>> emerson se estÁ poniendo mal. >> ¿quÉ fue emerson? ¿quÉ pasÓ emerson?dejo en su cama y yo me quedo en la otra cama con la niÑa. locutor: aquÍ y ahora. despuÉs de una pausa. cuando se enferman, descansan en todas partes, y dejan gérmenes por todas partes. protección donde descansen nada elimina más virus, incluyendo el virus del covid-19, en más superficies que lysol disinfectant spray. lo que hay que hacer para proteger ok abuelo, turn left here. ok. this is where the flying reindeers play. it should be somewhere around here... ¿será esa? sí, that's it! is this santa's house? no honey, i'm sorry. oh mira... el mapa estaba al revés, eso quiere decir que debemos de ir... that way. ok abuelo, there should be a big bend coming up. covid-19. puede ser leve para algunas personas y grave para otras. los casos graves pueden deberse a un factor de alto riesgo. como las enfermedades cardíacas, la diabetes, el sobrepeso, el asma, o el tabaquismo. incluso si los síntomas son leves, estos factores pueden aumentar el riesgo de que la covid-19 se agrave. si tiene ries

shared in their enthusiasm for nature and motivated emerson to study biology today. emerson is paying it forward by encouraging young people imparting knowledge through workshops and working for cultural institutions. and angie owes to save the amazon rain forest e poor. so i got thrown 4 years ago i finished my biology studies boss unable, which blows this baby. but i didn't become a biologist solely through academia, danika, ski and observing living beings as object toys as v was co morbid jack, those for emerson. art is an attempt to portray how everything is interconnected, as we had also domains and were so brings together academic knowledge, ancient spirituality, and experience as a non binary transgender person. the state of being in between as well as the unity of these existences good on to bonnie of the spiritual political good, socialized, bully, ecological rise. them being in climate crisis. is it we are experiencing today or have arisen? because we listen solely to our own needs. nice humans, woman's leader wants us to reflect on the whole list of the world merging with t

as a trans person with both european and indigenous roots. emerson mediate between different worlds. though milton i work condemns these violations of life. crystal into says viola, so it's not just the destruction of the environment that other so of the, and also human social violations, as well as my so the eyes mon, i create a direct, harold between these worlds is moving this back. the rain forest metropolis of mouse. emerson's portions was 5 years old when their family moved to the city. they enjoyed the advantages of urban life, but always thought contact with nature and indigenous ancestors, a or so on. this is another. i belong to the indigenous peoples whose history god has been erased out of the proper form and who live in or near the city, dodge upon bethel displaced from their culture on this and community through von booth. it's important that the world learn in brazil itself, remembers that there are many different contexts in what it means to be an indigenous person because that in the 21st century bipolar enjoy but have you ever saw was lucky to find a teacher who sha

and as a trans artist in performance is captured through photographs. emerson transforms into we ran so darma, emerson paints and decorates their body with organic materials becoming a hybrid natural, being the artist designs and creates the costumes. using plans from the garden or local surroundings. sound of the very cheap army camera, but it's a water plant. well, don't kick when i touch it, it reminds me of water and, and of animals. general i kill one a king. i try the costume out here on the model or look better or also i can kind of see myself from the outside on the and so maybe this. emerson was born in the village of missouri does campus in the amazon region of para and grew up seeing the diversity of nature later researching it scientifically. emerson connects all these experiences through art, academic with spiritual knowledge, environmental activism, with questions about gender. boy era is in a constant state of reinvention. are you know, liter, i mean, as many faces, every photo for a face tells a story on my thought a in. so, and there are countless stories to tell us.

remember elaine, mother of emerson? with ari about custody? >> nothing. i just didn't feel like it was necessary. >> so, basically everything between you and ari is on good faith. >> right. and that's it. >> ari doesn't usually sign contracts with the moms he donates to. and now in a few cases, he's on the hook. >> so, you're paying child support for some of your kids. >> you know, it wasn't the arrangement initially, but some of the moms went back on their word. >> five of them to be exact. ari sends each of those families a weekly check and pays for half their child care. >> that's still going to be 34%. >> for his day job, ari's a college math professor. >> and that's going to be 2%. okay? >> he makes a decent salary, $100,000 a year. but the expenses are draining his bank account. >> more than half my salary is garnished from child support, and unfortunately, it's part of the reason i struggle financially so much. >> this is for $467. >> two different women. one bill is for $467. one is for $465 and i don't know who

as we russel dumas, emerson brings together academic knowledge, ancient spirituality, and experience as a non binary transgender person. the state of being in between as well as the unity of these existences good on to find either the spiritual political good social, i believe ecological rise. them being in climate crisis. is it we are experiencing today or he have arisen because we listen solely to our own needs. nice humans, woman's leader wants us to reflect on the whole is that the world merging with the environment like here in the forest with the centuries old tree art as a kind of ceremony that aims to bring us back to nature and a wake up call with a z this, there are many forms of life in our world comparison said o v, the life which deserves to be heard for experiment a soviet wish. if we want to preserve life, the own, the family must reserve all living things nay. offered through it. there is no future without the amazon bill. amazon. 9 foot. good. that's all for this edition of odds. 21. see you again next week. ah. with ah! throw a pulse with the beginning of a story th

the other issue to note, i came in to philanthropy and emerson collective as a broader practice. from the vantage point of not wanting to accumulate wealth. so, my intention is to deploy resources and assets, as effectively as i can. i didn't need any kind of tax reference for the dollars. david: a number of the areas you focus your own philanthropy on are worth talking about, why you're interested in them. one, is immigration. what makes you so interested in immigration reform? why are you spending so much of your time on that issue? laurene: i will back up for a second. the organization that i founded and was running in the beginning is called college track. i started college track in east palo alto, next to palo alto, california. i had visited a high school class. i had been invited to speak to seniors who were first-generation college-bound seniors. the entire class was from east palo alto. despite the fact that they were intending to go to college, i found very quickly that none of them had taken the sats. very few had ever been on a college campus. we were in the fall of th

david: so, you do your philanthropy, largely through emerson collective llc. laurene: that's right. david: why do you see a llc rather than a foundation or nonprofit foundation? laurene: from the beginning i always felt that i didn't want to be encumbered by a foundational constraint. my intent was always to deploy capital as smartly and usefully as i possibly could. to find the highest and best use of the next dollar. so, i thought i could always hold off and form a foundation, if it turned out we were only going to be philanthropists as a group. i also wanted to use other methodologies for positive social change, like investing in entrepreneurs and companies. perhaps using advocacy, and artists, and supporting movements and practices, and perhaps, young, emerging, leaders who did not have a c3 yet. i kept that level of ultimate flexibility and nimbleness. it served us well. the other issue to note, i came in to philanthropy and emerson collective as a broader practice from the vantage point of not wanting to accumulate wealth. so, my intention is to deploy resources and assets, as

david: you do your philanthropy largely through emerson collective, llc. why do you use the llc rather than a foundation or nonprofit foundation which is what people typically do? laurene: from the beginning i always felt that i didn't want to be encumbered by a foundational constraint. my intent was always to deploy capital as smartly and usefully as i possibly could. so to find the highest and best use of the next dollar. i thought i can always hold off if it turned out we were only going to be philanthropists as a group. but i also wanted to use other methodologies for positive social change like investing in entrepreneurs, perhaps using advocacy and artists and supporting movements for practices or perhaps young, emerging leaders who didn't have that yet. so i kept that level of ultimate flexibility and nimbleness and it served us really well. the other issue that is really important to note is i came into philanthropy and emerson collective as a broader practice from the vantage point of not wanting to accumulate wealth. and so my intention is to depl

emerson. well, we fell in love through gaming. now the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home internet. ugh! but, we found other interests. i guess we have. [both] finch! let's go! oh yeah! it's not the same. what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that's actually super adult of you to suggest. i can't wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we're still in session. and i don't know what the heck you're talking about. these days, our households depend on the internet more and more. families grow, houses get smarter, and our demands on the internet increase. that's why we just boosted speeds for over 20 million xfinity customers, on us. so you get more of the speed you need for day and night streaming. more speed you need when you're work from homeing. and more speed you need as your family keeps growing. check in on your current speed through the xfinity app today. >>> wheelcome back to "fast money.

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go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. >>> welcome back let's get a check on snowflake the stock reversing early losses after a top and bottom line beat in q3. the initial drop due to product revenue guidance that came in light. the ceo joined "mad money" last night and addressed the soft outlook. >> the guidance is the guidance, and you know, you always have to wait and see how it plays out. we think these numbers are formidable in any reasonable context. obviously, you know the sentiment in the market is stressed out and people react very strongly. and that's understood. but we live in the real world. and you know, we just go, you know, one day at a time, one quarter at a time. >> company's revenue was up 67% year over year, but that growth was lower than

emerson. >>> one more thing before we go.week on tech check comes to a close today here's a recap of our most weatherproof week of the year. >> are we ready? >> let's do it >> here to help us kick off cloud week on tech check >> ceo of aws. >> what are we learning about cloud and enterprise spending in current environment? >> high reducing, money reducing environment tend to do well in a downturn >> customers are realizing at a time of uncertainty that's exactly when you want to lean into the cloud >> we were born in the cloud >> we're going for growth but not growth at all costs. >> we are going on the offense in a platform centric model. >> we expect small business to grow between 19 to 20% and that's at a well over $7 billion scale. >> one of the biggest names in the cloud and that is microsoft. >> customers are looking to optimize their i.t. >> we're in a market period in this $50 billion market. we're still a relatively small player but the newest on the block with frankly the best technology >> solving problems in the n

vice chairman and former us ambassador to germany john emerson.hanks for coming on the show. >> thanks a lot and happy new year. jack otter: it is not a happy new year in ukraine. it will be a long, cold, dark winter over there. what does this mean for international relations and the international economy? >> i give you three frames to think about this with. number one, it is fair to say february 24th, the day the invasion started, was the last day of the post cold war era. what marked that era, the fall of the wall and the dissolution of the ussr particularly for europe there was a huge peace dividend and what we saw during this era was an embracing of globalization and integration, an effort to integrate russia and china into the global economy. those days are over. we are now in a completely new time and that will not be on wrong. the second thing to keep in mind is this is a war that will go on for a long time. it is not a war that zelenskyy or putin can afford to lose. it's not a war either of them can win. vladimir putin already lost the war

emerson. >>> all right. put a bow on this week, we need to address one of the biggest upside surprises of the off cycle season with the incredible numbers from okta and 5 five below the environment as calvin kline and tommy hilfiger that rallied an amazing 10% in response to a much better than feared, the key term, better than feared numbers. apparel is supposed to be terrible right now we've been told there is an apparel glut across retail stores are desperate to get this stuff out of the door to bring in new merchandise and a highly promotional environment. yet, here is pvh delivering an okay quarter to be clear, the numbers were far from great on an absolute basis but wall street thought they would be worse. not just pvh, we expected very little from the apparel plays like a number of retailers, some of them turned in surprisingly descent numbers, cramer fav ralph lauren you know is terrific and america abercrombie and fitch. how they defied odds and delivered btf, that's better than feared to powerful ac

we bought emerson today. i've been waiting for emerson to come down. this guy, lyle carsonback is doing such a great job reinventing the company, getting out of housing we all should be composting. i didn't mean to point, that's rude. >> that's okay i use a sinkerator it's convenient. >> he's making the company into the company you call if you want to be carbon neutral in 2030 they know how to do it you bring them in and they have fixed so many -- emerson has been one step ahead of everybody else and i've been waiting for the stock to come down, met with the ceo a couple times he's a no-nonsense guy when i come back and say the guy makes chips, wow, he's doing auto i actually was waiting and then we get a day like today so today can't be the day i say i'm afraid to buy emerson. i have to say, let's get started buying some emerson, a lot of good things, not expensive, dividend, which i think matters, a changing stripes company only honeywell has been good at trading -- >> you've liked this name for a while. >> it's hard to change stripes lyle is changin

keep things quiet. >> reporter: terry and emerson both said proper lighting is key.t can change color, change them. move away from bright blue daylight tones and more to orange dusky hues. go minimal in the bedroom. >> physical clutter is mental clutter. >> reporter: if your mind races about tasks in the day ahead as you're trying to get into bed, terry says don't worry. write out a tomorrow to-do list. >> just put it on paper and then you would be surprised how things look manageable. >> reporter: daily exercise helps you sleep, too. naps are good but they are no replacement for a full night in bed. limiting screen time before and after lights out can also help you transition to dreamland. what doesn't help you sleep? booze. >> there's no question alcohol will make you fall asleep faster. >> reporter: but -- >> after everything about your sleep goes downhill. >> reporter: what about the other liquid so closely related to sleeplessness? two out of two sleep experts we talked to agree. some caffeine is good. however, when a craving for a cup of joe in the morning morp

frank emerson bringing our panelists _ weapons. frank emerson bringing our panelists mark— weapons.you're talking without opening them out. wondering what you're doing there. tell us about the reaction from the state department. i think it is a response _ from the state department. i think it is a response that _ from the state department. i think it is a response that they - from the state department. i think it is a response that they have - it is a response that they have to get right. i actually think they are worried about expansion of this were beyond where it is. and that's, any kind of ukrainian strikes within russia or crimea certainly can be viewed as poking the russian bear. but at the end of the day ukrainians have to do whatever they have to do to protect their homeland. i kind of admire what they have done with the utilisation of old technology. i remember seeing pictures early on, where grand mentors where for the molotov cocktails filter. so at the end of the day, i think they have to use whatever devices are at their exposed disposal. that is one example of it. i ex

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go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science.uper silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. >>> while home prices are weakening as the housing market falls deeper into recession, affordability isn't improving much our real estate correspondent diana olick joins us with more on what it would take to get back to the affordability we saw just a year ago. diana? >> yeah, mike. the housing market, as you said, cooled dramatically. in just the last four months that's due to the sharp rise in mortgage rates, huge price gains during the first years of the pandemic as well as inflation hitting the consumer hard. now, prices are pulling back a bit. still higher than a year ago but dropping month to month more than the usual seasonal patterns we wanted to take a look at what it would take to get affordability back to where it was just a year ag

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i since this long like emerson's a tall barn return to power. so it's one of those things, it's not surprising unfortunately, given their track record, but maybe in the way it happened. and just, you know, obviously when it happens it will be a surprise to people no matter when or how it occurs. yeah. why are we seeing that now? you say that there was discussion about it for months. fears, of course, ever since the taliban returned to power. this is exactly, this is the question right? i that i, as you all said earlier, you know, thousands of girls sat for the university entrance exam. i interviewed them, you know who they had sat for it and several different provinces. ah, education officials brag dino taliban education official brag that so many young women were sitting for university at entrance exams. and really the timing why it's happening, how it's happening. there's still no clear answer. there's just a lot of guesses and conjecture. but really amongst the people, it's anger it's, it's upset because their whole thing has always been, you

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15 aÑos, ademÁs, se encuentran en un centro de detenciÓn juvenil, los agentes tambiÉn arrestaron a emerson hospitalizado y luchando por su vida, los padres del adolescente que resultÓ gravemente herido hablaron con nuestra compaÑera tamara, que nos tiene el testimonio de esta familia mexicana. >> gonzalo es un niÑo muy amistoso, con todos habla, con todos platica. >> muy cariÑoso. siempre respetuoso, no puedo creer lo que le estÁ pasando. >> saliÓ a jugar fÚtbol como todos los dÍas, cuando fue sorprendido por la tragedia que quedÓ captada en video, tiene miro a sus padres y sÓlo esperan su pronta recuperaciÓn. >> verlo con vida, saber que lo tenemos, eso es lo mÁs que nos hace falta. perdÓn. >> gonzalo estaba en coma inducido, aunque no se puede comunicar verbalmente, su madre asegura la escucha cuando le habla. >> llora mucho, me duele mucho verlo asÍ. >> es probable que se tenga que apuntar su pierna izquierda en los prÓximos dÍas. >> si los hoteles tienen que tomar la decisiÓn para que Él sigue viviendo y estÉ con nosotros, bueno, lo tuvimos que tomar, se le dijimos a los actores. >> qu

emerson. >>> check out today's top mover, okta shares in the identity cloud management company are skyh after unexpectedly breaking even raising revenue. up 25% today but even with today's huge gains, stocks still down roughly 70% this year, quite a bit like a lot of other cloud software providers. >>> up next, the ceo of the national association of manufacturers telling us if he supports congress stepping in to help avoid a major mail strike. >>> and coming up, altimeter capital founder brad gerstner and spending so much money on the metaverse. what if you were a global energy company? with operations in scotland, >> announcer: the bond report brought to you by pimco, a global leader in fixed income. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data is available anywhere, securely. and your digital transformation is helping find new ways to unlock energy around the world. ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products. weather

go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. >>> among other things, jay powell yesterday also cited the shortfall in legal immigration as a major reason for the nation's labor shortage, and a source of his concern about wage-driven inflation and wage hikes. steve liesman concludes his three-part series on the nation's broken legal immigration system with a search for solutions and the consequences if we fail to fix it it's ours. >> reporter: on u.s. highway 101 and new york city's time square, billboards beckeoned workers to canada despite growing competition from talent from abroad and pleas from u.s. businesses to solve a worker shortage, the u.s. political system is gridlocked on immigration reform. >> the united states is discouraging potential health care workers have trying to come to and wo

emerson. >>> welcome pack to the half time report. i'm contessa brewer.e's our cnbc news update this hour police detonated a suspicious envelope sent to the u.s. embassy in spain a day after a similar package ignited and injured a worker at ukraine's embassy in madrid. spain's on high alert after authorities detonated a handful of this explosive letters sent to other facilities around the country in the past couple of days >>> africa is finally getting its first batch of mpox vaccines thanks to 50,000 doses from south korea. 202 africans have died this year from the virus formally known as monkeypox. the first wave of these doses will be targeted to health care workers and those who live in the hardest hit areas. >>> baseball hall of famer gaylord perry has died at age 84 of natural causes. he played during his storied major league career. in his 22 seasons he threw more than 3,200 strikeouts and won more than 314 games. scott? >> he was amazing. contessa, thank you. >>> let's talk united airlines named it a top pick, that's fine $60 is the price target t

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i also want to honor and recognize our former colleague, the incredible jo ann emerson, who was my co-lead in 2001 when the mcgovern-dole legislation was first introduced and later established by congress in the 2002 farm bill. over the past 20 years, mcgovern-dole has provided lifesaving meals in a school setting to over 31 million of the world's most vulnerable children. providing u.s. and international organization was american commodities, grants, and technical assistance to strike the child nutrition and education. working through mart partners like the world food program, catholic relief services, world vision, save the children, counterpart international, and many more, mcgovern-dole has reduced hunger and increased school enrollments, attendance, literacy, and the support of families and communities for education, especially for girls. and america's farmers are vital to the success of the mcgovern-dole program. over the past 20 years, more than 1.3 million metric tons of u.s. commodities have been used to create nutritious, cleurly -- culturally appropriate school meals in over 48

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emerson college released one and put warnock up by two percentage points. you can find it on the website at thehill.com. we are going to get your opinions. (202)-748-8001 for republicans, (202)-748-8000 free democrats, and (202)-748-8002 four independents. if you are a georgia resident and want to give your thoughts, (202)-748-8003. the impact on the race, joining us is michael schnell. thank you for giving us your time this morning. guest: thank you for having me. thank you for having me. host: it doesn't determine power but what are leaders in the senate watching for today? guest: it's significant as to how you legislate in the senate. if warnock wins the first full term today, democrats get a 51 to 49 full seat majority. those committees will no longer be split thinly between democrats and republicans. they will have a majority meaning the senate no longer has to use the power-sharing agreement that schumer and mcconnell had agreed to last year. that would be significant because it root -- could really speed up the committee process when it comes to judi

the state broke the one day early voting record with more than 300,000 alone to new pulling from emersonthe hill. warnock is leading his republican opponent herschel walker by a slim two percentage points, herschel walker is joining me now to talk more about the race. herschel here we are days away from the big day how would you assess the race what are you feeling going into tuesday? >> i feel pretty good. in the early race they felt they were going to get a big lead and blowing their way and now they don't have the lead they expected to have. so come election to and want people to get out and vote and if people haven't voted early make sure you voted early but get out and vote by december the sixth and let's change georgia the way we can get them done is elected me to the senate raphael warnock has proved is not for georgia is for california and new york. they are to have senators they don't need another one. maria: tell me where you stand on the important issues versus where warnock stands? >> one of the places i stand we have to be energy independent again. they wage war on domestic