charles: i know you're in touch with a lot of people over there. reports now maybe russia is regrouping, to make a big push on the eastern front. >> yes. put up a valiant fight, you know, they have garnered the admiration of everyone around the world but as much as we praise them, you know how much more do you think from speaking to people can they with stand of this, this onslaught? >> motivation is really high. i think morale is high, particularly after they pushed russians back from kyiv but we would be kidding ourselves if we didn't think this is a long war. there is no room for diplomacy when putin effectively got a gun to your heads and your kids and wife hostage. ukrainians will not back down. this will be protracted and blood i d i don't want the west to push ukraine to make concessions. there are a ton of ways russian can win the war but only one way ukraine can. charles: these war crimes, alluded to a moment ago, did you hear about them when you were over there, were people telling you stories about them. >> we started hearing first wave of them. one struck me a refugee shelter, there was a car sitting outside, bullets through

charles: yes. i got 30 seconds. i will jump in here, the debate, credit card spending. >> yes. y theory right now is that because our credit card debt as percentage of household income and gdp has a lot more room to the is upside before is flashes red signals. what do you think? >> at least first half of the year. yes. charles: thanks so much. appreciate it. coming up jim bianco the biggest story no one is talking about, could bite everyone including you. they will report after the bell, what you should be buying before then. we'll be right back. ♪. charles: bond yields continue to gallup ahead. some would say the galloping with reckless abandon. think about this, folks? 30-year hit 3% first time since 2019, breaking through a four decade old trend line. not just the bond yields are higher but the pace they're moving. it is jarring and yet there are a lot of questions what it really says about the economy, what it means for investors. i want to bring in from bianco research, president jim bianco. jim, i read where you pointed out 2 trillion loss in domestic bonds, five trillion

charles yes, you want to say it from sloppy and scan. this is a huge strategic importance to both sides. so if you ask and neighboring cremmit tools to of the largest cities still under full ukrainian military control, we understand, well, we know that the russian forces are shelling areas of the city to the north, which is in the direction behind me, from positions in a town called is you, which is around 45 kilometres north of sloppy answer. this area was taken control of by russian forces as they pushed se from called a cave wearing reports overnight, certainly, according to the military sources, ukrainian, military or socrates in the region of guns that at least 8 civilians were killed in shelling in various different areas. a number of other people injured. we're also hearing of shelling this morning around donnette skip coastal netscape is controlled by the pro russian separatists and has been since 2015, but it's the areas around that city to the west of it. areas like dia and mary anchor, which we are hearing a lot of shelling, h

in the united states and his body is an army icon lobby aura which does not go out and now charles bronson yes, the film of the great charles bronson. what is the name of i will kill you. i think charles was attracted by the fact that he is a man of action, because he wants to act. people want to see their husbands like this, at the same time, all these acts of violence, he sympathizes with the hero, because there is humanity in him, there is subtlety, and the viewer feels it behind his acts of cruelty. and yet he does them, although in essence. he's a good man , that sounds strange. is it possible to kill 30 people for an hour and a half and be good? at the pinnacle of fame, bronson could do whatever he wanted, he could, like klintwisdom, make films himself, picking up the baton of black westerns with hard geleons. who are you ? i wouldn't be happy if, once i looked at my path, i understood? all i did was star in a few films and make money. i think it's my duty to myself and others to try. what else are you bronson did not have such impulses. i live, as usual, in it the same food, i do the sa

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>> first off, thanks for having me back on, charles. yes, as you mentioned it is 4200.ort here over the last two, three months. we're getting another test today. if this doesn't hold ant we -- and we end up confirming a break down the next few sessions i think the next trip is probably down to the 3800 level, another eight, 9% lower. there is not a lot of support in between there. charles: no. i started yesterday's show saying this week could be a make it or break it week. there is no doubt about it. the charts say it. the feeling in the markets say it. i want to get your take now on tech, technology. they're absolutely getting slammed. here we are back again once again, again, lows that were tested and held. we thought maybe we're coming off of a double-bottom. it was really above. they were on their way higher. nasdaq 100, felt like we were taking off. we're back down here once again. what's the magic number here? you know, obviously when these places, when these key support points hold, we look back in history and they were buy points. when do you think buyers arrive

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charles: you said four recession s? >> yes. >> we've been in a recession for the last 20 years. >> it was a real estate conference in texas. charles: is this before or after they passed around the punch bowl? was this at happy hour? now you're really scaring the hell out of everybody. >> i want what they're having, yeah, exactly. >> okay i'm just telling you what they said. it was before lunch, no alcohol involved. charles: so let me bring up these earnings, because its been alluded to already a couple times, i think for the most part , they obviously have been better-than-expected but there is a lot of mounting negativity with respect to the pre- announcements they are rocketing higher so michelle let me go back to you on that. we've got these earnings, they beat the street, guidance is guarded but you'd understand why a ceo be guarded at this point. how do you pick out the names to hold versus the ones to ditch? >> i'm just very cash flow oriented whether it's a tech name or an oil name or a commodities name or a financial n

yes, absolutely, we want to see people wanting to go out and travel, wanting to see everyone. i don't know necessarily the yolo economy or -- charlesping, that the term? >> revenge travel. yes, i think that is definitely a sector we all as investors should be looking at. charles: what is the hottest trend? >> inflation is really impacting how cone superintendenters should be spending. according to donna gear, luxury brands are getting expensive. we'll start seeing brands coming in. maybe a little bit less luxury. charles: talking like tapestry, coach, kors, that type of thing. >> even brands like brandon maxwell. that type of brands. we'll see a spike in that. retail market of luxury goods, charles, that is real deal. charles: i hope, real posh, some of those resellers, their stocks have been unmitigated disasters. now i will take a second look. health that, good as always. charles: love to hear you a comment about the show, a guest, anything, financial advice. we have all the experts the tweet me @cvpayne. we had a fun segment yesterday. the story we had four straits of bitcoin investors, psychopaths, narcissist, one investor said

charles. >>other yes. so right now i'm a in palo alto on the stanford hospital campus. and as you can see behind me here, thousands of nurses out on strike. the nurses saying the hospital needs to step it up and increase their compensation and their benefits. the hospital says they believe they've offered a fair compensation package and they're hoping to resolve this as soon as possible. >>monday morning, about 5,000 nurses at stanford hospital in packard children's hospital in palo alto went on strike, demanding better benefits and wages. >>have to work live here because cost of living is so high and the wages love. they say that if nurses are well compensated, that will result in better care for patients if we cannot secure nurses to give us the support to give our great care that we're known for. you know, this is why we're here is for the safety of our patients. the nurses union contract with stanford expired on march 31st. despite 13 weeks of negotiations and the involvement of a federal mediator, they have been unable to reach an agreement. stanford hospital says

there is no mystique to charles, that's for sure. >> reporter: yes, charles, the world has endlesslypy marriage to princess diana, killed in a car crash in 1997, and his eventual wedding eight years later to the woman he was closest to for most of his life, camilla parker-bowles. >> i was at lunch a few years ago, and i casually mentioned i kind of like camilla, and my friend's mother sort of shot darts at me and said how can you say that about that woman. >> there are many people who still feel that way. but this is the great love of charles' life. and she has gone from being his hated figure to actually being quite beloved, and the queen very recently declared she wanted to see camilla become queen, which was always in the balance. she will be known now as queen camilla. which was a brilliant piece of estate planning. >> reporter: then william, then william's kids, and then his ough h basically pict aftergf out of his unhappiness to califand thencamping in califor. >> the terms of the exit were harsh. they didn't get anything they wanted. >> reporter: they didn't even get to keep t

tribunal has absolutely discredited itself and returning to our conversation with you about, uh, charles del pont. yeshow am i and the military there crimes or criminals there, i certainly don’t remember for a long time a very curious curious story, and indeed it was also an amazing thing with the same piece of silver 8.000 bass low muslims were killed by the serbs. here it happens this story, which was actually presented to the world through this tribunal and then to all absolutely serbs, and from uh hmm from yugoslavia from the serbian republic. we all incriminated this whole story. and e karadzic and mladdic to everyone, right? but everyone is silent, everyone is silent, that where did the figure 8.000 come from? i am this i remember listening to yesterday, this question was asked from the first day. where did the figure 8,000 come from, if in fact the bodies of 2,000 people were found again, thousands were missing, but they took and said 8,000, although 2 + 5 turns out to be 7 8, it still doesn’t work, but they said 8,000 these 2,000 dead people, they were neither in one grave in bratskaya there a

and you know it, i know it, yes, but charles michel tells you to go to the temple of the russian orthodoxto a victorious end. although it wasn't. no, it's impossible for churches to pray for peace, especially in the russian orthodox church, but they lie, and a friend, well, or an acquaintance, now you decide for yourself. here he did. it's a simple matter. you see, instead of being saved in the faith, he renounced it, all three options cannot be. and you know, this is anxiety. vassal. i am her and i am her i feel, but you know why. what about what people who talk about wars if you come to mariupol now if you come to a number of other cities where i went through this wave of war, that is, there is a sobering up there, there is a huge amount of people understand who the enemy is. and who is a friend, who shot who killed, who prepared this country for the slaughter. and whoever came to liberate her, unfortunately, it is tragic that without this wave of war there is no purification, therefore purification, at least consciousness. that yes, you managed to work with the minds of people in such

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, the bulls are digging it, the bears are like wait, we gotta streak busting wednesday session yes, charles straight days of losses, we've got the dow up 286, check the s&p up 44 a gain of more than 1% the nasdaq up nearly 2% after falling 2% yesterday. investors ignoring record inflation at the manufacturing level and also ignoring one big disappointment in the mixed bag of earnings to start the first quarter season. that disappointment jpmorgan

president volunteered to lansky speaking alongside european council president charles michelle remains defiant of hubert. yes, duck, she clothes mighty. hopefully. all our guys and matthew paul want a victory, which they want the city to be liberated or as political. no one is going to surrender to the enemy, writes as the the so that's how they feel. that's who they are to. that's what's inside their souls. the key yet, he won, the eve said it was a fool in moscow, russian president vladimir putin said russia would work to quote, normalized life in ukraine's eastern industrial heartland. nodding. it would change for the better lash them to do. we can pers roshan one but back and mother you pull . life is far from normal. these residents are evacuating a city that has been traumatic for weeks with he is with martha with we need a break after the shelling after is nightmare. we've been hiding in salesman's for 30 days. oh boy, we want to go to my son's house. he's waiting for me. mom, when are you coming? he keeps asking me. i have a son, a daughter in law, on the granddaughter when i bought a ticket just bef

charles's time as prince. is that a problem for him as, you know, the queen... >> i think it is a problem, actually, yes. prince charles cannot get out from under with the whole shade of princess diana. for years, he's felt aggrieved that, you know the hagiography of diana, saint diana, kind of overwhelmed him and never -- always cast him sort of as the villaiin the relationship. so charles does feel very nervous about this forthcoming series of "the crown." it'll be interesting to see how the boys react to it because, you know, harry has a big deal with netflix. is he going to like the portrayal of his mother or not? it'll be very interesting to see how he reacts. >> you write pretty extensively about megxit, the exit of harry and meghan from the firm, from the royal family. you say, quote... >> well, that is absolutely true. i mean, you could not have a more chaotic exit plan than they had, or the lack of one. they could have got a much better deal out of the queen, i believe, if they had just gone about it in a more strategic, careful fashion. but it was so kind of impatient and -- and petulant, the w

charles: having said all of that, big theme of today's show is quality stocks. what the hell is a quality stock? >> yesou and your clients hiding out, holding on, whatever you want to say during this period of uncertainty when we know margins are going to contract and the fed may overshoot? >> yeah, i hate these terms, quality, value, right? i don't like labels. at the end of the day it is really important because quality doesn't mean good in the stock market. quality companies that are in technology have lots of business overseas. when you look at the chart of the dollar, it looks parabolic, goes straight up in the air the charts and stock go opposite way. you see things like strong dollar hurts technology companies. they have clean balance sheets like apple but they do 60% of their business overseas. so the strong dollar is making it harder for them to sell goods overseas. i think definition of value gets more interesting than even quality. what used to be growth stocks are becoming value stocks. i think that's where we could look here. a good example is health care. pricing power in health care comp

and, because today distinguished guests arrived at zelensky and ursula yes, this charles michel but kramatorskme or michel michel interferes, but kramatorsk is not the first time it has become a scene for the fifteenth year when it brought it. uh, bernard poroshenko . andrey levit there. yes, and these are the famous ones. this is also not the first time happening. as a matter of fact, i don’t know that it was by chance , quite by accident, that the washington investigation department turned out to be in kramatorsk after they forgot there, they were from washington, i don’t know, right? by chance they are there and they write like that. we were bitter for 15 minutes and no one has a question guys. what were you doing there in kromotorsk, what did you forget there? okay, there are just journalists, but entire investigation departments. the washington post, which, of course, has already investigated everything, they have all already drawn conclusions, despite the fact that they initially they got confused in the testimony, in general, that it had flown in, but they all already concluded that it

yes, for two reasons, firstly, uh, many european leaders, moreover, the heads of state and the head of the european council, charlesl, the european commission, yes, they came to kiev. everyone started asking questions. why don't americans are coming, right? where is biden? so talk began that let's at least send kamala harris, but uh, apparently, uh, they thought, what is it? well, it would be great. it would be, yes, great therefore, but they sent this couple here, yes, uh, in order to thereby show that here we are, too, we are here too . yes, but in fact this visit only heightened the perception. and that the americans are very cowardly, yes, what, in fact, is not a secret? yes, how they always fight with with e from a position of overwhelming technical superiority, always with a weak adversary. if uh, they are fighting directly, they should always be safe themselves. well, in fact, this visit showed this, but under the cover of night. like some kind of thief. yes, but somewhere something is not clear, indeed, were they not in kiev, and then where they gave this press conference is completely incomprehensible, a b

charles. >>hi there. yes, so right now i'm standing just to the east a one. 0 one here in red, redwood city and san mateo county, like so many other places has a lot of folks who are homeless living on the street. you take a look behind me here in the brush. that is a draw and there are tense all along down in there. looks like people are living there. we've got folks might be living in campers up on the street in the county wants to try to move those folks out of that situation into something more permanent. so they are going to open up the county's first navigation center on this site right behind me here. this is 2 and a half acres. and then the hope is to have 240 living units here. let's going take a look at some video now. the county and its partners broke ground today and then they showed us some renderings of what it will eventually look like. these will be modular units that are being manufactured in southern california. they will be brought up here assembled rather quickly. there will be privacy for

, the bulls are digging it, the bears are like wait, we gotta streak busting wednesday session yes, charles as the s&p 500 and the nasdaq aim to crack three straight days of losses, we've got the dow up 286, check the s&p up 44 a gain of more than 1% the nasdaq up nearly 2% after falling 2% yesterday. investors ignoring record inflation at the manufacturing level and also ignoring one big disappointment in the mixed bag of earnings to start the first quarter season. that disappointment jpmorgan earnings, in the rear view mirror top banking analysts dick bove is here live to look at tomorrow's slew of bank earnings and why bank investors expecting financial stocks to so ar because interest rates are rising about to take a punch to the ego and the portfolio. russia claiming at this hour, it now has full control of mariupol 's trade seaport. the mayor says 10,000 ukrainian citizens are now dead, a number that could rise to 20,000. as this blood shed continues ukraine's president ready to make a trade with russia's leader. one imprisoned oligarch for ukrainian boys and girls in russian captivit

if a recent one, charles, what did you see? yes we went down to this reported tank repair facility in here earlier today we saw smoke rising from inside the vicinity we were unable to get inside the authorities there preventing any kind of access. we have the subsequently heard from the man of the crane and cabbage, all of its ali clinch cove. he said that least one person was killed in that strike a number of others injured on specific as to where that person was a civilian or a member of the military and civilian infrastructure. houses and large residential buildings around that facility seemed to be pretty unscathed. but sir, this is you say, was the 2nd night that has been attack on what the russians claim as being a military facility. both these facilities surrounded by a heavily populated civilian areas. people in those areas. very afraid. certainly the ones that we spoke to describing a very large explosion last night and then the night before at least 3 explosions reported by the civilians hating what was being described as

we'll have really more stagflation and stagnation late this year, early next year charles that's my biggest concern so yesight rope here and unfortunately i think they will fall off. charles: and the crazy thing is so many people said last year, to your point, if they started this earlier, when the economy was moving higher at least plateauing we wouldn't be in this predicament so yesterday, peloton announced they were going to lower the prices for their bikes, at the same time they hike the prices for subscriptions, and its been observed maybe that's a perfect example of goods versus services inflation, joe. when we get the services inflation walk us through it because one of the things you kept hearing is goods inflation is going to come down so if services goes up, is that net- net a good thing? >> yeah, well the thing is the services are partly a function i don't want to say the labor market is tight as much as it's broken. a lot of people have left the workforce, they were over paid and unemployment benefits, still see labor force participation and the employment population ratio low, but to the exte

but for now in oakley, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >>yes, so heartbreaking to hear that statement from her father. thank you so much, charles, for that live report. breaking news out of san jose. the santa clara county district attorney has chosen not to charge the 3rd suspect and the baby brandon kidnapping case. we're learning a ball de mayo sandoval. he's the man on the right side of your screen. there remains under investigation. but the santa clara county da will release him from the county jail. we're working to extend understand the exact reason why the 2 suspects pictured on the left will still be arraigned this afternoon. these 2 face multiple charges, including child abduction and home invasion. we're continuing to follow this fast-developing story. more details to come on. kron. 4 news at 3. new at noon. 2 partners at a san francisco investment firm face federal charges for a cryptocurrency fraud scheme. the partners of block its capital are charged with wire fraud. investigators say the pair raise $960,000 in 2017. they allegedl

charles? three, four, five times, maybe? >> yes.self deeper and deeper. i'm not gonna get out of it. when i did finally start telling the truth about things, i didn't feel comfortable revealing too much too soon. i don't want to be part of the case to begin with. so, once again, i resorted to telling a lot of stories. >> big picture here, charles. a lot of people this sounds like a crime. a felon, just out of the slammer, would hook up with the recently retired state police officer and do this gun exchange. it just doesn't seem to make sense. it doesn't pass the snap test. >> there are a lot of things about this case that doesn't make sense. >> if i were you, i would have alarms going off inside my head. here you are on probation. how do you know this former cop is really a former cop, that isn't setting up in a sting? >> that did cross my mind, i had concerns about it. there is something about him. if you spend any time with mr. kim, he has a way of putting you at ease. he is a way of making you feel like he is legit, everything is

>> yes, we are, charles. we know that, we knew growth was going to slow.hen you get to this stage in the cycle, the economic cycle you want to own the reliable growers. it is not just the chips. so we're in there buying one of those. that is one of our key overweights in the sector but cloud and cyber. those are sort of the sweet spots. you use the weakness to step in. you just keep doing it until we get through the volatility. because david's right, these companies come out the other side. charles: all right the chart question of the day, i saved it for last, ian, the 10-year bond yield rallied up to that level, to that trend line going all the way back to 1980, 1979. if it goes above there seems like it would be monumental but what does it really mean? >> yes. so obviously a, you know that long-term chart passed around a lot over the last couple days and we're there. personally i think, i think rates stall out here. if the 10-year can get above three, 3.2, they were let's talk about, let's talk about a real multiyear environmental change. charles: yeah.

that an engineer is an ordinary engineer, and he worked like a father charles torch, for days on end i got to a construction site. yesre the man was marked every little thing, there was nothing special. everything was absolutely normal, nothing foreshadowed. i still talked to him about this problem, when it was small, well, at work, the vensar came out to me right off the bat , he directly helped, he was not a cool specialist. or maybe something broke? just like that too it happens. do you know how it is if a person sits idle for a long time? then he just rushes to work like a freak. there is a barrel, but what about our building without a helmet? thanks to each other graduated even with red, well, yes, strangely lately i have been sitting without work. well, it also happens, you know, i accidentally found out myself. so i immediately pulled him to us, of course, he was special. say you have n't quarreled with anyone lately, sometimes you understand. of course, grief is great. and if you ask here, father, why are you interested in valery? lyuda ansarov's wife she suffers terribly and cannot understand what happened t

well to the east charl stratford reports now from inside. don, yes, one of the 2 provinces where russia is focusing it's offensive in the areas that we visit. is it close to here for cross go quite a long area along the front line. some of the heavier shelly, if not the heavier shelly. so far, since the invasion started out according to some of the military and people that we've spoken to in this area and our understanding certainly what we were listening to today was an evidence of grad missiles, rocket launchers, heavy artillery being used over sustained a period of time and as of say, a very large area. what's also so incredible in town like this is that there are so few people here seemingly any more local authorities, barcroft saying that they are made around 70 percent of this. the population of the city have already left businesses. homes boarded up, people told to close their curtains at night and avoid putting their lights on. so we'll see if you can imagine people in this area taking this push by the russian forces very seriously indeed. an

you should out some work on both , right taken a look at both >> yes, sir, i have. charles: the answer, what would you tell them? >> look apple is holding up much, much better than most of the other so-called faang names. we've seen one by one many of the generals start to fall by the wayside, we saw it with netflix, facebook, all of a sudden now amazon, apple is still holding up above its march lows at 150. technically it's an area of defense, it's an area where people are really looking to hide out in so you have to own apple and it made 97 billion in revenues last quarter. charles: to that point, listen. they put them together and give them acronyms but we are also saying these are distinctly different businesses, and i think investors are coming to realize that. facebook fell apart, had a huge day yesterday and only tickled its 200 day moving average, so that's good enough, the generals paid their price, you wanted to see is? >> potentially i think we have one more move to the downside. i do expect most of the major indices to test february lows and get briefly below in

yes. >> stephen: yeah who is older, you or charles barkley. >> charles is way older. >> stephen: he's way 350, looks good for 350 year old man. >> charles barkley does not look good, stop it. don't do that. no, he does not, cut it out. >> stephen: write that down. i'm going to write that down. >> write it down, charles barkley, not look good. >> stephen: are you staying healthier than barkley. >> i sure am. >> stephen: yeah. what is. this i have heard about this condition here, what does that mean? >> cb, charles barkley over the belts belly, i don't want my belly to go over my belt f you look at charles he has a santsa clues juicy role cinnamon bun belly it is just-- sps you want to frost it, sometime. >> yes, you do. >> stephen: there you go, the way to get around that is never wear a belt. >> well, he can't wear a belt. they don't make them his side. (laughter) telling you. i was like i never, ever want to look like that. >> stephen: now we had your dear friend charles barkley on, we have had him on many times and one of. >> you had charles on the show more than me? (laughter). >> step

ministry says russian forces are continuing their attacks in the east charl stratford sent this report from flavio ernst and dunn. yes, near one of the front lines. situation has come down in the last couple of hours in this area. but as i say, the ukrainian military claiming that russian falls, he's trying to push towards vienna have so far failed in that endeavor. but this is one could only really describe it, potentially as being the quiet before the storm, the streets of slavery and scar. pretty much empty. we can still hear a siren being an alarm in the distance, most of the civilians of slavery and have have left. and the reason why this area is so important is essays because it is one of the largest urban areas still under ukraine, control loss policies pushing in from, from the northeast, the north and the northwest as well as certain areas of the east ukrainian military saying that there is ongoing fighting in various villages to the east of here, also with respect to what's going on in my real pull, of course, that city that has seen such heavy fighting as, according to some reports. and we've seen the pict

charles: great point. liz: always. markets are, yesally, the dow had been up as much as 404 points earlier in the session, we are still up by about 190 but the s&p has turned negative down seven points and you've got the nasdaq as we said at session lows down 172. netflix, paramount, warner brothers, discovery, derailing the nasdaq chances for a second day of gains,

charles: great point. liz: always. markets are, yes, hitting session lows just seconds ago, literally, the dow had been up as much as 404 points earlier in the session, we are still up by about 190 but the s&p has turned negative down seven points and you've got the nasdaq as we said at session lows down 172. netflix, paramount, warner brothers, discovery, derailing the nasdaq chances for a second day of gains, after the netflix nose dive in new subscribers swamped just about every other name in the streaming universe. wait until you see we'll show you. netflix hit anatomy of a scandal could be a good title for its disastrous loss of subscribers in the first quarter. the streaming giant watching a third of its value vaporized at this moment. will the bargain hunters emerge in this final hour of trade? our floor show traders are here on whether they're ready to pick-up the battered streamers right now, and they're going to predict the next single stock story with the potential to drag down an entire sector. wait until you see what tesla

he studied by 1st in the ukrainian capital and charles said more grim discoveries in places from which the russians have withdrawn. yes, makes them horrific. statistics being put out by the ukranian authorities on what they describe as a legit war crimes being committed by russian forces in those areas surrounding give mainly when they occupied the area. let's not forget the 2 weeks ago, russian forces left the area. ready the ukraine was archie saying up to a $180.00 locations more than $900.00 bodies, $350.00, of which in that area of boucher which has had so much media and international attention. and. and the understanding is, according to the ukraine and authorities that many of these people there is evidence to suggest that they were shot at close range. we know that the ukrainian government and. ready west and back as a keen to try and get some sort of investigation into 2 alleged war crimes. we also know that in the last few days, the chief prosecutor for the i c. c. the international criminal court was here. ready and visited that area of boucher but we also know that there are huge challenges if any kind of

so charles, what is the latest news coming out of mary york? oh. well yes, i mean our understanding is, is that nothing has changed and oversee. there are huge concerns with a lot of needs to be around. a 1000 civilians inside bunkers, underneath that giant great soviet built steel plants in mary. oh poor. i think what's interesting is that this decision by putin is and that comes a day after the as off battalion that sir a fighting force that as we know are defending their loss positions from that steel plan. the day after agile italian release, those pictures of families and children's in those bunkers, it's the 1st time we've seen pictures of that quality. so it begs the question whether this is forcing president putin to on the international stage, not to be seen to be behaving the way. certainly the west and the ukraine. accuse him of behaving so far in this conflict, having lost so much, seemingly moral authority on the international stage after bombing schools after bombing hospitals, for example. so yes, huge concerns as i say for, for, for the civi

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charles. no problem. bring your kid up. >> sorry about that. >> no problem. >> but the message is that, yes, we've had progress.e needs to be done for sure. >> well, you've raised our ratings there with your daughter in the shot there. so we appreciate your time. and have a good weekend. thank you for your perspective on this very serious subject mart. charles jung. appreciate your time. >> okay. thank you. >>> also tonight, governor newsom is having a change of heart when it comes to nuclear energy. the state's only remaining nuclear power plant is supposed to close in just a few years, but maybe not. we're talking about the diablo canyon nuclear plant down in san luis obispo county. they're scheduled to close one of the reactors in 2024, and the second reactor in 2025. today governor newsom's office confirming to us the state may explore ways to keep it open. why keep it open? to avoid potential power shortages. remember the rolling blackouts we had during the power shortages? last year they created 6% of the state's power. so who would pay to keep this open? the governor said the state may apply for federal

. >> yes. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah? who is older or younger, you or charless dog years. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so he is 350. he's 350 years old. looks good for a 350-year-old man, though. look good, stop it.ley does not- ( laughter ) don't do that. no, he does not. cut it out. >> stephen: let me write that down. i'm going to write that down. >> yeah, write it down. charles barkley... >> stephen: not look good. >> ...d-u-z, not look good. duz. >> stephen: are you staying healthier than barkley? >> i sure am. >> stephen: yeah? ( cheers and applause ) what is this? i have heard about this condition here. what does that mean? >> it's, oh... >> stephen: c.b.o.t.b.b. >> c.b., oh, that's "charles barkley over the belt belly." ( laughter ) i don't want my belly to go over my belt. because if you look at charles, he has a santa claus, juicy roll belly. >> stephen: it's a juicy roll belly! ( laughter ) >> juicy roll, cinnamon bun belly. ( laughter ) it is just-- >> stephen: you want to frost it, sometimes. >> yes, you do. >> stephen: there you go. ( laughter ) the wa

charles: got to find out, are you buy, tiptoeing in any direction right now? are you buying anything? >> yesink it will be really interesting for an acquisition. it is amazing company with a solid base. would look for that to be acquired. nvidia, chips are always needed. they will only demand more. arc flagship fund with cathie wood. that looks like it is getting more and more interesting. robotics etf, semiconductor etf as a robotic etf are interesting at these prices. tiptoe in. the markets will face bumps. charles: you got it. congratulations on the new firm as well, lenore. appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: i want to bring in market gauge managing director michelle schneider. wall street is looking for the biggest gain in technology, consumer discretionary all the areas getting absolutely crushed. is it possible for them to turn around and deliver those gains? >> wall street analysts are paid by wall street firms and they only make money when they buy. so i think, you have to look at where i'm coming from, which is i'm a trader. i'm not a passive investor. my number one concern for o

so charles, update us on the fighting on the grounds. well yes you join us here enlisted chance which is one of the main contested areas in the east. we arrived dispose about half an hour ago. the checkpoints were telling us that things had been com so far this morning them describing the shelling as being sporadic. it certainly that seems to be the case m. yeah, i can hear shelling now. and as we came in there were 2 shells that landed very close to us. what's incredible though, as we've been reporting throughout, since this invasion is that there are still people living in areas like this. this particular straight doesn't seem to been shelled to streets back very much it's. it's very different indeed with what we understand. it are things being targeted. the reason why lisa chanced is important is because, just beyond it, the town of camina is occupied, uncontrolled by the russians. there is another town close to it. rubbish now, which is contested. the russians also are in control. we understand. i'm to my right as well beyond the city limits

charles, update us on what you're hearing and seeing. ah hi there. yes, you join us ne, all the city all slay advanced a few kilometers away from a contested town called lehman that we've been reporting on about a lot in recent days now. we were in this area 4 days ago, and it seems as if quite a lot has changed since in the last half an hour or so. we've heard a lot of incoming, very close shilling and outgoing targeting positions. we understand the force to our left and right the, the military gave very nervous, so they've moved to san once and we've just been especially negotiate pretty hard to get you this picture. i'm seeing a lot of smoke in, in the distance there. now, li, matt is hugely important because it is part of russia's wide campaign to surround the city of sl events and further south kraemer tools. it's going on here, and it's also going on to various other positions to the west of me on the road that leads up to a city called idiom which the russians control lay up, been repeated attempts by the russian military to push down that road th

fascist army away from the crater of this war. yes we are today forgive me, for god's sake, this is talk about the information war, what you just said - charles. borel wrote on twitter, but exactly the opposite, the russian federation delivered a fascist blow, european diplomats tell us in this regard. we are obliged to increase the pressure on sanctions. the fifth package of sanctions has just been agreed upon in the european union. putin needs to be punished on your screens and michelle's ball and mr. lightning reaction. investigation already done no evidence no need to continue. well, what are these statements? it is a great regret that the general task of this informational dream, of course, has been and will continue to be to build the russian army. show humanity as a killer, and show the ukrainian army as a defender, you know, today i am thinking about something else. so far this war is going on. the west is pumping up the ukrainian army with new new weapons. you - you know that, a brand statement of both blinkin and psaki has already been heard that there, for each russian tank, there will first be 10, uh, anti-tank complex. and now it

yes. and it's just her. and she's on the outs with charles. it's a little flat that's down the road from kensington -- wherever she was supposed to be. >> yeah. were you married at the time? >> no. [laughter] and so she opens the door, and, you know, my jaw was on the floor. was just stupid, right? ik was just struck dumb. i said, i know who you are. [laughter] and she leads me9 into the house, and we're having -- we're going to have a drink together before a dinner party actually does show up, and she goes out the back door. what are you going to say is, right? to princess diana. and soou i said you and i have something in common. [laughter] and she said, what? i said, well, we're actually both royalty. [laughter] you're about to lose that status, but i was, i was king of squires. [laughter] andnd i, and i explained to heri explained to her that they taught me how to do stuff. and she, like, he goes, they -- she goes, they haven't taught me how to do anything. [laughter] and i i said, well, what did thy teach you? they taught me how to wave a

charles: i'm not sure what it is just i can't figure it out, liz. liz: he's speechless, everyone. that's what taxes will do do you , yes. tax day turnaround a volatile session following the three day weekend but look at this about an hour and a half ago the bulls found new life. question is can they hold on to that energy? speaking of energy, it's driving the markets since the war in ukraine appears to be entering a terrifying new phase. russia now