that is not who cathy was. cathy was just doing her job, head down, doing her job, and she noticed these withdrawals out of an account that she was unaware of. and at first it shocked her. she didn't know what to do after a few days, she then alerted superior, which is that the late mayor burke. and then that's how they investigate and launch notice that i didn't say cathy was suspicious and launched her own investigation that's not what she did she stumbled upon this cathy and people like cathy don't even necessary identify as a whistle blower in the general sense, they're not. i'm going to see if i see it, i'm a saint. that's not who she was. she just sort of stumbled upon it. the whistleblower is sort of a subset of the accidental category, but the no whistleblower is person that is among a team, and their team has decided to either turn a blind eye to something or they're engaged in something unethical. and that noble whistleblower steps outside of the group and blows the whistle. and they have to. don't al

i would definitely get one if i could park in new york city. >> we have one more for you, alex cathienovation investors pulling $717 million from the fund last summer. the etf which had $30 billion in assets under management has shrunk to $9 billion after the loss in nvidia cathie said she believes nvidia is still an incredible play. >> if you look at nvidia, it is one of the magnificent seven p it is an easy way to put money to work. the excitement around chatgpt. >> ark innovation is doing well this year. although people are taking money out of it. what is your take of investors leaving the fund and putting money in other areas >> cathie said people are taking money out for profit you have that money come in when it was close to the high in 202 2021 the clip you played with cathie talking about nvidia being a natural stock foroinnovation i think nvidia has boomed this year it was not a good decision i don't think this is a moment where people are celebrating ark and taking profit. i think people are ready to move on. >> is that one miss that big of a deal we are looking at the chart

>> remember, cathy was seeing another guy, albert. only days later try to kill himself.cysteine, that she was so broken up about albert, she was going to tell sam the answer was no. >> she's crying and then she said, i'm going to tell him the saturday that i'm not going to take off with him, but i will not allow. that was wednesday. and the saturday, she never came home. >> sounds admitted jealousy, kathy doting on albert, a rejected proposal. all of it seem to add up to motive. but motives don't prove murder. there was still no physical evidence tying sam to the crime. all of the blood on the car had been dusted and it was all cafÉs. then, welcoming the case file, detective darren why it learns something shocking. there were blood and hair samples that had never been sent to the crime lab. and when those samples were analyzed, they pointed to a whole new suspect. >> coming up -- >> new dna. and a new man in the hot seat. >> he sat there and put his best in front of his mouth to keep himself from talking. >> when dateline continues. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the

talking about all of this and more with cathie wood.listen. >> one of the questions we get a lot is about the displacement of jobs. i think you are worried about the nefarious uses of artificial intelligence. >> the end of humanity, people seem to be talking about. >> on the second. all technologies can be used for nefarious purposes. what is scaring people is this one is evolving so quickly. one of the reasons it is evolving so quickly is the rate at which costs are declining. ai training costs are dropping 70% per year. >> why is that? >> it is actually twice as fast as moore's law. it is the learning curve associated with this technology. to help people understand what this means, chatgpt came out of gpt3. if that model had been developed in 2015, it would have cost $800 million. instead, it was 2020, it cost $4.5 million. >> in terms of energy usage, gpu's. >> in terms of developing the model, hardware and software. today -- $800 million eight years ago. 2.5 years ago, $4.5 million. today, less than $400,000. now we are building big

i asked cathie herself and what this perhaps signalled to her.ryone would agree with that. asset retegz through '21 and '22. we are up more than 50%, some of our fund 60%+, so there would be natural profit taking and i do think we're beginning to see investors shift from the nasdaq 100 or the nasdaq take, maybe losses or gains there and into our innovation fund because i think the values when it comes to innovation are in our fund. >> so, kelly, she calls us natural profit taking and if you go back to let's say the flagship funds inception back in 2014, you would actually be underperforming the nasdaq and the nasdaq 100 and it urges us to think long-term and we had a huge pandemic boom, but overall, it has been an underperformer in terms of tech stocks over the last -- since 2014 and that's a long timeframe >> one of the most fascinating stories, right to see cathie everywhere and so many people piling in and having a change of heart and not back to when they were pre-pandemic and performance has a lot to do with that, as well do we know about ta

. >>> plus, why cathie wood' love affair with coinbase may actually be coming to an end. >>> and later in the show, taylor swift's ticket master to woes don't once again. it's 5:00 a.m. and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." aisle frank holland. thanks for starting your day with us. let's kick off the day with the u.s. stock futures we're seeing green across the board at this very early hour. all three indices up fractionally, this as investors wait for the june cpi number with the annualized number to fall from 5.3% to just over 3% that would be, if we see that happen -- the lowest since march of 2021. stripping out food and energy, the core cpi, the economist forecast arrives, this would be the lowest number sin november of 2021. it could be a market mover we're checking the bond market we begin with the benchmark 10-year. right now we're at 3.94. this sbaskly back to where we started rising above 4%. we're seeing movement on the 2-year and it's settled back down the third year, we've seen steady movement, up ten

ark's fee is 0.75% versus 0.2% from the qqq perhaps the biggest knock against cathie wood is the longer despite the huge pandemic performance ark the flagship fund has underperformed the nasdaq and nasdaq 100 since its inception in 2014 and under performing a lot of the big names, nvidia this year she got out of in the flag ship fund entirely. >> that's a damning statistic, dee. are you ready to dive into mo morgan stanley in the morning? >> retail sales as well. key indicator for the u.s. economy which is driven by the consumer and which has held up well. >> not too far from friday's intraday high on the s&p of 45.27. the judge is back in the house let's get to post nine and the half. >>> welcome to "fast money halftime report" earnings your rally and your money the investment committee debating what is at stake. joining me shannon, joe and steve. you heard carl talking, dow is going for six up days in a row and what is a pivotal week ed, bull market started october 12, 2022 the s&p reaching a new record high between

thank you, phil and cathy. thank you.paring the work force is bigger than a blue issue or red issue. i don't know. i just saw all of you in late indian and a couple times i've seen you here again. you all seem to get along so well. i can't imagine there's differences. i mean, there are things that we can'v agree on and you understad that education is about the economy. and we want to work with you to get more done. i want to ask you all to keep going and thanks to the bipartisan infrastructure law, the u.s. department of transportation recently made it possible to use highway funds to train people for jobs. it all seems to make sense and i'm urging you to follow michigan and wisconsin and maryland's lead and put that money to work. whether that's creating registered apprenticeship or providing child care, emergency assistance for students in community college programs. i'm now standing here on the stage and we have to find innovative ways to connect to students and employers so that every stunt in every community have the

and thank you, cathy. i can't see where you are. oh, thank you. and, you know, i think governors understand preparing our workforce is just bigger than a blue issue or a red issue. i don't know. i mean i just saw all of you in january, and then a couple of times i've seen you again, i've seen you here, you all seemed to get along so well. i can't imagine that there's differences. i mean, there are things that we can agree on. you understand that education is about the urging you to follow michigan and wisconsin and maryland's lead and put that money to work. whether that is creating registered apprenticeships or providing childcare or emergency assistance for students in community college programs. so, i don't know, let's find in it data -- innovative ways, you see? i'm trying to go fast because no one has picked up their phone so far as i can see. usually, i'm moving around my classroom at this point and now i'm standing here on the stage. so, we have to find innovative ways to connect to students and employers, so that every student in every com

and thank you, cathy. i can't see where you are. oh, thank you. and, you know, i think governors understand preparing our workforce is just bigger than a blue issue or a red issue. i don't know. i mean i just saw all of you in january, and then a couple of times i've seen you again, i've seen you here, you all seemed to get along so well. i can't imagine that there's differences. i mean, there are things that we can agree on. you understand that education is about the urging you to follow michigan and wisconsin and maryland's lead and put that money to work. whether that is creating registered apprenticeships or providing childcare or emergency assistance for students in community college programs. so, i don't know, let's find in it data -- innovative ways, you see? i'm trying to go fast because no one has picked up their phone so far as i can see. usually, i'm moving around my classroom at this point and now i'm standing here on the stage. so, we have to find innovative ways to connect to students and employers, so that every student in every com

treason because of this morning for all is now 10 so far the striking it's a question he had sent cathy come to see the world we're now in one of of this getting an option to begin with domestic, the navy, which is lot of those comes a parent, had arrived at a bad time and was to have you ever since the tides ease to dissuade those months old, fresh sold troops to reinforce we see we are trapped the frog now within like 50 meters. say these, wondering if the next ship conversation, of course still be much longer worth a score coming up. i usually what i got lost the barrel. he's the time to get to what window is. we've detected the enemy and will be killed, run them. what was one's now? blas, the desert flood peaks its way through a trench abandoned by rush carrying for cover. again, they break, dropping the weapon, they downgrade me and come on. those will have sent another fresh. what happened to the previous squad for i'd screeching the hughes of not being grateful and now they have to wait here earlier this week, 3 minutes within the block hills should not be here publicly, is watch

bubbles can persist longer i'm more like cathie wood. taking profits from the run-ups.s risk on everything no problem the market is not pricing any headwinds. everybody will use a.i. to drive higher h higher revenue it is harder to back up the fundamentals where the stocks are trading. fundamentals do matter in the bubble, they don't it they run up. everybody trades technicals. you trade 40 or 50 times, it gets expensive and you should look at profit >> the sector of energy is in the red year to date there is an expectation demand can be higher. would you into energy today it >> i am a little constructive on the energy market. i like the services. i'm wary on the oil. natural gas is tough exxon took the hit earlier this month. they announced we will have $4 billion less revenue the permean slowed down a bit. if you look international, you are seeing more drilling activity ea did come out today and said we are cutting forecast a little bit. 2.2 million barrels of growth. >> victoria, we are more about action actionable names what are your picks? >> i like pepsi. they rep

ed: that was cathie wood on bloomberg television explaining her pullback from nvidia.xecutives and ceos from major semiconductor firms in the white house, meeting with officials in expressing their concerns over new restrictions that threaten sales to china. for more, but a spring in ian king. i think you look at the officials taking part in this meeting, that tells you the level of importance or pressure on here. ian: we had all of these regulations announced last october, they were frankly shocking. the industry was extremely concerned. now we have a last-ditch attempt by the leaders of the industry, the biggest companies in the u.s. to say please, look. inc. again. think about moderating this, because of the relationship, how it will affect the relationship with china. caroline: it was yesterday at the white house, we understand there were some high ups of the administration there, also ceos. what are we learning about high up the food chain this is going? ian: it could not be higher up the food chain, in terms of who is representing the chip industry. you have thre

cathy killick, bbc news.people, most of them men, put on their high heels and raced down the streets of madrid, as part of the city's pride celebrations. heels have to be at least ten centimetres high — and runners must cross the finish line with a purse in hand and their lipstick applied. that's it from me for the moment, stay with us here in bbc news, thanks for watching. hello. we start off the first day ofjuly on a fairly fresh, unsettled sort of note with sunshine and showers. certainly it's a little bit cooler than much ofjune. in fact, it looks likejune is going to turn out to be the warmestjune on record in the uk. so we've got some blue skies and sunshine already starting to break through. really, through the rest of the weekend, that mix of sunny spells and scattered, blustery showers, but most of the showers will be across the northern half of the uk. yesterday's cloud is exiting towards the east, and we've got clearer skies now rolling in from the atlantic, still bearing a few showers with them. m

when haley russell was filed and steph, cathy stepped up to send the locals interrupt. right, you are up to date of next is a dunc film of lava and lice, the volcano for auction on latan. there is more on the don't need to come check us out on our social media kinds for handle is the news on bottom of ideas for me on the team here. berlin, thanks for watching. take care and i'll see you very soon. the imagine how many portions of lots of thrown out in the world climate change. the story. this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get the.

cathy scott wrote a book about the murder and she says she'd love to know what the new evidence is. i've always tried to write about the underdog, and tupac was an underdog in this case and it bothered me that the case wasn't solved at the time of his death. shakur was one of the most famous and influential rappers in the world. he was also an up and coming actor who had starred in several films. tupac's life and untimely death. he was only 25 years old, have been the subject of much speculation over the years. >> but tupac, he was one of a kind. i mean, he and he was the real deal. >> for more information on just what investigators were looking for, we're going to have to wait. metro police say they're not commenting on what they call an ongoing homicide investigation. i'm brian horwath . >> all right, brian, thanks. nfl training camps opened on tuesday and for the second time in four years, the kansas city chiefs reported to their summer home at missouri western state university, as did defending super bowl champions. there's quarterback patrick mahomes. him and his teammates are

but those more speculative parts have been rebounds and cathy woods' flagship rtf, year to date, it's0% and 10% in the last month alone. so it has been on the rebound. this is the top ten holdings here there were some headlines about her trimming her positioning in coinbase recently, but this is the second largest holding, and she's been adding to this over the last 11 months or so we'll be talking with her later today on our tech check special at 6:00 p.m. tonight so if you think that, you know, the speculative plays will continue and they'll have that momentum behind them, if you think that a recession is still coming, she still holds a number of unprofitable names. >> unprofitable tech was very unpopular at the end oh of last year but then people got ai excitement cathie bailed out nvidia, which is a huge winner this year but there is the sense that retail investors have been rushing in now, and some fear, at least on my part, that maybe the folks at home were a little late to this, that they sold when they should have been buying >> how do you keep up these incredible gains coinba

guardiola's students manchester city with the result of two to one to the advantage the game of james cathy and america pour scored for manchester city and i want a fake. in another important game this morning, manchester united in new jersey, america, against roxana, another english team that plays in the division , lost three to one in the previous game. since it was held again in the united states, it had won against arsenal. in the next game, this team will face real madrid again in babylon , new jersey, in the framework of perto's friendly matches, while it had mehdi taremi for 60 minutes england lost with wolverhampton by one goal unfortunately, in a traffic accident on fouladshahr road in isfahan, ali bakshi, a football team player under the age of 18 , ziba han, passed away, and the other two passengers of the car were taken to the hospital . 38 athletes in the field of football, athletics and table tennis participated in these competitions, the iranian ambassador met with alireza pansadedeh, the head of the federation of rural and nomadic sports and local native games , and signed

i think there's something towards cathy woods, although i'd like to take long on her calls because i think he's more wrong than right although that's a different story. gm is presenting the options in term of selling options premium. looking at a call spread out to august this is their earnings picture coming up in the next few days when earnings come out -- only 6%, only a couple times in the last five years. i'm going to sell a call spread here looking at the 39/43 call sell the 39, buy the 43, collect a lit over a buck. i think that's a decent amount of premium if i'm wrong on this, trades on rivan, tesla, those go higher. that's a trade against the big names that have been the high flier, take option premium in here, which is elevated into the earnings that's coming up. >> carter, how would you look at general motors, the options trade he just laid out, or more broadly, the autos >> the options trade is the way to do this, because as an equity, first of all, we know what happened to general motors the first time around, or many times around it went under. this is the new general

i know that you, cathy, can speak to that, where you've heard it at work every day that you were doing your job. >> yes. we are facing change in how we contact elections in shasta county. our officials, who have authority to discuss how we count ballots the and the systems we used and decided to go to hand counting, so that will dramatically change the speed with which we are able to count ballots. we will not be able to pre-process any longer. currently under california law we can't pre-process starting right when we send ballots out but under a can't count scenario we can start processing until 80 of the day before. so that means that we will not have results of any kind at eight pm or eight or 8: 01. that process will start probably a ten, preeminent two hours after that, continuously, 20 hours a day until thursday morning that week. >> not only does that obviously roll down the results, but does that make it more difficult? i can't tell you, traveling the country, how many people over the past three years or so that's always a one, over a long time i've heard the hand marked paper

eastern time where deirdre bosa will interview cathy wood, talk tesla invest cathie wood the s&p back us >>> there's a level of expectation they have that is not realistic. they are adding to a set of challenges that this business is already facing that is, quite frankly, very disruptive >> bob iger being rather combative in reaction to his decision to the screen actors guild going on strike and joining the writers who have been on strike for, i think, 70 days at this point it's going to bring production to a halt across the board premieres, the movies where actors are not showing up, have walked away. you can see the impact, i would assume, on some of the stocks here is certainly due to concern about the strike credit suisse lowering price target on a number of the stocks as well. as you said, he came in for criticism on some of those comments didn't really get -- we all know it's going to have an impact on disney's ability to fill its content hole, as it will for all these other names. >> big journal piece today about him showing his models of his yacht in his office, talking about

and steph, cathy steptoe, to send the locals interrupt. right, you are up to date of next is a dunc film of lava and like the volcano or option on black home, there is more on dw dot com. i check us out on our social media kinds for handle is the news on bottom of ideas for me on the team here. berlin, thanks for watching. take care and i'll see you very soon. the imagine how many portions of lots of turn out in the world climate change. the story, this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to like this. the september the 19th 2021 interruption occurred at the community. so we'll kind of glitch on look high enough to read chance to experience us history and make the the the time it is part of the group. ok. now expect this task you do is to assess the thing just post by the volcano into the population. the kind of criteria is located above a densely populated area on the west side of the island, which is the 2nd day of action, the pig down. no such incredible that a p

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and one can look at, basically, across the nation, cathy -- how many of your correspondents there are, where it is state newspapers or state broadcasters covering what was going on in these legislatures and i would argue -- goes back to the other point you raised in our conversation about whether lobbyists and moneyed interests can affect things in state legislatures. broadly speaking, we both know the media has its fault and we are not perfect. but broadly speaking, the less scrutiny there is of any anybody in power, the more at liberty they feel to the shady stuff. and i think -- >> and for our viewers, i want you to know, we didn't have -- a wonderful producers have found the story for yahoo.com. and i want to read you about this -- lawmaker that our first color asked about. a house committee in the texas state legislature on -- recommended the expulsion of state representative brian slanted, who reportedly -- 19 year old at his apartment -- alcohol -- and gave her a loyalty test trying to pressure her to stay silent. that was a lawmaker that the first color was talking about. we d

. >> there's a growing skepticism can it really last especially with the challenge it's facing cathiek invests, we're sealing -- they were citing weak volumes, and saying the risk/reward is looking a bit less attractive. oppenheimer also say the fulling have not improved, saying they're cautious part of coinbase's rally has been on the bitcoin recovery coinbase is named as a partner in blackrock's recent application. about 22% of the available float or shares are sold short >> yeah, without a doubt it's been caught up in this shorter squeeze. it was much higher a couple years ago. in part it seems to be benefiting, maybely because that would seem -- it would seem to kind of leave out that customers don't necessarily have to trade as much on a crypto platform. >> it's counter-intuitive. it could bring people to more traditional brokerage firms. you might not need to open a coinbase account that could long term hurt the stock, but they are named as a partner here the bull case it's a play on web 3, and a long-term investment. but if you're in this for the long term, this is the way to g

dominic cathy annie just suggested that the bbc may never actually name this presenter.d be very _ presenter at the moment? i think it would be very wise _ presenter at the moment? i think it would be very wise and _ presenter at the moment? i think it would be very wise and very - presenter at the moment? i think it would be very wise and very brave l presenter at the moment? i think it| would be very wise and very brave if the presenter named themselves. if there is no case to answer then they could explain that. if there is a case to answer mild or serious they could respond to that. it would sort of lance the boil. if this person is never publicly named, there is a name in the ether, so it will never go away. it will affect other people, too. of the one person at the centre of this doesn't come forward, there will also be a shadow over lots of people, and particularly over this person. it would be tough, but i would suggest they seriously think about talking about themselves. liz, thank you for your contribution.— i would also direct our viewers to the bbc news websi

thank you cathy adler in vilnius and steve rosenberg in moscow. —— thank you, katya adler in vilnius.n rising rapidly as the bank of england pushes up interest rates to try to curb inflation. it�*s notjust homeowners who are being hit. some buy—to—let landlords are either selling up or passing on higher costs to renters. and economists are expecting rates to be pushed up even higher next month. our economics editor, faisal islam, is here with more. so the bank of england has calculated who and by how much the mortgage shock will hit, as households roll off low fixed mortgage rates and face the reality of the rapid recent rate rises. overall, by the end of the year, over three million mortgage holders face higher payments, two million up to £200 per month, one million between £200 and £500 per month. but stretch that out to the end of 2026 and you see there, two million households in that middle bracket, payments up between £200 and £500 a month and over there, a million households seeing a £500 per month increase — that�*s £6,000 per year. now, this doesn�*tjust affect homeowners but

speaking of tesla, cathie wood of ark continues to sell her shares of stock.'ll be on at 7:00 p.m. even for a special edition of "tech check" with our deirdre bosa >>> one of the worst performing stocks this year, jenny, you own big blue >> it's so insulting that everybody, it's the worst performing stock, because last year was the best performing stock. last year ibm was flat when the entire tech index was down 28% let's give the poor thing a little respect with respect to earnings, i think they should be as expected, guide to full-year earnings of 940. last year they were 910. it's this predictable, slow and steady growth. i think ai could start to enter the conversation with them more than it has already. that's just in the cards but it's going to be in the way that ai should enter which is pervasive throughout the economy, meaningfully positive, i'm not expecting anything wild. >> jenny, i'm a little shocked >> are we doing a lebron and d-wade thing >> i don't know where we're going. >> the last five years, the stock is lower >> okay, but still >> but stil

really looks like cathy is helping the former president mess with the election, and she evidently knowsfact, when asked during a recent deposition whether she knew or ever had any communication with giuliani, latham asserted her fifth amendment rights. i know that sounds bad, but to be fair, what woman wants to admit they know rudy giuliani? [cheers and applause] some january 6th rioters are finally facing consequences, like insurrectionist and injury attorney for racehorses, couy griffin. "should you or a loved one be turned into glue? some say yes. i say 'neigh.'" that's his commercial for the injury. in addition to storming the capitol, griffin is the founder of cowboys for the former president. i just hope no one tells those cowboys where their rootin' tootin' hero is from. where is that again? >> new york city! >> stephen: griffin actually works for the government he was trying to overthrow, serving as a new mexico county commissioner from 2019 up until lunchtime yesterday. because that's when a judge ordered that couy griffin be removed from office for his role in the capitol riot

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are we not looking hard enough, this cathie wood perspective that in video so obvious and try to go for some slightly different ai plays? ken: i kind of think about picks and shovel, the game keepers of this and that will be micro soft, nvidia, some of those names. there will be secondary names and it will be like the dotcom 1990's. there one trick ponies. these companies, a lot of articles, you think about nvidia with light gaming and everything they are doing and earnings is now this ad play so i would rather play this way with the proven winners, they already have a lot of verticals and businesses and opportunities in those businesses and ai on top that and you get this [indiscernible] caroline: thank you. it will be a busy week ahead. coming up, we talk more about investing in artificial intelligence but at the earlier stage and private stage, when we see $600 million of the new fund startups focused solely on artificial intelligence. we talk with the venture capitalist behind the investment next. meanwhile, earnings, one company under strain from a share price perspective following

in two leagues, so in the nhl he played two matches for that senator with the vhl in cathy fights fergusonrant eight meetings bill senators also in the camp of the white-blue remains timothy on fire with a twenty-year-old defender signed a bilateral contract for three seasons. last year, the defense player made his debut for the bison of the khl, played a total of 10 matches, of which six playoffs were marked by one mass player. after the end of the performance of the minskers in the knockout round, the guy joined yunost in the battle for the president's cup for most of the season in the burning played in the mhl for the dynamos player timofey was the captain and leader, as he scored in 37 meetings 22 points. this is the third indicator in the league among the defenders of snipers in the regular season. and he became the second in the nhl in terms of the number of power moves, positive emotions - this is a very promising league, where you can grow, develop happy with this signing, the dynamo development system works for those who do well, they perform well, they raise them higher, they giv

maybe these guys are just starting out, cathy. [laughter] >> kat: i'm not saying they are all bad.y show a lot of grace under pressure. and we have even see the care that they are being felt. probably great. >> greg: some people have to start off in the lower level of thievery. they are going to get the next layer of something smaller. >> kat: of all the things, like, if i ever need, litter and a sixpack in the same day, i'm done for. you can carry both of those at the same time. so why -- you know, some of us are not as strong as you. but white -- i'm going to steal this heaviest item. go for deodorant, bro. >> greg: yeah. shoplift a belt while you're at it. >> kat: i got two of these. now i'm going to jail. >> greg: yeah. each when costs $18. you are going to be make four dollars in profit. >> kat: don't be a dumb thief. >> greg: so tyrus, i threw out this idea on "of the five" of if you think you can get away with stealing from the store, theoretically somebody could get away with stealing from them. so why don't you just hire a bunch of kids that just went out there and take it

. >> cathy from chicago bought gilead sciences at $65 and $75 buy, sell, hold?d hold the position, maintain the long. reasonable valuation at 12 times. i believe gilead, along with intuitive surgical, will be a beneficiary of this upcoming july 24th nasdaq rebalance >> happy belated birthday. what's your view on the semiconductor sector for 2023 and beyond >> if you look at semis, they have benefitted from this ai craze and enthusiasm if you own semis, it's okay to let them keep running, especially if yields are coming down and we continue to see optimism in that industry group. however, if we get an indication that there is a contraction to come or a pullback in the market, that's when we row tate out and go into something like financials or energy >>> coming up, "final trades." stayitus wh clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who

. >> it is higher by 1% and maybe a threads lift and also learning that cathie wood is a new buyer of it probably isser mo of a thread halo effect and not so much that it will be material financially any time soon, but it was a small flex of the breadth of the other platforms of instagram and you have some people out there saying that 8 billion in revenue, that would be close to twice what twitter ever did. so just a general sense out there that in addition to all of the other reasons that people decided to love meta this year including the fact that it's got price momentum and the margins look good and it's not as expensive as they regain the high and you do have the growth kecker that honestly, three weeks ago, nobody anticipated putting into their numbers. >> are we going to be back to this conversation, and i loved your take on it of long duration assets and the rick of higher interest rates i don't think that's the main fulcrum of this decision right now, and where really yields are is is it going to choke off the real economy. >> not this sort of mathematical relationship and ob

and then cathy, coming from herself to become a star and both of their are recounted in the book. but think just talking to them in a press meeting, the struggles really gave me a sense of how to write that chapter in a way that could convey what they were feeling, as well as what was on in the court system. so before we dig into a few of the cases, let's talk a little bit about originalism. i think most know justice thomas and i suspect that most americans don't really know what originalism is, how how about we start out with a broad question. can you just define it for us. yeah. the way i defined it in the book and i think it's easiest to define and then we can get into the details is if you like is originalists that the american people not nine unelected judges are the source of the law that governs through the constitution and statutes enacted by elected representatives and so what's the judge's role? a judge's role is to determine what the words of those documents meant when they were enacted. and then, importantly, to imply apply them to present day cases in front of. and as

cathy crane.then expedition's navigator radio biologist at woods hole to ask for help in identifying the strange creatures they couldn't. the startled geologists had little to preserve them with except a small jar of formaldehyde. a graduate student had brought and from russia vodka and vodka purchased in panama. they would have to store the creatures in tupperware and plastic wrap. sometime later, one of the expedition leaders received a message from woods hole, returned to port instantly. biologists coming. in all caps. needless to say, corliss did no such thing. he had no intention of being scooped. so it's a great example of this discovery that these geologists made completely overturned our understanding of how the first life on earth might have formed. so book is all about an origin story of the atom. but i wanted to see if we could start by about the origin story of the book. how did the book come into being and as a project? what did you say? four or five years ago? oh, maybe more. that's

. >>> speaking of some big pops, cathie wood's ark innovation fund having its best week in january. >e big losses in 2021 and 2022, that flagship, ark etf, it's rebounding this year inflation readings are cooling the two top holdings have had major runs this year, tesla and coinbase both of those have doubled this year at the same time, though, she missed nvidia, selling her position in the flagship fund earlier this year, but this is interesting. despite the rebound, ark has seen outflows this year and it would be the first ever yearly outflow going back to its inception back in 2014 so, we will ask her about that and lots more when she comes on cnbc to chat with me tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. pacific for our "tech check" special. lots to get to there >> absolutely. and so much work to do really to pull apart what's going on in the market when her funds do very well or not very well recently looked at the ark innovation fund, year to date, looks exactly like the meme stock etf. you mentioned unprofitable tech, heavily shorted stocks, kind of these busted names from the 20

the that the so much for me or we can we were here let's here's how much tv may include the chevy, cathy, the hotter than what do you mean? i let you know whether or not what i'm, what i'm sure i'd be happy. why should i put that in as much as you saw? so i don't see it the yet a hi facebook event that has been filled out. how, what each on the way and cannot. so is it 10 to connect to the scene and what that should be? maybe you may send it to the task, the same, the sub balloon at the top cindy can sign was the shop you with it. my her, let me know if i'm in this for this to the moment that it gets hold a they have good. we're looking look to what's missing was that we had the following in on. yeah. well, don't know what to do cuz through hi i knew cut the game of them, what type of student or those, what tricia the sort of the thoughts of done and this what you like, and then what does this lazy it for? the flies, the beam is different than that. so what do you do? you know behind which i'm going to be showing my what the issue i'm having to clean and good. how does it does? oh, so no

investors bailing on cathie wood ark fund outflowing of $717 million from the fund since last summer due to investment losses and missing out on the rally of nvidia becky. >>> s.e.c. losing the last-ditch effort to block microsoft's effort of the acquisition of activision-blizzard. steve kovach is joining us >> the last-ditch effort to block was lost now the ruling on friday night that deal came after they lost the case in federal court last week microsoft effectively has the green light to buy activision here in the united states. even sony, the strongest corporate opponent, to the deal has caved. signing a ten-year agreement to keep the biggest game "call of duty" on playstation it comes down to the uk regulator, the cma, which blocked the deal this spring even those regulators changed their tune cma will submit new reviews over the deal david faber said they were investing the cloud gaming business to appease the cma. microsoft is on the hook to close tomorrow we are expecting to hear new terms to extend the deadline if the deal cannot get through in the next 24 hours. activision

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