for our audience, and not for american, you’re a russian journalist, that’s why you asked me what ’s bests what i said then, that’s what i think now, and i can repeat biden, thank you, thank you. so biden is better for us, and of course, now i simply have to show you biden. yes, biden, one might say , spoke directly here, no, no, you think that i ’m stammering, you haven’t seen biden yet, my father honestly said, jobs, a salary is something more than, a job is something more than a salary, it's about your dignity, it's about coming. god forbid, of course, i ask with all due respect, are you ready to step into the role of doing everything that the country needs, absolutely ready, but thank god, our president is in good shape. the united states of america, what do they all need in this carnival, which is happening in a funny way, yes, they all understand that this is nonsense, moreover, i will now say, probably, a terrible thing. that karin zhanpir also understands everything and also understands that she is talking nonsense, yes, but they cannot stop, and if they stop, what will happen nex

connor gallagher was central to chelsea�*s best moment — almost won the game twice at the end of 90 minutescup final for chelsea fans as they trudged home in the north london drizzle. because of his depleted squad and those fringe players that stepped up at wembley, jurgen klopp says this victory is hard to beat. i got told outside that there is an english race who don�*t win trophies with kids. i don�*t know that... there are longer careers of mine, but in my more than 20 years, easily the most special trophy i�*ve ever won. it�*s absolutely exceptional. they need to feel the pain, they need to feel that, the competition. we played for a trophy, we didn't get it. and now it's the same — why, you can't tell me, you know, that can make me feel better. that's it. they need to feel the pain like us. wolves are up to eighth in the premier league and pushing for a place in europe, after beating bottom side sheffield united 1—0 at home. that�*s their third win in four in the league. pablo sarabia with the first—half winner — his third goal of the season.

tetley�*s — one of the uk's most best known tea makers — says supplies of tea are tight, and sainsburyed attacks in the red sea. katy austin is here. just how tight are tea supplies now then? there is no need to worry. they should be enough t in the shops. it's fair to say there is some strain on the system, so the ships that bring many goods to europe are avoiding taking the red sea route because of attacks by the who sees in yemen. they are going along the route in the stead, and customers at sainsbury�*s have noticed a sign warning of supply issues with black dee —— by the houthis. tetley�*s have told us are tighter than they would want to but they do hope to be able to cope with normal demand at the moment, and the market leader, yorkshire tea, said disruption to is having an impact and it is monitoring the impact closely. the british retail consortium, the big business group representing many supermarkets, said retailers are not expecting significant challenges from this, so the impact on consumers, on shoppers, it says, should be minimal. 1,700 years after a chicken laid an egg i

then you need to start visiting dealers; it ’s best not just to look at the cars, but to show interestr to bargain with other dealers with an offer in hand; it’s better to take the offer from them too. for a car in stock, they usually ask for an advance payment (10-20 thousand rubles). this amount must be returned to you if you refuse the deal. here it is important to distinguish between an advance payment , a deposit or a deposit under a purchase and sale agreement. if the dealer needs to drive your car from somewhere or incur any other expenses, in order to sell it to you, they usually conclude a preliminary purchase and sale agreement. and if the transaction on it... is closed due to your fault, the deposit cannot be returned. buying on credit can often be profitable; the bank shares part of the interest income with the dealer, so when purchasing, the price tag itself can be reduced. in fact, they can offer you an additional discount when buying a car on credit, but why? because today there is mutually beneficial customer turnover between car dealers and banks, that is, on the basis

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regarding colby's ty, ups and injections, not guilty, but all the rest of the long list, w h o w e s. best of all they're going to make for them. busy role underlying traits is to i was a respective constitutions, government officials, parliamentarians, doctors will push the screen just all of those prize and will then all of those people will face justice must come to johnny. thank you so much for joining us today. was a pleasure to have you. i thank you and thank you to our viewers for being with us . the great reverend dr. martin luther king junior one said every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifice suffering and struggle. the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals. that is absolutely true. and that's why the world needs people who are willing to fight for justice. thank you for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers i'm john curiosity of and i look forward to seeing you next time the. 2 2 2 2 the acceptance, and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously . why watch something that's so differe

one of britain�*s best—loved broadcasters, the bbc dj steve wright, has died at the age of 69. delighteddustry but also his colleagues and those closest to him, here�*s broadcaster and friend paul gambaccini speaking to the bbc a little earlier. i have lost a friend and colleague, indeed. but the nation — and now, thanks to the internet, the world — has lost one of the all—time giants of broadcasting. and that is not an exaggeration, because you do not have a 44—year career on national radio and with spin—offs on tv unless you have something that transcends generations. and steve had this gift ever since he was young of creating the sense of a club. and all you had to do to be a member of the club was to listen to the show. and you were part of this magical world — this world which had so many characters. he employed members of staff and friends to be people like mr angry or the old woman, and he also just had a great sense of timing. not in talking of music — he acknowledged he did not have that gift — but he had a gift of timing the elements of his show. you never got bored. this thing

me on where i should go, with whom, with whom should i live, have mercy, have mercy, we want what ’s bestd by me, so then let’s assume that this is a statement, a statement of resignation of my own free will. academician kleiman has been attracting me for a long time. dmitry sergeevich, you see, you ruined everything. well, you could offer him something exclusive. he offered a government dacha in sochi. he offered the sanatorium of the fourth directorate, the kaliningrad region offered the presidential hunting farm of envy. offered, offered, volga, hunting, fishing, offered, offered, offered, and to me you this was never offered, general golubev did not ask for you, i would also like to go on a yacht, so i need a visa to spain, italy, greece, cyprus and albania. no , i can’t wrap my head around it, well, how can you not have shorts, just one swimming trunks, my mother, my mother didn’t like men in shorts, and i, accordingly, don’t like men in shorts, and you know, in swimming trunks, my belly button looks bad in swimming trunks, you can’t imagine what it is, vacation on a yacht, reference

at six, steve wright, one of the bbc�*s best known and longest serving presenters, has died at the ageudience. we are all absolutely devastated and shocked and blindsided by this news. also tonight, more problems for sir keir starmer. a second labour prospective parliamentary candidate has been has been suspended. the body shop goes into administration after nearly half a century on the high street. almost 20 years after she was shot dead in bradford, a man goes on trialfor the murder of pc sharon beshenivsky. a unique insight into the habits of the hunting polar bear. and we talk to this british gymnast about her dizzying, new world record. and coming up on bbc news... football's spring has sprung — european football's back with holders manchester city opening the champions leageu last 16 stage with a trip to copenhagen. good evening. the bbc radio presenter and dj steve wright,

tributes continued to pour in for one of britain �*s best loved and best—known broadcasters.an four decades — he was much loved by listeners of radio 2 and before that, radio 1. his final programme, a special valentine's day edition of his love songs programme, was broadcast on sunday. david sillito looks back at his life. steve wright! # steve wright in the afternoon #. all right, now, just after two o'clock. now, today, have we got a lot of stuff for you! steve wright in the afternoon, a programme that spanned more than a0 years of radio history. stand by, studios. action! it was only over a year ago that it came to an end, but this afternoon, radio 2 was the bearer of some sad news. it's really hard to know - what to say about the news of steve wright's passing, except we are all - absolutely devastated. it is a shock. it was only days ago listeners heard this sign—off from his sunday love songs. and i'm back for more love songs next sunday. is he really? are you a milkman? 0h, great! and for those who've worked with him over his years at radios 1 and 2, he was more than j

it’s your birthday today, shuka, it’s my birthday, not yours, well shura, and do what ’s best for me,n my places, row twenty-second, sixteenth and seventeenth, they say that i have fake tickets, and my girls say: excuse me, but it is obvious that your sergeant has mastered fake tickets , listen, and the ticket it wasn’t fake, comrade guard major, you know me, and i know you, but can you really think that i’m dealing with counterfeit tickets, so what’s new in the navy? “i can’t answer your question now, only after the flight, yes, by order, yes, yes, in general, yes, when i get back, then we’ll talk, yes, and in a respectable way, stop spoiling your teeth, dmitrenko, and what i’m also a lieutenant colonel, i can easily wait for 4 minutes, because i’ll bring the number up to five, i’ll also go to the amateur performances of the general navy.” leave this one, leave it, don’t disgrace the regiment, you’ll be there hanging, music, a waltz will be playing at this time, so what? no, i don’t need that kind of shame, donuts, what an accident , apricot, regiment, install, short-lived, reconnais

the stock was among 2023's best in the sector up over 65%. it's up over 40% in the last year, guys.k over to you. >> all right, kate rogers. thank you very much. >>> courtney, what is your view on chipotle. >> i don't have a lot of bad to say about chipotle. it looks good compared to its competitors. their foot traffic is impressive. but is that valuation which you pointed out that i think will be a little bit problematic. it's priced to perfection. so we are seeing over the restaurant space in general consumers are pulling back. that's one of the fastest things people pull back on, cook more at home, eat out less. more importantly when you look at further forward guy dance, if chipotle is pulling back at all, given what's happening in the bigger space that will likely impact their pricing. i would proceed with caution as we go into earnings. >> little caution on cmg. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> china's president meeting with stock regulators in hopes of regulating markets and chinese stocks higher. those details are coming up next. personaliz

so he�*s trying his best. he�*s got an excellent legal team.d his supporters, one of the key tenets of their case has been that the information he released was true. they say "it was of obvious and important public interest". does that hold any sway in this case? well, it�*s not an argument that the uk extradition court really needs to entertain. there is a technical question about whether if the acts he committed — which the us say were criminal — had they been committed in the uk, would they also be an offence? so that�*s what�*s called a dual criminality question. and it�*s always been the case that the same... it would also be an offence in the uk to to do this kind of thing. that�*s never really been the question. so then you get into these public interest arguments that this is journalism and not spying and so forth. and, really, those arguments should be made in the us. the uk extradition court only has to answer the question whether it�*s fair to extradite him. if the facts presented by the us taken at their highest would also be a crim

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, and not for the american one, but you, you’re russian journalist, that’s why you asked me what ’s best that’s what i said then, that’s what i think now, and i can repeat biden, biden allowed himself to make all the statements when talking about nuclear weapons. us politicians threw a tantrum about the supposedly possible deployment of russia and such weapons in space. our position is clear and transparent. we have always been categorically against the placement of nuclear weapons in space. but now for some reason in the west this topic is being raised again and on such a fairly high emotional note. how do you explain this? the situation they would like, in our opinion. renew and encourage us, perhaps so awkwardly , to dialogue on passion-stability, uh-huh, i agree, most likely it is, yes, i agree, in space we are doing only what other countries, including the united states, have, and of course, you are right, they know this, as for negotiations, we have never been against negotiations, we have always been for negotiations, this also applies to ukraine, and as for the suffering of stabi

0n the one hand, there�*s the kind of "sunlight is the best disinfectant" view of the world and shining"gotcha" thing for politicians and others to get a quick sound bite then i think it won�*t be all that helpful. while there is progress, it is slow. many people working today will have retired long before the pay gap between women and men in australia is closed. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. we have been hearing a lot about artificial intelligence recently and what it means for the broaderjob landscape. the broader job landscape. linkedin, the broaderjob landscape. linkedin, the business network site, says by 2030, ai will disrupt alljobs and change 70% of the skills needed in an average of. —— disrupt 50% of alljobs. i spoke to the chief economist at linkedin who explained how companies are beginning to retrain workers. we had a really interesting set of data at linkedin. we have over a billion members and 65 million companies. that�*s a lot of data to understand how people�*s jobs are changing over time and what are the skills employers are looking for. so we were able to dissect al

on the one hand, there�*s sunlight is the best disinfectant view of the world and shining a light on hold people to account. if it's used as a gotcha thing - hold people to account. if it's used as a gotcha thing for - used as a gotcha thing for politicians and others to get a quick sound bite then i think it won�*t be all that helpful. while there is progress, it is slow. many people working today will have retired long before the pay gap between women and men in australia is closed. turning to japan, where we�*ve seen the stock market hit record highs this month, even as the economy remains in a technical recession. so why is there such a divergence between there such a divergence between the stock market and the broader economy? our correspondent has been following the japanese and economy for over three decades and weight in. the economy for over three decades and weight in.— economy for over three decades and weight in. the ceos are now really focusing _ and weight in. the ceos are now really focusing on _ and weight in. the ceos are now really focusing on capital- really focusi

s. allen are best friends dating back to their years, college years at usc. another big story line, and this has nothing to do with the super bowl. it's all about the oakland a's. this divorce with open if messy. we don't know if the team will move here. today the mayor of las vegas has some choice words questioning the a's in their intent. we've had to check this all out. we went earlier today to the tropicana hotel where the a's say they are going to build on this piece of property. they were tear down this 67- year-old hotel. today the mayor of las vegas let loose in a podcast interview yor odman questioned the move. i am not sure the funding as they are. i personally think they have to figure out a way to stay in oakland. soon after she backtracked saying if they do come las vegas will welcome them. it is a mess. we also chatted with the oakland mayor who says as this is all happening she is running a parallel path. >> i am still talking to very viable candidates who can possibly purchase the team who have the funding to actually build out a stadium here

that can create and that can create and innovate come up with best practices is a big proponent. a big proponent 's share our best practices. it is nothing proprietary when it comes to caring for somebody. that is what those states are doing well. my fear is, if you move those conversations further away we will no longer have those things. the states in which we serve, and i will talk about indiana specifically, the medicaid waiver program is really dynamic. they promote and encourage having a local model where there is collaboration and innovation. and that is where we come up invest practices. i would say that is also a model. sen. ricketts: great. thank you, because that leads into another question i have. we hold a hearing that highlighted the strained inspection system. nursing homes are regulated at the federal level, as you know. heavily collated at the federal level. assisted living facilities are subjected to the same one-size-fits-all federal-type of regulation. what can we do as lawmakers to ensure that assisted living facilities don't have the same sort of problems we are seeing in skil

s disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. it can change your day, it can change your outlook, sometimes even change your life. in a surprise appearance, he handed out the biggest award — bested the day on quite a wet note for large areas of england, but it was tibenham in norfolk that was the wettest place in the country with 31 millimetres of rain. once that cleared, most of the uk had some decent spells of sunshine and it was an exceptionally mild day. the highest temperature, in hampshire�*s gosport, was 17 celsius. that�*s eight degrees celsius above average for this time of the year. it�*ll stay pretty mild as well as we go through the next few hours. a band of rain crosses scotland and northern ireland. the rain heavy for a time, but it won�*t last very long. eventually, we�*ll start to see that rain encroaching in across parts of northern england and wales as we start off monday morning. a mild and frost—free start to the day, temperatures typically around seven or eight degrees. now, through the rest of monday, this band of rain reaches east anglia, southeast england, but very weak. just an odd patch of rain left over and a stripe of cloud. further north—westwards,

s. v if um, to best support for ukraine as well as for israel security and get our land back and dw t for political editor. these are in a cruise that is covering the security conference for us to joins us now from unique. a good to see you missed that, you know, so today is the fed and final day of the munich security conference. what's been dominating the agenda so far, of the wireless, those big crises that threaten to de stabilized european security, but potentially also level security. that's the rule in ukraine and the rule in gaza where israel is known to repeated the tax after that october 7th terrorist attack by hamas. it has been criticized to you'll also open the on stage for the loss of civilian lives. and we've also heard it from israel's presence, isaac had so forth. israel's division right now is so the next step ahead is seeking to have agreements with arab states. most importantly of course, saudi arabia, but without a 2 state solution. and that is a precondition, even for the closest allies, germany and israel. so what we've gotten so far is most of all a looking at the

s best friends. they want to make sure that big energy c.e.o.'s and corporations can pad their pockets while raising prices on all of us. follow the money. look who contributes to them. and that tells you all you need to know about why we are dealing with this bill today. this entire week is just a masterclass in republican incompetence. my friend across the aisle tells us routinely how crucial their bills are, thousand important they are. then the bills are defeated. not by democrats but by republicans. republicans just waste their time debating a rule that would bring to the floor a one-year limited fix to the salt problem that they created with their trump tax scam. they caused the problem. and now we are debating a rule that they didn't even have the votes for last week and it's likely to fail on the floor today. now last night, they impeached secretary mayorkas by one vote. one vote. they had to rush and redo that one before tom suozzi was sworn in. the rules committee is supposed to meet on a new fisa bill later today. our third attempt at

s. considered one of the best treatments for patients who want to have children, but struggle to conceive naturally as jill we valencia is a little professor at the university of arkansas alia. she explained the implications of this rolling. this opinion has no criminal consequences as of right now. right? so if, if a, a clinic were to accidentally destroy an embryo, as of right now, it does not have to be worried about being arrested for murder. but what this, what this opinion says is that is the clinic is, is negligent, and how it stores and takes care of the frozen embryos. that's when the clinic needs to be especially worried. and so in this exact case, at least what's alleged is, is there must have been a lock on the door for the freezer because a random patient was able to walk in and, and grab some of the embryos if dropped to them. um, you know, this has bigger ramifications too though, because in the us we do have a lot of embryos and freezers because we take a lot of eggs out at a time. so and every time any time you have x and a freezer, you better make sure to being careful w

who were you before you were born, why, now it’s a different matter, private, where, what ’s best, justgei alekseevich, there’s no need to run anywhere. go away. on knees! swear that you will be faithful and will not betray. i swear, we can get up, now the doomran is ours. god will forgive your majesty, as i forgive, and you will forgive my family, god will forgive, as i forgive, happy holiday, and you, alexandra fedorovna, forgive, god will forgive your majesty, what simple words, and how good you said, i really trust you both and i want you to know. “i love you and your children , god bless, i am so glad that you have such a good, correct life, as if i wanted it, all the good that we have is thanks to your care, you take care of me, i want and i can help you not only as a brother, but also as a subject, i know that you will take volkonsky’s place in my inner circle.” what do you say? this is a great honor, but am i just a commander? i need you, not your position. i swear to your majesty, i will do everything possible so that you do not regret your decision. his own. make peace with mi

s&p 500. it went up 105 points. this was the best day for the s&p in over a year. the nasdaq was up 460 points. the dow jones was also up about 460 points. meta, amazon, microsoft, and netflix were all up today as well. >>> there may be a total increase coming to the golden gate bridge and the clock is ticking for you to weigh in on the proposed increase. the golden gate told told authorities it wants to raise tolls over the next five years. it says it needs to to move to combat thousands of dollars in shortfall. as soon as july 1st, the toll could break at nine or $10. >> we should be thinking broader about how to utilize the bridge to support the district rather than simply continue to rely on those who must use the bridge for the convenience of those who choose to use the bridge for recreation and enjoyment. >> increases range from $.35- $.50 a year. >>> in less than two weeks, the primary election, and there is a prediction that the turnout for latino voters will be very low again. it has many leaders in the community scratching their heads. damian trujillo is

for the s&p 500, we are looking at the best day of the year. is true for the nasdaq 100 as well. for the s&p, it is the best day since may of last year my having to do with a blowout quarter from nvidia, its best day since may when it put up that first blowout quarter in outlook. all things good with nvidia in terms of growth. the technicals are interesting because over the last couple days i have been talking about how overextended the chart looks. we take a look at this chart that i created today. one reason yesterday to think nvidia is going to fall back to earth further is this is the year to date uptrend. into today, it had broken that uptrend. it is rare that you see a stock overtake that uptrend. that is what nvidia is trying to do now. look at the rsi. it is lower than the highs here, so this record high may not be surprising if at some point this stock gets a little tired to some degree because of the technicals. as for what else is going on in the markets, we have this interesting story developing around at&t, verizon, and t-mobile, m

ahead of a friday opening bell coming off the best day for the s&p and nasdaq in more than a year.e a.i. leader rocketing higher on fourth quarter results. we'll ask tech investor dan if he thinks there's more room to run on this name and others. and an ipo for the home of the ama. reddit files to go public on the new york stock exchange. full details straight ahead, and final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. good friday morning. welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc live at nasdaq market site in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen. becky is off today, but as you can tell, we've been -- well, could use her, a little bit of a -- u.s. equity futures this hour nasdaq off about 17 points s&p 500 up about a point after a ride almost to the moon the past couple days. look at ten year note. 4.315 up two year silting at 4.705. talk about other big stories of the morning. reddit finally going public on the new york stock exchange under ticker symbol rddt. trading expected to begin next month. the first major tech ipo of the year and first social ipo sin

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i was looking at the broader s&p 500. the best sectors performing year to date.n 2023, the cruise liners, the travel companies where the best performance. you look at it now, the consumer discretionary sector is the seventh best performer. it is lagging behind. now we see a travel company, expedia falling. that is the question, is it signaling investors are sniffing out economic weakness in the market and a consumer that is starting to pull back from spending on travel? sonali: it begs the question, looking at consumer focused sectors, where are you seeing the weakness flow through earnings reports? sonali: pepsico, you mentioned at the top of the show, we are starting to see that this company had been raising prices for several quarters. sometimes by double-digit increases in their goods. it was a strategy that worked for a while. now it looks like in this earnings report, it is not quite working anymore. the ceo mentioned they would not be able to raise prices. they also had a growth forecast that was still looking at a full year sales forecast of 4%. it missed

we've tried and the boys did exceptionally well and i have to say, those are the best of saul�*s playingaw us playing. liverpool, i thought they were amazing and turning _ i thought they were amazing and turning the heat up in the noise _ turning the heat up in the noise up— turning the heat up in the noise up and conceding to quick goals, _ noise up and conceding to quick goals, is— noise up and conceding to quick goals, is difficult to recover from — goals, is difficult to recover from that. arsenal were stunned as porto scored in stoppage time to give them the advantage after the first leg of their champions league last—16 tie. brazilian winger galeno with and exquisite goal from outside the area. the second leg will take place in london on the 12th of march, when arsenal will aim to reach the quarter—finals for the first time since 2010. victor 0simhen meanwhile salvaged a draw for napoli in their first leg tie with barcelona. the nigeria striker making his first start for the club since december. robert lewandowski had earlier given the la liga champions the lead in the 60th minute,

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not just the sox best day since may. the s&p up 3.7%, their best day since may.t is taking along the other mecca cap tech sectors, consumer discretionary and communication services, not up as much. there is a bit of a rising tide for these mecca cap tech stocks, -- mega cap tech stocks. the two year yield is higher by three basis points the last time i look. over the last six months, it's starting to round higher, nowhere near the 5% level that we had been at. stocks knew this level and digested it. if we continue to see this rise in yields, it could pressure mega cap tech stocks. today, investors are looking past that. what they are not looking past, this is interesting, while communication services is higher, one stock, a couple of stocks are not higher. at&t is down 2.2 percent. verizon and t-mobile are lower. this is as at&t said some of the service across the country has disrupted including major cities such as new york and l.a. -- i'm not sure about l.a. but certainly houston and a few others. they don't know what was behind it. they are looking to fix it.

best film. oppenheimer. oppenheimer�*s in three weeks. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. as we go through this week, the weather will turn a bit cooler, but temperatures will be closer to where we would expect them at this time of year. what we have at the moment is the back edge of that weather front clearing away and a ridge of high pressure builds in behind it, settling things down before the next few weather fronts come our way. so into the afternoon, a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, some scattered showers and a bit more cloud turning the sunshine hazy in the west before this weather front comes in, introducing some rain later. temperatures 8 to 1a degrees north to south. so down a little on yesterday, but still above average for this time of year. now through this evening and overnight, ourfirst weather front comes in from the west, pushes eastwards across scotland. then the second one comes in, bringing in more rain, strengthening winds and more cloud. the far southeast, th

mikhailovich, when they hit him on the head, yes, maybe you’ll get more concussions, we wish you morning s. the bestrther in the program. we clarify the details of the emergency, understand traffic situations with first gear. on ntv, program emergency in the studio valeria gavrilovskaya. a high -level fraudster was exposed and is now being sought by the capital's police. the attention of a man who tried to take his own life on a bridge attracted attention. he tries regularly. but the ultimate goal is not death at all, but to bring caring passers-by to tears with heartbreaking stories about family, children, loans and lack of salary. the savior shared the story about his fortune or his life online, and imagine his surprise when it turned out that he was not the only one helping the desperate man. that, there was no doubt that this man had climbed onto the bridge on the edge in every sense, so the motorists who noticed such a picture without hesitation rushed to his aid. why did lyosha come to such a decision, this is exactly how the rescued man introduced himself, he told the wrong story, he was dece

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according to the letter, tao states a public forum does not help recruit the best candidate s a formdentifying candidates places those individuals at unnecessary risk with their current employers. it may also force oakland to enter into a premature bidding war with an individual's current employer. the i-team has confirmed at least one officer recently left opd to work next door in alameda . police chief nishant joshi has an attractive offer. >> our salaries are very competitive. this hiring incentive is the highest in the country. >> if you combine the starting salary with the one time hiring bonus, an officer with no experience in alameda is making $188,000 in year one. in oakland , it's around $106,000. we will have the entire patrol division fully staffed by summer of this year. the neighboring city, a stark contrast of success less as oakland faces hundreds of resignations for the i-team. stephanie sierra, abc seven news now the staffing report also shows more than 580 city employees resigned over the past four years. >> that's not including the hundreds of people who retired du

back to the future star michaelj fox is back in view in a documentary that s been nominated for a slew of awards including the best documentary prize at the bafta awards in london. the british prime minister rishi sunak has said he was left shocked and sad on learning about king charles' cancer diagnosis. earlier we spoke to a consultant oncologist who told us about the impact of the diagnosis for the king could have on cancer awareness. i think it is already having an impact, i understand the number of men going forward with prostate symptoms has already increased. anyone who can access cancer greening, there is lots of types available, bowel, cervix, breast, please go ahead and get your screening, so i hope that is the important message here. how common is it for cancers — important message here. how common is it for cancers to _ important message here. how common is it for cancers to be _ important message here. how common is it for cancers to be discovered - is it for cancers to be discovered whilst having other treatment and tests are being carried out? it’s tests are being carried out? it's really quite _ te

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you know a lot of people in their 70s, 80's, i have a best friend spiritual mentor studies the bibleout fitness. fitness president trump shows strong mental aimiewt and so does nikki haley and the other republican candidates. this man does not. he clearly has difficulty remembering things. when i read in that report, todd he couldn't remember if he was vice president at the time that they were discussing in the disposition, it gave me pause. it was very upsetting. >> todd: it should give every american pause. again, this isn't to jump on the man. we understand that this is the effect of age. but, when you listen to his handlers in the media, they are all attacking the special counsel, mr. hur saying he was cruel. this is nothing to do with cruelty. this is to make sure america is protected. stacey, thank you. "fox & friends" right now. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: it is 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is monday, february 12th, and this is "fox & friends." >> steve: the kansas city chiefs are super bowl champions again. i told you it was going to happen. ♪ giv

it shares have risen about 230% over the past year, making it the best performing stock on the s&p 500h of relief, because its investments in many textile hubs have not been doing too well, including now bankrupt rework but buying arm in 2016 and focusing on al has been paying off. when arm returned to the stock market last september, it was valued at $54 billion, but that sense has almost tripled to almost $150 billion, that is way more than what softbank is worth now. i don't think it's something the boss of softbank will be complaining about. certainly not. in other news.... europe's largest travel operator tui has reported better than expected results for its first quarter, with an operating profit of 6 million euros — that's $6.5 million. it made a loss of 153 million lastyear. the company says there's strong consumer demand. the social media platform x is to allow advertisers to run video advertising next to specific content creators. that would allow brands to avoid riskier advertising next to random content on the platform. many advertisers have been wary of appearing on the pl

we will be looking at upper 50's by monday. best chance of showers in this seven-day forecast.er side of the forecast next friday and saturday. is that more significant system? i mentioned, right? all right, john, thank you for that. let's get you moving on friday. checking on your bridges right now. bay bridge, about 10 minutes there. mateo brodge just short of 15 minutes. a 80 to 101. >> here it was ever feel. bertha. 7 minute ride. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toes. 21 minutes. >> well, with the 2024 presidential election just around the corner, we have nearly 2 dozen tech companies now promising to combat ai-generated deepfakes that are designed to trick voters ahead of the election. deepfakes, if you are and where are these hyper-realistic images audio or video that purports to show somebody saying something when in fact it's all fake and international security nonference was recently held in companies like google and meta x and tiktok. they all came together and promised to adopt what they called reasonable precautions to detect and label political deepfakes. som

we put this barn burner of a week to bed today, coming off the s&p's best day in more than a year, post-nvidiayields are a bit elevated as jpmorgan and goldman make hawkish adjustments to their rate forecasts our road map begins with nvidia versus the fed fed officials yesterday signal no rush to cut rates block shares are surging ahead of the open. company reports a surprise profit, some strong revenue growth, and warner bros. discovery today turning a full-year profit but sees continued ad headwinds and shrinking north american subs. >>> let's begin with the markets, though, after that nvidia-fueled rally, jim i think we're going to flirt with $2 trillion today, jim. >> it's interesting that the stock continues to climb there was nothing new that came out overnight. i think that what's happening is the idea that everything's overblown, the idea that there is nothing to a.i., or if it's a.i., then it's latiterally jus something we talk about -- the daughter dross added to intuit's conference call. we're discovering, no, it's actually substantive people are clamoring for it. my favorite part o

s office, self-described best friend of fani willis to testify under oath she saw the two were in a relationship two years before nathan wade was hired. here is the exchange. >> you know their relationship, their personal relationship began shortly after this municipal court conference? >> yes. >> when i say personal, romantic. i want to make sure we don't get in an argument do you take personal to mean romantic? >> she then went on to describe the two as hugging and kissing and seeing them hug and kiss. what got pursued today is money. did the two, wade and willis profit from this relationship, make money from the state and spend on themselves? curious examination of how nathan wade carried out his businesses and travels. he said he put everything on his credit card and then fani willis paid him back in cash which he never declared on his taxes. here is wade talking about their financial arrangement. >> what i allege is -- what i allege is our travel was split roughly evenly, so where you see i have booked a flight or paid for a flight with my credit card, what you don't see is that she covered