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go to foxbusiness.com/"barron's roundtable".r: the only thing i know about organ transplants is taking my kids to the movie rat race and someone drop something out of a car and dropped it into ice. jack hough: i haven't seen it. i'm looking forward to it. trans max group is an early-stage company that's not yet profitable. it keeps donor organs viable for hearts, livers, lungs. big words like extra profusion. i call apart on a cart. it is still beating and functioning. it could double between this year and next. this comes from the chief equity analyst at sam hill invest of management. it was his idea, and then you go up. jack otter: i have actionable ideas, when we look at financial advisors they are doing very well right now. carleton: they've been working for this decade for more than a moment. you look at what their stock has done this year, it is about flat, down 20%. compared to its history, it is well worth it. andrew: i would say to purchase hurts, the industry is in good shape. the smaller players owned by the big guys,

bishop robert barron of the diocese of winona, rochester, minnesota. i have the task of introducing bishop bear in the night a task made difficult by the fact that his publications media, teaching and leadership exemplify faith and reason, courage and humility, along with tremendous insights. our cultural situation and how we might best engage it. what is true for me and, i know for many of you in attendance tonight, is that his writings and lectures and and podcast and interviews have become our regular companions instructing us in the gospel as the old testament prophets catholic social thought the meaning of great literature and philosophy, contemporary culture and of course the finer points of doctrine. so tonight bishop barron will address the topic of, the breakdown of the talk pavilion prior to his 2022 appointment as the bishop of winona-rochester. he had served for seven years as auxiliary bishop for the archdiocese. los angeles bishop barron, also the rector of mundelein seminary, chicago, where he taught for several but most him as the forem

thank you for joinin >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. ♪ jack otter: welcome to "barron'soundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. key economic data closely watched by the fed showing mixed signals. is disinflation on the horizon recently hidden -- is inflation too sticky? what is on the mind of warren buffett? bircher's annual meeting only a few days away. even though inflation isn't beaten yet the yield on our bonds is get a big hut. where do you find the best return for your cash? we begin with three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. big tech stocks led the week's market rally. now investors are turning their focus to the wednesday rate hike decision. the bank turmoil isn't over. depositors yank their cash out of first republic. is the contagion contained? introducing can view. what to expect from the biggest ipo of the year as johnson & johnson spins off its health business. ben levisohn, carleton english and andrew bary. the s&p continues to inch higher on the surface, not much is happening. kind of boring. b

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zenon barron bienvenido-- welcome to "comunidad del valle." zenon barron: muchas gracias. you very much for the invitation. damian: yeah. thank you for being here. well, tell us--first of all, before we get into your group--your dance group, tell us about this new performance that you all just had over the weekend. zenon: well, peninsula ballet and ensambles ballet folklorico, we are coming together to perform this new production "carmen & frida," and we are trying to put this aspect about those powerful women from spain and mexico and we are working very hard to do this coming show this coming weekend. damian: tell us about carmen for those of us who might not know who carmen-- zenon: well, carmen is from spain. the peninsula ballet tried to put with a classical music the opera music from carmen. so we're trying to do about how was her life when she was still alive a long, long time ago, and we try to combine those aspects from spain and mexico and we make a very good fusion about classical ballet and opera ballet in mexican and different indigenous music from mexico, too

that is all for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". failla.great weekend. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> welcome to the program analyzes the week that

have a great >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. ♪ jack hough: all come to "barron'soundtable" where we get behind the headlines. how will increase in global tensions needed for energy security and the push for digitization affect your investments? global head ida lou shares 3 unstoppable trends. the supreme court keeping the rules for now, how could the bank and courts threatened the future of drug innovation and what should investors be watching for? later the super mario's movie breaking records at the box office was what could it mean for a revival for the movie theater business? we begin with three things investors ought to be thinking about? stocks climbed after cooler than expected cpi report and big banks beat expectations to kick off earnings season. how this will impact the fed's ongoing fight to tackle inflation. the biden administration has strict rules the can for cvs to the forefront of the auto industry. what does it mean for otto stocks? commodity prices on the rise? could this be the yearly stages of the tenure super cycle? on "barron's roundtable," a

. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. jack otter: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. morgan stanley says stocks are entering a dangerous phase. lisa shalit explain. automakers are in a decade-long slump. can branch of the other vehicle help car companies revive profits? is america's ramp up for a record-breaking vacation season? jack identifies the hidden gem in travelstar. three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. bond investors are on high alert with the debt ceiling deadline looming in washington. how long before the x state and why it doesn't bother the stock market, netflix kicked off earnings on a dismal note but the company's crackdown on password sharing could help drive revenue. bud light facing backlash over its partnership with a transgender influencer. the stock is hardly phased. on "barron's roundtable" my colleagues, ben levinsohn, carleton english and jack hough. we missed your analysis of the stock market last week. what

party is over, thanks to both of you and for our viewers gerry >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x atfs. jack otter: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. arc invest has a lot of ideas but can asset managers tech stocks growing to skyhigh valuations. i'm asking kathy wood. the fight over banning tiktok in the us. how other social media platforms can benefit. we begin with 3 things investors should be thinking about. tech stocks drove the market higher as investors looked beyond rising interest rates. banks stabilize but there's questions whether the worst is yet to come. walmart takes a few pages from the amazon playbook. what does that tell us about the broader market? my colleagues, ben levisohn, carleton glitch and jack hough that you are worried about banking and inflation and we miss the start of a bull market? >> it hit the low in september and it's like the breaking turmoil never happen. the market is looking at the fed saying rate cuts are going to be done, it's not a big deal and apple and other big

jack otter: check out this week's addition of barron, followers,@barron online. see you next week on "barron's roundtable". t his wife on tv has a plan when he gets to work. >> we have to go. >> from the fox studios in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy we can to all and welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position zoo for the week ahead, i am maria bartiromo taken the back to the backyard jim jordan to the gop putting the spotlight on ramp at crime in the big apple while da alvin bragg pursues indictment of former president trump, the judiciary committee holding a hearing in manhattan on monday i'm asking the chairman of the committee what we can expect. the federal reserve says were heading for a recession this year due to the recent banking crisis as big banks kick off the earnings season kenny pulled carry on where to put your money now, beware of the new and improved irs days until tax day grover norquist is here with his warning on how the irs may be spending $80 billion in new funding, all coming up first cr

follow us on twitter, barron online. that is it for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". s much as i do. that's all i have to say. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo's wall street". >> happy we can do all welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. sonic spying startling details from the leaked classified military documents obtained by the washington post show china could deploy high altitude spy drones that can travel at least three times the speed of sound getting a big boost to beijing surveillance capabilities against the united states and around the globe. one national agency warning these drones could help china target u.s. warships near taiwan in military bases in the region, meanwhile the fbi is wordy that china is using new tactics in the united states to silence critics. were learning not only were there secret police stations in new york city but several across the country as well in los angeles, san francisco, houston, nebraska and minnesota. the white hou

follow us on twitter@barron online. that is it for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ it will not end well. >> from the fox studio in new york city. this is "maria bartiromo's wall street". maria: happy we can do all trade welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo, thank you for joining us more questions about the influence peddling in the biden family looming large over president biden's campaign for reelection, house oversight committee chairman james comer is here with his latest findings. why he's also going after climates are john kerry. the american economy is slowing while inflation remains elevated how will the federal reserve respond to the upcoming week kansas city federal reserve president thomas tony will join me. china rating an american company in shanghai as fbi director warns of a massive cyber threat from beijing, jonathan ward with his warning to every u.s. corporation. first as president biden launched his reele

carleton: the "barron's roundtable" newsroom is inspired by mario brothers, they are plumbers. they are a distributor of plumbing, heating and ventilation equipment, they are focusing on the us, got a us listing, could soon be included in the s&p 500. compared to other distributors, a little cheaply even though it has the same earnings growth as others, looks to do well. concern about new homes being built but most business is in repair, maintenance and improvement. anyone knows if your plumbing goes down you are paying everything to get it back up. jack otter: check out this week's addition of barron, nine children. >> ascended into a movie, anybody who shouting at his wife on tv has a plan when he gets to work. >> we have to go. >> from the fox studios in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy we can to all and welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position zoo for the week ahead, i am maria bartiromo taken the back to the backyard jim jordan to the gop putting the spotlight on ramp at crime in the big apple while da alvin bragg purs

bishop barron great to see you. so as we watch these live pictures from st peter's basilica at the vatican , we also see pope francis leading the mass. how important is it for catholics to see the pontiff lead this week services? well it's very important. you know, he's the successor of st peter and st peter's basic job was to witness to the resurrection. you know, think of all the things the pope has to do, but his fundamental task is to witness to the resurrection of jesus from the dead so that we have the successor of st peter, the successor of julius caesar is long gone long disappeared. but strangely, the successor of peter is still here in the city of rome, and the pope is proclaiming the resurrection within you know, a few yards of where the body of saint peter lies. i think that's a very powerful witness. to the importance of this message. and so you're right for catholics to see the success of repeater proclaiming that message very important. this is one of the holiest times of the liturgical year for chris

zhenya barron-bearers hurried to the tomb of the savior to complete the funeral rite.t is surprising that the savior during his earthly ministry repeatedly said that he must be crucified , die and rise on the third day. but as the gospel text tells us, none of the disciples firmly believed that the lord would really rise again. however, just as the wife, the peace-bearer, will also die a terrible death on the cross, and on the first day of the week early in the morning hurried to the tomb, but not in order to meet the resurrected teacher, they carried fragrant oils with them, in order to complete the burial rite in full accordance with the jewish tradition along the way. they did not talk about the upcoming joy. christ's sunday about how to roll away a huge waste stone into the cave where the savior was buried, no one believed that christ would really rise again, he was risen, as he said about it. when is the angel. god appeared to the wife of peace and announced the resurrection of the savior to the disciple we were in such awe and horror that they didn’t even tell an

our panel is back, chris barron, marie harf and steven l. miller, real talk.e first lady have suggested this type of thing for a men's championship? >> well, i don't know. the women's championship this year was a much better game. i think what she was talking about, lsu will be invited, they should go, the coach took her team from baylor to trump white house, i think they will go. but this historic championship, caitlyn clark who plays for iowa is the best basketball player, men or women, playing today, i think jill biden was channeling that. i don't life that angel reese said they didn't meet with jill biden because joe biden picked his wife a alma matter to beat them in his bracket. do it now. go to the white house, celebrate the women's baseball game that we're seeing played today it is like nothing we've seen before. guy: steven, president biden, picked again lsu that marks first time that president has been wrong about anything, we should note that. it seems like this has been walked back, jill biden's spokesperson said it will be lsu, angel reese unsatis

. >>> y heather barron y su pareja karin leiva fueron condenados a cadena perpetua y sin posibilidadso donde estÁ la casa blanca. intentaron golpear tambiÉn a la esposa pero estÁ gritÓ. y alertÓ a los vecinos. los ladrones aparentemente conocÍan bien el lugar. el gobernador de la zona afectada por las tormentas, nao hablÓ de los planes que tiene para ayudar en la tormenta. >>> el gobernador newsom evalÚan la zona. >>> afecta todo el pueblo. >>> radael dice que llee va 20 aÑos problemando en su estrategia. >>> habÍa trigo y alrededor de la casa de uno de los dueÑos habÍa trigo celebrar. (inaudible). >>> tenÍan Árboles de trigos y Árboles de granada. todo era puro tigro, preparando para sembrar algodÓn y maiz. y tenemos alboles de pistacho bajo agua tambiÉn. >>> el gobernador conversÓ con varios lÍderes y brutales. (hablan en inglÉs). >>> menciona que hay programas como (nombre en inglÉs) st y ayuda legal que provee el estado y que estÁn ayudando a los afectados. no todos tienen acceso a la tecnologÍa por eso cuenta con programas que van de vuer a dos. >>> estos son los dos condados mÁ

laura barron-lopez gives us a taste.ra: it is the rice and the spice that tell the story of chef kwasi kwaa's signature dish. jerk-roasted duck. >> the rice is a caribbean dish but the spices in the rice. laura prepared with passed-down : cooking methods from around the globe. >> a lot of the ingredients have moved around the world based on travel immigration, whether you , know, voluntary or involuntary. so, you know, we're talking human trade, we're talking about spice trade, we're talking about goods and commodities trade. and there's so much culture tied to that that those are the stories that we always want to not only highlight but celebrate . laura: storytelling is at the core of comfort kitchen, where customers can learn about the history of global migration through food. why do you think customers should care about the history of where their food comes from? >> we are all very much affected by colonization that happened hundreds of years ago. it is often used against us. but if we are more familiar with our hist

en un tercer hecho, dos oficiales de la policÍa fueron asesinados a balazos en el condado barron en wisconsinsospechoso, muriÓ tambiÉn poco despuÉs en el hospital. los tres incidentes violentos de este fin de semana ocurren poco despuÉs de que el presidente biden firmarÁ una orden ejecutiva que amplÍa el control de antecedentes para quienes quieran comprar armas de fuego, yenes defiende su uso aseguran que muchos de los ataques armados ocurren con armas que no estÁn registradas legalmente. fÉlix: gracias, guillermo. un niÑo y los adultos fallecieron por disparos en un caso de violencia domÉstica ocurrido en orlando, florida. el sospechoso de ser el atacante muriÓ despuÉs de un tiroteo por intervenciÓn de agentes policiales, luego de que el sospechoso le disparara a los uniformados, informÓ el departamento de policÍa de orlando. los dos agentes implicados en el hecho de violencia no resultaron heridos. un tren de la compaÑÍa north forth se descarrilÓ a las afueras de jasper alabama. la locomotora derramÓ el combustible y aceite de motor. los operarios quedaron atrapados en la sala de mÁquinas

griff: and just before we run out of time, word on fire, you specifically and bishop barron played an my life. six years ago i converted to catholocism and never regretted it for a moment. talk in second, what does word on fire do to reach those on social media and word and daily messages like bishop barrons who i read every morning. >> word on fire to proclaim christ in the culture and do all forms of media to do that and we want to extend to people to know who jesus christ is, and how he changes lives and invite people to share life with christ in the church. griff: father steve grunow, word on fire, check it out. thank you for that message and uplifting sense in our lives. father, happy easter. >> happy easter to you and to the whole audience. griff: thank you, sir, molly. molly: the biden administration placing blame on trump for the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan following a release of a report from the white house. we'll have more at the top of the hour. has your number with 30 grams of protein. scientifically designed with carbsteady to help you manage your blood sugar. a

uk anti-doping has confirmed that connor barron | headlines.at connor barron has been charged with a doping violation and provisionally suspended from boxing. he failed two mandatory drug tests last year, testing for a female fertility drug on both occasions. liam livingston hit two runs in the 2a run defeated by rail challengers in the sentience premier league. the england all around her hadn't played since december when he injured his knee during that test in pakistan. rough and the dollar not to play next week's madrid open as he hasn't fully recovered from an injury he picked up at the australian open injanuary. he's already missed tournaments at wales, miami, monte carlo as well as this week's arsenal game. taking you to texas now, where england's georgia hall is paying her first round in the first women's major of the year. hoping to win his second ever title at the chevron championship. this was her a little earlier. she's been playing pretty well. that was her second birdie of the day that she is just picking out now. the 2018 women's o

and again, they're raiding barron's closet, a beautiful 15-year-old kid in high school, and not doing a damn thing about hunter. people are sick and tired of this this two-tiered system of justice, and people in this country understand it. i was on a commercial flight when this indictment broke, people were coming up to me, giving me hugs. the support is unbelievable out there because people understand that we've literally become a banana republic. they made a mockery out of our legal system in this country. will: we've talked about what happens next for your mauer, what type -- can for your father, what type of legal process begins tuesday. i'm curious about your -- i think we have some insight about your father's belief about a prospect of a fair trial in new york. he said last night on truth social the judge assigned to my witch hunt case, a case that has never been charged before, hates me. his name is juan manuel marshaun. the same person who railroaded my 75-year-old former ceo into taking a plea, pled guilty even if you're not, 90 days, fight us in court, 10 years, life in jail

and ivanka and barron will be great someday. he is tall. and he is smart. i have a great family, they have done a fantastic job, we appreciated very much. [applause] they have gone through hell. she is suing me over banks who weren't defrauded, when she should be focusing on violent crime driving people out of the state. this is a persecution, not an investigation. she has put our family through hell. it has cost hundreds of millions of dollars to defend. but our heads are held very high. they want to settle the case but i want no part of that. so here we are now. [applause] it is where we were today, in a city that was so gracious four or five years ago. but now we are there, spent time there today, as you possibly read. with a local, failed district attorney, charging a former president of the united states for the first time in history, on a basis that every single pundit and legal analyst said, there is no case. they kept saying, there is no case. [applause] virtually everyone. it's far worse than that because he knew there was no case. that is why last

jaime: a dos condenas de cÁrcel de por vida cada una fueron sentenciados heather barron, madre del pequeÑouacil, y una zonas despuÉs declarado muerto en el hospital donde fue atendido de emergencia. anthony era un niÑo indefenso que dependÍa de los acusados para sus necesidades de apoyo emocional, pero en cambio fue torturado y asesinado por ellos. >> yo estoy quebrada, pero siento un alivio de saber que por fin tenemos la justicia que nuestro niÑo se merece. reportero: antes de la sentencia ella escuchÓ sin inmutarse los testimonios de una decena de familiares, incluyendo a su hija, su prima marÍa, y varios sobrinos que le reclamaron no haber evitado la muerte de anthony, y pidieron al juez que le impusiera el mÁximo castigo a la pareja de convictos. >> porque como madre le fallaste a tu hijo. jaime: por su parte leiva pidiÓ hacer uso de la palabra, pero despuÉs decidiÓ no hacerlo, continuamente hablaba con su defensor. >> y lo que tuvo que pasar anthony, todavÍa no puedo hacerme la idea de aceptar que realmente no estÁ conmigo ahorita. jaime: al final los abogados defensores de los dos c

and ivanka and barron will be great someday. he is tall. and he is smart. i have a great family, they have done a fantastic job, we appreciated very much. [applause] they have gone through hell. she is suing me over banks who weren't defrauded, when she should be focusing on violent crime driving people out of the state. this is a persecution, not an investigation. she has put our family through hell. it has cost hundreds of millions of dollars to defend. but our heads are held very high. they want to settle the case but i want no part of that. so here we are now. [applause] it is where we were today, in a city that was so gracious four or five years ago. but now we are there, spent time there today, as you possibly read. with a local, failed district attorney, charging a former president of the united states for the first time in history, on a basis that every single pundit and legal analyst said, there is no case. they kept saying, there is no case. [applause] virtually everyone. it's far worse than that because he knew there was no case. that is why last

amna: that is our white house correspondent lorber on lopez, reporting for us -- laura barron-lopez,ting for us tonight. thank you. laura: thank you. geoff: for more on biden's reelection effort, we're joined by two democratic party strategists. jim messina, who ran barack obama's winning reelection campaign in 2012 and is the ceo of the messina group. and celinda lake, the president of lake research partners and a pollster who worked with joe biden's campaign in 2020. it is great to have the both of you with us. president biden's announcement video suggests he will run less on his record in office, and more against what he perceives as republican mag extremism. is that enough to counter voters concerns about his age? there is this nbc news poll that asks the question, should joe biden run for office? 70% of all the respondents said no. that number among democrats stands at 51%. celinda: let me say first of all, i think that is the most foolish polling question out there. a lot of people that say no want to protect him from what they think is a hard road ahead. if age is the worst th

laura barron-lopez, thank you. stephanie: i'm step xi would newshour west.re the days headlines. the death toll has reached at least 32 in an onslaught of tornadoes that struck the south, midwest and the mid-atlantic over the weekend. aerials from little rock damage arkansas show the wide extent of the damage from a friday night storm. tornadoes destroyed homes and businesses in 11 states as far east as delaware. a federal judge efforts to halt work on the willow oil project in alaska. today's ruling allows construction for drilling on the states north slope to continue our legal challenges by tribal and environmental groups are result. last month the biden administration approved the project. white had officials say they oppose an opec plan to cut oil production by more than a merrill bear -- million barrels a day beginning in may. the price of oil spiked 5.5 percent today after saudi arabia and other producers announced the move. pentagon officials say they're still analyzing whether a chinese spy balloon sent intelligence back to beijing in early february

geoff: laura barron-lopez with the latest from the white house. laura, thanks so much.: thank you. ♪ amna: our other lead story tonight: clashes between israeli police and palestinians at a jerusalem holy site have spilled over into lebanon. the israeli military says hamas or islamic jihad militants in lebanon fired 34 rockets into northern israel today. trails of white smoke from those rockets streaked over the city of nahariya. the israeli said they shot down 25 of the rockets, but at least two people were wounded in the barrage. late tonight, the israelis began airstrikes against tgets in gaza. a short time later, sirens sounded in israeli towns near gaza, indicating new rocket attacks. to get an update on the latest, we're joined now by ronen bergman in tel aviv. he's a staff writer for "the new york times magazine" and author of "rise and kill first: the secret history of israel's targeted assassinations.” ronen, welcome. and thanks for joining us. just bring us up to speed on the latest that we have seen about those israeli airstrikes, and now it seems like retali

i didn't see the "barron's" piece.eah, well i think the economy is holding up incredibly well, highly resilient despite all of the slings and arrows everything else thrown at it. premature to conclude what kind of damage the banking crisis will cause. i'm sure we see tightening up of bank lending standards, businesses to invest, consumers to spend, will slow the economy. at this point it feels like the damage should be manageable, digestible, weren't push the economy into recession. that is something to watch. i think with reasonably good policy making here by the fed, talk about what that means in some, a little bit of luck, neil. we just got to get through this without getting nailed by something more significant. i think we have a fighting shot to get through this without experiencing recession, the economy does have couple things, a few things going for it that are certainly providing a lot of resilience. that is very encouraging. neil: yeah. you know wondering this debt ceiling thing, we always take it to the brea

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