becky? >> that's right.e ways and means committee ranking member richard neal joining us here in washington to talk about the president's tax policy and much more. this is a special edition of "squawk box" live in davos, switzerland, and washington, d.c., and we'll be right back. oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow. for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade. plus, mud flaps and bumpstep for the exterior. impactliner, with shock absorbing rings, safeguards your truck bed from costly damage. order american made products at wt.com surf's up! dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm, so you can manage your diabetes with confidence. ♪♪ >>> it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast and you're w

>> becky's got a question back in new york. becky. >> hi, becky. happy new year. >> hey, larry. year. good to see you. i'd like you. i'd like to hear a little bit more about this. that's not your base case. i assume this this higher inflationary situation and higher interest rates. what do you think the fed does? first of all, how likely of a scenario is it that we see that higher inflationary issues. and second of all, what do you think the fed does. because we've got another fomc meeting next week. do you think they're going to be sidelined for a while. just waiting to see what the impact of the new administration's policies are, or how do you kind of figure this out from the market perspective? >> well, a i don't think the federal reserve spends any time focusing on what policy issues are going to be affecting the future. i think they're going to be focusing on the data at the moment, and the data at the moment is fine. you know, whether they're going to ease one more time or pause. i do not see any scenario in the short run that the federal reserve is going to reverse course

they said they were _ becky woodford. that's right. they said they were helpfully _ becky woodford.by eyewitness and people in the friendship group who gave their pre—recorded evidence during the trial but the interesting thing about that they were able to pick up the movements of hassan sentamu after he attacked and killed her and they trawled through hours of cctv footage. the kildunne starter at about half past eight on september the 27th 2023 and within ten minutes he was seen disposing of two pairs of gloves and a mask into a public being and then a short time after putting a knife into a front garden. they were able to monitor this on cctv and create a timeline and within less than 90 minutes they arrested him, and as you can see from the report i put together, you can see the moment he is arrested, his body language the officer says and what they were able to put together in the investigation. irate together in the investigation. we can hear from dci woodford about what it was like to conduct the interview with hassan sentamu. the interactions — interview with hassan sentamu.

he was charged with becky's murder. >> they were going after the death penalty or nothing. and the jury said, we don't have enough to go with death. >> and the case falls apart. >> and he goes to prison for a short period of time. >> now, two wives and two suspicious deaths later, investigators realized they weren't dealing with your average black widower. >> i think he's a monster. >> oh, yeah. there's no doubt in my mind he's a serial killer. >> when we come back, law enforcement tries to catch thomas randolph a second time, and this time make it stick. >> very rarely do you get a true sociopath and a psychopath. and that's exactly what he is. >> an unrecognizable randolph stands trial. >> be the jury. in the above entitled case, find the defendant, thomas william randolph, as follows. >> that's next. >> with kids still at home and a full time job, taking care of mom was becoming a real challenge. i was so grateful to discover visiting angel's mom's visiting. angel helps her shower and dress, and she keeps an eye on mom's alzheimer's. and our care manager gives me regular

and becky, we miss you, becky. >> we miss becky. we miss joe.appening here. i know you've been here since monday. i was saying before you came on you've been part of inaugural weekend. i know you weren't at the inauguration. you did the we call it the double dip. you went to both. what do you make of the reaction what's happening in the u.s. and how that's going to impact the economy? >> sure. well, first of all, the u.s. economy is in pretty good shape, andrew, as we head into this new administration. but i think the thing i'm encouraged about as i talk to clients and i'm finding clients are really encouraged about, it seems like -- and this is true in the u.s. and true of the administration, but i'm also hearing it in imy meetings here and talking to clients, et cetera. people are focused on growth. if we can run a more growth oriented agenda, if we can do some things that free up especially private sector investment, that is a good path for us. and i think people are optimistic, and it's not going to be a smooth, perfect path but people are o

becky with the ceo of bank of america.day, but we'll have live coverage of the inauguration of president-elect trump at 8:00 a.m. easternn bc ocn. becky will be back for that, speaking with walmart's mcmillen, walter isaacson, and others. we'll be right back. >> announcer: catch the markets on today and every day on "closing bell." ugh. i really should be retired by now. wish i'd invested when i had the chance... to the moon! unbelievable. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. it all started with a small business idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. pulling in the perfect team to get the job done. i'm just here for the internets. at&t, it's super-fast! you locked us out?! and when thrown a curveball... arrggghh! ahhhh! [crashing sounds] we had everything we needed. is the internet out? don't worry, we have at&t internet back-up. the next level network for small business. ♪♪ i sold a pillow! we have. >> markets retracing a little bit. apple still under pressure. it's been fun

becky said about the students and trying to great the pathways.can't be incumbent upon the tech coverage. i appreciate what amazon and meta and crew do. we walk alongside anybody but right now the next two to five years are going to be transformative in this space because of the speed at which ai is changing the world around us. and so being left behind is a real possibility. again, i will just close on i will work with anybody in this room but he doesn't get us are using and don't legislate from fear. legislate from opportunity. just try to make that possible. >> i want to thank all of you for sharing in this really important discussion. [applause] and i will just close by saying whether it's education, whether it's business, whether it is helping underserved communities, or legislators, lawmakers, people for developing policy. ai is here. it has been here. you can't ignore it, and ignore, and if you do you do so at your peril. so certainly let's not be left behind. let's get on top of this and see what can be done about it in your legislatures a

becky, andrew, good morning.rt things off with a few analyst calls this morning driving some of the action, especially in some do you components. we have barclays upgrading boeing. analysts are seeing momentum on production, also deliveries and cash levels as well. potential light at the end of the tunnel after a very difficult year. barclay's is also upgrading citi group from an overweight to equal weight rating. boeing up about 2%, citi group up nearly that as well. also microsoft, salesforce and snowflake are being named top picks in 2025 over at piper sandler. analysts are seeing these three vendors as best positioned to capitalize on ai trends going into 2025. microsoft up about a percent. sales force down a quarter of a percent and snowflake up 1.5%. abilityists are down grading goldman sachs. saying as capital markets recover the firm's reliance on the global banking and markets revenue limits possible potential momentum going into 2025. goldman shares just about flat in the premarket trade. head over to c

i'm becky quick.. >> i'm here. >> and andrew ross sorkin. >> thinking about introspection now. >> thinking about all kinds of words and how to say them carefully. >> hey now. >>> among today's top stories, dangerous winds are expected to build in southern california. keeping fire risks front and center for los angeles. the national weather service says that things will be particularly dangerous today with wind gusts of up to 65 miles an hour now expected. the pacific palisades fire in los angeles stands at 14% contained while the eaton fire in the northern part of the city is at 33% contained. >>> meantime, there are indications that a fight could be brewing over disaster aid. house speaker mike johnson telling reporters he thinks assistance for california should have some strings attached. but democrats have warned against that idea of conditioning aid. >>> and president biden will sign an executive order today aimed at accelerating america's ai build-out. the plan calls for the department's of defen

the move through there is the fast becky drive so nicely for the help of the population that's happening. this trip is kind of the range of scientific training as to this that we independently catching tassels and collecting data on a regular basis. or even, but this via run by the big of a different funder get new learning. it's clear there's real maris and using traditional knowledge in scientific research. scientists sometimes to get a snapshot of a brace you saw, i think what's happening. so what this is, the only thing is that longer technology brings together to knowledge systems. fucking iraq and hillagada is sorry, reminds them until recently, scientists you very little about and there's one place of extraordinary by diversity. i would never found without the body. joey, but guessing that today is proving tricky. physics dreams high may be difficult to navigate, but twice today as the wars has received, a hidden world is revealed. quite unique thoughts sprinklers, trying to figure out which the turtles allowed when the top goes out. these rock pools and these pools of what i can

becky. >> quick along. >> with mike santoli and robert frank. gentlemen good morning. >> good morning. >> good to see you guys. >> joe and andrew. >> are. >> both off today. it's friday and we're going to take a look at what's been happening with the us equity futures at this hour. you see some modest declines. dow futures off by about 70 points. nasdaq down by 30. the s&p futures off by nine. but you were talking about quite a week that we have had the s&p 500 at a record high once again. and just about every day the dow has climbed higher. yesterday was up i think more than 400 points. yes at the end of the session. >> dow outperforming yesterday. >> so s&p hit a new high. the dow is within 1 or 1.5% maybe of a new all time high. >> same with the. >> nasdaq and the nasdaq too. >> yeah i was lucky enough to be on the air with you monday to cover the inauguration. and today it's friday. and it feels like this week it feels like that was a month ago in terms of headlines. i mean, i'm going to

but then two weeks every month becky and i were apart and that was defend for all of us.d he was held up and propped,and soothed by an amazing woman. the two of them together kept the worlds because it was an amazing thing to watch from so close and be involved. i thank you for your service. ♪ ♪ >>♪ our father♪ >>♪ our father which art in heaven hallowed be thy name♪ ♪thy kingdom come, thy will be done in heaven as it is in heaven♪ ♪give us this day our daily bread, and forgive our debts as we forgive or debtors♪ ♪and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and forever, amen♪ >> let us pray. what a friend we have in jesus. all our sins and grief to bear what a privilege it is to carry everything to god in prayer. we can cast all of our tears upon theement we come today thank you you for your amazing grace and all you have done and all you will continue to do through the lives of year people. so today our father we thank you for the man of god you put on earth who was an example to us as to what yo

>> yeah, it's a great point, becky.he run-up and the anticipation, now it's about delivering. listen, the big question is, has he, you know, alienated his left-leaning consumers with his embrace of trump. at the same token, i think you're seeing in the fourth quarter a little bit of a sugar rush of people rushing to buy evs, potentially before the ev incentives could come off. i think for this year coming up, it's going to be all about introducing new models. i think you're going see them focus a lot on the affordability. the model 3 and model y, you may see lower priced versions either because they have made some improvements in the battery efficiency, the architecture or just decontenting the vehicles. at the same time, i also think, you know, you're going to see some -- they're going to have to show some progress on their autonomous driving. musk has spoken about that many many times. he introduced his cyber cab last year, and said it was going to come sometime in 2025. and as you know, he has a history of not delive

becky? >> dana, thank you so much. dana griffin, thank you for joining us and bringing us these updates and showing us what it's like there on the ground. >>> time now for the squawk planner. a few notable earnings reports, we will hear from delta airlines at about 6:30 and bring you an exclusive interview with ed bastian. also reporting constellation brands and walgreens. at 8:30 the december forecasters, expected a gain of 155,000 jobs, a step down -- not steep, that would take two e, -- from the surprising 227,000 increase in november, but roughly in line with the four-month average. the unemployment rate expected to hold steady at 4.2%. joining us kevin cummins. i haven't seen other than the proposed deregulation maybe and some business-friendly policies, i haven't seen a lot to like overall just in recent weeks, six weeks, let's say. the market action, the tone from the fed, the increased worries about sticky inflation, as well as some worries about maybe a slowdown. none of it seems great to me, kevin. are you bu

but then two weeks every month becky and i were apart and that was defend for all of us. amazing man, and he was held up and propped,and soothed by an amazing woman. the two of them together kept the worlds because it was an amazing thing to watch from so close and be involved. i thank you for your service. ♪ ♪ >>♪ our father♪ >>♪ our father which art in heaven hallowed be thy name♪ ♪thy kingdom come, thy will be done in heaven as it is in heaven♪ ♪give us this day our daily bread, and forgive our debts as we forgive or debtors♪ ♪and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and forever, amen♪ >> let us pray. what a friend we have in jesus. all our sins and grief to bear what a privilege it is to carry everything to god in prayer. we can cast all of our tears upon theement we come today thank you you for your amazing grace and all you have done and all you will continue to do through the lives of year people. so today our father we thank you for the man of god you put on earth who was an example to

becky: really not at the top.f you think about the labor, it is a lot of jobs that were historically not tracked in bls indicators. i do think it will cause a tightness of the labor market to get tighter today and that is something we have to keep an eye on, what happens to wages and flexibility. i do think we will see a tighter labor market if the immigration reform but the challenges that we will start deporting people, if that happens. lisa: this is a question, how tight the labor market is when some people were talking about a weakening u.s. labor market. are you saying that the tightness is still there and that a little bit of distortion from immigration could cause wage pressers to dust pressures to a rise of new -- arise anew? becky: we have held unemployment study and workforce participation study. and we have not overheated at numbers that traditional economics would be overheating. second, any pivot, boomers retiring, any loss of participation will be a talent with skills assessment and the fact that we

thanks, becky. bye bye bye. >> okay.oming up, some key members of president trump's cabinet sworn in over the weekend. we'll bring you details after the break. plus, we're going to take a closer look at today's sell off. here are the worst pre market performers in the s&p 500 right now. the technology sector just getting crushed nvidia down. by the way 12% is a deep seat has emerged as potentially at least at this moment the most efficient open source version of ai. and raising some big questions, profound questions about spending. >> energy. >> the energy complex, the chips, the mag seven, all of it. and of course, as we mentioned earlier, bitcoin and everything else getting hit. we're going to else getting hit. we're going to talk all about it. ♪ empower ♪ so handsome. oh, i can't buy this. hang on there. actually, you can. your empower investment account has performed well. and this whole off-white-ish cantaloupe thingy is really working for you. so... so...? so... (♪♪) hot to trot! nobody says that, what? get good at

becky, we will take it. it is a good number.flation was going to get out of control. this says, all right, the fed can be on hold. we don't have to talk about this thing joe likes to talk about, the idea of hiking rates. >> we are looking at the 10 year falling below. >> and while you talk to your other guests, i will update the probability and how that has changed. >> i would say, the dow is indicated to open up 600 points, that is going tick by tick with the treasury, you focus on the treasury market on fixed income. what do you think of what we just heard? is this the right reaction, based on these numbers? >> absolutely. i think we are in the danger zone. as the tenure got closer to 75, i think it is a danger zone for the economy, because there are intersecting sectors in the housing market, look at other intersected models. cost of capital that high you will get more disclosure, have more impact on multiples. i think this is a good number, a sigh of relief for the bond market as well as the equity market. risk factors in ge

>> good morning, becky.y to balance the respecting of all different iews across the spectrum versus trying to remove some of the pernicious content. i think we will see how the changes play out. i think this is a journey that they and others will constantly make tweaks and adjustments. i think the most important thing if we step back is are they able to generate value for users on one side and value for the advertisers on the other. so, looking ahead as they make some changes here, if we see, for example, the level of pernicious content and hate speech picks up meaningfully and advertising pulls back, i expect course corrections. i think we're in a new phase here to zuckerberg's comments with the change in the administration here, i think meta is responding and trying to look at things a little bit differently. it will take time though. >> is -- look, this is a work in progress trying to find out and look at it as a social experiment and probably always has been with facebook even before meta platforms. it's

becky. i look tend to get thing is, is down the left hand to get the in. is it a multi what a some get a musket i live in my. so are the answer to this. i need to know this, but it's the main thing i guess. and we just see the scene of the model and go from here on the face of the racing. the damage close to the precious cross. lots of chile is being revised with one of the world's biggest advert conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic of the pedagogy and so if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is, then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no stress. and that's why you know i, for 3 wilding patagonia on, i'll just say era. there is no channel that covers the world, like we do the scale of this campus, like nothing ever asked us to help. but we want to know, how does these things affect people? we revisit please state, even when there are no international headline. houses are really invested in that and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the, [000:00:00;00] the o'clock, this isn't news on life in the coming up

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becky, this is just a moment for reflection.ent, so many of our lives are dominated by the president who was in office at different stages of our lives. one of my first memories of all- time was the 1976 presidential election. i was 4 years old, and i can still remember the election that day, walking the two blocks from my parents' house in philadelphia to the fire station just down the road. my parents casting their ballots and just being so excited to go to the fire station that day, because the firemen always said hello to me when i passed by, and being bewildered that there are all of these voting machines in there with curtains and all the things going on behind the scenes. just the child's eye view into the national drama that was playing out that i was largely unaware of, or entirely unaware of. that gives you a sense of how long jimmy carter has been a figure on the national stage. i'm pretty old, and this was one of my first memories of all- time. >> i was thinking the opposite. i was thinking a black and white tv, and

>> i don't, becky. this is bad blood between the companies.on this tirade gainst apple for a long time. of course, he doesn't like what they're doing with the app store which basically blocks them out. it makes it difficult for meta to get any sort of edge in terms of having the direct connection with their customer. i think that has been the essence of what has pushed this as far as it has. i think this is bad blood and i think that, you know, they've tried to make some peace, but it hasn't come to fruition. at the end of the day, the concept, they haven't innovated. they have. services watch airpods is 30% of their business. they have stalled in terms of vision pro car. that hasn't taken off. at the most basic the most basi i think this is just two companies that don't see eye to eye. the fundamental reason is because meta feels that apple has control of its destiny and zuckerberg does not like that this. >> is it anticompetitive behavior that rises to an oversight level? >> i don't think so. the app store, how they operate that. you know, c

thank you with this is, this is what i have just mentioned to becky. that is that a would it be a follow up? make an ism, that's so all of the parties would it be placed in egypt and they would have thought all the implementation of the agreement that would it be a reporting mechanism for any evaluation and those violations would it be addressed at the very early stage? look, we expect from the parties to idea of to that agreement, we expect to the fault is to uh, to stay committed to what they have committed themselves to and, and that's a good he meant. but we know that these kind of, of agreements are very complex. and we'll have some issues down the line and we are ready and we are, we're, we're stay committed to address those, those issues that had the prime minister just as a, as a follow up. the, the, the, the last truce that was in place in november 2023 did fall apart on the 8th day. what has changed in disagreement that will ensure that this has less likely to fall apart than that agreement? it was, what is the agreement on november was to bu

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well, this is this is what i have just mentioned to becky. there is, there will be a follow up mechanism that all the parties will be placed in egypt, and they will follow up the implementation of the agreement. there will be a reporting mechanism for any violation, and those violations will be addressed at a very early stage. look, we expect from the parties to adhere to the agreement. we expect the parties to stay committed to what they have committed themselves to in that agreement. but we know that these kind of agreements are very complex and will have some issues down the line. and we are ready and we are we will stay committed to address those, those issues ahead of time. >> prime minister, just as a follow up, the last truce that was in place in november 2023 did fall apart on the eighth day. what has changed in this agreement that will ensure that this has less likely to fall apart than that agreement was? >> well, the agreement on november was to build the momentum in order to lead for a longer term agreement, which we have today. b

cnn's becky anderson is in doha, qatar. and, bianna, you spent most of the day today at hostage square in tel aviv. what's the reaction there yeah, jake, for most of these families, especially those that would be included in the first phase, the 33 hostages that would be released over the course of six weeks. >> sunday cannot come soon enough. >> i have to say the mood at hostage square was a bit subdued. >> it definitely was not celebratory. there were people reflecting upon, yes, good news that hostages would come home, but nobody called this a perfect deal. and there's a lot of concern about the remaining hostages that would only be released in phase two and then phase three. i spoke with a woman who was there in hostage square, and here's how she described the mood. >> but i think, you know, it's not a celebratory mood because everyone knows it's not a perfect deal. >> but i think every single hostage that didn't come back, it's as if we can save the whole humanity. so on the one hand, there's relief and hope that some

brings off the field as well, she is this very quiet leader type, very much in the vein of carlow, beckys national team centre—backs, so not just national team centre—backs, so notjust her defending which is very good and having seen it in person for years now, i think it will blow people away but now she has also brought scoring into her game. you are getting everything that naomi. i think for her, it is a matter of getting significant minutes. obviously, she is getting that with the swimming national team, played in the world cup in 2023, the olympics and 2a, but making sure she is in big games, champions league will help, the training environment, not a knock, but san diego is going through this big a moment and turning over and having to rebuild the team and so for naomi, i think she has to be in the most elite environment she can be between now and 2027. england suffered a crushing defeat against world champions india in the first t20 in kolkata. the new era in white—ball cricket under brendon mccullum starts with a loss. jofra archer impressed with 2/21 in india's chase, but the ho

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and if you take a look on this friday morning, we are in the green. if you check out the u.s. equities. dow up 135 points. dow futures up triple digits. up 100 points. you have the s&p 500 up 22 points. that comes after some dow actually broke a three-day winning streak along with the s&p 500. dow yesterday was down 68 points. s&p was down .2%. nasdaq was down .9%. you are still looking at stocks for the week since the beginning of november. the big gains across the board. s&p is only about 2% from the all-time high. the dow and nasdaq close to the all-time highs. the russell 2000 was down in correction territory, but now only off 8% from its all-time highs. yesterday, big tech was dragging the markets down. apple was off 4% on reports of lackluster iphone sales in china. tesla down more than 3%. nvidia slid by nearly 2% and if you take a look at the pre-market move in the three stocks this morning, you will see they are rebounding a little bit. tesla shares up .75%. apple up .50%. nv

but then for two weeks every month, becky and i were apart and that was difficult for all of us. but he was an amazing man and he was held up and propped up and soothed by an amazing woman. and the two of them together changed the world because it was an amazing thing to watch from so close and to be able to be involved in. and i thank you for your service. nd. >> our. >> father. ur father. >> god. with art in heaven harlow. >> made be. not only. by name thy kingdom. >> come thy will be done in. earth. as it is. in. have. holy holy give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our debts. >> as we forgive our debt owed. and lead us not into temptation. but deliver us from evil. >> for is the kingdom and the. power and the. glory forever. amen. and. ever. oh! amen. coming et us pray. >> what a friend we have in jesus. all our sins and griefs to bear. >> what a privilege it is to carry everything to god in prayer. first peter five seven reminds us that we can cast all of our cares upon thee, for he cares for us. o holy and gracious father, we come today, lord god, thanking you fo

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.e are in the green. if you check out the u.s. equities. dow up 135 points. dow futures up triple digits. up 100 points. you have the s&p 500 up 22 points. that comes after some dow actually broke a three-day winning streak along with the s&p 500. dow yesterday was down 68 points. s&p was down

the only one who can really see her in was becky sharp and it was a scene that was cut, you can kind of see her in the background a little bit. but she did not like acting. she said it was boring, you were on set all day and she said girls were tempted to take presence from unscrupulous older men and she was very wary of that and did not want to go down that path so she just works as an extra to earn some money and then has her teaching degree and goes on to have a teaching career. very self-supporting. i think she loves her independent life. peter: how did she meet nixon? heath: in the end of the 1930's, beginning of the 1940's they met in whittier, california. she was teaching economics at whittier high school and other classes around business and he was a dashing young lawyer about town who was tall with dark hair and they meet at a community play called the dark tower. they both auditioned for the play. he sees pat and is instantly smitten and said after rehearsal the first night, i would like to take you on a date and gives him a ride home and she demurs and he is like, i am goi

she is in things like ben hur, becky sharp, i found that amazing.y hard to spot her the only one you can really see yours and becky sharp it was a scene cut as you can sort of see her in the background a little bit. but she did not like acting. she said it was boring, you are on the set all day i like how she put it girls were tempted to take a presence from unscrupulous men who were producers, directors et cetera. i don't't think things have changed a whole lot. she was very wary off that and did not want to go down that path. she does it mostly as an expert to earn extra money. and then gets her teaching trickery goes on to have a teaching career. she's a very career woman, self-supporting. i think she loves her independent life. seer: what weight and how did se meet dick nixon? >> guest: sheet meet dick nixon the end of the 30s, beginning of the 40s date meet in whittier, california she is teaching at whittier high school teaching economics and other classes around business. he iss a dashing young lawyer about town. he is tall and handsome and ha

the the so again, i'm fairly becky bold with the headlines on alger 0. h. lease for administer is in damascus ways called for sanctions to be lifted. during talks with his syria and counterpart, antonio to johnny met with the leader of serious new administration. i made all shot as well as with the foreign minister asked out shabani, his visit comes a day after he hosted a special meeting with us secretary of state on to me blinking. and you for an mysteries in rome to align the strategies on serious transition. but i'm going to, during these talks last night, we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions. the sanctions were imposed on the previous regina ousted regina and the sanctions will hit the syrian people. they must be lifted so typically will play a role in this regard. and i think open and structured dialogue in this particular period of time is quite important. and guys, our rescue efforts are on the way option is really striking a home in con eunice in the south. paramedics rushed to the house, which has been partially reduced to

and for cyclist becky hamilton, the cost of hitting a pothole was more than financial. is it, this is my time. i was heading towards the oncoming car, on my helmet, just towards this oncoming car, which managed to swerve to avoid me. so i was very lucky. the rac says there are at least one million potholes on uk roads, with six potholes per mile on council maintained roads in england and wales. pothole—related breakdowns also jumped by 17% in the final three months of 2024, with more than 4700 drivers needing help. and if your car gets damaged by one, it will cost an average of £460 to get it fixed. the politician behind this new report says we don't even know the sheer scale of the pothole problem. this is part of what we're asking for, is the government to really get a handle on this problem through proper data, through proper scanning of our roads. there's modern machines that you can drive along roads and scan, which will give you a precise readout of what the condition is of every road. so once they've got on top of the data, they then can make up their minds with

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and this morning, let's take a look at the u.s. equity futures. we had a big day yesterday with the markets seeing their best gains since november 6th. what day was the election? >> 5th. >> okay. since the day after the election. those are the biggest gains we saw. dow up 700 points yesterday. this morning, it's indicated up another 50. s&p was up sharply yesterday. it is indicated up another 20 points this morning. then you've got the nasdaq up triple digit. up 103. if you check out what happened with the treasury markets, this came after better than anticipated news on consumer inflation. you do see treasury yields this morning below where they have been. 4.65 is the 10-year. the 2-year at 4.28. it was higher than yesterday's close. below what we have been watching in the recent weeks. also, bitcoin jump immediately sitting below 100,000 at $99,160. >>> a setback in the israel-hamas cease-fire deal. prime minister netanyahu will now convene to not approval the deal. israel accusing

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joining me right now is becky amara walker, the chief safety and operations officer with the missouri department of transportation. great to see you. i'm glad you're inside where it's warm for now, but oh, my gosh, those conditions outside are tough. and you are a city that's accustomed to some intense winter weather. but are you approaching this one any differently? >> we're used to some intense weather. this one is one that only comes around about once every decade. so just the intensity of the storm, coupled with the the change and the switch from freezing rain to sleet to snow, it's it's one for the books for sure. >> well, at least in that shot that we saw, we don't see a lot of road traffic. and even in these other images just a few cars here and there. i imagine you're asking people, you know, except for extenuating circumstances, to just simply stay off the roads. >> absolutely. and that really is the key component with the severity of this storm. things should not be going this well, but we put out some really strong messaging, along with the missouri national guard, the high

i want my [ bleep ] back, becky." [ laughter ] of course, ukraine is a sovereign nation of 36 millioneople. now putin's [ bleep ] why i got to go be the wet blanket? the hegseth nomination really underscores the degree to which the maga movement is a fraud. they've been claiming for years that they're actually the ones who are anti-war and opposed to the influence of the defense industry in washington. >> i think the problem is that these military contractors want to have as many of our brave men and women spread all around the world as possible because somebody's got to sell them toilet paper, somebody's got to provide housing, somebody's there preparing the mres. and it is all about money. and i resent the hell out of it. >> seth: look, i completely agree about the corrosive influence of the military industrial complex and the grotesque collusion between weapons manufacturers and our defense establishment. but i always thought tt was less about selling toilet paper, and more about selling, you know, missiles and stuff. [ light laughter ] seems like that's where the money is. you kno

yes and says god, becky, adjust the quote. it goes out. no my, the try said 3 times a day here covers it has a very, really impact power is unreliable. and resident site compet saves a partly to blame the fragile electricity supply makes life difficult for a single mom facing kazi. i can take it back as kind of cool. if i don't have power of fin. oh, i guess to my kids as struggling. if it's that, because of they normally come back after 5 from school. so that failing to do their homework for use face has watched as carpet. they have dismantled her community. my kids was claiming and they were hungry. i didn't of money as a didn't know what to do. you are a po on this to. so it's very painful as a part of and seeing that your child is not, it's in says, yeah, it's fair to pin for the police and private security that helping you right now. someone can come and take a call. but and i is that to quote the clubs, so right now it's around 8 pm. if i may estimate, the clubs are going to come yeah, at around 1 am till i so a truly do that before

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