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ellen: we will have to see continued softening.y for economists because we love dismal data. tom: why are you looking at me at this moment? ellen: lisa gives me optimism. jonathan: if someone says lisa gives you optimism. ellen: we want softer jobs, softer inflation on the month-to-month basis. tom: you turn on a dying. in february, you are transitory and you came out and said boom. what could be your new transitory where you say boom, i'm wrong. wesley attribute within the morgan stanley team? ellen: when we came with our year ahead outlooks we thought inventory building would be huge this year and that would create a lot of downward pressure and it didn't come through. we admitted that earlier in the year. we moved away from that call which is important to do. it could just be timing because we are seeing inventory sales ratios are not that out of whack. there doesn't need to be a lot of inventory building outside a lot of sectors. when you get that broad inventory building of overbuilding we will miss to the downside on inflatio

morgan, ellen degeneres' character, came out.ming out, which was a brave thing to do when you're the lead of a sitcom. >> if it wasn't difficult, i would have done it a long time ago and everybody else who's closeted who is in this business would do it. >> it really became a national event. >> that felt so great. and it felt so loud. >> she must have felt this huge relief. >> i mean, she was us. she was america, but she just was gay. >> but conservative and religious organizations objected to the idea of a gay person coming out on national television. >> oh, paige, you wild, impetuous fool. >> the abc sitcom "ellen" is being cancelled just one year after the pain character came out as a lesbian. >> in "entertainment weekly" you said you were dropped or fired basically because i'm gay, is that a correct quote? >> i believe that because the show was so gay, yes. >> the fact that the show didn't continue must have been extremely traumatic and hard on her. >> ellen was driven out of the industry for a while after that episode, so the

best known as the energetic dj for "the ellen degeneres show." a dj, dancer, husband, and father of three. ellen degeneres responding tonight, and so is his family. >>> this evening, marking ten years since newtown. the new memorial to those teachers and the children. and president biden's message tonight to those families and the country. >>> your tax money tonight. a pastor and his son facing charges for allegedly stealing more than $8 million in federal money, covid relief funds. and what they claimed the money was for. >>> cinderella falls. the stage now set for the world cup finals, and the star player who will be there. >>> and our made in america christmas continues. tonight, i'll take you right to harlem for some good old fashioned barbecue, and they're giving back this christmas. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with this tornado touching down moments ago in new orleans, amid a string of deadly tornadoes across several states. a mother and her young son among the dead. al

. >>> and the tragic suicide of ellen's former deejay stephen "twitch" boss. the message from his wife. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> the massive weather system we have been tracking the last few nights is extending its reach and impact, spawning a punishing tornado outbreak continuing in the south right now. local news viewers in new orleans watching a short time ago as a tornado roared through the city with early reports of damage. it's all part of a sprawling weather mass that has brought crippling blizzard conditions to the upper midwest and violent storms across several southern states, killing at least three people and there are new watches and warnings posted tonight in the south. the weather service calling it a particularly dangerous situation as the east braces for the storm's next act we have it all covered starting with morgan chesky in louisiana. >> reporter: tonight a huge tornado churning across new orleans >> there you can see a very large tornado oh, now we've got the power flashes. get to your safe place right

this floating facility is the centerpiece of germany's new ellen g terminal, built in record time in the hope of ending dependency on russian gas and adding to an existing europe white network. the, i'm on the, we've spoken to our friends on europe's west coast, in the netherlands and belgium, about extending their terminals and carrying capacity. and france will send us gas for the 1st time to want to leave under liquefied natural gas comes from all around the world, but imports from russia into europe have risen to record levels, accounting for 13 percent of the total. beyond my net whom f liquid inputs from russia to europe are increasing again to spain and friends and fun. and there are long term contracts between these countries and russian law. some is also going to belgium and the netherlands, and this gas is being sent on to germany, uses gas for donald vide doggedly fat snuff, deutschland siberian gas is being transported by. see, russia has been building new ellen gee, terminals of its own export volumes are smaller than before. but russia is earning $5.00 to $10.00 times m

ellen's favorite dancer and partner eventually executive producer.show was ending back in may, twitch reflected on his time there on "today." >> it was so emotional. and what was crazy though, it was like you know, it was a lot of the little things that started to really get me, not even the big moments. >> reporter: as recently as sunday, twitch was dancing with his wife, alison holker, in front of their christmas tree. they had just posted celebrating their ninth wedding anniversary. friends and fans stunned by the news he took his own life tuesday. he was the backbone of our family, the best husband and father and an inspiration to his fans, holker said. to say he left a legacy would be an understatement. his death adding to a devastating trend. suicide rates up nationally the will last two decades. the highest spike in recent years among black americans. >> one of the things that we will here in the black community is this pride in not looking like what i'm going through. so folks don't know when they are struggling. >> reporter: in may, twitch w

it would fit for green. ellen g, you can do green. ellen g by a power to guess, and that's competed if and technically and economically feasible compared to ellen . she imports from kata. so we should definitely look and create new energy partnerships which have our values, which really can import then green energy in whatever form. ah, but many molecules sell and, and she in ellen, she so it's, it's definitely doable. and there should be the following break it, i'm sorry, i want break. i want to ask you, before we run out of time, the approval process of the construction of this. it lasted only 10 months, or that's lightspeed by diamond regulatory standards. it's often been said that would be nice to have this for renewable approvals for wind turbines, for solar cells. does the set a precedent briefly if you can? no, it doesn't. a we've, we have this in vaccinations that we saw many light speed, but not in energy transition. we definitely need this for climate action to accelerate wind and solar and so on. and if you compared to corona, ah, the money we spent were co, nora corona woul

and ellen degeneres leads tributes to stephen �*twitch�* boss, the dancer and dj on her show.come to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. and let's kick off in qatar, where france has shattered morocco�*s hopes of becoming the first african and arab nation to reach the world cup finals. they put up quite a fight, dominated possession, but a clinical france won 2—0. the defending champions will now meet argentina in the final this sunday. it's quite simply a salivating prospect for fans of football. both teams are hoping for their third world cup trophy. let's start our coverage with olly foster in doha. what a final it should be on sunday between the reigning champions france, and lionel messi's argentina. the french winning 2—0 here in the second of semi—finals at the al bayt stadium against morocco. the moroccans have been the story of the world cup but it's the end of the road for them. the french took the lead very early on. theo hernandez with a scissor kick from a very tight angle after a kylian mbappe shot had deflected and fell to him kindly, but morocco

it's happening via, via a new ellen g terminal. the country's 1st and courtesy of this ship, the hug esperanza lovely name. it's all happening here and bill holmes hoffman on germany's north coat north sea coast. that's where the ship, the central part of the terminal will convert the delivered ellen g back to its gaseous state. and the floating terminal in vill hm sullivan is connected to the natural gas network in germany, vh 26 kilometer pipeline. the pipeline cost around $150000000.00 euros and can deliver around 6 percent of germany's natural gas supply needed in a year. right now it's just in test phase full operation is expected in january. was learn more about this with me. how's standard? he's professor for energy storage and energy systems at the technical university o. t h. regensburg be held. great to have you on the show. first flows, we've had multiple milestones with this terminal. the fact was completed. now we have a ship that's there and now we have the 1st flows going in and give us some sense of how important th

ellen: great question. we struggle with this too.nk that some of the criteria that we are using, looking at fair value on a valuation basis. secondly, even the winners come you have to think about who is structurally placed for this environment to do better? which managements are making the right decisions? in the earlier segment, one of the people talked about how management, depending on the management some companies have managed the supply chain better. inventory levels amongst retailers are very different, so we are taking cues from them. guy: how tough do you think it is to convince u.s. investors to put money to work in europe now? they have been burned so many times. is that a tough conversation? what feedback you get? ellen: absolutely right, it is a tough conversation. but we stick to our knitting having invested in this region for a very long time and our track record of alpha generation. at the end of the day there are so many companies. we are constructing our portfolio with 50 to 70 stocks and we are still finding plenty

ellen: it won't look good.s, it has to happen because you cannot have the spr full of light crude oil. american refiners, if they have to use it for some kind of national emergency, or say there is a hurricane, you need various different types of crude. but it will not look good. jonathon: ellen wald of the atlantic council. a fantastic conversation. whenever you talk about crude, the palooka conversation is not far away. lisa: it affects what everyone can spend. it also affects industry, especially for an oil-producing nation like the united states, which you have people saying that you want to support u.s. businesses. but then you also the question of reducing fossil fuels. did you sisi -- did you see state street moved away from certain types of filters? jonathon: they're under some pressure, let's be clear. lisa: they are and they are getting pushback from states thinking this is a political endeavor, and they are penalizing certain funds for this type of behavior. then you have others like the norwegian we

it was his dancing that first caught ellen's attention alongside the rest of the world, rising to fame"so you think you can dance. >> i'm from montgomery, alabama. >> reporter: returning as an all-star and eventually becoming a judge in 2022. fans also watched him rise from deejay to executive producer on ellen. >> over a decade ago i met someone who changed my life and our show, and i'm talking about you, twitch. come here. >> i came here to dance one time know what i mean and now i've gained a family, you know >> reporter: he stepped his way into more hearts when he gave a fwlips into his real home during the pandemic boss, alongside his wife alison, also a performer, led followers in dance alongs on social media, calling on the public to get up and move >> all we're doing is just working up a little bit of sweat, promoting positive vibe, positive energy and raising the vibration, cool. >> reporter: calling on others to collaborate the result, what boss calls the light the way challenge. >> he's there every single day, dancing, laughing, showing you, smiling with his children and dan

. >> my direction really picks up off what ellen just said about the 130 or one or 40 year timeframe and i am believing today with a real sense of energy about how much as having is also a real sense how much more that we have got to do. and they like that we get when we learn together in my spirit my call to action is that we do invest in the evidence in the research about what has the biggest impact in gender equality and we want to make that timeframe, so much shorter the means we need to get ever better and more efficient and more focused at what we do to give together and that evidence of the research and that even when we can't be the same room, that we are investing in cheering and certainly from a review of the global institute, the women's leadership community there doing that and doing it with others and everyone here soon a great and ellen, final word of a collection. >> i called election is to get us all involved and to urge all of the leaders of our countries to undertake the legal and policy actions that will ensure the promotion of women and the protection of girls. bu

celebrities, especially ellen, offering tributes. ellen wrote, i'm heartbroken. twitch was pure love and light. he was my family and i loved him with all my heart. i will miss him. please send your love and support to allison and his beautiful children. mental health professionals say when a celebrity dies in this manner, it's critical to remind everyone there is help and to reach out and talk. >> hopefully, that's what it takes to not make a permit solution for temporary feelings. >> reporter: a psychiatrist and co-founder of better you. >> i think it's important to remind ourselves and our community that we all have a mental health journey and it's not a weakness to practice vulnerability and reach out, it's a strength. >> reporter: after two years of decline, u.s. suicide rates rose 4% in 2021. the doctor says the pandemic certainly isolated people, but also put a valuable spotlight on mental well-being. >> if the pandemic has caused us to isolate, cause us to get away from our healthy social outlets and that just increases any inner turmoil. >> reporter: the

and here at home, or on the world, and in ellen's words, pursue an agenda for the promotion of women the protection of girls and i'm excited by what we can end up doing together so think you'll so much for being here with us today. >> i got. [applause] [applause]

good twitter users say they want owner ellen musk out as he oh, we'll look at what exactly that can mean for the embattled social media network. also in our show, we'll look at the promise of module building advocates say it promises faster construction and more affordable prices. welcome to the show. after months of back and forth, e u members have finally agreed on the design of an artificial price ceiling for natural gas purchases. at least for those purchases on europe's primary exchange, where prices have skyrocketed in recent months. brussels house, the agreement as another sign of solidarity. experts wonder if it'll even work. you members from eastern and southern europe got what they wanted. a lower level for the gas price kept to kick in at $180.00 euros per megawatt hour. that's more than $100.00 euro's lower than the european commission initially proposed. and had something the netherlands couldn't agree to with good reasons. critics say what the commission is doing here is fiddling with the only energy market that is in europe . i mean it the only commodities that were tradin

and here at home, or on the world, and in ellen's words, pursue an agenda for the promotion of women the protection of girls and i'm excited by what we can end up doing together so think you'll so much for being here with us today. >> i got. [applause] [applause] >> live, sunday, january 1, in in-depth, chris hedges will be our guest to talk about political revolution, war, and incarceration inmeca. the include america, a verbal to war, our class, up, and transformation in american prison, and the greatest people since the war. join the conversation with your calls, facebook comments,, texts, and tweets. in depth, live, sunday, january book tv on c-span two. >> c-span now is a free mobile app for you during your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington, live and on-demand, keep up with the day's biggest events with hearings from u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. stay current with all of the latest episodes of washington journal and scheduling information from c-span's tv network and radio and a array o

the facility will allow germany to import ellen jay from other parts of the world, including a signed deal to import from cut off from 2026. but the project has been criticized for prolonging germany's reliance on fossil fuels contradicting the government's climate goals. did we reconcile clement protection and energy transition with combating need? but combating need is the priority. this facility can supply 50000 households annually. and belinda is now planning on building more alan j terminals, adding to a europe wide network that it hopes will help provide energy independence or staying with this topic, we're joined now by constantine saga an energy expert from the n g o environmental action germany, welcome to d, w, so german officials appeared to be very pleased indeed with this terminal. can you give us your reaction to it? well, for me it's robbers half day today because this is a new fossil infrastructure. and as of them by mental organization, we understand why it has been builds and why we need that speed. but then on the other hand, there have been quite some on don slides

a lot of fans, people who always watched the "ellen" show. it's tough for a lot of people today. >> we watched him five days a week. high-energy dances and music. twitch started as a guest deejay in 2014, then he became an executive producer on the show in 2020. he first rose to fame as a contestant on "so you think you can dance." he was also an actor who appeared in several films. today's news shocked holiday and sparked several condolences and tributes. ellen wrote, i'm heartbroken. he was my family and i loved him with all my heart. i will miss him. please send your love and support to allison and his beautiful children. he leaves behind three beautiful children. >> i know you got a chance to speak with mental health professionals today and they told you that there is help, right? >> and they want to remind people, when a celebrity dies like this, everyone felt like they knew twitch. it's a reminder that anyone can find themselves in crisis. and they want you to know that there is always help available. you just need to reach out. i spoke

and here at home, or on the world, and in ellen's words, pursue an agenda for the promotion of women the protection of girls and i'm excited by what we can end up doing together so think you'll so much for being here with us today. >> i got. [applause] [applause] [background sounds]. >> the u.s. senate is now in recess until 215 easter today, when the lawmakers return, there will be several books on judicial nominations and next week i visited with sue to get 2023, has programs and policies legislation, and off of course the lawmakers continue to negotiate putting federal government passed december 16th the witness in a returns, watch live coverage from right here as he spent two. "c-span2". >> congress gets back to work, they say the incoming 118th commerce alexis leaders makes key committee assignments, reaches new members and sets an agenda for january 2023 and meanwhile going when our 17th congress, uses final weeks to tackle unfinished business such as defense spending definitive and funding for the federal government which is sent to expire on december 16th and follow it all, l

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we'll get the latest from beijing, twitter owner, ellen mask. it says he'll in the suspension of journalists through tweeted public data about his location, the reinstatement follow a warning by the un and the e. u threatening sanctions. and in football, croatia and morocco prepared to go head to head in the world cups. 3rd place, playoff, who get the latest from carter as the tournament enters its final weekend. ah, lou, i'm jarrett drake. thank you for your company today. germany has opened its 1st liquefied natural gas terminal. it's a key part of its efforts to wayne itself. off rush and gas, chancellor, olaf, sholtes, and other top officials took part in the official opening ceremony at the north sea portal vill hems half in the new energy infrastructure. he is part of germany strategy to import gas from other parts of the world. sholtes praise the speed at which the project was completed. a 3rd of october, when we announced our goal to build an g terminals before the end of the year. like this one here in millions hoffen. there were many s

ellen degeneres tweeted that she was heartbroken, describing him as pure light and love.e force, someone who radiated life and positivity. after appearing as a dancer in movies like blades of glory and hairspray, boss found fame as a runner—up on so you think you can dance in 2008. he went on to become an integral part of ellen degeneres's us talk show from 2014 until it finished earlier this year. before the show came to an end degeneres surprised him with a special tribute which moved him to tears. i love you, i got you something. i love you and... i love the family that we have. and it is something that i will always remember that you gave me a place where i could just be myself. since his death was confirmed, social media has been flooded with tributes paying respects to stephen boss and his family and urging people to always check in with their loved ones. he is survived by three children and his wife who released a statement which read "we love you, we miss you and i will always save the last dance for you." the final three episodes of a new documentary about the du

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you likely saw him on the ellen degeneres show. his wife confirmed, calling him the best husband and father, an inspiration to all his fans. he gained fame after his season on "so you think you can dance." wade robinson project and star search, and of course the ellen degeneres show in 2014. he stayed right until the end of the show, when it went off the air, last year. in an instagram post, ellen degeneres wrote in part, i am heartbroken, twitch was light, he was my family, i loved him with all my heart. she also went on to call for prayers for his family. >>> a unique plan to prevent future generations from taking up smoking is taking hold, in new zealand. lawmakers passed one of the world's most strict smoking laws. here is tina krause to explain. >> 76-46, the motion is agreed. >> putting a stop to smoking. expect there is no good reason to allow a product to be sold that kills half the people that use it. >> a new law imposes a lifetime ban on young people buying cigarettes, making it illegal for anyone currently age 14 or you

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ellen said she was heartbroken. twitch rose to fame on her show as the comedian's dj.recent years, he and his wife's dance moves drew a large following. sometimes images don't match rality, according to dr. laura erickson schroth. >> a lot of times people are struggling with things under the surface that other people don't know that they're struggling with. >> reporter: that's what makes this so shocking. within days of his death, twitch was posting photos of his g andi jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> if you or someone you know iphone helped victims of a car crash in california. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." news." even when things seem quieter, the urge to protect means staying on the lookout at pfizer, we're driven to hkeby this impulse. we've reached hundreds of millions of lives with our covid-19 response. and we keep innovating. whatever comes next, we will respond fiercely. like family. ♪ ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic daily helps soot

are mourning the sudden death of stephen twitch boss best known as the dynamic dancing dj for the ellen de generous show. hollywood a listers and fans alike are paying tribute to the father of free who took his own life. the shocking death of a charismatic dancer and tv personality is raising awareness of suicide prevention terry with the green dj stephen boss known as twitch rose to fame on so you think you can dance, then became a fixture on the ellen degeneres show candy. um twizzlers. not now. it's like chocolatey bite sized situations. count on him to look over at and makes silly jokes and he's my pal. you know, he's my sidekick, which became popular and social media posting uplifting videos. police say the 40 year old took his own life in los angeles hotel room early tuesday in a social media video . just one day earlier twitch and his wife were seen dancing in front of the christmas tree lighting, and last week, the couple decorating for the holiday with their kids. staff members tell tmz twitch did not look visibly upset when he checked into the hotel nationwide, experts say sui

ellen's favorite dancer and partner eventually executive producer. when the show was ending back in may, twitch reflected on had his time there on "today." >> it was so emotional. and what was crazy though, you know, it was a lot of the little things that started to really get me. not even the big moments. >> as recently as sunday, twitch was dancing with his wife in front of their christmas tree. they just posted celebrating their ninth wedding anniversary. friends and fans stunned by the news he took his own life tuesday. he was the backbone of our family. the best husband and father and inspiration to his fans. to say he left a legacy would be an understatement. his death adding to a devastating trend, suicide rates up nationally over the last two decades. the highest spike in recent years among black americans. >> one thing that we will hear oftentimes in the black community is just this pride in not looking like what i'm going through. so the folks don't know when they're actually struggling. >> back in may, twitch was overcome talking about his

so what happens is people like ellen musk success goes to their head. ellen is an amazing innovator. he's done wonders for the world, but we're watching a lawn musk self destruct because he is high on his own press. he believes his god, and that's what happens to great innovators. they get the god complex, and then they self destruct is what happens to tyrants. we're seeing this globally where you have the leaders of some of the largest, most powerful countries in the world who have achieved to my success, and they become tyrants and becoming destructive. they're destroying their own countries, where cingus and russia and china in particular. so this is what happens to leaders who are a no um, believing their own press and gets his god complex. and jeffrey, what does your study of ceo's tell you about what the vector shared? because, you know, we're, we're all, you know, pretty plugged in folks. i know a lot of ceo, some ceo's are good managers, they, they come in and they manage all summer visionaries. they don't all come in the same size and box and style. and i'm interested in the

the economy is going to slow down globally. >> now, ellen, this is interesting.of sell side analysts and strategists talk about the possibility of earnings coming in weaker, some earnings growth issues coming up you're a person who puts money to work based upon your own valuation and you're saying that you are worried that there's going to be an earnings slowdown how big of an effect will that have on the markets? just how far could we fall if there becomes an earnings deceleration >> at causeway we're looking at companies' valuations very carefully. i think one of the things we're excited about are areas where there is a lot of negative earnings revision. there's always going to be overselling, so we're looking at areas of consumer discretionary stocks where we see good opportunities. obviously there are some we're watching closely but the reality is, you know, when earnings fall, the prices are going to fall. but we want to take advantage of the long-term investment horizon we have and we want to invest through the cycle. and also remember, sticking to our disc

ellen said she was heartbroken. twitch rose to fame on her show as the comedian's dj.recent years, he and his fe's dance moves drew a large following. sometimes images don't match reality. according to dr. laura erickson. >> a lot of times people are really struggling with things under the surface that other people don't know that they're struggling with. >> reporter: and that's what makes this so shocking. norah mentioned at the top of the broadcast or the top of this piece about the wedding anniversary. within days of his sudden death, twitch posted images of his wedding and he professed his love for his wife as they celebrated their ninth anniversary. norah? >> thank you, jeff. people sometimes struggle in silence. so we want you to know if you or someone you know is in crisis, you can call the suicide hotline. that's at 988. >>> turning overseas, we learned today that a u.s. air force veteran was part of a prisoner swap between russia and ukraine. the veteran from minnesota had been arrested by russian forces in southern ukraine in june. also today russia attacked

ellen post thd photo with the caption, i'm heart broken. twitch was pure love and light.s my family, and i loved him with all my heart. please send your love and support to alison and their children. the news is serving as a heart breaking reminder to reach out. >> it's important to remind ourselves and our community that we all have a mental health journey, and it's not a weakness to reach out. in fact, it's a strength. >> if you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, there is someone waiting and ready and willing to help 24/7. just dial or text this number on your screen. 988. there is no charge. it's confidential, and you can remain anonymous. >>> he ran a 32 billion crypto exchange and lost all the money. tonight, sam bankman freed is sitting in jail in the bahamas facing several charges of fraud. legal questions are being asked about others, including his parents who are both proves sores at stanford. >> with sam bankman freed now in custody, his former custody, ftx, and his reputation is being dissected in washington d.c., new york, and his hometown of palo

with the ship's name hug, esperanza alludes to hope this ellen g floating terminal is expected to supply 6 percent of germany's annual gas consumption. that's big, given the countries dire need for alternatives to russian energy exports. i'm in a few months with managed to establish germany's 1st liquefied gas terminal. it's a process that otherwise takes 5 to 6 years. theme will not, and the terminal will convert liquefied natural gas into gas and also serve as a storage facility. meanwhile, rushes looking to other partners to replace buyers in the u. worse than show them just using an important step to reduce the impact of sanctions and other whole style actions against russia will be the development of port and pipeline infrastructure in the south and east, including increasingly export of natural gas rushes, looking east and south. while the west turns elsewhere to put the new terminal marks of milestone for germany and finding alternatives to russian energy and it's assigned to you and russia are drifting further apart. for more we can talk to energy expert heading cloister and havi

local gas station picked up remembering stephen twitch boss the performer many will recognize from the ellen degeneres show, but we're learning about the days before his sudden death, plus every monday off, more schools are switching to a four day school week. and later we visited dogs only restaurant or dining out truly has gone to the dogs. abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone i'm andrew timber or wood in for rhiannon. severe weather is impacting much of the country right now. the death toll is rising after tornadoes swept across the new orleans area last night, and this morning parts of the mid atlantic from virginia to pennsylvania are bracing for an ice storm. but we begin in the south this morning. the damage is described as catastrophic and areas around new orleans after suspected tornadoes slammed southeast louisiana tornado is still there. the mayor of gretna says up to 5000 buildings are likely damaged in her town glass break in it sounds like my roof was coming off. amanda dufresne and her two kids tried to take shelter in the bathroo

liz: okay mary ellen? i'll tell you something.ne thing investors appear to be learning is almost like pavlov's dogs they are getting burned quite a bit here, depending on the day, and that whole thing of course there is no alternative to stocks, because stocks were the best thing going. really appears to be shifting at the moment, so you know, you brought up patty. patty versus tina is pay attention to the yield. this is where you see the opportunity. can you be a bit more specific on that? >> yes, and we really do see the opportunity, so when we look in the rear view mirror at 2022 it was a painful year for bond investors, but on a going forward basis, ink across yield curve, we are seeing in diversified investment grade portfolios 5%-plus yields, and that is very attractive, we believe, as the fed has marched interest rates up throughout the course of 2022, so for investors, pay attention to that yield. the yield on a nominal basis are looking quite attractive and provide portfolios a lot of cushion or buffer, if you will in her

>> ellen degeneres, the comedian, was about to come out. out. >> it is just reprehensible that abc, now owned by disney of all companies, is going to feature ellen as coming out of the closet. it won't be long before god knows what, you know. bestiality, incest, who knows. >> we were getting bomb threats. disney was really getting a lot of flack for even thinking about having a coming-out episode with ellen. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, i just -- susan, i'm gay. >> ellen coming out was a huge moment for me personally because, you know, i was a closeted gay guy. gay child at that time. and it was the bravest thing i saw. >> that felt great. that felt so great. >> initial reports suggests abc made a bundle on ellen's highly publicized outing on national tv last night. the broadcast was accompanied by coming-out parties all around the country, including one in birmingham, alabama, where the local abc station refused to broadcast the show. >> she did a great thing. she was brave. >> i made the decision that i wasn'

the accounts of more than half a dozen journalists who write about the company and its new owner, ellen mosque. they include reporters from the new york times c n n, and the washington post mosque treated that he couldn't accept that his real time location could be shared in what's known online as docs ng saying that it endangered his family. he said the twitter would release a feature indicating the reasons for any suspension. and that rules banning the publishing of postal information also applied to journalists. houses here is gabriel, arizona reports from new york. well, there's been a lot of shock, quite frankly, because this was very unexpected. and it wasn't really announced in advance at all . and all of the journalists that were had their account suspended, very prominent journalist from very large news organizations, cnn, the washington post the new york times. what they all had in common or have in common is they were all tech journalists that were covering twitter as a company and covering ellen mosques, takeover of twitter this year. a few of them had been somewhat critical