that is a company we own with abb. do think there is a rotation and a welcome rotation in other sectors of the market. we will see that with the relative strength of the earnings coming out. on the bond sector, i'm going to focus more on the equities >> understood. it sounds like you are pinning hopes with earnings and par participation with the a.i. story. with the rally in commodities, does it change how the clients balance their portfolios it is not the traditional time for the 60/40. >> you are right if you go back and start to talk about a.i. is really changing everything, it is changing the oil industry and energy industry we believe these are the early stages of the next generation that we're going to see innovations which create greater efficiencies across the board. what does this mean? it means that the market is going to experience a broadening, as i said earlier. i do think the market will see a positive year given the election year in the u.s. there is a history behind data that shows in the market is led

saw when there were many hundreds of protesters out here last time, many thousands last night was abbe that there's a great deal of anger that nearly six months on more than 130 hostages remain in the hands of hamas and that this war we've been hearing repeatedly from protesters aimed because it wasn't releasing the hostages has failed on that front, but also they say is failing in terms of israel's long-term security interests and there's a great deal of anger out there about the images that are seeing coming out of gaza as well. >> two >> saw after october 7, because a great deal of political unity, really the country got behind the idea of this military intervention. nearly six months on all of the papered over cracks that we'd see in the political spectrum here in israel appear now to be reappearing that unity, looking much more fragile, abbe than it was yeah it's very significant at this >> moment for these >> protesters to be making their voices heard. as you said six months later, dozens of hostages still in the hands of hamas. melissa bell. thank you very much. and this just in

abbe. >> alex, as you're talking, there, were just getting some new information. iran is now saying that its air defense systems have been added to evaded seemingly indicating there was some kind of attack that transpired in its airbase as we're talking now, i want to bring in political global affairs analyst barak ravid, brock. i know that you are working your sources inside of israel, inside of the us government to find out as much as you can about what's going on here tonight. what are you hearing i don't hear much from these one of the funnier aides, my spoke to just minutes ago just told me no comment. >> but on the other hand, you know, it's five in the morning now and israel and he was way i think he tells it tells you a lot, even if he says no comment nothing much also from the biden administration all the officials i tried to reach are in radio, silence right now, but i think it's pretty clear to everybody what's going on there is a what seems to be quite significant strike airstrike on any iran near is for khan and the air defense systems were activated.

and if they if the prosecution can demonstrate that definitely the problem is going to be abbe to your point politicians literally sent to george washington had been trying to cover a bad information about them about themselves press secretary's do it every day they call up reporter and say, this isn't really what it looks like. we don't think you should run with the story that's one thing. it's not criminal. but if they can link it to cooking the books or election federal election violations, then you have a case. the only other thing that i would point out and again, i worked for congressman elijah cummings democrat on house oversight and ed towns. all democrats. so i'm just saying what if i was going to be on the defense team, which i'm not the other issue is going to be if if in addition to cohen's issues with credibility, the problem is going to be if trump can say, well, i really did it. it wasn't to commit a crime violate new york city he's not going to testify, don't think but saying it was too so i didn't hurt my wife. i didn't hurt my if you look at this testimony today, you

and you just go on win it reminded me and probably youtube abbe of the white house press secretaries, always having to defend trump's tweets and suss them out. >> and here's what he meant and repost or retweets we're not endorsement. i mean, it was this cycle that every press secretary went through on spicer said they were official white house statements. but what's different about this and what's different for this sure. >> maybe top alleged does have experienced doing this. well, he's doing it now and he's representing the former president in the first criminal trial ever. and what we're seeing that's different about this is donald trump's words are being used against him. he's being held accountable for them in a way that he's never been before, although i do wonder, i mean, what is ultimately the impact of trump violating this gag order on the actual case? this is what trump is calculating, is that he might be irritating the judge he might be annoying his attorneys. but when it comes to the jury, they're looking at the evidence and he gets to influence the public, but it doesn't r

david pecker didn't really think that these supporters of the law here is to emphasize what would abbe saying. >> it's not it's it's it was not a legal fee which is exactly what was on the records that let's get one more thing transcript and john, because this is about putting, stuff in. >> well, it wasn't in writing. it was an agreement, whatever it was, it was an agreement initially and not in writing. here's a question from josh steinglass, the prosecutor, were any of the agreements the agreement to print the negative stories about the opponents, positive stories from trump or the agreement to notify michael cohen about potentially negative stories about donald trump or any of those agreements? primase put into writing becker says, no. they weren't put into writing. it was just an agreement among friends. >> well, here here's why that's significant. i mean, obviously they didn't start using reducing things to writing untold money got involved, but to abby's point i think people may be wondering why is the stormy daniels payment charges a crime, a state crime here, but not the karen

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industrials are moving higher at this stage and one of the dynamics there, frank, is abb results which came in higher than expected. a final point to say that oil and gas are the worst performers down by .90% let's see how those oil prices continue to move amid the d geopolitical tensions in the middle east. >> we talked about the strong ipo showing in paris a lot of things giving a boost to the markets in europe silvia, thank you. >>> turning attention back to the united states. equities are struggling as the r prospect of higher for longer is reality. loretta mester says more data is needed. >> it is getting from 7% to 9% inflation down to 2% we want to be confident it is on the downward trajectory to 2%. that is something where we will need to see pmore data and more experience to be assured that's true >> mester is a voting member of the fmoc she adds there is no need to cut policy right now and this is adding fresh pressure since the stocks are coming off the highest level since halloween. showing more traders believe volatility will persist. let's discuss with the head of equity

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article nine in that constitution -- i really did like abbe a lot. he actually modified or tried his best to reinterpret article nine. defense agency made it a ministry. but here is the irony. in the last decade i've seen officials from the philippines and other countries ask for japan to also change their -- you have to think about what that means. the atrocities that japan committed against the philippines and all these other nations was so -- it is so horrific, so horrific. for them to say okay, we're so worried about china we're willing to let japan rearm to the teeth. that's the counter balance we need. >> bill: similarity in eastern europe with nato after the invasion of ukraine. finland tried to stay neutral for decades and they did. now if japan sees that threat, they may perhaps do what you are suggesting, charles. >> i'm not sure legally how they have to go through the u.n. or any of these things. i do know that china is -- listen, the militarized islands. under the obama administration we watched them start to make these manmade islands. t

abbe lowell apparently pled with the judge out there for three hours, it sounds like he talked, where he was trying to convince the judge to throw out the tax charges against hunter biden who, by the way, was at the white house easter egg roll yesterday. in the end, essentially it sounds like, no. the judge is saying full steam ahead. there's going to be a trial. >> well, this is really stinging. i mean, the court said you didn't give me anything. i was looking for something called evidence. and, instead, you gave me a series of press collision and cd said i should toss this whole thing outs. i don't do that i'm a court. you got to show me something that is legally credible. you didn't. and so have a good time. you're on your way to trial. >> lawrence: jonathan, do you get the sense? and this is what the judge said the motion is remarkable that fails to include a single declaration exhibit or judicial notice instead of defendant crites portions of internet news scattered showers, social media news portions and legal blogs. these are not evidence. i guess my question is do you get the

at this point, abbe, it is, as you said, an ongoing investigation that is very early this incident happened 19 days ago. the video having been released today and so what we do know is that this was a traffic stop, or stop? for not wearing a seat belt that led to the death of dexter reed an injury to the chicago police officer. and many questions that need to be answered about the use of force in this case. >> 19 days ago, you say this occurred when do you think you can expect? i to update the public on a charging decision >> certainly we're in the preliminary stages. we have to look at all of the bodycam video that has been released. there are pod cameras in the neighborhood videos that we will be looking at videos from doorbells in an area. we're also going to be interviewing officers who have been involved, witnesses. there's ballistics and dna and forensics and so realistically, it's going to take us time. we want to be thorough, we want to be complete. and the interest of justice for dexter reed and his family, as well as for the officers who were involved that day. it requires us to be

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so it'll be interesting to see what happens, but there's no chance abbe that he testifies in this or anything coming up in the following the upcoming trials. yeah. i mean, luck all good questions and trust me, that the ask is out. >> for people >> to come on the show and answer them. >> but, i'll answer quickly. forum. >> i have no backbone >> and i'm so afraid of his base. and so i expect to be speaker for like 20 scare remove gs which are like 220 days i'm just trying to outlast kevin mccarthy that lasted 24 scare muji i mean, that's basically what he would say >> i'm measuring the speakership and scare mousavi is, is definitely a new one. but look, there's a fundraising email that trump and his campaign sent out today to supporters. here's what it says. >> on monday. all hell breaks loose on monday, all hell breaks loose. i mean, you know him his supporters what is he trying to do here? >> he's trying to foment anger. he's trying to claim that they're coming after him unfairly. he's trying to play the victim to people who unfortunately feel aggrieved by the system, either they're

let's go live to nick watt they're at usc, nick what's happening in this moment well, abbe, the arrests are underway, maybe 50 or so people have been arrested so far, students and people from office campus who came here today to join this now, nationwide campus protests about what's going on in israel and gaza. >> now, there are dozens of lapd he and campus officers they surrounded this park where protesters have been gathering since about 4:30 this morning. they left one sayyed open, so people who didn't not want to be arrested and charged with criminal trespass could leave you can see protesters are still there shouting shame on you, shame on you at the police as a the last half dozen people are being arrested now, earlier this morning, when campus police tried to clear some tents that were here it goes there was a lot of cussing the were scuffled between those campus officers and the protesters. and then during the day after that, it was calm, but the crowd grew in the college closed the gates. they were asking for id if people coming in, they were trying to keep a lid on this. they

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