cathy, i wonder what happens. amer what have you.ave you thought about what you will do if this goes to theif you appeals court? in fact, it will if you lose at the appeals court, what is next for you? >> do you do you acquiesce? what's happeningdoesce?? i will to follow the path god has before me. >> and i'm going to trust my lawyers . take this where it needs to go. and i'tom to trust that our government will come through and recognize our constitutional rights as well as our deeply held relig convictions. >> yeah, it's amazing to me becausioonvictio trace: e. is you know, they were saying, oh, you know, this is comparing your beliefs about to racism. but you have made it very c clear, cathy, that you won'tle back anything that has anything to do with promoting racism or or gory stuff or anything. so that's part of this wholes pa process. and i wonder, adele, if ifi you know, if you think there might ulterior motives for the people bringing this case, why not just accept the other bakers? somebody is going to bake your cake fosomeb

that this could lead to another slide. >> reporter: after being turned away by oakland officials, cathynded up suing, which has become one of multiple lawsuits involving oakland, her, and her neighbors. city officials would not comment for the story, but a retired judge is acting as a mediator to oversee the fact finding and dispute. meanwhile, kropp warns that while the hillside isn't moving fast, it still poses a serious risk during a quake, and will keep getting worse if nothing is done. >> that slow and steady damage can still be pretty significant for houses, sidewalk, streets, and other things. >> reporter: for now cathy and her neighbors are left hoping there will be a solution in time to avoid more damage. nbc bay area news. >>> protesters rallied at city hall today, calling for city leaders to approve a program that gives preference to affordable housing for tenants already living in the neighborhood. in 2020 the city said they'd set aside affordable units for those that met income requirements. protesters want the community and economic development committee to refer the issue

maria: cathie wood joining us.tional chinese migrants apprehended at the southern border, we're seeing these numbers move higher, agents seeing mostly military aged men, perhaps they could be chinese soldiers. this is what gordon chang told me on this program this week. it is making a buzz right now. we've got it after this break. tune in next week on fox business, we are looking at the state of real estate, with the hottest markets the in the country hitting home, rebuilding the american dream airs next week. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. than help you reach your goals. -you can make this work. -we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. things will go wrong for your customers. but your business can make it right, with watsonx assistant. ai that can help resolve problems by understanding your customer requests with 90 perce

cathy, to you first.ou are fighting this, and why this is so important for you, because a lot of people we have seen in these types of cases say, why not just bake the thing for the same-sex marriage? >> thank you, trace, for asking. baking the cake for an lgbt couple would be a violation of my deeply held religious convictions. the bible states very clearly that there's things i should and should not do come and i love my lord and savior and i'm not going to hurt him. so i could not make the cake. i arranged for another bakery to do an excellent job on any cakes i couldn't bake, and when i offered that to this couple, they rejected it. but the sad thing is that the state of california is choosing to continuously discriminate against me by not even interviewing or talking to me before they took me to court. >> trace: that's the state of california for you. it's kind of lost its mind. i look at this and i thought a lot of people i know is not the same thing. didn't we settle this? didn't the supreme court

ed: this is what cathie wood said.he's been in the game a long time and felt like she was early to be bold thesis around ai. our bloomberg intelligence specialist makes the point that, don't get bogged down on the selling of any given position. think about it from a weightings perspective which caroline mentioned. this is the table. if you look at the weighting of tsmc, the adrs, and also nvidia within a are k q, -- arkq, it remains relatively constant. what you seem to have in common with her is the bull thesis is intact that there will be an infrastructure bill. this is something you and i have talked about for a long time read where do you look for that infrastructure benefit if you are -- time. where do you look for that infrastructure benefit if you are an investor? >> at the time, we discussed the nvidia valuation. the stock was up over 80%. it has had a strong run for us. it's still about focusing those companies as i mentioned that can monetize. nvidia is really well-positioned for that. the debate will be what

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cathy killick, bbc news. two—hour test flight, after years of delays and two aborted attempts. the h3 had a successful liftoff from kagoshima on saturday and the space agency says the rocket has already released one micro—satellite. the agency hopes the h3�*s lower costs and greater payload capacity than its predecessor will help it win launch orders from global clients. dhara patel is a space expert at the uk's national space centre. she has more onjapan's hopes for the new rocket. so, the h3 rocket from the japanese aerospace exploration agency is one that debuted on its inauguralflight last year but it didn't go successfully. so, last march it attempted to launch and unfortunately the second stage of the rocket did not ignite, and from ground control they had to basically have a controlled explosion which meant that the satellite aboard was also destroyed. it's had setbacks and delays in various missions, the test flight that has just happened now, successful as it was, really does put japan back now, succ

cathy. katie. _ a wave. hello everybody at work! cathy, katie, thank _ a wave.belfast where political violence was particularly severe. the stadium's named after an irish republican revolutionary from the early 20th century. cheering and applause this was the last match at the ground in 2013. gaelic games are played mainly by members of the irish nationalist community. supporters of the northern ireland soccer team tend to come from a unionist background. northern ireland fans don't, day by day, go into west belfast. we're not sure how it would even be received. a majorfans group is concerned. opposition to the plans has been on display in the grandstands during northern ireland's home football matches. i think there is so much uncertainty around casement park because at the moment, we don't know how much it's going to cost, we don't know who's going to build it, we don't know how long that's going to take. we absolutely want to see northern ireland host games during euro 2028 but our first argument is why not at the football stadium? the national football stadi

cathy killick has the story. hello! hi, gloria!no woman forgets. back in 1994, jan gave birth to her son and gloria was her midwife. we were a team. as soon as you become pregnant and you came to see me, i'm part of the pregnancy. gloria made an unforgettable impact onjan's life, providing care and support at a momentous time. and over her 30—plus years as a midwife, she helped thousands of expectant mothers. she came to the uk from st kitts in 1968, aged just 18, and fought hard to be trained as a state registered nurse. oh, i look back at it very fondly. i have enjoyed my training — and i was trained very well in the nhs — and i've enjoyed working in the nhs. gloria's contribution is celebrated in a pop—up exhibition in trinity leeds called migration and the making of the nhs. it tells the stories of the immigrants who gave their working lives to the health service. the nhs wouldn't really exist from its beginning, but also still now, without migration. a lot of what we learn is in textbooks and history books but these are really

but i'm on, gosh, how yes, what if my go to, she'd been knew it was old man's hand picks, president cathy novak, who resigned the hub, paul, another man who'd be in the deputy director of an orphanage he had been sentenced to prison, helping cover up sexual abuse of children and adolescents by his boss of the high ranking officials in the hon. gary and government and church of olsen step down for demonstrate to say they didn't believe they'll be real change at the tone. and that's what i'm going to. i don't expect anything from this government. they aren't going to change anything, but they got rid of 2 people, but they will just be to other bodies put in their place that or so the government really won't change its course about the kids that bad with old on self described pro family regime. now links to a child sexual abuse case, the pressure is on the hon, gary in 5 minutes to like never so full. this is what any prime minister benjamin netanyahu has dismissed amounts by protesters and to some in his own party for new elections. thousands of demonstrators, intel, of eve took to the stre

in the past few hours, the us says it seized an iranian weapons shipment en route to cathy rebels andr escalation in the region, your thoughts? i worries about whether escalation in the region, your thoughts?- the region, your thoughts? i agree with the analysis _ the region, your thoughts? i agree with the analysis from _ the region, your thoughts? i agree with the analysis from paul, - the region, your thoughts? i agree with the analysis from paul, it - with the analysis from paul, it could escalate out of control, fundamental interests of both israel and hezbollah are not to let that happen while sustaining the eye for an eye attacks with both sites continuing to launch on a relatively small scale on the other. so at the moment, it's likely to be a sideshow rather than the main event of this continuing crisis but you should never say never. 50 continuing crisis but you should never say never.— continuing crisis but you should never say never. so richard, thank ou. never say never. so richard, thank you- around _ never say never. so richard, thank you. around the _ never say never.

what if my go to, she'd been knew it was all bands, hand picks president cathy novak who resigned to have a hub. paul, another man who'd be in the deputy director of an orphanage. he had been sentenced to prison to helping cover up sexual abuse of children and adolescents by his boss, other high ranking officials in the hon. gary and government and church of olsen. step down for demonstrate to say they didn't believe they'll be real change at the tone. and the, i don't expect anything from this government. they aren't going to change anything . they got rid of 2 people, but they will just be to other bodies put in their place that or so the government really won't change its course about the kids that bad with old on self described, pro family regime now links to a child sexual abuse case the pressure is on the hon, gary in 5 minutes to like never so full. you're watching dw use, i'm painful, and i'll leave you with this footage from rio de janeiro by kind of odd dancers have again taken to the straits this time and a tribute to blank women. when this thing is composition, say they w

what if my go to, she'd been knew it was all bands, hand picks president cathy novak who resigned to have a hub, paul and the man who'd been the deputy director of an orphanage. he had been sentenced to prison to helping cover up sexual abuse of children and adolescents by his boss of the high ranking officials in the hon. gary and government and church have also step down to demonstrate to say they didn't believe they'll be real change at the tone. and that's what i'm going to, i don't expect anything from this government. they aren't going to change anything . they got rid of 2 people, but they will just be to other bodies put in their place, add that up. so the government really won't change its course about the kids that bad with old on self described pro family regime now links to a child sexual abuse case, depression is on the hon, gary and prime minister. like never so full. and a reminder now of our top stories police in russia have made dozens of arrests that memorials for the jail deposition leader, alexi, nevada named post allies. they also are, these have not released nev

well, happy birthday again, cathy and amy. thank you so much forjoining us today. thank you.e are being moved out of their homes in aberdeen, after they were found to contain potentially dangerous concrete panels. thousands of council houses there have been checked for reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, otherwise known at raac. it was found in around 500 buildings. the council says it's doing everything it can to support tenants. let's speak to zainab adigun in essex. she is a structural engineer at pell frischmann and association for black and minority ethnic engineers. welcome to abc news. today's development is the announcement that hundreds of people in scotland, aberdeen are going to be rehomed, because they detected, or there are fears it that they have detected raac, but this is of course a wide issue. last year, we covered the concerns over at raac in its course. —— bbc news. let's talk first about what we're hearing from aberdeen today. what is your reaction to that? we had that raac was found in homes. ~ , , that? we had that raac was found in homes. , , �* .,

. >>> plus citi rewards and jane fraser in a very big way >>> and later in the show, a cathie wood favorite is falling hard in the premarket. it's wednesday, february 21 isis , 2024 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm frank holland. we're going to kick off the hour with a check of u.s. stock futures with majors coming off a back-to-back loss. taking a look at futures, they're in the red across the board. it looks like the dow would open up 80 points lower we'll be watching both of them throughout the morning. >>> all right. the nasdaq is actually leading declines a check on some of the top lag guards take a look. palo alto following earnings down 22% crowdstrike down more than 9%. you're seeing a theme here cybersecurity names are in here falling in sympathy with palo alto networks. we're watching shares of amazon this morning s&p and jones announcing they'l be replacing them starting monday shares of amazon are down 1.5% walgreens palling more than 3% we'll be talking about this. uber is also getting news that it

cathie wood, her ark etf, both emc and nvidia no longer top 10 holdings.to date you see underperformance for her etf relative to other ai related etf's. if we look at intuitive machines, last week, there was a massive rally. on the year, a massive rally, up one and 270% into today. over the last three days, a roller coaster, surging friday on the news it was the first private aircraft lander to land on the moon. and then today, data being reconsidered. it seems maybe it is on its side so this stock down a bit. but on the year, still higher. katie: roller coaster or rocketship, either way, the stock is down quite a bit. abigail doolittle, thank you. what will save commercial real estate? our next guest says it will take more than just lower interest rates page on fish joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo ♪ katie: it is time for "wall stree

i'm cathy lyons. the headlines.tle race beating liverpool at emirates stadium. and we don't need another famous fight back if they are to pull off another astonishing victory against india, 332 runs behind. rugby�*s first superstar barry john passes away, a legend for wales and the lions. he was 79. hello there. welcome to the programme. we're going to start with the english premier league, where the title race has become even more interesting after arsenal cut the gap to two points at the top of the table as they beat liverpool 3—1 at emirates stadium. bukayo saka opened the scoring for arsenal after 14 minutes, and they did look comfortable until gabriel scored an own goal in added time. at the end of the first half, arsenal retook the lead thanks to a defensive mix up between virgil van dijk and alisson, which allowed gabriel martinelli to score. and liverpool had ibrahima konate sent off in the closing minutes and then leandro trossard completed the victory. the win moves arsenal up to second place in the table.

. >> biden will have to convince residents such as cathy reese. >> i don't know what took him so long to get here. maybe he's afraid to come to. i don't know i wouldn't want to. be here if i didn't have to be re saw the contamination up close last february, we found dead fish in a creek that runs through her property recess. she no longer sees fish dying in fact, she says she doesn't see many fish at all. >> what would your message to the president be? >> give us more information, do more testing >> the president made a stop at this candle shop in town during his visit where he sipped tap water and met with the shops owners. >> told >> us earlier if they ever had a chance to meet the president, part of their message, do more to get their rail safety act passed. >> we see our own senators working together and we can't seem to get once it gets to washington, dc to get everybody on >> the same page, biden reiterated his support for the act while in east palestine, the bipartisan legislation created in the wake of the derailment calls for tougher regulation it's on the industry, but it ha

cathy reese says, shall wait to see if the president keeps his word and keep drinking her bottled water. >> i want tranq anything but for how long? i don't know >> i wish i know. >> jason carroll, cnn, east palestine, ohio world leaders are blaming vladimir putin for the death of opposition leader alexey navalny, a russian investigative journalist, joins us live next to share what he's learned. stay with us the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at eight on >> cnn at morgan stanley. >> old let's go hard work. meets ball, new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities. and relentlessly work with you to make them real okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy >> ensure with 20 b7 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein >> so i got you a little something warming for him tingling for her. >> should we >> experience the thrill of bringing them together? say more than i love you, say i want what you with key yours in mind >> introducing neck plaque psoriasis he thinks his

cathie wood's ark is shifting the ai strategy. the etf sold 23 hunter shares of nvidia last friday. it was part of the first stock sale for that since 2021. the ftc has finally sued to block progress $24 billion acquisition of albertsons and cited lower wages for workers in higher prices for groceries. let's discuss with kailey leinz. we knew there was discomfort about the merger. what is the latest? kailey: the suit is not surprising. we had an idea it was coming. the ftc is arguing if the two largest supermarket chains were allowed to combine with 5000 stores, it would be damaging for customers in terms of higher prices and lower quality in the products and also damaging for workers because they would have less leverage over these combined chains and that could lead to lower salaries and pay for employees. it is interesting the ftc found the remedies these chains suggested they would offload more than 400 stores to another operator is not adequate. they say that would not go far enough to replace the competition lost if they were allowed to combine. they noted in grocery deals in

vincent for any possible signs of cathy and ralph. however, they are also coming to terms with the possibility and based on what they've been told by investigators there in the caribbean, that this may have a negative outcome, a tragic one that they may no longer be alive. and here the two key reasons why are their sons telling me that they believed that that might be the outcome here. now, only were items reportedly taken from the boat and found on these individuals that are in custody but also there was blood that was located on that catamaran and possible signs of violence, a struggle, a clear indication that their parents may have been injured. so again, they're holding onto hope that they are certainly preparing for the worst possible outcome for this virginia couple that is currently still missing, presumed are feared. i should say, dead the caribbean. >> how awful. all right. paula sandoval. thank you >> thanks, fred a san diego migrant center closes after running out of funding, adult migrants released by border >> patrol woul

i'd be cute, special ed some, but it feels crime tier 6 year old cathy. this is hardly any room to place and the families struggling with other problems. so may i be here by the many water outages? sometimes i wake my child up at 2 in the morning to wash or because that's when we have water. you put the city's infrastructure is broken, the authorities can't get a grip on it. every thing has become so complicated without b, it's 3 months of, you know, the value of both teachers. they used to have a house, they tell us regular incomes plan for the future on the family felt safe and secure . but all that sudden we changed a year ago in the early hours of february, 6 salt off the high, tow color. lo, it was very dark everywhere. i looked around and the walls were cracking. the last things were falling from everywhere. take that dish, i thought it was having a nightmare. it wasn't just a nightmare for the 7 point. 8 magnitude quakes followed by another massive tremor . only hours later, the coast unprecedented devastation to southeastern taki. some 300000 buil

and that includes cathy mcmorris rodgers. she is the chairwoman of the energy and commerce committee, and she's not even term limited in that post. it's a very powerful position that many members spend their whole career is working to achieve. >> then >> there's mike gallagher, he's only 39 years old. he was long seen as a rising star in the gop, but he announced that he was retiring shortly after he voted against the impeachment of alejandro mayorkas, the homeland security secretary. so there's a lot of concern, boris, right now about what this means for the republican party a lot of these members have a ton of institutional knowledge that they will be taking out the door with them. >> and >> there's also concern for that governing wing and when you have those members leaving in their place, you have more hardline members like bob good. so just a lot of frustration, a lot of concerns about what this means for the up right now, boris. >> yeah. and yet some of those hardline members that you mentioned are actually thrilled abo

cathy reese says, she'll keep drinking bottled water. >> i want tranq anything but for how long? >> i don't know i wish i. know. >> president biden making any palestine and let's listen in this disaster. and any long-term effects are able to be identified as time goes on not just here, but also in darlington, pennsylvania or just visited a few hours an hour or so ago working with the state we've tested the air, the water, the soil quality deployed teams of health experts provided emergency loans for local businesses. but it's not done yet there's more to do today. i'm announcing the award of six national institutes of health grants it's to some of america's best research universities to study the short and long-term impacts. what happened here. that includes just north of here case western university so you have a top researcher with you as long as you need as long as has to go on. i also want to restate my support for the bipartisan rail safety lab bill senator brown and senator vance, and the congressman from pennsylvania and others require stronger protective measures. when tr

cathy ann harris to be chairman. mr. schumer: i sent a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 456, cathy ann harris of maryland to be chairman of the merit systems protection board signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the reading of the names be wavered. without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the document be wafrmentd the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the senate consider calendar 517 -- medicinal medicinal that the -- douglas craig schmidt that the senate votes on the nomination, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, that the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, department of

cathie wood, selling into the ai frenzy. shares of taiwan's semi conductor and nvidia on friday. they are missing out on the rally in the world's largest chipmaker and is lagging the s&p 500. coinbase and tesla are lower to start the year. this is what underperformance looks like off the back of not holding enough of what is really outperforming. we talked about this last week. the career risk now of not opening nvidia and the repeat act in 2024. lisa: the career risk of being contrary and or less loved -- moving to less loved stocks is highlighted by cathie wood. she has gotten a number of calls wrong and is the poster child of a lot of the tech enthusiasm in all directions. hedge funds are cashing out of a lot of tech stocks right now. they are trying to cash out, shift and rotate. this hasn't worked again and again and that is where the dilemma is. annmarie: she says the three symptoms -- synonyms, easy, expected, obvious. when nvidia results came out, they had a sell. the next morning, when you see what it does aftermark

. >> norah: cathy lanier is the nfl's officer.hing that you have to worry about, what's the number one thing? >> what worries me is what is the thing that we haven't thought about? what is, you know, the innovative, creative, creative, nefarious plan that some but he might have it we don't know? >> norah: lanier and her team may be the only reasonable ones with their eyes not on the field come sunday. what will you be doing on super bowl sunday? >> not watching the game. [laughs] >> norah: but she will be watching for any action happening off the field. what does success look like for you? >> you know, ideally for me, people come in here and they feel security, but they feel security and they feel comfortable. like, it is not overwhelming, it is not overbearing. it's i feel safe, i feel like i can come here and really relax and watch the game. >> norah: let's talk now about the game itself, with the one oe and only james brown of cbs sports. j.b., this is the 12th time you will be hosting the super bowl preshow. i feel like this i

after receiving a $158.00 pages of cathy, all 2 legal ok as to why jude in this out should not be expedited to america in the previous or just the true is uh we have to show the width of the page scroll available just to come down to the boss to berlin clause, and we'll cover that. these buggers tell the truth to god. what do you think of as well? my caps and people were allowed to tell the truth about things you've got to have that you would come. you haven't got anything employee, you know, who you know implies a bad, they're not good things that are really bad, but always be bad things. roger, i'll stop you. the more from the legendary pink floyd from man after this break, the the welcome back to going on the go and i'm still here with the legendary pink floyd from and roger waters. you can physically bring up the paramount importance of class. do you think there was a certain i even the amongst these lawyers perhaps is not even the, at the world called him on some of those lawyers because they said it was plausible genocide and didn't immediately cool for, for possibilities to stop for

supreme court opinions take up cases of the legislation that they could go as far as to say individual cathy ban. but perhaps certain content could be selected there. also the differences between the florida and the texas build on what can be banned and what extent. so we could see potential measures coming out of the court's ruling in june . but, but either way, these issues have these, these laws have an enormous impact on the platforms. and really this fundamental question of, are they publishers or are they public utilities that has been a feature of the internet in the united states since its creation. okay. zooming out from this particular case, when one does that when the lowest in florida and texas were passed and that time the world was worried about misleading post, you have one that's a new kinds of this information could take over the 2020 for presidential election campaigns i or generated audio and visual content. so what will i mean election in the era of a i looked like absolutely, i think we're already seen yet. we just a couple of weeks ago had an instance in the us of an a.

after receiving a $158.00 pages of cathy of 2 legal ok as to why jude in this should not be extra darcy to america in the previous or just threw it out. the shadow which the page go of the come down to the boss, to berlin clause, and we'll cover these buggers to tell the truth, which was good god, what do you think of the mike? half of the people were allowed to tell the truth about things have gone out of that. yeah. oh, the drum you haven't got it again by, you know? so you know as a bad, they're not good things that are really bad, but always be bad things. while you're, i'll stop you the more from the legendary pink floyd from man after this break, the the, the the welcome back to going on the go. and i'm still here with the legendary pink floyd from and roger, what is you consistently bring up the paramount importance of class? do you think there was a sudden i even the amongst these lawyers perhaps is not even due at the will courtroom on some of those lawyers because they said it was plausible genocide and didn't need your vehicle for uh, for possibilities to stop for the mass ge

they both to judge both of 3 page opinions after receiving a $158.00 pages of cathy of 2 legal ok as to why jude in this out should not be expedited to america in the previous or just threw it out. we have to show that which the page go, the orders are coming down to the boss to the main clause. and we'll cover that. these buggers tell the truth, which was good. god, what do you think of to my caps and the people were allowed to tell the truth about things you've got to have that you would come? you haven't got anything employee, you know? so you know, implies a bad, they're not good things that are really bad, but always be bad things. roger, i'll stop you. the more from the legendary pink floyd from man after this break, the, the welcome back to going on the go. and i'm still here with the legendary pink floyd from and roger, what is you consistently bring up the paramount importance of clause? do you think there was a sudden i even be amongst these lawyers? perhaps there's not even the at the will courtroom on some of those lawyers because they said it was plausible genocide and d

certain questions about hunter biden, we know from a transcribed interview we did months ago with cathy chung we believe there are discrepancies 'when she testified 'joe biden's involvement in handles of classified documents, versus what media reports have been about robert hur's interview, we want to put it together, and make sure -- everyone has been on me and media about releasing transcripts every time we have a deposition. in major investigation you don't release transcript until you depose everyone, now we are for for them on joe biden, they are silent. larry: someplace, robert hur had to have asked joe biden why he biden thought it was legal for a senator or a vice president to take the classified documents away. they are to go in national ar kikeep ca-- archive he broke the law, hur must have asked biden what were you doing. >> you would think. larry: really. >> we don't know what hur asked. we need to know. we need to know because, a central theme in the biden influence peddling invest tbeag is t -- the fact that biden family were selling access to joe biden, one of the e-mails

i mean, there's been extraordinary interviews with cathy newman before was another and, before and thise whole day was grubby and we need a system that doesn't allow people to manipulate the rules to be able to get they to be able to get what they want. she goes, which you want. and she goes, which you did. laughed and went, did. and he laughed and went, yeah, you need need yeah, because you need you need rules me rules to stop people like me doing is what he's doing bad things is what he's saying, is an saying, which is an extraordinary to say. he's extraordinary thing to say. he's saying they all the saying that they used all the tricks, know, tricks, you know, they filibuster the filibuster to whatever the labour he's admitting labour side. so he's admitting they you they did it. he's saying you need in laws stop need to bring in laws to stop people like me doing bad things, which so which i just find so extraordinary. and as, extraordinary. so. and hoyle as, um, he won't allow um, said, he won't allow a requested emergency on requested emergency debate on gaza government will gaza b

oh, the night before, date you drink that weird stuff, cathy.rike to kat? >> kat: no, i think that is normal. if you are asleep for a lot of that basically you wake up and you don't eat for a couple of hours. the everybody else just roll into an omelette and eat? i would be -- you are slightly delayed breakfast. a slightly delayed practice. >> greg: they were just lying on a couch. they do what everybody else does and they call themselves heroes. >> kat: i had no idea. >> greg: exactly. you are the real hero. thank you for your service. lee, i think they are doing this, they are obviously anti-semitic. basically appropriating what jews do regularly called shabbat. >> lee: that is something that we observe shabbat and we -- >> greg: are you jewish? >> lee: i am. >> greg: i did not know that. >> lee: i can stay, right? >> greg: yes, you can stay. >> lee: other networks kick me off. i appreciate it. the hunger strike does not count and it kind of feels like kristi lizzo and brian stelter hooked up what a hunger strike could look like and -- but we

. >> meantime, cathie wood, for example, defending her taking some profits on the name, even though sheays in a tweet that she was getting in at five. >> well, look, i think that her decision to sell things or buy things is often good, but i was in front of a group of people this weekend who were right in front -- i was in front of them, and david, when you make a mistake or when you sell something too soon, you're not defending or liking how you did. >> look how enthusiastic they are. it's like the audience for the price is right, they're so enthusiastic. >> there you go. >> did they play that music? >> no, but this was brought to you by le troy meets west chinese food. >> what? >> that's -- don't you remember that? >> oh, yes, yes. >> but i just say that there's a bit of humility that comes from meeting people which would make you mortified if you do what cathie wood does, and it's -- there's a humbling nature of getting things wrong that -- but look, not everyone has to be humble. humility is what i regard as a positive trait, but that doesn't necessarily mean you have to be. >> no.

how is cathie wood very famous investor how is she playing in the a.i. she's not only trimming exposure to nvidia she's trimming exposure to her arc funds to her customers may newly chip manufacturer taiwan semi make chips by nvidia on friday kathy woods sold her shares for the first time in over two years she thinks taiwan is to exposed nvidia and she prefers a small place like the ui path with office work, they do customer engagement, she is playing the small a.i. names but she missed out for the most part on the meteor the rise of nvidia. >> two weight loss drugs that have done extremely well in the past year, novo nordisk and eli lily they have been on a tear. >> that the biggest company in europe. are they getting competition. >> another european company. >> a danish company zealand pharmaceutical i think that would be out of new zealand but it's not. they have a liver inflammation drug, they did trials, 83% of adult saw positive results this is tied to the weight loss drug market goldman says the weight loss in the u.s. could boost gdp by 1% if the

. >> so cathy's body was not as cold as the doctor thought. considering this.enger said it stopped. during the 9-1-1 call. the defense also had to knock down evidence from the wisconsin lab. you remember the lab experts said they had found soot inside the wenger's heating doubts, that came from engine exhaust. >> this is junk science as applied to the facts of this case. >> mcdowell said, other bigger reputable agencies like the fbi in the ohio state criminal lab. refused to do the testing. it was too unreliable. >> these people in wisconsin said, we have never done it before. but we can try. >> mcdowell attacked the lab's data. its record keeping and its expertise. >> prior to your work and involvement in this, case you had no previous experience in conducting analysis on dr. work did you? >> no we had not done ductwork before. >> and then this question. did the lab consider other sources of soot? >> you would agree that cables are a potential source of soot? correct >> yes that is correct. >> candles. the way angler house was full of them. according to testim

co-founder and president cathy henin is working to bring g geothermal energy main stream.hange maker stories are inspiring and in some cases very surprising. they showcase adaptability and resilience. dom? >> julia, it looks like a lot of these change makers are in the health care business. why do you think right now the sector is so big? we just talked a lot about it in our last segment. >> that's right. so about 22% of the women on the list are in the pharma or health care space. this come do you understand to thefact that women tend to be decision makers when it comes to health care. we have a number of women who are leading the charge in these glp-1s. we have the ceo of weight watchers who made the controversial move to pivot that company to focus on that glp-1 drug. and we also have women who are at eli lilly, and they have been really inhave strumental to ram the production of glp-1 and other life-saving drugs. >> it's like tomorrow's news today. we're looking at those people making an impact down the line. what's next for the franchise? >> we want to keep it up, dom

december of 2021 with cathy hochul. and now they're all changing their tunes. the message has gone out that we have this open border and they're being encouraged to come. they're leaving places across the entire world the come here and getting through and reporting back. >> martha: yeah, president biden when he was running said you should surge to the border. you should come. so obviously they listened. okay. lee zeldin, thanks very much. good to have you with us today. we'll keep an eye -- we always like having lee with us. thanks for being here. we'll keep a close eye on that room. when we get there, we'll take you there. breaking news this afternoon. king charles iii diagnosed with a form of cancer. he will postpone his public duties for the time being while he undergoes treatment. buckingham palace saying that doctors found a separate issue, not prostate cancer, but something separate from that when he was in the hospital for a prostate procedure. and now as i said, he's undergoing treatment. a source telling fox news digital that prince harry will be trave

there are a few republicans that have announced they are not going to be the running, cathy mcmorris, brad wenstrup and mike gallagher making that announcement. he is a young man, so he could have had, potentially, a long future there in the gop. so some challenging numbers potentially getting even more challenging. on tuesday there's a special election coming up in new york, that was the seat held by george santos, now potentially a very tight race. of the republicans are hoping to hold that seat. what do you make of this one last chance they have to get the mayorkas vote through? do you think that'll actually happen next week or not? if. >> i think it's going to be really tight, you know? obviously, you mentioned steve scalise is coming back next week, so this really does become their only option. i know tom mcclintock, he has a primary coming up, i think he's one of the only tree that hasn't said whether or not he is retiring or not running again. it'll be interesting, like i said, an interesting decision for republicans who view this as are they just following along with what the

. >>> also ahead, new york governor cathy -- kathy hochul on her approach to crime and public safety.e always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. >>> welcome back. so donald trump is finally ready to debate, just not against his republican primary opponent. the former president is looking past nikki haley and, instead, challenging president biden directly. >> i'd like to call for immediately debates. i'd like to debate him now because we should debate. we should debate for the good of the country. so i will officially on your show. >> trump also suggested he'd do the super bowl interview that president biden declined. less than an hour after trump's interview, the president responded. >> mr. president, donald trump said he's ready to debate you right now. do you accept? [ laughter ] >> he's rea