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amer sports ceo james zheng thank you for your time.for amer sports to open, and ipo a lot of people are looking at, a big consumer brand expected to have a little bit of a pop. let's check the markets. still a good day to ipo. it's green on the screen. looking at the s&p 500 of now 1% near session highs. we are watching a cooling of the 10 year yields down four basis points to 386. u.s. dollar followed in conjunction and new york crude at $74 60 three cents down 1.6 on the day was so much volatility in the oil markets. we were looking at a wet sign between almost $77 and now down to 74.70 on the date. looking at the u.s. dollar and crude also now at 79. gold futures back on the rise at about .3%. the dollar-yen as well. look at the s&p 500. we are watching the tech companies taking the lead here in particular. the nasdaq 100 is also near session highs. on the heels of a busy busy earnings season. today is the big day in the middle of the earnings season. we are getting apple, meta, and amazon results after the market today. tomorrow is

i have no doubt, naturally, that lukashenko and mirziyoyev at the amer soi resort actually discussed the joint training of athletes with an emphasis nazim. sports, but i am personally glad that the president, who, unlike western politicians, has no days off at all, much less a vacation, that he was able to find time to ski, because he loves it, he was able to at least another hour to do something not for the country, but for yourself personally. i saw this beauty, now i will come there, i will be glad, thanks to alexander grigorievich, we all, especially those who, under the personal sanctions of the democratic garden of eden, generally speaking, learned about such a resort, what is there, and this it’s also very important, let me tell you about myself, i’ve been to the mountains , let’s face it, they come here not because they don’t have a place like belarus, because we treat russians with the greatest respect, there is safety here for children, for everyone , they buy apartments from us, and their children study in our schools, especially muscovites, i’ll add, perhaps, that the bea

amer hamza told our film crew. moved to russia with his parents in 2017, almost immediately receivedand did not pass exams for knowledge of the russian language, was not brought to criminal responsibility, lived with his parents in one of the villages of tatarstan, from there he began correspondence with ekaterina karas, she at that moment she worked as an accountant in a pharmacy chain, loved expensive cars and often changed them, according to samara journalist kseniy stefan, the businesswoman was in no hurry to sell, amer hamza simply managed to gain her trust, he called owners of expensive cars through advertisements and offered to meet and, therefore, go for a drive outside the city, supposedly to see how the car behaves in such non-urban areas. ekaterina karas was a famous person in the city, a spectacular blonde, the former daughter-in-law of billionaire gold miner alexander karas. previously, she and her husband karas jr. lived in their family properties on the territory of a cottage community near samara. there is evidence that... that in his best years, alexander karas built

fresh off its ipo, amer sports joining the parade.his is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh sonali: i'm sonali basak. this is "bloomberg real yield." it is time for the auction block. the story remains the same. sales happening at a blistering pace. in europe, ubs was able to draw in high demand for a sale of a t1 notes. they pulled in nearly 12 billion of orders. the offering came shortly after the bank outlined a plan to raise as much as $2 billion of this type of debt this year. in the u.s., investment grade over $41 billion sold. those sales blow away estimates for as much as $30 billion. big names from citi group, cigna, to morgan stanley. borrowers taking advantage of funding costs. wynn resorts and amer sports driving the sales volume. from wells fargo talks about why banks are a big issuance. >> what you saw in january was a lot of bank supply. they are rushing into the market at a time when spreads

annabelle: sources are telling bloomberg that amer sports has raised $3.1 billion in a u.s. was priced below market rent. let's get more with bloomberg's equity markets reporter filipe pacheco. maybe a disappointing result but it is still, a chinese company pursuing a u.s. listing. filipe: so many different elements we can read into this ipo. the news broken today, $13 per share. that is about 20% below the bottom of the expected market range. so that means there was pressure test price these shares at this point. we know the ipo pricing was delayed by one day, people were expecting it earlier this week. so i think, it's good to see the price, the biggest ipo since birkenstock last september. nice to see a deal of this size actually able to come to market. i think the next step is, what is this stock going to do tomorrow, what the performance will be like. it'll give us an indication regarding sentiment and also towards appetite for shares of a company that is, at the end of the day, backed by the chinese. paul: tell us more about the company's backers taking part in this ip

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we are talking about a lot of analysts when it comes to amer sports. bailey: the ipo is expiring, touting the upside from some of its offerings like solomon ski boots as well as wilson brands. the big thing though does come back to the expectation that china is going to be the driver. trading at the bottom of that targeted range that they did not price their ipl below, uncertainty around china evolution in china as a platform to grow their sales. katie: i feel like that is a risky proposition to build a lot of optimism around when it comes to china. bailey: when i talk to investors, china and the fact that arc'teryx is the brand. especially given the fact that a lot of people still from a macro perspective are uncertain on consumers in 2024. katie: key brand risk when it comes to amer sports. it is monday. let's talk about m&a. bailey: a little bit of deals. alcoa looking to buy their australian partner. alcoa shares down about 3%. quick reactions i was seeing from some of the analysts is that maybe the price is a touch rich but this could also be some

i have no doubts, naturally, that lukashenko and mirziyoyev at the amer soi resort really discussed theer sports, but i am personally glad that the president, who, unlike western politicians, has no exists. let alone a vacation, that he was able to find time to ski, because he loves it, he was able to do something, even for an hour, not for the country, but for himself personally.

in the latest rate, the regime's forces have abducted 14 palestinians from the town of bait amer. israel troops erected barriers on the town's entrance trapping. israel's forces and settlers have intensified their attacks across occupied west bank ever since the regime launched its genocidal war on the besieged gaza strap. according to the un, at least 300 palestinians have been killed and some 700 detained in israeli raids on the occupied territories since early october. our correspondel joined us earlier with an update on the latest israely atrocities in the occupied west bank. we can say that every day the israeli military chooses area, a different area across the occupied west bank, this time the israeli forces raided the town of bait umar, north al khalil, southern the occupied west bank, israeli military vehicles and bulldozers and thousands of israeli forces stormed the town of bait umar and the israeli forces distributed. leaflets reading that the israeli military warns the residence of bait umar from taking part in any anti-israeli activities. before the 7th of october, i

ali asghar amere, radio and television news agency. national presence at the 45th birthday party. revolution was reflected in the world media. american news agency associated press reported: march 22 this year is being held due to renewed tensions in west asia due to the continuation of the gaza war. the english news agency reuters also reflected the march of the people of tehran and wrote: the believers in tehran and other cities of iran declared their solidarity with the people of gaza , shouted slogans of death to israel, death to america and burned their flags. 22 bahman speech of the president it echoed the president, focusing on the proposal to expel the zionist regime from the united nations and the need to cut political and economic relations with tel aviv. the french news agency also announced the presence of people in tedha nefereh freedom square by broadcasting live pictures of the march of the people of tehran. francer channel also reflected the celebration of the revolution and wrote: in this ceremony , ebrahim raisi condemned the zionist regime for the war in gaza an

it was only in december 2023 when the israeli central bank governor amer yaran said, due to the prolonged aggression on gaza, israel's economy is predicted to contract by around 1% this year, and the gdp and the debt to gdp ratio was predicted to surpass 65%. but just a month later in... january of this year, he said the aggression on gaza will cause the israeli economy 10% of the gdp with the debt to gdp to surpass 66% in 2024. the changing narrative on the gdp reduction was just the beginning of israel's aarous announcements, like in the case of daily costs, so when the aggression began, the daily costs were estimated to be around $119 million dollars. it did not take long for that figure to change. it shot up after the first month to $200 million, and if that was not enough, israel realized that it had to open its coffert even further since the cost rose to $240 million and then $260 million for it to stand now at $269 million dollars per day. the labor market disruptions due to the operational flood to the israeli regime were massive. this is perhaps one of the major reasons for the l

existential in the mind of israelis and many of us in americ israel has to fight this war and that involvesg out the remaining hamas battalions, four of them, of the original 24, that are still in rafah, and getting hostages out through negotiations. without pressure on hamas, you will not get them to release hostages. caitriona: israelis have set the beginning of ramadan as the date to have all the hostages before it begins a grand invasion. you spent a lot of time in that area. does that put at risk of the possibility of this escalating further into a religious war? james: of course it is a bad time. in the paris negotiations the u.s., israel, egypt and qatar took part in, the offer was made to hamas far 135 days of temporary cease-fire to get hostages back and humanitarian aid in. that would have gotten us beyond ramadan. the problem is, hamas rejected that and came up with demands tantamount to israeli surrender who netanyahu rightly declared to be delusional. so that is where we are now, trying through diplomatic channels to get a temporary cease-fire. caitriona: what should the u.s. b

forces are attacking those buildings relentlessly these moments and they are depriving even the americal staff in addition to the palestinian injuries ambitions of their basic humanitarian needs and they are continuously open they gun fire towards those people and they are insulting them and dehumanizing them uh and mocking them as well we are" we are talking about another crime uh committed these moments in the medical nast complex, it's the same crime that was committed when the israel incubation forces invaded and the stormed into a shifa medical complex and apparently the israel incubation forces still feel immune to any kind to any kind of sanctions any kind of accountability, so this is actually what encourages cubition forces to uh to reiterate their crimes against the palestinian injuries, the current situation there is still... cyber hazardous and catastrophic for the palestinian people at all levels and according to multiple eyewitnesses that the israeli incubation forces kidnapped and abducted hundreds of the palestinian evacuates when they ordered them and demanded them to ev

in the latest raid, the regime's forces have deducted 14 palestinians from the time of bait amer. israely troops erected barriers on the town's entrance, trapping residents while placing snipers on rooftops. occupation forces also launched raids on other towns, including bani naim, east of the city of al khalil. "the town of kaf khadum was raided as well. israely forces and settlers have intensified their attacks across occupied west bank ever since the regime launched this genocidal war on the besieg gaza strip. according to the un, at least 300 palestinians have been killed and some 700 detained in israely raised on the occupied territories since early october. our corresponds joined us earlier with an update on the latest. atrocities in the occupied west bank, we can say that every day the israeli military chooses area, a different area across the occupied west bank, this time the israeli forces raided the town of bet umar, north al khalil, southern the occupied west bank, israeli military vehicles and buldosers and thousands of israeli forces stormed the town of b umar and the

. >> mechanics from the 47th brigade are now testing the americ bradley they have just repaired. good to go back to the frontline. without new supply soon, it is likely to be out of action again. for now, the job to defend the area is only getting harder. bbc news, eastern ukraine. >> hundreds of prisoners of war returned home todain an exchange between russia and ukraine. it is the first such swap since our plane was shot down the reet carrying dozens of captured ukrainian soldiers. the russian defense ministry said 195 other soldiers were freed while ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said 207 people returned to ukraine. it comes as the united nations' top court dismissed much of ukraine's case against russia. the court did recognize russia violated the treaty by failing to protect education in the ukrainian language in crimea. russian president vladimir putin launched his presidential reelection campaign in front of an audience of sports stars, musicians, tv personalities and even a cosmonaut. the 71-year-old's victory is widely seen as a foregone conclusion. he has been

ali asghar amere, radio and television news agency. hello , dear viewers of the full majlis program, he said , "what are you doing?" he said, "i am making a slogan for the businessmen of the majlis in the world, which means the lobby, but the lobby is the rule of the game." radio chosen, the voice of the people, a better choice with radio chosen, the official launch of radio chosen, with the slogan of the people's voice, began on the 95 and a half mhz wave. we have many conversations with the managers and officials of the country's election headquarters, the ministry of interior, and everyone who has a role in the field of holding a magnificent election and is influential in our implementation. radio chosen will be broadcast until the end of the election of the islamic council and leadership experts. the programming in radio ezhat is mixed and we have live programs in the form of mixed programs in our four-hour series. the audience can also use audio packages including productions of other radio channels, from satire and various series

in our film crew, amer hamza said, that he moved to russia with his parents in 2017, almost immediatelyor and did not pass exams on knowledge of the russian language, leading to criminal charges. the car behaves in such non-urban areas. ekaterina karas was a well-known personality in the city, a spectacular blonde, the former daughter-in-law of billionaire gold miner alexander karas. previously, she and her husband karas jr. lived in their family estate on the territory of a cottage community near samara. there is evidence that in the best years alexander karas built an entire cottage community for himself and his relatives near samara. according to some reports, he has a gold miner on this dead-end street. a family may own several houses at once, the most interesting structure among these cottages is a high fence several meters high, because of which it is impossible to see the courtyard and the gate; it is guarded by three video cameras at once. the owner of the estate, alexander karas, has been under investigation for several years; judging by the materials of the criminal case, he i

launched yet another incursion into the occupied west bank with regime forces attacking the town of bit amer in the north of al khalil attacks by israely forces and settlers have increased across occupied territory since regime launched its genocidal war on gaza, early october, our romala correspondent mona candeel join us earlier with an update. we can say that every day the israeli military chooses area, a different area across the occupied westbank. this time the israeli forces raided the town of bait umal north al khalil. southern the occupied west bank israeli military vehicles and bulldozers and douzens of israeli forces stormed the town of bait umar and the israeli forces distributed leaflets reading that the israeli military warns the residence of bait umar from taking part in any anti-israeli activities before the seventh of october israeli forces were used to rate palestinian ares almost every two to three days, but and they continue to use their guns to shoot and kill people, claiming that the these israel soldiers uh felt threatened. lebanese resistance movement has pressing ahea

personal developed a very close friendship with my counterpart, the foreign minister of iran, hussain amer abdullah yan who recently visited pakistan and we were able to put in place very..." mechanism of deeper cooperation between our two countries. the participants of the ceremony say that the impressive concepts and ideologies of the islamic revolution have inspired all the independent muslim countries and freedom seeking nations. iran is setting new example in international relations and we are sure that this will be very positive not just for the region, not just for our own pakistan, iran relations, but for internationally as well. the celebrations were a symbol of the strong ties that continue to exist between islamabad and tehran as well as homage to iran's determination. while underscoring the enduring significance of the islamic revolution in shaping the collective awareness of muslim nations. people here in pakistan believe that the spirit of resilience and hope ignited by the iranian revolution continues to inspire and junite people across borders. the ceremony to celebrate the

achieve through war. the us-israeli genocidal war in gaza continues for the 145th day with death to amering 30,000. and duron's leader emphasizes the importance of strong voter turnout in the elections for effective governance. hello and welcome everybody, it's 2:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehrani, watching press tv's world news, our top story for this half hour, the political bureau chief of the palestinian resistance moving hamos says the israeli regime and the us cannot achieve through politics, what they failed to achieve through war, addressing a conference in the... capital bayrut by video conference, ismail hun added that tel aviv regime keeps committing the most heinous crimes against palestinians. he said residents of gaza are being killed, starved and displaced by israeli forces and he also highlighted the israeli attacks on hospitals and humanitarian groups. he further lashed out at the united states for its complicity in israeli crimes. however, he underline that the resistance front will continue to stand firm against israel's acts of aggression until... "the occupied

also wing itself, retired united airlines pilot ross amer says while airline maintenance is suffered in recent years, the question remains why this happened because the result of wear and tear and whether related kill. >> that part of the gets hot and cold because you have to icing over that. >> the wing and you have to. high temperatures and an altitude that could harbor glass to disintegrate. eventually it may have an internal external damage, buy a burger and objective. we don't know whatever the cause, those arriving at sfo wednesday say the incident coupled. >> with that alaska airlines story panel that blew out last month has them concerned, but not necessarily changing their flying habits. you know, something isn't doesn't fly off a lot. that makes very nervous. but definitely bothers me and gives me pause. >> but i have to fly a lot anyway. so i just honestly, i try not to think about it. if we see more, something something's going on, right? that systemic. it's something i think is concerning. i think needs to be addressed immediately. the faa has confirmed they are investig

no one was injured, could do loops and stuffing that we spoke to aviation expert ross amer who says he could not find aires in the register database of pilots but says aires had to have some knowledge of the plane that they call a tailed wrecker, its heart to fly. it. >> and as you know, you saw the way crashing onto the beach. he probably trying to land on the beach for the details right here. it's kind of hard to prop kind of caught sand and went down. no he also says the 1960's plane is easy to steal. it may not even have a >> conventional ignition switch. so it's it's easier. basically hot areas was booked and charged with airplane theft reporting in palo alto, justin campbell kron. 4 91 year-old man is dead after being hit by a car in hayward. a police say the crash happened at the intersection of his spear ian boulevard and bartlett avenue yesterday morning. police say the driver is cooperating with authorities and that neither drugs nor alcohol are factors in the crash. this is the word hospital worker is recovering tonight after he was stabbed 9 times. this happened at mills pe

some noise that there's surfaces basically between the 2 pieces retired united airlines pilot ross amere. >> well, airline maintenance is not what it was many years ago. the real question that remains is why this happened. looks like. >> perhaps something hit it. or sometimes fiberglass are because of age kind falls apart in this case toward internal degradation, whatever the cause, those arriving at sfo wednesday. >> say this incident coupled with that alaska airlines door panel that blew out last month has them concerned, but not all will be changing their flying habits. i would say it's pretty concerning. i worry about where regulations line why this is something we're seeing a little bit more often. >> it's still sort of a low frequency event. but if we see it happening more and more than definitely be concerned, does make me a little more concerned. we're looking at more travel that includes flights that are driving were like. we've been so yeah, i have to stop and they do. i want do you count the duct tape on the wing? i can tell you that's probably going to be held safer going fo

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but it has nothing to do with my reading and to americal at a harvard commencement ceremony. but us surprised that that was going on. it was, yeah, i thought i thought the that the uh the people in the, in a say what does that had more sense than to do that? because it is surprising, given, you invented the terms of how you're credited with that. you know, mentioned julian, this on you, of course, there's a case coming up at the end of february now and he, he expose so many details of as you would put it, violations of any norms instead of being 45 and, and all that information is there on the internet for the whole global. so to watch it has huge soft power, like the famous video of the john was being gone down to iraq as well. i means i don't mention julian massage there. many others don't mention on both sides. many issues of the editor took out a lot of material from the book and wanted to keep it short. so i did the hope to the questions of julian and saw it being in the index. it's kind of irrelevant. i only just man, mention it because you mentioned freedom and the fre

for a short time of service in the amer. of the army managed to receive the global war on terrorism medal, the navy commendation and other awards. he was her eldest son, says the mother. my father-in-law had already passed away, and this rosary belonged to him. they were very close with lance. so this is a very, very important subject for me. this rosary was on lance when he died. his unit managed to retrieve it from the belt pouch on his body to hand it over to me. and i gave the other one an urn with ashes. his unit because lance wanted to stay there, he loved ukraine, he wanted to get citizenship after the war, he didn't want to go back, so we shared his desire. other american volunteers are still fighting in ukraine, like these military veterans who were wounded and flown home for treatment. they plan to return to the front in the near future, so their faces are hidden. we had support in afghanistan. there were many logistics groups ready to quickly provide us with everything we needed, instead in ukraine so many people are doing so much more than we are in afghanistan, but with so mu

could do loops and stuffing that we spoke to aviation expert ross amer who says he could not find aires in the register database of pilots but says aires had to have some knowledge of the plane that they call a tailed wrecker, its heart to fly. it. >> and as you know, you saw the way kind of crashed onto the beach. he probably trying to land on the beach for the details right here. it's kind of hard to prop kind of caught sand and went down. no he also says the 1960's plane is easy to steal. it may not even have a >> conventional ignition switch. so it's it's basically hot areas was booked and charged with airplane theft reporting in palo alto, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> uc berkeley police say they're looking for 2 armed men who stole a laptop worth $6,000. police say that armed robbery happened in the west crescent area near oxford street this afternoon. they didn't say if anyone was hurt, but the suspects were allegedly driving a newer model white 2 door. infiniti. the case is under investigation. >> 4 is your local election headquarters and democratic senate candidate adam schi

there, you know, no one began to treat this problem, these all marines, purely in the soviet style of amerll, the musket infantry corps wrote that, like , son, you are a drug addict yourself, you are not friends with your head, you don't need to be treated, you know, if you suddenly put names here and there, well, for example, a conditional crew of hawks there are three sevens, that he... should have been treated there, but the command behaved like this with him, well, it would have taken a riot, we would say that this is soviet treatment, but it turns out that they can afford the so-called soviet treatment and it would seem like the progenitors of the armies of the world, and you know, and for that the progressive media paid attention only three years before, that is, it is not necessary to idealize all models, that if we start from a different vector, then what we perceive in advance as, well , well, soviet, that is, in the sense of authoritarianism, well, what about... where are we have seen liberal soldiers , well, that is, who would you know, they would be more like there, well, forgi

eastern on americ history tv on c-span two. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television but he said including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community center? it is more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi left so students from no income families can get the tools to be ready for anything. comcassupports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> israel's president isaac herzog discussed hostages in the gaza strip in remarks at the munich security conference in germany and talks about conditions for palestinian civilians there and iran's role in the region. this is about 30 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. it is my pleasure to host this conversation with president isaac herzog. i have known him for at least 20 years. i look forward to our conversation tonight. i believe this is the 133rd day of the terrible war in gaza. it began with a horrific attack on october 7 whose images are in the minds of every israeli and everyone arou

in our film crew, amer hamza said that he moved to russia with his parents in 2017, almost immediatelys exams for knowledge of the russian language, was not prosecuted, lived with his parents in one of the villages of tatarstan, from there he began correspondence with catherine. at that time she worked as an accountant in a pharmacy network, loved expensive cars and changed them often; according to a samara journalist, the businesswoman was in no hurry to sell. amir hamza simply managed to gain her trust. he called the owners of expensive cars based on the advertisement and offered to meet and, therefore , go for a drive outside the city, supposedly to see how the car behaves in such a non-urban area. ekaterina karas was a famous person in the city, spectacular. lived on their family property on the territory of a cottage community near samara. there is evidence that in his best years alexander karas built an entire cottage community for himself and his relatives near samara. according to some reports, the gold miner and his family may own several houses on this dead-end street. here i

the people whoa conducted this study are "americ american psyc association, they need a shrink.ividuals. my father was an immigrant, he grew up on dirt floors and he grew to build his own business. my grandfather was a car hop and built a great strong. get off your duff and find your passion, do not flatten the playing field. i'm sorry, this is a silly stud and he should be ignored, i'm disgusted having to talk about it. >> emily: okay, well -- >> kayleigh: dagen. >> dagen: to your point, i want a massage therapist removing my gallbladder, idiocy of this. i want a rakee heeler working on my car. this psychological association to be worried about people who are seriously mentally ill and living on our street, who are a danger to themselves and others and the fact number of state psychiatric hospital beds continuing to fall in this nation. >> raymond: great point. been falling since the 1950s. they want to lecture about who they should and should not hire. >> kayleigh: you are against meritocracy, right? >> lisa: i'm sorry, doctor, it was heart surgery, not brain surgery, but you

thanks for the company, amer politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah.ngs up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. city's mayor and given a special certificate. certificate of recognition for saving her mom's life. great going. quinn. by the way, it was jennifer's

anta shares moving to the upside, part of the conglomerate related to amer sports.have a look another corporate stories. -- at other corporate stories. universal music pulling music from tiktok after negotiations with bytedance. it is home to artists including taylor swift and drake. tiktok calls -- a false narrative. it also says ai used to generate content is a major threat to artists. intel is delaying the timetable for its $20 billion chip project in ohio. construction is not expected to finish until late 2026. intel had initially targeted chip production in 2025 but the plan was dependent on u.s. government grant money. that is a look at intel. we have a lot more coming up. keep it here. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: equity markets are doing this. a lot of green today. you might be seeing particular f1 driver wearing more red. did you like that? david: red bull? yvonne: quite the contrary. lewis hamilton could be heading to for ari. -- heading to ferari. rishaad: running out of -- i suppose racetrack. he is 39. he did this in 2013 moving from mclaren to mercedes

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good night, amer i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. >> yeah, i think it hasn't gotten teams fault. >> it might be. >> i mean, they haven't helped. that's not fair. >> the lions made the playoffs. >> they did. they went far. they went deep. they almost made the super bowl. really i liked it. >> we're so close. >> so close. >> what do you think the happiest place should be? i would have thought it would have been like somewhere in hawaii or honolulu was top ten was top ten. >> i feel like it's always top ten no matter what. >> yeah. >> i mean, why shouldn't be. i would say the happiest city on earth. >> on earth. >> oh. on earth. oh, sorry. in the country, probably orlando though. i love though i

the message has gone out it's not just shoot latin amer to las all over the world you are not only allowed illegally but this administration once you too and they will anybody who objects and calls them racist or advocatadvocatesof the great re. advocates of the open borders have written books they are not shy about it called in demography is destiny are the new democratic majority. they filled their agenda does not appeal to people on the issues crime, the border, foreign policy, inflation. they need new constituents or at least they want to grow government by having a lot of people who would need to be on entitlements then we have a problem with mexico. it's really out of control. he gave us a demand he said in addition to the 60 billion in remittances that he gets from people here illegally that most of them are getting subsidized by our government to free up the cash and sent to mexico he said he wants $20 billion in addition to that he wants amnesty for 10 million people here on then he wants us to recognize a fellow socialist communist governments like venezuela and cuba. there is no

. >> so a black woman says americ is too racist and sexist for someone like me, we need a whit man becauseen we have now is too old. these are the kind of conversations democrats are having today. in jesse agrees with sunday, kamala is not the answer birge, but she's the only democrat mor unpopular then biden. then there is newsom, who enjoyed nice bottle of reading the report last night. he has the hair, youth, and money, and pays attention to prime time because he took our advice and went undercover to see what california is really like, slept on the hat, picked up trash on the side of the street. that if the democrats replace him with gavin, that has and didn't the politics civil war i there is no guarantee he beats trump at all, so why waste them? keep him undefeated and hold hi fresh for 28. the hail mary is coordinating michelle obama at the conventio in chicago, it's her hometown. she just got a taste of the goo life, she doesn't really want t work in the white house and fight about who's really in charge? so democrats are stuck with biden. it might be better to lose with joe than a

. >>> amer sports selling shares at $13 each in the public debut.e in a week. they targeted 16. >>> the biden administration submitting the proposal to drug companies to lower the price of ten selected drugs to lower medicare costs for seniors and the government. >>> nelson peltz urging disney shareholders to reject two board members at the next annual meeting. he wants to elect himself and one other to the board. >>> moody's looking to downgrade new york community bank to junk territory after slashing dividend look at the shares which are up in the pre-market, but had a drop yesterday >>> elon musk says tesla will hold a vote to move the corporation from delaware to texas after the delaware judge voided musk's $56 billion pay page from 2018. >>> and mark zuckerberg apologizing in the senate hearing yesterday over the social media impact on kids. he said meta will continue to invest and protect more families from suffering. >>> earnings set to be the key driver for markets today with the focus on the latest mega cap tech figures we mentioned numbers

. >>> we are watching shares of amer sports.on the new york stock exchange yesterday. the market cap stands at $6.5 billion compared to the previous valuation of $8.7 billion. >>> the market looking to extend the gains yesterday. the dow hitting a fresh record close. take a look at futures which are solidly in the green nasdaq is the best performer up over 1%. joining me now is mimi duff at gen trust. mimi, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you think of the action and futures nasdaq is something i expected after amazon and meta results. will we push again to more highs with the dow and s&p >> i think there is optimism built need to see with earnings. earnings are expected to be considerable this year i think the proof will be in the pudding. >> with that in mind, mimi, what is your "wex" word of the day? >> the word eof the day is payroll. >> looking forward to that report >> yes we are watching the labor market and seeing if it will come into balance. last summer, for instance, we had two job openings for eve

perhaps some noise that surfaces basically between the 2 pieces retired united airlines pilot ross amere. >> well, airline maintenance is not what it was many years ago. the real question that remains is why this happened. looks like perhaps something hitting whatever the cause. those arriving at sfo wednesday say this incident coupled with that alaska airlines door panel that blew out last month has them concerned, but not all will be changing their flying habits. i would say it's pretty concerning. i worry about where regulations line why this is something we're seeing a little bit more often. >> it's still sort of a low frequency event. but if we see it happening more and more than definitely be concerned, does make me a little more concerned. we're looking at more travel that includes flights that are driving. and we're like we've been so yeah, i have to stop. and they do. i want do you count the duct tape on the wing? i can tell you that's probably going to be held much safer going forward now that those issues have. >> the faa confirms they are investigating this latest incident.

and i think it's still a second half event for the markets to open up you need more stability, and ameray. it's a second half event, pure and simple i wouldn't get excited about it, but a good reason to buy goldman in advance of it you can't wait >> what about you? >> look, i think indications like this, if you get more ipos, more capital markets activity. rates are coming down, i think that's a good reason to buy the morgans of the world now you can say what is my capital cost going to be and spreads are tight. so if you're going to go out and raise debt, this is the time to do it. >> look, it's priced lower than it was expected from the earlier range, and it's a 3% mover does this give you any degree of confidence is this the kind of pop you want to see to give you a real sign that hey, the markets are purely open for business now again? >> i think this is okay if you have to go out in public but you want to see a higher pop. you want to see activity and investors coming in saying i want to own some of these new stocks coming in >> let's do some "final trades." >> i was just going to

in americ. >> and it benefits us when it comes to our economics and our national security. so we know despite that, republicans are taking their cues from the president. what vice president harris is trying to communicate to people is that the former president is taking his cues from vladimir putin. and that will only continue if he returns the white house. and there are real consequences for that. we see what the consequences are for people who push back on putin. maybe trump knows that himself, and that's why he is not pushing back on putin. but what does that mean for the american public. that is what vice president harris is trying to campaign to people on the campaign trail, who haven't been paying as much attention, who need to be plugged in more now as they head to the election, so they can make a decision that's informed and not be surprised by what happens if donald trump returns to the oval office. >> ambassador mcfaul, i know you are trying to get in here. this point about the delays, like, ukraine says that delays and getting aid for the united states, they left

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. >>> let's get a check of amer sports making its debut on the new york stock exchange.l expected range here. not much of a pop either. $13 a share. it is up to and a half percent, down from the previous range of 16 to 18, so we will keep our eye there in the days ahead. market zone, next. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect your investment laser measured floorliners and cargoliner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade plus, mudflaps and bumpstep for the exterior order american made products at weathertech.com surfs up yeah, right the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting