tom: you have no exposure to any real estate bankruptcy, so you have no exposure to cigna or u.s.cial real estate, can you confirm that? >> we have no exposure to any real estate bankruptcy and you can have a look at the probation and you can see that it will confirm absolutely minimal exposure and the conservative risk approach that we have. tom: let's talk about adding wealth managers. you added a number of headcount to the wealth unit last year. are you continuing to add headcount there, or are you done? >> we are growing in organically and organically, and in both cases, we have a very disciplined approach. we want to complement our skills and stay true to our culture. on the private client side particular, it's about having that risk conscious approach to her relationship managers understand the model of growing investment led and not credit led, and we will continue to seize opportunities wherever they arise. tom: thank you very much for your time on the back of those results and the outlook for that business as well. tesla shares jumping after bloomberg revealed managers ha

and this year the prize went to south african cigna tyler to be mailed to. so ms. swift supports this year, my lease iris billy english and says a also taking home took trophies with the best me. well just of the year award going to victoria, monee and women dominated the stage to the crowds treated to live performances by sousa. olivia rodrigo, the journey mitchell, who won the award for the best phone call them and the funds were not mess disappointing to the the you to top of the show with the high tech performance of the hit potomac city. but tele costs from las vegas and she was reminder now of our top story. britain's king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. fucking and palace says the monarch is receiving treatment and will step back from public duties. aids have not disclosed what type of cancer? the key happens, you're watching dw, do, sir berlin coming up next to the documentary on some other jamaica's traditional healers. we'll see you right here. tomorrow. the name is the calls back. said loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don

and this year the prize went to south african cigna tyler, female performance swept the board this year, my lease iris billy english and says, also taking home top trophies with the best new artist of the year awards going to victoria monet. the on women dominated the stage to the crowds treated to life performances by says the olivia rodrigo, the journey, mitchell who won the award for best phone call them and the funds were not mess disappointed. either you to, to opt out of the show with the high tech performance of the hit, potomac city. but tele costs from las vegas. a wiley, if you've ever complained about for cellphone coverage, spare a thought for the folks living here. this is the remote troll research center in an article until now they also had problems getting just a signal. but that all changed when the world southern boost mobile phone base station opened up there today. are we doing company telling or said that it's new for g service will allow regular cell phone use for the 1st time and aid the work of sciences. the center collects geological climate and weather data tel

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united should is going to send in the very bottom, cigna to the countries that, that person leading drugs the some of the president of the west, i need the idea of democracy. so i think it's still something that has to be address with from police. and then to see if we do matching and kind of what needs to go suddenly. so because the mobility, the same day made a member of f o s in the region and the country that task actually, i mean the more speak to the idea of democracy for the past, 50 years or more. so this is us concept for everybody in the west region as well before we do move on to that actually practice democracy over the years. now if you've ever complained about pull cellphone coverage, spare a thought for these folks. this is the remote trolls research center and, and talk to come until now they've also had problems getting signal but that has changed with the opening of the world. southern most mobile phone base station. norwegian company tele no said it's new for g sub. this will allow regular cell phone use for the 1st time and ate the work of scientists. the center collec

and this year the prize went to south african cigna tyler, a female to soul. miss swift, the bull it's this is miley cyrus, billy english, and says a also taking home talk trophies with the best me. well, just of the year award going to victoria monee, the women dominated the stage to the crowds treated to live performances by sousa. olivia rodrigo, the journey mitchell who won the award for best folk held them in and the funds were not less disappointed either. you too tuft of the show with the high tech performance of the hit atomic city. but a tele costs from las vegas. quick reminder of our top story here on dw news, us secretary of state anthony, of lincoln, is heading to the middle east, seeking to secure a new truce between israel and moss. to propose to deal with allows the release of his really hostages and exchange for palestinian prisoners. it is his 1st trip to the region since the small terror attacks on october 7th, you're up to date on the them unit is up next to the documentary series. dock film looks up one of the darkest chapters in the histo

performance was the title of one of 3 new grammy categories, and this year the prize went to south african cigna tyler, a female to soul. miss swift, simple it's. this is miley cyrus, billy english, and says a also taking home talk trophies with the best me. well, just of the year awards going to victoria, monee and women dominate to the stage to the crowds treated to live performances by sousa, olivia rodrigo, the journey mitchell who won the award for the best phone call them in and the funds were not mess disappointing to the, the, you to top of the show with a high tech performance of the hit atomic city, but a total of costs from las vegas wasn't sure that's what you were present. reminder of our top story. he was secretary saying, as we blinking his arrived in saudi arabia on his latest diplomatic mission, seeking a ceasefire between israel and moss. i propose deal would allow the release of his really hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. you're watching the w news live from berlin. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of old news, followed by the day i hope to see you

healthy gains for cigna, the company reported strong, fourth-quarter numbers that beat expectations dueted its profit outlook for the year, the earnings report comes days after cigna announced plans to sell its medicare business to healthcare service corporation. the country's largest customer own health insurer for $3.7 billion. look at clorox stock, seems to be cleaning up the aftermath of an august cyber attack sending the stock up 5%. they gave 2024 profit revenue guidance that slade expectations. clorox said the cyber attack led to mass shortages costing the company $49 million but the plan is ahead of schedule giving way to solid earnings in its fiscal second quarter. we should look at sketchers, stumbling 9% after the sneaker maker reported week fourth quarter sales, issued a first-quarter earnings forecast the missed estimates, the company did beat profit but investors disappointed in the slowdown in wholesale channels due to retailers conservatively managing inventory levels across the board. this is the bottom of the s&p 500, investors turning off charter communications after

cigna in particular seems to fit within their portfolio well. they increased their dividend.hey're divesting the medicare part of the business which in my opinion is probably the part berkshire would have liked. so it seems like a good option to them to add to their portfolio. charles: before we go, where do you see this economy right now? >> look there is some momentum there and which don't want to take away from that so you want to be invested in the market, you want to participate in this momentum. we have to be cautious, there are too many elements out there flashing their red lights. leleis, shape of the yield curve, ecb saying they will not cut until after the fed, the cycle you can get in higher for longer. we think you need to be cautious in this market but be invested to take advantage of the upside. we like health care, we like financials. we think you can add to those sectors to take advantage of that. charles: all righty. always great having these level-headed conversations with you, victoria. talk to you again real soon. >> my pleasure. charles: talk about partyi

cigna is looking great. all state, full disclosure i have subscribers in.care, when i hear health care, i hear eli lilly and nothing else? >> yeah the other one. look there are a lot of opportunities with managed health care. we obviously have cigna, humana. charles: we won't even need hospitals or medical devices soon. if everyone has ozempic we're good to go. >> or a.i. managed health care we're seeing a lot of potential growth, like nice, stable, steady growth from them and also very low valuations. you're not taking a lot of risk getting in right here. so elv is one of mine. charles: elv. thanks so much, erin. appreciate it. thank you. time for your "money mail." a lot of comments on president biden blaming companies for high food prices and shrink-flation of course. stephen tweeting prices almost never go down. consumers on this spending strike is the only chance you've got. everyone should probably get their own little patch of farm at home. at beach living it is so unfortunate, charles, we went from low inflation, low interest rates, a secure border

big names from citi group, cigna, to morgan stanley. borrowers taking advantage of funding costs.n resorts and amer sports driving the sales volume. from wells fargo talks about why banks are a big issuance. >> what you saw in january was a lot of bank supply. they are rushing into the market at a time when spreads are trading at cyclical tights. taking adventure of these strong dynamics and frontload some of your issuance plans for 2020 four. especially considering the catalysts with volatility over the horizon of this year. you also want an environment -- remember where we were in october last year, yields were 100 basis points higher than they are now. even our with funding plans and getting in before they change, especially on the spread front, where there will be more downside to upside potential. sonali: let's bring in the chief credit strategist at goldman sachs. you think about the issuance we have seen. you think about what we've heard from wells fargo, front running, more economic data. how much are issuers trying to get ahead of potential trouble? >> a lot of it is paid

and this year the prize went to south african cigna, tyler, female to fullness swept the votes. this is miley cyrus, billy english, and says a also taking home talk trophies with the best me. well, just of the year awards going to victoria monee, the women dominated the stage to the crowds treated to live performances by sousa, olivia rodrigo, the journey mitchell who won the award for best phone, call them and the funds were not mess disappointed. either you to, to opt out of the show with the high tech performance of the hit atomic city. but a tele costs from las vegas are going to bring is going to watch bird now from dw culture. scott, good to see you. so the women definitely dominated the grammy's last night. and is this uh, is this something we should? yeah, welcome to get used to, i mean it's a part of the broader trend or was last night a one off in your opinion, or no, definitely not. i'd be a deal except of course being the best example. she won her 4th album of the year breaking all records in grammy history, an essentially being re crowned as the queen of pop. and as

but switching cigna assessment to use the new stuff. now with the nice of stuff on this, go on, you know, get those this the design. yeah. here's a little bit slow, but then so which means it is 0, isn't it? the basic isn't like, is exploited. the as loop or is it for sure if that does all say that and you get that as just good luck with the piece that just sufficient colonialists and certainly we live it out. so you solve a small escalate to an email with the ownership which in this case and that's just that only the us which is a about this goes to 0 is one of the supplement figured out certain level the never was what was most the what else was i mean i wish i on the find even here there with wants to this isn't good. it's not proficient. oh me as ocean talk a little bit with the system because they need a little to see the come china of, of can 2nd. so, you know, we came up with stipulation today, mary opened as a city where restoration is followed by all of russia, residential areas, mountain playground, schools and clinics. some,

cigna is a troubled child of this space, headquartered in vienna.kets are looking softer. how will that impact your business? >> first of all, we are by definition watching developments closely and equally so developments in real estate. having said this, we have to put things in perspective. 12% of our portfolio is real estate and one third is commercial real estate focused on strong countries. what i am saying is we are watching developments and we see no significant rise in vacancies. higher yields compared to germany. problems abound and we are watching closely. exposure is limited, so we are optimistic. tom: no skeletons in the closet for investors. ok, moving on to wage negotiations, unions in austria are pushing for an above 11% increase in pay. what does that mean and how do you see the conversation unfolding? what does it mean for costs? >> this is the usual bargaining game. the basis is average inflation of preceding years. seven point 8% in 2023. this is austria. let's not forget the system works differently in countries where we expect s

and this year the prize went to south african cigna tyler, female performance sweat, the boards this year, my lease iris billy english and says a also taking home talk trophies with the best me. well just of the year awards going to victoria monet. the women dominated the stage to the crowds treated to live performances by sousa, olivia rodrigo, the journey mitchell, who won the award for best phone call them in and the funds were not mess disappointing to the, the you to top of the show with the high tech performance of the hit potomac city, but a tele costs from las vegas. and scott ross bowed, joins us now for more. that means got women dominated the night. does that say anything about where the industry is these days is, is that the trend or uh yeah. hi sir. i, i think so. yes, i mean, uh, obviously, keller swift. uh, one again, 4th of the year award of a record for the grammys, sort of crowning her place as the queen of pop. and as the father of 2 teenage swift, these i have to say long made her rain continue. she announced her new album a life from the stage of the grammys. but

and this year the prize went to south african cigna tyler, a female to soul. miss swift, the bull it's this is miley cyrus, billy english, and says a also taking home talk trophies with the best me. well, just of the year awards going to victoria, monee and women dominated the stage to the crowds treated to live performances by sousa olivia rodrigo, the journey mitchell who won the award for best folk held them in and the funds were not less disappointed either. you too tuft of the show with the high tech performance of the hit atomic city. but a tele costs from las vegas and female artist dominated this year's ceremony. i was, we see there. i asked got rock throw more about that. he's from d. w culture. and i asked if it points to a broader trend in the music industry or uh yeah. hi sir. i, i think so. yes. i mean uh, obviously keller swift. uh, one again, 4th of the year award of a record for the grammys. sort of crowning her place as the queen of pop and as the father of 2 teenage swift, these i have to say long made her rain continue. she announced her new

why did you do that and out, how are you using 50000000 that year to the ext cigna will work at scale. well, we did that in part because we are a non profit, a rare non profit, not a fake nonprofit like open a, an actual non profit. so that operate in a tech space, again, dominated by this business model. so we one wanted to be accountable to the people who rely on signal the tens and tens of millions of people across the globe. we use this as critical infrastructure who donate to keep us running and we want it to offer a cross section of just how expensive it is to develop and maintain highly available global communications infrastructure. these are the, you know, free products and services, and that's shed light on how profitable this industry is. and how significant the monetization of surveillance is in terms of a revenue generator. we're a non profit because the engine of profit is invading privacy and our, our function are so focus is creating a truly private communication app where we don't have the data. you don't have the data. you know, if the cops are facebook or anyone doe

so you're the president of cigna all my favorite way to send messages these days in your, in a scholar in your own right. you co founded in a research organization called a i now which you continue to advise. and i actually have the great pleasure of sharing an office with you when we're both colleagues at google. yes. who's 10 years ago? well, um, 2 years ago, back then you were already interested in machine learning and its impact on society . yeah, i mean, i remember these formative conversations talking with you talking with a, you know, that's a concern, whispered network about what is going on. why is this, you know, at that point more on proven still out, improve in technology and being infiltrated into so many products and services at google. why is everyone being incentivized to develop machine learning it? what actually is this and why are we trusting such significant determinations? about our lives and our institutions to systems that are trained on data that we know to be faulty, that we know to be biased, but we know not to reflect in the context or the criteria in which t

and this year the prize went to south african cigna tyler, female to fullness swept the bullets this year, my lease iris billy english and says a full so taking home talk trophies with the best me. well, just of the year awards going to victoria monet, the women dominated the stage to the crowds treated to live performances by sousa, olivia rodrigo, the journey mitchell who won the award for best phone, call them and the funds were not mess disappointed either you to, to opt out of the show with the high tech performance of the hit atomic city, but a tele costs from las vegas. earlier i spoke to scott ross perot from dw culture. we talked about the dominance of female performers this year. i know definitely not. i need a tailor slip of course being the best example. she won her 4th album of the year breaking all records in grammy history, an essentially being re crowned as the queen of pop. and as the father of 2 devoted swift, these, i have to say long may the queen rain when it comes to within in general winning at the grammys. i mean, we saw multiple winters of the bridge. it in t

do you have any thoughts or feelings about why that might be as well, i'll say one cigna, but people tell me it's so people who have started fighting for the if the or little thinking about going to for the i, if the recently is that they say that they are actually the, in the local communities, you know, doing so community work and being, being present. um, so people will assist them the local of full entry, fire brigade for example, and then they'll get to know the if the, the, because the, the, and then that you have personnel, you know, in the localities and the towns in the villages and boss, they feel that those up the, you know, that's the phrase they often use kind of meeting the leads in the, in the cities. so people often seems to be as detached politicians don't understand the real problems of the people. that's the narrative. i often get some people so that say something like, well that shows doesn't even though the price of petrol, you know, was my local, uh, sort of i, if the politician is a, as a matter of the region who i know who i'm and contrasts. so the thought ten

but switching cigna system with this, the new stuff. now with this of going to do, i need some stuff on this. go on here to move this to the something with everything you so but so, but then so which means it is 0. is that the basic issue, which is the, as bluebook, is that for sure if that does all say that, and you get that as just a blog with the people that just have to have a service culture and certainly we live it out. so you have a special office, most of us going to and the email is ownership which in that but just case. and that's just that only the us which is a about this goes to the result of this, i'm going to figure it out. so in level go to and then what was, what was most the, what else was i'm going to wish on the name here. they want us to assume that it's not proficient only as oceans all to look at the system because they need a little to see the come china with can 2nd so yeah, we came up with stipulation today, mary opened as a city where a restoration is followed by all of russia, residential areas, mountain play

i'm the as to it, the west eyes, because that's coupon cigna view. the rest is finding a proxy of all here. it's a catastrophe. it shall never have happened. it's syndicate, it's hard, but, but it is for the best of ones are probably for less so for the europeans, but the americans have decided please. so let's not conclude that if the westberg abroad and a large move a conflict, very good. so it's quote would be spent is virtually act in the same way that i think would be going to probably don't know that well and hopefully there's a whole not have to learn about it. but the speaking about a traditional westchester strategy, as far as i understand it, or at least as far as it's understood here in russia by military historians is that the west traditionally favors an offensive rather than defensive approach favor and smashing blows. blitzkrieg spectacular victories, but it's also quite costly in that it requires a lot of resources. it requires you to be in charge of the initiative cost monthly . and if it's quite exhaustive for sure. um and uh, i won

i say one cigna, but people tell me it's so people who have started fighting for the if the, your little thinking about pointing for the i, if the recently is what they say that they are actually the, and the local communities, you know, doing so community work and being being present. um, so people will sit in the local of full entry farm for gate, for example, and then they'll get to know the if the, the, the, because the, the, and then that you have personnel, you know, in the localities and the towns in the villages and boss they feel the thirty's up the, you know, that's the phrase they often use kind of meeting the leads in the, in the city. so people often seems to be as the attached politicians don't understand the real problems of the people. that's the narrative. i often get some people so that say something like, well that shows doesn't even though the price of petrol, you know, was my local sort of, if the politician is a, as a matter of the region who i know and contrasts. so the thought tends to be posted on nomic, i suppose. and you just say that this is a day politicians

were, but we think were getting to a point where we are past the majority of risk and we think about cignaig contract away from cvs. we think they have a nice couple your earnings from that. we are heading into a period of investments where they are going to rely on each other for shared services and we think it's a unique pathway. >> when it comes to talking about the pbm's, something like mark cuban's plus drugs. is that a disruptor kind of innovation that try to lower costs with or without insurance plans? is it making any dent in these bigger players? >> is interesting because other insurers are making similar plans. cvs just launched something where they will break out the cost of drugs from the value added services and it will be disability and pricing like the mark cuban plan does. in a way that will be margin stabilizing. and that it's their power to negotiate with the pharmaceutical manufacturers. a key area is glp-1's. that -- is a huge amount for a single drug class. that's an area they are focusing re-down the price as we look at more and more employers adding that is was state

it is a visible cigna showing that what has been pledge to the toner is being taken very seriously. and so what we jointly sped out in the us and somehow is something that we've all support holy productivity. and we're going to act accordingly in terms of the words and phrases and the spirit of our from all these. so you guys have degree, steven hash rides, the happy exact that mr. charles use side of the the agreement is a lot of very detail distributing, spending time does these sign and systems and pop by dream and mentioned from weapons weapon system and what pieces of weapon systems, numbers of women systems to provide. and my question goes to mr. savanski in these security guarantees is something that you are missing what you have like to see more of something. thank you very much for the suppression back. so to collect 2 of the, we used to have already provided a full text on can for you to read carefully in your own time. it's not a secret agreement, but it is something that we are agreeing on in the long. this is probably some of the stuff at the end of trans brands. and th

united health, along with cvs, and cigna, they have pharmacy benefit groups that are already registeredthe way they look. this is another probe, according to the wall street journal. we reached out to united health. they have no comment on the story. we are awaiting word from the justice department. >> we will share both of those. i turn to you. we have a nice, little pickup towards the very end of the day. nasdaq may not get that closing high today, but it looks like they want to make that run. maybe apple waking up to make them do that. >> 25 billion dollars in the market cap, this is what they are never existing towards. there is this willingness to believe the market. long-term investors are comfortably involved. the core values in this market are very light in the things like the &p 500. on the fringes, it is happening. the yields are up. the riker cabs are up 1.2%. it doesn't mean it is getting overdone just yet. that is where the action is. that is the phase of the rally that we are in. >> like him, they have been denied. they have been making the argument for many months that so

that's an all-time high, costco, recliners, healthcare stocks that have picked up a lot, cigna, boston scientific, ge healthcare. you want industrial, i will give you parker hannifin, defense, general dynamics, martin marietta, vulcan. are these not quality? >> you can focus on quality within that equities, it does not mean that it sends you all the way to the other extreme of fixed income markets. the metric -- quality cash on the balance sheet, that's a big reason why we have that tech. leading to tech being an important sector, healthcare is a perfect example. for us, it means expecting a preference for large over small cat. why not over weight stocks? it is quality for fixed income. it's quite tight, there's much less credit risk than there has been later in the cycle. we would have quality in stocks, quality and fixed income. you want us to stick with semi conductors. you look at what amd is doing today, i mentioned it at the top, what nvidia has done is extraordinary. picked another chip stocks and the stocks look similar. look more on the left, way high on the right. >> there is

toyota and cigna hitting all-time highs. and ge rising to its highest level since 2017.e names, tim, i thought of you, ge and toyota, specifically toyota. >> yeah, ge is one of these names that i think i probably held it during the period where it wasn't hitting 52-week highs. i have a small position, and i got some of the spinouts that have done well. but toyota, if you look at japanese stocks, they're making new fresh 34-year highs. some of this is -- are the fundamentals there. we talked about, toyota is kind of in a sweet spot, also possibly of where you want to be in terms of hybrids and their core business. but they are an exporter. if you notice the weakness in dollar/yen, guy brought this up earlier. it's fantastic for export stocks in japan. i like japanese stocks. >> waste management reported earnings better than expected, so, the space is up. and a defensive nature to -- >> very defensive nature. they had that crazy golf tournament where people get ma' hammered and throw things. the phoenix open thing is out of control. >> you ever been? >> i have not. i don't

keep in mind that because addition is so cigna size, the relatives, the community of these individuals were not very inclined to be sympathetic. when the pension bureau came asking, more often than not, they would tell the dark secret that the better and the family was trying to keep a secret. it is a tragedy. >> i asked in the first session , what happened to the orphan schools? i happen to know a lot of the history about stanton's insane asylum. can you go back to the original picture of that place? >> absolutely. >> please stay there until i am finished. >> absolutely. here is stanton, the great opium city. >> this is the original insane asylum, whatever you want to call it. that was the picture. >> we will go back. >> that is it. just remember that picture. the main building is right in the center. the one that is probably three stories. what happened to that building, it turned into the lunatic asylum or insane. my partner ran that place for 40 years. it closed and then the state turned it into a jail. it was run as a jail. of course, there is housing all over the place at this po

states are struggling with things we cannot manage you got connecticut democrat governor this week cignall send the connecticut national guard to the southern border because it's about think the problem is free. >> precrisis and issuer democrats and republicans understand it is a problem in both of them are sort of right we do need law and order and our cities that is clear. we also need to address the root causes and why some this violence is happening that include criminal justice issues, that can include border issues. it is amazing to me were sitting here talk about immigration. joe biden has said he will sign an incredibly tough immigration bill if it comes to his desk. it will reduce wait times and drastically for asylum cases to be seen it will send a lot more resources to the board it will require closing the border if certain criteria are met and yet republicans in congress to help elected donald trump are refusing to pass it. so this is a situation there's a bunch of causes here in one of them, the border republicans and said they really care about they are refusing to move on

dan, i do is have just a question when it comes to all a insurers because i humana and cigna have beenng that here in the united states they are going to have to pay out a lot more medicare, all of that. people are really soaking up a lot of health care expenditures here. and that, of course, does go on the shoulders of the insurers. but why don't insurers lower, they never if lower or their premiums. of it's always rising regardless. >> well, in our business it's indemnity in nature, and we set exact amounts, and we've never -- as a general, we never have rate increases. what we do is we offer where you can buy additional coverage for additional amount of money, but there are no rate increases involved. as a rule. and so i would tell you that, you know, it depends on what they're seeing from the hospital bills and what are coming forward. we match premiums to what we think consumers are going to have in terms of out of pocket expenses and things of that nature, and that's what we work toward solving the problem of. liz: okay, all right. we'll hold the hospitals' feet to the fire too.

you also have cigna on that list. why cigna? >> it's a ten multiple to buy back stock.e a very good job in running the business and i have a general view that if i buy something that's cheap, i want the company to buy back more eq equity. it's not a decent dividend, but they're buying back 5, 6, 7% of the company annually at a very low multiple. >> it was on the list yesterday, of the just 100 list. it was one of the top ten companies. does that matter to you? >> no. there's dei that's gotten crazy a little bit. you know, i'm basically, just do the right thing. and we won't be in a world -- where we reward meritocracy. >> you've also suspended your donations to columbia university. that's a place that i think you've given more than $50 million to this point. what upset you? what changed your mind? >> well, the way they've handled the anti-semitism on the campus. i've said this on a competitive network, but i said, these college kids have shit for brains. and the truth of the matter is, i'm being very kind to them. when they talk about, from the river to the sea, free pa

you have to spend, that's been fixed source and that's what this ask than cigna. you can have this last, well that's good and good luck. not settled bins. if the does the how much does the marvin think of how well because a couple of them. i just bought it on the bought have these about that it was 1500 baths. now. how does a good there is some, have this one i have good. the whole must be, you know, that's what i mean. that's what locks the has been was i started my how did i'm the bad. you get logged, but i was thinking of seeing what we just knew could be because of that. but we, la isabella, here we have the time is very limited. so if it was something so then the sooner the better for you, the sudden the how did the, how long the, the, the mother of 6 year old henry job who's been missing and goes a for a week. now, spouse, spain has announced it will send an additional $3800000.00 to the u. n. 's agency for public senior refugees and on his own rough foreign minister jose manuel. a virus made the announcement saying the amount of turn situation in causes des

i. lo presents the front of cigna people throughout the world, right? so it's not about reinventing go recreating or changing the passenger. so by this, by the senior edition that condemns is that claims to speak for the same people that claims to fee is for palestinians offering that seals that claims to have programmed for palestinian liberal ration. and whatever that kind of thing is the ship that also sacrifice greatly in gaza the past 4 months, because we've seen the many, many better spending and how much 5000 other fighters. and we're seeing those in the west bank and so on, so forth. we have stuck, 7000 activists, and others is really prisons been just the over the past. so i'm not saying that, you know, we are going to have to create something. so it's a new, i'm just saying those who are today are responsible. they need to act responsibly, the 2 nights they need to come up with a united front. they need to have a clear program. it's time to stop bickering and start being crushed. most of what you describe doesn't inspire a great deal of hope,

in practice, this war has been a genocide or against the better cigna people. this war has been unlike any of the water in modern times in terms of a cost for children, for civilian infrastructure, for families, communities, and so on, so forth. but now he insists, in fact, as if his appetite grows with more kidding. so felt a sense that he is other men on continuing all the way to the tip of the southern part of guys a. whereas we've heard from our correspondence over a 1000000 fed us 10 years are concentrated to evacuated or to launch a war. whereas they are, this means picking general aside a whole new level as this means so many things can go wrong. now moving forward in terms of mass massacre of people or what we've been feeling all along, not just the mass magic mexico, him, but the expulsion of the sinews into the site. i'm glad you mentioned that because i was gonna say, where do these people get evacuated? to is it clear, are we talking about read this, that all these ravings thinking to redistribute them again over a 1000000 people elsewhere and gossi

so what the, what is the un quoting for, for that age to be wheat, cigna, people who need it most as well. we want a humanitarian so as far as quickly as possible, which would allow us a greater of freedom of movement within garza without having to de conflict. if there was a cease a c spar, we need to see a return to some semblance of organization within uh, within garza and most importantly we need more humanitarian a to go through right now. there is only a trickle. we need a lot more to go through to do things that are more predictable. right now we're operating with a, a she monitored reserves of about 3 days or so should things be completely turned off. so you can imagine how difficult it would be if there was a, a, a ground operation to get a humanitarian cease for this stage. a completely reliant on do being struck between israel and how much because all that fits of you and security accounts have been stymied with us continuously vetoing any resolution for an immediate cease fire. how frustrated all you about the situation at the security council? what can be done to change

paying a pfair and living 937 russell 1,000, micron, amd, el vance health and cigna. this is the first time a company from the chemicals industry has been included in the top ten. leading the pack heavy in tech and financials, citigroup, intel, censure, most just companies bank of america which ranked number one last year, number two this year, and for the first time after six years being in the top 100, america's most just company is hpe. that's because it's leading on environmental impact issues, providing apprenticeship programs for people with resume gaps, and ensuring women and people of color earn 100% of what similarly ranked peers learn. for the full list you can go to cnbc.com/just/100. >> i have a bunch of questions, and we're going to be able to talk to others a little bit later about this. what sectors led the list? before we even get there, just a metric question, given the political shifts in the conversation we talked about, dei and esg and all these things which really do factor into this, did that change the list, do you think, this year? >> yes. i he

on top of that, julius baer with their exposure to cigna which is exposed to commercial real estate. the ceo there philip rickenbacker steps down. what happens? the share price goes up 7% plus. not exactly a thumbs up. it did retreat and finish the day by 0.9% higher. that was the initial risk. this is something has been built into not just u.s. banks but also international banks. or a bank 33% down. david: the biggest two-day drop since it became a public company. people seem to forget rate hikes from last year. this year is going to be when they bite. a soft landing in the u.s.. you are getting parts of this, the commercial property side of the conversation. it is looking like we are trying to figure out the exposure. yvonne: is it still something that is idiosyncratic? is it something that is existential when it comes to regional banks and their exposure to commercial property? at this point it still seems like a one-off. but the fed i'm guessing is looking at this very closely. perhaps may be -- you are seeing despite what they said at the meeting, you are seeing this tension whe

. >> that was the hail mary to cigna. give me a break.terrible. >> the other names, jim, nine-month high for target today on this headline they are considering a membership program. gordon goes to buy on them >> target's a very cheap stock at 17 times earnings i'll give you one last night, ta derivative that was very important. a company makes deck, and their numbers at home depot, really strong i think home depot is a winner ahead of their february 20th report because the professional contractors is back to having seven weeks of backlog, which is very good news, and the professional tends to shop more at home depot. >> not at vf corp. >> no. he has his work cut out. i think they need to do a deal i know bracken typically is smarter than anybody he's done great things at logitech i don't want to give up on that company, but that's a bad -- he had a bad hand you took the bad hand there. he's showing it too. >> hasn't turned it around yet >> he just got there >> all right, i just said, hasn't yet >> there's david with the short leash. let's

speaking of fresh highs, a number of firms hitting highs, eli lilly, cigna, uber among them.red for boeing and spirit aerosystems, boeing found more issues with the 737 max jets. much more ahead and details later in the show. let's start with some of the market moves right now. i mentioned yields. if you look at just widen out a little bit on the six-month 10-year yield chart, so we got to super low yields, at least for the current cycle, below 4%, and then since powell came out last week after the news conference we got strong jobs data, better services number, with higher prices paid, little bit firmer university of michigan expectations on 10-year inflation rates, 10-year yield is moving up. that takes the dollar with it. the dollar is now at multimonth highs. some other major currencies, dxy tracks higher and pushes out the march cut, right. powell firmly did that. he doubled down on that on his interview on "60 minutes." may from 100% to basically a coin flip. people are eyeing the second half of the year for the first cut. chair powell did speak on "60 minutes" and reit

meta, amazon, apple making moves on the latest earnings what to do with these stocks straight ahead cignae services company beating earnings estimates, raising its dividend by 14%. two consumer names to watch. deckers outdoors rallying after posting record revenue and skechers is plunging after sales mi missed estimates guidance falling short of expectation. david keeps buying hokas and the stock goes up. he's very cool with his sneakers >> i'm not cool. i like my hokas. we didn't talk about the jobs number because of the mega cap earnings we were dealing with. i have to get your take on this number beyond consensus, what it means for the fed whether powell may have had a sense for this. >> i don't know if he gets an up close look but his view to push out march and say we need to see greater confidence of lower inflation was totally vindicated by this blowout jobs report. i mean, let's go through the details. 353,000 jobs added in the month. that was way above the consensus, looking for under 200,000. a few other points of strength two upward revisions for the prior two months, november a

the west eyes, because that's coupon cigna view. the rest is fighting a proxy of all here. it's a catastrophe. it shall never have happened. it's syndicate, it's hard, but, but it is for the best of ones are probably for less so for the europeans, but the americans have decided please. so let's not conclude that if the westberg brought in a large move of conflict, but it's so it's quote would be spent as boards of athens the same way that i think would be going to probably don't know that well. and hopefully there's a whole not have to learn about it. but speaking about a traditional westminster strategy. as far as i understand it, or at least as far as it's understood here in russia by military historians is that the west traditionally favors an offensive rather than defensive approach favor and smashing blows. blitzkrieg spectacular victories. but it's also quite costly in that it requires a lot of resources. it requires you to be in charge of the initiative cost monthly . and if it's quite exhaustive for sure, i um, and uh, i wonder if, uh, i wanted to how do you underst