your book that 9 out of 10 finish man, up consumers a for and i one day there's something in the health market area that's not only spark your interest, but also gave you the that are designed to take courage to explore a project like this no, i don't think it would be my new family and i am from the i don't need and here to have seen on the 13 years ago. actually the interesting such as don't be any writing something started long ago. and they started reading many books about form that i could find. and then i came to the conclusion that at least in the union field, there was nothing written about it. and the general in the 2nd environment is always addressed, spoke a logical sides. and i thought it was missing a kind of exploration of the old form itself. and one of our parents died. so this started longer for me to see him. and by the way, yes, in the book i mention this data about for schumer's i, i quoted this very interesting research because it was a very long research. you started 1970 and they're wanting wiring many dimensions. i'm trying to be off to the present time. but i know that

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market. genomics will make such a big difference in health care. nk like, since we entered the market in 2007, there has always been competition. we think that is good for the market and we take it seriously. we continue to expect to see more players come into the market as it continues to expand. kailey: on the subject of competition and competitive regulators, you purchase something fine in the u.s., but there is still contention in the eu. if they divest, what will that do to your business? >> well, it is a fantastic product, a blood test they put out on the market, which has been on the market for 18 months. it is a single blood test that can help tell if a person has any one of 50 types of cancer. 45 of those cancers, like pancreatic cancer and ovarian cancer, have no other screens on the market. it is a breakthrough product. it has been exceptional. it has had the fastest while-month revenue round of any other tests created in history. we have thousands of doctors who have ordered the tests and tens of thousands that have already been done. wh

votes to try to end obamacare, all of them failed while mccarthy has long insisted the law's health marketsl level, we repeal obamacare, create a health system that empowers the individual. >> the law is a disaster. >> obamacare has collapsed. that is why we have focused on being able to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the news tonight obamacare is more tloifshging than collapsing. a record-breaking 16 million americans now signing up. far more states are participating taking the funding. 39 states and counting, most red states joining in. take florida which now has more people in the obamacare insurance marketplace than any other state does. it looks like years of gop opposition to this kind of health care is falling back. which brings us to fallback friday. we're joined by elie mystal, author of "allow me to retort" and ransom who worked with diddy and pulled up on a recent beat party. his new project "chaos is my ladder" and just named one of the top rappers of the year for 2022 by complex's brian "b dot" miller. congratulations on that and welcome. >> appreciate it. >> appreciate havin

we know that some of the health care markets in terms of hospitals that over half the markets in the u.s. are considered highly concentrated, which means that they are so built up and you have a major player and there are real concerns. we are not sure how this happened and how the power is in the federal -- the powers in the federal government allowed so much consolidation. but it is here, and what we know about this much consolidation is that a lot of the time it results in increased prices. host: let us turn to our viewers and get your thoughts on what the republicans are proposing in their commitment to america and what your health care experience is like and how you want washington to address it. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. text us with your first name, city, states, and thoughts at 202-748-8003. let us hear from jeff, an independent. your thoughts. caller: thank you. the nation just went through losing 1.1 million people and 6 trillion dollars in losses from the pandemic. i would like to point out that this was not something v

staples versus health care carter >> we're look at relative charts for these two. very safe haven areas. the market, staples and health care one line it's a ratio, one versus the other. health care divided by consumer staples. the only way to interpret is if the line is rising health care is outperforming this setup is quite good look at it long-term this is fascinating. this is going back to the dot com peek health care outperforming until 2000, outperforming staples all the way to the '09 low and outperforming again. to my eye we are setting up to an all-time break out for all-time highs that would be xlv versus xlp we like health care. >> mike, you agree with that >> the multiples for xl sbrrks the broad market with within spitting distance, but asking which is more stable in a recession nary environment the answer is always health care looking at staples, they have a lot of margin pressure issues, so they have higher costs, but they haven't been able to pass all of that on to consumers, and it doesn't matter if you're talk about packaged goods disappointing news off constellation on the buyer s

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health care. >> mike, what do you think there? do you agree with that >> yeah, i mean, the multiples for xlp and the broad market are within spitting distance of each other. which one's going to be more stable the answer is always going to be health care. buyer paid $0.29 there looking at staples, they have a lot of margin pressure issues, so they have higher costs but they haven't necessarily been able to pass all of that on to consumers. it doesn't matter if you're talking about package goods. we had that disappointing news out of constellation on the beverage side. xlp paid $1.19 >> bonn win, could things change at any point in this scenario. >> i think this a relative value trade. i think you get on both here. >> get on both here. >> get on both. >> and feel good about it? >> absolutely. >> finally, the main event, the defending developing economies versus the up and coming emerging markets carter which side are you weighing in on. >> we're going to go with e and m over s&p what do we know, it's a very clear up trend and a very clear down trend unless and until that changes, it's not a desirable asset check this out, here's eem

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here one of the things we are concerned about is consolidation in the health care market space. this has to do with hospitals biding out other hospitals -- by buying out other hospitals. we have a real consolidation. we know that some of the health care markets in terms of hospitals, over half in the u.s. are considered highly concentrated. that means that there too built up. there are real concerns here. we are not sure how this happened and the powers in the federal government allow consolidation. nevertheless, it is here and what we know about this much consolidation is that a lot of the time it results in raised prices. host: we are talking about your experience with the health care care system and taking your calls. karen is next in massachusetts. caller: thank you for taking my call. i was in a hospital in springfield. i had kidney stones. the second day i am sleeping and i have the thing in my arms so i could not go anywhere. two doctors are talking and i think -- two workers in the medical profession. one says -- and i could not believe they were saying it -- she's fat. a

here one of the things we are concerned about is consolidation in the health care market space. this has to do with hospitals biding out other hospitals -- by buying out other hospitals. we have a real consolidation. we know that some of the health care markets in terms of hospitals, over half in the u.s. are considered highly concentrated. that means that there too built up. there are real concerns here. we are not sure how this happened and the powers in the federal government allow consolidation. nevertheless, it is here and what we know about this much consolidation is that a lot of the time it results in raised prices. host: we are talking about your experience with the health care care system and taking your calls. karen is next in massachusetts. caller: thank you for taking my call. i was in a hospital in springfield. i had kidney stones. the second day i am sleeping and i have the thing in my arms so i could not go anywhere. two doctors are talking and i think -- two workers in the medical profession. one says -- and i could not believe they were saying it -- she's fat. a

market we're talking about. >> okay? one area that i like during recessionary periods is health care one area of the market that i like duringnt ways to access the health care sector one is lieu your traditional larger cap pharmaceutical stocks like a merck and the other is through small-cap biotech stocks such as rocket pharmaceuticals, about $1.8 billion in market cap focused on developing a pipeline of genetic therapeutics for rare pediatric diseases i think that's a real opportunity for growth here. >> you said a moment ago that certain sectors of the market are going to do better, and you just mentioned one at least that you think will. >> yes. >> that implies that there are other sectors that you don't think will do that well. what are they? >> for the first half of the career when i believe the economy will slip into recession, how long and how deep that goes is a by-product of what the federal reserve does or doesn't do, i'd be a little reticent to go into technology right now, especially the debt-laden tech companies. consumer discretionary will experience difficulty in the first half but they could do better in the

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move onto fighting for the consumers wallet, stales versus health care catter, which one the stronger hold >> very safe haven area of the market, of course, staples and health care. one line, it's a ratio, one versus the other the only way to interpret it is if the line is rising it means health care is outperforming this is going back to the dot com peak to my eye we're seing up from an important breakout to all-time relative highs that would be xlv versus xlp we like health care. >> mike, what do you think there? you agree with that? >> the multiples are within spitting distance of each other. but ask yourself this question which one is going to be more stable in a recessionary environment. the answer is always going to be health care. looking at staples, they have a lot of margin pressure issues, so they have higher costs, but they haven't necessarily been able to pass all that onto consumers. we had that disappointing news out of constellation on the beverage side. >> could things change at any point? >> i think you're good on both here >> good on both here and feel good about it. >> absolutely. >> finally the main event,

since qualcomm is in >> abbott labs, a bit of an emerging market health care play i like it here. >> ge health care, stephanie >> a spin from ge, best of class in the business with operating margins potential. >> thanks, everybody see you in the o.t "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you very much, scott i'm kelly evans. forget all the talk about a recession ahead, it could already be here. we'll tell you why and the fed is just ignoring it, or doesn't want to talk about it. pimco's former colleague says don't expect anything to change until jackson hole that's in august speaking of which, the job cuts are piling up. spotify to shed workers, microsoft just made another multibillion bet on chat gpt >>> and we'll talk about all of that and congressman jim headlines described the airport debulk you will, and we'll have secretary buttigieg, ahead dom? >>> everything is so green on the screen, kelly, right now a bit of a nice move higher for the overall stock market the dow industrials are the underperformer, only up about a percent. the s&p is back above 4,000 we are near the highs, down o

i think it's pretty clear that health care is the next market opportunity for amazon. 2018, they bought one medical this summer. they did close telehealth service amazon care, but i think very interesting that health care is the next frontier. and, oh, by the way, did you know that amazon is up 16% so far this year in the paris three weeks of 2023 -- first three weeks. that's quite a recovery after dropping about, what, 50% last year. stuart: it's only january 24th. susan: that's right. stuart: a couple of companies including 3m, they reported early morning. that didn't look good. susan: no. they're cutting 2500 manufacturing jobs as a result. sales and profits did drop because they're blaming it on the strong dollar. they also forecast another sales drop this year as well, so people are not buying enough scotch tape, i guess -- stuart: i guess not. waymo, isn't that alphabet's self-driving operation? susan: yeah. we know that alpha bent cut around 12,000 in the past week, the journal reporting that the doj -- this is actually kind of important -- that they will sue go

since qualcomm is in >> abbott labs, a bit of an emerging market health care play i like it here. >>spin from ge, best of class in the business with operating margins potential. >> thanks, everybody see you in the o.t "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you very much, scott i'm kelly evans. forget all the talk about a recession ahead, it could already be here. we'll tell you why and the fed is just ignoring it, or doesn't want to talk about it. pimco's former colleague says don't expect anything to change until jackson hole that's in august speaking of which, the job cuts are piling up. spotify to shed workers, microsoft just made

health. super market, sainsbury's has announced, is to increase wages for nearly 120,000 workers from next month workers as both sainsbury's and argos will see increases from £10.25 t 0 £11. increases from £10.25 to £11. outside of london, staff wages inside the capital will increase to nearly inside the capital will increase to nearly £12. the group said the measures were to help retain existing and attract new employees in a tight labour. market. food inflation hit a record 13.3% last month, due to soaring prices. that's up from 12.4% in the previous month. it comes as the latest price index showed the overall shop price inflation eased slightly to 7.3% inflation eased slightly to 7.3% in december. the british retail consortium says it was a challenge in christmas for many households across the uk . author households across the uk. author faye weldon , best known for her faye weldon, best known for her novel the life and love of the devil, has died at the age of 91. she published more than 30 novels during her career , as novels during her career, as well as short stories and plays written for

proves to the fda in advance prior to selling the product on the market that it is booked, appropriate for the protection of public health. for years, the fda despite this charge under the law is has ignored it. instead, they set back as millions of e cigarettes and fruit, mint, candy flamers labors even with cartoon images were illegally flooding the market and addicting america's children . the fda why did this happen? it was so bad that in the year 2019, four years ago, a federal judge intervened ruling the fda quote, decided not to enforce the free market review provisions at all. in other words the court found what i just said to be a fact. the law said you need approval i had of time for you can sell this product a. the industry, tobacco industry ignored it, so these products nationwide addicting these children and ignore their responsibilities under thelaw . so in 2019, this federal court ordered the fda to enforce the law. to review all e-cigarette applications as the law requires and gave them a deadline. i deadline to get it done. it's almost 2 years later. september 9 2021. that was more than 16 months ago and

imported wheat meat at levels various cheap grinders in the fruit and vegetable markets of the chain stores, based on the health follow-up in one of the chain stores, the imported meat and veal distributed in the vegetable market have not yet been heard and we will follow up with more details from mr. masoud abdulahi, the general manager supervision of the basic goods of the ministry of agricultural jihad in the fields, more explanation about bismillah, rahman, rahiman, with the grace of god, alhamdulillah, 3 parts of this shipment of imported veal and mutton have entered your market since today at 4:00 a.m. calf and sheep of 2 kilos it is a mixture, that is, a sheep net in the form of two kilos, the price of each kilo is 220 thousand tomans, a package of 2 kilos is 440,000 tomans, and a kilo is 220 thousand tomans. veal chain, minced meat, 170 thousand tomans, mixed veal meat, 192,000 tomans, and thigh, cold meat, and sharq meat, 215,000 tomans. we notified the sales union chain stores that have branches all over the country and are now distributing at night in tehran , tehran and alborz province. right now, i

and accurate pulse ox, that's another $50 billion market we're about to go from $10 billion to over $170 billion tam by entering this new consumer healthotal adjust able market i got my apple watch i got your watch here. look, there is great features to it no doubt. i always said to people, listen, own apple stock, don't trade it. that's because i'm quite ena enamored of every product. great technology all the other markets you mentioned, there isn't anyone that can touch you why go against these guys on this business. joe, there are big companies, a lot of resources and very good at what they do. >> well, apple is good at taking other people's innovations and repk repackaging them. >> come on, joe. >> i mean it not just masimo similar situation, tile. the list is long. >> no name calling no name calling. let's talk about advantages you have versus apple. let's do that. >> i'm stating the facts i'll give you another fact we studied our watch versus their watch with pulse ox and we just won the itc case against them at the first step of couple steps to go, we did a destat study and bring in volunteers and had them desaturate. they misse

growth this year will hinge on the consumer and more or less on the health of the labor market.t is interesting to see this huge divergence on small, immune size businesses and the much larger counterpart layoffs. guy: this strikes me as being a question of timing. the labor market is holding up and confounding expectations. companies are not laying stock the way you would expect. that is going to hit margins. but the top line is still going to continue to go on quite nicely. which number should i be looking at, the top line, telling me that the consumer is looking all right, or should i look at the middle and the margin story? jordan: i think the reality is markets recognize margins are going to continue to come under pressure, so from the investment perspective, you have to look at the top line and gear yourself towards sectors that have a degree of pricing power. although inflation is going to come down, it is a high relative to historical standards, so we are going to want to look at companies that continue to grow and earnings hit revenue growth and in an environment where

and i think that's the right way to set pay in the health service markets a new yeah health service marketseed some hope if you're going send the new you're going to send the new year to mick lynch today year message to mick lynch today , would say to him? , what would you say to him? well, i think my new year message to mick lynch would be make a new year's resolution, get off the picket line, round the negotiating and let's the negotiating table and let's get strikes to an get these damaging strikes to an end. a fair and end. there's a fair and reasonable on table reasonable offer on the table for people you represent. so for the people you represent. so let's round and let's get round the table and let's get round the table and let's see we can get the let's see if we can get the dispute sorted out . mark colvin, dispute sorted out. mark colvin, thank you very much indeed for your this morning. we have your time this morning. we have a newspaper review standing for by analysis, but we're by bit of analysis, but we're out time. we'll more them out of time. we'll get more them just huffpos

we had a bull market in health care suddenly we don't know if biden will run for reelection.on big pharma we had retail. we had a infrastructure stocks people got i'mnpatient but not here yet that brings me to the real dilemma i face every night. last night i got home and couldn't figure out where the bull market might be besides maybe gold perhaps because crypto is blowing up in front of our eyes. anyone who likes how fiat is untrustworthy. worse, probably obvious that some very big cap stocks have cast over everything amazon fired 18,000 people and maybe they should have fired 180,000. salesforce lays off 10% and not enough and too good for its own good on and on, these companies are so huge it weighs on the averages and on my shoulders it's discouraging. i was discouraged. especially with a bunch of people telling me i was wrong last night when i questioned whether the world was ending i got home too late but my wife lisa said i look so down i said i don't like it when people are losing money and i felt like i told 40 people this week they had to sell what they were intere

now they are outperforming and the losers this month are more defensive portions of the market like staples, health care utilities down. is this more of a mean reversion because of the punishment these different groups had last year? or is this more sustainable? my sources are still positioning more toward value oriented sectors where there is energy or industrials because they don't think the global economy is headed for a severe downturn especially what copper prices are doing as a barometer for the economy and the trajectory for the equity market and the components copper is used for in those sectors. they are still betting on value but can you have that type of leadership group to carry the index back to those record highs? that will be key to see economic growth bottom and pick up next year, that could bode well for the equity market. alix: i love we are all getting excited about 0.7%. we appreciate it, guys. coming up, we will ask the chief u.s. equity strategist at goldman sachs next to the question of the day. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i believe that the stock market is way too overvalued for

they are chosen on market terms . the ukrainian market, and the problem is that no one conducts a deep analysis, i am in the group of the ministry of healthhrows out drugs from the ukrainian market, and i see how everything is arranged internally, the influence that this or that drug will leave the ukrainian market and what will be the number of analogs, what analogs will they be , or will they be in sufficient quantity , unfortunately, no one is conducting and i don't care, that's why i dug this topic deep enough and i understood that right away not about one the company in question already had a queue of 300 drugs for departure from the ukrainian market, and if we remove them, there will actually be nothing to replace them, because those analogs that remain are presented in small quantities, this will not be enough for ukrainians to be treated a we are talking about cardiovascular diseases, about type 2 diabetes, that is, it is a drug that ukrainians take for life, and sometimes it is very difficult to choose the right manufacturer and the right dose of the drug, and if it is this drug that it was very difficult to select a patient, now

if harm is done to health, it will be very difficult to market. taxi must become more transparent confident deputies of the law. it defines taxes only for those who are ready to work in belaya in the main, it is aimed at getting out of the gray sector, er, part of the workers who are here part- time. you can say they work. and , of course, the aggregators will, uh, deferred fines and deal with the license, if they are addicted they are using illegal aggregators. now they will be obliged to open regional representative offices if more than 4,000 cars per day fulfill orders on the territory of the subject. parliamentarians discussed with representatives of the ministry of transport and the relevant committee, business representatives note that the opening of branches may require about a hundred million rubles a year and because of this reduction in investments in development of technology, quality itself. and if the state needs to resolve the conflict in the region, then it would not be easier and cheaper it is obligatory for the head office to hire

police chief, and captain, and the city representatives, crime, homelessness, open air drug markets, and mental health. >> i do not feel safe. my wife, when she is walking around, i feel concerned. we all walk around with our finger on our pepper spray around here. >> reporter: sam was victimized one month after he moved to san francisco in may. he said the former da committed to charging the case as vandalism. he started a neighborhood petition called saving san francisco, asking city officials for stricter enforcement of laws. >> the fact that we are witnessing criminal activity on a daily basis in broad daylight, and we are calling the police and writing to her supervisor , and written to the district attorney. we have written to the police captain , and the mayor, and nobody is responding. it makes it feel more unsettled. >> reporter: the police to promise that they have a strong working partnership with jenkins . sf pd encouraged the residents to keep reporting concerns , so the department can collect data and prioritize calls for service. the da promised accountability , and push for a collectiv

health. a deal under anti-trust regulators oak street up 36% pre-market cvs health down .10% in the pre-marketvron and analysts from mizuho upgrading to a buy rating they are calling it a top pick they cited the ability to generate cash over the next three-to-five years. they are dowgrading chevron from the neutral prior buy. exxon shares up .50% chevron is flat. >>> bank of america is naming delta airlines as the top pick of 2023. citing free cash flow. it is seeing delta airlines with the market share in the coming months delta shares unchanged right now. >>> we end with virgin orbit plunging by 22% pre-market 100,000 shares of pre-market volume after the latest mission to launch a satellite in orbit from uk soil failed in orbit the market cap now, andrew, roughly $650 million a 21% decline in virgin orbit. back to you. >> thank you, dom. the report on small business out this morning from the nfib ahead of the fed chair steve liesman is here with that. steve. >>> good morning, andrew an otherwise downbeat report and good news on inflation with one of thing biggest declines on record plans by

housing market's health secretary signing an agreement today that he says could speed up research intocer treatments. steve says the deal with foreign tech means cancer patients in england will get early access to experimental trials, including cancer vaccine . in total, 10,000 doses of personalised therapies could be delivered to by 2030. shell will pay delivered to by 2030. shell will pay around delivered to by 2030. shell will pay aroun d £1.7 billion in uk pay around £1.7 billion in uk and eu windfall taxes for the final quarter of last year. and eu windfall taxes for the final quarter of last year . the final quarter of last year. the oil giant says it'll face a hit to earnings because of the increased uk energy profits levy . additional eu taxes. in october, bosses had at the firm that they hadn't any uk windfall taxes because of heavy investment in the north sea . investment in the north sea. tech bosses should be held legally responsible for harmful onune legally responsible for harmful online content. that's according to a new poll. the nspcc says 66% of adults want managers t

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the markets were left higher for the first week tech and consumer discretionary, health cares are laggardsery member of the sma is higher today, and the eff is back above the two-day moving average. abercrombie & fitch on pace for the best day since november after raising their guidance that stock d is up 80% in just threemonths. >> speaking of chinese stocks, jack ma once known in china continues to be seen they continue their recent surge, but at a cost nearly half a trillion dollars in market value has been shed since its october 2020 peak. ma has given up control of its fintech subsidiary it's making company look a lot different than it once did at a $300 billion valuation you might remember that that ipo was abruptly pulled in november 2020, and that was after mahtook aim at regulators marking a crackdown on the sectors investors seeing the zpit as a revival, which could be a major windfall for alibaba it doesn't have any current plans to go public meanwhile the kweb is up 14% since the start of the year. that's not that many days. investors reading into the latest as more evidence of

market. i treat you, this is kamchatka fish. eat to your health. is treated, who come to the market. here are the guests, please. very nice thank you what's your name? such fish? thank you. thanks to us and gave us a fish. kamchatka wonders are happening about this region. and yet, for the wonders of kamchatka , you need to go to the kamchatka mountains, friends. me treacherously surrounded the koryaksky volcano, and in achinsky this can only be seen in kamchatka together with employees of the geophysical service, i went to the foot of the avachinsky volcano to repair the seismic station installed here , by the way, the seismic station it fixes tremors warn us that the volcano may start to function so actively. this is how the time of almost all the eruptions that were in kamchatka was predicted. here , uh, a very large wind load. uh, the wind is so strong that it raises small stones. it even happens that our solar panels break and, accordingly, power problems. when you see lava flowing over the earth. ah, in general, the heat comes from it, or tha

chief, and the captain, and the city representatives, crime, homelessness , open air drug markets, and mental healtho not feel safe. my wife , when she is walking around, i feel concerned. we all kind of walk around with our finger on our pepper spray around here. >> reporter: he was victimized one month after moving to san francisco, in may. he said the former da committed to charging this case as vandalism. he started the neighborhood petition called saving san francisco, asking city officials for stricter enforcement of laws. >> we are witnessing criminal activity on a daily basis in broad daylight, and we are calling the police, we are writing to our supervisors. we have written to the district attorney, we have written to the police captain , and we have written to the mayor, and nobody is reese wanting. it makes it feel more unsettled. >> reporter: the police promise that they have a strong working partnership with jenkins, the sf pd encouraged the residents to keep reporting concerns , so the department can collect data and prioritize calls for service. the da promised accountability, and pus

today, there are already 145 such markets in st. petersburg and the leningrad region. on guard of one's healthom january 1, the procedure for undergoing medical examination established by the ministry of health began to operate in belarus again. now medical examination will become mandatory for everyone from children to the elderly, regardless of the presence or absence of the disease. including chronic ones. as noted by representatives of the department, innovations are aimed at promoting a healthy lifestyle early identification of risk factors and prevention of the development of serious diseases , not all risk factors are transferred directly to the disease. that is, if at an early stage we start working with the population to explain how to lead a healthy lifestyle. how much time should be devoted to physical activity? how to eat right? yes, that is, respectively, part of the factors that, according to arterial hypertension, respectively, they will not outgrow in further diseases in all regions held master classes teaching seminars for direct training of all employees. to conduct a new med

laid-off workers will receive 60 days' notice, health care coverage for six months, and, quote, above marketir jerome powell has tested positive for covid-19. the fed says the 69-year-old is experiencing mild symptoms and working from home while isolating. the central bank adds powell is up to date with all r,ugh,thl impact his ability to take part in the fed's next interest rate setting meeting on january 31st. >>> and there's a new pop culture spin on a traditional valentine's day treat. brach's candy hearts is offering a limited edition "friends" theme. it's in collaboration with warren brothers and includes phrases like pivot, on a break, and how you doing? the candy is available nationwide. that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> i like it. but i'm more of a savory tooth than a sweet tooth which is why this is great -- ready, set, go. pizza hut is attempting to serve up the world's largest pizza. the effort got under way this week at the los angeles convention center. executives told "reuters" that they're using 13,000 po

down that's long enough to put real solutions in place. dozens gather in the town market square to fight for their health care. because that's where tax the side it a high time to stop thinking that people in rural areas are 2nd class citizens and to stop treating them that way or taxpayers and have the same right to health care as city dwellers, lately for long before got involved, lima she's not the only one who's angry and concerned, including you and both ankles. our region needs a hospital in one fella, accidents happen to us. it gets slippery and people fall. people have heart attacks like everywhere in the world, their mothers who want to give birth. where should we go? was on in me a good time. the system at the heels rotten about it because i've worked at this hospital for 31 years. i can't, and i don't want to move away from here to be closer to work or to access health care would i is on type issue resolved for better or for worse. many people here will have to turn to other clinics in the region. few believe that there will be a solution anytime soon. ah, we can take a closer look at this riv

. >> if you ask around, like, what is the hot market idea for health care right now?around. what is the big issue on health care? the big idea for -- >> what do you guys want to do? >> and there is no emerging hot idea. the policy cupboard is pretty bare. when they say they're going to fix the inflation problem that biden cause, their solution is cut wasteful spending. okay, good luck. that's the same agenda they've had for 30 or 40 years. i think it's partly that if you created a politics based on, we are being sold down the river, we have being stabbed in the back, they are taking our country away. and you get two of the three big core items -- on immigration, right -- that you want, what is left? it's the rage and the performance of grievance. >> as someone who came up, largely in the spaces that were dominated by the left and progressives, what i think is very interesting is, there is a sort of revolution that is its own dynamic that i think is very familiar to people on the left. but particularly when politics polarizes on low trust and high trust, increasingly y

we did an indicated last month the mental health form in december and support and consulting services on the area of market health with- providers as well some key department leaders and our leadership staff from hss. we really walked through a rigorous full day to identify what we see as- we can develop plans to get there. um, we'll be intending on bringing this report to this board next month. and also, we completed um, as we discussed in the past annual the audits for the calendar year 2022 and also on the staff worked diligently to get the inventory of the compliance to continue to track at completion of all that i know to o want to reinsure it was due diligence to make sure we don't have a problem so that has been completed theist that were done last year mentioned in the report elsewhere and they're were no significant finding. and planned for audits the kickoff with martin luther king celebration and also chinese new year comes early on january 22nd so fess activities are underway and join in the celebration where we can and say the- did a fantastic job to get the approval on the strategic plan goin

we know that some of the health care markets in terms of hospitals that over half the markets in theare considered highly concentrated, which means that they are so built up and you have a major player and there are real concerns. we are not sure how this happened and how the power is in the federal -- the powers in the federal government allowed so much consolidation. but it is here, and what we know about this much consolidation is that a lot of the time it results in increased prices. host: let us turn to our viewers and get your thoughts on what the republicans are proposing in their commitment to america and what your health care experience is like and how you want washington to address it. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. text us with your first name, city, states, and thoughts at 202-748-8003. let us hear from jeff, an independent. your thoughts. caller: thank you. the nation just went through losing 1.1 million people and 6 trillion dollars in losses from the pandemic. i would like to point out that this was not something very of

market rate development as well. we know that residential zoning restrictions block developers from building more affordables and we simply have to finish the job to address mental health and housing in our communities. there's a way to do this and respect the unique talents of our city and responding to the reality that, look, we're a growing, changing state. until we fix our housing crisis, thousands of people in the state will remain homeless. let's get it big and get this done this session. [ applause ]. the old model and building new community-based systems and getting the type of care they need forel their homes and loved ones. we're still building and my budgets contain funding to keep every part of the plan on track including new 350 bed forensic hospital, we've got work to do. 15% increase in in-patient referrals in 2013. and we prayed on adding hundreds of more and with all these investments and this unprecedented growth in court orders and referral is not manageable or sustainable. we have to find a better way. it's extremely important effort and i commend this legislature and you for making historic investments last year to increase funding for schools so t

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this is the maria x martinez health resource center on the stevenson street south of market. it will offer a wide range of medical , psychological and social services for vulnerable adults. >>> she got a life-saving blood donation and now she is stepping forward to do her part to help others. >> whatever i do going forward, i want to make sure that i can see the impact of it and that it is something that is good for my community. >> you know her as a leader in our community but you probably did not know she benefited greatly by blood donation. now she is telling her personal story and enco (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the numbe

is important for the patient to understand the choice, as the minister of health clarified, already 70% of the drugs on the marketic figures are impressive to reach it succeeded, also thanks to the lessons of the pandemic, when a number of drugs were in rush demand, while clinical trials continue to be a priority. just for those means of russian analogues, which so far not yet, well, they definitely will, at least the pharmaceutical industry is working in this direction, we see today the anxiety that the population has is clinical trials of new drugs on the market, bringing them out, domestic industry, and today, as part of those strategic measures that have been formed with new challenges has formed a list of priority drugs and clinical trials. conducting, conducted in the market of the russian federation today increased, of course certainly due to predominantly edematous producers are now at different stages. tests. about a dozen new drugs. at the same time, uh, the mechanism will become an incentive for developers. uh, the so -called products on the shelf. we have prepared the government for this instrument. e

understand the patient's medicine, there is a choice, as the minister of health has already specified 70% of the drugs on the market. impressive domestic figures have been achieved , also thanks to the lessons of the pandemic and when drugs were in high demand, while clinical trials continue to be a priority. just those means of russian analogues that do not yet have, well, they definitely will, at least the pharmaceutical industry works in including in this direction. we see today the concerns that the population has about clinical trials of new drugs on the market, bringing them to the market. domestic industry, and today, as part of those strategic measures that were formed with new challenges, it has formed a list of priority drugs and clinical trials. conducting, conducted in the market of the russian federation today have increased, of course. but , of course, due to predominantly domestic manufacturers, now at different test stages. about a dozen new drugs. at the same time, uh, the mechanism will become an incentive for developers. uh, the so -called products on the shelf. we have prepared the government fo

markets has been profound and meta has been replaced by united health and alphabet and amazon swapped spots. energy companies have performed extraordinarily well a massive reshuffle in markets i think it is because investors anticipated things like this in the tech sector. >> also, tech management is realizing you can get the same results with fewer people. that is what is happening across the board. not just with amazon meta and twitter one of the first things elon musk came in and did was reduce the work force there it remains to be seen the impact on the performance of the company. still there is something to be said for further efficiency gains. the job market is still hot in the u.s. yesterday, we had the jolts data the number of job openings per individual is up at 1.7. pre-pandemic, that was 1.2 there are jobs available it is finding the relevant matching skill set to that job. >> i guess tying this to the labor market yesterday, the data we saw points to a slowing economy, but still incredibly tight labor market the goldman sachs stat was interesting about the layoffs and tech