brenda: thanks.o be vulnerable and allowing myself to not care that other people aren't comfortable with my vulnerability, i think has been something challenging. brenda: i love what she said, too, about making other people comfortable. that's been my life story, and that's part of why i hide, because if i tell everything, sometimes it may seem like i'm bragging. sometimes people may not get it. and so, i always push myself i the background and make sure everybody was comfortable. woman: "the stationary sea glass is in front of me. the pieces start to move. they start to fly so fast that they leave trails of color behind them. yellow, blue, and green were more like green and denstructegreen. the beautiful meshes of color swirling and mixing give me joy and chips. omg, i had chips at the break." [laughter] that has to do with intent, but that'sater. um, "the movement isn't perturbing. it's gentle and gliding, like... a boat." kimberly: "looking at this makes me want to cry. i see so much effort in thi

brenda, this is about you. yes, she served on the retirement board and the asian art museum board and now the war memorial board. she's worked and opinion appointed by the california for i can't even read my own writing here. yes. and you can talk a little bit be about that. the women's foundation of california. a number of other very great organizations that have led to real change and, yes, she's my friend, but i'm also in awe of her ability to continue with grace to always figure out a way to do something great, to touch the lives of other people and, brenda, on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, today in celebration of women's history month, we recognize you for your contribution to san francisco and we are grateful and honored for everything you've done to touch the lives of individuals and organizations in san francisco. [ applause ] >> these are beautiful. thank you. >> you can say a few words. >> amanda. >> be a dear. >> okay. you want us to take the picture. >> and we're going to do more a

brenda, you own it >> we do own it. nvidia is an incredible growth story.arted to reward that this year, has had an incredible move higher i think this is where valuation still matters and is to see price targets having to look out to 2027 to justify a higher price target is concerning it doesn't take away from the fact we think nvidia is the best long-term growth story within the space and you can argue within the market to a certain extent this year we're probably in for another period of volatility i think new money to work is tough. >> i'm looking at the valuation now. 65 times forward evenings. steve weiss, justified >> no. high quality company, good management it's still capital intensive it has a yield of i think about 2% on an ebitda basis a ridiculous multiple the price increases we're seeing today, they're ridiculous. they're only raising price target because the stocks reached their price target before they have to make the decision, do i make up some reason to keep this on the list and in order to do so, the buy list, i have to raise my price ta

(audience applauding) (brenda laughs) (audience applauding) brenda: hi, everyone.t's so good to be with you.

>> chris >> rockwell automation >> brenda?reat quarter, proving that they are continuing to grow. >> jim >> boeing. getting big orders, delivering planes that's what i want >> guys, i'll see you on "closing bell" in a couple hours. we have a nice little move on our market "the exchange" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. let's recap everything that's happened in the past couple of hours, starting with the european central bank. they raised 50, they're going full steam ahead despite the banking turmoil. this after credit suisse got the $50 billion backstop here is the last check and as you just heard from david's reporting, here at home, a group of financial institutions, up to eight, were named, including morgan stanley

brenda grisham, thank you. camera and watch as the car goes flying through the air after struck by a tire that popped off of a truck. >> todd: are you serious! >> ashley: rolled on the roof before rolling down the highway. the pickups tire flew off because of loose bolts. luckily, both drivers walked away unharmed. the men accusing actress gwyneth paltrow slamming into him during a 2016 ski accident takes a $300,000 lawsuit. terry sanderson said before teen took off after the crash with brain injuries and four broken ribs. watch. >> everything was great and then i heard something i have never heard at the ski resort, and that was a scream. i can't do it. and then boom! >> ashley: the actress took the stand friday claiming sanderson was the one who hit her from behind. initially thinking the crash might have been a sexual sexual assault. bragg's husband and two children to testify later this week. she is suing sanderson for legal expenses plus $1. >> todd: what an odd case. >> ashley: it is odd. and it is today

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here's brenda. [ speaking non-english ] >> to find out how brenda has helped her community, go to cnnheroes.com. she was flexible and nimble with her vision and dream. she did this great thing by dedicating a library to her father. and then said, you know what? they need something else here and then opened it up to the community. >> think about how many children she's impacted by providing them with nourishment and care and learning opportunities. >> good work, brenda. >> well? >> so this is my last show in this time slot. i'm not leaving. i am leaving new york and going to atlanta. i'm going to be returning to what is now "cnn this morning" and launching a new show later this year, a solo show. so this is the end of one chapter, the beginning of the next. but i'm still here with cnn. >> i selfishly was dreading this moment, because i'm so excited about the future for you in atlanta. >> you know i'm excited. >> i know you are. but i have loved getting to know you and spending time with you and becoming friends. you make me laugh. >> sometimes on air. >> i loved watching you with alison. i know

. >> reporter: brenda and her family are digging for belongings where their home once stood, and bracing for life in limbo. the family of 11 rode at the storm at home, 10 of them now staying with brenda's sister in a nearby town as a nephew, 8-year-old jeremy recovers in the hospital after sustaining a brain injury when the house collapsed. >> he can't talk right now. but he can move his legs and his arms. he is coming along. by the grace of god he is going to make it. >> reporter: days after friday's deadly ef-4 tornado that claimed 22 lives across mississippi and alabama, survivors are being pointed to a patchwork of hotels and shelters. among them, charnise. >> i'm blessed, but i can't say i'm okay mentally. >> reporter: her home was destroyed when the tornado tore through. so she went to her mother's house, where she planned to stay with her three sons, but that house burned down the next day when the generator caught fire. now they're all at a hotel. >> as we pick up what we can, retrieve from the storm, they're like, okay, when are we going home? referring to the hotel as home. >>

brenda, we'll talk soon.e you coming on today that's brenda as you see sand hill global advisors your last chance to weigh in on our twitter question of the day. what will the fed do now at the next meeting pause, go 25 like gundlach suggested earlier in our show or ado he t@cnbc closing bell on twitter. the results after this break ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> the results of our twitter question what will the fed do at its march meeting? the decision coming next week. pause, hike 25 as gundlach suggested or go 50 25 is what all of you think. the majority near 52% agree with mr. gundlach up next dan ives is back, his take on the svb fallout and the impact ote at nt.n ch seems high. seriously? it's just a bike. wait. they make a treadmill with an in

brenda, eric jackson brenda, you first.e investor day for tesla i don't know how you feel about the stock you own, which has doubled since the january low. i wonder if it will be a sell on the news event >> well, no doubt. it certainly feels a lot better now than it did earlier in the year nevertheless, i think the growth story here hasn't changed, and i think this venue, analysts say it will be a great opportunity for the company to reiterate the growth ahead, really coming from what is not going to be here in the near term but more of a 2005 event with their generation 3 automobiles and how they'll cost engineer those and then looking at the solar business, which is a tiny piece, only about 6% of revenue anticipated this year, but nevertheless, a growing piece on the energy side. i think it's a real ddifferent m other auto companies i think the stock will rally on this event, possibly not given just how much the stock has moved recently i think we could see a period of consolidation as the company kind of rose into the mu

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so maybe when brenda minutes of sleep and the guiding for again 2427 hours, it is where did if ago you started getting sleep, diversion. after 43 hours could be and has reached the halfway point in ot, he now has to ride the entire way back over the years could be a has picked out a trusted team of crew members friends who take care of his every need during races . mm. mm their role is even more important during long ride slight the race across america, a 3000 mile race. that could be a has finished twice today as a crew chief, the biggest challenge for me is to cope with what to be doing. if we didn't, he so, but i just did something new and every time he out of him fell from the last piece . so it is difficult for us because i will have to keep that in mind that or gave he's saving his 10 minutes, you know, particular oh, gilmer does. i will have to make sure that i'm also trying to see of something for him. so we learn able to ping him if please, ah, i gave him for going through meetings for the 1st time. so i was really no escape because he's a fuss right on. and i knew that he doe

. >> brenda is in indiana. independent. >> thank you for taking my call. when trump was campaigning, he said, do you want a president with legal baggage that will consume our government? look what we got. he made a laughing stock of our government. of the republican party. now of our judicial system. please, bring this man to justice. we can get on with running our country. thank you. >> the new york times is reporting that delaware is overseeing dominion voter systems. $1.6 million in defamation. a pretrial heel -- pretrial hearing will issue a summary judgment for either side of the case in the hearing and lawyers from fox news and dominion post -- both push the judge to rule without a jury. dominion is an election technology company, accusing fox of spreading widespread voter rigging in the 2020 presidential election. they say quote i made a decision. the case centers on the fox coverage of the election. president and his supporters have spread false claims about widespread voter fraud. this is ray. ray in michigan. republican. >> i want to know what ha

now, you remember brenda that we were sort of at this stage before months ago with poland being very willing to send its fleet of megs, in fact, the whole fleet at that time to ukraine. but it wanted to send them through ramstein air base and thereby make it sort of a u. s. transfer. and then it fell apart. so this isn't entirely unexpected that it comes back to poland sending mig, but we did, we certainly didn't know to expect it. this week or today, due to abuse natal correspondent terry schultz in brussels. now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. libyan military forces, se 10 drums of uranium declared missing by the us. nuclear watchdog have been found not far from where they were taken inspectors for the international atomic energy agency land. the uranium was missing after an inspection that was delayed for a year by security concerns. lawyers for the senegalese opposition leader was man some go of welcomed a postponement of his trial for defamation authorities forcibly removed, so go from his vehicle and escorted him to appear before the c

clear connect whether if we start repairing the so that the start up cycling the soon, we can our brenda from going to landfills and give it to someone who requires it. green sol has set up a large network of collection centers across india where people can don't need unwanted footwear thousands of old or damaged shoes. slippers and sandals are then processed for up cycling. the entire process is done by hand transforming the separated parts into functional footwear. proceeds from sales have helped provide more than $500000.00 fairs of footwear to school children in rural areas. another company is turning footwear production to cut the wm of junk in the environment. mom buy based startup bar docs makes shoes from discarded, tire tubes, cork, and fabric. this as you're seeing right now, is that directly from the dial from the goddard dyer than that usually ends up in dogs. lanfield, this is the upgraded version which also ensures the finance. this is a mixture of or die or with some other elements that are recyclable, unsustainably, by definition, a truly sustainable shoe needs to be dura

. >>> tambiÉn hay tres vÍctimas latinas, brenda sale del trabajo en la noche y dice que toma medidasay muchos que estÁn en la calle y nos pueden robar y de dÍa tambiÉn roban. >>> los 4 sospechosos que tienen 18 a 24 aÑos fueron arrestados el martes, la policÍa dijo que cometÍan de 3 a 4 robos cada noche. la policÍa recuperÓ algunos artÍculos robados. >>> los cargos serÁn presentados a la fiscalÍa del condado alameda y tendrÁn que decir quÉ cargos enfrentarÁn los sospechosos. >>> en san francisco un equipo de bomberos llegÓ para controlar un incendio en la calle (hablan en inglÉs) donde arrojaban pertenencias por la ventana, las llamas fueron controladas y por el momento se origina el hecho. >>> en san francisco se arrestÓ a (hablan en inglÉs) por estar involucrado en la instalaciÓn de la cÁmara de vigilancia en una sastrerÍa que grababa a las mujeres cuando usaban el probaron. el sospechoso tiene cargos ahora. >>> arrestaron a christopher miller por intentar vender marihuana a un menor de deedad, una agencia se comunicÓ con el agente, la investigaciÓn comenzÓ el aÑo pasado cuando tra

brenda, april johnson, hermon, wendy kelly. as i told solicitor five or, we have all had -- some of these survivors, we have all had the experience. it is not the same, losing some is absolutely devastating. we kind of understand it. i have heard incredible stories by the spirit of these families and the resilience and the bravery. the town of rolling stone will be back. we will be with you every step of the way. what did i say? i said rolling fork. rolling stone. i have my mind going here. we will be back. we will be with you every step of the way. god bless you all. god bless our first responders. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> crumbing back? >> thank you all so much for coming. it means a lot. >> how did they get out? ready? ok. oh, we're this way. >> today joint chief of staff chair general mark milley talks about the future of the joint f

entre los asesinados estaba el padre de brenda lerman. de 4000 niÑos con educaciÓn, alfabetizaciÓn, salud y desarrollo comunitario. en los deportes el checo pÉrez sigue haciendo historia ganando su quinto premio, esta vez en el circuito de arabia saudita. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ antonio: bienvenidos. es momento de la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs importante que ha ocurrido durante el dÍa. los pumas de la universidad se enfrentaron al pachuca en el estadio universitario. de cabeza abriÓ el marcador josÉ castillo al segundo tiempo y despuÉs mauricio isaÍs sentenciÓ el 0—2. el pachuca sentenciÓ. descalabro del paris saint—germain. en casa el rems le pegÓ 0—2. en el segundo tiempo se sentenciÓ el marcador. hubo abucheos a messi. quinto gran premio para el tapatÍo sergio checo pÉrez. se convirtiÓ en el ganador de el premio de arabia saudita, dejando a max verstappen en un segundo, pero a pesar de eso el piloto neerlandÉs dio la vuelta mÁs rÁpida. esa fue la informaciÓn mÁs importante en el mundo del deporte. quÉdese en sintonÍa de nuestra programaciÓn. fÉlix

joining the conversation financial advisor, brenda o'connor wanas and chief investment p strategist, mary ann bartells. dick bove is with us as well. i want to get your the take on the silicon valley bank collapse and where is the safety right nonow? are you expecting deposits will increase at the larger banks, jp morgans of the world in the face of the selling pressure. >> hi, thank you for having me. depositors are nears just. so at our -- nervous. at our firm we're getting a lot of questions, how is my deposit,s is it safe? do i have insurance on my deposit. the risk is, you do see some movement of flows of cash from the regional banks to the largest banks but we're really stressing to our clients that their deposits are safe. but as dick mentioned correctly, there's a loss of confidence now in the system that has to be restored. maria: yeah. i won p wonder if that means me regulation as dick is talking about in terms of the impact on those banks, what does that ultimately mean for shareholders? >> so, again, dick is right. but maria, we have to go back. the regulations were chang

we remember back to 1979, brenda spencer, when she opened fire at cleveland elementary school from across the street and killed a couple of people, saying she did not want to go to school because it was monday and she didn't like monday, the boom town rats immortalized in their song. but there have been a number of shootings involving female shooters over the years but very rare something like this happens, sandra. >> sandra: and one can assume based on the description, although can't assume anything at this point, it's a female teen shooter that the grade -- that the grade of this school goes up to 6th grade, kindergarten through 6th grade. you would not quite have teenagers in the 6th grade yet, we don't know if this would have been a student in the 6th grade. but all they can do is describe what they know so far and she is female and that they believe she is in her teens. they do not have the identity of that shooter yet. what they did give us was some facts about what we do know. they said she entered the building through a side door at the first floor of the school and went to the se

brenda bmw the house belonging to victoria. one of the nurses working with ludmilla is right nearby, but there's not much left of it. victoria has relatives living across the border in russia. they support the war against ukraine. leash. yeah, sure. this bullion leesville. this, when i was young, we used to drive over to russia to visit them. shes broached and asked, now old family ties have been severed. there's a, there's a dog, they even say that it's our own fault and that with firing it. how so son the subsidy. that's how my relatives talk. my, it was doing you get the good. mm. now victoria is living in a rented apartment and hot keith. she takes the bus to work, and every day she passes the ruins of her old life. ah, it's just before 9 pm, when electrician alexander and said shift normally the streets would be brightly lit during his drive home. but for more than a year now, nothing has been normal. come with i'm wondering how this young family feels when they think about the future. one is 9, was she thought we don't kn

with brenda, she n a she lanka, un building the summer will staying on the topic of russia and for longer the countries i've also discussed using the indian rupees, instead of dollars and other major currencies, perhaps for these bilateral transactions. how is this arrangement progressing? yes, ah indian louisa never sir. discussion dosing in the end of is saying she lunk up and i know india, rubies, and a dollar needle. bees and robbers are now they have the sir using exchange those things. but for the moment market share lanka. so we have many rear rehab and chair to benz one. she duncan bang, keep us bank and russia. investment in national investment and in industry bank are for this transaction. when you deposit dubose in the russian back and the she lanchen bank, the past bank really give a heart which can be used. i her but. well right. that is so that that can be used for these sir rupees. oh, about transactions to real and got him to meg will negotiate. what can we do that both countries? it written when is it rich and that kind of a special ed in but your uncle, you think it woul

economy, or that means that there is the hint of something more positive in the month to come pull brenda, and i'll just 0 at the bank of england. but earlier on thursday, the swish national bank increased its interest rate by half the point switzerland key rate now stands at 1.5 percent. the bank signals more heights where possible. the move comes on the heels of turmoil in the swiss banking system. the state broke a deal for banking giant u. b. s to buy its troubled rival credit suisse on sunday. the head of the worlds fastest growing social media faced 5 hours of questioning by us house committee. pitt talk ceo, shoot z, chew was grilled about teenage safety and data security reports from washington, d. c. it was a rare moment of bipartisanship in a divided congress. welcome to the most bipartisan committee in congress. we may not always agree on how to get there, but we care about our, our national security here at issue here of free speech rights. federal control, social media and national security issues in recent days shows the 2 and his team had been lobbying in washington, includ

this is from brenda to bears. she's with keep it in the ground. she's a li coordinator at the indigenous environmental network. that's a i. e and hairless one. she has a say the willow project is the next climate bomb. the building of this pipeline is going to lock the u. s. in front of the 30 years, at least, to unnecessary fossil fuel emissions. the ecological and spiritual damage brought on by this project is not going to be offset it are supplanted and said is going to put the food security health and identity of 6. the new park village is at risk out there on the northern slope. the knocks it is one of those in opiate villages. and they're already suffering from extreme pollution with the existing oil projects. what's gonna happen to them when they are kerry lu, disappear? how are they gonna supplement their food with local hunting and fishing, with nothing to hunter fish? the willow project is only going to devastate because fossil fuels have always and will always increase serious health impacts for in new york and indigenous communities in

for brenda and reports now from kelly, it's bitterly cold and damp and these flimsy tents offer very little protection. this camp on the edge of calli is mainly refugees from sudan, just a 100 or so of the estimated 4000000 people who fled the horrors of civil war in that country. is it that desperate that you would put your life on the line that you would risk your life? but let my to, however live, you know, i don't have a life. i don't have a live in my country. mohammed arrived here just a few days earlier. it's very risky. would you take a boat if you had the opportunity? yes, of course. i would. the numbers using small boats to cross the narrow, but deadly stretch of water between france and england, have grown exponentially from just a few 100 in 2018 to nearly 46000 in 2022. in global terms, those numbers are small. but to the u. case right, when government, the boats have become a totemic issue, we will pass new laws to stop small boats, making sure that if you come to this country illegally, you are detained and swiftly removed since 2021. soon ex government has promised $1

so if they can be able to put their houses in order and bring the big, brenda walked together, what ensuring that they can be able to holistically that is the problem i think will be. and off to me on a i can say yes, they can be able to 100 that thing when you have these 2 people combine their own airport. expedia is in handling such a tank. i think julia can be able to handle these political crisis here. we're skeptic romanian senator has been added to the notorious ukrainian merits writes website, which critics call a kill list of the she called the bucharest to annex parts of ukraine. here's how diana, she walk. i responded to being added to the ukranian blacklist. do you understand how deeply crane despises romania does it, especially allow itself to publish death threats to remain in sanitary? this is the moment international opinion muslim de standard ukraine does not deserve the support. it is getting, you know, it's val rights as a website that lists people and sometimes the personal information of those they've been to be a threat to ukraine. the senator was put on the kill list of

so if they can be able to put their houses in order and bring the best brenda walked together, what ensuring that they can be able to holistically that is the problem i think would be. and off to me on a i can say yes, they can be able to 100 that thing when you have these 2 people combine their own airport and in expedia in handling such a tang. i think julia can be able to handle these political crisis. russia on the u. s. cost verbally, the latest un security council meeting where moscow accused the world's chemical weapons watchdog offense objects to investigate various obligations of chemical weapons use. we have seen how in the recent years, almost any mention of the o, p. c. w has been politicized in an anti russian and anti syria and fashion. the traditional resolution of the un general assembly on the implementation of the chemical weapons convention has acquired a distinctly propagandist character for us. but to go counselor, don kelly, also talk to the floor. the un sarcuse moscow of waging a disinformation campaign over chemical weapons. the american official also play in the syr

so if they can be able to put their houses in order and bring the big, brenda walked together, what ensuring that they can be able to holistically that is the problem i think will be. and off to me on a i can say yes, they can be able to 100 that thing when you have these 2 people combine their own airport and then expedia in handling such a tank. i think julia can be able to handle these political crisis. washington is that to appoint a special envoy in valerie to support opposition leaders in the country that's according to the us 60 of states. can you talk about what you're thinking with respect to a special envoy for bella bruce, and when? when might we see that appointment? happen, no, thank you very much center for raising that and yes or 2 things. as you know, they in day out, we have the vilnius based of with winnie a base b l risk affairs unit that's are embedded in, in our embassy and they're doing the day and day out contact. because so much as of you know, the democratic opposition is in is in lithuania, but at your point i were very actively looking at moving forward the special

economy, or that means that there is the hint of funding will positive in a month to come pull brenda, and i'll just 0 at the bank of england. and the 1st national bank increase its interest rate by hung of a point. so it's key right now found at 1.5 percent signal the bank signalled more hikes were possible. move comes on the heels of turmoil and the swiss banking system. the state broke it a deal for banking giant, u b. s. to buy as troubled rival credit suisse on sunday. the i m f is warning, lebanon urgently needs reforms to prevent hyperinflation. a conditional agreement was reached last year on a $3000000000.00 loan to favor the economy, but needed changes have not been made artistic, tried to storm government headquarters in beirut on wednesday. please find, take us to break up the crowds. many of those retired soldiers demanding a living pension. or earlier i spoke to, i mean salam, he is lebanon's minister of economy and trade. he says that needs to be political will for lebanon to recover from this economic crisis. we have witnessed that, you know what lebanon is going throu

now, you remember brenda that we were sort of at this stage before months ago with poland being a very willing to send its fleet of megs. in fact, the whole fleet at that time to ukraine. but it wanted to send them through ramstein air base and thereby make it sort of a u. s. transfer. and then it fell apart. so this isn't entirely unexpected that it comes back to poland sending mig, but we did, we certainly didn't know to expect it. this week or today, i mean, what did you meet the material if hearing denmark say that you're more shipments could be on the way. i mean, it's not the 1st country. i think that people would expect to hear making an announcement concerning fighter jets. well it, she didn't make an announcement concerning fighter jet. she said it's being discussed and being discussed in a group of countries that may have fighter jets is a long way from sending them. i mean, we've already seen the u. k. training pilots. the u. s. is that it would train pilots and, and so getting some people ready to possibly fly planes at some point is a long way from saying we're going to gi

so dr. glenmarie g, brenda, me, data zone and ball. clearly sol, bag global going on had face. this is rob india did when do presidency, has tried to do a voice through the global south, low, rural, and play global literacy with our lives. i mean go those mo epa. thereby, it's, this isn't russia's foreign minister survey lab. rob was among the world's top diplomats attending the event. he is agree with the indian leader that it is very important to promote a multi polar world and how developing countries la rob also issued some scathing criticism of western powers, accusing them. i'm trying to maintain their historical ha, germany at any cost or the sculpture, the sculpture. the west is aware that the current approach has reached an impasse with your school. they say that that is necessary to inflict a strategic defeat of russia. and that is an existential problem for them. they are attempting to preserve their head, your money in the international arena. but developing countries see and understand all this perfectly. the big new as the day really is that there was no meeting o

present by the election bid but those whispers quieted in your silence at that retreat and baltimore brenda raven minivans over the president's anticipated announcement house democrats from across the party ideological spectrum embrace the idea of president biden's reelection. as mr. biden prepares to formally launches campaign in the coming weeks he appears set to enter the contest with enthusiastic and unified backing of congressional allies. quote i think he will win. he's our strongest candidate. house democratic chair said at an event in washington, d.c. saying i think he can and should run and is going to have the support of the house democratic caucus. again it was yesterday in selma, alabama, the president not talk about a presidential term but issues important to them including the ones voting rights and others that he plans to use in another term. here's part of the president's speech from yesterday. >> selma is a reckoning, the right to vote, the right to vote to have your vote counted is the threshold of democracy and liberty. with that anything p is possibl. without it, without

joining us right now to talk about the markets is brenda. weigh in on our fed debate, our esg debate earlier today what are you thinking about right now, brenda? >> well, i think the next few weeks are going to be important here we got some hot inflation numbers in january i think there's a chance, you know, maybe not in february, that we'll see that moderate much but i think over time, we certainly will, especially with regard to that shelter category when we have mortgage rates that are spiking up again that's absolutely going to put pressure on home prices as time goes on, so i think we will start to see some moderation i think the bigger question in the market is just how much more can the market appreciate here, and in our view, when we look at something like the s&p 500, i think that valuation multiples, it's hard to make a case for a lot of multiple expansion from here in our view, we need to see earnings be a little bit better than expected and i think that's absolutely possible this year. we have had earnings expectations come down

it's match night outside the brenda pao, and liverpool need a footballing miracle.ling miracles are not unheard of, so i guess neighbour liverpool are trying to invoke the spirit of the win against barcelona backin spirit of the win against barcelona back in 2019, the difference being they have to do it here at the home of the european champions? yes. they have to do it here at the home of the european champions? yes, and it'll be difficult _ of the european champions? yes, and it'll be difficult but _ of the european champions? yes, and it'll be difficult but i _ of the european champions? yes, and it'll be difficult but i think— of the european champions? yes, and it'll be difficult but i think as - it'll be difficult but i think as jurgen — it'll be difficult but i think as jurgen klopp was talking about, if they have — jurgen klopp was talking about, if they have a 1% chance, then they'll -ive they have a 1% chance, then they'll give it _ they have a 1% chance, then they'll give it a _ they have a 1% chance, then they'll give it a go. — they have a 1% chance, th

brenda fraser won the best actor award. he played a whale in the film.e western front won best foreign language picture, as well as won statuettes for best cinematography, best production design, and best original music. the prime minister of great britain had problems with the police. together with his wife , he violated the rules for walking dogs. the pet was let off a leash in hyde park right in front of a sign that categorically prohibits users from doing this. social networks are actively spreading on the internet. here is a video like with a malicious violator of the rules again had an educational conversation. has already fined the prime minister for not wearing a seat belt, as evidenced by the video distributed by himself. the local pet tinder on the territory of the shen lu winery in beijing hosted a peculiar event on the eve of the white day celebration, the owners gathered here to find a mate for their pets on the territory of the organizers. they even set up a stand with photos and information about all the participating suitors among the can

. >> her name is brenda rivera, and she lives in georgia and wanted to text a friend about a bible verseat was inspirational, and she sent the bible verse, but too the wrong man, instead to a man in ohio. the two had never met before but they became -- i guess you could say friends, texting each other, and they eventually led to the phone call. >> he sounded genuine and cute, and i thought, you know, i will give him a call back and the rest is history. >> the two started dated and now have been married for 13 years. they have six kids together as well. >> wow. look at that. >> i want to know what that bible verse was. >> exactly. >> be fruitful and multiply. >> okay. we got it together. >> multiplying a lot of folks on the road this morning. >> you have to look at the screen. the traffic is basically stopped across the bay bridge, and functionally stopped where we are working at. this is an unusual angle. the camera is turned from the typical shot, and over here the metering lights were activated just before 5:00. they will cycle green and red and that's what they are supposed to do allo

think that is where the former prime minister is on tricky ground and there is some questioning from brendah which we know those statements, white denture consort the opinion. for suburban should get some and authoritative give you the confidence that the statements in the house of commons were true and it's notjust a smoking gun but talking significant is when he says he had assurances from people that he had assurances from people that he was acting within the rules, they didn't come from lawyers, they can come from civil servants, they came from political appointees inside downing street and i don't think that was the impression that the house of commons are given when borisjohnson was making his statements at the time and parties having taken place.— having taken place. interpreted as the wa in having taken place. interpreted as the way in which _ having taken place. interpreted as the way in which boris _ having taken place. interpreted as the way in which boris johnson - having taken place. interpreted as. the way in which boris johnson runs the way in which borisjohnson runs the way

brenda grisham is with us whose son was shot and killed in alameda county in 2010. show. it seems to me pamela price ease her job as getting criminals off the hook. what say you? >> i say that is her platform right now. we just have to figure something out, to put the rights of the victims in the forefront. stuart: is the beginning of a move against this kind of radical da? in the next election do you think you will get another radical or will you change course in alameda county? >> i hope we change course because what is going on right now is not ethical. stuart: true. the person or persons who shot your son, were they ever caught and prosecuted? >> no. stuart: is it an ongoing case? is anyone looking into it? >> it is a cold case. that is why i am fighting as hard as i do so other as i do so whether parents aren't in the same position i am. the new parents don't understand how to navigate the system so you have to help them navigate through our advocacy work. stuart: good for you. thank you for being with us, sorry it is so short but appreciate you being here. mor

brenda connor did when and is into the second round.her media conference, she actually came into the commentary box for an interview and i couldn't get rid of her. she ended up staying and joining me as a co—commentator as murray lost the first set of that match on the tie—break. murray lost the first set of that match on the tie-break. incredibly frustrating. _ match on the tie-break. incredibly frustrating, especially _ match on the tie-break. incredibly frustrating, especially after - match on the tie-break. incredibly frustrating, especially after an - frustrating, especially after an hour and 27 he been out there. so it's going to be so important for andy to reset. he loves the battle if anyone loves one, and so i'm still backing him.— still backing him. thanks for sta in: still backing him. thanks for staying for _ still backing him. thanks for staying for a _ still backing him. thanks for staying for a bit _ still backing him. thanks for staying for a bit longer - still backing him. thanks for staying for a bit longer and i j sti