liz: until, of course there's a little black swan or blue bird that jumps in the picture. maybe this twitter stuff? charles: i love it. liz: amazing. charles: i loved elon musk from day one he's absolutely amazing always shaking things up. liz: exactly but check this out charles team countdown spotted curious things about the timing of elon musk's purchase of twitter shares compared to when he floated that recent poll asking followers whether they believe twitter adheres to the principles of free speech the tesla ceo either way now the largest shareholder of the social media giant, we've got the man in charge of strategy at the company that was twitter's fourth-largest shareholder until elon bought in state street michael arone will join us on what he thinks the motivation is improving the stock price or something else and how he feels about it for his company. musk's moves driving up the markets twitter the top gainer on the s&p 500 while growth in big tech names on the nasdaq show the biggest bump here. the nasdaq up 244 points by far, the largest percentage jump here of

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it's the least that i can do because, you know, in hong kong they've survived blue bird phone. theat. sars. yeah. right. so you tell someone to put a mask over their face, like yes, absolutely not just for me here, but for the around me, this is where sort of, the, the response of the pandemic becomes just not just about people, but about political culture. and i think one thing that has been sort of tragically under discussed, is how, like, what you said earlier, like we focus on very technical solutions and technical reasons why the pandemic ah, has ravaged people so much. but there's also sort of subjective conditions as lifestyle. there's population distribution, there's people's behavior, there's demographic pattern. so like, remember the beginning of the pandemic if was catcher, had some b, lake wise nafrica being wiped out like why are tens of thousands of people dying in western europe with the most sophisticated public health care systems allegedly are in the west. but you know that the death on africa was sure there must have been allow an allowance for under reporting. but

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expect from the new owner egor, probably, a bright start musk launches a rocket into space and the blue birdobably also cope. well, who else could become the new owner of twitter, if nylon musk is brighter than him only donald trump used social networks, but the sale of twitter to a permanently blocked user. this is some kind of very complicated business move, not on the first try, but the mask still managed to convince the management of twitter to sell it to the social network for $44 billion, of which several banks lend the mask for $25.5 billion. including morgan mask twitter is definitely worth each other, for example, both of them are mysterious nature mask costs nothing to publish a set of numbers and the whole world, then thinks that all this meant twitter all 16 years of its existence, of course, for mysterious reasons, does not introduce the function of editing tweets. muska says he can't wait to get started with his new purchase. and he has a lot of plans, he believes that twitter users lack freedom of speech. he wants to remove ads for paying subscribers to definitely fight social

will the little blue bird have a new owner? it very well could, if musky serious and gets his way, which is far from a sure thing. gabriel's hondo i'll just eat a new york. ah said 0. these are the top stories in at least $117.00 palestinians have been injured during violent confrontations with israeli forces of the alex and mos compounded occupied east jerusalem. more than 80 people have been arrested by police inside the comp. john holman, has more there are now checkpoints, barriers that have been put up around the damascus gates. this is where people usually go in and then head up to the alex or most to pray. you can see there are sorts of mass of people and the wood is that these ready security officials are letting in only women and the elderly at the moment. so there are hold ups more funerals applied in the occupied westbank for palestinians killed during israeli rates. a v israel military says it's conducting a counter terrorism, and these railey military is being accused of launching several strikes on areas in and ar

jeff currie is here with more >>> and call him the king of blue bird.ople on changes of the platform. >>> it is tuesday, april 5th this is "worldwide exchange. >>> welcome or welcome back. good tuesday morning i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us. here is how your money and markets look as we are halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour stock futures are not giving us help a lot of days the market is up big or down big. this is not one of those days. this is just a day it is tuesday. arguably the worst day of the week if anybody wants to challenge me on that, let me know let's move on. dow futures down 15 points anything can happen at this point. we are watching, by the way, bond yields. you might have heard that inverted yield curve it is still inverted 30-year yield above the 2-year yield. longer dated yields below shorter dated yields here's the thing in the rbi in a few minutes, we will give you a little bit of comfort of the inverted yield curve and stock market that is coming up. stick around oil is just over $100 a barrel. the average price for the

we have pain in claimant and the little blue bird for a second historic day thinking elon musk nottingham as a boardmember. we will show the stocks and what it's doing the final hour of trade in the latest poll to his followers pretty massive change ahead with the social media giant this is interesting amazon is using elon musk to scratch under destruction to launch a rivalry amazon to basics sterling satellite companies to deliver broadband for underserved around the world former astronaut is suited off and ready for liftoff we will ask about the challenges jeff bezos faces in the star wars episode. it is amazon and bezos rocket company blue origin. the two wrapped up together. the atrocity on the ground in ukraine reveals as president volodymyr zelenskyy prepares to take the united nations security council regression board cybersecurity expert was here to react into ~ if now is the right time for america to scale back or go all in on the cyber offenses. on wall street we have markets closing as lael brainard says the central bank could chop away at the 9 trillion-dollar balance sheet at

liz: until, of course there's a little black swan or blue bird that jumps in the picture.harles: i love it. liz: amazing. charles: i loved elon musk from day one he's absolutely amazing always shaking things up. liz: exactly but check this out charles team countdown spotted curious things about the timing of elon musk's purchase of twitter shares compared to when he floated that recent poll asking followers whether they believe twitter adheres to the principles of free speech the tesla ceo either way now the largest shareholder of the social media giant, we've got the man in charge of strategy at the company that was twitter's fourth-largest shareholder until elon bought in state street

street into a whirl of speculation that musk is looking to put in maybe a tender offer for the little blue bird. let's bring in investor dan nile s, of the satore fund. he bought twitter shares but is already out of them and he has way better investment ideas in a fox business exclusive, dan, too much drama? why did you buy it last week and then why did you sell it? >> it was too much drama for me i mean, if you look at twitter from a very big picture standpoint, the day they came public the stock closed at $45 a share. it's not much different today. in the meantime, you look at the s&p 500, it's tripled. you look at facebook and google during that same period they have gone up four to 5x. stocks still trades at a 60 pe, up almost 50% off of its lows, you know, a few weeks ago, before musk started buying, and at the end of the day, the board i do think their interests aren't aligned with shareholders so it was just too much drama for me, and i've got other names that are much lower valuations that i'd rather be involved with liz: we'll get to that in a second because our viewers love to hear fr

we have pain in claimant and the little blue bird for a second historic day thinking elon musk nottinghamthe stocks and what it's doing the final hour of trade in the latest poll to his followers pretty massive change ahead with the social media giant this is interesting amazon is using elon musk to scratch under destruction to launch a rivalry amazon to basics sterling

a lower in the space >>> and musk moving the social stocks how did the opening traders claim the blue birdmoney" returns alright, so...cordless headphones, you can watch movies through your phone? and y'all got electric cars? yeah. the future is crunk! (laughs) anything else you wanna know? is the hype too much? am i ready? i can't tell you everything. but if you want to make history, you gotta call your own shots. we going to the league! >>> welcome back to "fast money. check out the move on taiwan semi after the bullish move, with the overrating on the stock saying they expect the company to beat estimates when they report earnings on the 14th. but not everyone is sweet on semis. our next guest is warning of a potential breakdown. let's go off the charts with christopher ra teaguous. a bear company, what do you see? >> i think it's interesting, given all of the bull companies, even though themarket has rallied here, the semis have not participated in that move as leaders, right i think our big call or our big view is the nature of leadership is changing right now. i think you see that wi

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what i wouldn't give to be the little blue bird on that on the wall while this was all going on, right? i think that probably what happened, having followed a lot of acquisitions over the years. i can't speak for twitter. in particular. we'll learn more over the next coming days when they file regulatory filings and all sorts of other stuff. but i think what really probably did it is that they probably went around to a bunch of other people and said, hey, how much are you willing to buy his four and they may not have gotten an answer they wanted they also may have had pressure from other investors. those are the two things i see often that causes a company that was against an acquisition to suddenly go for it, so that that's probably where my bet would be. but either way, at this point, they've made a very dramatic turnaround. and as you pointed out the poison pill, trying to stop it now accepting the buyout offer yeah, it is interesting. let's talk about the broad implications here for twitter and for its users. in announcing the deal, elon musk said that he wants to transform the com

d p will decline by little over 11 percent. timothy ash is a sovereign strategist with blue bird asset management. he joins us now live from the british capital london. good to have you with us. so from g d p to poverty, the figures don't look good for you cry and looking forward, right? to take blue bay blue by asset management. so my apologies. no, i mean, all right, that blue base is. we'll get that sorted out and no problem. absolutely look, i mean, this is a devastating conflict. it's fingering the stuff though, really from the world bank and the i'm, if we simply don't know, it depends how long the conflict goes on in the end state. you know, does, does russia succeeding, taking dumbass the whole of dumbasses and hold a significant amounts of the, the, the territory along the sea coast on the black sea, which would significantly impact on ukraine's ability to export over the longer term. so we really waiting to see at the moment, i mean, that's the reality. you stole the next question right out my mouth, which was what if this war goes on longer than expected? i mean how? i know

bird? our yellow duck? a blue heart? a green frog? a white dog? a white sheep. a goldfish. and a teacher, looking at me. thank you. [applause] i am the teacher. >> mr. president, madame first lady, another surprise, ladies and gentlemen jimmy fallon. [applause] thank you. >> thank you all for being here, how fun is this? this is so cool. not only are you a first lady, but also dr. biden, your students call you. >> dr. b. >> and your grandkids call you? >> an -- nana. >> are you lucky enough to have a grandma? what do you call your grandma? gammy? nana? abuela? meemaw. there are some names out there. i'm going to read this book to you, it is called nana loves you more. best-selling author. jimmy fallon. please, thank you very much. here we go. it goes like this. when you see a duck, everyone yells quack. do a louder. -- do it louder. nana will read to you and sing you to sleep, and fill you with memories you will always keep. no, no duck yet. forever -- you always love nana but nana loves you more. this is a sweet one. more than the moon, more than the stars, more than all o

former biden campaign surrogate and democrat strategist, his heart is as blue as a twitter bird, kevinundation for economic education content manager and politics cofounder, hannah cox. everyone is delightful and i don't know how delighted people are jimmy but can you explain the diversity and reaction to the facts the deal was finalized today? >> i love the dichotomy so much because everyone freaking out about elon musk buying twitter drives a tesla so there's a bit of a weird hypocrisy because they were all his best friends like a year ago and now they are like what you mean, free-speech? we hate this but brian stelter, the earlier points, he's never been invited to a party, not even his own birthday party. i'm pretty sure he had the kids over and eight cupcakes without them and told brian to go somewhere else. kennedy: brian, go to your room. your friends want to eat cupcakes. >> so true but we are going to benefit from this in the long run, you member net neutrality and everything, people would literally die and now we never talk about it again. we are all going to be fine, we migh

spectrum and you know who doesn't love the bald eagle right whether you're right red white and blue american or a bird or a tree hugger or all of those things together you love the bald eagle. it's one of those those birds when you see it cross in the sky. you poked a person in the ribs next to you and you know and point everybody gets excited when they see it baldi home and it really is a wonderful site, but also, when we reflect on our environmental past we tend to focus on riders or certainly guilty of those we tend to focus on the the grim and the tragic and you know, they're these doomsday stories we hear all the time and i wanted to give is a break from that and until an environmental story. that was a more positive uplifting story, you know, an environmental success story and the bald eagle is certainly that it has the its history the bald eagles history with the us has its certainly has this tragic moments horrific her horrific moments and but there are also a couple of redemption periods. i call him a redemption moments and and ultimately it's one of the great american conservation success st

flowers are blooming, a stepmother is raging like snowdrops, the sky is turning blue, returning home from the warm edges of a birdhe earth is in spring, how beautiful peaceful life, but we are all very, very many of us who are waiting you at home. sharply, we understand now that the world is our world. take care. you are a model for us real man, warrior hero know you don't miss fascism. do not let him spread the strength of our faith and in our truth. we rarely went to the temple, somehow everything was not enough now, we go, we go with faith in our souls and hopes, we go and pray. we believe that everything will someday end with our victory, and it cannot be otherwise. after all, we are the people who defeated death, who defeated fascism, the descendants of the winners. we remember the great patriotic war, we remember at the gene level and they will not put us on our knees. now different people are talking about the youth. but when we see the rows of our young ones, army, we hear how the guys sing the anthem of russia, we are proud. in the eleventh grade, we wrote letters to you, many girls were holding back tea

the propagandists of tigra on the kiosayanu the man of this struggle is a blue-eyed man, he is the smell. on television, the birds something was said there, kazakhstan, look at the text of the affairs, and how on the state channel, the osaya tiger is talking to kazakhstan, look carefully at the screen somewhere, let's open my microphone, so that there will be, i will say enough, and after that there will be a second video, it is very important , watch it, guys, you are right they decided that russia will evaporate somewhere, immigrate to mars, or do you think, i am speaking my personal opinion about ukraine . he says... you guys have seen this. you know putin's stuff, guys, look at ukraine, and to look at ukraine, what did he do here in ukraine? watch now the second video of a kazakh, but he is half kazakh, and a half-ukrainian wrote an answer to him, and this answer is self-important, listen please, how does he respond to him? i turn to the tying ocean, what is the pace of the guy who thinks that kazakhstan is for russia, who kills civilians in ukraine, rapes women and children, dear tiger, you are finished if

but all different kinds of birds robins and orioles and blue jays and the most beautiful cardinals i'd ever seen they came and swooped on mass into our yard. it was spectacular and breathtaking. i called for sarah and she ran out to the porch. i never seen anything like it before. and neither had she and despite being a man of science and reason one not easily given to mystical thinking i was suddenly seized with the thought and flooded with the feeling and immersed in the overwhelming physical sensation that everything is going to be all right. tommy's going to take care of us. i moved off the porch and into the yard towards the birds. just to get closer to them just to say hi for a moment and as suddenly as they arrived they took flight. as if they were one flapping away into the unknown sky. for split second, i was bereft again. but then i looked down at my feet and there i found my glasses. so i i just think that's absolutely beautiful and i'm sorry jamie for don't do that again, please. yeah, okay, so how was writing this book therapeutic for you? well i basically thought i would

blue flickering lights. it was possible to see even from a bird's eye view in maikop to support the special operation in thebass and residents and people's republics. thousands of people came, creative teams, schoolchildren, students, already familiar latin symbols on sakhalin lined up in front of the museum complex. russia my story passed a lot of national rally, its participants reminded about the eighth anniversary of the signing of the declaration. about the sovereignty of these donetsk people's. republic a in khabarovsk, we do not abandon the action of our own, the teams of the platinum arena sports complex have joined, and here the z symbol in the colors of the st. george ribbon appeared on the facade of the building. we have solidarity with our military and a humanitarian aid collection point has also been launched here. and then sergey lavrov's statement about how the ukrainian delegation at the talks is changing its position. what kind of disagreement appeared within nato and a report from the airport in sochi, which is now an international hub about this immediately after the advertisement, wait e

bird tribunals. >> and other gruesome discovery and blue chap. six charred bodies found together tuesday one small enough to be a child. it's not clear who they were under what circumstances they guide. when ukrainian official had three words up for the russian troops and vladimir putin. >> they control b might go to hell. >> go to hell. and the us state department investigating reports of an attack and the region involving chemicals ukrainian officials accusing russian forces of hitting a storage tape filled with nitric acid. an official says is unclear if the strike was part of a strategy to weapon nice destroyed chemicals. president biden stated the united states would responded t a chemical weapons act. meanwhile, a short time ago the pentagon announcing an additional $100 million in security assistance for ukraine including entiat take missiles at. in a source, the us and coordinated quite nation are about to announce an additional sweeping passage against russia. >> gutfeld starts right now. >> a happy april the see good day april. but do y

[ laughter ] next, there is "avatar 2: this one's just two hours of a blue guy connecting his ponytail to a bird and finally, "avatar 2: the first movie is almost old enough to buy cigarettes now." [ laughter and applause that's -- they were thinking -- i like the one they went with. hey guys, i read that some elite yelp reviewers, who are trusted on the site have been getting paid to write good reviews for restaurants. wow. if i can't trust bob s. who went to a denny's in illinois once, who can i trust? [ light laughter ] that's right yelp knew something was wrong when a user described arby's meatloaf as "tantalizing." [ laughter ] "tantalizing." well, as i mentioned, chipotle recently said that it's continuing to work hard to add dessert to its menu. yeah, that's what chipotle needs, more decisions for the person in line ahead of you, yeah [ light laughter ] "do i want to try sprinkles? i don't know can i try a sample of the rocky road it just never -- [ light laughter ] "what does vanilla taste like? [ laughter ] "you don't know what vanilla -- "no. "well, then you shouldn't get ice cream. ma

or easy a monitoring when we ring, each bird with different color like my name is dailee. this is violet blue. i can be shook. think lies the can be blue, orange as well. but this paradise is threatened by more and more extreme weather events during the season of the super some to little f, which is october for february, march. we get around 800003rd to us coming to the egg. there will come just here in the sand, dig it, and lead the eggs. but with the erosion it's daunting used to come further up in land. and most of the time than this, we've got to watch away climate change and the resulting weather are also a threat to the ranger's homes. yeah. under the house, under the house of close of erosion which happened last year. and now we're just trying to stuck up some rocks. dallas would like his african ranger award to be shared by the whole team. for him, it's about more than a prize to be able to win. bout ranger i would, that has become huge. as it has put shows on the map in terms of conservation of why life nature conservation is valuable in itself. but it's also become a selling point f

in fact, right now we have blue skies windswept skies as we take a bird's eye view out towards the cityre you have the salesforce tower and we can see them hills in the background again. visibility is unlimited. and when you look at the bay waters, you can't tell, but there's a ripple there. we have a small craft advisory in place until nine pm tonight. numbers are all in the seventies except for san francisco at 63 degrees. it has been warmer today, then yesterday and noticed the wind speeds 12 to 17 mph, for the most part 20 along the seashore and then where we have the san bruno cap with the winds do pick up some speed. 26 mph at s f o other notable numbers. check these out 3 to 16 and 17 mile per hour winds and i want to talk about the winds because they do usher the pollen around and everybody seems to be experiencing. allergy issues and it's on the trees. blame it on the tree council continue to soar and then the grasses are now become beginning to come into play as well. this is a big, beautiful area of low pressure, providing rain showers and throughout the pacific northwest sid

all this perfectly helps from the blues and stress of svetlana, the naiminets will confirm. breathed nature like a medicine, listened to the birdsimproved his health for such eco-therapy, even the dosage has already been set for 2 hours a week and it makes absolutely no difference. you will be 120 minutes 2 hours at a time or you will uh crush. this time everything is simple thanks to the sounds of nature and the rays of the sun. all areas of the brain are activated at once, the human brain is structural and nature itself is structural and being in nature, a person merges with this structure. naturally, relaxing feels more secure. here is an example, evgeny and irina work and live in moscow, but not for the first year. as soon as spring comes and the plants wake up , they run to the botanical garden of moscow state university to breathe and work at the same time, like volunteers and usually go home for an hour or two to work a little. i'm back in 5 hours. here, even now, i arrived from the subway, the climate was already here, the other end of april, may is awesome. i even have it written all our heroine constantly smiles at the

blue origin into space, you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i happen to know, a little bird told me you mention me in the second episode.tever reason, i'm extra tickled to be a part, a little tiny part of that. >> it's pretty great, it's a pretty great moment. >> jimmy: well, thank you very much, and it's great to have you here. the show is "barry," it's great. premieres april 24th on hbo and hbo max. anthony carrigan, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with stromae. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes e-q. all electric, all mercedes. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local retailer and club. ♪ stack that cheddar, make it melt. ♪ available at your local ♪ cook it up, stretch it out. ♪ ♪ we're breaking the mold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado live in the golden state ♪ >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes e-q

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bird looking at me. now you got it. >> okay. >> yellow duck, what do you see? i see a blue horse looking at me. >> a blue horse? >> hold on. >> sean: it's nice they are reading to children. does anyone believe that joe biden is capable of handling the rigors of what is definitely the hardest job on earth? last week very confused looking biden attempted to shake hands with nobody. oh and he leaves his hand there for seconds. his hand out. where is everybody? take a look for yourself. >> god bless you. >> [applauding]. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: i don't know what to say. this is a serious question: do they love him enough to do the right thing and tell him, joe, for your own personal good and the good of the country you need to consider retiring immediately? anybody care about him? even the president's hometown paper, the "washington post" they want him gone. embarrassing today. a huge insult to the white house the "washington post" published this article. the top 10 democratic presidential candidates for 2024. they have joey at number 1. at number 2 it's not kamala harris. nope. there it is. transportation secretary small

whether you're red, white and blue american or a tree hugger or all of those things together, you love the bald eagle. it's one of those birds when you see it crossing the sky, you poke the person in the ribs next to you and point. everybody the gets excited when they see a bald eagle. and it really is a wonderful sight. but also when we reflect on our environmental past, we tend to focus on writers. we tend to focus on the grim and the tragic. and there are these doomsday stories we hear all the time. and i wanted to give readers a break from that and tell an environmental story that was a morse positive uplifting story. an environmental success story and the bald eating sl certain ly that. its history, the bald eagle's history with the u.s. has its tragic moments, horrific moments. but there are also a couple redemption periods, i call them, or redemption moments. and it's one of the great american concentration success stories. so i wanted to tell that story. i didn't know much about the bald eagle. that's true of nonfiction. you learn a lot about your subject. a lot of things you had no idea of. and you come across all s

bird pooped on him. i don't know if you can see that a blue suit there. but that is what happened there. ey were in a barn and a bird pooped on the president when he was blaming putin for the price hike. >> ainsley: oh, gross, gross, gross. it used to be transitory and then remember it was a high class problem and then it was mouth. joe manchin who is a democrat from west virginia saying enough with this blame game. he says when will this end? it is a disservice to the american people to act as if inflation is a new phenomenon. the federal reserve and the administration failed to act fast enough and today's data is a snapshot in time of the consequences being felt across the country. instead of acting boldly, our elected leaders in the federal reserve continue to respond with half measures and rhetorical failures searching for where to late blame. the american people deserve the truth why record inflation is happening and what must be done to control it. >> brian: you have to go back and examine what took place. we are control of the chinese virus that poisoned the world and took a toll o