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yes, cathie wood is here at the table. more as the second hour of "squawk box" begins, right now. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc we live at the nasdaq markets, and i am melissa lee in for becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and joe kernen >>> it's a big day in terms of cpi at 8:30 eastern time, but right now the nasdaq up by 37. the treasury market, the 10-year yield holding stable at 4.62%. the move on oil, if we can check that this morning. we have dropped 20% from recent highs. it's down just fractionally right now. and joe can get his trading strategy -- >> that's performing, right, cathie >> 36,000 again. yeah, 17 after it went to 65 did you? >> no, i didn't. >> you could have. >>> new this morning, cathie wood, we're going to talk with her, and joining us at the table is cio and ceo let's talk about the etfs, and talk about them and what you are trying to do >> with our partner, 21 shares, which is the largest eft crypto in the world, we are launching five etfs, and there will be bit

constitution in december 1887 they had i'm going to have to do cathis the bob worker way. rest in peace but when the founding fathers set down to write u.s. constitution in the summer of 1887 they had been scarred not only by war, but by a series of failed monetary experiments experiments with paper money issued by the states and continental congress. the scars of those battles are written on the pages of the constitution itself, which has a very narrow view of what money is. this is going to get ugly quickly. that view, basically, sought legal tender as gold and silver coins. at that moment in history there were only three banks in the entire united states but none of them played a particularly prominent role in the money supply. gold and silver coins, no banks, think of how far we have come into hundred years. there's a lesson here about the durability of money and payments that i think is important in understanding the context for this next panel. in the first panel we talked about the challenges that we face in using technology that exists today in order to improve the

he has had a desperately sad personal time losing his wife cathy also last month and now his great confidantnd friends sir bobby charlton as well. certainly we have seen many united greats already enter manchester cathedral here already. alex daphne, who we spoke to former manchester united boss michael cooper and that european cup winning side from 1968. it looks as though we are just about to have another of the final guests arriving here perhaps at manchester cathedral, and that is the president designate of the football association. we can bring you these live pictures now. prince william arrives here at manchester cathedral. bells ring. 5° _ bells ring. so prince . bells ring. - so prince william just ems we. — so prince william just arriving for. the service should start very shortly. we will break up here from the north entrance at some point for when the cortez arrives at the south entrance shortly. let's have to old trafford now where the funeral procession officially started and posed in front of the stadium. katie is there. there was such warmer prose for the cortez as it arrived

the arrow in cathy, a bunch of friends home to bags, is the goal of the season in some stuff that let's take a look at all the been this legal results so far this weekend still got defeated frankfurt. there are those don't leave the keys and wins union and i will spoke said the spoils as the 5. but i'm dumb stopped most bug b. leipzig, by and dined cologne, and on sunday highland high and take on buck him and hoffman heim, meat mines, in the formula, one drive is time to max this stop and we'll start the final race of the season, from pole position off to setting the foss. this time and qualify for the i'll be, that'd be gone pre to stop and continue the dominant phone form who sang to write the see it taking pulse of the 12 times in 20 to raise to the document has already wrapped the top is the title in a road ahead of sunday season close the the as marina. so it was uh for you to be able to find us your, what seem to be in use as a reminder about top story this hour, the how much minutes, including this time today. but another group of hostages, 13 is varieties and full time national

been killed so far , warned about a worse disaster for the children of gaza. gave at the same time, cathysell, the representative of unicef in the united nations, announced that more than 120 children were displaced from the bombed buildings.

. >>> call it a win for cathie woods arc k invest. it sold the stake in roku after the stock jumped 50% on better than expected quarterly results. ark is the second largest shareholder in roku holding 8.4% of the outstanding shares. it is ark's largest holding. >> thank you, silvana. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," including the one word you need to know. >>> and the australian bank is looking to turn around after the pause. >>> and ubs is looking at the first loss since 2017. >>> and why one fund says investors all around the world should take notice of the market turning bullish. we have a very busy hour when "worldwide exchange" returns. stay with us. m so glad we did t. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones icy hot. ice works fast. ♪♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. you want to be able to provide your child with the tools or so resources they need.n. with reliable internet at home, through the internet essentials

former parish councillor cathy o'donoghue has dedicated years helping local residents deal with the fallout along the proposed route. the pink, which is the most important piece, is the land grab or what they call the safeguarding. so all that is still safeguarded even though to be has been cancelled. so we want that safeguarding lifted. that's what we want. still got blight. you know, people can't move on. they're in limbo again. so the uncertainty for residents here continues as it has for more than a decade. judy hobson, bbc north west today, cheshire. the former home secretary, dame priti patel, has begun giving evidence to the covid inquiry — and says the home office had "no role" in drafting covid regulations. she was in the job throughout the pandemic — and left government in september last year. dame priti said she always sought to follow the scientific advice when it came to closing the borders. all the evidence and the documents that have been supplied to the inquiry show that very clearly and the advice that i received and i think was shared widely across government at the time s

in today's etf friday we are looking at cathie wood's' arc innovation etf. is it sustainable? tom: that is a good -- >> that is a good question. according to kathy it is. she was talking about how she sees deflation, and that will propel her fonder farther, but it is interesting because the fund is up. it is up little over 30% year-to-date, it is underperforming the nasdaq, because that has been propelled by the magnificent seven. to kathy's defense that is not really her thing. she invests more in disruptive companies, so she doesn't have any exposure to nvidia, christophe, apple, but she has smaller names. think coinbase, rocha. underperforming but still a much stronger year than she has had in the last two years. guy: i'm hearing people talk about they are looking for an active etf. where are they going? emily: they're going to a different kind of active. we are seeing about 100 billion dollars this year flow into active strategies in the etf world, most of the flows are going to covered call strategies from jp morgan, systematic strategies from dimension

. >> reporter: cathy russell is michael russell's aunt. as a teen, he was stabbed to death in 2009. thompson was 16 at the time and williams was 15. both were tried as adults and convicted. the murder was dubbed a thrill killing because they said they took michael's life because they wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone. in 2018, state lawmakers pass add law prohibiting anyone under 16 from being tried as adults. so williams went back to court to retry a case. a judge set him free nine years into his 26-year sentence. >> the state legislature tied the hands of prosecutors and said you can no longer charge a 14 or 15-year-old as an adult regardless of the nature of the crime. >> reporter: after trying to avoid us outside the jail, williams' lawyer, who sparred with prosecutors and the judge, finally turned around and said this. >> finally the courts have done what is just. we should stop caging children and punishing them not only in california, the united states, across the world. we are more interesting in cage free chickens, cage free animals. we should be more focused

at the same time, cathy russell , unicef's representative at the united nations, has announced that more than 120 children remain under the rubble of buildings that have been bombed or are missing due to other reasons. reema salem, the special rapporteur of the united nations , announced that 75% of the martyrs of gaza were children zananand said: two palestinian mothers are martyred every hour. supporters of palestine booed the zionist prime minister of sweden and disrupted his speech. ulf halmer kristerson was speaking about the gaza war in the city of gothenburg, when he faced political protests. the prime minister of sweden said that he condemns the actions of hamas and supports israel's right to defend itself. protesters booed the prime minister of sweden and prevented the prime minister from continuing his speech with their shouts. the protestors accused the prime minister of sweden of supporting genocide with the slogans of "nang bad". the pro -palestinian groups accused the opponents of the swedish government of ignoring the oppressed palestinian people, especially palestinian wo

. >> reporter: cathy russell is michael russell's aunt. as a teen, he was stabbed to death in 2009.was 16 at the time and williams was 15. both were tried as adults and convicted. the murder was dubbed a thrill killing because they said they took michael's life because they wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone. in 2018, state lawmakers pass add law prohibiting anyone under 16 from being tried as adults. so williams went back to court

[music playing] cathy mcwilliams: when jesse died, i had a lot of anger, besides grief, of course.but i had a lot of anger at this country i felt that it had not-- they were not doing for our veterans what they needed to do. and i wanted to help veterans.

new york governor cathy hotel said she has been brief on the incident and is closely monitoring the situation for border crossings between the us and canada were closed down as the investigation into what caused the vehicle. explosion is still ongoing for a truce in gaza is expected to come into force on thursday morning. the subsidies really government agreed a deal with him, us mediated by could talk along with each it's on the us. well, let's not go through some of the main points of the deal. both sides have pledge to cease, i'll still it says is real says a lot of shipments of humanitarian supplies will be allowed into the gaza. also, the i guess will suspend all of its strikes in the south of the enclave. well, given the palestinians in the north, just 6 hours of rest by the day as well, pledge to refrain from detaining any people in gaza during the truth on this perhaps once has been the main sticking points. and then a go see ations and lots of dissipated all the limits. a prisoner swaps which is expected to happen on thursday nights today must go time. a must, will set free 50 hostag

and for this, there can be no excuse for from the glomerular visited by cathy and kind of nice trying to focus on the future a message for the team and get that to going out. so i would just like to see my kids gets hub on how they can go to school. since the father had envisioned that educating them all the way and for them to lead a good life. so it should be his load. the fire he upload. vega is among a number of incidents involving the british come in can be examined by a wide range inquiry launched idea b. c. a. let's bring in felix miranda, who filed that report and felix, the fire of the army training base is one source of grievance. but there has been many others. tell us about them. the last spoke to him that's report also he presented address 10 who was raped and killed and throwing in a septic tongue about 12 years ago, efforts to find compensation or even the soldier trading. can y'all have proved few times, some of them a low fights as steel forwarded. uh, ones that uh, why inflicted on them back then and they still haven't got a gotten any compensation. lastly, people in

. >> reporter: in her eighth season working for the nfl, cathy lanier jokes she has never seen a gameng for trouble. >> you want to go down there? >> yeah. >> reporter: as the nfl's chief of security. lanier's responsibility, protecting the league's stadiums, fans, players, and image. >> how do you decide what to focus on? >> focus on it all. nothing is more important than anything else. i focus on it all. >> reporter: we tagged along as she quarterbacked one stadium's security game plan. >> they should be able to walk right through. >> reporter: here frustrated the way staff handled the weapon detecting sensors. >> i'm not sure why they're stopping them. >> reporter: this is fedex field, home field of the washington commanders. everyone, including players, goes through security screenings. >> it's a city of 70,000, or 80,000 people. >> reporter: under the stadium, two command centers patrol with 150 cameras. >> what are you looking for? >> anomalies, right? problems. >> reporter: lanier is now an eight-year nfl veteran. the woman policing one of american culture's biggest testosteron

cathy and kind of nice trying to focus on the future, a message for the team and get that to going out. so i would just like to see my kids get tub on how they can go to school. since the father had envisioned that, educating them all the way and for them to lead a good life. so issue for his load. the fire he load vega is among a number of using him to can for the british. i mean, you can examine to provide a wide range inquiry last idea be see a to this is dw news life from berlin, and i'll be back with more news shortly. bye for now. the forgotten by the states during inflation driving many in britain into poverty. the while the government does nothing local initiatives of trying to prevent the west from happening. how long will this last? in 60 minutes, delta the actually we don't have a choice. thing, so we have little time list to save the planet. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have one generation left just 25 years to implement the greatest revolution. since the tune of the industrial and replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy around the world. i

. >> okay, miss k with us, cathy manning. she had to go. ok. ok. when she comes back, she should stand back here. hello, i'm congressman brad sherman from california's best name city sherman oaks for 27 years. i've served on the foreign affairs committee and been involved in these issues. i am the most senior democrat on the foreign affairs committee. today, we bring home right here to washington dc. the pain experienced by those in israel who have been held hostage up until last night. that pain for me was very real. , but was many miles away. i should point out that paul kessler, , was killed, , at a, , at a demonstration just a few miles outside my district yesterday. paul was 65 and was there, just standing there being pro israel and there was a anti-israel demonstration where one of those demonstrators came and bludgeoned paul to death. so i've seen it close to my own district. we've all seen it on our television screens and we're about to hear it from people for whom this is very close. we will hear from ti rita boaz and yael. in just a few m

firstly, the elders were started with nelson mandela as patron, cathy anand has traded until his untimelyis the former president of ireland mary robinson. she and monkey moon, former un secretary—general, both actually visited palestine back in may this year and came away extremely worried about what they saw. and was really with a sense of dread that the elders saw these events unfold. so we did in the past couple of weeks right to president biden. we said it needed him to step up now to rally forces for peace. there needs to be a clear plan for peace. clearly, the longer you can keep a cessation of hostilities and a truce going, the more chance you have of building the conditions for peace. but it is going to need a big coalition of countries beyond israel, palestine and its borders to really be pushing for once and all to get that two state solution internationally supported in place. internationally supported in lace. ., . ., , place. nowl have read this letter that _ place. nowl have read this letter that you _ place. nowl have read this letter that you have - place. nowl have read t

cathy patty, he's been careful, hasn't the not to call for an outright ceasefire. he's being careful not to outright criticize israel up to now is this a a coded message to these readings to prime minister netanyahu that the president's position is shifting? it definitely seems like this because it is such a dramatic shift and there's 2 things that are noticeable about this, what it says and where he posted it 1st. what it says that i want to repeat this again because it is a change. this us, this, the to continue down the path of terror violence, killing, and war is to give her moss, with a seat. we can't do that war. we can't do that. the president hasn't been saying that he doesn't call for a cease fire. he says what's happening now is a pause. and then up until now he's been saying, when that's over, israel has the right to continue to target. hum us. this is basically saying for the very 1st time, as you mentioned, carefully worded but war, we can't do that. of course, in the coming hours and days we're going to be asking the administration if this is in fact

. >> so cathy started doing her own digging, checked her daughter down to a motel in orange county where ended. her clothes where there, but she wasn't. again, she called the police. >> and they said, oh that happens, sometimes prostitutes just work circuits -- >> prostitute? >> and i said, no. that can't be. >> but then the truth came crashing down. undeniable. kianna had missed a scheduled court date in santa ana for a prostitution charge. >> but wait a minute, you talk to her every day? >> this -- is exactly. >> and you knew you nothing of the secret? >> nothing. >> what does it feel like as a mom to hear that that that was going on all that time and you do know? it >> heartbreaking. >> when she heard kathy story, detective trapp began thinking she was on to something. then she discovered two and a half weeks after kianna disappear, there was another one. josephine monique vargas. >> she had a beautiful personality. the color giggles because she made people laugh. >> josephine's mother, priscilla, was on the news searching her daughter for. months after she left the family barbecue to

cathy from warrington plains, montana.le to gag trump, but those pictures made me gag. you and me too. matt from san marcos, texas. why the hate? front men are the crazy ones. i beg to differ. nathan from baltimore, maryland. do realize we drummers get all the checks, right? do you think that judge gets all the checks? i am not quite sure about that. vince from marilyn. what would happen if donald trump printed the photos on a t-shirt and wore more that to court tomorrow? don't give him any ideas. always remember i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity".

we heard from cathie wood.to what they had to say about that. >> i think they are doing the right thing to pause for now. they have raised rates a lot. too late to see the effect on the economy in the u.s., particularly as the excess fiscal spending is winding down and tightening is kicking in, but i still think you should prepare they might have to do a little bit more and i think people should prepare for that just as a risk management tool. i'm afraid inflation may not go away that quickly. >> i think the fed has overdone it. i think we will see a lot more deflation going forward. i would not be surprised to see cpi inflation negative at some point next year. we do think you will see more unemployment during the next 3, 6, 9 months in an election year, so it will really get a lot of attention. yvonne: add ken griffin to that, too, talking about if the fed goes above cutting too soon, that will really risk their credibility in all this as well. asian markets, we are continuing on. almost like victory has been

cathie wood, investment ceo and ceo -- and cio joins bloomberg tv at 2:00 p.m. new york time.rg ♪ >> net power reported results today and the company is squarely in the center of the energy transition and is designing utility scale clean energy power plant that may be operational by the second half of 2027. shares down 20% off the back of these results. we are joined by net powers ceo, daniel rice. if we could begin with your results. a wider loss reported than expected. you are getting punished by the market today. when can you tell investors and traders that things will turn around? daniel: great to be with you. it was less about the results for the courtyard. we are a pre-revenue company. we are designing and inventing a new power plant that uses natural gas and converts it into carbon free power. totally transformative to the power industry. expectations are high and the anticipation of what we are delivering to the market is incredibly high because the world needs access to cleaner and more affordable power and it is a solution. the market is asking us get us these plants

my aunt cathy with trey yingst will get to the bottom of this.it happened. pete: we expect a report. brian kilmeade, you can get undressed and thank you for serving us this morning. >> thank you. i might be undressing now. pete: he probably is. all right, rachel, over to you for headlines. rachel: tall tales by brian kilmeade. thanks, pete. turning now to your headlines, the parents of a termly ill baby in the uk losing their appeal in court yesterday to have her life support removed at home rather than the hospital or any hospice setting. indie gregory was diagnosed with a rare disease and forcing doctors to put the infant on a ventilator and the italian government granted the doctor citizenship to be treated at a hospital in italy, rome. new york city mayor eric adams isn't backing down after federal agents seized his electronics earlier this week as part of a federal probe in his campaign fundraising. adams saying "as a former member of law enforcement i expect all members of my staff to follow the law and fully cooperate with any sort of inve

cathy from warrington plains, montana. the judge may not be able to gag trump, but those pictures made me gag. you and me too. matt from san marcos, texas. why the hate? front men are the crazy ones. i beg to differ. nathan from baltimore, maryland. do realize we drummers get all the checks, right? do you think that judge gets all the checks? i am not quite sure about that. vince from marilyn. what would happen if donald trump printed the photos on a t-shirt and wore more that to court tomorrow? don't give him any ideas. always remember i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity". we begin with a fox news alert. election night 2023 is well underway. polls are closed in several key states where close races could serve as maybe a small preview of coming attractions for the 2024 election. in a moment we will take you live on the ground in virginia were governor glenn youngkin gop turnout strategy is putting put to the test. we'll state republicans be able to flip the senate and hold on to the house while a hea

israel protests breaking out, a bipartisan group of lawmakers wants to see new york democrat governor cathy. alexis mcadams is outside columbia university in new york city with the latest. alexis? >> hi, edward. we've seen lots of protests across the country including in new york city, including behind columbia university here on the upper west side. we saw hundreds of students and alumni come out last night standing in front of the gates demanding that the school reinstale the pro palestinian groups that they kicked off campus last week. not all students are in line with that idea. watch. [chanting]. >> and the group showing up there in caps and gowns. we also talked with protesters on the ground telling us that they believe that the school did the right thing by kicking those students off campus and that group. the group showed up demanding that they won't donate another single dollar until columbia stops the ban on pro palestinian student groups. it's not just on campuses but also on the football field. watch. [chanting]. this week in the harvard yale football game interrupted by pro pal

these people are gathering in this specific location, bret, because it's in front of governor cathy hochul's office. the new york governor is complicit in the genocide being committed in palestine. these are students from different universities across new york city calling for their universities to step up and protect pro palestinian students saying all anyone is worried about is the students that are jewish on the campus. that's what they're talking about today. as we mentioned, it's not the only protest happening, but there will be lots of police and heavy police presence around as this group is calling on a day of action asking americans to take that action to demand an immediate cease fire saying israel is committing genocide and there's not two sides to the conflict. watch. >> we will not back down. we don't just ask for a cease fire. we ask for a complete liberation of palestine from the river to the sea. palestine will be free! >> and bret, still again this afternoon, you can hear the chants of the students calling from the river to the sea saying palestine will be free. barricades ju

. >> reporter: that's great news for weekend warriors like cathy odds, who meets up with a running group> what i love most about weekend exercise opportunities to socialize, not only is it my physical well-being i'm looking after it's also my mental well-being. >> reporter: cardiologist shawn kirsch led the study. >> as a physician there's a rule of thumb we say 30 minutes five days a week because it makes sense in certain schedules. but that is also very difficult to achieve for other people. >> reporter: the study followed about 90,000 people. it found that moderate to vigorous activity concentrated on one or two days a week offers similar cardiovascular benefits to workouts that are spread throughout the week. >> and it doesn't matter so much how you get it. the important thing is that you do get it. >> reporter: whether it's a weekend run, bike ride or walk, it all counts. >> it's really about working out longer on this one day, right? >> yeah. yeah. so during the week i find it hard to come out and get a run in. especially with the days getting shorter and shorter. >> running in cen

. >> today we have purposely chose the location of governor cathy hochul because she stands here to increase as palestinians feel unsafe. we have students on our campuses calling us terrorists when they are in fact the terrorists that are standing by this carpet bombing of the gaza strip. >> and over at union square, protesters chanting things like from the river to the sea, palestine will be free. dozens moving through new york as the nypd gears up for another night of protests here. we go to brooklyn where dan goldman's office was vandalized overnight. people painting free palestine on his building. the jewish representative has been very vocal in his support for israel in weeks. anti-semitism is dangerous and unacceptable. back out live, you can take another live look at the nypd officers and the barricades that they're used to using now after so many protests. the nypd doesn't know where these groups go because they don't give them the courtesy of saying this is what we're going to do next. it has gotten out of control where they continue to go back to grand central and try to kick the d

. >> cathy cade was an aide to mrs. carter for decades and is vice chair at the carter center.e to abc about roseland's legacy. rosalynn carter had a determination to make a difference with her life and with the opportunities that she had to use, the influence that came with those opportunities. rosalynn carter lived a life of faith and service. she would tell people she felt her purpose was to help create a more caring society, been blessed to be able to travel the world, almost living with jimmy carter has been an adventure. a champion for mental health issues and equal opportunities for women. she was also known as her husband's most trusted adviser, nicknamed the steel magnolia, for her tact and ability to put people at ease. it spoke to her inner strength and her persistence, her determination to do whatever project she had set her mind to. >> but it also spoke to the fact that for her civility, kindness, caring for others was all part of her southern heritage. >> the former president's grandson tells abc news that jimmy carter does plan to attend tomorrow's memorial. ther

cathy come over to you. you spent time in both theaters as it were. thoughts on the alliance, europe? >> yeah. i mean, i think perhaps as they say your washington and during my career we get we did s too much as a separate world and were not paying enough attention to the fact that actually over the years south korea was building strong economic ties in europe. we did notice when the europeans, that slow-moving bureaucracy in brussels swooped in and cut a free-trade agreement that the looks a lot like our free trade agreement by kind and put it before we did but i think that was a little bit of a wake-up call and while ago. but now within the security sphere with all the general brooks has described. so i was a this is another area where the national security and economic security issues are overlapping and having a profound effect on south korea's relationships and affords an salient to europe and vice versa and, therefore, us as well. i am particularly intrigued of course by the huge investments that korean companies are making and establishing a pr

cathis is a promise of what i call political exchange capitalism. it was the philosophy that underpinned the new deal, generating the mass disparity defined three decades after world war ii and crucially it formed a bipartisan consensus winning a legions of progressives and an earlier generation of conservatives from eisenhower to next and . these men weren't starry eyed socialists but hard-nosed realists who experience had alerted to the dangers of unchecked market power. political exchange capitalism describes the world as it is. not the preindustrial arcadia of independent artisans, the premise of much market utopian ideology but a machine driven idea dominating most industries. its chief aspects are the absence of real price competition. that is the one thing supposedly needful under classical economic theory to prevent private coercion. that pattern had emerged by the late 15th century and has hardened since. big tech rules would bring embarrassment to the monocle eyes of gilded age tycoons. it follows privately exercised economic power is less

. >> digital gold as cathie wood said this week. appreciate you coming on.d to see you again. >> thanks for having me. >> block cfo. >>> from payments to paying up, a sales miss at burger king weighing on shares of restaurant brands this morning. that's the parent of brands like popeye's and tim horton's. the ceo will join us on the quarter. >>> expedia and booking holdings reporting earnings. bookings, strong numbers but they warned of the impact of the israel/hamas war. you can read more at cnbc.com. ae both medicare and ae medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all of these plans include a healthy options allowance. a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items like vitamins, pain relievers, first-aid supplies and more. the healthy options allowance is loaded onto a prepaid card each month. and whatever yo

when you were diagnosed, cathy. >> yeah. never a smoker. that was the last thing on my mind.ow >> doctor, i know that you two connected. describe her case a little bit and the complexity of it. >> very complex. and that, again, she doesn't fit your normal protocol of what? prototype of what? physicians? what other doctors and even patients think of maybe older gentlemen smoking. she doesn't have any of that. she's young, specifically caucasian, female in her 30s. we just don't see that. and so the issue that made it different was that she came in a bunch of times and it's 20 times, 20 times to be exact. and the issue is, is that we need to that's why we're here. we need to let people know that there could be other things other than reflux or asthma or post-nasal drip if it continues to go on. we are seeing that rise. you just you announced it from the american cancer society. we are seeing that rise in young women 35 to 54 years old. that's the only group, the only demographic that we see lung cancer incidence rising. so in women and most of them are non smokers and so you ha

kind all >> then a successful trip this cathis kind tugging all >> then a successful trip this cathisf forelocks the past and forelocks about the past and what did? what we did? >> yeah, well, i think so, because have to remember because you have to remember back to prince william and catherine's the catherine's tour in 2020 to the commonwealth jamaica. not commonwealth tour, jamaica. not great greeting kids great pictures greeting kids through fences and on the through wired fences and on the back of a jeep, an open top land rover , echoes of colonialism. rover, echoes of colonialism. there but i think it's less overshadowed this particular tour. yes, we are talking about the fact the king didn't offer a full apology, but we are still talking about all the engagements they are doing out there such as and we should remind people he is head of the commonwealth, which is more than 50 countries. >> m ajority are >> the majority of which are black, of black black, many of them black african are proud and african. and they are proud and to be. oh, there we go. >> that's our little friend i

but in the end though, we for cathy trying to interpret what we don't know, but we've, what we see is that there are, there's a talk about escalation again. and, and it seems that the whole truth is predicated on the fact that they want to get to prison a result the cap is out and that, so we understand that for what happens after we cannot have this discourse without thinking of the future salon, sir. and this conflict, the unprecedented death and destruction has led to renewed calls. the biggest cause was seen in a long time about the need for a 2 state solution. do you think that's even possible given the, is this way? the settlements in legal settlements on occupied palestinian land. the 2 state solution is something that's been spoken about for maybe 2530 years and 2530 years ago. it may be possible, but today there's actually no appetite to give a, have a policy in the state. we have, we see this object content for policy, identity and terabyte guarantee more broadly from where from, from these right in the public can also from the united states who supporting that who was big f

. >> cathie wood, i don't know. >> cathie wood $500,000, right, still >>. >> and whenever it looks likeor restart the printing press, bitcoin goes up. i don't know we keep making the point it's been going up on no news. >> that would be the spotty etf. >> or anticipating the end of the tightening cycle that's sort of why when it does actually end maybe it doesn't go up. >> let's bring you other headlines this morning about two thirds of workers at gm's springfield plant has rejected the plan. that follows two rejections in michigan however, the contract still appears to be on tract for union approval by union workers and amazon has received a warning about sales of unapproved eye drops. they're selling drops that have not been recognized as safe and effective for providing safety for redness and burning. watch out for that target reporting its quarterly will results we head over to courtney reagan. >> coming in much stronger than expected $2.10. analysts were looking for $1.48. cost controls and inventory management is what drove the news $25.4 billion compared to $25.24 billion. that w

i can, all right, a letter from add vo cathys for highway and -- advocates for highway and auto safety, a letter from owner operator in independent driver association, 20 other industry groups about truck parking safety improvement act, a news release from national and state law enforcement groups including international association of chiefs of police, arizona stace trooperol association, and insid north dakota highway patrol supporting truck parking safety improvement act and also a letter from national asphalt pavement association,s without object, we will submit those and senators will be allowed to submit written questions for record until 4 p.m. tuesday november 28, two weeks from today we'll compile the questions send thing to our witnesses who will be asked to reply by december 12, with that the hearing is adjourned. were. you know, speaking to me tonight. yeah. yeah. so you. could hear something. very. slow going out, you

cathy, you put the call all right. we wanted to know, could people from shaker we're curious we keep meeting raise your hands raise your hand. wow sally i were thinking and we do thank you for writing the book. and i know i spoke to you before, so we were thinking of trying to have a shaker club that's so see what you say. they'll be collecting names also we say that sally's father was in my class. can i just say that shelly, shelly's father, was not just a civil rights or he was louis stokes, who was a very distinguished congressman for many years, representing cleveland shaker. and he said and, niece of carl and jackie stokes. and carl stokes is our uncle, who was the first african-american mayor of a major city, major american city. this is not just any family here. so i want to just on what you say, but it has to be like say, okay, i would i literally my grandmother when i was at shaker, my grandmother was the domestic of a kid that was in my class. yeah. wow, yeah, wow, yeah yeah. well, they have actually a lot of

cathy's beenin facts are important. cathy's been in touch . hi, cathy. and been in touch.ous about today. my biggest worry is that protesters won't respect our two minute's silence. and will chant overit. minute's silence. and will chant over it . but it's not happening over it. but it's not happening till later on. this is this is the thing. it's not happening till later on and it's not happening anywhere near the cenotaph. >> so . >> so. >> so. >> so. >> so hopefully there won't be any microphones anywhere near anyone. >> shouldn't be at 11:00. there really shouldn't be. >> yeah. jason says it's sad and it's a disgrace to our country that we've allowed this march . that we've allowed this march. it's not really a disgrace, though, is it? we're it's not really a disgrace, though, is it ? we're everybody's though, is it? we're everybody's entitled protest and march. entitled to protest and march. >> i almost think i almost think it would be a disgrace to the country if we hadn't allowed it in the sense that you can't only allow protest , that you sort of allow protest, tha

not acting and that was a case where he tasked me, the new chief of staff, the white house counsel, cathy rambler, staff from scratch. don't start from the old don't start from the old legal analysis. start from scratch. and we convened a new process. we brought all the stakeholders then there were some new players, there was a fresh and we came up with what became doca. it was not without its controversy. it was a question of whether or not what we did was going to be effective. it was a question of whether we went enough. there were views that should do more. there were views that we should do less. and the president's running reelection. he's traveling. we don't have lots of time for long meetings. him so as chief staff, i thought it was my job to make sure that absolutely every view he would care about got to him and i remember one meeting in the in the chief of staff's office where i said oh this is going to the president. is there any in this room that needs to go to him? because if i don't hear it in this room, don't want to hear it got to him afterwards through a different channel

and today we have cathy here, chief external affairs officer from sf home. thank you so much for being here. >> good morning chair chan, members ever the committee. i am with the san francisco international airport. this seeks your approval to waive certain requirements for the a port to purchase 14 used transit buzzes from sky harbor international airport for not to exceed amount of $350,000 to expand the shuttle service. this was launched last year and offering employee transit to the airport and between 550 and 650 rides per day. the airport's current fleet of buss is want large enough to support potential expanded service of the go sfo shuttle program. phoenix sky harbor international airport completed an extension of their air train and as a result have surplus buss that are available to us. the newest of these are 14 of these are buses that are in good condition and similarity in mode engine and transmission to our existing sfo buss. the waiver requests this ordinance allows the airport to act on the availability of buses at a favorable price and condi

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