insurers and helped inform filings that went to the irs. through these statements james' office is pointing to a number of different areas, a number of properties including 40 wall street. that's the building in lower manhattan. numerous golf courses, one in scotland and one in los angeles and other properties. she's saying the key to her civil investigation here and what kind of decision she will make is what did donald trump know. in the filings she writes, mr. trump's actual knowledge of and intention to make the numerous misstatements and omissions made by him or on his behalf are essential

kara scannell, laura jarrett, thank you for your reporting and insights. we really appreciate it. >>> new cnn reporting just in. growing resentiment toward kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. >>> plus, a live look, live you can tell by the hair of british prime minister boris johnson getting grilled by parliament. so what did he know about these parties during lockdown? when did he know it, and could this lead to his ousting? this is a gamechanger, who dares to be fearless even when her bladder leaks. our softest, smoothest f fabrc keeping her comfortable, protected, and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thihing stronger than us, is you. when you're e looking for answe, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the diffence. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're loong for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven things every medicare supplement should have". it's yours free, just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable licensed agent-pr

so, let's go straight to cnn's kara outside the courtroom.ils of what's happening in court today. >> reporter: well, alisyn and victor, stormy daniels has been on the stand for about two and a half hours. this time, it's the prosecution's turn so they're questioning daniels about this book deal that she struck that she says michael avenatti helped her get but then the essence of this case is that he allegedly stole $300,000 from her and he's charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft. daniels has been testifying. she's described how excited she was to get this book deal. she said when she was sitting in a car in a gas station and she saw across her phone on an app that the first payment came through of $200,000, she said she screamed so loudly that she scared the security guard sitting next to her. then, she went on to explain how she was, you know, she had received that first payment but then she wasn't getting the second or the third payment and prosecutors walked her through and had her read text messag

cnn's kara scannell is covering this story. how did this come about?ly after the lunch break, he asked to address the judge. he told him that there had been a breakdown in the relationship between me and my counsel that goes to the heart of my ability to mount a defense. he asked the judge if he could represent himself in this case going forward and he noted that he had previously represented himself this past summer in another criminal trial that avenatti was facing in california. that case ended in a mistrial. avenatti telling the judge he was prepared to represent himself saying that some significant questions related to the cross-examination of the witness that currently is on the stand. that's his office manager. so the judge, after asking avenatti if he really understood the risk he'd be taking by doing this noting he faced significant prison time if convicted of the one count of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. he ran avenatti through the different scenarios saying he'd have to be prepared to handle the rules of evidence and to question

eye on here, is specially that we're heading into the midterms. >> all right, brandi zadrozny and kara voght, thank you both. coming up, the investigation -- to overturn the georgia election gets the greenlight for a grand jury. plus, what we know about the january six committee's conversations with former attorney general bill barr. and, brand new reporting on who is behind the scheme to seize voting machines. all that after this break. >> donald trump's georgia phone call, as i argued last week, may be the most obvious, the most chargeable cristobal offenses trump committee, at least in this effort to overturn the election. last week we learned the full district attorney was asking for a special grand jury to investigate trump's actions when he asked the secretary of state to manufacture 11,000 votes. well tonight, we know the special grand jury will go forward, that's because the judge is on fulton county supporter superior court branch reprove that request. and the special ground jury will be in panel and it can continue for a period not to exceed 12 months. meanwhile, the january

kara? >> reporter: good morning, kasie.t happens with the documents relating to john does? before the trial, she argued to keep the records sealed saying if they were unsealed it could potentially prejudice the jury. she was convicted last month. now her attorneys are saying they no longer wish to address this, saying they have their own lawyers who can defend their privacy rights. we don't know who they are, if they're accused of any wrongdoing, or in what context their name comes up. a lawyer for due fray said it is the embarrassment of having been associated with epstein and maxwell. a decision is not expected for several weeks. >> kara scannell, thank you for that report. >>> coming up next here, olympic skier lindsey vonn with her struggles off the shroefps. >>> a winter storm puzzling -- not puzzling. pummeling. pummeling the east coast making its way to the northeast. millions of people affected by this. thousands have lost power already. >>> and a tv host goes on an epic rant against the unvaccinated in a wild video

kara, i think that covers the bases right? i see a smile. >> president buell: thank you commissioner anderson. >> i like to second that motion. >> president buell: it's been moved and seconded. please call the roll. >> clerk: yes. [roll call vote] thank you. that's unanimous. before we move on to the next item, which is the san francisco park alliance item 14, i like to announce that my colleague, stacy white will be taking over for a little white why i attend to a nap. my computer will stay on but stacy will be handling the meeting until i return. thank you very much, stacy. >> clerk: we're on item 14, san francisco parks alliance fy 21-22 annual support, accept and expend. >> good morning commissioners. i'm lisa bransten. i'm here to present an item on the annual support on the san francisco parks alliance for year 21-22. before i get into the presentation, i wanted to correct a typo in the agenda language and note that the approval is actually for $90,000 as noted in the staff report. not $70,000 which mistakenly got put in

cnn's kara scannell has been following this story closely.e names are revealed? >> i think that's going to depend on who these john does are. as you said, this is part of the civil lawsuit that's been going on for quite some time, and the judge has unsealed thousands of pages of documents. now, maxwell's attorney had initially asked for the information and the documents and the names of john does to remain under seal ahead of her criminal trial saying she was concerned it could impact the jury, prejudice the jury. she was convicted last month. her attorney said in a court filing they do not wish to address this anymore. they're saying that the attorneys for the john does, there are eight of them, could ably argue for their privacy rights if they want to take that up. now, an attorney for giuffre says there's no reason to keep these under seal any longer. in a court filing one of the attorneys wrote, generalized aversion to embarrassment and negative is not enough to warrant continued sealing of information, this is especially true with respec

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kara, are our allies on the same page? how serious, how close are we to actually sending troops to eastern europe? >> reporter: good morning, steph. the administration says that they've put these 8,500 troops on heightened alert. that means that they could be ready to deploy to nato countries within a matter of days. at the same time, they're saying no decision have been made on whether or not to deploy those troops at this time, but pentagon press secretary john kirby was saying yesterday that even as all of this is happening, putin is show nothing signs of backing down. take a listen. >> there's been no sign that russians are interested in de-escalating or moving troops away or taking tensions down. quite the contrary. you can see an increased sense of concern by the administration and by our nato allies. >> reporter: now, look, there is a lot of heightened concern. obviously, president biden had that meeting with nato allies yesterday. he came out of it saying that it was a very, very good meeting and that nato allies a

kara, let me start with you.ply, this feels like this shouldn't be an only one political party remembering this day, but i have to tell you the bizarreness of today right now is that fact. that it is only one party that is lamenting what happened one year ago today and another party that is trying to memory hole it, i guess, to be generous. >> it is pretty incredible, i mean, i'm standing in the same spot i was in this time last year, covered this whole thing through the night and in the immediate days that followed. what was striking about january 6 was it did unite this place and people were pretty clear-i had about what had happened, what they had been through, what the possible remedies might be. now, the final impeachment vote didn't necessarily reflect that, but the truth was plain for everyone to see. over the course of a year the two parties have gone back into their camps with only one party willing to look this event in the eye and see it for what it was. the republican party has abdicated any responsib

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well, we'll try sam via for squint gauge go. kara clairmont road frontage. julio, go go, go. that's a totally different story. i'll stay right on the heels of alan murray. he used to be a counselor for this town. and he's lived here since he was a little boy to get here, i've traveled to the western edge of britain to the isle of anger. see at the north western tip of ways. oh, that's too long. so we'll use the official short version aside from a few sheep, only 3000 people live here. and since i mainly interested in the towns of the wall name alan murray takes me to this church. ah, this is the church of saint mary. they start off with, with the church tongue via that's where the name or itchiness term means church and via mary. so it's ton of value. so this is the church of saint mary. tom wyatt. 4 square gates called gara aquarium drop off to sylvia coco goss. what is the name actually mean? the church of saint mary's in the hollow of the white hazel's near for the rock. it whirlpool the church of santa sillier and the red caves all the past. together, it forms a complete

it was quick gate called kara aquarium drop off to sylvia coco goss. what is the name actually mean? the church of saint mary's in the hollow of the white a source near the rock. it whirlpool the church of some sicilian and the red caves through all the paths together. it forms a complete picture of the village. most people here speak well, sure. it's the 2nd official language here. after english, a good place to practice a little would be where half the town gets together, the local top and i thought that maybe a beer would help to lose the time. is that an option? so if you will not, yes, there's nothing for it but to practice that kind of fun by it was bring your school get it. but i'm go. oh and you have also like a gym with a name on it. right. how to, how to spell with, but why the name is so long. his best answers by alan murray don't come in and converse contrived fire at taylor in 18. 69. wanted to attract visitors to come in to the the latch off to one. go see and i think that said, you know, with a 150 years or so. busy more on from his days

girls,se the feminist movement, they've been silent because they've been taking money to shut up m.t kara dansky will not, be quiet. she's a lifelong feminist liberal, used to work at the aclu who stubbornly continues to believeto t the trh in human biology. she's been relentlessly attacked for that very bravet . person and very articulate. wewe d sit down with her for a g interview on tucker carlson today. absolutely worth watching. here's partrv she said this is s assault on language. that's one of the first thingsou you said. >> what is what do you mean by that? so let's take for example,or e pregnant people. we're seeing a lot people, including members of the united states congress usinge language like pregnant people now everyry human being knows that only women can get pregnant, but for some reason we're seeing w a shift in language where people are required socially coerced to say things likeeg pregnant people. now i'm concerned because i think it's very easy for conservatives to brush that off as luneta leftism. and to be clear, it is insane to refer to pregnant people. it's absol