warren buffett's berkshire hathaway buying even more. josh brown, you own berkshire. do you think of this move? >> every time this stock has gone below 60 he has been buying. it's not a surprise. i think it's great that berkshire is still in a place where they're putting on these big bets and it seems to be company specific, not a situation where they're buying five different oil stocks. this seems to be the one they want to acquire so as a shareholder it's nice to go along for a ride on that trade. the dividends that will flow to berkshire become part of the earnings growth of the company that i have a share of. that's the way shareholders view it. >> do you feel -- maybe this question doesn't make sense but, i don't know. do you feel his buy of this stock puts a broader floor at least in the idea of where energy stocks can go? buffett continues to buy occidental. some wonder where the energy trade itself is going, but as long as he keeps buying at least that one stock, does it at least make you feel in some respects like you don't want to get too negative on the spa

berkshire ups its stake and option traders are betting there's plenty more to run.s with the action. what did you think? >> we saw that 1.7 times daily call volume, the busiest contract was a weekly 62 spread call over 16,500 representing 1.6 million years trade for 82 cents a contract. betting on a rally that could extend through the end of the week and longer dated call buying as well. >> do you think the thesis behind it is continued improved action or is this a buffet chase? >> yeah, so it's interesting you mention that, because this was definitely amongst the energy names, the one that saw the most extraordinary volume so two things going on, of course, we saw that upgrade. that played into it. the stock has been hard hit recently, of course, the fact that berkshire is acquiring it is also a positive. despite the fact that the volumes in the other names were more muted overall in the energy sector the flow was bullish today. >> right, how does it compare to chevrons, other names in the space? >> yeah, that's interesting, you know, the chevrons and exxons and bi

berkshire paid $200 million for the latest purchase and holds $12.6 billion, frank. >> occidental shares up 2% this morning. silvana, thank you. >>> to the fed rate hiking path. blackrock is arguing the fed will keep raising interest rates despite concerns over the impact on the banking crisis. this amid comments from phillip jefferson who said the stress on the banks could have impact on small businesses and access to credit. joining me now is horizon investment zachary hill. great to have you here. >> great to be with you, frank. >> i want to get your take on the comments about the concerns over the banking sector and spilling over to small businesses. you see that as a risk to the broader economy? >> it is a risk and something we are trying to evaluate in real-time. the fed and every market participant is doing that well. small companies are dependent on bank credit for operations as opposed to the markets. i think to delineate between those two things is important. we don't know how things will evolve. this is something we are paying attention to on a daily and weekly basis. >> we ha

berkshire is leading to speculation it will acquire all of occidental eventually.ffett, big story today. molson coors moving higher on takeover speculation after an analyst highlighted language in the company's 10k filing from late last month. the beer giant set unsolicited offers could cause disruption to its business. most told seekingalpha, routine procedure. molson coors up 3% right now. adidas reporting a big loss from the fourth quarter ended cut their dividend after a split with the rapper ye, terminating the partnership last year in response to his anti-semitic remarks. 700 million right off for easy sneakers. fish fix reporting the wider than expected loss for a second court, the company lost $0.58 a share where analysts were expecting a loss of $0.34 a share. it did report his first quarter of positive free cash flow in more than a year. it is down 4%. baron berg downgraded tesla, saying the electric vehicle stock has less upside from here. he prefers other automakers as tesla's valuation, quote, leaves less room for disappointment. tesla is facing a fede

scott, back to you >> seema, thank you. >>> occidental petroleum moving higher warren buffett's berkshirehaway buying more stock bringing their stake to more than 23% rich saperstein, you own objectiony you have chevron, exxon, marathon >> obviously they have a concentration in shale in the u.s. so it makes them geopolitically less at risk. an operating cash flow at current oil prices of over 30% and a free cash flow over 25%. buffett still has the preferred. it's really going to go down to roughly one times leverage a clean balance sheet and a typical buffett names. i like the name. >> jimmy, how close are you watching oil prices? $65, a little north of that. we're at $68 now i ask you that because mark fischer gave me a call and said here is what i think is going on now no one wants to buy it with all the recession fear that is are swirling around. that there's a buyer's strike. >> it's a great point and mark fischer is really the g.o.a.t. i would like his opinion on this the presidential opinion, we're goin spr at prices of $67 to $62 they sold the barrels of oil at $70. buy it back no

the caversham primary school at reading in berkshire was downgraded from outstanding to inadequate.t it called the headteacher�*s tragic death. aru na iyengar reports. ruth perry, headteacher of caversham primary in reading, described the ofsted inspection in november as the worst day of her life. her family says she was under intolerable pressure when she was told the school was rated inadequate. this one—word judgement was just destroying 32 years of her vocation. education was her vocation. now unions and school leaders are asking for changes. dr mary bousted from the national education union said ofsted should pause its inspections and reflect upon the unmanageable and counter—productive stress they cause for school leaders and the impact on leaders. one executive head teacher at a nearby school said she refused entry to ofsted inspectors and called on parents to show support. but that visit will now go ahead this morning. while schools do need to be monitored, i think that something does need to be looked into this and perhaps changes do need to be made where there's a bit less

. >>> we begin with berkshire hathaway buying more shares of pe tloel yum in the past three days accordingve a stake of about 22%. >>> the white house endorsing a bipartisan bill that could give president biden the ability to ban or force restrictions on tiktok the ban was introduced in the senate yesterday. >>> elon musk reports twitter is about to close as being cash flow positive speaking at a conference in san francisco. he said it's startling how little twitter makes. >>> silvergate is in talks with regulators in looking at ways to avoid a total shutdown options include lining up new investors to help shore of liquidity. >>> shares of stitch fix are falling after they offered a dimmer view on sale this quarter. >>> wework is in talks to restructure. a real estate software maker is in big talks softbank is not. >>> ahead of a slowing gnomic data on tap, feddal adp employment, federal chair testimony and the key event of the day, powell's second day on capitol hill as he testifies before the house financial services committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern, cnbc will have full coverage of that t

his holding company, berkshire hathaway holds ventures in citi, american express, visa, we should note, we've reached out, haven't heard back. but obviously, from the oracle of omaha would be one way to restore confidence in the banking system. to look at what is happening today, they've been mixed from the selloff. first republic back down 48%. in the last few officials a u.s. official briefed reporters wha is going on in the banking sector, this official said the state deposits at small and midsize banks has continued not just last week, but through today. and reporting from this official says it's swings in the stock market is noll way correlated to what they're seeing with regards to bank deposits which is good news i would think. and uninsured outflows they're either slowed or stopped or in some cases reversed basically all of the major banks that we've been talking about. so, i think all of this is encouraging, and we hope to see this trend continue because it would show that confidence is returning here. >> yeah. certainly a turn in the right direction. matt egan thank you for r

and berkshire hathaway buying is showing no signs of slowing down.ty across upstream producers and that's because according to estimates from ever khor isi their upstream coverage is hedged about 16% this year. that's down from 30% last year and 50% going back to 2021. and this is important because it speaks to this post-pandemic producer. they've paid down debt, they have lower capital spending meaning they have lower required cash outflows, so they don't necessarily need to hedge because they can absorb the volatility of commodity prices. and while they do have very sophisticated hedging strategies it typically means to protect on the down side you have to limit the up side. if you don't have to do that why would you necessarily spend the money? >> does that mean if prices fall more they're exposed to that? >> yeah. they're more exposed to the spot preece of the commodity. and some might say this is a bet that they see prices heading higher second half of the year. we have heard a number of executives say that demand is going to rebound. but i thin

it was only this morning in berkshire that a united states star lifter landed with its cargo of missiless the voice of rebellious women. a sisterhood of dissent. and pettit started _ we decided to stay, asking for a public debate between everybody in this country about the increased missiles. decisions were all taken by men, just seems right that it should be women. at that point in 1981, we had two children. we moved here because we wanted to run a small holding, grow vegetables. the possibility that the cold war would escalate into a nuclear war began to seem more and more likely. the government was sending out leaflets called protect and survive, and issued a film about what we should do. a cupboard under the stairs. that is the place for refuge. could boxes of earth or sand on the stairs _ could boxes of earth or sand on the stairs start — could boxes of earth or sand on the stairs. start collecting them now. we were making a make in under the stairs with a few tens of food. you thought, what? are they insane? so many protests have taken the form of working. think of india. i have vi

berkshire hathaway is a big investor paid around $350 for it. tesla stocks down 2 million shares of volume during yesterday's selloff. ev maker a downgrade from hold to a buy they say some of tesla's position is now baked into the price given the recent rally we've seep here. tesla share down 1.5% and we'll end with bank stocks on the premarket move here today. generally more tepid for fractional these were some of the biggest losers in yesterday's session in the heels of powell's testimony. keep an eye on the bank box given testimony day two. >> thanks very much. we are just a few seconds away from new trade deficit data. this is on the heels of adp that is a little stronger than expected rick santelli standing by at the cme. take it away >> we're looking for a january final for trade balance. it's going to be a deficit but a much smaller deficit than we had over the last year we're expecting 68 billion with a minus sign, minus 68.3 billion, almost spot on with estimates. when you put that into the mix, we notice that last month's 67.4 minus wa

berkshire hathaway doesn't do precision scheduled railroading. it is forcing customers to adapt to railroads rather than the other way around. jack otter: he picked the right company. investment strategies that worked for the past we 10 years won't get you through the next ten. portfolio manager ned favor shares his plan for the decade ahead next. >> "barron's roundtable" brought you by global x beyond ordinary etf. visit foxbusiness.com/"barron's roundtable". for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and more intelligent to keep you ready for today and tomorrow. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. comcast business. powering possibilities™. a ballet studio, an architectu

lisa: jennifer berkshire, thank you.thank you for having me. ♪ amna: healthcare systems and hospitals across the country are grappling with a nationwide shortage of the asthma medication, albuterol. stephanie sy looks at who is affected and what's being done about it. stephanie: liquid alterol is commonly used in emergency departments as a quick relief breathing treatment for several chronic lung diseases such as asthma, copd, covid-19, rsv and pneumonia. it's been on the fda's short supply list since october. and last mon, akorn pharmaceuticals, the primary u.s. manufacturer of liquid albuterol, filed for bankruptcy and closed operations. we spoke to two people who are already feeling the impact. angela: i'm angela folger. i am the director of pharmacy at nemours children's hospital in florida. this shortage has been significant, obviously working in a pediatric hospital, we use quite a bit of albuterol. we have quite a few asthma patients. samantha: i'm samaha eddins. i live in lincoln, nebrask i'm a mom of three and t

it was earlier this morning at greenham common raf base in berkshire that a united states starlifter its cargo of missiles. the women's peace camp . at greenham also represents the disquieting voicel of rebellious women, a sisterhood of dissent. ann pettitt was one | of the women who'd started the whole thing. we decided to call it a peace camp and decided to stay, asking for a public debate between everybody in this country about the siting of cruise missiles. decisions about nuclear weapons and about military things in general, they're all taken by men, just seems right that it should be women. at that point in 1981, we had two children. we moved here to west wales because we wanted to run a smallholding, grow vegetables. the possibility that the cold war would escalate into a nuclear war began to seem more and more likely. the government was sending out leaflets called protect and survive and issued a film about what we should do. a cupboard under the stairs, that is another good place for a refuge. put boxes of earth or sand on the stairs, start collecting them now. we were meant

he is the single-largest shareholder in occidental so he added berkshire, i should mention added anothertocks so they bought another 5.8 million shares over the past several days, and that's because of his belief in the oil patch, higher oil prices, and the first time that berkshire and buffett have increased and bought more occidental since september last year. stuart: can you imagine what it's like to be sitting there with a couple hundred billion dollars? >> i think he has $128 billion in cold hard cash, so you can't just sit on cash, well i guess you can with 5% rates all of a sudden, but if you're an investor i guess you look for opportunities. stuart: he's got 120 billion how about that. next case is tesla. did they get a downgrade? >> yeah, well, speaking of someone who has a lot of cash, elon musk is worth around $200 billion or so, but today, his stock is down because it was downgraded to a hold, and the stock has run up by 60% so far this year in two months and those price cuts increasing demand according to berenberg has already been priced into the stock rally and the bigger

this is a different world today with respect to the john berkshire's. all of that. >> interesting discussion. thank you to both of you for your discussion. matt dallek is a political -- have the john birch inside a ratifies the american. wright ruth ben-ghiat is a professor of history at nyu and the author of the -- newsletter also -- for misleading to the president. straight ahead, the latest on trump's legal troubles as a manhattan grand jury investigation and arresting the hush money payment to stormy daniels is scheduled to reconvene tomorrow. plus the state of the gop with the former ohio governor and former republican presidential candidate john kasich. another hour in velshi begins right now. >> good morning to you, sunday march 26th. i'm ali velshi. don trump held his first official campaign rally of the 2024 electn

a, they will get bailed out if anything goes wrong, berkshire hathaway will be the one bailing them out. they have ability there. those stocks have been clubbed pretty good over the last few days. they have nice dividend deals. i think there is opportunity if you're looking for safer financial exposure. charles: i got you. lance as always, thank you very much, my friend. >> appreciate it. charles: seems we can't escape historic precedent. as a basis for a market market . we're hearing terms associated with prior struggles, credit swap lines. something they're doing on daily basis. they used to do them weekly. certainly doesn't history repeats itself but certainly rhymes. i don't know like i like the sound of this. we have joseph wang. we're seeing central banks around the world. they're sort of circling the wagons as best they can. i'm told the red flag we haven't talked enough are the swap lines. what does it mean to the audience and why they do from weekly, daily and what are the implications? >> you're right, charles. usually we hear about this something big going down. heard it duri

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he bought $24.6 million of berkshire shares friday bringing the steaks to $24.5 million . >>> allan shaw to capitol hill today. >>> amazon has reported a net loss of $48.5 and shares of nike under praern despite reporting higher than reported revenue. >>> gearing up for the trading day ahead, we get weekly mortgage applications, also watching for earnings from ollie's bargain bin. chewie and kd homes today. that's out at 2:00 p.m. eastern followed by comments from jerome powell around 2:30 p.m. eastern. cnbc will have complete coverage of both. >>> your next guest is asking what's wrong with the central bank hitting pause on its rate hikes at least for now. malcolm etheridge is the executive. glad to have you here. what are you expecting later from the fed? what do you think they actually should do? >> what i think should happen is not necessarily what i think will happen at 2:00 p.m. thinkty fed should hit the pause button and see how things wash out in the a couple of months. their mandate is to tighten all till enough things break and have fadden in line. not enough has broken because

andrew: the highest stock in the s&p, the biggest gain so far this year and just past berkshire hathawayo be the number 5 stock in the s&p 500, all about artificial intelligence and chat gpt, natural linkage responses to search inquiries, enormous computing power, they make chips that make that happen. jack otter: to think that one company is greater. another tailwind is bitcoin because the chips are used for money. andrew: bitcoin is up 67%. imagine how it help to their business. jack otter: the stock is pretty pricey. that priced in? andrew: the priciest in the s&p 500. the tech reporter doesn't think chat gpt may be all it is cracked up to be so people are valuing the stock in 2027 estimates and it is 25 or 30 times. a lot of good news in the stock. jack otter: let's go to the mostly analog economy. carleton: they are mostly disclosing their ev sales. what got investors nervous, they are losing $3 billion in sales this year off of $2.1 billion in 2022, 96,000 units, going in the wrong direction. when do they turn the corner and how do you compare it to toes like? for tesla, it became

it was earlier this morning at greenham common raf base in berkshire that a united states starliftermen's peace camp at greenham also represents the disquieting - voice of rebellious women, a sisterhood of dissent. - ann pettitt was one of the women who'd started the whole thing. - we decided to call it a peace camp and decided to stay, asking for a public debate between everybody in this country about the siting of cruise missiles. decisions about nuclear weapons and about military things in general, they're all taken by men, just seems right that it should be women. at that point in 1981, we had two children. we moved here to west wales because we wanted to run a smallholding, grow vegetables. the possibility that the cold war would escalate into a nuclear war began to seem more and more likely. the government was sending out leaflets called protect and survive and issued a film about what we should do. a cupboard under the stairs, that is another good place for a refuge. put boxes of earth or sand on the stairs, start collecting them now. we were meant to make a makeshift little d

but berkshires, over to albany, that kind of circle is where we're going to anticipate some of the highest snow totals. green and white mountains will pick up a lot of this. by 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night, it's still snowing in interior new england. so, this is a big one for albany to the north, with a foot plus. i'd say new york city to be lucky to add up a quarter of an inch or so, but even for this season, that would be big, david. >> ginger zee tonight. ginger, thank you. and i mentioned there a moment ago this new atmospheric river pushing into california yet again. news on that levee break and those evacuations tonight. and now a flood watch in effect until at least wednesday in parts of california. senior meteorologist rob marciano on that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: tonight, communities inundated, levees breaching. and yet another atmospheric river set to strike northern california. one that the national weather service calls "a direct threat to life and property." in monterey county, heavy rains swelling the pajaro river. part of its levee giving way around midnight satur

richard berkshire is a u. s. army veteran and co founder of the black veterans project and caitlin constantine is the u. s. marine corps veteran and founding member of gamers for peace group dedicated to speaking truth to war in digital spaces, in order to counter military recruitment. i want to thank you all for joining me on up front, caitlin, i want to start with you. 20. $22.00 was the worst year for military recruitment since the us draft ended in 1973 with the army in particular, struggling to meet its goals. military officials appointed to the fact that just 23 percent of young people ages 17 to 2324, excuse me. meet the military's health and fitness and academic standards. you counsel young people about recruitment. what would you say are the main factors that keep prospective recruits from joining? i think they're correct and that a lot of the immigration would not qualify for military service in the 1st place. additionally, i do think that kenzie the generation after us. i do think that they are much

we are told the berkshire hathaway ceo give advice and guidance about the issue. long history of stepping in to help troubled banks. the ftse is said to be moving toward breaking up silicon valley bank after failing to find a buyer. our sources say the regulator wants to sell the failed vendor in at least two parts. the ftse has been taking bids until friday. bids are due on wednesday. tom barrack is taking a leading role in advising first republic bank as it races to avoid a collapse. sources tell bloomberg that derek will be working closely with jim herbert to orchestrate any potential deal. at $30 billion rescue package last week led by some of the biggest u.s. banks. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. >> we get more on the currency market pullout. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> central bends around the world from the fed to the bank of japan are taking steps to venture investors there will be plenty of dollars to go around. this is despite the ongoing banking turmoil. kat

he'd driven to the home he'd previously shared withjoanna in berkshire, in october 2010.s. joanna had tried to defend herself. their two children were in another room and heard the attack. brown then buried his wife's body in a makeshift grave he had dug some weeks earlier. he was cleared of murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. at his trial, jurors heard that brown had been consumed with anger throughout the marriage. the couple were in the middle of divorce proceedings. robert brown said he killed his wife during an argument about schools. if he does come out, god help us. the revenge he will feel, because he feels he was stitched up by us and... ..we're worried. we're very worried. the campaign to keep robert brown in prison is also backed by carriejohnson, whose speech last night was watched by her husband, the former prime minister, borisjohnson. she was targeted in 2007 byjohn warboys, a taxi driver who was later convicted of rape and a series of sexual assaults. i remember hetti and diana describing themselves as feeling like

the berkshire hathaway ceo gave advice and guidance on the issue.tory of helping troublesome banks. the fdic is said to be moving towards breaking up silicon valley bank after failing to find a buyer. they want to sell the failed lender in two parts. the fdic is taking bids until friday for the bridge bank it set up to take on svb's assets and liabilities. colony capital founder tom barrack is taking a lead role in saving first republic bank. barrack will be working closely with executive chairman jim herbert to orchestrate a potential deal. a $30 billion package last week failed to assuage investor consents. the subsidiary new york bancorp has agreed to acquire the failed u.s. lender signature bank. the fdic says the buying will take over old deposits uncertain loan deposits from signature. u.s. prosecutors were investigating signature bank's work with crypto clients before regulators swooped in this month to seize the lender. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn and this is bl

some of that heavier snow already falling in the interior new england, like the berkshires. this is going to be an ongoing process, through the morning and into the afternoon, where the heaviest snow expected through the catskills and the an ron daks. this can be two to three feet of snows, and snowfall 2 to 3 inches per hour. widespread power outages with heavy, wet snow. tied in with wind gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour, into tuesday afternoon. that shifts north as we roll into wednesday. it's an ongoing situation over the next 24 hours. we're expected to be dealing with travel concerns. we're seeing delays in boston and the airports. if you're traveling, it's one of the things to keep an eye out for. the delays and stay indoors. it will be cold anyway. >> good advice. britley ritz, many thanks. >>> the county director for monterey county, california. appreciate you being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> bad weather across california has been relentless. more rain and flooding is on the way. what's your biggest concern with the salinas river and any threat it may pose

walmart, berkshire hathaway and amazon, all a bit worse than apple sam. apple is a no brainer. company is powered by advertising. right now they have more this weekhá meanwhile, their other big business is experiencing a slowdown. although, it is doing better than the others. still, you have to include alphabet. as for the three double a ratinq names, if you joinq the list, they give us some e1 diversification. components with double a minus credit ratings. with these, i think we've got to be a little more select. i will talk the two oil companies exxon and chevron. i am a big believer in oil here given that production slowed dramatically. the charts have told you the bottom is putok in. we will also add procter & gamble that i spoke about .-1=■ conferencefá today. wait a second. the balance sheet already feelc■ way too tech heavy. next abbott labs upgraded. nice piece tonight on ubsçó dealing with a post covid ñr hangover, along with unwanted attention from the government baby formula factouh; issues. no qneed. no need for ñrpalmolive xdeithe. i will definitely take nike, thou

let's go to the chairman and ceo of the huntington berkshires, and see how he is handling this crisis for coming on. how are you? >> good, jim. thanks for having me on. >> and so now, why is it that you don't have all of the trouble that the other bans seem -- banks are seeming to have? >> well, we have been talking to the customers and they have been a sense of strength, and we have been helping them understand what is going on and active couple of weeks and really, really good result from our perspective. >> tremendous deposit outflows like we are hearing from other banks? >> well, the deposit levels are virtually unchanged from the days of the activity started, and so, you know, we have had a lot of support. we are a source of strength for the community, and we have been here for over a century and a half, and our customers trust us. we have been able to connect with them, and so our position is a sense of strength. >> and so, we have seen the deposits flock to jpmorgan, because they have great balance sheet. what is the advantage of staying with huntington as opposed to going to t

with a week to go to the budget, our business editor simonjack has been to berkshire to ask what thethousands of employees. the slough trading estate is one of the largest in europe and hosts a huge cross—section of the businesses that government wants and needs to see grow and invest. but many, like this gym, are working hard just to stand still. it has been really tough for us over the last couple of years. we have had five gyms close in the local area because of rising bills and because people feeling the pinch their pocket. what are some of the things the chancellor can do to help your business? we need continued help with the energy rates, number one. number two, corporation tax stays still, and we need a reduction in business rates. round the corner is one of the uk's biggest food wholesalers. hospitality is its biggest customer so it has been right at the sharp end of rising cost pressures. there is food, fuel, energy and wages. bidfood operates in 110 countries and wants a clear and stable sense of direction here in the uk to help investment. the main thing you want is stabil

tanglewood has been called the vegas of the berkshires. >> james: that's right. >> stephen: you are headlining.. be to love rocks the organization and its its yearly benefit that's mostly for homeless relief in new york cit. >> stephen: also performing, john mayer, mavis staples, sheryl crow, st. vincent and others. are these all friends of yours? are you excited to meet some of these for the first time, some even ever performed with before? >> james: i'm excited to meet and perform with st. vincent. but i know mavis and i know john mayer. it'll be good to see old friends. the band, it's a great band. my drummer, steve. i am his singer. >> stephen: oh, my god, the drum solo on "asia" alone. >> james: 50 ways to leave your lover. steve will be playing drums. it's steve who brought me into the gig and will lee is going to play bass. it'll be sort of our reunion of sorts. >> stephen: i will see you there. >> james: will you be there? >> stephen: yeah. we have to take a quick break but we'll be right back with more james taylor. stick around in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and

that is already bringing in low visibilities and treacherous travel to places like the better s berkshires. and this is going to be an ongoing process through the day tuesday and into wednesday morning. yes, the snow will taper back, but we're still dealing with terrible travel conditions. hire elevations through the catskills and adirondacks, the darker pink here. 2 plus inches -- or 2 plus feet, rather, of snowfall expected. 2 to 3 inches per hour in some of the higher elevations across interior new england. and it is a heavy wet snow. when you tie that in with wind gusts of 40 to 65 miles per hour, we're talking about widespread power outages. it starts in parts of washington, d.c. up into philadelphia, new york and then the stronger winds will start to push up into northern new england going into wednesday. we have coastal flooding as well. talking about storm surge of 2 to 4 feet on some of these coastlines. >> britley ritz, thank you very much. >>> and again after silicon valley bank and signature bank's collapse, the u.s. treasury department says they are seeing positive signs that

and if i get in that game i'm going to buy what berkshire hathaway guarantee what the government didd wasn't perfect but they did manage to protect depositors and punish executives and spare taxpayers. not bad. our new company strategy on capital markets today which i think is very exciting and then meta announced another head count reduction, so what has the tech giant figured out that silicon valley can't seem to embrace i'm going to give you my take in the lightening round. so stay with cramer. every day, millions of things need to get to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're producing renewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward. >>> can a storied company change its stripes? can a tiger learn new tricks can a company known as a contributor become a leader ensustainability while somehow also becoming a better busines

berkshire hathaway continued to add to its stake in the energy company.on to more central bank speak this time coming out of canada. where the bank of canada decided it would hold interest rates at 4.5%. after 8 consecutive rate hikes by the central bank. a large concern about the possibility for weakness for the economy after the rate tightening cycle. this is a different path, at least for now than what we have seen from the u.s. federal reserve. let's get more perspective on the bank's decision for now. walk us through the reasoning. the limited reasoning shared in the statement from the bank of canada today. guest: overall takeaway is the benchmark rate can pause. the data before the bank of canada and is officials show that inflationary pressures are easing over off of the ink -- the canadian economy. when a look at what is coming ahead for the q1 period, they continue to see the entrenchment in terms of the pressures for the canadian economy. they have also added a silver lining, wage growth pressures remain intact. that could indeed be with spurs o

we have close to half a foot rento the berkshires already more than 20 inches.oast it's mostly rain. look at the video out of worcester, massachusetts. they were there picking up the snow. tough on the roads this morning, you know what else will be tough, the high winds, they go all the way back to parts of west virginia through philadelphia, delaware, southern new jersey because you'll see gusts of 30 to 50 miles an hour that will impact high-profile vehicles on i-95. certainly going to impact flights. boston starting as rain but will transition to snow and end up with another six plus inches anywhere you saw in pink. california, the next atmospheric river already today blasting the bay area. more than 2,000 people in that monterey county from the neighborhoods you see have been evacuated and more where that came from. los angeles down to san diego picking up the heavy rain, one to two inch per hour rainfall rates today and snow into the sierra above 8,000 feet. big-time storms on both coasts. >> on both coasts. all right, ginger, thanks. >>> we turn to more fa

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