she was bells ringing soon. present arms. bell ringing. bell ringing. bell ringing. 39 tolls of the bell at the family farm where you may carter grew up to honour the 39th president of the united states. we saw that longest serving national park service ranger there on that national historic site. we see the gathering there of staff and rangers that are running this now museum as they salutejimmy carter. this part of georgia, archery, quite a small town. this was a farm, when the president was born, didn't have running water or electricity. get a sense of the nature of the farm. nothing fancy. again, this was the son of a peanut farmer, jimmy carter growing up there, eventually took over the family business, before he decided to get into politics and ran for state senate, running to become governor of georgia, and then the white house that. growing up here in the mid—1920s, house that. growing up here in the mid-19205, 1924 house that. growing up here in the mid—1920s,192lijimmy carter was born here in georgia. and you can see, now retracing his steps,

oh, i'm going to take you to jail twisted my arm i had to sign the paperwork (bell ringing.) >> [offank you for your comments. >> thank you for your comments. >> thank you for coming down today and next speaker. >> i want to start must functional question we are humans we see a - it is safe to be a san franciscan. we (unintelligible) we have $10 million how much of that budget came from (unintelligible) president mandelman i remember you when you were. >> ake our comments to the board as a whole not to one supervisor. >> big deal. >> be and team and housed i mean - (unintelligible). >> jan invitation and what kind of - and that do you remember. >> so my question president mandelman - the most (unintelligible). >> very convenient to all (unintelligible). >> on the speed dial we need to know. >> you did say (unintelligible) (bell ■iu(ringing) is it safe to be in san francisco? >> the other guy the day support - also had to come to the meeting. >> that money must come to the delegation we the public and - need to know where money (unintelligible). >> thank you for your comments (bell ri

ring 39 times. [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] the bell that jimmy carter heard every morning ringing one hour before sunlight being rung 39 times by a member of the national park service in honor of jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states. and honor guard there saluting the car carrying the casket the body of the former president in archery, georgia, a town which he grew up, a farm which he grew up, that pause now will be the last pause for this hearse on its way to atlanta, where jimmy carter's body will lie in repose for his state funeral. body will then go to washington. members of the public will be able to view his body in atlanta and in washington, d.c. jonathan, this is -- you and i talked about this the other day. this is not just where jimmy carter grew up, but it's where some of his views on racism and race relations were formed. and as you write in your book, it's more complex than some would like to remember. some remember him as a man who merged his religious views and ethics with civil rights and racia

15 from the bell. let's get back >>> we're 15 from the bell. let's get back to the stocks you're watching. >> i want to start with gap shares, climbing today after the ceo touted he retailer's turnaround progress live from davos early this morning, seeing stronger margins and more shoppers in stores, even as tariff concerns linger. here is what he told cnbc. >> we've diversified our footprint from the manufacturing perspective quite nicely over the last few years, only 10% of our product is coming out of china. so we really feel confident about the footprint that we have. >> nice coat. 3m shares surged on surprisingly strong results powered by robust holiday sales and gains in industry, electronics and aerospace divisions. their sales jumped 2.1%. she have largely wrapped up the restructurering program from 2023. >> stocks on the move and fashion reviews. you don't miss anything. >> with me, definitely not. >> kristina partsinevelos, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, it is the moment of truth for united airlines, one of the top s&p 500 movers

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. we're live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with stocks on pace to finish a strong week with a flourish. healthy bank earnings and softer inflation readings have revived risk appetites after more than a month of anxious churn. here's a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. the s&p 500 is trying for its first close above the 6,000 mark so far this year. right at that level right now. think it was december 26th was the last time it closed above. unlike yesterday when weakness in big tech obscured some underlying strength in the majority of stocks. the mega cap favorites are doing their part to lift the nasdaq composite today by about a percent and a half. the ten-year treasury yield is little changed on the day, but down substantially from about 4.80 to 4.6 in three days or so since that softer core cpi report. that takes us to our talk of the tape. does this week's strong bid in stoc

on the market bell will have more on the m a ket bell will have more on the m a moment. across the pond, a in a moment. across the pond, a surprise full in uk inflation but it's still above the bank of england target, keeping the uk economy under pressure. and more bad news for germany's economy. gdp shrank for a second year in a row, just over a month before a crucial elections. also, cashing in on trump's china terror threats, businesses look to pick up the slack. we begin in the us, where prices edged up more than expected in december, driven higher by food and energy costs. that didn't stop stock markets in the us from soaring on the news that the opening bell will have more on the market reaction in a moment. consumer prices rose 04% last month after climbing 0.3% in november. it means that in the 12 most to december prices rose 29%, up from 2.7% in november. continuing, which is the key that could unlock rate cuts from the federal reserve. the federal reserve can't control energy and food costs, which are set globally factors including climate, but they can control

a lot of work needs to be done i've not heard and single person in this board meeting talk about (bells that is what everyone on the board should be focused on when everyone on the staff should be focused on how we cut costs sounds like you're trying to kill the golden goes and yet we $5 million is raised an cars and if you want to end car use you'll end that revenue stream (bell ringing) >> thank you for your comments. >> there is no additional public comment. okay. public comment is closed. (gavel) >> let's take action on this item. >> an action item yes. i have a motion from chair mandelman do i have a second? commissioner walton seconds. thank you. >> yeah. >> on the motion to approve item 6 commissioner chan, aye. >> commissioner chen, aye. >> commissioner dorsey, aye. >> commissioner engardio, aye. >> commissioner fielder, aye. >> commissioner mahmood, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> vice chair melgar, aye. >> commissioner sauter, aye. >> commissioner sherrill, aye. >> and commissioner walton, aye. >> there are 11 ayes we have final approval. >> you thank you so much and thank y

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. make or break hour begins with a belated new year's celebration on wall street. the index is tracking to end a five-day losing streak with a brisk rally. the s&p 500 up more than 1%, more like 1.3%, trading back almost exactly at this moment to its 50-day moving average. helped by a rebound and several marquee tech leaders. hat same upside data surprise also allowing for treasury yields to stay firm. with the ten-year above 4.5% once again as equity investor tries to make their peace with a less dovish fed and unclear fiscal policy impacts in the coming year. now, none of that is slowing nvidia shares, though. which are now up 5% better than that, in fact, over the first two days of the trading year and have returned to the upper end of the six-month trading range. which takes us to our talk of the tape. is the market now free of the indecisive december choppiness that dropped the average stock by more than 6%? and what are the crucial catalysts t

a lot of work needs to be done i've not heard and single person in this board meeting talk about (bellcutting costs that is what everyone on the board should be focused on when everyone on the staff should be focused on how we cut costs sounds like you're trying to kill the golden goes and yet we $5 million is raised an cars and if you want to end car use you'll end that revenue stream (bell ringing) >> thank you for your comments. >> there is no additional public comment. okay. public comment is closed. (gavel) >> let's take action on this item. >> an action item yes. i have a motion from chair mandelman do i have a second? commissioner walton seconds. thank you. >> yeah. >> on the motion to approve item 6 commissioner chan, aye. >> commissioner chen, aye. >> commissioner dorsey, aye. >> commissioner engardio, aye. >> commissioner fielder, aye. >> commissioner mahmood, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> vice chair melgar, aye. >> commissioner sauter, aye. >> commissioner sherrill, aye. >> and commissioner walton, aye. >> there are 11 ayes we have final approval. >> you thank you so much

. >> closing bell starts right now. >> all right. thanks so much. welcome to closing bell. i'm scott wapner live from post nine here at the new york stock exchange. and this make or break hour begins with today's tech bounce following that brutal deep sea sell off. nasdaq is up sharply today and it is led by nvidia. the stock rebounding after suffering its largest market cap loss ever one day ago, and other market caps. mega caps are on the move as well. just as many will report earnings this week. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch what's now at stake for those companies and investors too? apple. meta, microsoft, amazon. alphabet. they're also higher today. as for well there's chipotle. it's negative. as for the broader market, it's a fairly muted day ahead of tomorrow's fed decision. no move expected, but the commentary will be closely watched for clues on what lies ahead. it does take us to our talk of the tape. seeking answers what the future of investing in ai will look like, and whether the game has truly changed. let's first bring in our deirdre bosa with

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to closing bell. i'm scott walker live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with the road ahead for stocks amid rising rates and pickup in volatility ahead. we ask our experts how to navigate the changing environment. we will show you the score card with 60 to go in regulation. we have the dow now green but s & p 500 and nasdaq is red, cooler than expected ppi sending all three major averages higher today. yields did not budge that much. that's why we look inway we do. there is the ten year below 10.80 and we have to watch the 2 year too. we have a highlight for you, lilly shares are lower after guidance weaker than expected, down 7%. kb home are higher today. and sig jewelers is down 20%. it takes us to the talk of the tape. can stocks turn in a strong year if interest rates stay elevated and the fed stands pat for several months? that is a key question. let's bring in dan greenhouse of sola alternative asset management. what dooupg? >> clearly you have a little

stuart: microsoft reports after the bell.a rumor they've certainly expressed their interest. they have the wherewithal, i don't think there'd be any impediment, i think it'd be a huge positive for the company ask for the stock. stuart: but you don't know whether they're going to pull the trigger. >> i'm hoping they are. i bought more microsoft on account of that hope. it's a bit of a wing rain a prayer. there's no announcement and hasn't been, not so sure there will be, but certainly think it makes a lot of sense. stuart: now, at their earnings report this afternoon just after 4 p.m. eastern time, they'd better make a firm, continuing commitment to a.i. and spending money on a.i. they can't pull back now, can they? >> no, they can't pull back. they're going to to get a lot of questions, the q&a farce the earnings call about -- as far as the earnings call ab their spend, about what sort of monetization they're likely to see, what they have seen already. there's going to be a lot of questions about deepseek and whether or not t

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"closing bell" starts now. >> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. we're live from post nine at the stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with the indexes struggling to hold on to wednesday's powerful relief rally with a majority of stocks making further progress, offset by some pressure on key mega cap names. here's the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. the s&p 500 churning all day, just around the flat line. you see it's almost exactly dead flat at the moment. around that 5950 level. the equal weighted version of that index, though, is up more than half a percent, about two-thirds of one percent. you see broader strength. yet the nasdaq has been the weak spot all day. held down by a further pullback in apple shares. that stock now down 3.4%. it is off some 12% from its recent record high on chatter of further sluggish china sales after the stock's pretty steep ramp in late 2024. now, the broader tape is supported by further slide in treasury yields after yesterday's big drop on some friendly inflation data. see the two-year do

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"closing bell "kwot starts right now. >>> guy, thanks so much. welcome to "closing bell "qwest. i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange. whether it is still intact or in serious trouble thanks to the dramatic move in interest rates. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch including blackrock's rick rieder. we'll zero in on the nasdaq and that's where the recent selling has been most pronounced and it's down .75% off the worst levels of the day, below 20,000 as you'll see and we'll watch it closely. nvidia and apple under pressure again, too, and speaking of, we have morgan stanley's apple analyst, erik woodring is coming up later for the apple and iphone demand, as well. it takes us to the talk of the tape. has the path of the bull market taken a turn for the worse? let's ask blackrock's rick rieder. thank you for joining us. >> the employment number on friday was pretty powerful and when you look at the confluence of data, you have an economy that's operating on a strong level. we talkeded about about it a b times on your show. if you look at how the service sector

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." >> "closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to "closing bell ." this mike or break hour begins with an unsettled start to wall street. stocks unable to take full advantage of new money expected to enter the mark net january after december's pullback. the index is on pace for a rare five-day losing streak straightling the turn of a year. the s&p 500 rally attempts failed to hold with big nasdaq names applying the heaviest pressure. you see the s&p 500 down over half a percent. apple and tesla, big winners in 2024, leading to the downside today on a mix of profit taking and concerns about product demands in both cases. you see them down 3% and almost 7%. the surge in the dollar index to a two-year high giving pause to ies as china announced new export controls on some companies within three weeks of a new trump administration stepping in. that takes us to our talk of the tape. what does the recent choppiness suggest for the markets in 2025 after two years where reward for index investors vastly exceeded downside risk? we'll start with liz ann saunde

kk to "closing bell." make or break hour begins alleyes turning to vegas where nvidia's ceo gives his keynote address. in about six hours. and a big move, nasdaq, the reason nasdaq is leading actions. 60 to go in regulation. dow is negative. nasdaq off its best levels of the day. s&p hanging out with about one-third of 1%. record revenues from foxconn sending semi names higher. nvidia notwithstanding. not the only name. lam, and others. big winners. uber higher as well today. company announcing an accelerated share buyback. united airlines surging saying it will test elon musk's starlink for wi-fi on its flight next month. watching treasury yields. big story today. ten year hovering near 461. watch that story closely, because former dallas fed president robert kaplan will be here for his outlook on the fed, rates, the economy and more. it takes us to our "talk of the tape" back on the run. nvidia appears to be there. stock to close amove 150 a share first time since november. closing record high as well. c

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bell market zone.kets commentator mike santoli here to break down the crucial moments of this trading day. plus some eye losses in the energy space to say the least. pippa stevens is going to tell us the stocks that are down the most. and seema mody on two bright spots. yes. bright spots in tech today. you heard me correct. there aren't many though in tech. no, make it a day. >> some software. i mean, what you can say is that it was a rotation more than a liquidation. so if you're going to have a day when you have an absolute washout, trade in semis in the ai hardware trade, where you have one of the strongest themes and most closely held to investors hearts in the market, get completely pulverized. you could have had everybody just say risk off were out, or it could have gone elsewhere. and what you did see is rotation people maintaining exposures, more stocks up than down. i mean, some of it was very mechanical, meaning reaching for the most neglected under owned themes. campbell's soup is up 2.5% to

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i imagine that his mom got up and said i hear the bell, i hear the bell.hing her way to the gate. telling people, move out of my way. so i can get some sugar from my jimmy. before he starts building homes up here. [laughter] you see, all along the way, jimmy carter gave us his best. there's something i want to point out to you because the only way you can see it, you have to stop and look. we got here today, the pallbearers was carrying his body. army, navy, marines, air force, all along the way, soldiers standing on the post, saluting as they go by. washington, d.c., at the capitol, all of them giving jimmy carter their best. i had to look up some of the nation's mottos about our soldiers. the u.s. army, this will we defend. the u.s. marine corps, semper fi. always faithful. the u.s. air force, aim high, fly, fight and win. the u.s. coast guard, always ready. but there's a phrase inscribed above the chapel doors of the u.s. knave academy at unanimous. -- naval academy at annapolis. it's latin for not self but country. i imagine that j.c. knew about that p

here goes the bell ring ing. [ bell tolling ] >> and in such intimate, historic moments it is worth noting that is park ranger randy dillard who rang the bell 39 times. jericka. >> the late president is now officially on his final journey to atlanta. that's where we find cbs news correspondent skyler henry at the carter center, the former president's casket is scheduled to arrive there later this afternoon. skyler, good morning. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good morning to you. 140 miles, that is the distance between plains and downtown atlanta where we will see that motorcade stop at the state capital here in the city, symbolizing his ascension, if you will, politically speaking from state senator and governor. he will be greeted by the current governor, brian kemp, along with the mayor of atlanta as well as other top state officials before making his way here to the carter center where there will be a private service here. that is set to kick off around 4:00 today. and as it goes, as the story goes, this is a place that came to the president in a dream. he said that he did not want this pl

you knew the mountain bell lives in north london. he left the bbc in 1997 to become a member of parliament and his now with unicef ambassador. but to those who knew in both new to old ways be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because of wood already broken out. as in frank freebird daylight, we drove in from belgrade. and the of this place stopping place was our job us to and elijah the 1st major battle of the war took place on the 22nd of april, 1992 in and around the hotel. most of the between the bosnian serbs. and you can slip on the on one side of the emerging bosnian muslim on groups on the other. it lasted for 10 days. one cam roman was wounded on the other tv cruise rooms where hit by snipers and shelley mounting bell and his crew would truck inside the hotel with all the gentlest guests and stuff. these red pitches shopped by the bbc's, eric pound showed the crew doing a light link, cleveland. we may have going on around so we were on the balcony of the hotel above. and while we were there, a huge battle

the beloved taco bell cantina in pacifica sits right on the beach.s a popular destination for those seeking an outdoor patio with oceanfront views. the company announced it will be closed for about two weeks for remodeling. >> the restaurateurs behind san francisco's sprawling restaurant china live in chinatown are launching a new one. according to the chronicle, george chen and cindy wong chen plan to open asia live later this year at the westfield valley mall in santa clara. the restaurant will seat 350 people and offer dishes from east asia, southeast asia and other regions as well. they're also working on an opening in asia. live location in the louvre museum in paris. wow. la la. >> yes. all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> we do? let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. karina. all right. thanks, deanna. >> tomorrow is inauguration day for daniel lurie as he takes on the role of san francisco mayor. reporter monica madden joins us with what we can expect during the big event and his top p

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welcome to "closing bell: overtime.">> ahead this hour, how worried should the bulls be about rising bond yields? tom lee out with a new note on that t

." >>> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with a great sigh of relief with the subsequent drop in yields and what it all means and he'll be here in just a few. 60 to go in regulation and it's been higher all day after that inflation prin. take a look at the nasdaq today, up 2.5% and the s&p is good. the ceasefire in the middle east adding to the positive sentiment and the vix dropping back under 17. we do have a much-needed drop in volatility, as well. standouts today include of course, the banks. bank stocks are higher today after those strong earnings. j.p. morgan and goldman. there goldman and most of the mega-cap techs and tesla is higher by 7%, as well. it takes us to our talk of the tape. can stocks get back on track and can this ral sy now resume r, a parker and cnbc contributor are both here. cameron, to you first. are you all right now? rates have been backing up a lot and we did get that relief today and the market loves it.

those are critical to the kids of bell county. so, you know, you've heard from the superintendent, you hear that principal. what their message is to trump is they back the conservative principles. what they do not want is to hurt the children who live in the heart of trump country. >> all right, anderson, thanks very much. still to come, harry enten joins us to help broaden my knowledge of football, which is minimal, and the nfl playoffs, which continue this weekend. we'll be right back i've got good news and i've got bad news. >> what do you want first? the bad the news is newsy. even more than ever. >> what's the good news? >> we're doing another season of have i got news for you? >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on. >> well, you're in the big leagues now. >> how was your vacation, sir? >> well, i needed one with your 10% loyalty program discount. >> that's $225 for the night. >> not bad. >> $155 for the night. hold up. how? >> it's easy when you know where to look. >> trivago compares hotel prices from hundreds

closing bell starts right now. >> all right, guys, welcome to closing bell. i'm scott wapner live from post nine here at the new york stock exchange on this friday. this make or break hour begins with another solid week for stocks. and what lies ahead. with megacap earnings on deck and looming large, we'll ask super investor bill gurley, who stands to win the ai arms race and the personality clash between elon musk and sam altman. he'll join me momentarily in a cnbc exclusive interview. in the meantime, the scorecard with 60 to go in the week looks like this lower across the board. a little bit of a holding pattern, i think you could say ahead of next week's big earnings report sectors, they are mostly split today. there are those several tech names making news. meta is higher planning to spend $65 billion this year on ai. that's all alphabet on track to close above $200 for the first time ever. it is right there right now. we'll watch every move into the close. and how about twilio today ripping after its investor day, its buyback announcement a lot of optim

"closing bell" starts now. >>> and welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from post nine at the new york stock exchange. a big day from big tech. a.i. trade taking center stage again. certainly helping the nasdaq today outperform other major averages. fueling the s&p 500 today. heading towards a new record close. watching that closely over this final stretch. 6090 the old one. above it now. see what we do over the last 59 1/2 minutes, and russell 2000 down one half percent. not participating. netflix, big wenner after its blowout earnings. hitting a new record high. >>> take us to our "talk of the tape." ask experts where stocks are likely to go. with us, our panel. cnbc contributors. welcome. s&p 500 this year. 10%. i guess take that. why just that? >> look, valuation is a pressure point. right? valuations are not an end-all, be-all but difficult to get a lot of multiple expansion out of this market going forward. doesn't mean multiples need to collapse necessarily. i have a hard time making math work too much better than 6600 and fra

i imagine that his mom got up and said i hear the bell, i hear the bell.ng her way to the gate. telling people, move out of my way. so i can get some sugar from my jimmy. before he starts building homes up here. [laughter] you see, all along the way, jimmy carter gave us his best. there's something i want to point out to you because the only way you can see it, you have to stop and look. we got here today, the pallbearers was carrying his body. army, navy, marines, air force, all along the way, soldiers standing on the post, saluting as they go by. washington, d.c., at the capitol, all of them giving jimmy carter their best. i had to look up some of the nation's mottos about our soldiers. the u.s. army, this will we defend. the u.s. marine corps, semper fi. always faithful. the u.s. air force, aim high, fly, fight and win. the u.s. coast guard, always ready. but there's a phrase inscribed above the chapel doors of the u.s. knave academy at unanimous. it's latin for not self but country. i imagine that j.c. knew about that phrase. that every step along the

closing bell starts now. >> all right. welcome to closing bell i'm scott wapner live from post nine here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with this late day weakness in the market. the white house says tariffs are coming this weekend on mexico, canada and china. take a look at the majors with 60 to go in regulation nasdaq now red. the dow down about two thirds of 1%. s&p is negative as well. all of this really happening within the last hour. after those headlines hit the market got progressively weaker. we'll see where things head over the final 60. we will ask the wharton school's jeremy siegel what all of this means. now for stocks. the other big story we are watching as well, nvidia ceo jensen huang at the white house today. with that stock really on the defensive. the worst week in many months. on fears over new ai competition. we'll have the very latest there in just a bit as well. meantime apple shares well they are in focus today. following that earnings report. the stock initially posi

and, oh,, yeah, starbucks reports after the bell. so let's get right to the floor show. joining me now is creative planning ceo and president peter hama like and new york stock exchange if trader peter tuchman. peter, what a difference one day makes, right? what is the feel today about yesterday's selloff and what you see today which is a decent bounce? >> you know what? i think, look, if people -- the most fascinating response to the market yesterday, if we go back to september of 2024, we had the first week of september was the worst week for tech since covid. everyone was just running for the hills screaming fire, fire. the next week was the best week for tech to be since covid. is we are now sort of a little bit jaded about the fact that we can see as the baby gets thrown out with the bath water in an aggressive fashion, this market is not particularly forgiving. yesterday was clearly in retrospect to when we look at this market now, a complete overreaction. look, there's still a lot of unknowns. you know, the fact that small company, that app that rose to the top th

but immediately off to that interview, nato c'mon just identified the bell. great. t v station is a priority target. us president bill clinton later cool. this strikes a good decision. but we've also seen the bravery of our troops resolve of our democracy, the decency of our people, and the courage and determination of the people of kosovo. my cousin for putting on it near propaganda. toby's secret, there's the quote that's when he pulled the understood sony photos. and he thought if i hit the wrong, molly slip been a moment to do them is to, to me, that's certainly the culmination. that's what's happening. as i said, to be honest with them, you know, so you can do it or it's their name. and if it is, can you do it on the art associate can help us not the knowledge i saw you originally. so clearly i could not, but then i was in all of that and i definitely wouldn't even desk be la on gillian level, teach, google got this thing and all the and that's on i image. i my father's think glad seneca alex i'm it will work kitchen on the done done. i see my bosses and say, i

. >> once you step inside bell's books in downtown palo alto, you'll quickly feel its charm. >> so on this side, we have the latin material, and on this side we have the greek material. >> faith bell's father opened the bookstore in 1935, and now, for the first time in the store's history, a restaurant parklet might go up in front of it. >> many of the city council members feel that if the parklet that's allowed in front of your store is just at a ground level and doesn't have a structure over it, that that's not an imposition on your business. >> on monday night, palo alto city council members voted on a parklet policy. after years of debate, restaurant owners expressed how they have built and rebuilt their parklets to be up to code. >> we have spent tens of thousands of dollars. based on your decisions, how are we to trust this process when, after six months of approved plans, the regulations are now changing again? >> today, parklets in front of neighboring property do not obstruct the view of a business and take less visual space than a parked car. >> shop owners like bell says pa

the, the because the russian army makes further gains in the ukraine conflict that bell or russian president underscore is the strength of the country's military alliance with more scope revealing not hypersonic or wretched nic missiles will soon be part of its arsenal. thoughts as pointing stations have not closed just in belarus as presidential election with much of the western media at pride, fraud even before voting had begun. being company leaders, sage their opinion, is irrelevant. what shows do if i made a statement right now that i don't recognize the us selection and i don't recognize trump would anything in america change? nothing. the main thing is that the election should be recognized by the citizens of the rules. driving operations are inherently risky and to montclair, serve aside from the ice in charge as they continue here on the black sea buckling with the aftermath of december's major. oil spills screw, but divers are deployed to the block see to assist cleanup efforts. the lie for most go welcome to the weekly recap of the past 7 days of news. i'm you know, no legal good

daryn bell is a famed cartoonist who got his start right here in the bay area. he went to uc berkeley and he started doing cartoons for the daily californian. then he also contributed to the chronicle and other local outlets. but it was in 2019 when he received one of the biggest honors for his work. he was awarded a pulitzer prize for editorial cartooning and became the first african-american man to do so. the award giving body praised bell for, quote, beautiful and daring editorial cartoons that took on issues affecting disenfranchized communities, calling out lies, hypocrisy and fraud in the political turmoil of the trump administration. he has said the goal of his work is for people to be more respectful of human dignity. now, bell was arrested yesterday and booked into the sacramento county main jail, sacramento valley. internet crimes against children, detectives, or icac. they were tipped off by the national center for mission for missing and exploited children. now the tip was related to 18 files that were uploaded that contained child pornography. but t

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