frank. shares of morgan stanley set to withstand the 5% loss after the bank is investigated by u.s. regulators, including the s.e.c., office of the c comptroller of the currency and treasury. according to reports, regulators are looking into whether the bank had adequately investigated the identities of clients and sources the wealth. >>> globe life is responding to a new short sell the report from fuzzy panda research with fraud at the life insurance giant. globe life said the research mischaracterizes facts and uses unsubstantiated claims. shares are higher in the pre-market after falling sharply in the trade yesterday. >>> finally, cathie wood's ark investment holds a stake in a.i. darling openai. in an email to clients, ark said the venture fund invests in openai. the $54 million ark fund was launched in september of 2022 and invests in public and private companies like spacex and epic games and recently the reddit ipo. >> bertha, thank you. >>> more to come here on "worldwide exchange," including the one word that voinvestors nd to know today and the one stock that can't seem t

then there are four who were not very well, stanley reed, frank murphy, james burns and you know, burnsfrom south carolina and he wasos because in the fall of 1942, fdr to him come work with me in the white house. you'll be the assistant president overseeing the domestic economy and burns left the supreme to join fdr in the white and the fourth justice in this category of lesser kjustics was wiy rutledge, who was appointed to be burns's replacement. and then the tjustices who werey appoted fdr and are only two in this category. one of them was harlan fiske Üstone, who had been appointed n 1925 by calvin coolidge, his amherst college buddy, and as i mentioned, fdr elevated him to be chief jusce summer of 1941. and it's very clear that fdr d e mindedly focused and preparing the country for war, which thought was inevitable and. so he was trying to project by part us and shape as much as possible as, i'm sure you know, the country very divided in 1941. and there was a strong wanted to send signals of bipartisan sonship. and so he loved the idea of elevatingnevk this republican appointee, t

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. >> frank works in the stanley's lab where he helps to make medicines he takes morning noon and nightnt strains. he says his pain is gone and functions well. it's a mix that works for him. >> is it risky to be doing the trial error process? >> there are some risks if you don't know your baseline for what milligram, edibles that you can ingest. if you ingest too much, you could pass out. >> some stories i've heard have been people that followed recipes and i've had children admitted to psychiatric emergency rooms sipsychotic fro the product. >> that's why he feels job number one is to make medical marijuana safe, reliable and effective. one way to do that is through research, which is why since the summer of 2013 he's been trying to begin the first ever united states research trial on gw's new cannabis based epilepsy drug. but the hurdles have been nearly insurmountable. >> if you're trying to look at the potential medicinal benefits, it's very hard to get funding. >> after many months, he was able to secure funding and approval from his hospital, new york university but getting the go

stanley. mike simpson frank wolf so the question is mark was losing his political mojo i don't think he ever had the mojo that a lot of the to boil had where's you know it's not going to be walker bush i think that republicans do not need to sign a piece of paper i should say conservatives do not need to sign a piece of paper to be told that cutting taxes that is a good thing or should be told that government needs enough revenue to satisfy its basic functions and services and you know there is a happy medium there would be a cheap so it's an ok thing a very good raise taxes a lot of times but i think what lap and said is right voters care about what their members of congress do not about pieces of paper that they signed george herbert walker last because he said he wasn't going to raise taxes and then he did and it was because grover norquist who most people outside the beltway have no idea who he is told them to vote against him it's because people know when someone tells you one thing it's what is the american people are smart enough to say you know what that's not somebody that i want to vot

president trump's proposed rollback of the dodd frank act is also on the agenda. about stanleynd what he said over the weekend. reporter: he said something that is echoing other beneficial. we will get the same kind of remark on janet yellen on tuesday and wednesday. aboutportance for the fed the fiscal uncertainty. >> i don't think anybody knows what is going to come out of the process which involves both the administration and the congress. on fiscal policy any variety of other things. at the moment, we are going strictly according to what we see as our responsibility according to the law. betty: according to the law, the fed has a dual mandate. it has to ensure that inflation does not get out of hand, and it has to make sure that jobs grow. you're looking at the bloomberg chart now. unemployment is down to 4.8%. this is close to the most optimistic fed targets for the year 2017. is much closere to the 2% target than it was. stanley fischer was also asked about donald trump wanting to roll it back. that is one of the main pillars of dodd-frank, reducing capital requirements.

stanley cup. that will do it for us at the verizon center. i'm kristen berset, frank, back to you in the studio. >>> thank you, kristen. great job. bryce harper, one man wrecking crew. the nats off to the best start. number 99, 23-year-old, not anymore. mammoth shot to right. that's number 100 for his career and get this, his first career grand slam! and the nats go on to win 6-2. he broke the scoreboard. >> randy whitman coached the wizards to two cost him his job, fired and the wizards will look for a new head coach. >>> we want someone that will divide the system to suit the talents of the players and someone that is a coach on both sides of the ball, not only in the defensive side and the offensive side but could blend the two together. >>> are you ready for some football. guess what is released earlier. the redskins schedule opener tonight. how about the return of r giii, in cleveland in week four and go across the pond to face the bengals in london. thanksgiving day temperature. time to make your plans. >> november is a great time to spend in london. >> i think

we will always remember the 49 , stanley ward, frank, jorge reyes, er luis, velyn tomlinson, rivera, rero, eric peter gonzalez cruz, luis s. vielma, kimberly morris, eddie justice. darrell roman bert iii, dionke ayton, anthony luis loriano, john carlos mendez perez, luis martinez n, amanda, enitez torres, jerald arthur wright, corey james connel, rodolfo,, luis fernandez, leroy jason benjamin josefat, frank rnandez, akira murphy, mercedes, gilberto menendez, imon fernandez, oscar a. montero, enrique rios, miguel angel, juan p. rivera velazquez, juan chavez martinez, tevin eugene crosby, jonathan vega, christopher paul henry, liz, oel manuel, john c. nieves padro, z, ilmary, angel antonio brown, alejandro martinez. just think about how long it took me just to reference all those names and it gives you just a glimpse of the carnage and the death that happened that day, but we will always remember them. r. speaker, there is something rotten in the city of washington. there is an injustice brewing in this capitol, and there is a sinister plot of foot in this congress. on the one hand, we

. >> frank now works in the stanley's lab, where he helps to make the medicines he takes morning, noon and night. a variety of different stains. he says his pain is gone and he functions well. it's a mix that works for him. >> is it risky? there are some risks if you don't know your baseline that you can ingest. if you ingest too much, you can pass out. >> some people i've heard have people that followed recipes and have had children taken to the emergency rooms psychotic from the marijuana. >> that's why he feels job number one is to make marijuana safe, reliable and effective. one way to do that is through research, which is why since the summer of 2013 he's been trying to begin the first-ever united states research trial on the new epilepsy drug. but the hurdles have been insurmountable. >> if you're looking at the potential medicinal benefits, it's very hard to get funding. >> after many months, he was able to secure funding and approval from his hospital, new york university. but getting the government to sign off was nearly impossible. one of their biggest issues was security. >>

financial technology -- director of financial technology devin ryan >> good morning, frank >> let's look ahead to morgan stanley bank of america. do the reports look to be as bad as people fear >> there have not been big surprises. net interest income stories is something we will see going forward. credit has not been an issue yet. you still have macro uncertainty moving forward for the banks moving forward today, the capital story is the key piece here we have been in the duduldrums r 18 months. especially morgan stanley reporting. it is one p stat for you you see a recover any in the normal tread line. for ma&a, it needs to increase which gives you the sense of how bad it has been. >> we have a bit of resurgence with ipos. i want to talk about something people are focused on. the impact of rising rates small and regional banks is there any more danger with the big banks with the hike expected in july and maybe another one later in career? -- later this year? >> there is accuse stress. we have not completely resolved that uncertainty our view is we are getting in the late innings of the cash fees they will nev

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. >> frank now works in the stanley's lab, where he helps to make the medicines he takes morning, noon variety of different stains. he says his pain is gone and he functions well. it's a mix that works for him. >> is it risky? there are some risks if you don't know your baseline that you can ingest. if you ingest too much, you can pass out. >> some people i've heard have people that followed recipes and have had children taken to the emergency rooms psychotic from the marijuana. >> that's why he feels job number one is to make marijuana safe, reliable and effective. one way to do that is through research, which is why since the summer of 2013 he's been trying to begin the first-ever united states research trial on the new epilepsy drug. but the hurdles have been nearly insurmountable. >> if you're looking at the potential medicinal benefits, it's very hard to get funding. >> after many months, he was able to secure funding and approval from his hospital, new york university. but getting the government to sign off was nearly impossible. one of their biggest issues was security. >> so as

stanley. >>> i'm frank holland. here's your cnbc news update this hour. florida jury has decided the 2018 parkland school shooter will not face the death penalty. the shooter has pled guilty to 17 counts of murder. the jury deliberated for seven hours. >>> at least 18 people were killed over 1,500 people died after last month's flooding and hundreds of thousands of people remain displacedmism officials say the bus caught fire after the air-conditioning malfunctioned. the next public hearing of the january 6th committee is set to kick off in just under an hour this is the ninth public hearing and the final one before the november mid-terms while the hearing is not expected to include any live witnesses, there's expected to be n ttinyewesmo and evidence including secret service records and surveillance video "halftime" returns after this break. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking. it's cool, i don't want anything long term either. just a few nights of fun. i'm looking for someone who w

stanley cup. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the celebration is underway in san jose. we have live team coverage tonight. we begin with ktvu's azenith smith. she is live at the shark tank. the players really earned this victory. they deserve it but so do the fans. >> reporter: yeah. sharks fans have waited a long time for this. they have had their share of disappointment throughout the years. the team has never made it this far. tonight the sharks are now four wins away from winning the stanley cup. >> [ cheering ] >> reporter: jubilation filled the streets of downtown san jose after the sharks clinched a spot in the stanley cup finals. the team has never made it to the finals since the franchise was born in 1991. for fans it's a dream come true . >> yeah. we've been waiting a long time. i was about his age since i was a sharks fan. now it's our moment. i've got a little sharks fan in the making. let's go sharks! >> this is the greatest moment in the history of the san jose sharks. awesome. season-ticket holder. this is such an

but to be frank i have seen worse. in san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> few of the conner story idea for stanley e-mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com. >> after weeks of foggy conditions at the coastline this is the second day of sunshine up and down the coast. the golden gate bridge sunny skies temperatures 63 in san francisco and the same in half moon bay. mild conditions there are inland spots are in to the '80s for the most part but still a few degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday. '80s in now thought of for 60s and the bay shore. here's what we're going to see out there tonight into tomorrow of the fog moving back to the coast line. it will take a little while for to move back though since it sitting so far offshore right now. another round of dense fog and drizzle early tomorrow morning close of the coastline and patchy fog for inland valleys. 3:00 p.m. warmer conditions for inland spots the upper 80s expected. will take a look at those in just a moment fog tracker for tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. at stretching int

stanley finishes 15 under, tied for fourth place. on to frank licklighter. he sinks the clutch birdie putt to tie him with gainey at 16 under par. gainey needs to sink his next birdie to win. he gets it to fall and finishes at 17 under par to win for the first time on the nationwide tour. afterwards gary wil presents the new champ with a maryland jersey. >> to get a win in this type of competition, week in, week out, that i have to go against, on a great golf course like this, the conditions as tough as they are, i'm ecstatic. >> he gets his first win awed present him with the jersey. it's a special touch. >> it's one of our real jerseys which i'll probably have to pay for but it's okay. it's just great to see the school be a part of this. anything like this helps the university so it's been a great week. >> reporter: the pga tour and why is tiger woods shaking this man's hands? he hit three in the gallery and each earned an autographed glove. he finished 6 shots under par. phil mickelson just off the green on 14 gets it to fall for a birdie tied for 5th. ju

. >> frank now works in the stanley's lab, where he helps to make the medicines he takes morning, nooniety of different stains. he says his pain is gone and he functions as well. it's a mix that works for him. >> is it risky? there are some risks if you don't know your baseline that you can ingest. if you ingest too much, you can pass out. >> some people i've heard have people that followed recipes and have had children taken to the emergency rooms psychotic from the marijuana. >> that's why he feels job number one is to make marijuana safe, reliable and effective. one way to do that is through research, which is why since the summer of 2013 he's been trying to begin the first-ever united states research trial on the new epilepsy drug. but the hurdles have been insurmountable. >> if you're looking at the potential medicinal benefits, it's very hard to get funding. >> after many months, he was able to secure funding and approval from his hospital, new york university. but getting the government to sign off was nearly impossible. one of their biggest issues was security. >> so as part of

. >> frank now works in the stanley's lab, where he helps to make the medicines he takes morning, noonight. a variety of different stains. he says his pain is gone and he functions well. it's a mix that works for him. >> is it risky? there are some risks if you don't know your baseline that you can ingest. if you ingest too much, you can pass out. >> some people i've heard have people that followed recipes and have had children taken to the emergency rooms psychotic from the marijuana. >> that's why he feels job number one is to make marijuana safe, reliable and effective. one way to do that is through research, which is why since the summer of 2013 he's been trying to begin the first-ever united states research trial on the new epilepsy drug. but the hurdles have been insurmountable. >> if you're looking at the potential medicinal benefits, it's very hard to get funding. >> after many months, he was able to secure funding and approval from his hospital, new york university. but getting the government to sign off was nearly impossible. one of their biggest issues was security. >> so as

then there are four who were not very well, stanley reed, frank murphy, james burns and you know, burns had been a senator from south carolina and he was only on the court for 14 months because in the fall of 1942, fdr to him come work with me in the white house. you'll be the assistant president overseeing the domestic economy and burns left the supreme to join fdr in the white and the fourth justice in this category of lesser known justices in the fdr appointees was wiley rutledge, who was appointed to be burns's replacement. and then the third group is the justices who were not initially appointed by fdr and are only two in this category. one of them was harlan fiske stone, who had been appointed in 1925 by calvin coolidge, his amherst college buddy, and as i mentioned, fdr elevated him to be chief justice in 1941. in the summer of 1941. and it's very clear that fdr did so because he was a single mindedly focused and preparing the country for war, which thought was inevitable and. so he was trying to project by part us and shape as much as possible as, i'm sure you know, the country

frank, i had to get the stanley cup playoffs in the for for you. >> and going back to france, i don'tf a better sporting event. >>> next, at 11, >> for us to have sup clear video footage of the people that diddlies or the person that did it this and for them not to be action on it is personally frustrating to me. >> frustration tonight after a thief is see on camera stealing from a nonprofit. the victim in this case is the santa clara vanguard. they're accusing santa clara police of dropping the ball. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. they even had the license plate number. and it's two weeks later and police are just now going after their leads? >> reporter: yes, frank. the incident happened weeks ago. >> reporter: this is video of a santa clara vanguard, a marching band. the nonprofi

bank of america and morgan stanley, among those stocks sharply off the pre-crisis peaks well before that 2009 low. frank kapalari we're talking about big important stocks on a basis are down in a bull market, any of them here worth betting on >> hi, mike. i like morgan stanley but if you go back to the march high of last year, stocks down 40% down trend the entire time really nothing to like about that, but the stock has been through this before. a chart, from '09 to 2012, down 70%. 2015 to 2016, another 50%. both times, able to make higher lows and then those rallies with a wealth of strength the financial sector etf i think now, stocks are about to test that line again if it could bounce, it could trigger a rally that could play out on a relative basis. >> the fundamental case for morgan stanley, for example, given where we are in the cycle and all the disruption parts of the business >> they can't. i mean, the banks don't excite me because it's tough to make money with a flat yield curve so with morgan stanley, you know, we have a company that has exposure, which is good. and in this slow growth econ

. >> reporter: frank now works in the stanley's lab where he helps to make the medicines he takes morningains. he says his pain is gone and he functions well. it's a mix that works for him. >> is it risky to do the trial and error process? >> there are some risks if you don't know your baseline for your edibles that you can ingest. if you ingest too much you could pass out. >> some of the stories i have heard are people who followed recipes and i have had children admitted to psychiatric emergency rooms, psychotic from the marijuana product. >> i'm good. how are you. >> reporter: that's why he feels job number one is to make medical marijuana safe, reliable and effective. one way to do that is through research. which is why since the summer of 2013, he's been trying to begin the first ever united states research trial on gw's new cannabis based epilepsy drug but the hurdles have been nearly insurmountab insurmountable. if you look at the medicinal benefits it is hard to get funding. >> reporter: after many months he was able to secure funding and prufl from his hospital, new york universi

. >> frank now works in the stanley's lab, where he helps to make the medicines he takes morning, noona variety of different stains. he says his pain is gone and he functions as well. it's a mix that works for him. >> is it risky? to be doing the trial and error process? >> there are some risks if you don't know the baseline for the edibles that you can ingest. if you ingest too much, you can pass out. >> some people i've heard have people that followed recipes and i've had children admitted to psychiatric emergency rooms psychotic from the marijuana product. >> that's why he feels job number one is to make marijuana safe, reliable and effective. one way to do that is through research, which is why since the summer of 2013 he's been trying to begin the first-ever united states research trial on the new cannabis-based epilepsy drug. but the hurdles have been nearly insurmountable. >> if you're looking at the potential medicinal benefits, it's very hard to get funding. >> after many months, he was able to secure funding and approval from his hospital, new york university. but getting the