bob heard your interview to the israeli channel 9, he was horrified, how wrong you are.s you know. i'm on the other side of the trenches. i am a soldier, i fight with a bow, but it costs a machine gun, and i am here, because my conscience is so great, and he answered you this the letter was answered through his wife. yes, of course, we exchanged several letters so completely honest. but if you say so, he says, i only traveled around ukraine , traveled with you. have you seen any fascists there ? there, the main idea, our batka bandera and the batka in our bandera, is fascism. this is the same thing that fascism has already received an answer, but the words of an old friend are still spinning in my head, when i look i see photos, well city ​​destroyed by the russians. i often see a concert hall in which i played everything else there. where we performed in those very good cultural centers, they are already hummers, here , where our small detachment performed, but i want to say that in no case will we give it to anyone for our heritage for treasures. we will sing it. we ca

[laughter] >> well, bob, they heard from him. >> one word. >> he was a man of economy, in his speech as well, no doubt about that. the image we are looking at, it is not a mistake, it is called a stereoscopic image. it's designed to provide depth of the field if you are wearing the proper eyeglasses to see that. stereo means each i would see one side of it. with glasses on, you would see a very deep field. you would see all those faces at the very back. notice that tr is at the rear of the platform, as a traditionally was. he's leaning forward, he's missing more modern invention, we will talk about it in a moment, and that is voice amplification or a cyst pa system, it's what they call it. now all of the campaigning that was done, in this era, was by shouting it out. you can see how close the people were to the car because they wanted to hear what he had to say. if you are not good at projecting your voice, or, you could even call this yelling, people could not hear what you had to say. so whatever you said would not make much difference because people could not hear it. especially r

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and bob good, heard top of the program. conservative from virginia said we will have another candidate. just wait. >> who is that name? we -- here we are in the 11th hour. there are no names. give me a name. biggs isn't going to win. >> resist a few more hours what i have resisted the last several weeks, as you know, put forward a name that person suffers all attacks and retaliation and -- >> you don't have a name. what leader -- >> you'll see that name tomorrow on the second ballot. >> who is he? is it -- could you envision steve scalise for majority leader? >> find out tomorrow on the second ballot. >> a promise see it tomorrow on the second ballot. i get and understand. don't put out the name today. harpoons fly. do they actually have somebody? is there somebody? scalise whispering? a candidate whose name we don't know? somebody who says, first i'm for kevin. if he fails, then you may turn to me. >> as reported at cnn asked a group of hard-liners, asks steve scalise and jim jordan if they'd be willing to run. both said n

many african leaders of stood up with bob way in recent years with calls of the un for the sanctions to be written moved, well, we heard from bob boy's information minister, he says, the country is open for business despite what she describes as weston attacks. when she said africa, the future must be built on equality between partners, not on economic pressure. this illegal sanctions. they're just not functions. like when you talk function, it's actually economics translation sub what is in threats of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. disgrace, our territory, integrity sanctions, if it economy. but sim, bob was innovative. police genius, his replaced the minister functions with engagement and re engagement policy of our 2nd republic. isn't bob? we've open for business police or for 2nd to public or this has been done to make sure that we don't sit back and cry over functions. but we do the best with what we have done by with now being attacked for being a say, any example of a fast developing fit outside neo colonial independence. in other words, we're, i'm the, with an attack. well, bein

african leaders have actually been standing off as in bob way in recent years with cold at the united nation for the sanctions to be removed. well, we heard from the bob boys, information minister, he says the country is open for business despite what she described as weston gulf . she said africa, the future must be built on a quality between partners not on economic pressure this illegal sanctions. they're just not functions like when you talk function it's actually equal to mix translation sub what is in threats of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. disgrace, our territory integrity sanctions, if it the corner me. but sim, bob was innovative policy genius. his replaced the minutes of functions with the engagement and engagement policy of our 2nd republic. isn't bob, we're open for business police or for 2nd republic. or this has been done to make sure that we don't sit back, can cry of us long since, but we do the best with what we have done. but with not being attacked for being is sending example will suffice to develop a fit outside neo colonial independence. in other words, we are on the with an attack.

for them by way in recent years with pools or the un, the sanctions to be removed when we heard form, as in bob ways, information minister who says that countries open for businesses despite what she described as western attacks. she said, african future must be based on equality between its partners, not on economic pressure. these illegal sanctions. they're just not functions like it. when you talk of function, it's actually called a mix translation sub what age in threats of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. this chris, our territorial integrity sanctions, if it economy. but sim, bob was innovative policy genius. his replaced the minutes of functions with the engagement and re engagement policy of our 2nd republic. isn't bob with open for business police or for 2nd to public? or this has been done to make sure that we don't fit pick and cry over functions. but we do the best with what we have done, but with now being attacked for being is sending example will suffice to develop a fit outside neo colonial independence. in other words, we are the width of attack,

. >> they heard from him bob regards yes they did. he was a man of a conman in his speech as well there's no doubt about that. so the image we are looking at is not a mistake it's called the stereoscopic image is designed to provide depth of field if you bring the proper eyeglasses to see that from the stare at me and each i would see one side of it. but the glasses on you see a very deep field on the at the altar is in the very back. you notice tr is on the platform as he traditionally was pretty leaning forward because he's missing something that's a more modern invention will talk about at a moment there is a voice amplification or pa system is about to call it now. so all of the campaigning done in this area was shouting at out. you can see up close the people are to the car because they wanted to hear what he had to say. if you are not good at projecting your voice you could even call it yelling, people cannot hear what you had to say. so everything is said did not make much difference because people couldn't hear. especially rep

i was shaking, i think, literally, when i heard this stuff. >> reporter: bob's family said the defenseibed is a big teddy bear. >> reporter: on the other hand, they did find plenty of evidence that chacey wanted bob gone. >> she's fishing around for multiple men to commit this murder for her. >> reporter: that's right. it turned out key michael garza wasn't chacey's only lover. in the month up to the murder, she had been juggling three other boyfriends. detective burke brought them in for questioning. >> a lot of it was for sex. >> reporter: along with frequent meet up for sex, two of her lovers told police, chacey also shared the story of abuse that she claimed with suffered at the hands of robert poynter. >> she did tell me that he heard her a lot and that there was a lot of abuse going on. but he would never leave marks because he didn't want no trace. >> she would meet these guys, they'd be interested. and she would immediately start telling her story, right? my husband is beating me, i'm in this terrible marriage, i feel threatened. but... maybe there's something here with you and

before we wrap this conversation, you heard jeremy explaining, bob bauer's think right legal strategyven with short-term political hits. you ay agree? >> often the right strategy is not the right public relations. there is a political and public issue. nothing saying on sunday shows the president's in legal peril. starting to lose allies and lost the public on this issue. this drip, drip of information is not causing legal peril for the president. just causing a mess for them and if you've lost your friends, who have you got? that's the problem nthey're in. >> well put. >>> up next a rare change in the president's inner circle. the would us getting a in chief of staff. what you need to know about jeff zients. which makes waking up at 5 a.m. to milk the cows a little easier. (moo) mabel saysys for you, it's more like 5:5:15. man: mom, really? bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of rief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it comeback season

you've heard it from bob iger and david zazlov, that is going to mean less marketing spend from netflix on a relative basis. the end result, though, is tremendous free cash flow over the next few years and that is something that no one was expecting for netflix. >> so, rich, does that underscore, does that show that there is a way to profitability for the legacy media companies that have entered streaming more recently, this netflix quarter orks does this tell thaem that netflix was so much in the lead it was a competition that they cannot win >> can you hear me >> okay. we're obviously having many gremlin issues with rich we'll thank rich at this point thank you, rich greenfield of life shed partners what do you think? does this make disney look better or worse? >> i think it makes them all look worse when you drill down into profitability and then you look at user engagement and how long the actual users are engaged with the -- with the interface, right. and you look at netflix and it is multiples of what others are, what speaks to its ability to kind of drive revenue. so i'm with tim

this level of detail, and then to think that there is even more evidence that we have not heard yet. >> yeah. bob, there is no telling how much evidence prosecutor still actually have that they did not uncover, did not reveal. >> that's right. and you are just talking about motive. they did not even go near motive, other than that internet search about inheritance. we have been reporting about the prospect of domestic violence here in 2014. ana walshe contacted police in d. c., saying that brian walshe threatened to kill her and a friend. and we know with domestic abuse, if that escalates over time, that has not even been brought in yet. so, there is still a lot to learn here about what happened between brian walshe and ana walshe. >> professor kobilinsky, prosecutors have already identified, as bob was saying, a number of items. talk more about how the investigators continue to analyze forensic evidence once they have analyzed. it would also they looking for? >> well, what they -- they are missing the body. that is the big question. where is the body? where is ana? and what they do is, they have

. >> they heard from him, bob. he was a man of economy in his speech as well, there is no doubt about that. so, in the image we're looking at now, it is not a mistake, it's actually called the stereoscopic image, it is designed to provide depths of field if you're wearing the proper eye glasses to see that. the stereo means that each eye would see one side of it, with the glasses on you would see a very deep field. you see all those faces in the very back. you'll notice that tr is on the rear of the platform, as he traditionally was. he is leaning forward because he's missing something that's a more modern invention, we'll talk about it in a moment. that is a voice amplification or a pa system, that's what they call it now. so, all of this campaigning that was done in this era was shouting it out. and so, you could see how close the people are to the car because they wanted to hear what he had to say. and if you were not good at projecting your voice, or, you could even call it yelling, people couldn't hear what yo

. >> right there you heard from republican congressman bob good. those who say they will not be voting for kevin mccarthy. right now as many as 14 still not satisfied. the election for the speaker will take place prior to the swearing in of members and delegates. the sense from the large majority are supporting kevin mccarthy. they say not voting for him on the first ballot would simply hold up business republicans have been eager to get to. once again for kevin mccarthy does feel like he has had a good position today to earn that gavel. i will send it back to you guys. >> ashley: alexandria hoff, thank you. the cofounder of speak georgia and the first question they keep saying he siding with the democrats on some things and not the right person for a speaker, but what is the reason behind it all? why are they so mad about it? >> yeah, that is a great question. it is something i ponder myself. i want republicans to understand this is bigger than a politician. it is bigger than all of that. it will set the tone going forward. i think what we are see

if you've heard bob newhart, you've never heard bob newhart, the driving instructor at, give yourselfr, though i did teach my godson how to drive. yes i did. did you pass? yes i did. yes. did you pass? yes, he did. well, there you go. you must have nerves of steel now. i've trusted him after . the now. i've trusted him after. the break we're going to be looking through the biggest sports stories from a whole packed weekend, a alongside our resident broadcaster aidan magee 936 morning to you. this is breakfast with stephen and angela. now we're joined in the studio again with our sports broadcaster aidan magee. morning morning. how are you? yeah, all right. what's happening with the tennis? it's just started in the second set, but i can tell you that rebekah has taken the first set by six games to four. so not a huge surprise. i expect to her press home. the advantage now she's the wimbledon champions. didn't the ranking points didn't get the ranking points and just had start and actually just had to start right low down 22nd seed as she went through early. she's beaten some really ste

what we just heard was andy biggs, bob good, lauren boebert and matt gaetz are immovable. you need to peel away perry and paul gosar. you're trying to negotiate with arsonists who actually don't want anything. some people would rather watch it burn. they would rather ruin if they cannot rule. and notice that this core cadre of folks are the heart of the stop the steal movement. this is the election denial caucus. it shows the futility of trying to appease them for the past two years because you never can. >> right. and is that really where it is? if you have people who the whole goal is to destroy, then there is no negotiating with that. >> the goal is to humiliate mccarthy. these are the folks who had a really hard time getting to yes. i don't see how they get to yes. they're really good at saying no. they're good at telling you all the things they can never do. and they can never vote for kevin mccarthy is what they're saying right now. i dealt with this. and what we're witnessing here in the house now is simply a continuation of what's been going on since 2011, except i

bob: i have heard those arguments before every single recession. this time high yield will hold. market got started in the 80's when it became public and investors could get invested in it. it has not been around for a long time. there have only been a handful of recessions. every single time headed into a recession, it holds well because this time is different. every time in a recession, credit spreads blowout to a minimum of 800 over. yes, it may look higher-quality, but when default start to hit, when the economy goes into recession, when corporate profitability comes under a lot of pressure, investors reset that market. the one thing i worry about this time that is generally different is the amount of investment in the private credit markets. if you start to have problems there, you start to get restructurings to faults, exchanges that are in the 20% neighborhood, investors in those spaces may only have the public markets as their relief valve. jon: you sell what you can, not what you want. there is a question that has just been asked on the bloomberg terminal by asus driver,

translation: when we came here, we heard some noise, _ and then we saw a few heads bobbing in the waterescued 12 kids from water, but we think there are still eight to ten boys missing here. the children were visiting from a seminary where they were students. one official told the bbc the children were not wearing life jackets. it was not the only tragedy in pakistan today. in the early hours of this morning, a coach travelling from quetta to karachi came off the road. officials said that it did hit a pillar before veering off a bridge and into a dry riverbed below. they told reporters that the coach burst into flames on impact. almost everyone on board died. those who survived are in a serious condition in hospital. officials have said that some bodies are unidentifiable because of the severity of their burns. road and water accidents are not rare in pakistan. authorities have said that there will be investigations of what led to two such great losses of life on different sides of the country. caroline davies, bbc news. thanks for watching. this is bbc news. next, the scottish prison s

translation: when we came here, we heard some noise, _ and then we saw a few heads bobbing in the waterink there are still eight to ten boys missing here. the children were visiting from a seminary where they were students. one official told the bbc the children were not wearing life jackets. it was not the only tragedy in pakistan today. in the early hours of this morning, a coach travelling from quetta to karachi came off the road. officials said that it did hit a pillar before veering off a bridge and into a dry riverbed below. they told reporters that the coach burst into flames on impact. almost everyone on board died. those who survived are in a serious condition in hospital. officials have said that some bodies are unidentifiable because of the severity of their burns. road and water accidents are not rare in pakistan. authorities have said that there will be investigations of what led to two such great losses of life on different sides of the country. caroline davies, bbc news. lots more on the bbc website on that story and others of course. right now i want to update you on the

bob good voted for biggs. we haven't heard from norman or rosen dale. these are all defections i'm marking off here. these are all defections we have seen so far. andy harris voted for lee cel don. so if the move from healthcare car thi's folks after this first vote is concluded is to move immediately into a second vote, they would obviously hope some of these republicans who voted for other names just get persuaded and vote for mccarthy. that would be their ideal situation. the other possibility, the other thing i think they would hope for is if some of these names say like an a day harris, instead of voting for somebody else by name if they just started voting present, because that does change the math. anybody voting present or abstaining changes the magic number. there are 434 members-elect who are this voting. the vote counts if you vote for somebody by name. if you vote present, it's not considered an official vote. if you abstain, it's not considered an official vote. it's the potential second ballot emerges here. there are 212 democrats and so f

bob dylan, if he did not win. that's something that we had heard from president the former president of the united states as well. and once he did lose the election, you reviews the recognize the results. he said that they were fraudulent without having any or offering any concrete evidence so that those sorts of things really do fall into line. and now this now will fernando left the country right before the inaugurated president lula. he didn't say anything, but having not said anything, does not necessarily mean that he has not been inspiring the actions that we have been see that have led up to the events that took place on sunday. and that's also something that will have to be investigated. the fact that he is in the hospital and his family says that it's not very serious, and i'm quoting the family itself. so if it does raise some suspicions as to why he suddenly may be in a hospital when some may be afraid that there could be suggestion order following this, even thank you very much indeed. ah, pakistan says to me is pledged $9000000000.00 to help it recover from last year's devastating floods. it's been w

bob nardelli. >> good morning. >> what is your reaction when you heard his speech yesterday?hole thing. >> i watched the entire speech with a great deal of intensity and listening very carefully to the president's words. and i found myself shaking my head continuously. it sounded exactly like a campaign speech. full of rhetoric. and the fact checkers had a holiday yesterday, didn't they? going after some of his statements. i can say this. this is not the economy and the business that i work and live in every day dealing with large corporations to lower middle market. how could he talk about how great the economy is for example ibm laying off 3900 people. 3m, 2500 people. google, 12,000. microsoft 10,000. amazon 18,000. when did we ever think amazon would lay 18,000 people off? and i can tell you dealing with a lot of lower middle market companies, this rolls down and we are seeing the same percentage, not as big a number but same percentage on lower middle market companies. and all be affected by one of the first decisions this president made when he was in office. and that's

nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from half moon bay, reeling from all of this violence. we've heard from the district attorney in the case, i understand. >> reporter: we have. good morning to you, laura. san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says the charges against chunli zhao will be straightforward, seven counts of murder, one count of attempted murder, firearm enhancements and plus a special circumstance allegation of multiple murder. behind me, just off the main strip in half moon bay, you can see people have left flowers and candles. this is in memory of the five men and the two women who were killed during monday's mass shooting. and this morning, carter palmer, a young boy from half moon bay, he left a stuffed bear with a heart that he had picked out from his bedroom this morning. according to his dad, he felt really bad about what happened to these people. >> we're all reeling from this. i have a staff member who works at my restaurant and he also works at the mushroom farm. and he was just so visibly upset yesterday when he came into work. it was just really s

bob. they were on screen. they heard me. e was not one -- not one comment, not one question, just, "thank you." okay in the room with me, i was with bob. i was with christine and i was with a handful of their senior leadership team, none of which had any revenue or profit responsibility. all staff. >> okay. all right. well, look, one of the things that occurs to me -- i know that you are not happy with what i believe is to be a $71.3 billion acquisition of fox now, they intertwine that. it's very difficult to figure out what that is worth but what would you think about if there were able to have a writeoff $25 billion or $30 billion or maybe $50 billion or shareholder money? how much would you have written off if you were able to? >> look, i don't have -- i'm not an accountant, but it clearly is probably going to start at a minimum with 30. okay and maybe more okay i can't tell you because i don't know how they carry it on their books, but i will tell you -- >> but the people who voted for this, the people who voted for this

bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. we have heard from san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe who says charges will be fouled against chunli zhao, seven counts of murder for the seven people he allegedly shot and killed earlier this week as well as a count of attempted murder for the man he shot but who ended up in the hospital and did survive. the san mateo county sheriff's office says zhao, 66 years old, knew the people he allegedly shot and believe this was an instance of work place violence. the suspect worked at both farms that were targeted in the shooting. sources tell our investigative unit that zhao accused the victims of picking on him for years. our sources also told us zhao gunned down two co-workers off highway 92 before going to the trailers and killing a co-worker's wife and shooting two more co-workers including the lone survivor i mentioned earlier. investigators say zhao then drove to the nearby mushroom farm on cabrillo highway and killed a married couple he had worked with along with another former co-

the other thing is bob bower is telling us now, this is the first time we have heard from him regarding this. he says the president directed his personal attorneys to be forthcoming and fully cooperative with t t the nationl chthe national --archives and dl the american public about it for more than 2 months because that would be an issue of transparency and i'm going through my notes, comparing what i heard at the press briefing yesterday with what we are learning today and just a few things from my notes that we heard the press secretary say, keep in mind, the day after they knew even more documents were located steve said, this is a quote, we have been transparent. he said and this is a quote, this has been done in a transparent way and she said another quote, we are not avoiding anything here. they knew on thursday night that there were more documents, that's what they are telling us about today and yet on friday they claim transparency. we now know that that is just not the case. gillian: peter, this is gillian, we now know that there are at least 20 documents or 20 pages, we don't

some insight into bob good, congressman bob good making a point of being one of the four hell no, never kevin guys. you are one of the constituents. so you heardm him. >> that is sort of crazy how things work out. people are sending me e-mail that's bob good is putting out right now, fund mazing, making money thof is a really -- this is how they do things. i was reading down to the end of the e-mail. it is an appeal to righteousness as far as bob good is concerned. i did something crazy when i read the e-mail. i looked at the pbi of every district and did an average. it's r plus 27. >> you have to translate. >> so number of republicans over democrats in that specific district that is registered to vote. so cook partisan voting index. the lowest pvi is r plus 15. the high sest r plus 55 which means there is 55% more republicans voting for dhthat candidate than democrats. when the average is r plus 27 for people voting against mccarthy, there is no blowback. it's just like my district. there isn't any blowback. by the way, anybody in an r plus 10 destruct, they could switch the vote now and it won't bother them. when i read the 27 panl sge scr o

and many african ladies have stood up f, as in bob way in recent years with cold at the un for all the sanctions to be removed. we heard from zimbabwe, it's information minister. he says the country is open for businesses despite what she described as western attack. when she said africa, the future must be based on a quality between the partners not on the issue of economic pressure. this illegal sanctions there just not sanctions good. when you talk sanctions, it's actually called a mix translation sub footage in threats of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. disgrace, our territory integrity sanctions, if it the economy. but sim, bob was innovative, poor disingenuous. his replaced the minutes of functions with the engagement and re engagement policy of our 2nd republic. isn't bob with open for business police or for 2nd to public? or this has been done to make sure that we don't sit back, can cry over functions, but we do the best with what we have done. but with now being attacked for being is sending example will suffice to developing sit outside neo colonial independence in other ways.

have for prosecutor rob hur because i'm just a bit skeptical given that we heard the same accolades in the initial early days of bobassigned to investigate the former president until that all changed. >> sure. so to your first question, i think jamie is absolutely right. i think this is until very recently, these problems with the retention of classified material or sensitive material by presidents is fairly rare. i would suggest that the reason for that is because presidential administrations and vice presidential administrations have large, competent professional staffs. this is largely a staff issue. i would be willing to bet a lot of money that joe biden didn't sit there and decide what got packed up out of his vice presidential office before he left. so you have highly trained competent staff, professional staff around. usually these problems don't happen. that's why you do see it more among high-level officials who don't have that sort of expansive staff. that's how mistakes can happen, documents can end up in places where you didn't intend them to be. with respect to how much rob hur's strong reputation will

heard you won't be in florida. i know you don't hear of a 3rd, but he at least a year. but he and bob was on a loss on southern assault. missouri has lot o model to put that in any and i'm not going to put in what we should be in and out of mosquito gardner, young children were among the victims ever. he told us he remembers seeing some of their bodies had not to let a metal mozilla allow. well why? the shifter meteor here? hey chauffeured yet. hey. and it's really i've been to some, a lake county, sophia helicopter, several dozen of the people on board. the migrant boat came from her bed. it one of 12 official palestinian refugee camps. it used to be one of the most prosperous until it was nearly destroyed in 2007 more than a decade later, scars of the most severe internal fighting since the end of lebanon civil war in 1990, remain. for 3 months there was violence and heavy ariel and artillery bombardment between the army and the palestinian group to help slam the army prevailed. but many of the people who were caught in the conflict are still displayed. reconstruction has been slow

heard you won't be in florida. i know you don't hear of a 3 i but he earlier. yeah. but he and bob was on a loss on saw than the thought mazata has lot. oh model to put that in an article within which you are in and out of material that know young children were among the victims. abraham told us he remembers seeing some of their bodies had not to let a metal mozilla allow well one of the shifter meteor here, hey chauffeured yet. hey. and it's really i've been to some, a lake county, sophia helicopter, several dozen of the people on board. the migrant boat came from her bedded one of 12 official, palestinian refugee camps. it used to be one of the most prosperous until it was nearly destroyed in 2007 more than a decade later, scars of the most severe internal fighting since the end of lebanon, civil war and 9 in groups had slammed the army prevailed. but many of the people who were caught in the conflict are still displaced. reconstruction has been slow and tight. security around the camp has restricted movement and isolated it economically. but the crisis is not only affecting the

and bob way, at a reported billions of dollars in loss is due to the illegal extraction of its lithium by multinational companies were heard from some leading local politicians about the significance of the new restrictions. the country had been losing billions of dollars in export of lithia, which is on very high demand globally because lithium is used for electric batteries full up, but trees smart for that cetera, cetera. and i think that was a very positive, double move that was made by the government was about which because we're to stage where we are supposed to be a shoring that will make about which low delay economy. and we can only do that when we are preserving what we have into to mining the prices of what we have and how we're going to betray do other countries that we know he's sources that we have in our country. they've been a lot rougher all the time. export of the country. and as a country we've been, if to little is my true every one of the biggest liter um deposit in the world. we've been if he stated that federally. so we came aboard for with this sir. oh, policy to bind expert overall. how come to enc

bob. i've been trying to get in touch with the irs. i mailed my information to them in april the tenth. i still have not heard a word on my refund. i am just trying to find out who i can contact. every time i called them they hang up on me. any information from you? >> bob,io your situation is idel for getting help for my office. so you need to do is go to our website and get taxpayer advocate.irs.gov. look at the section of who to contact or where to contact or where we are located. once you go in there from the city and state that is nearest to you and reach out and contacted them. there is both a fax number as well as a telephone number. they should be able to assist you. if you fail to return in april and you still have not heard anything, i suspect there's an issue in processing. there could be a problem with something in the return that is inconsistent they are looking out or possibly it has been tagged is a potential identity theft in which case you are going to have to let the irs know it is you and you are the one you file thatno return. again reach out one of our offices this should be able to help you. good luck without

bob unanue and goya care spokesperson nana. >> good morning to you. >> steve: i have never heard of human trafficking awareness day what are you do. >> awareness through our coalition a group of organizations and businesses coming together to stand and fight against human trafficking. specifically child trafficking. >> steve: okay, so you're bringing awareness. so what happened? >> well, once we use our global platform. guy is a global brand and using our platform to inform the public as well as children in communities, parents about what we're doing and we are also rolling out initiatives for preventative education with the -- in partnership with the monique burr foundation so that children are aware of what is going on and how to protect themselves. >> steve: sure. and you guys have manufactured 30 million cans of goya beans. and on the side there is a little qr code so somebody can take their phone and actually scan it and then it will take to you a website to explain where to get help and things like that. bob, why did you want to get involved in this. >> we got involved in this a couple years ago. we were with eduardo, wh

new york stock exchange where stocks have been climbing, bob, throughout the day >> yeah, and we have a powerful rally going. growth is back you heard talking about the nasdaq semiconductor stocks have been a leadership group they are up 12, 13% for the month and so some of the big names got an upgrade over at barclays amd to-upside, qualcomm, seagate also an upgrade at barclays. skyworks solutions, 109, that's the highest going back july, august or so for skyworks there. also some new highs in some of the china plays. wynn, las vegas sands, close within a tenth of a percent, ulta beauty, kla corp. then there is the oil stocks oil is at 82 it's been creeping up the last few weeks. so there is stuff that is just near a new high within a fraction of a percentage point of hitting new highs here, his, exxonmobil and some of the refiners like valero energy and marathon petroleum the big thing, the technical analysts out there, we are beginning to break a down trend in the s&p 500 what's a down trend? it's lower lows and lower highs. and that is a one-year chart you are looking at we hit the highs january 4, 2022 we are now breaking out o