sorry, becky just one moment.that nobody is above the law including the president.— the president. that's true. including _ the president. that's true. including the _ the president. that's true. including the district - the president. that's true. - including the district attorney. so, what you're looking for, if i'm understanding you correctly and peace correct me if i'm wrong. you're looking for an investigation into the manhattan district attorney? if need be. he wasn't acting like any district attorney i would have voted for. he would believe that the grand jury has decided there is evidence to move forward with this particular case. let's talk about your politics. we saw mike pence speaking there about our approach about what happened. does that mean warm you to mike pence in any way? ijust does that mean warm you to mike pence in any way? i just ask you as a vulture with presidential elections taking place any next year. i would say is the first time in a long time i've agree with mike pence. ~ . , in a lon

look at what the market is saying today, becky.ures are turning negative on the equity side on the fixed income, the 10-year treasury is still going down there is a movement toward safe ra haven. that says the market is cautious despite the bailout we have just seen announced >> let's talk about that we were just saying that the lessons learned from 2008 is you can't do it piecemeal or teach moral hazard up front where are you concerned in terms of depositors being worried about this or anybody who owns stock or bonds in one of the banks needs to be concerned? we call it a bailout we should point out there is no taxpayer dollars spent on this this is the fdic and fdic will assess this on banks >> can i make one point of fact on the tax front i have been thinking about this all night. janet yellen has been telling everybody this is not -- put the bailout word aside no taxpayer money involved in this that is not totally true there's $25 billion that was originally being used for stabilization fund that is moved. treasury doesn't have

i'm becky quick with joe kernen. andrew is off this week. let's see the futures indicating higher there were big gains from the markets. gain of 323 points which was 1% for the dow. the s&p was up 1.4%. nasdaq up 1.8% those gains are continuing with the dow up 141 for the futures s&p futures up 17 and nasdaq up 50 >>> let's look at treasury yields the 10-year treasury is sitting at 3.572%. 2-year treasury at 4.091%. >>> the news alert biden administration announcing a new round of public and private sector investment as part of the ev challenge that includes a major investment from amazon which is now rolled out more than 3,000 electric vehicles with the target of 100,000 by 2030. the white house says google will commit resou credits and eligible vehicles in the new search tool. wells fargo will launch a the t -- launch a tool to help calculate costs on electrification and tax credits and cost savings for evs. >>> house lawmakers tore into top banking regulators the day after they were grilled by the senate. patrick mchenry said we need a co

becky. >> thank you, kayla. our next guest says he would like to see any wrongdoing at the bank aggressively investigated and search for any shorting that may have manipulated that failure joining us is california congress member swalwell what did you hear what you thought could be a problem >> good morning. i am grateful for the swift response on the shorting, i want it to be ruled out. again, this is unique in that was done over social media money was moved almost faster than we have seen before because of the means we can do that these days we should look at options and shorting and see if there was any market manipulation to rule that out certainly investigate any mismanagement at silicon valley bank or signature so that taxpayers can have confidence and depositors can have confidence there will be accountability >> this wasn't a crazy scheme or fraudulent base on the face of it if you are looking at what they did, they screwed up on risk management they were taking a lot of treasuries which you would have t

andrew ross sorkin and becky quick, and joe is off today.failure of the silicon valley bank. you are looking at the dow, s&p and nasdaq all up, and s&p 500 up about 14 points folks listening to us on sirius. the ten-year treasury, sitting at 3.58. if you buy crude by the barrel, here it is you are looking at bitcoin back up after we were down under 20,000 just a couple days ago. >> this is not a reflection of the big gains, the big gains in the last 32,000 or so and this is all related to signature bank, and depositors being secured. the irony is rich. >>> we have breaking news from ho honeywell. the chief operating officer will be succeeding the executive officer. in that role, he will be focusing on supporting customer relationships and business development and shaeupping the portfolio. and kapur is somebody with decades of experience with honeywell and has been responsible for a lot of different areas in the company, and looks like a strong move to shore upmanagement and maybe a reflection of what a lot of companies saw in the pandemic, y

alguien le dijo becky g que tiene pruebas. francisca: quiere hablar con becky g.os comerciales. la empresa anuncia que se va enfocar a las tiendas independientes las cuales, segÚn dicen, tienen un mejor rendimiento financiero. opera unos 2700 almacenes en 29 paÍses. ahora vamos con esto. mÉxico estÁ de celebraciÓn, ya que el tequila reposado estÁ la lista de los mejores del mundo. seguido de otras versiones del tradicional licor. logra maravillar el paladar de los expertos. sandra nos explica. sandra: para celebrar, acompaÑar una pena, o celebrar con amigos y familia, el tequila se ha convertido en el elemento esencial para la mayorÍa de los mexicanos. >> claro que si. el tequila ha sido mi fiel compaÑero desde que comencÉ a probar la bebida. en mi mejores y peores momentos. sandra: hoy estÁ de manteles largos. la enciclopedia de la gastronomÍa mundial confirmÓ en su ranking de bebidas espirituosas del mundo el tequila reposado es uno de los mejores. a quÉ se refiere con bebida espirituosas? >> son todos aquellos destilados que sostienen un producto agrÍcola. en e

and i love your analysis on where the jobs are, becky.for that, because people want to understand where the jobs are but also where the wages are. lisa erickson, do you wore aabout this wage -- worry about this wage situation? >> well, definitely we do need to continue to see wages come down. it's a little bit of a conundrum because, obviously, from the broader economic stand point9 we need to see that inflationary pressure come down and wages are above the level that would allow that. maria: yeah. >> we do need to see gains to maintain consumer spending. maria: all right. >> -- see that to come down. maria: we have a -- hope you have a great weekend, everybody. we'll see you monday. "varney & company" begins now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria and everyone. the jobs reporting all about the strength of the economy and how the fede

the battle of the beckies. you'll help some folks here.ates. >> yes. >> what could that potentially mean for savings and for credit cards? >> that's going to have a really significant impact on savings and credit cards because of the fact that the federal reserve has been on this rate hikes spree. in order to lower inflation. that has meant you could get more savings. and then, the biggest thing was credit card interest rates were going up. credit card payments if you were carrying a balance they getting more expensive. if fed pauses, we'll know tomorrow, this will mean that some of those rates that have been climbing won't climb as much in the if near future. >> okay, but i notice how you say it. >> they could climb forward. >> you can't emphasize that enough. >> yeah. >> our great viewers, this comes from wendy on facebook, asking if housing is sitting on a bubble like 2007, what do you think about that. >> lot of people are worried about this, lot of people just bought homes. here's what's very different, we're in a very different world

becky?k a lot of the headlines and the takeaways are the pay fors, how you pay for all of these things, higher taxes on billionaires being brought up and the whole idea of raising the capital gains tax too. that would be a big issue. so far, a lot of talk, but the expectation is this is more politics than actual budget because they know that the house is not going to take it. >> of course and, you know, perhaps even some more moderate members of the senate would not get on board with some of these proposals they're simply reprisals of many of the campaign platform positions that president biden, you know, ran on and then has tried to incorporate in various bills over the last two years and many of those have gotten left on the cutting room floor these are simply reprisals of a lot of the policies and there is an expectation this could serve as the basis for a 2024 re-election platform and white house officials that i speak to say it doesn't necessarily matter that, you know, these won't get

>> becky will mediate, i guess >> go ahead. >> i apologize, becky. of course, you >> chopped liver >> so, the stocks are trading higher this morning. there is a report out there that the treasury is studying this idea of blanket fdic insurance i spent most of the morning and last night trying to run it down more importantly, trying to understand the legality of it. i just don't think they can do it i don't know if you guys have done any reporting on this there is a guy introducing a bill in congress to let them do it why would you introduce a bill if they can do it already? i can't find -- >> the emergency funds that the treasury has is used for foreign exchange and different things. maybe under that pot of money they can take emergency measures until they get longer term we heard crazier things >> that is one piece of it they pledged it to the bank fund at the federal reserve i don't think they need that money at the federal reserve i'm trying to figure out if that fund could book losses i think everything inside it is guaranteed or will payoff over

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becky?ply chain issues that we've seen in other industries, especially after the pandemic. this was something that goes al deeper? >> it absolutely does. the pandemic exacerbated this, but it's been a problem that's been going on for decades, particularly for these old, inexpensive medicines. and so what we've seen with amoxicillin really is tied to that crazy flu, cold, rsv, all of these different bugs season, even though you wouldn't take antibiotics for rsv unless you have a secondary bacterial infection, so we heard about that through the winter, but we don't have reserves in our supply chains to make up for shortfalls when demand goes higher than expected. and certainly when there are interruptions like something like a pandemic or even less than that, just a plant closure, we don't have enough functioning supply chain to back that up when we run into an issue like that. >> it was an issue with children's tylenol and all kinds of other drugs that aren't even prescription drugs over the

thanks there to becky worley. it's important to note though the chinese version of china obviously already had this limit for kids at 45 minutes, 60 minutes is way too long way too long able to get around these restrictions true, now four impt com for imprint for certain. everybody was kung fu fighting. faster. alright we're not exactly kung fu fighting, but we've got some fighting words gloves are coming off our own. will ganz is here with a new debate segment. yay or nay, that is correct. there are few things i love more than sitting at this desk with you guys. ah but aside from that, sitting here and arguing with you, i'd like that a little bit more. i'll present a topic. you guys way in. yea or nay up first ordering the same exact thing as your table mate at dinner on a recent dinner date and an italian restaurant president biden and the first lady ordered identical meals. two glasses of barbera, a salad, grilled bread with butter. and two bowls of rigatoni for the entrees. now the internet is divided. one per

here's a b cs becky worley. dash criminal fake out of something we see daily food delivered the front door. but the homeowners say they didn't order food. the deceptive delivery late at night a distraction watches a crew of four hooded men simultaneously try to enter the house from the backyard. it happened in texas while the homeowners were in the house. fast asleep, i heard a noise that sounded almost like metal clinking woke up because of that noise. homeowner says she didn't open the door and through good fortune, the alleged thieves weren't able to break in. but wherever those people are they've taken our peace our sense of security. now authorities urging extra caution amid a recent uptick in suspected criminals impersonating delivery drivers in california watches this man approaches a home appearing to make an amazon delivery wearing the vest package in hand, he knocks but when no one answers, three alleged accomplices run from a nearby car using a crowbar to break in stealing jewelry and valuables. it's

and you're right, becky.is being supported by federal inscentives whether in the u.s. or europe or china. eventually those will go away. i think the demand for evs, ultimately it's about demand and i do think this industry is going to transition but it going to take a long arc and period of time to your point >> mark, always great to see you. thank you. >> thanks, becky >> one more quick note on tesla. it's flagged that the company says it could use 75% less silicon carbide in its next power train. you will see some red arrows with silicon producers >> pretty amazing. coming up, analyst oliver chen joins us straight from macy's fourth quarter earnings call his take is next the first time you connected your website and your store was also the first time you realized... we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? [together] the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we're live from the nasdaq market sight in times square i'm beckyuick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at how the equity futures are shaping up at this hour. the nasdaq up by 67. but this comes after a down day yesterday and a down month for february for stocks. in fact, stocks have been down two out of the last three months, and the dow gave back all of its gains from february it's now down year to date it was down 4% in the month of february if you look at it again, 4.2% for the month of february. the s&p 500was down by 12.6%, the dow down 1.6%. s&p is still up by 3.4% and the nasdaq is still up by nearly 9%, 9.5% if you've been watching treasury yeels you know the picture has been higher yields and the 10-year is sitting back at 3.93%. it's probably worth taking a look at energy prices because they had their worst month since september. you're looking at wti, which has been down now eight out of the last nine months it's down another 1.1% today, 76.18. >> the nasdaq is up but down from the highs. >> that was a coupl

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen andrew is off today. joe's here >> i'm here. trying to draw out the theme i'm not wearing brown or gray. it's not working >> black >> maybe it is back firing i don't know this morning, i thought maybe today is a new day i still wear that light vest >> it is supposed to be 70 saturday >> we don't have great springs in new jersey. >> i'm feeling it. light late at night. i'm dealing with it. >> i love a nice april it doesn't rain every day. it is not 40 degrees and dreary. i like that. i would like that. >> we will see march hasn't been bad for the markets. check out the u.s. equities at this hour. you will see it looks like the dow is indicated up 70 points nasdaq is down by a point. the nasdaq has been on fire. you are looking at a week of gains. nasdaq is on pace for its best quarter since the fourth quarter of 2020. take a look at the markets on the final day of trading in the quarter. you can see for the quarter, to date, the nasdaq is up by 15%. s&p up 5.5%. dow jones industrial average is down by less than 1% the nasdaq has

there were two other people there, becky hoge and betty macky. she was evicted from ybi because the project. becky hoge since died. all three commented against the treasure island toll. i was the only islander at the actual full board committee meeting in 2016 there was a meeting of the full board, the first one, i was the only one there representing the island. i spoke three times against various aspects of the transportation demand management program and i want to voice a complaint that a lot of people didn't attend that committee meeting last week, and missed they chance to comment on 5 and know a lot of people have questions about it and wanted to comment on it and they were waiting for the opportunity at the full board and the chair decided that was not necessary and that brings me to one of my main comments, which is the lack of transparency and effective outreach. it took sleuthing to figure out they were planning to toll us. existing residents. in 2015. we had to figure that out. it was not clear to us. treasure island residents didn't fi

becky now agrees with me -- >> no, no, no, no, no, no., no i agree with the way you said it just now >> i'm not defending fox news. >> when you put it in that context, what we're reading right now. >> homan jenkins, he's not defending fox news either. he's just saying in an era of post-objectivity journalism, which "the new york times" ushered in because you needed it with a guy like trump. you don't need to be objective with someone so evil in their view, they ushered it in this is what you get >> look, he is defending fox by saying that. >> no, not really. he's saying that none of the people that did all of this other crazy stuff ever copped to it was wrong never have any self-introspection that you're right. >> and my legal point was the legal defense is -- >> it's not a false kwifequival. the futures are up 17 points if you need to know on the dow. >> by the way, the dow was off yesterday by more than 500 points a lot of concern about what fed chair jay powell said when he indicated that the central bank would consider speeding up the

i'm joe kernen with becky quick1 andrew isw3 offxd today.res and the nasdaq up by tq >> did you watch the treasurys? the two-year is below 4 again. >> still is this morning. >> raise rates, rates are supposed to go up. that's not what ñrhappened. sort of goes, you think one thing and the effects of these things can cause the opposite ?=yñ there is the two-year, you see right now. and the e1ten-year, below xd3.w today, even though we're raising rates. again, what do you think the market is sniffing oám that thiá banking issue could be more? could hurte1 growth more in ter of loans and -- >> jay powell admitted that. there are going to be issues that come and economy shrinking from the credite1 tighten being >> i saw some people say yesterday's hike was 50 basis points. 25 for the banks and 25 for what he did. i think it is even more than 25. >> a lot oft.qt say it is 1%,ñr 1.5%. >> let's get to the satisfied lease maniacs, steve liesman, talk about the fed's rate decision, the banks and more. hey, steve. >> hey, good morning, joe. yeah, the f

>> it looks a lot like 2011 to me, becky.des are dug in, the politics are unattractive so what we saw in 2011 was we came close, we saw a lot of fallout in financial markets, a lot of volatility, spreads increasing, we got a downgrade out of that episode and i don't see anything in the tea leaves right now that looks different than that. it gets done, but it has some harm in it >> all right doug, jean, thank you. robert, thank you for continuing to bring this to our attention. >> thank you >> we'll see you soon. >>> meantime, a check on the futures ahead of the big jobs report take a look right now. see where we stand dow off by 92 points get the best of "squawk box" on llt.podcas foow squawk pod and listen anytime. anytime. stay tuned ♪ imagine something of your very own. ♪ ♪ something you can have and hold. ♪ ♪ i'd build a road in gold just to have some dreaming, ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ accenture, let there be change. what do you see on the horizon? uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise

>> becky, i think undoubtedly it will be.owell's testimony on tuesday and wednesday. the reason is i'm going to take what he said at the washington think tank a few weeks ago as true, when he said he does not get this economic data beforehand sometimes he gets a few hours heads up the next key data point of course is friday with the jobs number therefore, for the next couple days or at least with his testimony, i suspect chairman powell is going to retreat to his fallback position of a more hawkish tone i think what he learned with the last fed meeting is that if he is not overly hawkish, the market tends to interpret any tractional news related to any breaks coming up in interest rates. i suspect he's going to be pretty hawkish and will lay the groundwork for a selloff in tech i think the first half of the year is going to be a difficult year for tech and it's a simple equation related to what we're seeing in the economy and specifically related to inflation. we'll hear that from powell this week >> if that's short term, lon

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becky worley is here with those details for us.ter: robin, good morning. we've recently seen an increase in layoffs in the tech sector, people switching jobs for work from home opportunities and they have sparked a rapid rise in employment scams. linkedin saying they removed more than 190,000 fake accounts in a six-month period in 2022 and it's a stark warning to job seekers, slow down and protect yourself. >> hello, this is a courtesy invitation to work with amazon from home. >> reporter: experts saying this is not a real request. >> you make up to $400 in a day. >> reporter: but one in an arsenal of more sophisticated methods that scammers use to steal thousands of dollars from job seekers. in a new report from the better business bureau employment scams listed as the second riskiest of all the scams they track, saying the frequency at which they're being reported in the agency scam tracker increasing 23% from 2021 to 2022. >> a lot of workers don't want to go back to an office so they're searching online for a purely remote posi

where is becky? thank you, becky. [applause] gov. gianforte: and i want to thank representative tom welch for bringing legislation to provide montana homeowners with meaningful property tax relief. thank you, tom. [applause] gov. gianforte: while the state receives only a small fraction of property taxes, we believe montanans deserve substantial property tax relief. like the retired couple in the flathead who, because they can't afford their rising property taxes, are thinking about selling the home they raised their kids in. we must provide them significant with significant property tax relief so they can stay in their home and community. we must also make it easier for small business owners, family farmers, and family ranchers to thrive by further reforming the business equipment tax. [applause] gov. gianforte: for too long, owning the equipment needed to operate has come with a heavy, and unnecessary, tax burden. that's why we tripled the business equipment tax exemption in 2021 and it's why we're working with the legislature this

becky worley has that story for us. >> becky: lisa and rebecca founded the buy nothing project. >> when borrowing, lending, and we don't have to go out and buy new and we can rely on our neighbors. >> becky: including people like madeline. >> i end up with this beautiful brand-new bike >> becky: it was a lifesaver after a fire. >> my apartment was condemned. i was displaced and basically had to start over. >> becky: she turned the local buy nothing group on facebook and surprisingly found a lot. >> pack toys, comforters, qui quilts. >> outdoor furniture. >> has met those husband and wife came here and brought a 60-inch tv to my new apartment. the coffee table that it sits on and also this route. >> becky: and participant numbers are growing. claiming more than 16 million members and aside from that millions of dollars saved, these groups are great for the environment. >> it is estimated that about a thousand items are exchanged globally on freecycle and that is about equivalent to how much goes into a midsize landfill every day. so it is not going to solve our global waste problem but i

thank you, becky and robin.bove 7,000 feet. now you could be getting rain, certainly higher than that you get more snow. high wind alerts, but look at these winter weather advisories and winter storm watch, twin cities, cedar rapids, chicago, all looking for disruptive snow thursday through friday. eventually there saturday it moves into t drew: your accuweather forecast, morning showers exiting by 10:00 a.m., leading to afternoon sunshine and a dry finish to the day. temperatures in the low to mid 50's. tonight, blend of stars and clouds. overnight lows in the mid 30's to low 40's. we are tracking and atmospheric river thursday evening into friday morning, level 3 strong storm with more showers the weekend >>> now to the latest food craze taking over the internet and robin's kitchen, yeah, that's right. lasagna soup. lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto just had to try it out. hey, lori. >> good morning. you may have heard about the lasagna soup recipe that's gone viral and i have to say i was skeptical, but w

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. everyone is watching this morning. trying to see what the u.s. equities are going to be reacting to all this you see the dow futures are off 61 that is off the lows of the session. we have been down by 350 points early this morning s&p futures right now down 4.5 the nasdaq indicated up right now by over 3 points this has been bouncing all over the place when the futures opened last night where it opened in possible tough territory. you have seen -- opened in positive territory you have seen swings >>> at the moment, look at what is happening with treasury yields you see the dow futures there. the treasuries, if you are looking at the 10-year treasury, 3.354% the 2-year treasury is really the place to be paying attention. 3.755% i have to say if you were looking at this number last week, first of all, on friday, the 2-year treasury at 3.846%. a week earlier, the friday before, the 2-year treasury closed at 4.588% a drop of more than 75 basis points from a week ago friday. if you are looking at what happened in asia over

homenajeadas >> buenas tardes martínez fue un anuncio espectacular se llevó a cabo en los Ángeles beckys ideas a la industria de la música de los últimos años una gala llena de estrellas y rosalía se convirtió en la primera artista en recibir el premio ala productora del año (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) (habla en inglÉs) >> ivy queen se llevó uno de los máximos reconocimientos de la noche el premio icono de la música con un presentador de lujo >> estamos en un momento donde más exponentes mujeres existen el reggaeton y no quise hablar por ella pero estoy seguro que ese es el fruto y la cosecha de la semilla quee sembró ivy queen ace muchoss años atrás yo lo estmos viendo en la escena de puerto rico la nueva escuela está dominada por mujeres para mí es un orgullo haber colaborado compartir tarima con una leyenda que ha aportado tanto a la cultura de mi país la cultura del reggaetony la música latina en general no sé qué es lo próximo que tengo que decir dónde está en el premio >> ivy queen habló de lo difícil que fue para ella hacerse de un espacio como mujer en el género del regg

there were two other people there, becky hoge and betty macky. she was evicted from ybi because the project. becky hoge since died. all three commented against the treasure island toll. i was the only islander at the actual full board committee meeting in 2016 there was a meeting of the full board, the first one, i was the only one there representing the island. i spoke three times against various aspects of the transportation demand management program and i want to voice a complaint that a lot of people didn't attend that committee meeting last week, and missed they chance to comment on 5 and know a lot of people have questions about it and wanted to comment on it and they were waiting for the opportunity at the full board and the chair decided that was not necessary and that brings me to one of my main comments, which is the lack of transparency and effective outreach. it took sleuthing to figure out they were planning to toll us. existing residents. in 2015. we had to figure that out. it was not clear to us. treasure island residents didn't fi

becky guiles was determined to cut expenses and this worked for her.ay. >> theme day everyday. okay, thank you. scan the qr code on your screen to head over to "good morning america."comto learn more and now to sam, who is dodging the bullet. the map is lit up, looks like miami, where you are is in the clear. smart man. >> sam: we're talking about heat in this area, but yeah, linsey, you are right. places like dallas this morning. early this morning, we had storms light up in that area. we have had severe thunderstorm warnings, early morning tornado warning there, severe thunderstorm watches there, that continue into oklahoma, where we have flooding going on there live. flash flood warnings out. looking toward the flood watch. so many people, 18 million, under the flood watch area today. that could be intense rain. here is where the heat is ahead of that storm system pushing east in florida. getting squeezed with big temperatures. lakeland, 90 today. cooler on the east coast, southeastern coast of florida. we have breezes coming drew: it is a bright da

>> he is the master at threading the needle, becky.om mainland china, was produced in mainland china. in 2021 that number declined to about 55% and i estimate in 2022, we don't have the numbers yet, but it's probably going to be between 45 and 50. so while cook is there with a smile on his face and meeting with all the appropriate people, his company is moving as quickly as it can to diversify away from china and to put an exclamation point on that is that in 2021, of the 150 new suppliers apple added, 80% of those were from outside of china. so he's playing a good role and he's doing a fantastic job of that. >> how long will it be before it is not so dependent on china? you're still talking about years and years down the road. >> that's the reality of a business that has such massive supply and the number of units that come from china. so, yes, it's years away. but to put some perspective on that, it's declining about 5% to 10% per year. it's never going to be zero but they're just looking for just greater diversity. it's going to be

in becky pepper johnson's case, there was no differences going through puberty with males and females. in our record with the district court, we submit add lot of information showing the fact that differences occur throughout when people were younger and when they're older and i think information is very compelling about the athletic advantage that comes to biological males. obviously all of them is in the district court record and part of why we're going up to the supreme court is we're, arguing that you don't even issue much of a re-spoons and very turnovers ands response and slapping injunction on it and that's really overturning the process and in the state of west virginia, people spoke through elected representatives and we need to go through this the right way. we're asking the court to set aside the injunction and got back up through the fourth circuit and handle it through the me merits. john: a west virginia soccer player will be the face of your argument and she said the difference is as you pointed out occur earlier than puberty saying "agree up playing under my dad's team

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thank you, becky a few things are happening first, valuations are lower.n you look at the build up through 2021 activists by their nature are value investors. you see a lot of opportunities in the tech sector second factor is volatility has eased. more comfortable putting their money to work. the third factor is a lot of companies in the post-pandemic boom grew and expanded and became bloated you are seeing activists going after the cost structure and going after profit ability you see that campaign play out in elliott and salesforce. >> do the activists have a point? what do these companies have in common that are being targeted >> well, i would say the activists point really is that if you look at salesforce, i think the magic figure for elliott is the 30% margin. you are not seeing elliott as an activist go after m&a play or diff divestiture. let me mention a couple of key points last year had 55 new activist investors out there. roughly 40% of all campaigns. more activists out there the stigma has worn off a bit. you are seeing more and more investors

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applause ] i call her becky boo. but madam clerk, wherever you are tonight. i'm sorry. that's my pet name for her. but i want to thank you, madam clerk, for you, the entire team, the bailiffs, the court security, the staff here. there was no role that was too small that they weren't willing to do for us. the security team here. it was a herculean effort by everybody. and i can't thank enough people. i don't know if i mentioned the bailiffs, but i want to thank them. and there is another group of people who -- you don't know who they are, but that's the jurors. not just the jurors, but the alternates, the ones who didn't get to serve to the very end, but people taken away from their families. i want to thank the families of our jurors who sat here every single day for what seemed like long amounts of tedious, monotonous evidence. sometimes people didn't know what it meant. they didn't understand it, and they had to sit there and process it and hear it over and over and over again. and i want to thank these nameless ju

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becky worley is back with that. good morning again, becky. >> michael, good morning to you.ks out. but during the pandemic reading took a hit for millions of kids. for one mom sitting next to her son as he struggled through it, she realized he needed a different way to learn. >> w. >> this is a new way to teach reading filled with action, laughter, and fun. but rewind to 2020, when jacqueline davis' son was learning to read, he was not having fun. >> he would cry, he would hide in the laundry basket, anything not to have to do reading. >> so, jaclyn, who has a background in education became a mom on a mission armed with art supplies and her creativity, she made a game called kangaroo cravings so the 7-year-old could develop his reading skills focusing on sight words. >> there are about 300 sight words that children need to learn between kindergarten and second grade. words that have high frequency, so children just need to learn them so they have them in their long-term memory. >> what was one of the most difficult words? >> there is a lot of words that don't follow rules, i

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good morning, becky. >> reporter: george, good morning.up, so we're pulling back the covers on some of the sneaky things that may be waking you up. bad sleep is most commonly attributed to stress, caffeine or alcohol. but beyond those known culprits, what are some other things that could be disrupting your sleep? >> we sleep best under cool conditions, dark conditions and where it's quiet. >> reporter: quiet is a big one. a very small study in 2015 looked at the noise disruptions from pets in the bedroom. 20% of pet owners said dog or cat activity in the night woke them up. this was a revelation to me because i didn't realize that every time my dog moved or scratched himself in the night it was waking me up. solution? you can take their collar off each night or even better, a neoprene tag cover costs $1.50. if it's your cat waking up, meow you know, usually they have an insistent request to be fed. this automatic feeder could keep them from being your way too early alarm clock. another factor doctors cite for sleep disruptions, allergens.

thank you so much, becky.where i sit down with personal roundtable conversations with inspiring women as they share their journeys. here's a portion of my discussion with sheryl lee ralph, brooke shields and marsai martin. where shall we start? who is being -- who is the talk of the town right now? >> it's a loud time. >> isn't it? >> and everyone feels that you should get a second emmy for the best acceptance speech ever. >> ever. >> i was standing up the whole time, like, yes. >> thank you. >> so good. >> i just got chills. >> i was literally there to be supportive and when i heard sheryl lee, i lost it. everything in my mind was just gone. but i do remember standing there holding the emmy and i was like, wow, this is that moment. this is that moment that you dream about, that you hear about. >> but thank god you were able to have the moment to -- the wherewithal to get centered and be present. >> what's interesting about you saying that is in the moment when i'm standing there center stage, there is a huge

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen andrew is off this week.ere we go let's take a look at what's happening with the equity futures. you're going to see what's happening after modest investments yesterday. futures are up by 256. nasdaq up by 126 the two year, still above 4% barely 4.008 the 37 you get back, i think the s&p closed at 3971 that would put us above 4,000. >> it's been above and below for a matter of quarters at least at this point i'd have to add them up. new oversight. former ubs ceo sergio ermotti to t take change over the takeover by credit suisse. he'll replace current ceo ralph hamers on april 5th. hamers will be there to advice the bank the leadership change comes, in its words, in light of the new challenges and priorities facing ubs after the acquisition, the announcement of the acquisition of credit suisse hamers was rumored to be unhappy about the shotgun wedding between the two banks. by contrast, ermotti told the newspaper last september there was no compelling economic reason for switzerland to have two big banks. >> t

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