haidi: carol, others great to chat with you, carol schleif, cio at bmo family office.oming up, interview with the rbnz governor, after their decision to hold rates steady, we will get his outlook when it comes the economy, some of the risks of the inflation outlook. will be joining us at 11:15 a.m. suny time, 8:15 if you are watching in hong kong. bitcoin surging past $60,000 for the first time in two years as demand widens. we will take a closer look at the rally, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ an ever-changing landscape comes with challenges. from our vantage point, we see opportunities. as a top-ten real estate manager, principal asset management harnesses the power of a 360° perspective, delivering local insights and global expertise across public and private equity and debt. our experienced teams are uniquely positioned to uncover compelling opportunities in today's market, giving our clients an exclusive advantage. principal asset management actively invested. annabelle: taking a look at the price of bitcoin here. it has surpassed the 60,000 mark.

i agree with carol. exactly that. as as carol said, the children don't know what they're has they're singing about. it is has got offence to many got huge offence to many, many jews . remember the streets that jews. remember the streets that were filled with cars with were filled with the cars with palestinian flags saying they were sexually were going to, uh, sexually assault jewish mothers their assault jewish mothers and their daughters and down the daughters up and down the streets london. that's all. streets of london. that's all. it's real thing. and charlotte it's a real thing. and charlotte , she's a z—list celeb as as carol says, trying to stay relevant. it's embarrassing , but relevant. it's embarrassing, but but the children but keep away from the children from politics. it's from all this politics. it's i find this messiah complex of the liberal left. she goes around as if she's mother teresa, blessing everyone with her, with her shawl. i mean, it's ridiculous. you could do a good meme out of

we will discuss with carol schl eif. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: believe it or not we are almost halfway through earnings season, mcdonald's and tyson foods consumer needs reporting today. for more on these markets, the cio carol joins us. let's talk first about fed speak. we heard from jerome powell over the weekend and we just heard from austan goolsbee. it was adjusting making the point that he does not want to rule out a march cut. that's the policymakers view. they don't want to lock into anything but what is the investors view about when that start is? carol: we would be in the camp -- we would never be in the cap thinking of a march cut. the fed especially chairman powell over the weekend and last week got a number of fed commentaries out there really pushing out on that cut. or the cut potential. if you start cutting too soon and need to cut to aggressively that pushes back against the theory the economy is doing pretty well and we have seen stronger numbers through an chairman powell in particular was very vocal

liz: carol your reaction a list of the recent polls have understood the u.s. is on the wrong track go-ahead. >> yes warming is pretty funny. carol: is preventing that they thank you so going be some sort of a surprise michigan hard week we all know what is going on. the only surprised greatest report could be that the people who pick uncommitted, thinking that is a nickname for joe biden's disease uncommitted to the presidency selected be the only place primitive get a surprise. i think were pretty clear about what is going to happen if i think of the trajectory to sailors, this reminds me of that thing from the titanic with rose is been 84 years that if you like we are 12 just different way for we've been doing this for 84 years we all know 20 joe biden i guess former president trump think we need to get to that conclusion so that we can forward. liz: ncos report and top of what carol said, democrats owners worried that the president is using no cards and closed-door private meetings without that doing stage and q&a sessions with them and he can only read off

and carol lam, also a former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. great to have you here. renato, i'll start with you. your top line reaction both to that number and the impact it could have on the ex presidents finances, and, as we said, his public persona? >> it is paid by any measure. donald trump has tried to downplay his legal problems, try to schlub them off, suggests he's incredibly wealthy. the fact of the matter is, if any company was hit with that judgment, it would be very, very significant. and i really think the number, ayman, is not really the main event when it comes to the penalties served. all the penalties and included, all the measures of the judge ordered, that constrain trump's business, are so significant. having independent compliance person. having a monitor. restricting his ability, and his family's ability, to control the company for a period of time. in the business world, you have to be nimble, particularly after trying to sell real estate, in order to satisfy a judgment. and now they're not going to be as nimble because they have all these rest

carol: i think that's a fair characterization, yes.: as waymo hopes to win over more riders, its main competitor, gm's cruise remains off the road as it attempts to navigate recent layoffs and two separate government probes investigating safety issues. cruise saying it's focused on rebuilding trust and operating with the highest standards when it comes to safety, integrity, and accountability. trent: we wanna be judged on our own merits. we want people to see the work that we've been doing and our performance. and it is of course, you know, like anyone or any sports team, you know, there is a big difference between sports teams, you don't wanna judge the whole league as the same, right? bigad: with the investigative unit, i'm bigad shaban. hilda: and coming up we found nearly a 100 vehicles paid for with tax dollars just sitting in a san jose parking lot for years. why? we investigate. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and lea

carol: emerging markets are extremely vibrant. and very lucky that i get to travel to places like thailand, malaysia, places to me that have already emerged even though they are still called emergent. there is tremendous vibrant growth in the rest of the world. if you want to be in growth markets and participate, emerging markets outside of china really juicy and they will do very well. it's early enough to get in there and ride the wave of, in my opinion, because they will benefit if the dollar comes down a bit, which will happen if the rates come down, hopefully. and then china, it's an incredible country, i have been honored to visit and i love the chinese people. but the economy is in the doldrums. women don't want to have babies, they don't like how they are being treated over there. and you have a lot of internal social problems in china which are impacting the economics of china. there is only so much of the government can do to prop things up. it's not the most attractive place right now. i would rather be in thailand and

welcome to the show wall street pro carol roth.you saw the stock market react to today's inflation report. what do you think is going on and white house is getting criticized for talking about the president talking about shrinkflation, corporate greed. what's happening here? >> last time i heard shrinkage used as an excuse was from george on seinfeld and he was in the pool. the fact that the biden administration wants to say that's the reason that we're having these issues and then the biden administration wanting to window dress the economy with the deficits to gdp more than two times the historic average. it department need to be that way and wanted that economic growth and we're unfortunately paying the price quite literally and steve moor said in that clip, this could be going on and quite sticky particularly because of the fiscal dominance. elizabeth: john kearney brought this up. cleveland fed is saying the median, the median inflation rate for january was 0.5% and annualized around -- the trend is 4.9%. the cleveland trend.

carol, since i'm so happy to see you, you must go first. let's start with south carolina, what are you watching for? >> look, obviously, when nikki haley does after south carolina is what everybody is going to be watching for. she sent a bit of mixed singles signals about this. she gave the state of the race speech this week where she said she isn't for the long haul. and she walked it back, said look, we are going to south carolina, michigan, and then we are going to continue on just super tuesday, we haven't really thought beyond. good candidates say that all the time, and they're in the race until they are, not, and this is her home state. and i think those clips you showed, in dasha burns peace shows she's not navigating this decision in alabama very well. and she tends to step in. it she stepped in it and she keeps trying to clean it up. so it will be, i think, the question coming out of south carolina is not who wins, it is how much does she wind up losing, and what does she say afterwards, and what does she do? >> peter, is there any

i do differ with carol. much pressure put who were not put on people who were not necessarily anywhere near any risk at all to have a vaccine that they didn't want either to fulfil a work commitment to travel way too much pressure and also a climate of ostracising those who chose to not go. and i think that was that was deeply unfair. >> and they used fear to try and push the vaccine on young my daughters, i mean, i, i didn't want my children to have the vaccine because they were at vaccine because they were not at risk . and i do think that there risk. and i do think that there are around how much are questions around how much pressure how people pressure and how people felt forced have a vaccine that forced to have a vaccine that they didn't only want, but they didn't only not want, but not i think it not necessarily need. i think it was good people and was good for old people and vulnerable but i do was good for old people and vulnethere but i do was good for old people and vulnethere should but i do was

>> yeah, agree with carol >> yeah, i agree with carol on this. think this. actually.idate with his conspiracy theory came and candidate with his conspiracy the delay came and candidate with his conspiracy the delay over came and candidate with his conspiracy the delay over that,came and candidate with his conspiracy the delay over that, i|me and candidate with his conspiracy the delay over that, i think and candidate with his conspiracy the delay over that, i think donnd his delay over that, i think do you think might we might be you think we might we might be in free vote territory, for in free vote territory, free for them in free vote territory, free for the well, we'll to and >> well, we'll have to wait and see. to wait. none of see. we'll have to wait. none of us have got a crystal ball, of course. a couple of days course. and a couple of days is a time politics. look, a long time in politics. look, thank very much that. thank you very much for that. it's start to the hour it's a good start to the hour now, last week. it is the now, in the last week. it is the la

look at you, left wall street pro and author carol prof in terrific and thank you for joining is okayesident biden again is going on vulgar and cursing tirade, this coming his former president trump in this really cute, they really wanted to put this out there what is the upside of this. carol: [laughter] will i think of when you lose the media this is sort of said not just reply but sort of red neon sign that you've lost the support of the people are supposed to be propping up the presidency and summarizing for quite a while that president biden not actually make it to be the nominee be the person on the ticket that there could be some betas which will be said that the media is we'll see the under that person so keep your eyes peeled on that one city that's interesting and you know what else is coming in carol, present will president invited mark to be made for the supreme court any also is claiming that giving away the tax dollars to buy the youth vote, with belus does not cause the taxpayers anything let's get your reaction to this. >> supreme court block me but they did not stop m

carol has thej stopped at the end. carol has the weather, stopped at the end.d at the end. carol has the weather, keep your eyes open, . stopped at the end. carol has the i weather, keep your eyes open, you might see one yourself. thet;t weather, keep your eyes open, you might see one yourself.— might see one yourself. they look like they are _ might see one yourself. they look like they are smiling _ might see one yourself. they look like they are smiling and - might see one yourself. they look like they are smiling and really . like they are smiling and really happy, dolphins. good morning. this morning is a cold start for many, temperatures in parts of south—eastern england falling away to —2 or —3 with some fog around. and we have two elephants both bearing rain and moving south. you can see them quite nicely in africa two weather fronts. both of them slowly pushing southward through the day, bumping into high pressure so they will continue to weaken. a bright start when we lose the fog in southern areas, but there is high cloud around so the sunshine will

carol will know the answer. good morninu. carol will know the answer.and behind it a dry interlude before more rain. ahead of it hazy sunshine. it will feel cold away from the far south. i will have a longer forecast later. how many matches in a match box? i have no idea. i do not use them. what about candles? i have a gadget you press. of you press. of course you do. too efficient for matches. i was listening, i of course you do. too efficient for matches. iwas listening, i promise, but i had to ask. since brianna ghey's death last year, her mum esther has raised more than £80,000 to improve mental health in schools across the uk. yesterday, esther watched as the issue was debated in parliament, but her visit was overshadowed by rishi sunak, who made a jibe about labour's stance on transgender people. a warning this report from tim muffett includes flashing images. the primary motivation for brianna's murder was your deep desire to kill. the messages reveal your fantasies and show your sadistic motives. and your messages, about wanting to say if she wo

and carol and i have been talking coming here. he makes the comparison between being in congress and then having make key decisions as governor of your great state. it's all the difference in the world. and so you ought to be looking for who has had the experience and who has these values. we believe and the experience and the stability to get the job done. sometimes when you're a candidate, you can make flamboyant statements out here. i've done it myself. but when you're when you're when you're when you have some responsibility for running something, you've got to project a certain sense of commitment to the people, a certain stability based on experience, to say, look, when the going gets tough, i'm the person to lead this country. and i've stood with our president and i've stood with him through thick and thin, and i've taken some shots with that. and i haven't afforded myself the luxury of some of the others that i'm running against to jump away when the going gets tough and then get the big embrace. so when things are going w

carol lam is former u.s. attorney and an msnbc legal analyst.athan lemire is "politico" white house bureau chief, host of msnbc's way too early and an msnbc political analyst, good to see all of you. so carol, we know the chances o'after january 6th trial and verdict before election day now gets smaller by the day, and it's certainly smaller than it was 24 hours ago. is it fair to say, carol, that this ruling moves the trial back by at least several months, and what would have to fall into place for jack smith to get a trial done before november? >> it does move the trial date fairly far back, chris, and i'd go as far as to say the likelihood that this case is going to trial before the election is now diminishingly small, i don't think it's going to happen. and this is why, let's say the supreme court hears oral arguments the week of april 22nd, as they said they would, and they can take up to the end of june pretty much to rule within this term, as they probably will do. remember during this entire time that the case has been up on appeal both

created in 1868, and another outstanding work on a christmas, well, actually winter theme, is the carolvas by mykola pomanenko, which he painted in the second half of the 1880s , small boys, typical carols of that time, these are the winter paintings of our ukrainian artists, we study our own and appreciate our own. let's go further and talk about magnetic storms. a fairly calm situation will be observed tomorrow, so we are passing by here, so to speak, not lingering for long and moving on to the actual forecast the weather, and i already announced that changes are expected, tomorrow indeed in ukraine the air temperature is expected to drop, it will get colder, but eh, now i will definitely tell you in more detail, we will start with the western regions. so, tomorrow in the western part of ukraine, rain is expected, possibly wet snow, especially in mountainous areas, the maximum air temperature is only +1 +4°. also, the maximum air temperature will be low in the north of ukraine, in zhytomyr region, kyiv region, chernihiv region, sumy region, +1 +3, in the extreme north in places up to

carol's my favorite guest, gentlemen you'll have to wait. okay, carol. put it all in perspective. how significant is this case, 11 hours from now? the supreme court. >> well first off i'm so glad you focus on it. not the least of which is that it's in the news, that's big tomorrow. but it illustrates how the supreme court justices have to have their tracksuits on this year. >> sure do. >> they've got to decide, well they're being asked to decide whether or not donald trump is disqualified because an officer who swears to the constitution, to defend and protect the constitution of our country is not supposed to start an insurrection. now that's not the only thing the supreme court is going to be asked to decide. they're gonna be asked to decide whether or not it's legal to charge somebody with obstructing a government proceeding by engaging in that violent attack on the capitol and also indirectly people who plotted and encouraged it and this supreme court is gonna be asked whether or not donald trump is immune from prosecution because he was a president while he was using every le

carol tracked down the owner, who was homeless. she agreed to allow carol to help gracie find her forever home. >>> the cb evening "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. ♪ ♪ >> god be with us. >> norah: tonight, this just in, for the first time we see the body cam video from the shooting at joel osteen's megachurch. new footage showing the heroic actions by off-duty officers. as we learn the 7-year

>> have you sent him on, carol? >> have you sent him on, carol? proud of them to the way he's behaving, carrying behaving, the way he's carrying himself. behaving, the way he's carrying hinyeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> he's work >> and he's back at work already. >> already? yeah. >> back at work already? yeah. it's not that hard, though, is it? this britain's it? uh, this is britain's newsroom news. it? uh, this is britain's ne\whatn news. it? uh, this is britain's ne\what treatment? ws. it? uh, this is britain's ne\what treatment? he's had. >> what treatment? he's had. >> what treatment? he's had. >> know what treatment >> we don't know what treatment is. worked no is. no, i meant he's worked no many jobs at his job. >> i was going to job >> i was going to say the job doesn't you know doesn't mean that you don't know what treatment he's. >> no, no, no, meant the gb >> no, no, no, she meant the gb news. . news. yeah. >> good morning. 1131 your top stories from the gb newsroom. the speaker of the house of commons is facing calls to resign following a

it's always so great to sew you, carol. -- see you, carol.tarting to morph back with to the days where eyeballs matter more than cash now or earn -- cash flow or earnings. just your thought on maybe we're entering a parabolic phase for this market. >> yeah. you bring up dcf ifs, charles. obviously, i have ptsd flashbacks to my investment banking days. [laughter] you know, we really had a disruption in the market, and that started after the great recession, financial crisis. there was this decoupling from reality. when you go through something like a dcf, one of the things that you have to do is you have to find the weighted average cost of capital to discount your cash flows, and we went through 15 years where the fed told us there was no cost of capital. so, you know, how do you create a valuation along that? the other part of the dcf is when you have the terminal value multiple. the multiples used to be tied to growth projections, and we no longer have that. so now you just have instead of, you know, this basic fundamentals driving the mark

, caroling, you don’t know anything, said grandfather, wait, after 5 minutes he took off his fur coatarf, but behind the hero's star, and we walked around the house with grandfather, that means, with my husband, the bear, with my mother, we were so two funny dolls with her, and then no one celebrated christmas anymore, somehow it was not our holiday, yes, it turns out, everyone celebrates, in the house, it turns out , everyone had it covered, grandfather sang kolyatki in russian, in ukrainian, and under prutkin’s door he sang probably in idesh , or in general sang a kolyatka in hebrew and prutkin’s door was not opened, about five minutes passed, prutkin’s wife called and said: “sergei vladimoroch, was that you?" he says: no, it was me, of course, and we thought pogrom, they've opened, come in. that means they were handing out candy everywhere, so on the first evening, i remember, we were received by komaretskaya’s daughter, our whole entrance sat at her set table, everyone gathered with these, that means, bags of what , they conjured up, every year we began to organize such a holiday,

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we were so excited to have carol roth with us today. my name is wayne winegarden am a senior fellow with the pacific research institute. for those who aware pride, we're a think tank advance free market policy across a number of areas health care, education we have a whole new free cities project. you can learn about all of these and more at pacific dot org. okay. i just mentioned today really honored to have with us a new york times bestselling author and as she to say, a recovering invest ment banker, a carol roth. and we will also welcome your questions. so please any questions you have for carol about fantastic book please and to those in the chat box and we're going to try to get to those at toward the end of our are our together and carol you know you've written really what is an incredibly it's an important book it's provocative it's also especially the title it's terrifying and you will own nothing but the book is you really just also correct me if i'm wrong the point of the book is you're trying to help people be aware of these

and we're going to have and carol have sam lister and carol maloney studio as well.ery good morning. it's 1021. you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner and also in the studio, daily express political editor, making a lot of noise. sam lister making a lot on the side. lot of noise on the side. >> you always say that, >> carol, you always say that, but you more than me. but you make way more than me. >> i'm just. >> but anyway, i'm just. >> but anyway, i'm just. >> want to have little >> do you want to have a little moment out some moment to sort of get out some of frustration and the sort of the frustration and the sort of the frustration and the sort of of prince harry losing? >> want a lot of time to get losing? >> frustrated)t of time to get losing? >> frustrated overtime to get losing? >> frustrated over princey get losing? >> frustrated over prince harry. losing? >> okay. ated over prince harry. losing? >> okay. ate> okay. ate> okay. ate> okay.

what is going on there, carol?ere named, donald trump believed that they owed their jobs to him and that they should rule in his favor. and remember how the supreme court handled turning over records to the january 6th committee and that it was the appropriate legal decision, but it wasn't one that donald trump viewed as loyal to him. he has said over and over very publicly that he's disappointed in judges who didn't do what's best for him because they owe him, they're his judges. that is sort of anathema to the supreme court. kind of repulsed in a way that's physically described. they don't belong to anybody. in fact, one of the things that they kind of pride themselves on is the lifetime appointment and nobody can yank me out of here. so it's very disconcerting to the justices. and donald trump now, let's be clear, i mean, he is focused not on accomplishing but defending himself. election is the route to not being in jail. and so you can see why this accomplishment that leonard leo is so proud of, that don mcgahn

my dachshunds started liking the carol masks. exhibit, the sacred villages that are true in museums. well, kaza, we have the devil, but there are such characters for carols. we are all robbing anela. and the skin from the navels of the little ones is carried away by the salamyanaga anel. at home, children can hang such an anela on the christmas tree instead of a tsatski. tatsyan, jakuy. thank you for such an excursion, it was a great pleasure, here is a great story extraordinary for this is a weekday, and i strongly recommend that you go here, you should look at the roof of the roof, and you should do something for yourself with your own hands. and i’m moving further away to lagoisk, where i can meet many talented people. we are embarking on an expedition in the corners of our country and the world, we are frantic in order to achieve the same mission: advocating in search of the eternal song, those people who not only captured them, but also today gala we are yours, and the significance of our agul products is in the future. furt

i’ve always noticed the carol masks, this is not just an exhibit, the sacred villages of the saints,n museums. all the same, we have the devil, and there are other such characters for carols, we all work anel, and the skin from the guards of the little ones carries away the salamyanaga anel. at home, children can hang such an anela on the christmas tree instead tsatski. tatsyana, thank you for such an excursion. velmі tsikava, here is a velmі tsіkаvа gіstory unusual for this weekday, and i strongly recommend that you come here, you are on the roof of your eyes, and you will be able to work something you can’t do for yourself with your own hands. and i’m moving further away to lagoisk, where i can meet many talented people. we will introduce you to the people of our country, here we make vases, dispensers, larger pots, smaller pots, they have many interesting stories behind them and are ready surprise again, they started coming to us in pairs, well, maybe because we are pairs, we attract with our energy. and men, they really like the effect of the sound, they really relax. watch the b

we got one guy carolling around the you know or shoot some more of a usually with alpha hotel 2. thanks crazy horse. one a the one. the dawn turned over the hotel, a few 6 crazy horse points, but yeah, the goal is that the issue that you have one guy moving down there to the gallery of the most of the 18. uh we also have one individual. uh, here's a relative clause right across the way we're going to move down there. right, and we'll see as far as how we want to at any point, every other website though, and i haven't seen one yet. so you guys got that guide carolling right now on the curb, and i kind of around in there and now you guys are sitting though there too. so i'll send that to 30 think. tell them. and then the friday, i'm just trying to make sure you guys have my turnover come off buddy, i gotta do is pick up a web of course master. crazy lawrence. we have individuals going to feed, looks like possibly picking up on these appointments. a break or the north one uh is your confirmation to uh for picking up the confirmation. okay. let me shoot for samantha. crazy horse one,

i’ve always noticed the carol masks, this is not just an exhibit, the sacred villages of the saints, right in museums. all the same, we have the devil, but there are other characters like this on... carol, we all work anela, and the skin from the guards of the little ones carries away the salamyanaga anela. at home, children can hang such an anela on the christmas tree instead of the tsatski. tatsyana, thank you for such an excursion, it was a great blessing, here is a great story , unusual for this budynka, and i am i recommend coming here. you are on the roof of the sky, and the crippled people are looking, and... this providence will already be fully revealed in the kingdom of heaven, and it will be even more open during the second coming of christ, when the lord will reward everyone according to their deeds. about the religious education of children? i, as a priest, very often try to be at school, and we invite children to our events from school, including excursions and various spiritual and moral events, which, exhibitions and others, take place on the territory of our temple,

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that means it's carol time. i like carol time, that sounds so good. time.picture telling — lovely weather watchers picture telling the story nicely taken earlier— telling the story nicely taken earlier and we have heavy and persistent rain, squally winds around — persistent rain, squally winds around it— persistent rain, squally winds around it pushing across england and wales— around it pushing across england and wales and _ around it pushing across england and wales and some heavy showers in scotland _ wales and some heavy showers in scotland and northern ireland but it's going — scotland and northern ireland but it's going to turn colder temperatures returning to closer to where _ temperatures returning to closer to where we _ temperatures returning to closer to where we would expect them to be at this time _ where we would expect them to be at this time of— where we would expect them to be at this time of year. we have two bands of rain _ this time of year. we have two bands of rain moving across england and wales— of rain moving across england and wale

joyce, thank you, carol, great to see you in person. i'm not letting you go to commercial just yet david weiss obviously had serious reasons for saying that an ankle bracelet was not enough. i'm glad he won't be able to disappear because he's obviously now a crucial witness in terms of his four angering up how they executed this propaganda against president biden. >> nbc investigations correspondent, my favorite, tom winter, is here. tom, this story started crazy, and it only gets crazier. explain. again and here's the evidence and look at everything we've uncovered. all the sudden, this afternoon in the magistrate court filing we got this note, not from federal prosecutors not from the fbi but from his own defense attorneys and also defense attorneys saying where at the office meeting today. and all the sudden, we come in and arrest my client. and so, what's going on here? and, so that was the first indication atthat we had a bit. we had no indication yet as to what the chain of events that led up to this today and we know from the cal

that amazing shock of red hair surprising even his own mother, carole. be cold and then he came out with a red hair, and had a look through and found, ronnie's red king in irish. hence rory, colin, maguire. >> that red hair came with a personality to match. >> there is only one rory and everyone knew who it was. it is vivacious, creative, funny, he was the life of the party. >> entrepreneurial too, trying to start a mobile car washing business with a friend. >> worry at all the equipment, hid printed out business cards. he was passing out fliers, >> we would talk every day, almost every detail. laugh about little. things i always wanted a brother, and i felt like i kind of got that with rory. >> anyway that friday night, july 1st, rory in louis rejoined by for the young men, in search of a party they heard about. >> we were looking for a friend of ours, brother, who's having a gathering, up by the lake. >> girls up, there somebody said. so here's what they did. and once again, we prepared special video, this time to illustrate his story. in which they al

carol is a warning. eight. carol is a warninu. u, ., eight. carol isawarnin. ., carol is a warning.it is false now and we are looking widely across parts of england and also wales of two to five centimetres, even more than that on the tops of the hills. you can see when it comes into force, early doors on thursday into force, early doors on thursday into early doors on friday. if you are travelling, do bear that in mind. we will also have some snow in the forecast today. we have the heavy and persistent rain pushing southwards into southern scotland and northern ireland and across parts of england and wales. ahead of that, a lot of cloud, still mild and windy. behind it we are looking at clearer skies, sunny spells and wintry showers, increasingly to lower levels in the highlands. but across shetland in particular we have got another yellow warning from the met office for some significant snow, and also strong to gale force winds. it is also going to be windy in the north—east. so that's not will be long. temperatures today, colder in the north, as you would expect. ahead of the rai

carol talked about where you have obviously illicit substances coming in through mail-order pharmacies, but then obviously there is the street level fentanyl problem too. you have a sense of what the breakdown is? how much of this is coming in through mail-order pharmacies and how much through traditional street methods. what is really going on here? >> as mr. carol said, we do not have precise estimates of like the exact sourcing of all of this fentanyl but the most important thing to remember is that rand corporation estimates that annual illicit consumption of fentanyl for the entire country is single-digit metric tons per year. that fits on one truck. so that underscores what an incredibly difficult problem this is. you stop one route and let's say we could keep it out of the mail system but you only have to get five or 10 tons per year, so switching to another option is almost a certainty. >> i yield back my time. thank you for being here. >> we will turn next to senator kelly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you for having this hearing today. miss steinberg, and to the rest