. >>> andy co creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence.pting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. so delicious, it should have another name. >> fashion week got off on the right foot this morning. the ellis suit, cim out. >> i like your style. >> he cleared up his rumors about the divorce from mariah. >> there are so many women like i was holding something up. i'm not. that's clearly not the case. who put that out there? >> rumors hinted by not signing the papers yet, he's keeping mariah from tying the knot from billionaire james packer. >> i could be like, i'm but there are a lot of things that go with that that are beyond my control. the only thing important to me are my children. i wantwhat's best for th i believe my ex feels the same way. you've i got to respect the proces luckily, that's all behind us now. everybody can move on and be happy. >> the split didn't seem s

. >> minnie revealed to andy co own "watch what happens live" she was hurt by the producer's criticism of her appearance. >> d >> yeah, but i also -- i was also, i think together enough to know that hotness is a perception and it's really a point of view, and this dude is no picnic to look at. so that's all right. i don't want to be your type. >> well, she was matt's type for a while. the two were a couple. we witnessed their pda when they celebrated matt's best actor golden globe nomination. i mean -- >> you have stiff competition there. no, she doesn't. she has no competition. >> that was a really cute moment and minnie and matt broke up shortly after that interview aired and she is currently dating this man, neville wakefield. she is also starring in abc's new hit comedy "speechless". >> meanwhile, gwen and blake's romance reached another major relationship milestone. you know it's serious when you take your man to the happiest place on earth. gw can't keep their eyes off each other where they spent their day looking more in love than ever. gwen, with her hair pulled back in a slick

andy is. . . ? my co-founder, teaching meditation, at the place... andy is...? at the place... andy is. . . ? my co-founder, about one year later, i was introduced to andy, and at that time, i was really struggling with a lot of anxiety, when i met andy, and he was teaching meditation at a clinic in london, and he wanted help marketing it, how can we make it bigger, i was struggling, he said, let's do a skill swap. this is predicated on it working, reducing stress and anxiety, how can you be so certain that this works? people say, is meditation a fad? well, it has been around for 2500 years, that is the longest fad in history(!) the reason it has lasted that amount of time is because it works, i don't think people would carry on doing it if they did not have a personal experience of it working. it is a really competitive space, one of billions, how do you maintain an edgein billions, how do you maintain an edge in that work environment? authenticity is the first thing, we see the 2500 years of research and development that went into the training, andy's training,

andy co., -- independents, 202-748-8002. mike in north carolina, good morning. caller: francesca, i have seen you on different programs and i know you are a biden surrogate. everyone is going in heat on these trump indictment's. if you are truly independent journalist, why don't you cover about david weiss? garland appointed him to hunter biden. how come nobody has brought up on the other networks that he worked with joe biden's son, be au, on a number of things and he works in the justice department was appointed special counsel. you are supposed to get some videos out of that. host: let's take the hunter biden investigation and the impact of it on the president's reelection strategy. guest: republicans continue to investigate not just the president's son, but whether or not president biden was involved in his business dealings, the white house counsel business office says he was not involved. the president has set the same thing. at the same time, there has been a lot of scrutiny on president biden over the fact that hunter's former business partner testified

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lady gaga hijacks andy co-.'stalk show and put the cent source to the test. >> yeah, she did. she was in rare form. not only was she dressed prerock istively but pushing one hot button after another from miley to her own sexuality. here's jerry. >> lady gaga unleashed, uncensored, undressed. >> you wore kind of what i was hoping what you would wear. >> nearly naked gaga spilling the fully naked truth about her bisexuality. >> i actually do like [ bleep ]. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> her secret past as a stripper. >> i made more money stripping than waitressing. >> and coming to the defense of miley cyrus on "watch what happens live" with andy cohen. >> i think everybody needs to lighten up and leave her alone. she is growing up in front of the entire world. >> the cent source on stand by as cohen put every piece of gaga on display. >> andy is gay and he is staring at my boys now. >> sure gaga's boyfriend, taylor kinney, won't mind that or confessions about her sexual past. >> i find lesbians to be way more daring than straight men and wasn't until i found a guy who could come on

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i can't believe it, kathie lee. >> say hello to andy. my co-host. >> hi, andy. >> how are you doing? did you know that she's a singer? i just got. it she's really good -- >> yes, i did! yes, i did! >> cool. >> we'll tell you why you were chosen. she is a mother to her sons samuel and adam and her daughter anna. and she work as what -- >> a teacher. >> a absolute teacher. thank you, honey, i appreciate that. i see many of my magazines. i see -- i used to be big, on the cover of magazines. >> i know. >> jolene's kids constantly telling us she should be the fan of the week, and she gave it a try. her husband, brian, as well. >> she said as she was blowing out her candles, her only wish was to get "fan of the week." >> we'll give you a chance, happy birthday. put your fandom to the test. you've got to answer if right to win, okay? here it is -- >> kathie lee is a woman of many talents -- she's accomplished all kinds of things. which of the following is something kathie lee has not done? a, authored a "new york times" best seller? b, starred on c,

richard pierson and andy puddicom company.. ((richard pierson/ co-founder, headspace ))"what we try to do as much as possible is give people the space and tools to be able to kinda make it work and fit in their working day." they created areas designed for quiet reflection and relaxation...like the swing room - meant to take the stress out of meetings. employees can also sit inside these meditation pods. they use this tablet and headphones to follow a short guided meditation. many studies show meditation can have significant health benefits... boosting concentration. the bosses at headspace believe - it will improve productivity at work. ((andy puddicombe/ co-founder, headspace)) "there is a shifting culture in most companies now where people accept unless the team is healthy and happy, there's no way there's going to be an optimum working environment." freeman say - it's working for him "sometimes people joke that i must be very chilled out (and stuff like that") with a growing number of businesses embracing the concept more employees may soon find

. >> andy co isn't gonna go in and do a house cleaning and get ready of the heavy weight. >> she hasyes going on. >> we should all -- >> turtle time! >> turtle time! >>> this video is currently trending on youtube and the caption says "i was tailgating at the michigan football game and then it happened." [ laughter ] >> shut the front door. >> and the crowd goes wild. >> people are jumping up and down, screaming, slapping high fives. these are two grannies in their gears sporting their michigan gear. >> clearly, they have some experience in this area. in case somebody doesn't know, you poke a hole in the side. >> this is not a fair race, you are saying? ♪ >>> jonathan mann started writing a song a day starting in january of 2009. he's written a jingle every day since then. ♪ are you a real person >> coming up next week, it's gonna be his 1,000th song. >> yes. sometimes i'm going to suck but -- and this is the important part -- so what. >> so he has a really great spirit about what he goes through each day to kind of create this stuff. it doesn't matter if you are not great every day.

>> seth: welel my co-director, andy lower, is an actor and has been in the l.a. sccne for many years, and through his connections, we were really able to contact a lot of people, and people want to talk about it too. >> seth: change. andy was on "caroline in the city," and he does know people, and once we were able to contact people, they were eager to talk. people in the sport, 's on their r minds. i ththk it's the biggest sports story that we'll see because, you know, there's stroirderoids, a lot of things going on, , t nothing g at can sort of affect human life in this way and it's challenging to the sports world to change. i mean, change is difficult. >> ron: we've talked about this yslike toto dorsett having awe these problems, so many former problems if that have these terrible hits and obviously the equipment wasn't nearly is a good back then as it is now, but even now, they're ststl having tremendous injuries. >> seth: and the thing is that, from my point of view and obviously you have to say, whenever you talk about this, i mean, i'm not a neurologist, n

smile and show that you care ♪ ♪ i'll give a little bit of my love to you ♪ >>> good evening, i'm andy cot -- >>> it's our breaking news. right now a minor inconvenience for airline passengers is now a major nationwide travel emergency. the busiest airport in the united states, atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international is in the dark right now. no power. the electricity suddenly went out around 1:00 this afternoon eastern time, more than five hours ago. since then no planes have taken off. planes that landed have not moved from the tarmac and thousands upon thousands of people are stuck inside the airport terminals with no word on what happens next. i want to go live to atlanta's normally busy international airport and now joining us is correspondent katy hartung who is on the phone with us. kaylee, i know you've been trying to figure out what is going on. what's the latest? >> reporter: ana, just like thousands of others here at this airport, i am trying to understand what caused this power outage and what happens next, and we have no understanding of why the power went out at the atlan

joining me now from his store in maryland is andy raymond, co-owner. andy, how are you doing?> i'm doing okay, boss. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. i wanted to check in on you because it was remarkable after we had that conversation to watch the trajectory of what happened, to read your facebook page, which we were all reading and the ugliness and nastiness on the facebook page, to watch your video about the decision you made to not sell the gun. i'm curious what the reaction has been after that after we did the pace and in the wake of this whole fallout. >> well, in the wake of all of this, things have been pretty positive. i got a lot of e-mails from a lot of people including the people i wanted to reach originally with the gun, fence sitters, anti-gun people. and i've even gotten e-mails from pro-gun people saying you have every right to sell what you want to sell. that's what i do. i'm a gun dealer. so i thought that was pretty cool. i haven't gotten a lot of negativity in the past few days and that's been refreshing. >> i thought we had a really good conversation.

an andy co-hosted cnn's new years eve special alongside anderson cooper, who got a front-row seat to this: >> let me tell you something. >> oh, please, tell us something andy. >> watching mayor de blasio-- >> don't go on a rant, don't go on a rant. >> do his victory lap dance after four years of the crappiest term-- >> this is how you want to start the new year? >> as the mayor of new york. the only thing the democrats and republicans can agree on is what a horrible mayor he has been. di >> wow. >> so, sayonara sucker! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoa. whoa... usually when someone gets that angry drunk on live tv, they have to go explain their behavior to andy cohen. ( laughter ) andy addressed his rant the next day, tweeting, "good morning! um, i was a bit overserved last night." um, andy, you can't really blame the bartender when you were the bartender. you think we wouldn't notice? we watched what happened live. ( laughter ) apparently, they were also whoopin' it up in the cnn control room, because they got duped into airing tweets from fake accounts named "ben dover," "mik

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andy co-founded the richmond buffaloes when he couldn't find anything in the area for his autistic sonn is 18 and the buffalo team has grown from 10 athletes to 70 who make a splash in several sports from swimling to basketball. >> just started as a track then we just kept getting bigger and bigger. >> reporter: an dy included kids under 8 who are too young to compete in the special olympics. today 200 kids and adults raced. >> that's what special olympics is all about, trying to -- it is not just about practice, but it is about getting teamwork and competition of learning the sports. >> reporter: f fe eling proud to compete. >> gold medal. silver medal. and bronze medal. >> you won them all? >> i won them all. >> reporter: h hi sfather burt credits them. >> he stays in one room and he plays his electronic games. now he socialized a lot. and he likes to talk about what he did. >> reporter: 22 -year-old lucy is having a ball. >> it is fun and it is good exercise. >> reporter: her mother notices more. >> gives them a social outlet and also skill development and confidence. >> okay, throw

. >> that's cookie monitor doing a focus exercise with andy, the co-founder of head space.e street has partnered with the meditation app company to create monster meditations. they are available on youtube. >>> paul heggen standing by. we had a little marine layer coming if earlier. going to affect the temperatures, i would assume? >> all right attempting temperatures. today we have a wide range of temperatures. >> all right. a let problem with his microphone. beat get back to that. up next, this tradition runs in we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. >>> he continues the family tradition of generation giving starting bid his grandparents 35 years ago. it is this week's jefferson award winner. >> for carlos martinez, volunteering has been a way of life, but he took it to a whole new level after a medical mission to haiti. >> everybody is super excit

. >>> we're live with andy co- help, host of the reboot of the hit show love connection. ♪[music] >> give you a low look at sfo. fog in the back. thank goodness clearing up. the music is familiar because we now know, yes, top gun 2 is going to be a reality. filming will start next year. tom cruise saying it is happening. it is definitely happening. i know you two were top gun fans. >> that is two os in goose, gasia. >> i have never seen the movie. i challenge you both to name me a sequel that is as good as the original. >> difficult. >> it can't be done. sequels are problematic. >> godfather 2. >> okay. >> was very close to the original because it gave a back story. that one is right there in my opinion. have you got one. >> i would go with you on that one. but i don't think it has been done. >> i'm sure our viewers will have an opinion. >> i'm sure they will. >> feel free to send it to us. >> the thing is, a second act is not as good as the first. however i have hope for a new show love connection because it features one of my favorites, andy cohen. it debuts tomorrow on

samberg co-hosting s golden globes tomorrow night on nbc, things are bound >>> with sandra oh and andyburg co-hosting this year's golden globes tomorrow night here on nbc, things are bound to get a little unorthodox. >> yeah. take these glamor shots tweeted by the golden globes announcing the newest member of its security team for the big event. the mission for this hawk -- to watch over the skies over the red carpet and scare off any unwanted feathered visitors. got to protect those very expensive outfits everyone will be wearing from pigeons and seagulls. >> and they're left behinds. >> no joke right here. i'd be scared of that guy. >>> the golden globe awards airs tomorrow here on nbc bay area. the show airs live from the beverly hilton in l.a. at 5:00. we'll have a final check of the forecast when we get back. >>> a view of our storm ranger mobile doppler radar picking up rain from the tri-valley into palo alto. scattered showers as we await this to wind down. sunday's storm ramping up. if you like wind and a lot more rain, you're in luck. that's the way your sunday's going to shap

so that is andy co the for social justices at the centre for social justice think co—founded by thinked by conserright. look, coming jncan. think tank co—founded by conserright. look, coming upan. smith right. look, coming up in just updates from just a moment, more updates from gaza. continuing just a moment, more updates from gbuildings continuing just a moment, more updates from gbuildings toppling|tinuing just a moment, more updates from gbuildings toppling amid|g . buildings are toppling amid the of the israel—hamas the carnage of the israel—hamas war. get your views coming in as well. gb views at gbnews.com. what we are looking at there is live from gaza . israel live footage from gaza. israel has been bombarding that particular strip there. of course, is now night time. so course, it is now night time. so very difficult see if there very difficult to see if there are any plumes of smoke, etcetera. as soon as get etcetera. but as soon as we get wind of more explosions or wind of any more explosions or indeed the potential, by the way, land invasion way, for an actual land invasi

the bosses believe it will increase productivity at work: ((andy puddicombe/ co-founder, headspace: "there is a shifting culture in most companies now where people accept unless the team is healthy and happy, there's no way there's going to be an optimum working environment." )) ((denise valdez)) >> many studies show meditation can have significant health benefits... including lowering blood pressure, reducing stress and boosting concentration./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> las vegas is a basketball mecca, we know how busy in the chris ((chris maathuis)) >> certainly is... big name teams are rolling into las vegas this week. arizona, alabama, washington and byu among others are here this week. the mecca is growing in popularity. more on that... dave. ((dave courvoisier)) plus... stay tuned for your chance to win 600 dollars in our great giveaway... just call when we give you the cue and the number... up next on the valley's news leader... ((denise valdez)) >>> alright grab your phone the number to call for your chance to win 600 dollars is right here! 702-792-8801! the 8th person to cal

richard pierson and andy puddicombe started the company..((richard pierson/ co- founder, headspace ))"what we try to do as much as tools to be able to kinda make it work and fit in their working day." they created areas designed for quiet reflection and relaxation... like the swing room - meant to take the stress out of meetings. ((chris martinez/ cbs news/ santa monica )) employees can also sit inside these meditation pods. they use this tablet and headphones to follow a short guided meditation.many studies show meditation can have significant health benefits... including lowering blood pressure, reducing stress and boosting concentration.the bosses at headspace believe - at work.((andy puddicombe/ co-founder, headspace)) "there is a shifting culture in most companies now where people accept unless the team is healthy and happy, there's no way there's going to be an optimum working environment." freeman say - it's working for hima& ((tom freeman/ headspace employee )) "sometimes people joke that i must be very chilled out (and stuff like thata&")with a growing

our third panelist as my colleague andy co-organizer of the conference desmond lachman to specialize in the global macro economy come exchange rate policy, the u.s. housing market and multilateral institutions. previously managing director at solomon smith barney and deputy director in the international monetary fund. desmond has written extensively on the global economic crisis, a dollar, estranged of the euro area and on the greek debt crisis in particular, about which he has been an unrelenting and correct pessimists. next will be bert ely who has been a consultant and prominent commentator on banking issues. since establishing his own consulting practice 40 years ago. bert especially analyze conditions in the banking sector and we've asked him today to include his abuse of the banking systems of greece and puerto rico in his remarks. bert has often testified before congressional committees and is interviewed by the media on a regular basis, and he often attends conferences at aei and is a prominent questioner of the panel, but today he will have to answer your questions. our fina

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the co-author is andy. mr. pozner, you talked about certainty factor. >> of the time we wrote it back in 2009, there was a lot of uncertainty in the economy because of actions that president obama was taking and it went along progressive lines as opposed to conservative economic lines which i think the business community would've preferred. a respected tax and energy in regulation, there is great uncertainty in the business community about where the government was going and what kind of an obstacle it would become. we tried to convey the message that if the government would provide some positive certainty that we could rise out of the recession and at that point we were really still in the recession until june of 2009. we were out of it technically but i think people thought for years we were out of it in reality. if you want the kind of dynamic economic growth that you're expecting rising out of a recession, you have to do some positive things and give the business community some certainty that you're not goin

. >>> well, with the sandra oh and andy samberg co-hosting this year's show, things are bound to get a little unorthodox. >> yeah. take these glamour shots tweeted by the golden globes announcing the newest member -- yeah. this is the newest member of the security team. it's a hawk. that's right. they brought in a hawk to watch the skies over the red carpet, scare off any unwanted visitors. got to protect those expensive gowns and suits from pigeons and seagulls. yeah, this thing's no joke. those talons, ouch. >> the talons are going to come in handy knocking away those seagulls. you know what they're bringing. the golden globe awards airs tomorrow night on nbc bay area. the show airs live from the beverly hilton in l.a., and it starts at 5:00. >> it'll be great to just stay home, cuddle up with a blanket and watch it. >> we'll be watching a lot of rain here, maybe not getting into southern california as we walk the red carpet. it doesn't look like it will impact that. but for your plans locally, yeah, plan on some wind and rain as we head into the afternoon. right now there's the vi

ina year, in a year, andy murray has gone from co nsta nt in a year, andy murray has gone from constantling in love with his sport again. but stan wawrinka will attest that affection. in the first that he was unstoppable and carried that relentless energy into the second. but andy murray is a great survival expert, who has had his hip service and his spirit in you. he wrestle back the break and seize the set. cracks followed, brea ks were seize the set. cracks followed, breaks were inevitable. for in a row at one stage as the third set seesawed. finally, crucially, the swiss missed. andy murray had done it, through surgery and recovery and pain to glory, andy murray is a champion once more. patrick geary, bbc news. obviously, it means a lot. the last few years have been extremely difficult. both me and stan have had a lot of injury problems in the last couple of yea rs. problems in the last couple of years. amazing, obviously to be back playing against him in a final like that. i think it was a great match, you know, stan was playing unbelievable. elsewhere, latvia'sjelena 0stapenko def

andi with my injury. but i do participate and i do co—ordinate the programmes and i do co—ordinate the programmes andi andntry from far away. that's the thing that kept me alive and kept me happy and it motivated me to work hard for my country. i love my country. adele grabbed the headlines and five awards at this years grammys. but it was also a remarkable night for another young british musician. jacob collier creates his distinctive sound in a room at his mother's house in london. and his arrangements landed him two grammys at the music industry's biggest night in la. tim muffett went to meet jacob and hear his extraordinary story. one small room... one big talent. one that's now being recognised far beyond the four walls in which jacob collier produces his remarkable sound. jacob performs every instrument and creates every sound himself. i enjoy the process of imagining with the band, i liked the feeling of being responsible for each thing. the videos you make, you shoot them and edit them yourself in this room? yeah, i have a camera and i use my sister's ipad. this cover of a stevie wonder song went

andy even co-founded the first fantasy football league. the best marriage in america. it takes a lot to impress andy. but just being awarded the congressional medal of honor is pretty special. and when harrison ford personally - congratulated him... that was something... probably the only guy in hollywood who knows what the o.s.s is. it may be because ford's alter ego - indiana jones - was reportedly also a member of the top-secret o.s.s. (nats: military band ceremony) up until recently, all of andy's escapades have been confidential. the files only finally unsealed in 1987. andy's neighborhood pal - perry - never lived to see that day. q: did it pain your dad? very much so. (shakes head yes and starts to cry.) but frosene phillips was proud to represent her own dad perry along with andy and his family at the medal ceremony in dc... and share stories of the young soldier's valor and adventures. many if not most of those who fought alongside have long since passed away. you can bet if andy mousalimas has anything to say about it they won't

andy, co-founder of headspace, speaking of finding a buddy, andy's going to find a buddy of mine laterit will be on instagram life. head to the "cbs this morning" instagram page to take part. it's a great way to fin if we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> andre leon talley is considered one of the most influential men in fashion. now the former "vogue" creative director is giving us an inside look at his more than 40 years into the industry, insight is the word. the memoir is "the chiffon trenches." like that title. he details his life as a child jo.he's word for andy warhol, a member of the museum of art. i'll warn you viewers, there's a delay, you might hear an echo. we're glad you got up. let's get to it. you said you. it was your duty to tell the story of a black man who survived in the chiffon trenches. you called it a glorious and triumphant crawl. you felt it

last year, andy raymond, co owner of ingauge arment announced he would say the ip 1 a smart pistol madeen't normally into guns. i'm too afraid or whatever. >> reporter: did you an tisination reaction you got? >> no. sfwlrks within minutes of his announcement angry emails and calls started coming. it was just in one day. one person threatened to burn down the shop. another threatened i would be raped. the crazeies did come out the work work. he sayed in his store to guide it and poetsed this video on facebook. >> so, anyway, obviously, i received numerous death threats today. that's a great tling for gun rights. sfwlrks he thinks the campaign against them was viral, though he wented by they would oppose a sale of any gun. >> how can the nra where people want prohibited guns and we're supposed to say that any gun is good in the right person's hands. how can they say it should be prohibited? >> if you believe thin the seco amendment, then you should be able to buy whatever you want. sfwlrks what handy didn't realize is there's a long beleaguered history to these devices. smith and wessen p

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it's also their 1st since the day of keyboardist and co founder, andy fletcher. the albums dominant theme is mortality. after losing fletcher, the bans return was anything but certain depeche mode for the 1st time as a g o. b b y a new song and a call to grab life by both hands. with we decided it was better for us to focus on music and or, you know, not, not just like wallowing that would be in our misery. that misery being the sudden, death of andy fletcher, fletcher. nearly 10 months ago. he was the keyboard player, the 3rd brain, co founder and kid of the band for 40 long years. his band mates a still deeply shocked at his passing bowers say this fletch was the biggest support of us and the band martin to push mode. everything about it, he, you know, it's very jarring and you know, your own mortality and everything. so if people around you and friends, family, you know, you start to think about a lot more melancholy as part of depeche mode brand. but so is carrying on this time for fletch. the new album's title memento mori, a nod to their full and friend. bu

i think that there has to be some co—ordination andi there has to be some co—ordination and i think thatof people who will be travelling this year at this time. here in downing street, they'll be more than aware of how annoying the christmas strikes are to the public, and even though this government has introduced new rules to make it tougherfor trade unions to make it tougherfor trade unions to go out on strike, some ministers wa nt to to go out on strike, some ministers want to go even further. that, though, could be politically tricky. it may feel like there's a spike in industrial disputes, but compared with the 1970s, this year barely scratches the surface in terms of total number of days lost to strikes. that will be cold comfort to southern rail customers who will endure a fourth day of disruption in a week. in the past few minutes, we've heard that the hungarian born act rels, zsa zsa gabor, has died. —— actress. her age was a closely guarded secret but she was thought to be 99. she made more than 60 films but was better known for her husbands. this report contains some flashing

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joining us is andy capron, co-ceo of rid gentle landtag capital. -- regentatlantic capital. : the losers are tech stocks particularly for software companies that have a longer pathway. the other is inflation. they have a high cost structure. cost structures are predominantly the wages. that will make them hard to impress investors in the coming quarters. winners will be cyclicals. energy, materials, they are likely to have a good quarter and a good year. shery: which is why bill ackman is calling for a 50 basis point hike from the fed to restore its credibility. what do you think? andy: i think that would be incredibly effective. as i think of central banks over the last 20 years, any time they have needed to avert a crisis, they have had to act with shock and awe. we saw it in 2020 from the federal reserve. they have had to provide liquidity. they might need to use that shock and awe to withdraw liquidity. the market is not expecting enough out of them and they risk losing control. haidi: the shock and awe, it -- does it restore credibility or does it run the risk of seeing

jared and andy are co-founders of atomo, following in the footsteps of trendy plant based meets likeossible and beyond, atomo wants to give coffee lovers a sustainable option as climate change and demand lead to deforestation. >> we are the tesla of coffee. >> trevor: i don't know if coffee should be the top priority because when climate change has destroyed the planet, coffee will be the last thing on your mind. i won't need coffee when the guy with the guitar is right behind me. i will be, like, yo, i'm up. i could use coffee. no, you're on fire right now, my man. don't worry about being up. this is the reality we'll live in one day. if we don't take climate change seriously, instead of coffee beans, we'll make the bean smell with chemicals instead of meat, plant burgers. instead of hot dog, pathetic pig anuses. that's where it comes from. so this will be a problem for coffee lovers although interestingly they won't start with starbucks. let's move on to the top story. ( cheers and applause ) we are now exactly one year away from the next presidential inauguration, which means this