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fights to win it back. back by majer. majer wanted it back. instead, it's cleared ahead. headed back. taniguchi made that play. endo with the bump. taniguchi in the air. he got hit as he went up. croatia coming back. majer on this right side. lovren majer's cross. back it goes. headed dangerously in the middle. blocked there. livakovic. it will roll out for a croatia corner. should be their fifth. >> cobi: set pieces can always do you in or put you in a very good position. this moment of the match, you're in extra time. a lot of tired minds out there. marking tends to get a bit loose. >> j.p.: ball played up. keeper was out. remember, no modric here. he was subbed out. he has taken all the corners and free kicks for croatia. gonda has been strong in this tournament. made some big saves. he may have to make more in penalties if we get that far. brozovic, majer. already has one goal in this tournament. ball played long. nobody home for croatia. a dangerous clearance up the middle. japan has done that probably too many times for their liking today. brozovic. that's blocked.

back me by final back and final for those vaccines. if you line up in trying to find typically for their neutralization the can build, he's our rank at the bottom. the list in terms there does a week back feasible name. they have not updated them from the original hon. bye team version to the you know, the on caught up be by a very, that, you know, by the majority in terms of, by a valid version. they haven't updated, but those have other vaccines such that inhaled back, is that the nebulizer arrows that you inhale that are getting an injection that one they're just saying, wow, it's very promising because you go back to you have the ability to increase your protection, get infection and the key here is prevention against infection and transmission because that will ultimately save more life. we leave it there for the timing, but thanks so much for joining us today. eric cycling and this is a story that you'd be keeping an eye on here on the other news. you'd also find the latest on our website, the w dot com, forward slash asia, and a

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in some respects you trying to turn the clock back to 17 eighty's, but he's turned the back clock back in some respects the 1950s to the stalinist era in terms of the persecution and repression. and many russians who saw their feature as being entwined with europe in so many respects, thinking of all the russians who live in europe or worked in europe, all the multinational companies that were best in europe, that trade, that you reference before. those economic ties, those have been destroyed, some of them will never come back. there are many companies that will never contemplate investing in the russian market again, even if sanction lifted, it will be what it was before. and russians are now hated by ukrainians for generations to come. and russians now look like per, i is double parias in russia, in the way that, you know, honestly, the germans felt back in the 1940 is an immediate aftermath of world war 2. it's going to be a long word back. it's not impossible because, you know, here we are, this is don't develop. we know that countries can recover from this. but it's a lot of hard

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"fast money" is back in two. >>> welcome back to "fast money. markets closing in 30 stocks in the s&p down 50% or more but are any of these being down names worth a look in the new year let's start out with the game, so bad, it's blank we'll let the players pick their favorite first up, grasso, which stock do you think is primed for a turn around >> disney, so i said this on a technical basis, carter can comment on this, this is at pandemic lows. i understand the headwinds going into recession you can't tell me that it's going to be under the same pressure that it was at during the pandemic load. that's number one. number two, parks are going to be around the $28 billion number as far as their contribution to revenue. i think that probably goes back. number three, if you look at bob eyeing der coming back, he's made me bullish on the name but the maybe will get them. the with china opening up again, that will be a huge source of revenue. >> carter, is. >> stephen: grasso right >> sums down that are important points he was $79 in march 18th of 20

i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate larriesquans for his -- larry evans for his recent selection to georgia's 40 under 40 list. he's a successful attorney whose focus on civil litigation matters for clients ranging in size from small and local businesses all the way to fortune 500 companies. while many who pursue a professionas as demanding -- a profession as demanding as his are unable to find a balance between work and life, larry has been able to strike that balance wonderfully. he's been led to serve on the boards of the savannah center for the blind. the charities are focused on high-impact programs for students in the areas of financial late are asy and -- literacy and career readiness. these programs also focus on fostering a

back above the $17,000 mark. different story for ethereum lower for the week >>> let's check on the action in asia and europe. we have a special guest appearance julianna tatelbaum back from great reporting in the netherlands on the energy situation. she is now in the london newsroom good morning, julianna >> frank, good morning thank you for the warm welcome back it is not so warm in the studio. it feels chilly in london. let's take you to the action in asia overnight it has been another strong session. hang seng in hong kong leading the gains up 2.3%. nikkei in japan catching a bid up 1.2%. we ended in positive territory green for australia as well. this is reflective of the overall trade we have seen in asia let me take you to the hang seng week to date chart strong gains in the region hang seng up 6.6% over the course of the week all of that on the back of the positive reopening narrative that is really taken shape in not only the mainland, but hong kong has the region looks to a move of living with covid. >>

we'll take a look back at what we had and what's ahead in a few minutes. >>> and looking back, 101 isll fully closed. southbound 101 closed around the marin exit. be very careful, speeds down to about 15, 12 miles an hour, cutting through the city of sausalito. use caution, extra time to the golden gate bridge. it's a rock slide right now. >>> a weekend rally supporting human rights in iran. hundreds of people marched along the embarcadero yesterday rallying outside the ferry building. iran now confirms a second person has been executed in relation to the ongoing protests with authorities claiming the person had stabbed two security workers. iranians in the bay area vowed to keep speaking out over the injustice happening far away. >> this is a continuance. iranian people have reached a point of no return with this regime. there is no changing the narrative. we want regime change in iran. >> the unrest in iran, of course, stems from the death of a young woman held by the morality police because of how she was wearing her head dress. her human rights activist claim close to 500 people h

rep brady: we live back home in the woodlands.s we figured out one time, i am now on my sixth round-trip to the moon flying back and forth commuting to washington. that is a lot of time away. host: 3 million miles. rep brady: we are hearing that. and that is a challenge. -- we are nearing that. everyone will tell you it is the hardest part of the job without question which is why my wife is just an angel. it will be nice to spend more time with her at home. host: you must have a lot of frequent flyer miles. rep brady: i do but i am in no rush to use them because we are on the road. now it is more use for families or get-togethers but i would not change it. staying at home and living at home really keeps you grounded. you are able to walk to town halls, you get out of the bubble in d.c. and people back home appreciate seeing you at the drycleaners or soccer practice or whatever. for me everyone needs to make a choice but depending on where you live, it can be a great option. host: what is next for you? rep brady: i do not know. my

welcome back, kelly. after the break, we'll talk about if 1.5 million barrels of oil stop coming into europe, where will they get it the sort of secretive and potentially very dangerous way that russia may be trying to get around the sanctions and reporting on them buying up a bunch of oil tankers some pictures of some of these reported ships, only here on cnbc, and it's right after the break. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. [phone: starting route.] technology helps us navigate to work. [phone: go straight.] but, to navigate the complexities of modern work... [ph

just ask this great-grandmother who put college on hold back in the '50s and decided to go back for that joyce defauw graduated from college today. with the help of a cane, the 90-year-old walked across the stage to accept her diploma at northern illinois university. check out joyce in her senior photo. now a senior citizen, today she marked the end of a journey she actually started 71 years ago. she initially put her education on hold with just a few semesters to go. >> i met this certain gentleman who stole my heart and my eye. we decided to get married. we had three children. and then he passed away. >> five years later, joyce married again and had six more children. a few years ago she expressed regret over never finished college. >> i told my children i wish i would have finished way back when. they said what's stopping you now. and i thought, nothing, i guess. >> so back to school she went. taking classes online from her retirement home. using a computer, a gift from her family. today, this grandmother of 17 and great-grandma of 24, is proving to us all it's never too late. >> don'

so even here, declines of 20%, back-to-back declines, these are very unusual events, and by the way, in most cases when you're down more than 20%, you're made whole within a year of the trough year and the reason things tend to resolve themselves is the stock market goes up long term. this is one of the great investment insoigz ight anybodyn have it's up about three quarters of the time since 1928. we have unusual events that have led to big declines. and the question is, is 2023 going to be a part of those big unusual events remember, what we saw here, kelly, the oil price shocks in '73 and '74, big down year 2000, 2002, dotcom year, big down year. 2008, 2009, financial crisis 2020, covid. these are usually unusual events is the fed hiking rates and keeping them higher, covid and the russia thing another reason for us to be concerned about another big down event not clear yet. back to you. >> thank you, bob. >> our next guest says the market is close to a bottom. he's betting on energy, some retail, and payment companies into 2023. jerry is president and cio welcome, and yeah, close

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back to back.name of the restaurant is run by a brother and sister whose parents once operated their own restaurant. get this in the same place 30 years ago, the siblings day. they were just tired of working at their previous jobs and wanted to do something different. >> we decided to take all of cautions and combine them into one project starts back. so it combines music. why? and really good >> have wind back to back is also referenced a d j ing the restaurant is dedicated to spinning vinyl records while serving things up like would fried pizza and small bites. not fair. talking about food. that's all. he's making me hungry new will this new year's eve kron 4? we're going to be counting you down in 2023. across just about every time zone. we have music, fun and fireworks. las vegas countdown to next year airs right here. starting at 09:00pm kron. 4 ella sogomonian got a chance to talk with the hosts. see, you guys already having fun out there. >> this is the second year that you down. and it's ac

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we expect the spacecraft back. quick thank you. -- >> thank you. >> based on what you saw this morning, maybe that would warrant a closer look. also, what was the speed just before it hit water. you mentioned the plan is to take humans to mars in the 20 30's. as nasa done any assessment on that date for going to mars. >> thank you for the questions. in terms of unexpected items during reentry, i am not tracking any issues associated with the current service model separation. the entire skill profile, we did have blackouts. we are going to have to look at the post the recorders after we get the capsule back to see if there is anything associated with it. the entry guidance system was just fine. the vehicle was good post splash on. all of the bags need to be automatically upright. the vehicle was powered down successfully. the team did lead as part of one of our flight test objectives. that soaks back into the vehicle structure. we do collect data by having an extended power on the surface of the ocean. all of that w

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"worldwide exchange" will be right back >>> welcome back time for your w.e.x. wrap up here we go southwest airlines is warning of more flight cancellations today after scrapping nearly two-thirds of its flights yesterday and about 70% of its schedule back on monday. >>> the tesla selloff intensifying with stock ending down at 11%. the electric car company is now days away from closing out its worst month, worst quarter, and worst year on record. >>> shares of lyft are also in the red after stocks closed at $10 a share. three-quarters of its valuation have disappeared those shares, by the way, $9.82 in the last trade. >>> and the u.s. government is considering imposing new covid rules for travelers coming from china after china announced a new negative covid test starting this friday. >>> ftx founder wfs and former executive gary wang borrowed $546 million from alameda to buy a stake in robin hood. >>> and amc ceo is asking for a salary freeze due to the decline. >>> on today's agenda, we have two economic reports of note the november richmond fed manufacturing

. >> back home and back on the court. how brittney griner spent her first few hours in the u.s. after nearly a year in russian custody. >> the holidays are here and grinches are on the prowl targeting your deliveries. now police are getting creative to nab porch pirates. >> now you can truly get anything delivered in a new york minute the big apple gives the green light to marijuana delivery. >>> and the nfl picture play-offs starts coming into focus. who the has punched their ticket plus all the action from week 14 it's move monday, december 12. "early today" starts right now >> good morning and thanks for joining us on this busy monday i'm vinita nair. >> i'm frances rivera. a massive winter storm wreaking havoc across the west. bringing blizzard-like conditions from washington into california more than four feet of snow fell in parts of the sierra nevada. some areas had zero visibility, including a 70-mile stretch of interstate 80. lake tahoe ski areas were grateful for the snow, but not for the wind that rocked lift chairs and ground some operations to a halt like at palisad

back after this. >>> and welcome back to "squawk box. morning movers we begin with tesla. shares falling, musk sold 22 million shares shares down 1.5% another fact putting tesla stock under pressure a lot of people believe musk is distracted after purchasing twitter. side note, art fund bought 12,000 shares of tesla yesterday. verizon shares moving up citing cash flow. will only approve the capex spending and at&t is down 1.5%. american express named as a top pick by bank of america and payment and credit card space. the big bank saysing the confidence in the revenue guides and growth and business model and possible recessionary environment could maybe a mex top for investors. you'll see that. those are the morning movers andrew, back over to you >>> welcome back to "squawk box. the bank of england voting just moments ago to raise its key interest rate by half a point as expected the rate hike coming after uk inflation came in slightly below expectation at 10.7% joining us to discuss the economy, nicholas lyons. he's the lord mayor of lo

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these 2 are just hoping to get back soon, trying to get back home for christmas keep pushed back. >> hopefully they'll get it figured out. well, the holiday travel is expected to be even busier tomorrow here at the airport, nearly 140,000 people are expected to be flying in and out of >> for some other current information that we've from flightaware. it's showing that san jose international, he's at 16 cancellations. 5 delays and oakland international at 17 cancellations and they had 3 delays today. that's led us here live at sfo. catherine. ken, back to you. all right, dan, thank you for that. let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge tonight to see how things are looking. a moisture on the lens there. chp says there will be more officers on patrol starting tomorrow night. the agency's maximum enforcement period will be in effect through the end of christmas day. officers will mostly be looking for people driving under the influence and speeding. let's go now to the 4 zone forecast with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with a look here wego warrants. this is

award-winning customer service that has your back. >>> welcome back to "options action."nings next week as we head into the holidays a couple notable names that could give us a read of the consumer before the holidays they're on tap we're talking about nike and fedex. mikey, let's start off -- mike, let's start off with the options setup ahead of nike. mikey on nike. >> mikey likes it. >> mikey likes it. mikey does own it. we own nike in the fund, just the equity as it happens i think there's probably a better way to play this one going into earnings using action, but the fund doesn't allow us to the use the options in that one. it is cheaper though not entirely cheap they are definitely still posting some decent top line growth, but i will say that right now the street's looking for probably 8.2 to 8.4% net income margins, that is definitely towards the lower end of the range in fact, the average is about 200 200 basis points higher over the course of the last ten years or so what i was thinking to make a bullish bet on a stock that's not terribly cheap, but if they mana

rock performed there back in july.just ahead, the spirit of giving is alive and well in san francisco's chinatown. still ahead, the cultural event that left no child empty-handed today. and as we take a live look outside, things look kind of gloomy but you can't tell from this vantage point. the rain is still falling. we have spencer christian a best with your accuweather forecast. >> this is an amazing day of giving in oakland. in santa clara it was the good with the bad. >> it has been a busy weekend. >> the rain is still falling. we have more areas of rain developing officer right now. they are moving on land. here is a look at live doppler 7. this is not as strong as the rain was yesterday. it is still wet. the storm is still having an impact. what the last 24 hours? it is nearly 10° cooler in some spots than this time last night. now. 46 at palo alto. another love you from emeryville looking westward san francisco. this view of partly to mostly cloudy skies. showers will continue tonight with possible downpours. m

so no one was going to push back. you know, whenever you know, those politicians who were being handled buckets of cash by uber lobbyists and who gutted all of the protections that had existed for decades and decades, went out, you know, the democratic process somehow wait a minute, this isn't working when you know, minimum wage doesn't cut it. let's put some basic protections in. let's be fuck o'beirne, exploitation false claims about independent contractors. as you saw with california proposition, when you, they spend a limited cashed beat those back. you know, ober had more lobbyists in california than the entire banking. uber had more lobbyists in nevada than the casino industry. this was not free markets at work. this was a silicon valley funded company where the investors were looking for the kind of riches amazon and facebook generated going to politicians with lots of cash saying, please pave the way. so we have limited power over workers and consumers. thank you hubert, but don't go away. we're going to a sho

back in russia, itself back in russia? back in russia. it — itself back in russia?k in russia, it shows again - itself back in russia? back in russia, it shows again and i itself back in russia? back in - russia, it shows again and including to other russians and the russian high command that they are not ready to wage the kind of war likely to be needed to defeat ukraine. they don't have the infrastructure. they don't have the infrastructure. they don't have the infrastructure. they don't have the supplies. and now they cannot even defend what putin is a good russian territory. this is really, really injurious to russian morale. we have seen it on the troops along the line in ukraine from east to west from kyiv all the way south. russia will fight hard but ukraine clearly has military advantage for now and when you hit surprisingly as they did last night and if they did on the for the december, the question becomes what is next? and relate the rest of supporting figures at each other and ultimately the kremlin for not letting themselves properly. what letting thems

so that happened a while back. so the dent identity of massoud been a focus of the fbi, because he was very serious. some of the detective work that went into this is unbelievable. they also believe he was behind the 1986 disco bombing in west berlin, germany, which killed a couple of american servicemen in that case. so this has been getting him into a u.s. court to face these charges has been a long time in the making. certainly it focuses on the justice department and fbi inves investigators. >> he was tunisian born but libyan citizenship. evan perez, we'll check back in with you as we get more information. >>> now to ukraine and scenes of destruction in the aftermath of a ukrainian missile attack. russian state media reporting ukrainian missile strikes in the donetsk area of eastern ukraine after a barrage of russian drone strikes. president zelenskyy says five iranian made drones hit key power facilities around odesa on saturday, initially leaving more than 1.5 million people without power. sam, what more can

the major averages post the first back-to-back losing week since september. futures are green across the board. s&p indicated to open up 8 points and dow jones industrial average for 63 implied open higher nasdaq implied higher 28 points. the ten-year yield is well off the highs that it hit back in october. right now the two-year note up 2% in energy, oil coming off the worst day since december 7th wti up .80%. brent up .80%. and in cryptocurrency, sam bankman-fried and bitcoin flat right now, but in the red. >>> let's get a check on action in asia and the early trade in europe arabile gumede is standing by in the london newsroom. arabile. >> contessa, good morning to you. markets have been digesting the news from last week's interest rate decision from the european central bank and bank of england and first national bank which all decided to hike interest rates 50 basis points. markets are still trying to mull that and get a sense of where things may be going. we get a sense of positivity trying to rebound off the negativity we saw last week. perhaps positio

this was back in 2016. you know, we covered it extensively and she shared what progress the police department has made since the court ordered reform. take a listen. >> well, the biggest milestone is that in may judge orrick declared the city after nearly 20 years in substantial compliance with all of the court reforms. >> so now we're in the sustainability period, a one-year period where we're still being watched by the courts. but if we successfully conclude this period still considered in substantial compliance, that court supervision should go away in may of 2023. i believe this is not a check. the park's exercise. this actually is a commitment to continual improvement. to always be reforming the police department so that it is meeting very important demands of the community to be respectful. 2 have a true sense of justice and to recognize the impacts of systemic racism and implicit bias and to ensure that all of our policies are preventing those from having any impact that could be seen as in just. >>

award-winning customer service that has your back. >>> welcome back to "options action."o take some tweets. our first fan asks with the vip under 20, what's the best way to combat the volatility. scott nations, what do you think? >> i have to ask you does your portfolio look more like 100 with the futures trade on the cme, the options trade on nasdaq and buying a spread would be the best way to play that. >> scott nations there with the trade there. the next tweet says insurance from the s&p has significantly outperformed the s&p in the last year and is running 20% in the last two months. how would you play the insurance secretarier? >> carter braxton. >> it's a big move, my call is to stay but to sell calls, 44 to 45 it's a great etf every big one from met, allstate, all of them. >> mike co, what do you think about the insurance side of things? >> yeah, we actually made an insurance play when we were talking about berkshire not long along which is an insurance play all its own. i like the space it wouldn't be a bad side to pay for further upside >> thanks very much. guys

the courts are back on. isis is back on. they don't have a full accounting near the number of people that have come across the border. if we have 15,000 people crossing the border every day, the federal government only has the capacity to process about 500 of those. that is at its best. so everything they have held back, if you think they have tried to justify, their position and failures on securing the border just won't hold up. this administration has created a crisis at the southern border. it is only getting worse every day, and we have to have what little tools we have in place like title 42 to send these people back to where they came from. at the very least, we need to let the border patrol do their job. the administration continues to tie the hands of the border patrol. as i said earlier, they turned the border patrol into the welcoming committee. we need a military presence on the border and send a statement to the world we have a secure border and you are not allowed to come to the united states without filling ou

why aren't they hitting back? don't back?n't hit that harry and meghan hit back that harry and meghan are allowed continue with are allowed to continue with these fabrications that they tell outrageous and you tell it is outrageous and you know, this was watching the photographs of the paparazzi that i've i've been i was around when i was reporting when she was in this country. and she was protected the entire time. she never got close to a paparazzi pack because was surrounded by security guards. the whole time. she never had to dodge them like that. and it isn't the only reason diana had to do it in the end was because her security was dispensed with. and harry dispensed with. meghan and harry always all this always had stickers is all this is nonsense. this is absolute nonsense. and this idea that they're crying two years after meghan years after the event. meghan was this country for less was in this country for less than two years and she's than two years and. and she's still she can still be moved to tears today i think

amanda: welcome back. the new year is going to ring in new laws and regulations, including changes to health care plans. one man says that the changes to his health care means it will change his dialysis treatment. a change that he cannot afford out-of-pocket but it is what's keeping his alive. anser hassan tells us more about the fight to find a solution. >> it's not hard to die. it's hard to live. that's what i'm scared of. anser: 65-year-old joe perez is blind and bound to a wheelchair and has been doing dialysis three times a week since last year. >> everything went well. anser: it began 20 years ago with the onset of his diabetes. >> when i started to lose my eyesight, my sugar stayed up so high. the kidney is the thing that took the toll. now i don't even haven't done that in four years now. anser: dialysis is what's keeping him alive but changes to his -- his health insurance means an end to service. >> they want me to go to a different tear but i would have to pay more and i don't have it. anser: h

kevin rooney , welcome back, everybody. rooney, welcome back, everybody.lots of you guys getting in touch about this nurse's topic. let me just share you what some of you are saying, alex. i think you hit the nail on the head. i suspect for a lot of people will share your sentiment. you say , michelle, if sentiment. you say, michelle, if i was a nurse or , a paramedic, i was a nurse or, a paramedic, a paramedic, i would asking . paramedic, i would be asking. how give billions for how do we give billions for international aid and give billions to ukraine? and then essentially, think the can't essentially, i think the can't afford pay our nurses, afford to pay our nurses, paramedics, etc. i think a lot of people would be nodding their in agreement with you and boyle says the independent peer bodies decided politicians were going to 11. but nurses and workers are not. so where are they? but the mps didn't get 11. mp has got about 2.7. so if you if you want to kind of do the comparison, the peer review of i've rated high a pay rise for the nhs staff them then

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hey, we need to turn back. but sturgis says, and the ones who've been on the first trip, what do they say? no, we've got to keep moving forward. it kind of reminds me of our sidney johnston at shiloh. before the attack, he said i'd attack them if there was a million. right, wolf? sturgis, kind of in the same city. you can't go back a second time and tell sherman that it's not going to work, except ashley after the way sturgis left for this second trip. on the second trip, he was late getting with his his troops. you know why? because the night before, he was on a bender. and there's all kinds of stories about how he was drunk, and he picked up the hotel room book, and he acted like he was going to hit the guy with. and then he was rude to a lady. and so different things had happened. i remember the officer was with him, said, i was just disgusted with the way he was enacted. so it took him a while to catch up with his army. his army was that thrilled with him? either because not not just for that, but because t

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