in the first few months when bja took this over from bjs, bjs continued collecting. and then they compared data sets. and bjs, you're stats sissons -- statisticians. they raised a big red flag they said what bja is doing is not working. my question is in response to that specific information, that warning, what action was taken to improve bja's methodology? not generally or broadly. what actions were taken then? ms. henneberg: thank you for the question. i think it's important to describe when bjs collecting the data, they were able to go directly to local agencies, local correctional institutes, jails and collect that data. under 2013, bja was presented with working with the state as central reporters which is a significant contributor to the underreporting and the incomplete data. bja has worked with a training provider providing direct technical assistance to the states, to review their data that is coming in, identifying ways they can improve it. we have provided training to the states. we have provided one-on-one technical assistance with the states to help them

>> in 2019 bjs did publish state and federal deaths. >> okay. we are combination. i think my pointer out here is that we are talking about a pretty manageable amount of information here with just a little bit of dedication from -- now i have 117,000 people in the department of justice, a bill that was passed in 2000, and reauthorized in 2013. so obviously realized congress wanted this information. you are collecting some of it, and then you kind of stopped. i heard the explanation that when congress passed the reauthorization they tied it to funding in there is a penalty there, so all of a sudden the bureau of justice and statistics couldn't handle that. that is bureaucratic. i got the. but it wouldn't seem like it would be that big of a heavy lift to have one or two people, we will find out, i really do want to know how many people in bjs we're working on providing this information and how many people in bja were charged with that. you would have thought that a meeting or two, you could have combined your efforts and said this is what we did, and you ought to do t

defensive companies that allow you to participate in that the trade-down effect like, as an example, a bj'slub, right, where you can buy a bunch of groceries in bulk, right? those are the kind of opportunities i think investors should hide out in right now. maria: okay. mark, give me a word about the week ahead. not only do we have a two-day federal reserve meeting tuesday and wednesday where we're going to get a fed hike in rates, but you've got the majors in tech the reporting earnings, apple, amazon, you know, google parent alphabet all reporting in the week ahead. what's most important? >> most important is guy dance coming out of -- guidance coming out of these companies. look, i think the fed is going to hike higher and longer than most people are anticipating the right now, so that's certainly an important story. but when we look at the stock market, earnings estimates for this year, for 2023, are still way too high. so the most important thing that we can kind of read into is what these big tech ceos and cpos are saying -- cfos are saying about what they foresee happening the rest o

us $600 million bankrupt ftxbank manfrida bj assets confiscated this includes cash and shares of the company ruben hood reports channel abc bankman freed accuses financial fraud. a criminal case has been opened. let me remind you that the ftx cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy in the past. and in november, and its head resigned, the greater us authorities accused him of defrauding investors of frida, facing imprisonment for up to 11.5 years, this was news of the economy in a nutshell. the pobeda train arrived at the belorussky railway station in moscow in one of the carriages of the museum, a new exhibition was opened, telling about military tribunals. the exposition is dedicated to justice for crimes against humanity in the years great patriotic war, thanks to the military tribunals of the nuremberg, tokyo and khabarovsk trials. the whole world learned about the atrocities of nazi germany and militaristic japan. you know that from the end of the eighteenth year in the nineteenth year, the project no statute of limitations began, and it is dedicated to the topic. the traged

bj hill stood there next to him while face the media and faced all questions. real brotherhood and a great life lesson for your children or for yourself as you consume sports. >> ainsley: speaking of brothers for the first time ever the brothers will play against each other surprising ever in a super bowl and there they are police center jason kelsey and tight and travis kelce and his brother jason who plays for philadelphia row on twitter officially done being a cheap span this season. >> brian: and andy reid, the coach for the beagles but now kansas city, and the read is probably one of the best coaches in the entire league. >> ainsley: empire state building that up in green and a lot of new yorkers not be about this, they call it a slap in the face because the giants just lost to the eagles eight days ago. >> will: rifles. >> ainsley: what a giant betrayal. people on twitter said you let the city down, what a shame in somebody else wrote, "this has to be a joke made terrible one at that." >> brian: a big hole to take down the empire state building. i think i

. >> bj modi is a professor of mechanical engineering at columbia university.at pumps in his 150-year-old harlem brownstone. he says he pump technology has greatly improved in the last 20 years. but buyer beware. >> i think one gap we need to address is we need more people trained to install them and install them right. they are a tricky technology. this technology is there to deploy. we will need heat pump simply because that is the only option we have. >> new york state aims to completely eliminate fossil fuels in all its buildings by 2050. right now we are doing about 20,000 buildings a year. to reach our goal, we need to do 200,000 a year. a tenfold increase and that is where the challenge and the opportunity come in. >> is it realistic to imagine fully electrified homes en masse across the country in the next 20 years >> it is a challenge. it is a high goal but one that is achievable. >> on rooftops across the city there is evidence the transition is well underway. but with one million buildings in the city alone, the road to zero is fraught with congestio

of course noting costco does have a higher income customer than typically bj's or samsung does it may help it in the new year in general, value does still seem to be the name of the game going into 2023. >> the only two down are ulta and bath and body works. if you look at some of these consumer discretion nair ri stocks, mike, into the year, i mean, first of all, they've been strong and they've outperformed the market in a time where we're worried about a consumer slowdown and possible recession. >> for sure. let's keep in mind, you know, the bond market and the stock market are celebrating a deceleration in wage growth last month to a 4.6 annual percentage growth it's remained strong on top of a pretty good consumer cushion that was built up through the pandemic and the stimulus. the steady state of spending is there and also consumer discretionary. they are not doing a whole lot they're up more than 5% for the week the 30-year mortgage rate is down 6.2 obviously well below the recent highs. a lot of things are working towards forestalling that moment when you get consumer fatigue s

bj is in georgia being asked to investigate all manner of claims of election fraud. we were hearing as reporters, trump is going to come around to the idea that he lost soon. i think we heard that for a lot of the end of november and the beginning of december. did you see at the same way? >> i don't know that there was an expectation of the president conceding. having said that, there is a big difference between conceding and having a mob attacked the capital. even if i didn't foresee scenario a, i didn't necessarily foresee scenario b either. for context, you have a lot of people serving in the white house knowing what the election results were are beginning to pursue other job opportunities. so some of your talented people are moving on, as they should. we were trying to help place some of the vice president's staff elsewhere. as you may recall, at this time we were still at the height of the covid pandemic. the vice president is responsible for the covid task force. a lot of greg's time, my time and others are focused on that response in the rollout of a vaccine.

is such a turn-on, you know , despite it being a disk at any age, by the way, it seems to me, here bjell- coordinated beautiful, what have you got in your headphones lately, i really, i i think it's because i released an album. of course, i listened to my songs a lot due to the fact that there are a huge number of different collaborations and plans for the next year. and i listen to a huge amount of my music, and whatever it is. and so in my headphones they play boyarsky lyube raspberry mind and talkov well, that is, i absolutely have such a varied playlist. that is, i play your songs. it absolutely does not go there. is there such a thing as asking the rain? i'll come back. well it's kind of like the nostalgia he has absolutely amazing song, that is a huge number of not very modern mikhail bublik which we also adore listened to. yes, i listen to a huge number of young people. and then, i think it's cool, that it's normal. each artist has at least one song, even roughly speaking there, but i can sing calmly, which means it’s absolutely logical, that’s why i’m such a music lover. i’m n

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cuando lleguen las segundas semanas te vas a comer una torta entera porque no vas a aguantar y es bj alan: la novia de juliÁn gil publicÓ una foto en las redes sociales que dejÓ a mÁs de uno pensando. ella publicÓ esta imagen con el siguiente texto: te reto a que subas una foto sin filtro que nunca se atreviste a publicar porque salieron inseguridades o simplemente porque no era la foto. esa foto perfecta. hazlo no sabes lo padre que se siente que te valga m... lo que digan los demÁs. postdata, somos mucho mÁs que una foto en redes sociales. lo que muchos se preguntan es dÓnde... la verdad es que se ve perfecta. era la que habÍamos visto en ——es no se le ve el gordito muchas otras mujeres posteado. el debate es si vas a ser parte de este reto cÓmo deberÍas mostrarte o es necesario mostrarte con alguna imperfecciÓn o tambiÉn se vale asÍ? marce: se vale asÍ porque ella no le estÁ poniendo filtro ni nada nada. >> entonces el chiste es el filtro? marce: es que el filtro esconde muchÍsimo cuando tienes una foto laboral lo primero que tienes que obviar es el filtro. ahora, yo sÉ que valeri