rare moves and they're transforming their businesses around the world censure, price watewapricewatere deeeloitte, they're hard to detect. >> good morning. it's deirdre i wanted to you about the latest proposed stock regulations from the s.e.c. which would force stocks to meet standards of traditional ipos do you think this is good or bad for the retail investor? we know investors have fallen short, but it's also a way for companies to get into what you have at a much earlier stage. >> i've been pretty clear on twitter in general not a huge fan of the stock movement i think it brought a lot of companies public that weren't quite ready. having said that, the top 10, 15% of stocks have done well i think the forecasting issue is one that you've highlighted many times and is an important one. when they go through it, they can't give a forward-looking forecast they work with nalls to set expectation as little bit, for the most part, they're not able to do the forecast that the companies were able to do. so there's a little bit of a gray area or loophole and we hope the s.e.c. will close that. w

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. >> reporter: hope thompson, two-time world champion trains with larry dee. >> you hear about all the men successful and you don't hear about many women or you didn't so she was someone i looked up to. >> reporter: larry dee hoping to inspire more women like hope through the rope like a girl campaign i was always taught to not rope like a girl but i am a girl and i do rope like a girl and pardon my french, but i want to be a badass girl. >> reporter: striving to see her passion paid out like it has for men and confident that the day is almost here. >> it will be here i said i'm not going to quit until it gets where it's supposed to be. >> reporter: not only is this the first time the break-away roping has been here at rodeo houston, this year it will pay out the same amount of prize money as the mens events and womens barrel racing, it's a $50,000 prize, larry dee hopes that will be the norm at every competition. >> go get them, val, thank you. >>> nasa reports the james web space telescope is doing really well here's some proof. this is the telescope's first focused image of a bright

so, of course; all that crypto stuff, dee, i'll turn to you first.nos makes a decent argument that 40 billion is quite a market cap for this story, but if you believe that coinbase is more than just a transaction play that it's kind of the google of crypto and digital commerce in the future, he could get burned. >> that's right. if you believe they can build an nft platform, if you believe they'll have success with dow tools, maybe but i think what chanos pointed to is super important here and goes back to i recall an interview with cz who talked about the transaction fees yes, they're going to come down. he also talked about what he called a hidden fee. that's the spread that many of these platforms make when they're buying and selling bitcoin. you buy a fraction of a bitcoin. you don't really know exactly what price you're getting it at or selling it at it's up to the platform. that is going to narrow, carl, as the market becomes more efficient. i think that's what chanos was talking about is that the crypto market, as it's maturing, is actually be

oh this is dee double. the news live from berlin. russian forces carry out air strikes in western you cried on the other side of the country, new satellite images show the extent of the damage to mother. you pop, be friends, president says i will arrive there later today. also coming up polish volunteers step up to help ukranian refugees. but authorities born there close to breaking point and high performing for peace as their city prepares, its defenses, musicians in odessa make their voices heard you cry. ah, i'm anthony. how walk into the program? russian forces have carried out multiple air strikes on a military training ground near levine in western g crime, expanding moscow's war closer to the border with poland. many ukrainians have fled to relative safety in the v since the invasion began in the capital keep the mer is telling residents to prepare to fight as rushes, military attacks. civilian targets near by fire crews rushed to the scene. after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirt

this is dee dablin. you is africa coming up on the program lives on hold the african students facing an uncertain future as the war in ukraine. rage is on. so we're trying to see it in the shop for year or so weeks that we have which school is going to accept those because we can't even get our transcripts because of what is happening. we don't have our trash people, they don't seem to understand that we don't love tribes creek, thousands of africans, students have finally escaped to safety. some have made it back to their home country.

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that person has tested negative, but the judge dee saided to de delay the trial for two days. >>> b.a.r.t. is addressing crime on its trains. here's sergio quintana. >> reporter: in the days ahead, passengers on b.a.r.t. trains will see new workers, crisis intervention specialists. think of them as field social workers. they connect people who need help with social services. there were 15 of the new gray-shirted workers who will walk in paris or link up with b.a.r.t. police, joining ten blue-shirted ambassadors who have already been on the trains for years now. >> first came up to me and asked for directions, and i directed them to a b.a.r.t. train. so it's very helpful. >> reporter: the b.a.r.t. ambassador stepped in and helped the tourist get to their destination. the new teams are meant to give riders new confidence while aboard. >> something's going on huge and we're there. we can let the officers know by radio, keep them updated what's going on, what the guy's wearing. keep up the description for the officers. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. recently got a $270 million infusion from federal do

state health leaders say the change is a result of dee cliechb cases. the new guidelines apply to so called main events, that's indoor events with more than 1,000 people or outdoor events with more than 10,000. she says a few months ago she wouldn't feel comfortable going to an event without the vaccination mandate. with concert season ahead, some are already making plans to attend their first big event since pandemic began. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> a rally to call attention to an issue made worse by covid. aids activists say during the pandemic hiv testing dropped and the risk of hiv has increased. >> we have been so single-minded that some of our very important other priorities have been pushed aside. and we know in 2020, and we tend to only learn about these things in the rear view mirror, but in 2020, there was a 52% decline in hiv screening. >> activists are calling on the hiv and aids they once were in prevention and treatment. three weeks ago, the state recorded eight covid cases per 100,000. the following week it was 5

mary dee was born in chicago in 1936. the youngest of six children. she was only 2 years old when her mother died. her father ultimately became sick and she was then -- of course, he had remarried. and she was adopted by her step mother and she maintained that life was pretty rough for her until she got to fifth grade and met a wonderful teacher who helped change her life. she stated in an interview that this teacher, mrs. robinson, told her that she would be great. and she believed in that teacher. and then she went on and became great. she graduated from engelwood high school. went back to new orleans and enrolled in xavier university, where she studied business administration. she, of course, dropped out and took a drop at i.b.m. to help her other brothers and sisters. because she then worked, got married, got divorced, had a daughter, got a good job, and she just felt she was spending too much time away from her job and from her child. so she quit that job and somebody told us, you know, you got a gift for gab. and she decided to study broadcastin

they believe shad dee ya mitchell pulled the trigger. in yount oakland. he was a decorated former police officer here in the bay area. >> 6:57 this morning, teachers in one bay area district are preparing to strike. another district has a new tentative deal. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson joins us live in san francisco this morning. start with the bad news. which teachers are threatening to walk out? >> reporter: that's right, mount diablo, the teachers say they've been working for 250 days without a contract and they are authorized to take a strike if necessary. the union has more than 1,500 educators and represents more than 29,000 students. and switching gears a little bit. all schools in the rohnert-park cotati district will operate on a half schedule after it was announced that the teachers union has officially ended their six-day strike. they say a deal was reached and they're confident it will keep the district solvent over the next three years. we're live in san francisco. cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thank you

of times and there are concerns that instacart has missed the window >> great talking to her again, deeill be necessary to enable 15-minute delivery and that delivery seems to be a local game and not only msa by msa and suburb and urban area by urban area meanwhile there, is a new bitcoin bull on the street and we'll te y w aerhe eak.llouhoft t ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> one more thing before we go and that's another bitcoin bear biting the dust. larry fink telling shareholders in his annual letter that kwquo, the war for the countries is a global sign for global systems like crypto that are able to bring down the cost of cross-border payments and pretty big for fink who told "squawk box" last november that he wasn't a student of bitcoin and where he's going to go sounds like school may be back in session as the acceleration from the invasion of ukraine will have multiple effects >> it was another what i've come to call a red pill moment and you see more of these business leaders at least show a curiosity and what a change that is from a few years ago when you were able to write off cr

nasdaq by 1.75, and boy, marvel and oracle leading tech to the upside from two different areas, dee.rson tomorrow and the day after. >> oh, yes >> we are finally meeting almost a year after "tech check" was created. i'm heading east. >> not meeting for the first time, of course we've met, but it feels like it's a reunion for sure looking forward to that. and with that, this distanced "tech check" comes to a close. "halftime report" starts now >>> all right, jon thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center, why one big-time investor thinks we're close. one committee member making a major market call and we'll debate that, t think joining meo the hour, degas wright, josh brown, and pete najarian, market rebellion.com. a bounce of just shy of 2% and

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dee?we'll start with the 24-1 stock split and $10 billion buyback from amazon, one of the few spots of green among tech this morning shares up nearly 5%. coming down a little bit from those afterhour peaks. it's an unusual note amazon under bezos paraded its on customer obsessed and invested nearly every dollar back into the company. profitability has come second. does this suggest a more shareholder focussed, more shareholder friendly ceo in andy jassy. stock split doesn't create any new vashlgs but how the company framed it was important. a spokesperson said that it would, quote, give employees more flexibility in how they manage their equity and make shares more accessible for people looking to invest in the company. so, jassy could be responding to the pressure from a sagging stock price by targeting retail investors. also what that stock underperformance has meant for hiring and retaining employees as for the buyback, $10 billion represents less than 1% of the company. and any ways, i

dee?> a lot of implications kate, thank you. >>> this is really unprecedented for the card companies that have pushed back on other, i guess you call it, ethical points like gun sales. so to see them do this is a big moment you have to wonder where this puts pressure on certainly the crypto trading platforms are holding strong and saying they're not going to cut off all russian users. carl, you had a really good conversation this morning with jeff sewnen feld who said companies using excuses are avoiding the point of sanctions. the point is to inflict sort of economic, political pain, even if that means on the consumers in russia. you have or companies like wework too still operating in the country. >> yeah. we were talking about, for example, the fallout from a decision like a visa, mastercard, jon, where you may have some people who were actively opposed to the invasion, trying to get out of the country and still themselves can't access their bank accounts his point was, though, the broa

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wall street is set to open higher as investors track kmod dee prices iteming from the war in ukraine.was choppy yesterday with stocks ending lower. the dow had been up 585 points, but closed down 184. we know the nasdaq fell further into bear market territory or down 20% from its record high in november. energy stocks were a bright spot, with president biden announcing the ban on russian oil and fuel imports. u.s. crude trading around $122 a barrel this morning. nothing is gone forever in the digital age. lime wire, the file sharing website, is set to relaunch in may as a marketplace for nfts. the service was shut down in 2010 following a legal battle with the recording industry. the new line wire will focus on music, letting users trade rare items, unreleased demos and digital merchandise. prices will be listed in dollars instead of crypto and users will be able to buy nfts using credit cards. and the senate passing a bill to shore up the postal service and guarantee delivery six days a week. the measure goes to president biden to sign. the overhaul has been in the making and comes a

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snow, ice and dee times this ou. >>> the emergency landing involving former president trump. a plane carrying the former president reporting engine fail jury and what we're learning tonight. >>> authorities say the director of black panther mistaken for a bank robber in atlanta. why a teller called police and what the bank is now saying tonight. >>> the historic discovery tonight at the bottom of the sea. the famous ship wreck found in antarctica almost 10,000 feet down. the final moments captured on film more than a century ago. >>> and a passing to note tonight. the famous name recognized in supermarket aisles across this country. and what the family revealed about his own food. >>> and good evening tonight from washington, it is great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with one of the most terrify, attacks yet in this russian war on ukraine. a russian air strike on a maternity and children's hospital in the southeastern city of mariupol. ukraine's president calling it an atros sciatrocity. tonight, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken say

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all these things dee - l executable. all these things deeply frustrating, - executable.ngs deeply frustrating, as you i deeply frustrating, as you would expect for ukraine. president zelensky, volodymyr zelensky, was talking to the british parliament today, and once again he made the point that he felt a bit let down, not least over the issue of a no—fly zone to be created over ukraine, can you see at any point that happening? well, i am a historian _ point that happening? well, i am a historian by _ point that happening? well, i am a historian by passion - point that happening? well, ij am a historian by passion and point that happening? well, i. am a historian by passion and a military professional betrayed. and i have learned over the years that any time you say no, it is probably a big mistake. i think there are multiple possibilities that could happen here in the near term that we are not even envisioning right now. so, yes, it can happen, absolutely. we willjust have to wait and see. hat absolutely. we will 'ust have to wait and see._ to wait and see. not on the ta

then you get more of a discount this shift to freestyle makes it more like any other online retailer, deeat's unclear and now that the guide is unclear operationally, that's unclear and there's a lack of clarity. >> a lot of questions and as carl said that stock is down 80% since the new ceo elizabeth spalding took over in august of last year and it raises the question that we face often when you get an operator to come in she comes from bane, can they do when katrina lake did as a founder with vc backing and the network behind her in the early days that stock has been brutal down another 11% today. don't forget to llfoow and subscribe to the pod download wherever you download your podcasts. tech check is back in a moment we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice? i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial. inner voice (furniture maker): i'm rubbing

economies in the near future. indeed, we'll wait to see what happens said don, thanks to come in with the dee's house, that's not his own quota. while austria is full of foreign minister, told me the current di dollarization did the d. dollarization just rapidly space that the existing global trends. it's all about an exploration of something that goes there already beforehand. the franchise. the fragility from a state of the dollar in commodity trading was very clear in the year 2008, 2009. and this is a financial crisis of 2009, which we moved out to a very strong chinese economy that has been of rigidity of the dollar going off. the you on that station is, is moving on the d dollar i station, it's not something that will happen now in a very swift move, but it is a regional thing that x and the reading like it was the example of saudi arabia and some other orange sellers, we have had that in the past, even when the case was iran wishing to move out of the dollar to the euro. for instance, the topic has been on the agenda and what we see right now, but this reason statement represent, put in

we'll get to "the halftime report" starts right now >> dee, thank you.he halftime report." i'm scott wapner a big day on the markets and the fed decision less than two hours from now of course, that's front and center for us. joining us for the hour, amy raskin, joe teranova, pete najarian, and co-founder of market rebellion.com the dow's better than 8% nasdaq having a big day today, that's nearly 3% gain. 2.75, 354, big eye on yields today. the ten-year note yield 216 and we'll keep our eyes peeled there. the conversation and all

. >> todd: from gasoline to natural gas to dees and he will home heating oil explains why 73% of americansstrateed with american energy from the shores of california all the way to the mountains of vermont. we talk about how bad gas prices are, you see it in reality. how bad is it? >> it is tough on families, tough to heat homes. most understand, there is a degree of sticker shock. >> this is bernie country, joe biden following a lot of environmental policy from the green new deal, do you see any chance oil, gas, that type of energy will be gone in a few years? >> the idea we will move to all electrical heating system, not enough to meet the demand now is absurd. >> todd: why? why are they doing that? if their dpoel is improving the environment, that is the opposite of what they are doing and prices will go through the roof more? >> in the northeast, most people want to lower environmental impact, we understand that, so does our energy. we can't tell customers convert to electricity with a straight face and think they are actually reducing their energy burden, reducing cost and carbon emis