what should she be doing talk to becky.to me. >> becky, i didn't know i would give opinions on this this morning. >> don't worry i'll not listen. >> fixed income is more attractive as we sit here today, you have to be cautious about near-term markets. we don't know how long the fed will be keeping interest rates at a really elevated and restrictive levels i think based on your comments earlier in the 15% rally we have seen in the s&p 500 that we do think this is a great time to be rethinking portfolio allo allocations. especially on the equity side of things equity multiples are not i inexp inexpensive. we are not even to 20-year averages old adage of markets, they rarely stop at average that is how we think about things and that is guiding the conversations we have with clients. >> zach, thank you very much for your thoughts. zachary hill >> thanks, zach. >> thank you >>> when we come back, are you ready to hit the slopes? i know andrew is we're going to get an early read on the ski season as more travelers get away for th

eject. >> becky, watch your six. becky. becky? >> it's okay. it's okay.love that becky is always a good sport. >> it's black friday, ladies and gentlemen. >> you got your oscar -- >> rooster, whatever we're calling you this morning. >>> now to a man who barely survived a motorcycle accident only to wake up thinking it was 1993. it's a story we first saw in "people's" real-life digital series and the love of his life helped him recover and it only made their bond stronger. kristy and andrew are living a love story married 37 years and they cherished time with the family and traveling on the open road. >> on that motorcycle, it just -- it feels so free and i'm holding on to the love of my life. >> reporter: for 58-year-old andrew all those memories came to a screeching halt after a near-fatal motorcycle accident last june. after t-boning a car that ran a red light witnesses say kristy and andrew were hurled 50 feet across the pavement. >> all i truly wanted to now was he okay and where my husband was. >> reporter: andrew, unconscious, is airlifted to the ho

. >> thank you becky. i can't wait we know on june 16th, ron sent us all emails about the investment opportunity of a lifetime we tested those lows and we bounced again and ron is again coming back to us and saying i still think that was the investment at that point and still the investment opportunity of the generation. he has been in for 40 years. i forget when he founded it. >> the firm founded 40 years ago this year. the 29th annual conference, but 40th anniversary of the firm. >> you see the elliott management that we are ushering in a period of hyper inflation the worst period we had since world war ii i'm wondering what ron's response to that and whether he thinks 3600 could be the low what if it is 3400 or 3200 does he care it is not the absolute -- >> my guess would be no. my guess would be no he will tell you the market is the best place to be he has been a preacher to protect your money by putting it in the market. the best hedge of inflation. he is sitting right here. >> i'm scared about the dr

becky? something into what the fed is saying today. >> return to the office is back in full swing. while is a serial tech entrepreneur, why is he going into the remote world when we're trying to get back in person he started a successful venture and making a new bet on meeting technology zoom stock trading for below it's all-time high when people worked remotely during the height of the pandemic joining us right now howard lerman howard has been a successful entrepreneur over the years. but you showed me this new program, roam, which is a competitor of sorts of zoom, in a remote world what does it really look like to have a hybrid or remote workplace? and it's the first version of this i've ever seen that actually feels like you are close to replicating the experience of working, frankly, if a physical office, but doing it online. my question to you, before we get into what it is, though, is why you've pursued this and are you a believer, ultimately, that we will -- for a very, very long tim

becky?trying to amend the deal if you lose the president, who as described himself as the most pro-union president ever, what are the odds of getting it done? >> well, becky, it's worth noding for the eight or nine unions who have ratified this deal, it would go forward, and for a handful of the unions that have not ratified the deal, they're working with their leaders to try to reach new terms in side letters, sort of adenna to the existing deal that introduced new terms that maybe are specific to their industry or their union for instance, one union that struck down the deal back in october, they added a side letter that essentially said the companies and unions with pay for single-party lodges on the road so they wouldn't have to bunk up with co-workers when they were traveling for weeks at a time that's something the specific members had been seeking and the leadership did sign on to that. so the talks are continuing. the problem is, the clock is running out here. >> kayla, thank you. >>

abc's becky worley has details. this is what it takes to evaluate your sleep in a sleep clinic like frankenstein, but putting new wearable devices on track. sleep every night is a much easier proposition. so i've come to the stanford university sleep clinic where they'll use these monitors to evaluate how long i sleep. how much i'm awake during the night and how much rem sleep i get simultaneously. i'm wearing four consumer wearable devices. fitbit the aura ring, a samsung smartwatch and the apple watch. but the question how does the data that we get from these consumer wearables compared to the data we get from these medical sensors, which are really the gold standard. i head off into dreamland with all the wires and the wearables recording my data . a few days later, dr kushida interprets the results. the great news is that you had a pretty normal sleep. and you did not have any major sleep disorder, and we got really interesting data. stanford says. my total sleep time was seven hours and 28 minutes for the weara

becky? >> we've got numbers just out from target. we were waiting for this morning -on-the bottom line, the numbers are not good you're talking earnings of $1.54. the street was looking for $2.13. now, revenue did come in better than expected. it was 26.5. the street was looking for 26.38 billion. comp store sales were also better than expected versus the consensus estimate target is talking about some very concerning trending they have seen in the store starting in october they just say basically the consumer changed and changed drastically starting in october. i spoke with brian cornell yesterday and he pointed out that in october, consumers were really starting to feel the pressure from inflation. and it showed up in the stores and what they were buying. food and beverage was very strong things like beauty, very strong, but think saw weakness when it came to apparel, home, toys, and electronics. that is something that's definitely impacted their markets as well. they've had to offer things on sale, brian cornell telling us it's a

becky, good morning once again. monday like this, one for you meaning gifts, one for me meaning big ticket purchases and splurges and one for house, and by that, i mean, stocking up on staples. let's start with gifts. specifically tech, the airpod pro on sale for $200. these will go up in price later this week i almost guarantee it. tvs switching over, two are great sets for the money and on sell the tcl 43-inch roku tv is $149 at target. 200 bucks off. it's not the most recent model, but i own this tv. it looks great. another top-rated model is the hisense, uh 8. it's a $500 savings, whit. >> that's the one for you. now the one for me. shoppers looking to splurge on themselves. what are the deals out there now? >> reporter: one splurge if you need a new phone in next few months you should look at deals. iphone 12 is unlocked at walmart, $146 off. there are lots of carrier dealsl carrier is. similar deals on android phones, pixel 7 is $100 off. the samsung s22 plus at best buy, $250 off. another splurge, clothing. i

i think there's no hope for me. >> great deals, becky.anniversary and is fully open to the public again after devastating floods earlier this year. take a look. with 2.2 million acres of majestic landscape, geologic wonders and wandering wildlife, yellowstone national park is one of our country's crown jewels. >> it is one of the centerpieces of our national park system and tourists can see what this park has to offer. >> reporter: nestled in the northwest corner of wyoming with borders in idaho and montana, yellowstone is steeped in rich history. this year celebrating its 150th anniversary as the nation's first national park. known for its nearly 500 geysers like the world famous old faithful. and the heritage of its american indian partners. >> that's been a really big part of our 150th commemoration. partnering with american indian tribes and having them back on the landscape here in yellowstone and interacting directly with visitors. >> reporter: 2022 brought hardship. in june, a devastating flood ripped through the northern part of t

alan and becky live in sussex.n their own business, which earns them above the uk average household income in britain. but recently they've seen the cost of feeding their family of seven rise sharply. in any given week, what do you think you might spend on food? now i'd say £170, which has gone up a lot from i'd say, what, £110 maybe? yeah. the cost of food going up now is concerning because it feels like it's never—ending. so have you changed how you shop lately? with things like the pastas, we'll bulk buy the pasta and we've been doing a lot of pasta bakes and pasta dishes that are going to fill everyone up for cheaper. so sticking with more kind of cheaper carbohydrate. yeah. butter has gone up a lot, that's something we've bulk bought. and cheese, because the price has just gone up massively. so this is the sort of quantity of cheese you buy? yeah, family—size cheese. it's much cheaper to buy it in bulk like that. but they've also been cutting back where they can. this one is a 500g mince, whereas, usually i wo

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i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and becky quick. this h hour the dow off 154 points this morning. the s&p 500 off about 22 1/2 points show you treasury yields that's what has i think everybody refocused. the ten year at 4.202. the two-year at 4.78 there royal, when you think about wti crude, you can buy it by the barrel $88.48 crypto which has been our barometer risk on, risk off, it's kind of holding up. it's $20,256. >> the federal reserve rips on markets yesterday. next up is the bank of england rate decision and senior economics reporter steve liesman is back with us. have they already pivoted, steve? >> who the bank of england >> yeah. >> no -- it depends on what you mean by pivot. >> they never got started. they needed to be on board -- they weren't synchronized that's part of the problem, right, but they got other problems. >> that's right. they're expected to join the 75 club in just about an hour, joe, and we have global bond yields on the march this comes the day after the fed hiked by 75 basis points for the fourth time a

i think becky is over there silently agreeing.tion is out there for you. >> the remotes to try and operate. >> right and how many remotes are there the tv remote and audio and it is intimidating see you frank. >> when we come back, mohamed el-ery an kicks off the final week of november and first kyle bass talks about the unrest we're seeing in shanghai and other chinese cities stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc. s, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data is available anywhere, securely. and your digital transformation is helping find new ways to unlock energy around the world. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, innovation refunds could qualify it for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. innovation refunds has h

steve liesman. >> reporter: good morning, becky.a labor conference i'm attending she says she is optimistic that there is a pathway to get back the labor market balance with only a modest rise in unemployment that kind of goes along with something we were talking about in a second which is a report out from goldman sax they are worried about the risk of a downturn and she says price stability is a key for achieving sustained maximum employment the intent, despite what some people may think, is not to create a significant downturn restoring price stability that remains the current imperative it's clear there is more work to do more work to do means additional inquiries in the federal funds rate that will be required then of course what the same course other fed officials have been saying, the need for a period of holding rates at a, quote, sufficiently restrictive level for some time. the latest data has really not changed their minds of what sufficiently restrictive may mean a slowdown in labor demand can be lower vacancies rather t

becky? >> diana, i know that a lot of places don't allow -- a lot buildings don't allow rentals, but i know a lot of them have been available on airbnb for years. are there steps to make it league legal or shut it down? >> it makes it more apparent you open it up on a portal, it's very legal, and they can have rules about this as to whether are interest are rentals on airbnb they don't know about, they did not address that. >> diana, thank you. >>> coming up, steve liesman is going to be here for the lies maniacs. he's got important things to tell us about fed chair jay powell's speech later today. he's like a fed whisperer. later we're going to talk with another enwhisperer, energy whisperer, amos hochstein. "squawk box" is going to be right back >> announcer: executive sej sponsored by at&t business at&t 5g is fast, reliable, and secure oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t

thanks, becky.o a hoosier >> you're a hoosier, too >> yes >> all right john, we look forward to a long relationship see you later. >> look forward to it. take care. >> right next to ohio. good place good place tri-state area kentucky, indiana and ohio >>> pfizer reporting strong results. the estimate 1.39. revenue up $22.6 billion estimate was $21 billion that's $1.6 billion more raising the revenue view for the year to 99.5 billion to 102 billion. the street is right at 99.59 clearly the outlook is reflective improved with incremental unfavorable foreign exchange impact. this is a stock that indicated up about 2.5%. 2.3% to 47 at one point it was $61. $62 in the past year on all of the obviously with the company doing well with the covid vaccine. we all benefitted, obviously, from the mrna vaccine svaccines pfizer and moderna benefitted. moderna more so with the stock appreciation both have come down sharply from the best levels as president biden said the pandemic is now over not in china >>> comi

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i get to watch them go crazy. >> ♪ that is what christmas means to me my love ♪ reporter: becky is excitedake the stage. you are collaborating also. >> yes. i've known ne-yo for a long time. it was fun. reporter: the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration is sunday night here on abc. j.r.: disney is the parent company of abc 7 and you can catch a wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration tonight starting at 8:00 right here on abc 7. when it is cold outside, the best place to be is at home and that is where we find spencer christian tonight to break down our weather forecast. spencer: you are so right. i am enjoying the fun of home tonight. we have some frosty weather coming our way in a day or so but right now here is a look at the temperature change from the last 24 hours. quite a bit cooler tonight than it was last night. 4-7 degrees cooler. here is a look from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero to the bay bridge. san jose is at 58, our warm spot. another live view of the heavy traffic on the westbound i-80 near maryvale and berkeley. 53 in santa

someone tweeted, becky, that's not why you are dressed in black.'t know anything about the cpi. >> i'm dressed in black because i was cold and this went with pants. >> we may end in the black >> i dressed in black because it was cold out and i can wear this shirt with pants >> nothing to do with the cpi. conspiracy theories. too many of them we saw the futures let's get to frank republicans are inching forward and the senate is hanging in the balance. let's bring in frank luntz frank, i missed you yesterday. i was going to ask what pollsters do call too many cell phones? some were better than others we're back to wondering how we can think one thing and something so surprising can happen when we had so many people calling and asking what they will do and the standard deviation is so big. what do you know about the house? i saw 230 to 240 most people in the mid 220s? >> i'm actually low to mid 220s. i think when all the seats are counted, it will end up within two seats of what you show right now. we have it at 223 and 224 republican when all of the

>> becky, spot on.e the base because we know certainly on my side of the aisle donald trump can do that. who can figure out how to do that and then parlay that to the slice of the independents and win. nobody has figured out how to do that just barely. just barely and in fact donald trump is thebiggest motivator on both sides. i think that ultimately in the 2020 presidential what we saw was he was the one motivating my side as well as the democrats to turn out so, again, that is intuitive, becky, when you say why would people take the message? can't we just try and bridge the gap so you can try and solve some problems rather than focus on your differences? we just haven't gotten there as a system >> is there an up side in that this is the election that does that i mean, look at even new york state. look at new york state it's fascinating lee zeldin got 46% so far. he clearly didn't win, but the question is does that put pressure on kathy hochul, for example? and does she take away from that and say, oka

becky?e always watching and listening to everything, all of these ceos who come on are talking ab-- i know you were trying to get answers out of steve zell, but you were interested in what he was telling us about just in terms of how much he had to pay to get cash around some of these -- >> yeah, yeah. >> there were a minus "a" rated company but they were still having to pay up pretty handedly in order to secure some capital and that -- that was something that you were looking for specific terms on. >> yeah, i thought that was fascinating. look, becky, despite some of the criticism i get, my head is not entirely in the clouds what i'm looking for in all cases is whether the theory, which is the ideas that are put forward and followed by the federal reserve, are showing up in the real economy. when a guy like sam zell, the first thing you heard was that it took him some time to negotiate the deal it means he shopped around, it wasn't clear to me -- i could give sam a call and ask him this, wh

my favorite artists becky g a ne-yo so i get to sit in the back and watch them go crazy. >> becky g ist the stage, >> you are collaborating to write? >> yes with neil and chloe in the amazing talented -- as well as an artist i've known for a long time we go way back. it was fun. >> the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration is sunday night right here on abc. in walt disney world, abc news. >> looks like fun. disney is the parent company of abc 7, once again you can catch the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration this sunday starting at eight right here on abc seven. one last check of the weather, will it be a magical rest of our weekend? >> it is going to be magical, and some ways from the wonderful world of disney to the wonderful world of weather. tonight mainly clear skies, a few high clouds will pass over. except in places like santa rosa and fairfield, they will drop into the mid-30's. highs tomorrow, not so bad upper 50's at the coast and low to mid 60's near the bay and maybe a few upper 60's inland. here is what is coming our way, the forecast tak

becky anderson, cnn, doha. >> our thanks to becky anderson for bringing us that heart warming story ande kids are really inspiring and i hope that getting more attention will help their foundation and ultimately build on their cause. >> yeah. the one child that says sometimes we eat once in a while and dance has now made it so i can eat every day. no child should have to worry about having a meal. and so it's heart wrenching to think about what they've been through but look at where they are now. amazing. it's the holiday season and that means holiday movies and specials. you cannot avoid them. our original series "'tis the season" looks at the um impact our culture. >> many of hollywood's famous actors went to war and jimmy stewart was one of them. >> i'm very proud to be here and i'm going to do my best to be useful as a soldier in the united states army. >> jimmy stewart as a pilot delivered 20 bombing missions. of course he had ptsd. his risked his life on those 20 missions. >> he wondered if he could return to acting. the director understood this about jimmy stewart and he went to

i only will becky, and with respect, if people don't know the background, how would they know why this attempt took place? the reason why that they tried everything to somehow get me out of the way. there is no doubt about the dual standards and hypocrisy of the western world. we have seen in the measures of when it was palestine, syria of malice, dunbar are now euclid richie of. so there is no doubt in all the matter better. it's freedom of speech, or whether they talked about julianna's honda, edward snowden, or the pakistan gentleness, been candid, kenia. so there is a hypocrisy everywhere we have seen in europe and americans. policies for the latest news updates, debate and discussion. you can keep an eye on our website, r t dot com. thank you for joining us here on our t international with a the conflict in ukraine is turned into a test of wills and endurance. and a such escalation as part of the couch with this is what makes this conflict so dangerous. when nato escalates russia, we act accordingly. and we know now american boots are on the ground. what could go wrong.

what becky, or about 2 months ago. this plot was conceived of i went on in public eye on 24th of september. i actually announced about the spot. i resume and we missed judges. i did with respect to asking for the evidence behind these allegations. i am, you will becky, and with respect, if people don't know the background, how would they know why this attempt took place? the reason why that they tried everything to somehow get me out of the way. there is no doubt about the dual standards and hypocrisy of the question we have seen in the measures of want when it was palace dying of malice, dunbar are now you can receive. so there is no doubt in all the matter better. it's freedom of speech, or whether they talked about julianna's honda, edward snowden, or the pakistan getting this been can lead kenia. so there is a hypocrisy everywhere we have seen in europe and americans. policy. for the latest news updates, debate and discussion, you can keep an eye on our website r t dot com. thank you for joining us. a anata interna

>> becky, that requires international cooperation.aw reach people who engage in activities connected to the united states? yes, it does we have a broad jurisdictionajurisd jurisdicjurisd jurisdictional concept with individuals it is different from entities. what can you do? i can tell you one of the more frustrating things i had at the s.e.c. was looking at the alan stanford victims they were mostly retail people they got taken for a terrible ride their money or what was left of it, was spread around the world through alan stanford's network of fraud it was so hard to get it back. >> hey, jay, a couple of things. you know, when you think about the long arm of the law,instancg arm of the law comes after the fact can you make a stake for wire fraud? it is a matter of jurisdiction and what not to me, the larger question is how do you get ahead of the things fighting with the s.e.c. and ftc and what the laws should be and who has jurisdiction and why we have all of the rules and regulations in place that we need my fear which mirrors bria

well, to allow a passage blast the un becky, a working crane to insure for can, can, if and backlog of held up in the waters is tightening. pity because the war in your family's last gosh. said the situation most serious decades threshold. what, ready for any national structure base, because next quarter to the live in the east of political pongo, of used gas to decide grants of demonstrated or attempt to march brandon. but you were supposed to government rough recapturing entry and congo was appealed for more help, blowing twin cummings in the cap market issue, the president, his country doctors to hundreds of least 1060 will kill them to attack to him. we are in the gym, prove algebra, claimed possibility. prosecutors, us v cannot pussy, was the target over in, at our past friday. the suspect is of telling the wanted to take is he hosted and break had home to begin, but god was severe beaten to brit. oh, now way there bolton are, meaning time, a day biz election to louis in that lula. the so left lula secure barrow victory for his far ponens vote. paris have been block. always asked

although, i have to say that one particular scene of becky in her house really took me aback.ou know, the hypocrisy here is this twofold. one, that the people want morality for everyone else except themselves. evangelicals are always trying to push moral issues down. everyone else's throat. they want to tell you what to do. they gain political power by using morality as a shield. and that is what i talk about my book. the second part of this which is, you know, the party think is really important. it's that racism is tied up in this. so i'm not surprised that donald trump got with jerry falwell junior. because there are names spot that has had a lot of history of racism first of all and secondarily the institution -- but for african american students particular. i don't think anyone remembers this. but a lot of students ended up leaving at the school couple of years ago because of -- a lot of african american students -- jerry got up to the top of evangelicalism but for donald trump, and had a spectacular fall because he basically had some issues about his sex life that he wan

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my younger sister, becky, isn the state senate now. i told her one day, i said, becky, i'm really proud of you. i said, i think you're doing a great job. i said, i think you're a little more liberal than than i i said i think your little e liberal than i am. she looked amici said jimmy, everybody is more liberal than you are. [laughing] but one of my favorite stories in this book is about a little boy who wrote to me one time, and i want to read the letter to you that he wrote to me. he said homework is making life at home not fun for many kids. teachers are just giving away too much. if i get 2 million people to sign, please ban homework. he said i don't feel forcing kids to do homework isn't anyway helpful especially on days like wednesday when most of us have church and things to go to the natalie doesn't mess with our schedules, family time and morals, it also causes a lot of stress, makes many kids these days are very troubled by homework and it completely -- which they cannot recover. says homework is ruining our lives. i recomme

becky worley checked them out. good morning, becky. >> reporter: george, good morning.re having salvage >> they're definitely growing in popularity. there is one chain that i spoke to a manager at who told me that their sales have tripled since last year. >> reporter: one of the larger chains is united grocery outlet with 39 stores across 6 states >> we specialize in helping other businesses liquidate excess surplus, inventory overruns could be items that didn't sell as well as they thought it would sell. >> reporter: to find out how prices stack up my producer and i go shopping at another large chain. the grocery outlet. me in california, sara in new jersey, we select six of the exact same items, mac and cheese, marinara, tuna, fresh garlic, milk and mayo. they're stocked at both stores and then we compare prices to leading grocery stores in our area. so how deep were the discounts? sara's items were 16.5% less an my items saw an even greater discount, more than 27% less. >> the types of stores vary greatly. there are very small ones that don't really have a lot of ite

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who was the former air of liberty university and his wife, becky falwell.ning us now is billy corben, who is the director and executive producer of the documentary. good morning to you, billy. morning andre. thank you so much for joining us this morning. the documentation starts as a pool. boy details his intimate relationship with becky falwell with permission of jerry falwell himself. and to be clear. this is a bombshell because at the time falwell headed liberty university, one of the nation's largest christian colleges, right? yeah i often like to say that los angeles is where you go when you want to be somebody. new york is where you go when you are somebody and miami's where you come when you want to be somebody else. um, it's always been a sunny place for shady people in the falwells came down here, and they lived their very best lives and availed themselves of all of our amenities. our hotels are nightclubs. and yes, our pool attendance. yeah and in fact, that's where they met a young man named jean carlo grondona. uh this is the first time that we

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becky also spoke to the us president joe biden. and he also spoke to you, great president lansky, so you see the government is coordinating closely and it also are just people to remain calm and wakeful. further information security services are investigating the side to night and also are expected to do this into tomorrow. so we will be observing the short goals we that must a doubly report a she goes shem and i'll skip reporting earlier from walsall, or regional leaders have also expressed solidarity with poland. the chick prime minister had a fiala said, if poland confirms that the miss of also hit its territory, this will be a further escalation by russia to stand firmly behind you and nato ally, the lithuanian president, kit, tennis, noisy that tweeted, keeping close contact with our polish friends, if you any standing strong, solidarity with poland, every inch of nato territory must be defended. artist publix, the latvian deputy prime minister said my condolences to our polish brothers in arms criminal russian regime. 5 missi

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yes, sultan becky. also spoke to the u. s. president joe biden and he also spoke to ukraine. president lansky. so you see the government is coordinating closely and it's also are just people to remain calm and wait for further information. security services are investigating the side tonight and also are expected to do this into tomorrow. so we will be observing the short goal was to tell the reporter she goes shem and oscar reporting from warsaw. well, regional leaders have expressed solidarity with holland. the chick prime minister, pe fiala said, if poland confirms that the missiles also hit its territory, this will be a further escalation by russia. we should stand firmly behind out a you and nato ally, the lithuanian president give thomas no. cedar tweeted keeping close contact with our polish friends that he when he stands in strong solidarity with poland. every inch of nato. a territory must be defended. artist politics, the latvian devry deputy prime minister said my condolences to our polish brothers in arms crimin

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becky, on behalf of myself and the government of indonesia, i would like to express my deepest condolences on the earthquake that hit that she, andrew city and west java province and the band. yet my instruction is to prioritize rescuing and evacuating victims still trapped under the rubble and the turkish president says he will launch a ground offensive against kurdish forces in northern syria to kia has traded a series of strikes with syrian on goods after an explosion in its stan bull last week. countries government has blamed that blah kurdish fighters. meanwhile take here is morning civilians killed by rocking fire the syrian border on monday. brazil electro courts has outgoing president. jail. both scenario must provide more details off the he challenged his election defeat job. so now once the electro authority to invalidate votes cast on some electronic voting machines, he's pointing to a software bug. the court now wants to know if the machines were used in both rounds of the election coast about this bond. it's plan to find drivers who continue using serbian issued license plates

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let's bring out becky worley. there she is! there you go.e're going to kick off the savings with some new kicks. reveal that deal. these are air force 1 that i found for $65 at nike.com that includes a 20% off selected styles. the coupon they have. so this is $75 off. great gift for cheerleaders, teens, celebrities trying to look casual. i think these are good for the kids. >> i love the color, too. >> it's pretty cool, huh? >> okay. now we've got gear. we've got something for the tailgate party. >> that's right. we are fired up. >> fired up! >> reveal the deal! okay, this is not just an ordinary instant pot. this is also an air fryer. so you can bring your chili to the tailgate. but you can also make those healthy fries at home. i found this on amazon at $129, that's $70 off. this is another nice gift for the home. small appliances are something we do see on sale around black friday, thanksgiving. >> kind of like two-in-one. what about these headphones? >> okay, reveal that deal! these headphones are $149, that's $200 off at best buy. now t

>> becky, two separate things here there's the user funds -- >> i know, i'm asking about -- don't worry the user funds. let's talk about your finances then. >> that $76 billion worth were user funds that's not to be -- >> i'm granting you that you said 30% is what you hold, though, right? >> for our internal operating funds, the money that we have, we have about a third in stablecoins. >> but are you confident with those marks? what would happen if those marks turn out to not be real, what would happen to your bottom line and your stability >> we're still profitable. every month -- we don't dig into our reserves for money every month we're still profitable >> cz, help us with this, there's lots of questions about genesis, there's lots of questions about a lot of folks who have been searching for yields, a lot of yields product, if you will. and whether all of that is about to become undone how connected that is to the rest of the system with you walk us through what you think may or may not happen here >> yeah, so there are a number of players who provide high yields to attract customer

through and use it because you made the ticket to get a record mail for me cuz i don't go on a go by becky guy. any of them, not much would, would you know, i don't ask them how many somebody bought. com you made it because i'm neither one of the problem uses it will be going to look like skews. in this case, both bethany and many kumato mesh wouldn't go wrong on one call. a bad number. happy be cut off. i would get on the bushes. we should go, i'm going to get it over to conga besset gonna do. but thank you ma'am. who kisses you, norma. okay, going from here. are you from? i let me get over what i don't want to do that. ah, yeah. give me monica. you, lindy, company is with them. larry montgomery, more mobile, more very much pharmacist, french and the audience you will get to do it on merger. counselor to i was going to come up with any other commodity writing or he does a lot longer gather raj. i knew by all will lead time. i've done a good leaving cuz she's got to watch on it. you need or or september will you know, we'll give it should. yeah. have you know, try and make us come in or go

becky has this for us. right? other people, oh, no. coffee first, lots and lots of coffee. turns out there's an art and a science to waking up refreshed. ♪ put your ♪ >>> do you smash your alarm clock a la "groundhog day." or start your day like garfield the cat. >> the kind of morning where you've been up for two minutes and it feels like two days. >> reporter: fitness trainer andrea cabrera can relate. she's not sure how to wake up feeling refreshed. >> i would not call myself a morning person at all. i want to go back to sleep when i wake up. >> reporter: she documented her wake-up struggles in sleep video diaries. >> my brain is not ready to get up yet. >> i feel like i need to go back to sleep a bit. >> reporter: the good news according to dr. rafael pelaya is that this is fixable. >> you should never wake up tired. >> is there something around that when we talk about people who struggle with waking up that they can change in their lives? >> well, you want to try to do is have the same wake-up time wee

becky, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning.new meaning. livestream shopping is a cross between social media, ecommerce, and the home shopping network. >> i hope you guys are as excited as your boy to shop some cyber deals. >> reporter: the newest wave of shopping at your fingertips. >> so glad you're watching because you're going to be among the first to get some of these amazing early deals. >> reporter: welcome to livestream shopping. it's similar to the home shopping channels. products are sold to a live audience and viewers can shop directly from the stream. music sensation jason derulo headlining walmart's livestream event last christmas, and more often livestreams are being created around influencers to engage their audiences in the all-new online shopping experience. >> it's a huge market, like the next phase, next level of shopping. >> reporter: the trend started in china and gained traction during the pandemic. now it's projected to bring in about $25 billion a year in the u.s. by 2025. amazon and walmart have invested

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