ah, this is how charles cook, john, who served a special assistant u. s. president barack obama explains the situation and don bus. unfortunately, when you have conflicts of this sort, those kinds of, of incidents take place. you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. no, doesn't. people don't have each other's heads off. and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe i just got this. and what do you do with, with groups like isis? how was you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there wasn't, there wasn't war crimes. it started on december, the 10th 2013 u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in kiev accompanied by jeffrey pilot, the u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states governmen

ah, this is how charles cook, john, who served a special assistant in u. s. president barack obama explains the situation and don bus. unfortunately, when you have conflicts of this sort, those kinds of, of incidents take place. you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. no, doesn't. people don't have each other's heads off. and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe i should do this. and what do you do with groups like isis? how would you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged, burials like this are not uncommon. you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes had started on december the 10th.

tom: i want to go to the share buyback with tim cook and apple. charles was out front on this with you. 6, 7, 8 years ago. are we in the full-blown use of cash flow at these dominant banks where they will buy back shares? ken: that is the full case. we are months away from the federal reserve approving the capital plans of the banks being over capitalized. we have further from jamie dimon and others. we will see significant dividend increases or buybacks. the only risk is who will be the vice chair for compliance and regulation at the fed and whether they have a direct view -- differing view about capital ratios, the return of capital. maybe not this year but possibly the risk for 2023. tom: ken leon, thank you for helping out this morning. we will continue with through through the week. lisa abramowicz, you look at the five-year dividend growth of jp morgan ascending out of the great financial crisis. it says dividend growth at 15 percent per year. lisa: not necessarily the same growth story overall as a company it used to be. the fact you are talking ab

cook book, shaq? >> well, i like to eat a lot. not as much as charles but i like to eat. othing to do i finally said teach me how to cook, that we teach me, and i would go back, i am a visual guy, if i see somebody do it, and start practices it, i developed muscle memory, so before you know it, i was cooking ten to 15 dishes. >> stephen: have you ever done a very specific kind of diet like vegan or pescatarian. >> my favorite diet is called no diet. >> stephen: howanore thing wh it something i'm not supposed to eat, i guess i will start my diet tomorrow. >> stephen: you write that with food you don't like all the foo-foo nonsense. what do you mean by the foo-foo nonsense like the foam or whatever they put on? >> i don't like rich people food. >> stephen: like what? >> like hors d'oeuvres. >> stephen: like hors d'oeuvre, how do you feel about appetizers. >> certainans, us regular people we like chicken wings and, you know. >> stephen: i like that. >> and i like-- . >> stephen: nobody spaing chicken wings to people in tuxedos. >> i don't like to go to these parties and cavie

everyone has food to eat and close to where we we go, grocery shopping and cook to walk and try to structure the day for everyone. charles, love you. good. here for a thought was shoved short us really arrived here yesterday with my children. have been here from the start and they came with the group will ah, your vehicle as it was? i drove from live in the hope that i could collect them and bring them home. because live is the safest city in ukraine, is thought, well, if we have to cross. so i was very optimistic until this morning when i saw the news about the attack on the arab, if military base it's just 40 kilometers from live and 20 kilometers from the polish border along with the quote, a bomb more i have for the school hall now i'm not so optimistic. look through scope to me as multiple man sola sold water. i stayed in live up until now and carried on working. i just took holiday to come and pick up my children, cameras, latest mortals and brought the doctor to demolish you. thought ukraine would wind the wound by the end of your holiday. a bunch of yes young people. jak was before with a thought that was moved.

cooking fires, others who were working. their dogs were killed by shrapnel. correspondent charles stratford spent the night at a ukrainian army field hospital close to the front line in the east. in the morning . this exclusive report contains images you my fund. distressing. ukrainian medics carry a wounded soldier into a field hospital close to the phone lines. a piece of shrapnel has written through his side. the wound looks small, but the sharp metal franklinton side will kill him if not dealt with fast. medics pump the soldier with anesthetic and pure oxygen. they prank the wound. he will be evacuated to a hospital further back from the phone line to have the shrapnel removed. the team say some lights they have to treat up to 70 men will did as they defend their positions against the russian army advance in a town close by. many of the medics have worked in foreign wars, owns the decades, but they never expected one day. they would be saving lives home. many of my whole professional life. i've been treated people. i love people. i love life in all ways . i just my field because death is the worst enemy rush and worse dee

charles: say no and see what you can cook up on a higher bid or whatever which never happened you knowlus year high, that was - >> there's seven year plus hi and they had to take this, like the godfather, make an offer that they could not refuse it i thank you so funny management this long and is much you know, surprise from everybody. and again, you make a good point, the real hard part is now in plummeting it and remember some of the things that he said about twitter's business model, he begins patrolling the bots and he wants to verify everybody. neil: easier said than done. charles: how do you balance that whole notion of cleaning up twitter, with his mandate which these professed as well, for free speech is others when he an interesting dichotomy i'm personally, i don't think that it is too big of a lift you know, i was at a meeting with jack dorsey, he was a meeting about eight people at a restaurant and this was back like in 2015 and he just wanted to get our opinion is libertarian conservative columnist about twitter why being perceived negatively by conservatives and you can g

cook with, although someone did ask me. my husband asked me to buy a what he called the bottle of two buck chuck. but now i trader joe's it is now $3 charlesof cook with whatever's around. i know you're not supposed to rules. you're not supposed to cook with wine that you wouldn't drink but rarely have a bottle of wine open. i think i've got a bottle of, you know, white from a year ago, sitting in my fridge for pasta sauces, boxed wine just makes me think that there's going to be a little foil tab at the top, and you can just pop a straw. in it, and it's like a giant caprice center, a giant juice box that you can kind of, you know, squeeze and get every drop out of like that. yeah it might be a lot to drink with 11111 straw. so multiple straws. sorry. gotta keep interrupting. i'm trying to save you because the statute of limitations may not have run out on whatever you're saying. it didn't happen in my folks are watching to grow up here. mairbek high school high school in berkeley. that's right. and maybe it got it. got it. alright, alright, switch back to our covid. coverage here is we're looking at what's happening when it comes to the v

charles: let me pick-up on that. they raised their dividend and initiated a new $90 billion buyback. during the call though, one of the analysts asked tim cook about potentially buying let's say a peloton or even a netflix many people thought years ago they shut have bought netflix and its come down a lot. should they be doing other things with that cash? >> yeah, i mean it's a good question. i like the idea of them buying disney more, apple is very precious about its brand and i don't think the netflix brand really fits the prist apple, but i like apple buying disney. i don't know if it can get through regulatory. given what we saw in amazon buying mgm, which is only 8.5 billion in size it's really hard for apple to make a big acquisition. it's like netflix 90 billion today. it's not a bad strategic idea. i just don't know if they could get it through regulatory. charles: if they made a bid for either one it be great for financial tv. let me ask you about amazon. i think you said i'm looking at your 17 page report on amazon. you still have a buy, of course a lot of folks cut their ratings but i will note your target looks like it's 3,500 do