it has been holding up well, becky.think, for folks trying to understand what is going on and how much of that is suggesting the risk on situation. do we get through the ftx of it all or did something else happen we will keep our eyes on that. >>> we have earnings that are crossing the wire right now from general motors phil lebeau, what do you got >> andrew, this is a beat on the top and bottom line. a beat by a margin $2.12 a share in the fourth quarter. the consensus was or estimate was $1.69. highest on wall street was for $1.80. they blew past that. revenue above expectation coming in at $43.11 billion $3 billion better than the estimate on the street the metrics within the metrics in the fourth quarter, auto free cash flow down 20% from the fourth quarter the ebita adjusted margin is a little below q4 of 2021. the north america adjusted which is what laanalysts are focused is up compared to the same quarter in 2021. the guidance will get a lot of attention and shares moving higher pre-market. net income for 2023 o

becky?sector now in contraction. the fed is still talking as hawkish as ever. steve leishman joins us right now with a look at whether the fed is paying attention to the data and what we should think about it all hey, steve >> hey, becky. the fed is supposed to be listening to the data, being data-dependent, but it's sounding tone deaf these days. inflation slowed, but the fed remains as hawkish as ever focused on the inflation risk, not the economic risk. rafael bostic telling us there's more work to do. esther george told us that the 5% rate should go well into 2024 barken said the inflation fight i isn't over the ism services contracted. wage growth slows. five-month analyzed inflation is running around 2.5%. to be sure the unemployment rate did fall by 0.2. here's how the market reacted to all that data on friday. the two-year fell in two steps, in the jobs number and ism services a sign that it sees the inflation and the economic weakness that's out there. you couldn't see that kind of

>> yes and good morning, becky.e how much upward bias the reported cpi is the shelter bart of the cpi, which is the biggest single part, over 40% of the core index for the last three months, it is averaged plus .7% in the feds because they use lag data. but if you use k-schiller, and housing data and the federal housing authority data, if you use the zillow rental index, if you use the apartment list rental index, they're all down .7% per month. and so, but you have is an upward distortion, just like in 2020, 2021, you had a big downward distortion in how much inflation we actually had much more than the fed and the government reported. we are actually having much less today. you really should be subtracting about .3 or .4 off the inflation, which is expected to be down .1%, but actually even the core, now it is expected to be up .3% because i think we're going to see another plus .6 and plus .7 index shelder and that will be in that index for almost a year so by looking at the lag way the fed looks at housing, it i

got becky's father, a convert to the work.cated engineer who lived in salt lake city and designed for the space shuttle. in public, he was very successful. but in private? in private, he was fully aware that polygamy was illegal so he did all he could for his huge and growing family, to keep it a secret. >> my father had 25 children in total. 9 from his first wife, 14 from a second wife and 2 from his third. >> did you feel different? >> they told us that we were different from the rest of the world. >> your parents did? >> yes. and they told us that we needed to be more obedient because we had this higher way of life. and so, they just created a tremendous gap between us versus them. and terrified us of the outside world. >> there was a reason for that primal fear. very deep, and an forgotten in the dna of the flds. the raid. it was july 26th, 1953. the governor of arizona ordered the arrest of this man in short creek. and more than 250 children were carted away. some of those families were not reunited for years. rebecca, li

but i don't think all is gloom and doom, becky.-- i think the consumer has been very resilient. that speaks to the jobs and wages and actually we're seeing lower input costs which is very positive and currency is kind of tamed itself and overnight, we just got some really interesting china data. so luxury travel spend is on the rise it's picking up. macau averaged daily rates are closer to 2019 levels so we've seen a pick up in macau as well. and we're seeing china pause spend and investment on semiconductor companies in their country. that benefits our semiconductor companies, right the u.s. companies so you have a china situation that is changing and that could also act as a tail wind for 2023 that i don't think a lot of people believe and i don't think a lot of people are giving any kind of credit so, yes, we're going to have headwinds on demand, but i think there are some things on the positive side that i'm looking towards because everybody is actually on the negative side. >> yeah, let me throw a new theory out on you. yester

where is becky? [applause] thank you, becky. and i want to thank representative tom welch for bringing legislation to provide montana homeowners with meaningful property tax relief. thank you, tom. [applause] while the state receives only a small fraction of property taxes, we believe montanans deserve substantial property tax relief. like the retired couple in the flathead who, because they can't afford their rising property taxes, are thinking about selling the home they raised their kids in. we must provide them significant property tax relief so they can stay in their home and community. we must also make it easier for small business owners, family farmers, and family ranchers to thrive by further reforming the business equipment tax. [applause] for too long, owning the equipment needed to operate has come with a heavy, and unnecessary, tax burden. that's why we tripled the business equipment tax exemption in 2021. and it's why we're working with the legislature this year, to raise the business equipment tax exemption to $1

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. take a look at u.s./2 hours before the market is set to open. let's show you where things are set to stand the dow is down, off 3 1/2 points there s&p 500, off about 4, 4 1/2, 5 points show you treasury yields take a look at the ten-year note it's sitting at 3.501. the two year down. the energy complex, when you look at oil right now, you're looking at wti crude and that is sitting at $82.28. and finally crypto and bitcoin, specifically, if that's a signal of anything, maybe it is, maybe it isn't bitcoin is sitting at almost $23,000, guys. 22, 22 22 22,916 it's been holding above that level. we'll see whether the crypto bulls are right or jamie dimon. >> i want to get -- it matters for more than just bitcoin they were all headed to support, all assets really bonds. across the boards, equities. bitcoin maybe 14,000 was still indicated, unless, there was some positive things happening now, is this positive? does it mean it's headed back down or does it mean that it's broken out of some of the -- and if it

lots to discuss here, becky.he top and the bottom line for boeing i'll end it back to you. >> thank you very much we will see you in just a little bit. >>> still to come this morning, former secretary of state mike pompeo will join us in an interview you don't want to miss we'll talk about everything from the ukraine war to tiktok and his time in the white house. >>> a quick check on the futures. the picture is worsening can attribute some of this to the boeing miss. down by 236 points that's down another 50 points or so nasdaq is still down 145 points. the s&p still down by 33 "squawk box" will be right back. girls... the chess club has gained an edge on our bake sales. we need more ways of connecting with customers, fast. i know some consultants with great ideas. can they help us improve our digital experience? absolutely. they've invested over $2 billion in tech. that could really help us manage inventory. and save us a ton of dough. then let's take back our market share. checkmate, chess heads. girls, i said

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen, andrew is off today.are down about 12 points s&p futures up by about 1 and the nasdaq up by about 17 points if you've been watching what has been happening with the treasury yields, we've seen continued pressure, after the fed minutes suggesting that the fed would still keep rates higher for longer markets not really buying it the 10 year at 6.89% wti is coming off the worst day in more than three months. yesterday brent crude has the worst day in close to four months and this morning up by 2% you have wti back at $74.38. and layoffs at amazon will be larger than the company said last year. the ceo andy jassy saying in a note to staff that 18,000 jobs will be cut. reports last year put that number at closer to 10,000 jobs. jassy said that amazon typically lets workers know about layoffs before going public to the news but someone leaked the layoffs and amazon said they will impact human resources, the newer cuts and the older were more of the moon shot things, they will begin on january 18th. >>> and tesl

we have ylan mui with more >> reporter: good morning, becky.rst day in session, the priority for the house republican majority was to slash funding for the irs. the gop bill would cut $70 billion from the agent sir money to go to operations and fi hiring more workers. this bill passed 221-210 along party lines. democrats vowed to defend the dollars. >> majority of americans, 85%, follow the law and pay taxes the last thing they need is more irs agents knocking on doors to conduct audits >> reporter: democrats vow to defend the dollars janet yellen said enforcement would be high-income households. the irs audits fewer millionaires than a decade ago resulting in billions of lost revenue. the congressional budget office said this would add $114 billion to the deficit in the next decade this bill is dead on arrival in the senate where democrats are in control president biden warned he would veto if it did land on his desk. it was a taste of the partisan politics for the next two years. the republicans are clear they are ready for a fight. back to y

>> well, they don't catch up right away, becky.they don't operate the complete schedule that's just the nature because if you have an aircraft or a crew that are expected to be in a particular location, let's say, by 10 a.m. eastern time, well, they're not going to be there and obviously that plane is not going to be at its destination so this is what the airlines are doing right now, they are going with their network operators and they're saying, okay, how do we modify this schedule? you can't make any final decisions until the faa says, yes, we have rebooted the system, it is good to go now we think that may happen by 9 a.m. the faa has indicated some of the work has already taken place, but that doesn't mean the system is up and working at this point the faa is saying to airlines, we think 9 a.m. we'd like you to hold off on your flights and that's what we're going to be waiting on, becky. >> phil, can i ask one final question about who pays? who pays for all of the delays historically, there are rules about paying folks if this

good morning. >> becky, here's what we have.mes in at $1.10 adjusted now it's unclear if that is the kind of number that we're going to compare to analyst estimates right now. we have some numbers here of $1.16. we're not sure if that's gap earning, accounting principle and whatnot. if you take a look at the overall earnings revenue picture, it is looking like $18.01 billion that is a slight beat on a consensus basis for $17.9 billion. this is a -- unclear if it's a beat or not. the revenues are certainly a beat for citigroup as we take a look at the results elsewhere, the profit's up $1.16. we're looking whether they're comp comparable, whether that will been issue the revenue clear. 16% higher than the same point last year. total revenues at $9.2 billion year on year now within that there's obviously a focus on some of these money center banks like citi within institutional, sales and trading gained roughly 18% to $3.9 billion now like bank of america earlier this morning, results driven in large part by a 31% gain be in fixed

good morning there, becky. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, coach becky is here.etes it can be that one little thing that limits your performance. enter hair bands which should solve the problem. but are all types of hair bands equally effective? passing, crossing, heading, but how can you score the winning goal when your hair is in your eyes. we asked the division 1 california women's soccer team to help us wrap our heads around which headbands are the most effective with the least hassle. >> you guys ever wear headbands when you play? >> yeah, i do. >> do they stay put? >> no. they just fly off my head after a few minutes of playing. it's hard to find a good one. >> reporter: we picked four types, the drugstore narrow version costing over a dollar, the wide one for $3.25 and one for $12 and this adjustable one called the tread for $18 and guarantees it will not slip. donning my chinos and equipped with a clipboard i am the team statistician keeping detailed information to see how the headbands perform. right away i notice multiple headbands sliding off and then

becky, you see other issues being raised inflation on top of the agenda the last several months. now funding for small businesses is an issue. as you can imagine as interest rates are going up, credit costs are going up we have helped clients to access assistance with the employee retention tax credit that is critical they get the support while the fed is raising rates. >> john, i thank you for your time good to see you. >> good to see you happy new year >> you, too. llercoming up, frank luntz, the post, will talk about the speaker race in washington today. "squawk box" will be right back. >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliab

becky worley joins us with the potential benefits of using one. good morning, becky.es using one of these. college kids are praising them online. millennials and gen-z professionals are trying them out making flip phones the ultimate statement on mental health. the hbo series "hacks" shows a millennial in search of a new phone. >> so like an upgrade? >> no, downgrade. i just need a phone that doesn't have access to email, internet, social media, just like a dumb phone, basically like a brick. >> reporter: like a flip phone. it's a new way to unplug from smartphones and make life simpler and it's trending big time. this college student shared online how she switched to a flip phone part time. >> we realize that every single problem we have on a night out, everything that leads to us crying and having a bad time stems from our phone. >> this shows gen-z understands the impact technology is having on their lives and known having grown up in the time of smartphones and social media hasn't been good for their mental hlth. >> reporter: a 23-year-old news reporter experience

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. >> gone but definitely not forgotten, according to becky mass, denise's friend and co-worker. >> shelike a woman would love your life partner, your soul mate. >> the official death certificate said mike drowned while duck hunting. but for mike's family and friends, doubts started creeping in, spurred on by little things that just didn't add up. like those waders found six months after mike disappeared. they looked almost pristine. >> no. huh-uh. something is wrong here. >> staged? >> i thought staged because i know that anything left in a lake for any period of time is gonna have algae on it. >> speculation gave way to suspicion. could mike's disappearance be the result of foul play? enter the wild card, the squeakiest of squeaky wheels, mike williams'mother. who simply was not buying the official story that mike, an experienced outdoorsman, had an accident on that lake. >> mike is not in lake seminole. he did not drown. he did not get eaten by alligators. >> some called cheryl williams, with her pigtails, eccentric, even crazy. but she demanded answers, appealing first to the media.

. >> good morning, becky after a surprisingly strong second half of 2022, u.s. gdp growth is set to slow to a crawl and turn negative for one quarter this year amid slowly declining inflation that nevertheless is above the fed target the forecast gdp growth on thursday of 2.6% it is above trend. the only good news we have here is don't get used to it. the forecast sees growth barely above zero for the next four quarters it falls below zero in the second quarter only a yearly basis forecast is three lack luster years in a row. gdp growth at 1.4% in 2022 is a half percent this year and bounce back in 2024 as the u.s. economy slow was the fed rate hikes and doesn't regain much in 2024 the fed seems slowly to be achieving the goal of 2% inflation with the core pce index dropping from 5% in 2022 to just above 2% next year several fed officials have said they don't see 2% inflation until 2025 as for recession, well, it is almost academic at this point. the numbers are so close to zero and you could imagine the breeze from the single the lousy data point tips the econo

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the permanent monitoring stresses students and parents this government school in delhi, becky, one of the 1st schools to install cctv cameras in his class rooms in public areas. every day, hundreds of students here are constantly under surveillance. with each moment up did bid being phoned from the come put off his office principal rockridge. the yog can monitor every thing happening at his school. he says that camera footage allows him to quickly tackle problems like bullying at betty crime. something is there ok are a warning system. you can see there some students if they have some kind of from frank or something to their also this. so having the idea. okay. you are being watched, our thing is being recorded to that as to that discipline, kill st. but many of the students feel uncomfortable at being under the gaze, all the almost $200.00 cameras in the building. even though the cam, i think no student would want to be watched by cameras in the classroom. and i'm sure if you were a student, you would want that either. so far, cameras have been installed in or 500 schools across the

people have increasingly been targeted over their support of a g. hardest insurgency in becky nasa. iran has marked the 3rd anniversary of the death of the top general killed by a u. s. joins drunk in iraq. the regime has bound to take revenge for the death of cas thompson, money. but anti government protesters have set fire to billboards carrying his picture. ex crypto, both fam, bank, me and freed has left court after pleading not guilty to us criminal fraud charges, a 30 year old form, a digital currency billionaire, accused of cheating investors and losing customer customer deposits on his trip to currency trading platform. s t a arab leaders have condemned a visit by israel's new far right. national security minister to one of jerusalem's most controversial religious science, the temple mounds which is known to palestinians as the noble sanctuary. they say it's a mob been give their presence. there is deliberate provocation. whitehouse also warns the visit could spark violence just days after being sworn in as israel's national security minister is a marvin copier has visited one of

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i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen.as we speak let's show u.s. equity futures at this hour a lot of this is going to move around before we open. right now the dow would open dow 16 points, the s&p up eight points you're looking at the ten-year note standing at 3.484, the two year at 4.148. and then oil, you're looking at the wti right now at 80. and bitcoin under $23,000. 22,990 but right now some big news out of our parent company. >> the parent of nbc, cnbc, universal theme parks, all that, out with results the company recording record revenue and adjusted ebitda for the full year. now we would never talk full year, but so for the quarter, let's get to the actual numbers we need. for the quarter, adjusted eps came in at 82 cents per share. that's a nickel above. revenue of $30.55 billion just topping estimates of 30.32 billion. the company also increasing its dividend for the 15th consecutive year to $1.16 a share. you can see the knee-jerk reaction is down about 1%. there are -- as there always are, myriad metrics wh

is riley army engineers building becky plates on the door and windows, their ceiling off the family home of the man they hold responsible for the attack outside a judas to them cynical. on friday it's one of several measures of proof, but it's strength. government after 2 thick 5th shootings in disputed 80th of east jerusalem. and hope will soon good employ forces we increased force as little and we do it in different arenas, not all we will seal and destroy terrorists houses in an expedited procedure. so in order to hold those accountable, who supported with terrorism from it's more wanting somebody to more legitimately attack, follow a deadly is diluted in the occupied with back on thursday, 9, bellis tinian for killed israel. faith the operation was targeting belts, tinian militants, the palestine. the property in the fest bank has responded by announcing it, but hoyt oil security corporation, which is tre. janice sammy, so call is in jerusalem. he told us how the israeli public is receiving netanyahu's tough new security measures introduce in response to the violence in the last few

on north korea where kim jong-un has called for an expediential increase in the nuclear arsenal and becky anderson sits down with football reg end wayne rooney to talk about his career. the new year and sushi. first, elizabeth cohen looks at how close the world is to breakthroughs and treating serious illnesses including alzheimer's disease. >> a pipeline of new drugs might -- might provide some hope and relief to people suffering from certain medical conditions as early as 2023. one of the most anticipated new products is a drug which doesn't cure alzheimer's but clinical trials show it appears to slow the pro guess of the disease by 27%. doctors say that could give patients a longer quality of life but there are concern over possible side effects like brain swelling and bleeding. >> the people will remain stable at their current level of function for a longer period of time. maybe six months, up to 12 months, and for people who are planning their life and dealing with day-to-day activities, this could be a very meaningful postponement of the deterioration of the disease. >> another poss

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how does a virus cause a syndrome it ah, in the 19 nineties and becky had argued against the science and was deeply skeptical of anti retroviral drugs. well enough again, his argument was that h r v was part of a continuing conspiracy against africans. treatment of aids was declared, dear, impossible, of impractical and not cost effective. dod. i'm blue head on deep the nihilism and blame. he was so adamant about her toxic intervals were that it almost seemed that he would do anything in his power never to allow them to be used in south africa, yet more to than have been infected with h of in south africa over this today. conference then will be infected in other, the united kingdom or the us in the whole of this year. and i think that's an important and frustration was running high because richer nations had a access to the new drugs developed to treat h r v. but not south africa, not unless you had lots of money. that is for most of us, h r v infection was a death sentence. we had to fight medical schools really hard around the exclusion that they had about which person was conside

becky, tried to deny the existence of treatment action campaign put up the entire miserable effect of a tri county space. it is devastating families and community or wyoming and getting health care services and robin school. oh, both your dental and vision. in the course of a few years, the treatment action campaign i did by former president nelson mandela, ensure that the she was firmly placed on the international agenda. as the lead is of the global health response president george bush onset by championing their charitable efforts for doctrine rural south africa describes his frustration. he says, we have no medicines, many hospitals tell people you've got age. we can't help you go home and die in an age or miraculous medicines. no person should have to hear those words. the programs be hated by don't to and to me found she it benefited from the decision one of the major companies to drop that peyton's voluntarily this led to drugs being made available at a fraction of the price. but just for the developing world, for millions around the globe, the aid came to late. in south africa

it wasn't a bad thought, i thought becky, i want to take it slow at 1st. the snow plow technique will check and up again. lena's, this technique looks a bit more elegant. lucas shower her, faked where's the applause lino c annoyed? now parent comes proud called 1st when it gets a little steeper, i have to put in a lot of effort and i'm glad when i make it down safely. pedal lenise. what do you say? what great would you give me for today? to me again for the northern talk for you than i thought for today i give you a b, you did very well, and that was a tough star. i really, i'm really good how to start. thank you. or if you are a benevolent teacher i've, i've that resume until next time, when i'm not till next time. ah, i found this exhausting while the others make it look so easy. to me as a beginner fear and fun is pretty close to each other. but this is what makes it challenging. anyway, i won't be the king of love today. ah, you cannot only go skiing here. you also have a great view. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, my next stop takes me away from the slopes t

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did he see me or becky cheslax, dean wadell. ok. because when you wrote a lot a lot of what's going on because if you go this is a wound wound. it shows you weird. dumber you've cousin lumen. yes. oh ah, we'll jump julius breton blaming at this knife loyal against lucy. bye. if he got badge a little dash with that. was an iowa. somebody me because when you minus 20 but this new book is her. as i, she meant always a little bit about that you see a little they end up loving it that it beats suited some of the july nevada. yes. that was just the school that spoke with lloyd suzanne, the got the idea would be you just put that on his mother's level. was more subtle with that with your us just to please just by the j thumbs. thought the mitchell as a lot of us got us where we visual a coil, boy offices with them for some reason. my name is david or wait a minute here. no. yeah, we're good about the wait july 3rd, school williams. the might that i want to pursue that someone say some day to school in dc. i do, i me and you said, then you

35 edition, con sebastian yatra encabezando la lista con cinco nominaciones, seguido con bad bunny, beckyinaciÓn, que sabemos que son sus primeras nominaciones a "premio lo nuestro", y lo hacen con todo, con tres estatuillas. >> nos encontramos aquÍ en el aeropuerto ahorita, estamos muy agradecidos por esto, la mera verdad, pensamos que Íbamos a estar aquÍ mirÁndolo en la tele, y luego estando allÍ presentes es algo increÍble, era un sueÑo para mÍ y ahora se estÁ cumpliendo. >> no sÓlo agarramos un premio, sino tres nominaciones. >> gracias. gracias. >> estamos muy agradecidos con toda la gente y el apoyo que la gente nos ha dado. borja: de verdad que nos hace mucha ilusiÓn, hemos seguido su carrera desde el principio, desde el minuto nÚmero 1. y ahora verlos conseguir todos estos sueÑos, nos hace felices. menuda manera de empezar el 2023 con estas tres nominaciones, por todo lo alto. quÉ vamos a poder esperar de ustedes en este aÑo que reciÉn estÁ empezando? >> [ininteligible] ya se vienen nuevas canciones. vamos a lanzar un Álbum este aÑo, porque ya se lo debemos a la gente. borja: arma

always it was fun, surname, our karpinchik, but in a village style we are called becky lena dikova, and this one from the hills, like a mountain, and it’s called a wild mountain. and now, without departing from tradition. we are going and still on this wild sunday of august. we gather from all over belarus wherever a person is, no matter how old he is, especially in old age he is drawn to where to breathe fresh air in his small homeland. i already live in a different place. but when i come here it seems that the air is completely different, i breathe differently when i come. i inhale this air he betrays some kind of force, memories of some kind of childhood. well, somehow you make her even healthier. and here we are going here in large companies. last year, there were 150 people, and you can imagine that somehow without thinking they came, well, 82 years old, the oldest person can be the smallest and there was not even a year about great-grandchildren. and here is the situation, the chairmen and the village council came, there is the sec, uh, solemn uh, there are a lot of people and har

becky is off today we have a lot going on for this friday with the boys three and a half hours before the market is set to open. we would open lower 11 points lower. s&p off 10 points. we should mention the dow is up five straight sessions s&p and nasdaq snapped two-day skids. nasdaq on the pace to finish the week higher. if things stay this way, maybe not. >>> look at treasury yields. the 10-year treasury and 2-year treasury right now, 3.548 on the 10-year treasury the 2-year treasury at 4.213 when we think about the energy and price of oil, look at this we are looking at wti crude sitting over $82.10. >>> another big morning for data and earnings the markets get a read on the consumer with the personal income and spending report for december income expected to rise slightly and spending expected to decline. the inflation report that the fed likes to watch personal expenses and price index will be released year over year core prices are expected to rise by 4.4% only a slight increase is expected on month over month >>> chevron jumping more than 4% yesterday on news the company is lau

that frustration, disbelief, resignation shall cuz last, last match day was a heavy blow. relegation becky so they needed a reaction at home to our b like take like take we're coming off the back of an admirable draw against fire intent on continuing their title assault. not exactly an ideal opponent for a flailing chalka. and the red bulls were indeed ready for a rampage. county silva was given time to pick his spot. 7 minutes on the clock and saw to coach thomas nice was let gob smacked at the lax defending ah. blood sick were dragging their opponents around the pitch with these many men hensley was the next to find ample space to nil and shall cause fateful. didn't exactly look surprised halftime just couldn't come quickly enough the defending kept getting worse, though silva strode forward again to make it 3 mill on 44 minutes shawl to looked simply incapable of stopping the assault. and there was time for a 4th before the break team about a joining in on the fun, his 10 sold and 18 game since returning to like take from chelsea. shawl to fans, we're not in a talkative mood manga when

that was becky some parts they bought the off chance. have couple of local and if it saves in yeah, it's very simple to ship like get stuff with buddy 2100 about 40 percent of the planet population will live in africa or oh, ah, need to come to russian state. little never. i've side as i'm phoning northland scheme div, asking him then i'll send send up for me within the 55 when. okay, so mine is group i'm speaking with will van in the european union? the kremlin? yup. machine. the state aren't russia today and split our t sport neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with me for places which a form of a tens of thousands of years can give us important information into our climate and how it has changed over time. and what a scary is our glaciers are melting at an alarming rate to learn more. we came here to now to help us to speak to victor papa. he has a gracie ologist who has devoted his entire life to the topic. it is a fascinating at times dangerous and very important job. a city let things go cool. schools. like

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david were becky manufacturers bunkers for american customers. and for german distributors like the berlin based company b. s. s. d sales have risen dramatically since the start of the war and ukraine. oh yeah, i was off my death, but it's who go for we've also noticed it with the number of visitors to our website. we used to have about a 100 visitors a day and, and suddenly it was 10000 a day. you can imagine what kind of potential was represented. but then we thought a, well, the wall might go on for relatively long time, and then the over and then interest will wayne again and oh, just the opposite of our guns and getting tired. they offer bunkers in different sizes, including a medium sized one, or a small panic room for $15000.00 euros. his room is just for half an hour. so that's why we are that police alarm with your security. where when there is something happening, you just close your family and you just press the button and you just wait a at the moment workers here are producing several bunkers. orders are coming from affluent individu

becky then is actually typically japanese, but top french chef maury. soco is turning it into an international dish with influences from all over the world. he wants to bring new taste experiences to french cuisine with dr. joe, we have something here that is part japanese, part african almost for example, of course, with homeless. so with chick piece it brings to mind the middle east. did i want to go on a cullen airy journey from one bite to another? we quickly go from asia to the middle east to africa. that's what i'm trying to do here. and sandra pay since june 2020 to maurice seco has been busy in santo pay to the city on the french co dazzle is known as a playground for the rich and famous here. the shove has opened his 2nd restaurant in cooperation with luxury brand levy talk, but i didn't know mike was in, is largely influenced by my background and my passion. i bring it all together to create something unique in french cuisine. and i get these especially include japanese and african influences which characterize the meals at his restaurants. maury, suckle grew up with his parents of m