cleo thinks that raspberries are free, and they are not. they are really expensive.t i see these nice raspberries, california grown, right, they are like $5.99, and then i see the driscoll's and they are $7.99, and i think to myself, do i love my little girl? i do, so i buy the $7.99 ones, she eats them as a snack while we are rolling in the stroller, once more berries. i don't have any more berries, they are too expensive. >> jeanine: $15. >> jessica: if i had less choice, i would have more money in my pocket and cleo would still have berries, so that is my problem with the supermarket. >> greg: so give the child up, jessica. >> dana: you don't have to take your child to the grocery store. >> jessica: then i need a nanny to watch her, she has to come with me. it is fun and they love it. >> jeanine: give flowers, smell the flowers. >> greg: i hate kids in supermarkets. >> jessica: you hate kids, period. >> greg: they slow everything down, always touching stuff. >> jessica: they don't slow -- >> greg: touching the fruit and vegetables. they are diseased. here is what

anur cleo is only a few months old and belarus is among the first in the language of diplomacy - thisazakhstan appreciates our strategic partnership and is committed to developing fraternal relations with belarus official visit is that our relations with belarus have traditionally always been warm and have great potential for further development . this is undeniable. we. i think during the year we will work to ensure that from kazakhstan our collegium with governments came here to discuss specific issues. let's say in our directions. first of all, of course. we have a great potential for the development of industrial cooperation. kazakhstan sees prospects for a number of areas in cooperation with belarus, in addition to cooperation in industry, partners are ready to take a closer look at our potential in the field of agro-industrial complex , processing, and the sector is especially interested in developing ties in the field of medicine. the entire spectrum of belarusian kazakh relations was discussed today at the ministry of foreign affairs by the head of the department talked about

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meanwhile, his mother, cleo, growing more and more concerned when her son never returned home. >> we from a strange number. then it was the police stating that they had him. it was traumatizing. >> reporter: her son was left battered, broken, suffering from a cracked skull, traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, and severe damage to the left frontal lobe. lester told investigators he thought ralph was trying to break into his house and that he was scared to death by ralph's size. in the criminal complaint, the homeowner said he was protecting himself from physical confrontation and claims he heard yarl pulling on the outer storm door. but some neighbors casting doubt on those claims. >> if you're that scared at 10:30 at night, why did you open the door? >> reporter: ten weeks later, ralph's made a remarkable recovery. but the mental and emotional trauma still lingers. >> i've been having headaches. trouble with sleep sometimes. my mind is just foggy. >> reporter: ralph, who dreams of pursuing a career in chemical enginee engineering, now struggling to complete simple tasks

. >> dana: does cleo get two to 4 minutes of breathing time que?>> she sleeps like 14 hours. she's getting plenty. i agree with you. i don't see why there is a negative to bringing this up as an issue. >> dana: taking it out of english. >> greg: it is an elitist issue. if you got people trying to kill each other, breathing isn't the problem. >> jessica: coming from a pro-police mayor, someone who talks about crime issues in real terms who says we have a problem. he's not going through life with blinders on saying if you eat and possible burgers and take a breath everything is going to be fine. he hasn't pushed veganism on anyone. i think this is something that he knows from his own life. we see it. how popular it is for people to meditate or find quiet time, to journal. all these things that folks would laugh at ten or 15 years ago, they have become part of daily practice for some really successful people and maybe it will work. maybe there is one kid who was going to be violent to could take a breath. isn't it worth a shot? not a real shot. you know what i mean. >> dana: you

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what cava's strong debut means for spacex and arm cleo capital sarah joins us. >>> chinese evs are making a big move into europe former ford ceo will weigh in. >>> let's give you a check on the markets. a mixed bag. nasdaq is down a bit but the s&p holding onto gains of course, we've had a very strong week overall for the broader markets. >> global stocks are on pace for their best week since march with the ishares etf up more than 3% but options and s&p rebalancing rattle what's been a worldwide bull market? bob pisani joins us with more. >> melissa, you and i have been doing had a long time. today is an expiration day this happens four times a year two events happen today. number one, this is what we call a triple witching day. what happens here is this is the quarterlily expiration of three things -- stock and index options and index futures. this used to be a very big deal 10, 20 years ago it has become less of a big deal because of the dramatic expansion of weekly and monthly options that has spread out the party, you might say, a little bit. so, the impact of this re -- of the expir

if he would lose him from the area, from the lead of great leaders, cleo was as matthew said, he was making good decisions, and he has made some really bad decisions coming into this whole conflict. >> as you know, putin has no -- enemies poisoned or jailed, so what is going to happen to prigozhin now? >> prigozhin must be very worried, why he wouldn't agree to go to belarus, and belarus -- and, not known to be a heavyweight, and clearly beholden to putin. and, people across putin, people who are accused of much less crimes than prigozhin have ended up dead. falling out of windows, poison as you indicate, so if i were a putin, or prigozhin, i would spend as little time as possible in belarus. >> erin burnett just spoke to former prime minister of russia -- and, he said, he thought putin looked pathetic, quote, and nervous, quote it in his speech. so what is your assessment of how putin appeared? >> he looked angry. he was not under control, -- me -- he has been disrespected, challenged, not just by someone, but one of his own creations. putin made prigozhin. there is no doubt. matt w

i want to bring in cleo managing director, sarah kuntz. ibm, 4.6-dollar deal. dollar deal. there are deals going on the sidelines, how does that impact the vc land in terms of cultivating these names? >> theres has been interest in a.i. in the tech industry as you pointed out. it certainly had a break-through moment with the general population with chatgpt and bard make it every day use case. investors have been investing in this stuff. that is partially why these breakthroughs are happening. so we're certainly going to see more of it but there might be a little bit of a lag while we wait for new use cases. charles: outside of a.i. ipos are beginning to go up. kava opened 100% higher. it started to drift. i'm thinking here we go again. i have too admit it started to go higher. this is not bad one, right? private 1.1 billion, at public raised 2.1 billion. here is the thing initially i'm concerned while l we'll get okay ipos as interest builds up we'll get bait and switch thing. these companies had 20 million rounds of private funding. go from zero valuations to

we'll call me miss cleo.or republicans to not be able to follow the rules and to give up what is considered to be confidential information, whether trump holding on to the dark months in mar-a-lago, or as you are saying, the republicans reading a document from the fbi that they were told not to death grow disclosing than turnaround broadcasted on tv. but it kind of makes me wonder, as you said, this is about politics, more or less. i'm kind of putting words in your mouth, but tell me about this. i think republicans are pushing this the same way they pushed benghazi to try to lower hillary clinton's numbers. i think that's what kevin mccarthy at the time we're seeing an all year trying to do this to hurt joe biden politically. am i wrong? >> no. you're absolutely right. it's nothing but a game for them. the problem is that we have real lives on the other type on the other side of the game they're playing. i do want to go back quickly to something you just said. we should not trust republicans with any secret.

well, somebody can use cleo solve the united kingdom with judges of blocked government plans to deport asylum seekers to rewind the court of appeal in london, ruled of the plans and lawful rights groups and the asylum seekers appealed an earlier decision by another cold which gave the go ahead full the controversial deportation policy. the baba chose us now live from london, certainly deemed collaborative from the quotes. we now wait to hear what the government response will be of that sort. so clarity on some of the argument put forward by lawyers representing asylum seekers. who had been told they were at risk of being sent to rolanda to lodge in a solemn claim. fair as being that they would never be allowed to put in a claim in britain. and now the, the decision last year, the ruling but rolanda was to say your country has now been over tons by a majority rolling by 3 judge. he's here for a bit more on the so i'm joined by the director of asylum a one of the groups involved. allison pick up allison, obviously good news. where does this leave your, your clients, the people that you r

what cava's strong debut means for spacex and arm cleo capital sarah joins us. >>> chinese evs are makinget's give you a check on the markets. a mixed bag. nasdaq is down

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