you have plenty of other investment options, it is why we have created the cbc investing club, to helpthe whole process. if you're going to play the stock market you should put in the effort to do it right. i think stocks are the greatest in and of wealth creation in history. you can harness that engine and make it work for you but only if you know what you are doing. a lot of this comes down to discipline, the stuff i have been talking about all night. that there is another ultra important component here. you need the right attitude toward the market, because without the right attitude stocks will break you. this is a brutal game. you need to make sure you are in the right headspace if you're going to play it. i cannot stress this enough, for many of you managing your emotions will be the hardest part of investing, harden and picking winners, harder than identifying new trends, then knowing when to cut your losses. market is a harsh mistress. at times it can feel like being in an abusive relationship but we keep coming back because long-term it is a great way to try to make money. him

earlier i spoke to raffy boudjikanian, a senior reporter covering politics at canada's cbc news.l us more about what's in these documents that were recently released, and why canada now seems so confident that a couple of different foreign nations, including india, attempted to interfere in its federal elections? happy to be here, carl. so the documents were released by canada's spy agency, csis, in the course of this public inquiry into foreign interference. they're what csis calls unclassified intelligence summaries. they do have a caveat about as long as my arm essentially saying they could be uncorroborated or single—sourced or incomplete. however, they do allege that india and pakistan tried to interfere in the last two canadian federal elections, in 2019 and 2021. so a little bit of a surprise here, because the reason we're having this public inquiry has largely been due to concerns over china interfering in those two elections, but now we're seeing that there may be more to this. the documents say india, for example, in 2021 was using a proxy agent to try to funnel illicit

senior reporter with canada's cbc, thank you very much.ricting lgbtq rights. the law, which is considered one of the harshest in the world, was adopted in may last year. it imposes life imprisonment for consensual same—sex relationships and the death penalty for so—called "aggravated" cases. courtjudges have struck down certain sections of the law but refuse to overturn it, saying it reflects the country's values. there is broad support for the law among ugandans, despite international criticism. activists say abuses against lgbtq people are increasing, with an advocacy group reporting 306 human rights violations since the passage of the law. a short while ago i spoke to frank mugisha, one of the leading lgbtq rights activists in uganda, who petitioned the court. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. you were one of the petitioners in the effort to overturn this law. what was your reaction when uganda's constitutional court for the most part decided to uphold this anti— lgbtq law? most part decided to uphold this anti- lgbtq law? thank

cbc reported last week a person in texas tested positive for bird flu only developing mild symptoms likes the cbc says that case is the first time a cow presumably became infected with the bird flu. to make the cdc is recommending people avoid unprotected exposure to sick or dead animals including wild birds or poultry can't avoid unprotected exposure to animal droppings and don't prepare or eat uncooked food. now a bird flu vaccine already exists so if it came down to it there wouldn't be catch up like there was with covid. >> sean: matt finn thank you. that's all the time we have left. set your dvr never missed an episode. greg will put a smile on your face. have a great night. [ ♪♪ ] [ cheering and applause

john eventually started a career in broadcast journalism, working for various news outlets, including cbchere is a variety of press passes and accreditations from — that's india, i think. this is a press pass from russia. this is us getting set up in uganda, in kampala. they kept sending me to cover the troubles in northern ireland, with bombs and guns and things going off in the night. it was hairy but, you know, you did it, because you were a journalist. they also sent me to do a documentary on the indo—pak border. we were covering the refugees pouring across the border. but the refugees were riddled with cholera and disease and they were dropping, literally, in front of us. that was really my first horrific war zone and, i guess, the real start of ptsd. fear is good — it's healthy. if you're not frightened, you get killed. but i was thinking that i have to control the fear, be calm and go ahead and get the story. and i'd go back to the hotel, if there was one around, and get hammered at night. that was my antidepressant. i started bouncing around from war zone to war zone and i steeled

offensive by the russians is expected in may-june, he said in an interview with the american channel cbcid the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi. he said that the ukrainian military was able to restrain the attack of the russian army in the winter and stabilize the situation, but he emphasized that it is difficult to fight the invaders due to the shortage of artillery and shells. the situation in the east is currently stabilized as far as it is... perhaps, looking at the shortage of weapons, ammunition and looking at the fact that we are starting to prepare brigades for the relevant actions that are important to us. the situation is better than two or three months ago - said president zelensky. he emphasized that although his troops had succeeded so far deter the russians, ukraine is not ready for another major russian offensive, which is expected around the end of may or june. and before that, we must not only stabilize the situation, because the partners are sometimes happy that we have stabilized, they say: "okay, you have the forces, no, we need help now to... prepare the bri

we're coming to you live from cbc london.hanks so much for being here with us. >>> let's kick off this hour with a check of u.s. stock futures as we always do after a mixed session yesterday that saw the dow snap a six-session losing streak while the nasdaq and s&p close lower. looks like we're on pace for a rebound here in the u.s. looks like the dow would open up 100 points higher here in the early trade. we're also looking at the bond market after a 2-year note. it briefly topped 5% yesterday. that's the highest since april. it's yielding back quite a bit. 4 pnlts 95. still at its highest level since november. looking at the 10-year at 4.64. commodities gold continues to shine coming off of its 20th record close to the year. looking at gold right now, just flat this morning, but as you can see, up 16% year to date. we're also watching bitcoin holding below the $65,000 mark as investors await the event. it's called the halving which occurs every five years. taking a look at bitcoin, it trades around the clock. 49% on the ye

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the person works with dairy cows the cbc says that case is the first time a cow presumably became infected with the bird flu. to make the cdc is recommending people avoid unprotected exposure to sick or dead animals including wild birds or poultry can't avoid unprotected exposure to animal droppings and don't prepare or eat uncooked food. now a bird flu vaccine already exists so if it came down to it there wouldn't be catch up like there was with covid. >> sean: matt finn thank you. that's all the time we have left. set your dvr never missed an episode. greg will put a smile on your face. have a great night. [ ♪♪ ] [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: i know. happy wednesday everyone. so on this day in 1912 the titanic set sail for new york. let's take a moment to remember the captain. biden welcome japan's prime minister to the white house today. evidently there was awkward moments from joe kept asking him for the number 3 with a side of eggrolls. and he's japanese. he's not even chinese. i figured i would point that out. an effort to appeal to gen z metallo is updating scrabble to include

. >>> cbc capital partners surges in the first trading session in the biggest debut this year. >>> u.sprivate equity group agrees to buy cyber security firm darktrace in a deal worth $5.3 billion >>> and airbus slides after the plane maker posts a miss after ramping up production in a bid to extend its lead over boeing >> if you look at our order intake for q1, which was 170 units. half of that from the a-350. that momentum we see to continue >>> good morning happy friday yesterday, i was telling you we have about 300 companies reporting across the european continent. today, you might be thinking is it a quieter day not really we have 100 companies reporting, but investors are monitoring data from the united states as well as the meeting from the bank of japan. with that context in mind, i want to take you to the stoxx 600 and how it is trading at the moment we have the benchmark in europe trading higher by .6%. the index closed down .7% yesterday. i want to take you to the boards because we have seen an interesting picture when it comes to the ftse 100. today, we have the benchmark he

cbc sold you formula 1 was forced to divest dorna to buy formula 1 by the european commission. about owning both and whether they allow that? >> we will go through the r regulatory processes. cbc had to get the deal sold with corn na because they couldn't go through the appeals process. they had a short time to complete the formula 1 deal. we believe a couple things. we will go through the regulatory process. the market has changed. many new entrants into the broadcast market, many new players, whether it be consolidation of larger traditional media companies or the, as i earlier mentioned, you know, tech companies entering new streamers of different flavors, so a different and diverse market. also, a case where a hugely different market around sports. the growth of many sports. football, the growth of basketball, around the world, but also the increase of new sports like in europe paddle or the united states pickleball, all have grown so it's a diverse market and we believe this will be run separately, that there's a wide market for sports and it will not be an issue to get th

to show the recent numbers of single date migrant encounters across the southern border broken down cbcego sector leading with a 1333 of migrant encounters. the tucson sectors sought 1245 for the first time in over a week. the el paso sector sound less than 1000 encounters in one day. sitting at 875. former border patrol chief rodney scott said this could all be fixed with changes in the white house and congress. >> it when this administration reimplemented catch and release that is when the massive amount of legal immigrant cross. that is what has to be fixed. it's not a money issue it is a policy issue. if we detain people or deport them and you can do either one, you just cannot release them into the u.s. this crisis would dry up overnight. >> earlier this year at 27 states joined together sending a letter to the biden administration supporting texas governor greg abbott's effort to secure the border. since it then texas a military department has received help posting over this week on social media photos of tennessee, montana, new hampshire and south dakota national guard soldiers p

along with our economic prosperity and wealth agenda that's being led by 100% of the members of the cbc, our co-sponsors of this agenda going forward, 100% that's 60 members representing a third of the us population when we uplift black america, we actually uplift all of america slowly. >> all right? >> congressman horse for thank you very much for being here. i really appreciate your time. i time now for sports, the timberwolves with the sun's to win their first playoff series in 20 years. >> karelin mano has more playoff action and this morning's, please report carolyn. good morning. good morning, casey, the timberwolves have a lot to hell about this morning, if you will, let me know the first seem to advance in the second round of the nba playoffs, anthony edwards put on another for show in last night's game for he was absolutely incredible he dropped 40 points, grabbed nine rebounds, and dished out six assists and a 1202 two once exceed win. and afterwards, the 22 year-old made it known that he will be reminding his team usa teammate kevin durant's of vout this week i got the most r

item 21 is noe valley cbc. is castro cbd and item 23 is discover polk cbd. >> seeing name names on the roster, same house same call, the resolution are adopted. next item, please. >> item 24 resolution approving the umbrella memorandum of understanding between the san francisco public utilities commission (sfpuc) and the san francisco unified school district (sfusd), and establishing a partnership framework for sfpuc's installation and operation of various green infrastructure projects on sfusd properties, with a total term of 40 years from june 1, 2024, through june 30, 2064, pursuant to charter, section 9.118 >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 25,resolution authorizing the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through the mayor's office of housing and community development (mohcd), to submit an application to and participate in the prohousing designation program administered by the california department of housing and community development. >> same house, same ca

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history, that includes five different systems at cbc the first is the vaccine reporting system we talked about, an open door to get those reports. the second is the vaccine safety data link, a very large electronic health records, about 13.5 million records where we look for trends. we have a legacy monitoring system. the smartphone enabled app. and a clinician immunization safety assessment program where we have medical experts that can provide input into the safety monitoring. that system has been tremendous in us being able to follow what is going on with vaccine issues so far, with the vaccine safety data link, there are lower rates of death in those vaccinated compared to the nonvaccinated. there are lower rates of cardiac complications compared to those that have been unvaccinated. what we are looking for in that vaers system and other systems is for signals of things that may be a problem we need to follow up on. this process works. we were able to find six cases of a blood clot problem, a very rare problem but we identified it very early and communicated that to clinicians and co

and at 8:15, an exclusive interview, first time ever on cbc, steve cohen, now, of course, the mets ownerbut maybe better known to those on wall street as the chairman and ceo of point 72. so many folks in the sports world. we have many of the commissioners from all over the league. i think we have michael rubin, a-rod, i saw last night. corbin is trying to buy the timberwolves. you really can't walk around this place without seeing somebody who's in the middle of one of the big major sports deals right now. we're going to be talking about all of that this morning. >> he was probably hoping that the mets would have won a game at this point. >> yep. we're going to talk about that. >> no way. no way. they weren't going to play yesterday. >> they say money can't buy love and money can't always buy winning. >> there's no way they were playing a home game yesterday. there's just no way, and it didn't happen. we'll try again today. they were supposed to play the tigers yesterday, but that did not happen. 0-4, but it's early. it doesn't matter. yankees are like 5-1 or something. so it's early. t

item 21 is noe valley cbc. is castro cbd and item 23 is discover polk cbd. >> seeing name names on the roster, same house same call, the resolution are adopted. next item, please. >> item 24 resolution approving the umbrella memorandum of understanding between the san francisco public utilities commission (sfpuc) and the san francisco unified school district (sfusd), and establishing a partnership framework for sfpuc's installation and operation of various green infrastructure projects on sfusd properties, with a total term of 40 years from june 1, 2024, through june 30, 2064, pursuant to charter, section 9.118 >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 25,resolution authorizing the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through the mayor's office of housing and community development (mohcd), to submit an application to and participate in the prohousing designation program administered by the california department of housing and community development. >> same house, same ca