so making the abide sag eatons in salmon, hired sushi, i can eat the door to you. candidate status as wide open light. the f. net d o given on the aga georgians, have made it abundantly clear that this is their wish. death thus, you know, your winches burbock has travelled to georgia in the wake of mars protests that forced the government to withdraw. closely watched draft log. the legislation would have forced organizations that receive foreign funding through register as foreign agents. protestors took to the streets to hold the bill seen as a 1st step in potential repressions. young george and spent nights and days fighting to stop their government adopting what they see is anti democratic ideas. they want to turn decisively away from russia and putin. that's what makes g yorkie and his fellow students take to the streets are we are major all historic members of the european society. and we wish to integrate into 0 can union bits written in our constitution ends. it's agreed in our society. the most recent fight was ever proposed bill, which protest to say was similar to russia's r

we're all more connected than ever one of the big growth segments for eaton is data markets. market and we serve the data center market. in addition everything we make today is becoming more intelligent. all the legacy devices we made, they all have micro processors and connecting and streaming data that gives us the ability to sell higher value add in the components we sell and we have an opportunity to monetize the information and the insight coming off these devices through selling data as a service or selling software. >> you sell data as a service right now? >> absolutely. we're in the early stages, but really exciting opportunity for us to really think about how you create insights from the information coming off of the millions of devices that we have out in the marketplace. >> how sensitive are your end markets right now to exactly the day dense of the economy at this point? what are you seeing and hearing back from customers? >> our end markets, i would say r quite strong right now and despite all the discussion around potentially some sort of recession this year we

>>'s david norm eaton is a former permanent secretary of the home of this and he doubts that migrants off by legislation passed by the u.k. government. >> what i'm hoping to hear tomorrow is that there is some practical follow-through to the leslation, because it perhaps -- you can pass all the legislation you want, but it doesn't follow that people on the others out of the channel who are seeking asylum will change their behavior as a result. indeed, it's quite likely they will still come in considerable numbers. and if they do, the government has to answer the question, where will they be detained, because the government says they will be detained, and where will they be returne to? there are only two places that the government has agreements with at the moment. one is albania, that is helpful because there are a lot of albanian asylum-seekers at the moment. and the other is rwanda, where, because of legal arguments, and any possible deportations to rwanda are completely blocked, and probably will be for a year. this legislation being announced tomorrow won't come into effect for 6-

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eaton's have come here for years . this is good to see, though it's ah i've never seen him letting out this much worse. that's a good like sonoma already has all the fresh water it needs and then some, but then some is taking up space reserved for the coming storm inflows to keep the water from uncontrollably running out the emergency spillway. sister reservoir lake mendocino was the first to begin releasing excess water back in mid january before the rains. lake oroville, california's second largest mega reservoir, looked like this. this is how it looks now. so the reservoir began releasing water march the 10th friday it was releasing so much water close by roads were closed near the spillway for safety. payment has two big sierra reservoirs. comanche in party party reservoir, which is the main reason or that we get our drinking water supply is 100% full or spilling a little bit over the top of that, as it's designed to do higher up the mountain is comanche. it's 90% full, but with enough space to take a lot more wate

but nick eatons not just trying to help nazi enthusiasts play dress up. know he's created a means of communication between members of the ultra right wing, free from the scrutiny of the mentally healthy part of the population. you can't see any swastikas or rooms. these should be clothes that people are comfortable wearing around town so that they can recognize each other terrorizing civilians alongside nikita in was the militant yoga master to deal with our lansky search him up on google. and you might run into his seemingly harmless invitation to yoga classes, but a quick visit to his instagram will leave you without any doubt that he is just one more neo nazi. that's not although there was yet another fascist among them. oswald, lemme, i wanted criminal in russia. these are the people that key of seems to think are fighting for freedom against the so called bruton regime. today, the russian federation is an entity involving a large number of, into ethnic, into religious, socio political and other conflicts. these are the people who are fighting against

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scotty morris disappeared thursday night from his hometown in eaton, about 75 miles northwest of indianapolis foot four about 150 pounds, hundreds of volunteers have joined the search as of yesterday. the search is set to resume today. >>> to another alert, russian president putin making a surprise trip to ukraine. he visited the russian occupied city, the site of some of the fearest combat of russia's invasion. it comes after the international criminal court issued a warrant for his arrest. he will head back to russia for a meeting with chinese president xi jinping in moscow tomorrow. rachel, over to you. >> rachel: thank you will. wall street is bracing for another chaotic week as we learn the biden administration has reportedly turned to billionaire warren buffett for guidance in the wake of the bank collapse. meanwhile a new study claims nearly 200 banks risk collapsing just like svb with investments making them very sensitive to interest rate hikes. sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. great to have you on as always on sunday morning. what do you make of this? is w

then i listen to someone like the eaton ceo on the show earlier today, and he's talking about 85% of his end markets they expect to see solid double digit growth in 2023, and that's all because obviously infrastructure and the reshoring. there are kinds of pockets within the economy that are okay and that's -- those are the areas i still want to be invested in from a portfolio management point of view >> steve, i guess you had to figure that the chair was going to be more hawkish today that was the risk, i guess, going in it's notable, too, what phil lebeau reported earlier about used car prices and the fed chair discussing the fact that goods disinflation seems to be slowing a bit and services disinflation is really slow, and therein lies the problem, right? >> yeah, he's just not getting the help i think it was interesting the way he kind of explained how his view has changed because of the data we've been talking about almost every day from january. not only did it come in hotter than expected but those revisions. and how that's affecting fed officials saying the data has changed

scotty morris disappeared thursday night from his hometown of eaton about 75 miles northwest of indianapolisf volunteers have joined the search yesterday. the search is set to resume again today. will, over you. will: thank you, rachel. a concern chinese nationals are crossing into the u.s. in record numbers. so far this fiscal year border patrol has encountered over 4,000 chinese nationals, more than the last two years combined. and cartels are reportedly cashing in big on this surge with smugglers charging chinese nationals sometimes triple what they charge migrants from central america. here to react is political consultant and author of the art of the new cold war, america versus china, lee stein hour. lee, great to have you this morning. we began to explore this yesterday. the rise in terms concern numbers is one thing. the advertising by the cartels in china for increased profits, ooh another. i think what concerns most of us, lee, is what is the goal of these chinese nationals that are coming to the united states? how many among those numbers are hered another the ill will for the uni

ge's been on a tear ever since it spun off the health care division eaton sitting near a new high.ockwell some of the airlines have also been doing well. but that's about it, kelly some of the big global industrials one of the only sectors having any positive momentum back to you. >> that's a great point. bob, thank you meanwhile, the fed being blamed again for the latest sell-off on wall street. investor fears are rising as they weigh the likelihood of rates staying higher for longer. and you just heard what you can get on cd ands bonds those higher rates are sending people into those asset classes but are stocks still the best place to be? joining us to make the case is jerry castleini. have you been tempted yourself by some of these, treasurydirect.gov and all the rest of it >> i mean, why not for a portfolio that needs consistent returns and doesn't have risk, you bet it's a gift. but let's not forget about the gift you have in stocks right now at the same time and all the negatives that i think by this point there's not going to be any real surprise that we're in a tough econo

they know it is no one you to eaton own your own decisions in a capitalistic society but they see friendsng friends and people in high places who are wealthy and position of power, they don't need to use the words american knows what it means in there saying what's in it for me. by the way every time joe biden spends trillions of dollars of money we don't have on things we don't need. we end up paying the bill. people are smart they know the taxpayers will be on the hook and is not doing anything to bring down core inflation. i been. under critical public as a democrat, take them tremendous opportunity ethic speaker mccarthy is doing this and president trump is doing this and others are talking about getting the fiscal sanity back, being the party that could be the better financial stewards. i want to repeat again, i love what mr. trump and governor gove pence did with you there, they put together an optimistic forward-looking specific solution centric economic plan. help them to win the election in 2015. american energy, cut the duplicitous, duplicative and onerous regulations. it also t

eaton's have come here for years. this is good to see, though it's ah i've never seen him. let him out this much worse. that's a good like sonoma already has all the fresh water it needs and then some, but then some is taking up space reserved for the coming storm inflows to keep the water from uncontrollably running out the emergency spillway. sister reservoir lake mendocino was the first to begin releasing excess water back in mid january before the rains. lake oroville, california's second largest mega reservoir, looked like this. this is how it looks now. so the reservoir began releasing water march the 10th. friday it was releasing so much water close by roads were closed near the spillway for safety. east bay. mud has two big sierra reservoirs. comanche in party party reservoir, which is the main reason or that we get our drinking water supply is 100% full or spilling a little bit over the top of that, as it's designed to do higher up the mountain is comanche. it's 90% full, but with enough space to take a lot more water. it will also have to deal with the massive sno

eaton's have come here for years . this is good to see, though it's ah i've never seen him letting out this much worse. that's a good sonoma already has all the fresh water it needs and then some, but then some is taking up space reserved for the coming storm inflows to keep the water from uncontrollably running out the emergency spillway. sister reservoir lake mendocino was the first to begin releasing excess water back in mid january before the rains. lake oroville, california's second largest mega reservoir, looked like this. this is how it looks now. so the reservoir began releasing water march the 10th friday it was releasing so much water close by roads were closed near the spillway for safety. payment has two big sierra reservoirs. comanche in party party reservoir, which is the main resort that we get. our drinking water supply is 100% full or spilling a little bit over the top of that, as it's designed to do higher up the mountains, comanche it's 90% full, but with enough space to take a lot more water, it wil

what kind of insights you have >> well, first, of all blenrep eaton's has now been issued an arrest warrantby th international criminal court for being a war criminal the russian federation launche an invasion of ukraine the russian federation under the orders of lottery putin ha engaged in multiple war crimes and i think the chines president has to be very careful when he visits a war criminal, and he is currentl siding with a country that i weak, their military has bee shown to be far weaker tha anyone ever imagined and, the economy of california for example is twice as larg as the economy of russia so i don't really understand why china would want t associate themselves with this week, losing, and failing, country. >> one thing i appreciate you, many, things you always tell i like it is the way you say it and i appreciate tha congresswoman ten liu thank yo thank you so much will back in 2018 which feels like a lifetime ago, stormy daniels said she knew something he could bring dow to presidents. you're gonna hear that next. and, a trump insider until january 6th joins me on ho this might

van eaton, get for joining us. our second speaker to the left as my friend, chief of police in fort worth texas. we are joined our department as chief has decades of experience and i think you'll find him to be someone you want to be your friend, so please connect with him after as well. to charles ramsey, who is currently the adviser of the u.s. conference of mayors on these issues, but really a giant of amanda policing in this country. former police commissioner of the philadelphia police department, incredibly well respected, and probably the only one in this room who can say he bears the like this on a u.s. postage stamp in our country. >> and, last but certainly not, least destruct what flurry. the executive director of the -- an extensive background also on police long forsman with a breath of knowledge and work across the u.s. currently advising our communities, including u.s. cities and also abroad. thank you, very much charging us. so i'm gonna dive right. and i'm gonna start with juanita. you have been in

until joe clark convinced two white northerners with homes in the area, louis lawrence and josiah eatonse if they could incorporate, that meant they could vote, they could have their own law enforcement, they could manage their own business. >> reporter: everett fly is a landscape architect who has spent more than four decades researching black towns. >> by 1915, there were less than 60 incorporated black towns in the entire united states. >> reporter: how many of those 60 are left? >> i think probably 20, 25 is all that's left. more than 90% of it is about racism. it's everything from, oh, it's not important, or they won't know the difference if we move them out or erase them. no one is going to do anything. ggli. store.dian income here thhenly there is n supearket, no gas station, no phcy so many of the black towns have disappeared. what is different about eatonville? >> we have the ability to do here is to leverage the genius of zora neale hurston and the authenticity of eatonville as achural and historical space kichlt zora tourism exists already. the zora festival before covid regu

and i want to thank the community mental health authority of clinton and eaton counties for working so closely with michigan state university right now to provide support for everyone who needs it. so many different things are happening on campus and across the community. just one example, counselors from community mental health have set up a place in the east lansing public library where they're providing resources and immediate support from therapists and people are volunteering it their time to help make this happen as well. they brought in support animals to comfort those in pain. clinics like community mental health don't just provide help after a crisis, though, this is about helping people every day. helping people in the first place so that there's a place to call, and there is, and the people in the community, family members concerned, people in neighborhoods seeing something they're concerned about need to call and ask for help. but better mental health isn't enough. we also need to make it harder for people who arm others to get their hands on guns. because it's one thing if

don't bet against eaton. don't bet against dover. they sold the elevator business in 1998.ll about lowering the carbon footprint those companies are all really good you could say, caterpillar, wait a second, they're talking about speaking to data and understanding data but these are smart -- they're making smart earth movers. these are real ompanies, and they're doing the best, andthe should be doing the worst, because people, if you looked at them the way they were 20 years ago, they all figured it out >> from industrials, really quickly, to transports sh that's alan shaw of norfolk southern who will be testifying before a committee about east palestine, but other reports that there have been other unreported incidents that regulators are beginning to probe into. >> when you go over the conference calls of the railroads, there's always this period, probably like about two minutes in, where they talk about safety and your eyes typically glaze over, why? because the safety record is so amazing of our railroads versus the way it used to be. so, this is -- really does fly in t

eaton is right.the oncoming one fell, or what? yes when do you fight fire? you ignite so that the fire goes. meeting, then every, then elementary simply there is a georgian army strikes at russian bases in south abkhazia, there are russian military bases. they say it's our territory. what makes russia the same as it was in the south. wait, what are you suggesting? i understood a beautiful scheme with an oncoming one. i didn't understand its implementation. what is the point of the double standards of our correct good and comfortable, what is it when around our uh, hmm space is happening, this is on fire, this is necessary extinguish, that is, actually the government. i already understood that you are proposing to set fire to, at least blow up norway, you have already proposed. although they called it like this . yes, that's good georgian, wait, something that's what we have to help the government roll up in case. we are even close to participating even so that they accuse that the russians are suppre

wages are not giving up with the pace of inflation so at what point is this eaton to demand that has a lot of inflation. homebuilder sentiment at a time when drapes are your 7%. how much do we see this rebounding anyway? the idea that there is room to tighten war and will not disrupt markets substantially. the earnings we get, including manchester united, which in another moment perhaps we talk about in terms of their potential sale and the glazer family. also adobe and alphabet. i'm curious to see between the haves and have-nots, the market consolidation in the tech giants. all the tech giants have had a different story this year. we hear about job cuts and over enthusiasm in cloud computing. the earnings will tell a story that perhaps is more consistent than the macro winds that keep flowing in all directions. jonathan: the focus is firmly elsewhere. credit suisse is down 11% at 1.98. we know some fantastically talented people at that institution facing a difficult time. the head of macro strategy at td securities princess. -- academy securities joins us. what is your take on what

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