that is the core mission of this agency and it will be the core mission while donald trump is president. and we will be effective on his behalf. i also want this agency to be -- i don't mean -- not that it's irrelevant now, but i want it to be where it belongs. i want the department of state to be at the center of how america engages the world. how we execute and formulate it. some of the brightest minds in foreign policy reside within this building and within this government and we need to ensure we have an environment here conducive to creativity, to boldness, to new ideas, to recognizing the dynamic world in which we live, one that is changing faster than it's ever changed before and we need to be ahead of it. when the times comes for the principals to gather or even deputies, i want the department of state to have the best ideas and the best options available for the president. and then i want us to be able to execute them better than any agency in our government. that will also be a task of mine. i have watched from the congressional side from time to time, administrations in both

street cleaning, illegal vending enforcement maintaining core buildings that is the core function of public works and that's also the only part where we see direct general fund support. >> but i also would like to chime in to the commissioner you soaps.com is on your own again all hands on deck. ding ding ding ding. this might be a time to talk to the comptroller in the mayor's office about lifting the cap on our property tax rates so that more general fund bonds can be issued and more debt service can be paid. i know that's sacred. you don't but again, this is an emergency situation. we have a very nice low cap on our general obligation bond debt service. >> this is a time to look at a little bit of an increase because that would help move some of the projects along that commissioner turner always talks about is advancing the city into the future. commissioner, you mentions people are going to want to come here in 2025. it's all part of keeping san francisco moving forward despite these dire budget decisions. so again, perhaps you will raise is this a time to we have a new mayors, a

and the core of our stories really doesn't change. how we say it might change, there are more channels than you and i can count today. there's all sorts of things, instagram, tiktok, everything that's coming. some of the media channels might change, some of the ecosystem in how we engage might change, but the core of our story is still very much who we are at chanel. francine: gabrielle chanel was like a pioneer. and i feel like, when you talk about her, it's also maybe telling a little bit about your story. i mean, you have a unique story. you grew up in -- in a town in india where not many females were educated to a higher level. leena: yes. francine: so what was that journey like? leena: it was a long journey. it is -- i grew up in a small town in the southwest of india called kolhapur. and the world of luxury, refinement, sophistication was very far away from where i grew up. it was a small town like any other. most of my memories of me running barefoot in the town, or having my little bike and riding around. women being ambitious

but jake you right in your, tame core inflation for now but tariff fears pose a threat later. >> yeah clear that we've seen a shift in sentiment where had the to tariffs a couple things stand out consumers saying buying ahead of rising prices you did not even see during pandemic this is a big inflictup, michigan sentiment on inflation last couple months worrying about that in interprets you can see consumer side driving inflation near-term intis starting to make decisions about accounts, et cetera, for year ahead embeding more tariff risk taking price higher you saw in the ism report last week temporarily over short window if you get tariffs nation ultimately big tariffs hurt growth on back end still not a reason to be selling rates in this environment, but yeah you can see a temporary lift in inflation. maria: at the same time you've got businesses talking about potentially more details, something that was on the shelf, markets rallying huge dow industrials up 414 points nasdaq right now up 242 markets obviously per ceasing cpi number strong to cheryl. cheryl: these came in a lit hot

. >> a guy like eli crane, very hard-core against this. he was on shark tank.i invested in his company. he's a great guy and he wants one thing. when do we deal with the deficit? throw me a bone on the deficit. the other seven are the same thing, i don't think that's a big message. the idea of negotiating some cuts here or there, we got to get the tax package. everybody knows that. stuart: i think he will. i can't imagine the republicans saying you won't get it. >> that was the mandate, one of the top five issues. stuart: are you going to stay with me for the hour? >> i will help you. stuart: i am a lucky guy. let's get serious. three more israeli hostages have been released. one of those, the last female idf soldier who was being held. trump's nominee for us ambassador to israel is mike huckabee and he joined me now. do you expect the cease-fire deal to hold? >> we can hope so but let's be realistic. hamas is not an honest broker. they are not a government. they are a terrorist organization. as recently as ten days ago their leaders were saying they still cele

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maria: john. >> progress at lowering core inflation has a stalled.re inflation was 2.7% when the fed first cut rates, now it's up to 2.8%. that's not a good sign. maria: so progress has a stalled, you think? >> yes. maria: cheryl. >> i really enjoyed the interview with mike boyd, and i think he is an incredible, strong voice. we should listen the him about what needs to happen with regard to reform at the faa. those families need answers, maria. maria: well, the families need answers and america needs answers to understand why we have allowed no innovation and stalled, you know, centers. and, you know, computers at the faa. thanks, everybody. joe borelli, john lonski, cheryl a casone. "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. late developments in the reagan national disaster. th

one of the cia's core mission collecting human intelligence. increase the necessity of confirming the cia director prepared on day one to take them head-on. roughly a quarter of a century have devoted my professional life to this national security and served as chief of antiterrorism and national security in u.s. attorney for the eastern district of texas. homeland security and judiciary committee. director of national intelligence, i have the privilege of working closely with president trump andnd overw agencies of the u.s. intelligence community the agency i have the honor of being nominated to believe in each of these roles i served with fidelity to the constitution and the rule of law that voice prioritized american civil the, something i will continue to do if confirmed to serve again. national security professionals and together prepared through a tumultuous time the world and thee cia's more indispensable than ever before. demanding relentless execution. we will collect intelligence, especially intelligence in every corner of the globe,

of the cor- part of the core part of the governing's _ part of the core part of the governing's mission of the governing's mission to - part of the core part of the i governing's mission to create growth. she is talking about ways to free up the planning system some more big projects can be built. that means the environmental impact process and reducing the number or looking at reducing the number of organisations that have to be consulted about big projects are things like environmental inspectors and historic inspectors and historic inspectors and historic inspectors and everyone who would have a view on planning. and all of that she says is to speed up the process. one big issue she was asked about is the potential for a issue she was asked about is the potentialfor a new runway at heathrow airport. she didn't quite go as far as to say she would be to turn the decision would be to turn the decision would come soon and this is what she said. fix, would come soon and this is what she said.— what she said. a lot has changed _ what she said. a lot has changed in _ what she said. a lot has

the core of our story doesn't change. how we see at my change. the more channels we can count, there's all sorts of things, instagram, tiktok. the media channels might change, the ecosystems might change, but the core of our story is still very much who we are as chanel. francine: if you like when you talk about her, it's talking about a little bit of your story. you have a unique story. you grew up in a town in india where not many females were educated to a higher level, so what was that journey like? leena: it was a long journey. i grew up in a small town in the southwest of india. the world of luxury refinement and sophistication was very far away from where he grew up. it was a small town like many other, most of my memories are of me running barefoot in the town and having my little bike and running around. women being ambitious was not the norm. i remember my mother constantly telling me who will marry you, you are so ambitious, do you know what you're going to do with your life? very limited access to role models, opportunities, i did eng

unit, and anyone who comes in and falls in line because we are built around our core.y really delivered for us today. our playmakers made plays when the previous record of 3a under, set by cameron smith at the same course in 2022. matsuyama had to sink a birdie on the last hole to clinch the record. the detroit lions finished as the top seed in the nfc, while the tampa bay buccaneers and denver broncos grabbed the final two play—off spots on the final sunday of the nfl regular season. lions running back jahmyr gibbs scored four touchdowns as they thumped the minessota vikings 31—9. the win gives them a bye in week one and home advantage throughout the play—offs. this has been in the making for a while. you know, it takes a special group of guys, and you have to go through what we have gone through, the core unit, and anyone who comes in and falls in line because we decisions he's ever made. the oklahoma city thunder won a franchise record 15th successive win in the nba, beating the boston celtics 105 points to 92. that extended oklahoma's lead at the top of the western

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flexibility is core to our building design.tenance operations in the sen 42gse building we have 22,000 square feet of workshop space and 25 air side base and jay mentioned with 626 we are in scheme attic design and plan for example programming for the second phase but it is in the part of the improvement program. project goals as jay mentioned are -- shared between the car buildings and this is something and other compossiblies of design we are working through. flexible, durable, propable, safe and timeless. and with the real focus between the two projects being on flexibility as we have a lot more difference with multiple tenabilities of various size in cargo and office. this is a very hard working camp us and our end is more so. with this showing viewos west area and north mc donald and champions from a pedestrian per spektdive and the built environment here. similar to what jay touched on 626 there are buildings with that are in the existing context this will be demoed in phase one, left showing 750 or 730 or 710 would be re

so you have a wide range of dollars for this core initiative. >> clearly the all $6.8 billion is notfor the core initiative. >> so is there any type of cost estimate from the administration kind of can tell us how much we are anticipating that dollars wise that will go under this core initiative in roughly about how much will go through this waiver and in i think that i think at this point the best way to do that is to stay in close partnership with the boardpa about developig these solutions and also making sure that we make very diligent use of our quarterly reporting, our you know, office check ins and part of that building a you know, building a closer working relationship between both sides of the second floor. but that's not something we have to present at this time. >> i, i understand you literally it's like less than three weeks being here and we appreciate i personally appreciate efforts in communication and dialogs have been open and receptive and responsive and i hope that you've received you have the me impression about my my myself and my team and my colleagues. >> i thi

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off solutions and notable example, is there pivotal involvement in the 19 eighties and one of our core or thousands joined the message to support the military, what were some for you? we have seen the crucial role in responding to the corporate 19 pandemic, offering essential services, equipment and manpower to assist in addressing the crisis that wasn't want us for each with wising original intentions and mounting slides, particularly for me as well. procedure is once again stepping into the spot. this event is titled marchers toward some that we already carry some serious messages there. prepare to counter any potential threats to slice round. the message from the young and seasoned by side to members present today is clear. they are prepared to swiftly drive out design a scream, and american aggressors from the region. they believe that true redemption lies in expelling these intruders until the american bases are dismantled and as our industry theme is eradicated, peace will remain elusive in the region of these countries are the root cause of all the sufferings endured by the peop

. >> we are still at our core a democracy. this is also a massive victory for democracy and for freedom. >> and now a discussion on the peace corps and the impact that their volunteers have been regions around the world, pacifically in the indo pacific region. on the center for strategic and international studies, this is just under one hour. >> thanks very much, and morning to all of you. thank you for joining us on a monday morning. i'm a senior advisor here at csis, and i'm thrilled to welcome you all here both in person and online to a conversation with the director of the peace corps. john f. kennedy founded the peace corps in 1961 to foster a global peace and friendship through international service. over the past six plus decades, it's done just that. forming lasting ties of goodwill between the u.s. and ford communities around the world. today, the peace corps faces a shifting landscape and new challenges that it has not faced in the past. climate change, health care crises, even a shifting geopolitical landscape. i'm

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core cpi in particular, lower than expected. shelter, a sticking point, posting its smallest yearly gain in three years, so does this put a rate cut back on the table? maybe a couple of them and maybe before the second half. let's ask julia coronado, the founder of policy perspectives and senior cnbc reporter. steve, i hate to do this right away, but -- we met two in a row. >> not bad. look at the reaction. what are the odds for rate cuts at this point? >> let's put them up right away, we just refreshed the chart and they are higher, but they are not high in the sense that if you take a look at it, i mean, everything until may is still below 50%. you get to june, you are at 63%, which is better than 50, but it is not tremendous conviction. and the important thing is, folks, if you are on the radio, it goes may, june, and in december for the second cut. so, just so you understand that december 2nd, we are looking at the possibility of another cut after that and that is still below 50% and personally, i think that is right. i thin

placing our core national interest above all else is not isolation.n—sense realisation that a foreign policy centred on our national interest is not some outdated relic. since the emergence of the modern nation state over two centuries ago, countries acting based on what they believe to be their core national interest has been the norm, not the exception and for our country, placing the interest of america and americans above all else has never been more relevant or more necessary than it is right now. in the end, how can america mode the cause of peace on earth if it is not first safe at home? what good is america and our allies it is not strong and how can america help end the suffering of gods children across the world if it is not first prosperous at home? i thank you and i hope i can earn your support, whether it's because you believe i would do a good job or because you want to get rid of me. either way, the result is the same. thank you. i have voice been impressed with your view, particularly of the kind of problems that we face in our lane, r

first, the cia has neglected its core mission -- collecting foreign intelligence. put more simply, stealing secrets. intelligence collection is the main effort. every other job is a supporting effort. if you do not collect intelligence by handling spies or hacking computers, you should ask yourself how you support those who do or how you use what they produce. i have seen way too many reports over the years with phrases like according to, based on, judging by followed only by diplomatic accounts in press reports. in other words, not intelligence. it has gotten worse over the last four years. those sources are not unimportant but without clandestine intelligence we might get briefed by a think tank or read the newspaper. the cia has become too bureaucratic. i realize allen dulles probably had the same complaint five years after the cia was created but it has gotten worse in no small part thanks to former director brennan's so-called modernization. talkers have replaced doers, managers with no field experience have taken over operational roles. the ratio at the cio i

raising a minimum wage should be so core to the democratic party. it is now $7.25 an hour. president biden raised it to $15 an hour. he tried to put it in the covid relief bill and you know what stopped him? the parliamentarian. the parliamentarian is unelected and i assure you know republican president would let himself be stopped by the parliamentarian. there are too many take ways we say we believe in this but we won't spend any political capital on it. we believe in justice between israel and palestine but we will not say anything. there are too many ways in which the democratic party has tried to have it both ways. we want to help people but we became a party that would only help until the point where if we went any further would mean offending our donor class, or billionaires. do we do the right thing or do we try to win? call me old-fashioned. i think you do the right thing and that's when you win. we need the moral core of the democratic party back in terms of our dedication to people, unequivocal dedication to people. this conversation about money. hillary clinton

gains in core pce, as anticipated. the peso, the dollar losing ground against it. wait and see mode on whether trump follows through. reuters reporting the deadline extended to march 1. the drop indicates the dollar losing ground. natalia: apple is up 2%. solid result. sales in china down 11%. the ceo gave the optimistic outlook saying it was due to inventory issues and suggesting demand was not as bad as third parties reported. services was bright. the stock on pace for 8% gain this week. one of the best performers today, ambev, the adjusted forecast for '25 was better than expected and they expect more from two drugs. analysts say there are not many big catalysts ahead. the stock will continue to beat, the commentary from jp. one of the worst performers in the s&p, walgreens is down 10%. main reason is suspension of dividends. this is a signal cash flow generation is a concern however some say during the year, evercore is saying the suspension will save $650 million for fy25. scarlet: meaningful. thank you. the tariffs story. >> canada and mexico are our largest

>> this is the core of the daily work and frankly i mentioned before foreign policy was a big debates on the state department we are having fruitful productive debates every day and at every single level. on how to strengthening alliance and partnerships working together on global security concerns while attending to her concerns about democratization. this balance and i hate to you to use the word builds that recognizing the interconnectedness for example of some of our countries and i would list for example egypt is very concerned about domestic human rights record that is not necessarily getting any better. there we have a very important security partnership within egypt and we work with our colleagues and experts in the embassy handed washington to try to make the case diplomatically. i didn't mention it's the core to the mission to use our diplomatic engagement to make the case for the government of egypt that essentially this is not good for partnership and the largest country that so young is not a recipe for stability, so using our diplomatic relationship to really make this c

i had my core group of, like, very tight, like, three friends.n we look at autism, we characterize it by, like, lack of eye contact, what i do now is away from the camera, it's for my own comfort. faces are confusing. it's a lack of mirror neurons in your brain working properly to allow you to experience empathy, to realize where somebody is coming from, or to realize that body language means that. at its core, autism is a social disorder, it's neurological disorder that people are born with, and it's a big, big spectrum. it wasn't until i was a teenager that i heard autism in relation to myself, and i rejected it. i was very loud, i took up a lot of space, and it was because mostly taking up s let everybody else know where i existed in the world. i didn't like to talk to people really, and then, when i did, i overshared. i was very difficult to be around. but the friends that i have are very close. i click with our atypical kiddos than other people do. in experience, i remember when i was five years old and not wanting people to touch me because

putting our core national interests once again above all else. just four years ago i believe we began to see the outlines in the beginning of what that would look like during president trump's first term, american strength was a deterrent to our adversaries and gave us leverage and did democracy. there were no new wars. isis was vice rated. zelenskyy man e.u. dead. americans were safer as a result. now, president trump returns to office with an unmistakable mandate from the voters. they want a strong america. a strong america engaged in the world. but guided by a clear objective. to promote peace abroad and security and prosperity here at home. that is the promise president trump was elected to keep. and if i am confirmed, keeping that promise will be the core mission of the united states department of state. now tragically, horrifying atrocities and unimagine believe human suffering can be found on virtually every continent. i'm certain i will be asked about the array of programs and activities the department of state carries out to address them