it puts them in a tough spot as we looked at 2025. >> bertha, thanks very much. bertha coombs.today's 20 stock lunch. we will pick up on that thought. scott nations, president of indexes. first up today, scott, is the ever mentioned humana. what is your trade here? >> this is a long term by even though as bertha laid out. a lot of medicated space. they're the worst performer in the s&p, down 14%. why? the medicare advantage program is generally a great business, and it's fairly priced. it's not cheap, but not expensive. i'm not a big fan of technical analysis here, but for humana to -- the one strength indicator i pay attention to says it is oversold here. >> next, downgrading five homebuilders to underperform the neutral. saying that a decline is likely . we were just talking about this with diana. shares are down more than 3% today. what is your trade on dr horton? >> dr horton is a bike, but brace yourself. i will explain why in a little bit. the homebuilders have done a wonderful job of managing higher interest rates. they are higher over one month and one year at times. th

the literary business was given the symbolic name “black bertha” after hess, a personal friend of hitler for his eyes, for his appearance, and also for the intrigues that he weaved. workshop, being their executor on the personal instructions of the fuhrer. in may '41 , he found himself at the center of another political scandal, unexpectedly first disappearing, and then turning up in scotland. zenchen, under this name the soviet intelligence officer in england kim philby acted, reported that for the conclusion compromise peace. other information also came from sources in europe. the germans bring their units to the soviet border in order to confuse the british, and then suddenly launch operation sea lion, landing troops and occupy england. on june 17 , people's commissar of state security vsevolad mirkulov and intelligence chief pavel fitin were urgently summoned to the kremlin. stalin demanded an explanation regarding the telegram received from berlin from the foreman and karsikanets. it had a completely different content. all military events in germany preparations for an armed uprisin

but is the owners of this form on the edge of bertha leave? the mayor says the village could be overrun, is really sightless, came down from an outpost on a hill overlooking the farm and tried to set fire to the barn to the animals. it is still feel the heat rising from these mountains of ash that were bales of hay feed for the animals. the people here have been trying to put this fire out for hours, but smoke is still rising. is really is off in target. the guard dogs 1st. this one was badly maimed in the last attack. but his back in his usual place, watching over the fly, around 70 to 80 settlers and a few dozen soldiers, all the community of thousands hostage, some here save the worst part is many of the residents are american citizens. different places like newer, chicago and philadelphia vienna just as is going on a month. i mean, um, i wanna go by month its a uh them on their back to us. they don't have boss. i wish we have a beast with that. as riley with i'm out of town with the human energy. and what happens to us in here and guys law

. >> greg: are you still with bertha? >> bertha left. i got a new girl. for living in [laughter] >> greg: i think they should tell the prisoners that you won their case and say we're having a problem with the doors and give the guards a dimmer switch and dim the lights like it so cool and awesome and bring the lights back up and that would be great. >> greg: the atheist, i can't believe they let him on religious grounds that you believe in nothing and just close your eyes and pretend it's in eclipse. kat, i have to say is nice to see interested inmates interested and thanks then writing fan male to you. >> honestly i'm surprised that inmates there's not more lawsuits coming from inmates in general because i feel like they have a lot of time and allow library and they're not in there because they're afraid to question authority so if i were imprisoned, i would sue people all the time. that's all i would do and probably a numbers game as you'll get some of them so why don't i sue people now? >> greg: we're not suing enough. by the way, to your point if they

. >>> let's go to bertha coombs, she has a cnbc news update. >>> hi, tyler.s president biden told "the beat" that the future u.s. support for the war in gaza depends on israel taking immediate measurable steps to prevent further civil usage harm. the demand came during a 30-minute phone call this afternoon, just days after an israeli air strike kid seven aid workers in gaza. >>> no labels. the centrist group looking to run a third-party candidate is reportedly abandoning its attempt to create a unity ticket this year. "wall street journal" reports that the organization is making the decision, because it has not been able to find a credibility ticket that could win the election. >>> stanford university announced a new leader months after the former president resigned following scrutiny of his scientific research. the board of trustees nominated jonathan levin to the position today. he will take the helm on august 1st. tyler, back to you. >> bertha coombs, thank you very much. >>> as we head to break, a quick power check. on the positive sigh, again are rack. o

anyothk u to bertha coombs. that will do it for us. "squawk box" is coming up next.atching. my name is oluseyi and some of my favorite moments throughout my life are watching sports with my dad. now, i work at comcast as part of the team that created our ai highlights technology, which uses ai to detect the major plays in a sports game. giving millions of fans, like my dad and me, new ways of catching up on their favorite sport. >>> good morning. earnings alert. we have quarterly results from united health and johnson & johnson and morgan stanley. >>> house speaker mike johnson plans to split the vote for foreign aid bills. >>> and caitlin clark is the top pick in the wnba draft. she won't be getting a big pay take. day. it is tuesday, april 16th, 2024 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm melissa lee with andrew ross sorkin. joe and becky are off today. let's look at equity futures at this hour. pointing lower across the board. s&p is down eight points.

. >>> time for the latest corporate stories of the day with bertha coombs. >> good morning, frank. shares of morgan stanley set to withstand the 5% loss after the bank is investigated by u.s. regulators, including the s.e.c., office of the c comptroller of the currency and treasury. according to reports, regulators are looking into whether the bank had adequately investigated the identities of clients and sources the wealth. >>> globe life is responding to a new short sell the report from fuzzy panda research with fraud at the life insurance giant. globe life said the research mischaracterizes facts and uses unsubstantiated claims. shares are higher in the pre-market after falling sharply in the trade yesterday. >>> finally, cathie wood's ark investment holds a stake in a.i. darling openai. in an email to clients, ark said the venture fund invests in openai. the $54 million ark fund was launched in september of 2022 and invests in public and private companies like spacex and epic games and recently the reddit ipo. >> bertha, thank you. >>> more to come here on "worldwide exchange,"

let's get headlines with bertha coombs how are you? >>> oral arguments continue this afternoon at the supreme court over the question whether former president trump has absolute immunity from prosecution after the 2020 election. much of the discussion between the justices and lawyers has focused on whether there is absolute immunity for official acts the former president's federal trial on election interference remains on hold until the supreme court issues a ruling. the epa has set a new rule that would force coal fired power plants to shut down. those that plan to stay in operation past 2039 would have to capture 90 first by 2032, the first time the u.s. has restricted emissions from existing plants. >>> and the first cargo ship has passed through a deep water channel in baltimore the port's main channel is set to reopen next month once the containership dali that slammed into the francis scott key bridge is removed. courtney, back over to you >> bertha, thank you more on the market sell-off. we are off the session lows. we'll break

bertha? >>> hi, scott.lion in grants today for clean energy projects across the u.s. the money comes from the inflation reduction act and will be given to eight organizations that will undertake thousands of projects that rain from energy efficient home improvements to large-scale projects such as electric vehicle charging stations. >>> weather forecasters are predicting an extremely active 2024 atlantic hurricane season. forecasters at colorado state university are predicting 23 named storms this summer, 11 hurricanes, and 5 major hurricanes for the season. a typical year averages about 14 tropical storms with 7 becoming hurricanes. >>> major league baseball is headed to sacramento. the oakland a's reached an agreement to play there until 2027, while the team's new vegas stadium is being built on the site of the recently closed tropicana hotel. the a's will make their move to sutter health park once their lease in oakland ends after this season. first it was the raiders that moved back and forth, then move

hey, bertha. >> yes, the internet providers in the u.s. will now have to publish what looks like nutrition labels and they are consumer advisories alongside their service bills. it will spell out all toffees and the charges and how consumers view the plans, and it is both in stores and online starting today. also starting today, waymo going to offer a taxi service in los angeles, because more than 500,000 people are on a waiting list to use the cars and it is coming as the general motors is saying that it is bringing back some operation, and tesla's elon musk is saying that he is looking at a robo taxi service to come out in august. and finally, and this is the most controversial story to me, because mattel is releasing a new version of scrabble with a double-sided board. it is the classic board and scrabble together to make scrabble accessible for those who find word games intimidating, and for now, the version is only available in europe, and the first major change to scrabble board in over 75 years. as someone whose husband and friend s

i'm bertha coombs with your cnbc news update.ter said in a meeting at the state department today that had country will assert its south china sea rights. tensions have been rising between manila and china over the strategic water way. it comes after the u.s., japan and the philippines met and announced new security and economic ties at a white house summit. >>> a houston hospital has stopped its kidney transplant programs after it was discovered a doctor allegedly manipulated patient records to make some of them ineligible for transplants. the department of health and human services says it is investigating. >>> and a golden tea cup worth $68,000 was stolen from a tokyo department store. it was taken from an exhibition event. police say the suspect planned and carried out the crime with the event in mind. he has yet to be found or the tea cup made of 24 carat gold. >> bertha, appreciate that. our senior markets commentator mike santoli with his "midday word." i'm sure there's a lot on your mind. >> it's at least relevant in the s

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bertha coombs is joining us with new details on the hack reported earlier this year. what do we know? >> "the wall street journal" is reporting citing sources familiar with the investigation that the hackers who got into the health care systems actually got in earlier than the company reported, starting on february 12th according to the journal, they got in through a remote access system that did not have multi-factor authentication. it was not enabled in this particular application which allowed them to get in. now just last week we did hear united health say they are making progress, getting the systems all back together. so far, that hack, that attack, cyber attack has cost some $870 million, it could cost up to 1.6 billion they estimate this year because of all the disruption that has resulted. next week we will see ceo andrew whitty, up on capitol hill testifying before congress on this cyber attack. but again "the washington journal" reporting that it started earlier than the company said, on february 12th the company first revealed it had begun on february 21st

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krup, the one that created the big bertha, which already bombarded paris from a distance of 100 km durings the chemical industry, this is the steel industry, these are all the future parts of the german economy that, in essence, created hitler’s war machine. in 1941, us president roosevelt signed an executive order allowing american corporations to supply steel, engines, rubber and radio components to commercial companies. structures of the countries of the hitlerite coalition. formally, the united states' hands remained clean. roosevelt acted in accordance with american business. that is, there seems to be a law that prohibits trade with germany on the state. level, but this law made it possible for american private companies to sell strategic materials, including military materials to germany and its allies, bypassing the law that was adopted in the united states of america, which is most interesting, this law was in force until forty-four, a similar situation developed in trade relations between the united states and spain, which formally business organizations of the united states of

in germany it was primarily the croup, the croup, the one that created the big bertha, which with distancesordance with american business, that is, there seems to be a law that prohibits trade with germany at the state level, but this law made it possible for american private companies to sell strategic materials, including military materials to germany and... spanish troops also took part in the war against russia and the soviet union, but here it should be noted that most likely roosevelt acted under pressure from private lobbying organizations. business organizations of the united states of america, including the largest standard oil, which was engaged in the sale of oil and petroleum products. spain's tanker fleet operated almost exclusively. for the needs of the wehrmacht, supplying it with american black gold. even in the first months of 1944, germany was re-exporting 4,800 tons of oil from spain every month. this loser, it gave american business the opportunity to trade not only with members of the anti-hitler coalition, but with the opposite side. thus , the americans repeated. own

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>> bertha, thank you >>> as we head to break, a road map for the rest of the hour at&t shares in thefter earlier gains this morning we'll dig deeper into the latest results. >>> plus the health of the high end consumer shares of one of the biggest luxury names takes a hit on the back of results and warning of future shales. >> and rubrik ready to go public tomorrow what people need to know about that ipo "squawk on the street" is back after this break >>> keeping an eye on shares of at&t, a similar move we saw earlier this week in verizon, the company reported earnings seemed to be well received initially only to turn around and that's the case there as well as you can see after what was generally a quarter on many metrics that exceeded what the analysts has been anticipating, particularly when it comes to things like postpaid phone net ads, 349 postpaid phone net adds for the company. revenue growth of 3% you had margin expansion earlier i talked to, as i often do, the company's cfo early this morning, just getting into sort of where that margin expansion has come from. they've had

you've heard bertha talk about health care. no need to belabor that.that is a component of the decline independent of the the rate concerns and sticky inflation issues. when you get higher rates, you have home builders, used to be the real estate reporter a million years ago. not surprisingly you get 3%, 4% declines at lennar, horton. interest rates around the ceiling companies, plumbing companies a little weaker. the bright spot is energy. it's continued to outperform. every day i put up new highs in some energy companies and these are all new highs. 52-week highs at least. right across the board. the refiners like phillips and voe valero have been strong. occidental and pioneer have been strong, halliburton, the service companies have been strong as well. oil over $85 at this point. that's the highest level since october. new highs on all of them. just want to comment on some of the meme stocks that have been moving, particularly yesterday, we had trump media filing its 10k report. the company's revenue is $4.1 million for 2023. net loss of 5$58.2 mi

businesses, their leaders look the other way. leaving them just broken zane bus route of the old to 0 bertha the occupied westbank color start. ok, so called vermont. the bill has been posted by parliament prime minister, where she soon acts as the 1st flights carrying asylum seekers to lawanda will leave in 10 to 12 weeks. the plan is the central part of his government strategy to tackle legal migration as being one be criticized by human rights groups, who brandon reports in the u. k is handed hundreds of millions of dollars to france for coastal security and police patrols. you have the small boats containing refugees in microns keep coming. on 2 years after former prime minister bar, as johnson's government 1st announced a highly contentious plan to send refugees to rolanda. not a single plane has taken off a frustrated rash. you see, not cold time on the object is enough. is it no, no more prevarication. no more delay. no us no bots. these lights on going to roll into a long day of parliamentary ping pong ensued the upper chain. but trying to amend the bill. the government using its maj

statements coming on the alliance is a 75th anniversary caps for administer, who was invited to the bertha gathering, use this as an opportunity to request even more western western re, particularly asking for the us patriot. and we saw systems that european diplomats have been debating whether or not as you're hearing that you create that 100000000000 euros funding from last time supplies at 2. yes. mean. well, we've been hearing from most goes for my own voice to nature. this is alexander cruz co who's accused the blog of using you client as a proxy in the proxy who against russia and the rest of the scrambled no, not the spring. and the crane is an instrument for nature to put it bluntly and straightforwardly. they took countries of waging a hybrid war against russia. a hybrid war consists of many elements. it includes, 1st and foremost, informational and ideological aspects by demonizing, russia and attributing old souls a malicious plans to us. i do so this is my parents. so that's actually looking a bit broad now beyond ukraine's food is, i mean, we've hardly witnessing increased nee

numbers, but if i speaking to us today, i appreciate you in 5 to also and will correspond and thomas bertha, thank you. especially i think the found is a 3 a great political policies have also agreed that the most good enough group masika was apparently orchestrated by t as under the supervision of washington only for lapses the fantasy that the unspeakable tragedy at the moscow concert was the work of inspiration, planning and execution by isis, and indeed by a declining regional part of it, isis correspond from all the evidence that emerges and especially from the testimony of the arrested terrorist. it is concluded that the terrorist attack and crocus city was carried out by a mercenary group of ruthless killers bearing the stamp of the ukrainian nazis of key of the bowl of hi supervision of us agencies. so the, off the march 22nd to 1250 in moscow, washington was quick to blame. isis, us officials alleged to have had intelligence that the is not a terrorist group was preparing such an attack. and i says, cell based and ask on his don legs the claim, responsibility, which must go dismiss

bertha coombs this morning. >> we'll get you ready for tesla in a moment and still to come one of thegest home builders out with a warning about the housing market and get a read from the ground with the ceo real estate firm compass on pace for the best day in more than a month stay with us >>> checking the markets on this tuesday. close to session highs with 1% gain on the s&p. nice day for tech and industrials up more than 1.5%. we got some relief in commodities like the metals and other names like cocoa that have been going parabolic in recent weeks. we'll see what happens, of course, big earnings continues tonight. >> they do we'll start off now with a company that just reported, gm, and you see that stock is up over 5% after over what was a big beat on the top and bottom lines. strong north american operations the automaker raising its 2024 guidance tesla will report results after the bell in what has become one of the more important earnings calls in that ev maker's history. the shares, of course, down more than 40% so far this year up today but close to 52-week lows. here to he

bertha gisela gaytÁn was shot dead shortly after she outlined her plans to increase security in the city >> the citizens are with us and look after us and of course we will have secured protocols which the legal department the party in the state is reviewing. amy: gisela gaytÁn was a member of the ruling morena party. the associated press reports at least 15 political candidates have been killed in mexico since january ahead of nationwide elections on june 2. taiwan has been hit with its largest earthquake in 25 years. at least nine people have died and over 800 are injured. the 7.4 magnitude quake toppled dozens of buildings and trapped at least 77 people. in other news from the region, president biden and chinese president xi jinping spoke on tuesday for one hour and 45 minutes on the phone. it was their first call since a summit in november. donald trump's former lawyer john eastman has been disbarred in california for his role in trying to help trump overturn the 2020 election. a california judge wrote in her ruling, "eastman's wrongdoing constitutes exceptionally serious ethical vio

. >> meantime, to bertha coombs and get the rest of the news. >> i didn't feel it at all.. but here's your cnbc news update. the israeli military dismissed two senior officers today. the decision followed by a probe into a strike earlier this week that killed seven world central kitchen aid workers in gaza. the idf found errors and violations of protocols, which led forces to repeatedly hit the aid convoy. >>> meanwhile, the chief of the united nations called the humanitarian situation in gaza desperate, as he appealed for an immediate cease-fire this morning. israel committed to opening additional aid routes intothe enclave hours after president biden warned israel to take immediate steps to address civilian harm or face consequences. >>> and new federal data shows more be than 68,000 guns were illegally trafficked through unlicensed dealers in the u.s. from 2017 to 2021. some of those guns were used in nearly 370 shooting cases according to the atf. attorney general merrick garland ordered the report, the first in-depth analysis of firearm trafficking investigations in m

let's get to bertha coombs for those details. >> j&j, mixed quarter for j johnson & johnson.uarter saw strength in sales of cardiovascular devices. in the oncology medications. sales of j&j's block buster sir rye sis drug missed expectations. ginn the big eps beat, well, j&j's guidance was lackluster, at least that's how most investors are viewing it. meantime, united health group's earnings report complicated by the financial impact of the february cyberattack on its change health care billing and payment systems, yet the health care giant beat on both the top and the bottom line and maintained guidance as they work to recover. the really positive take away on the health insurance side, medical costs and medicare among seniors appears to have stabilized at a high level, but the medical cost ratio of 84.3%, that's how much a premiums they're paying out in costs includes the impact of the cyberattack on claims and was pretty much right in line with the guidance that united health had given. contessa, tyler? >> back to the stellara drug, i wonder whether that is such a high com

it's a way my son consumes most of his video content, apart from the knicks games bertha, thanks >>> still ahead, we'll trade tesla and boeing ahead of those results. but before we do that, let's get a check on a name that's already reported, jetblue sinking. weaker than expected revenue guidance thanks to weakness in latin america. the ceo telling cnbc the airline is pulling off the right levers to get back on the path to profitability, but it will take some time to get there hexcng%.own about 16 "t ehae" will be right back after this. ice works fast. ♪♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. [alarm beeping] amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't do that, jen. why not? did you forget something? my protein shake. the future isn't scary, not investing in it is. you're so dramatic amelia. bye jen. 100 innovative companies, one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges expenses and more prospectus at invesco

i'm bertha coombs with your cnbc news update. has started to use long-range missiles secretly provided by the u.s. to hit areas held by russia, according to a "new york times" report citing senior u.s. officials the army tactical missile systems were used to bombard russian airfields last week. joe biden had approved the delivery of the missiles early last month in a $300 million package, and the u.s. will provide more in the new aid package the president signed just today >>> secretary of state antony blinken says the u.s. will be sending new military assistance to ukraine in a statement, the state department noted the $1 billion package would provide munitions and equipment for ukraine to use immediately on the battlefield the announcement comes after joe biden signed the national security supplemental package today. >>> and more than a quarter of u.s. adults over 50 years old say they don't expect to ever be able to retire according to an aarp survey, for many, it's just a financial issue. they cited everyday expenses like hou

bertha coombs is here with more. everybody is looking at the medical loss ratio from the cyber attack there. >> the change cyber attack is being looked at or accounted for in two buckets. united health revenue coming in at $99.8 billion. beating estimates. it is unclear if the adjusted $6.91 per share is comparable to the consensus number. it includes 25 cents per share impact for business disruption costs from the change cyber attack in february. it excludes the costs of advanced payments and interest-free loans due to the o outage which amounts to $6 billion so far. it is drilling down on overall performance. the top expectations at more than $6 billion which is up 13% year over year. optum health includes the 90,000 do doctors. this includes a $279 million hit from change disruption costs. on the united healthcare insurance side, $75.4 billion in revenue was in line with expectations driven by commercial and medicare growth. net operating earnings came up light due to the cyber attack response. the medical costs r

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their leaders look the other way. leaving them just broken zane bus route of the old is 0 bertha the occupied westbank, palestine. and took care of people demonstrated against germany support for his round during a meeting between the german president and the assembled merrill monday, police to quickly intervene to stop the protest and villa monks has more german president frank volta stein maya in a stumble to celebrate his country's history of diplomatic ties with kia, vivian, dodge, something item more, nothing from zip system to board. start. what are we in germany? celebrate the 75th birthday, about that girl in the public in a months time. we will do so. we need to know is the millions and stories of tuckers, german immigrants, a product of our history tied ones like us, exclusive to his host assembles man, showing him a train station with turkish migrants. one set out to find work in germany. but as the pal together inside an expedition the great thing outside, some protest as was anything but the genocidal criminal. gemini, came the sounds, murder, a gemini within minutes tuc

bertha coombs has been covering it since early this morning. good morning. >> hey, carl.'s adjusted earnings of 271 per share solidly beat expectations. on the top line revenues of 21.4 billion were in line. the quarter benefitted from a big jump in medical device sales. we've been hearing about that from the insurers a lot of people are getting these transplants. med tech was below consensus. j&j cut its guidance, particularly on the top line a bit below expectations. on the other side united health big beat on the top and bottom line. adjusted earnings of 691 per share, nearly $100 billion in revenues, despite the impact of the change health care cyberattack which made for a complex report. on the call the ceo said united health's scale has really helped them provide support for providers during the outage as they've worked to get billing and payment systems fully restored. >> extraordinary example of really the resources of usg and the support of many of the biggest companies across america in the tech environment coming in to help recover from this particular attack,

i'm bertha coombs with your cnbc news update. >>> japan's prime minister is meeting with the top fourng ahead of a scheduled address at a joint session of congress. it comes one day after his government upgraded japan's security alliance with the united states and before a trilateral leader summit with the u.s. and philippines. >>> a vietnamese court has sentenced a real estate tycoon to death. according to state media, committed the largest financial fraud case in the country's history taking out 2500 unlawful loans at a bank diverting the funds to shell companies resulting in $27 billion in losses to the bank. >>> the former interpreter for shohei ohtani is reportedly negotiating a guilty plea on federal charges in the u.s. ipy my zahara was fired after allegedly stealing millions of dollars from otani to cover gambling debts. sources tell "the new york times" the investigation into the interpreter is nearing a conclusion. sara, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the imf this morning sticking with modest 3% growth outlook for the global economy, well below historical average and estimat

i'm bertha coombs with your cnbc news update. >>> it's a big day for donald trump as the supreme courtsident's immunity claim in his election interference case his lawyers argue his efforts to overturn the 2020 results were official acts taken in office. the federal appeals court ruled in february against that claim that he is immune from prosecution. >>> meantime trump is in a new york court today as the former national enquirer publisher david pecker resuming his testimony in the hush money trial. pecker is expected to detail the alleged payment to adult film actress stormy daniels that is at the heart of the case. >>> finally, new york's top court overturned hollywood producer harvey weinstein's 2020 rape conviction this morning the court found that the judge in the landmark trial prejudiced the former film mogul's case with improper rulings including a decision to let women testify about allegations that were not part of that case. prosecutors must decide whether to retry weinstein who is serving 16 years for a separate conviction in los angeles. >> sara, back to you. >> checking i

i'm bertha coombs with your cnbc news update. >>> the israeli military has called off all leaves andmbat units. there are growing fears of an escalation with iran following an attack this week on tehran's consulate in syria that killed a number of senior military commanders. >>> four people died in a russian attack on two apartment buildings and a power plant in ukraine's second largest city. the drone strike also cut off power for around 350,000 people according to local officials. the attack comes as the kremlin escalates its bombardment of urban areas ahead of an expected large-scale russian offensive this summer. >>> and a new freight rail route built to ease disruptions from the baltimore bridge collapse completed its first shipments. csx announced the new line days ago allowing baltimore bound containers that had been diverted to new york and new jersey to be unloaded back in baltimore. amazing how they can do that in such quick time. carl, back to you. >> imagine the work that has gone into that. thank you. >>> we continue to watch disney this morning, just south of 120 here a

i'm bertha coombs with your cnbc news update. the u.s.tel aviv reportedly prepares for an iranian attack this weekend. the security alert restricts u.s. employees and their family members from personal travel in certain parts of israel out of an abundance of caution. india, france and other countries have issued similar warnings to their citizens. >>> russia is reviewing a peace proposal from 2022 that ukraine had previously rejected. the kremlin said today that the draft agreement could serve as a starting point for talks to end the war. russia has dismissed ukraine's proposal which demands for moscow to pull back its troops, compensate ukraine and face an international tribunal. >>> president biden announced another round of student debt forgiveness this morning. he said today his administration will cancel $7.4 billion in loans for 277,000 borrowers in certain low income programs. with this latest move the white house says it has now canceled $153 billion in loans for 4.3 million americans. sara, back over to you. >> thank you very muc