not the travis forbes she knows.thing to kenya. >> but here was the problem. without the stolen car charge, there was no way to keep travis in jail. they had to let him go. deputy d.a. carey lombard ee was -- >> nervous. i was worried about what he would do. it was very stressful because i really wanted to be able to find her, and we really wanted to get some evidence that we could hold him on. >> at least vowed detective, they would not lose him, not again. >> we put surveillance on him for a couple days. and he went up to that area in keens burg. >> keens burg, that little town east of denver. >> he used his credit card and i had his bank records, so i saw that he swiped it at this gas station, so we went up there and got the surveillance tape and that's him trying to get gas. >> this was not travis's first trip to keenes burg. remember, he was tracked there soon after kenya disappeared. so what was he doing here? had he brought kenya out here? was there a body hidden somewhere on the high plains? >> deetives scour

chair, editor-in-chief, steve forbes.is my former boss. ask you both this. first to you, congressman, a piece by doug schoen and andy stein in "the wall street journal" suggesting that hillary could be the democrat candidate in 2024. will we see a rematch with trump? >> i will say this, hillary clinton was not an impressive candidate. i can't imagine the democrats would do that as republican i would be ecstatic. for america, here is the bigger question. 350 million people in the country. many of them are brilliant. i feel like america's best days ahead. focus on future, get new energy, get new blood. get new vision. i do not think rematch of 2016 will get that to americans. elizabeth: we feel your sunny optimism, congressman. to you, steve, it is not a good look "the hill," "politico," cnn, "new york times" talking about replacing biden on the ticket because of his bad poll numbers. there is talk of switching up the matchup. "new york times" is talking about a biden-liz cheney ticket. what do you think, steve? >> shows ho

. >> forbes is expected. director john baptist. >> present. >> director lipkin. >> present and on camera. >> welcome. director shaw. >> present. vice chair mandelman. >> present. chair gee. >> present. >> interest we have a quorum. item 3 is communications. we like to remind the public the public comment is listed on the agenda and streaming on the screen. i will call your next item. >> item 4 is board of directors new and/or old business. item 5 is the executive director's report. >> thank you. good morning, directors. happy new year. it is my on for to join you. my first meeting as the new director. i want to give you an update on the first six days in the office where we stood since the last meeting at the end of last year. 2022 is starting out to be an exciting year of great momentum and progress. i have been using the relative quiet at the transit center to learn the operations from facility and security to touring the center, the park, security operations center, walking the alignment with the product m

thank you, director forbes for asking that. director shaw i would think as we move forward this is going to get more complicated than easy. for directors if there is an opportunity to reach out to execsive director for one-to-one. this is a decision this board will make we need to fully understand the options that will come before us later this year. other questions from directors or comments be. >> dr. john baptist. >> thank you. >> one question. i think i understand what is meant when we say we are looking at project governance options. i hope you can define what we mean when we say that we are analyzing institutional governance options. is that ownership of the downtown extension in long run? what does that refer to? second question. obviously this analysis and this set of thinks is happening in the backdrop of a whole slew of conversations around rail governance and project delivery and a desire that is somewhat broadly shared for us as region to be able to put our best foot forward when it comes to planning and delivering

forbes, you have an annual salary in 2020 was $434,000. you oversee over $5 billion in federal research grants. as the highest paid employee in the entire federal government, yes or no, would you be willing to submit to congress and the public a financial disclosure that includes your past and current investments? after all, your colleague, dr. walensky, and every member of congress submits a financial disclosure that includes their investments. >> i don't understand why you're asking me that question. my financial disclosure is public knowledge and has been so for the last 37 years or so, 35 years. >> the big tech giants are doing an incredible job of keeping it from being public. we'll continue to look for it.

>> rector forbes, to the staff, your contribution this year has been phenomenal. the staff and everyone has just flourished. president brandon, thank you for your strong leadership and for your vision into the other commissioners. this is the best commission in the city. i would match it for any group in this country pound for pound. i miffed that we can't meet in person. we have made the best out of a bad situation. it doesn't look like there is any relief in this covid, but that underscores all the of accomplishments. i'm glad we were able to get the federal money to help with the port and our tenants. i just want to say, thank you for all hands on deck and for the team effort and the citizens of san francisco know that the commission staff and the port director, we are there for them and all of our customers. we have risen to the occasion. i wouldn't expect anything other than that. i want to say to everybody, thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you so much for your extensive report and i know this has been an extremely challenging year for you and th

james forbes and dr.lmination of that work is the finger of god. >> this book suggestions the presence of god is necessary for god to prevail. tell us more about what makes that and what this means to you and what it looks like. >> thank you so very much for giving me a chance to share with jesse jr. and with you. what this means is talking about the finger of god, is that you cannot even believe that america could be america without a divine providential presence back of our process of becoming. so i have had a mission since 1984, where the spirit spoke to me and said, jim, your job is to help promote the renewal of the spirit in america. and during all of those years, since 1984, i've been listening for those who are speaking in ways that might contribute to the spiritual renewal of our society. this book surprised me that jesse jackson, i had worked with him as the briefer. but here is the congressman giving evidence that he believes a providential presence of god is necessary to hold us together as a

making the forbes 50 over 50, europe, middle east and africa list.. >> an award winning architect. she started her career studying in baghdad and later moved to the states and got her graduate degree at mit. she is the founder of raw nyc based in nyc and due bay. the diversity in design she brings to her industry is expansive. her work has been on display around the world. she's been behind everything from new york's first public green school to the award winning aspire sports complex in qatar. she's had a number of accolades and recognition, one of which is most influential architects in the middle east that she's won a number of times. >> all right. and then we go to sweden. sara mcphee, 68, and, boy, does she have so many awards, best ceo, most powerful, the king's medal, you name it. sara mcphee has received it. daniella, tell us why. >> it's like we don't have enough time in the segment to go over everything that she's had. she's had such an impressive amount of leadership experience, having run the business divisions of several companies. her c

the success of that list as well as the forbes list has led to a global event for women, the forbes 30er. what i think is cool is if you maybe sponsor someone on your team or several women who you think deserve to go and could use some inspiration. here now to share more details including some of the speakers who are going to be joining us in abu dhabi, the chief content officer of forbes media and editor of "forbes," randall lane. start with the u.s. list. nominations are open now. first of all, great success with the first u.s. list. we have so much fun with that. a great response. how do we inspire women to nominate themselves, what are we looking for, and what is the talk inside the forbes community about the response to this list compared to other list? >> 10,000 people out of the gate is amazing and we want to beat that. it's not just numbers. the more nominations we get, the better the list. we're finding women we wouldn't find otherwise. that's why today is open with this landing page is that we have a team of reporters around the world finding amazing women who are having thei

so oxide has been tracking billionaire wealth for some time, and of course the forbes list shows that it has been growing over the last 40 years . but over the last 2 years it's been really exponential. so we call it a billionaire bonanza. and at the other end of the spectrum, of course, for 99 percent of humanity. it's been a very, very difficult time. and most people are worse off as a result of the pandemic. of course, more than a 160000000 people have fallen into poverty during this time. and it's in a moment when you can see the difference is really showing very, very starkly can't cause success. when there is such disparity, that at one end of the spectrum, you have people who have more wealth and they can spend in several lifetimes. and at the other, we have people struggling to pay their next health bill or, or not knowing where their next meal is. coming from having such a level of, of disparity affects everyone, even the wealthiest because you know, and it's a sign of an unhealthy state of affairs, of an unhealthy society that needs addressing. according to our fam, the pand

maria: here's steve forbes. go ahead, steve. jump in.republicans needing something positive. are you going to put together a good, vigorous tax cut proposal to put for the american people. washington wants to raise taxes. maybe a flat tax or a big tax cut like reagan did. >> i with love to do that. i would love to see greater tax cuts or a consumption tax, flat tax, fair tax. i explained this to my kids. when they look at their allowance, it's $10 a week. if i were to take half of it off the back for the federal government and you pay mom a tax every time you want to buy something, they're like oh, my you're only left with a few dollars. i'm like this is how the government works. they're not there yet. one of the big things i would like to see happen, i'm a big fan of the penny plan. it could be bipartisan. the penny plan would take a penny off for every future dollar of federal spending, you balance the budget in five, six or seven years. after that you increase spending by 10% and change annually. that's something that i believe that d

as recently as 2015, he told "forbes" he had $793 million in cash.robably just a rounding error of $700 million. now i haven't dug through his financials myself, but here's the thing -- a real billionaire doesn't play a billionaire in a pizza hut commercial. [ laughter ] in the same way the geico gecko isn't actually an insurance agent. he's making money now, though. team trump was busy this afternoon texting, trying to get donations based on the big supreme court news this morning. if you haven't heard, justice stephen breyer, who is 83 years old, is reportedly planning to retire at the end of this session. he says he's retiring. i think we know what is really going on. he's pregnant. [ laughter ] he's having an old baby. but this is a big deal because now joe biden will get a chance to replace breyer, who's old, with another liberal. biden said he will keep his promise to nominate a black woman to fill breyer's spot. you know who he should nominate? i was thinking about this today. i have a great idea. i'm not even kidding. this is a great idea. jo

i think that is why the piece -- i have to say, was misrepresented, in forbes.ponse, we decided to scale up. i think we found mobilizing guinea pigs h tremendous potential for advancing positive social and political change. that is why we areaunching a website today mrna4all.org. other guinea pigs can learn about really the problematic public health policies of moderna and get involved. because i think with mass mobilization andolitical participation, we can put pressure on pfizer, we can put pressure on moderna in a w they never expected. in an think we could do a lot of good. amy: last thursday, group of investors representing 3.5 trillion dollars in assets under management, sent a letter to the executives of pharmaceutical companies like moderna, calling on tm to link their pay to making covid-19 vaccines available around the globe. one of the backers, frank wagemans of achmea investment management, told reuters -- "it should make business sense for a vaccine manufacturer to aim vaccinate the whole world." your response? >> you know, we should have learned af

not as while the forbes top 10 riches have 6 times more money than the poor, 3000000000. and they were fortunate to double their wealth while being. and while they were sorry before to double their wealth, incomes of the 99 percent of the world's population has actually worse. and since the pandemic began, a new billionaire has been created every 26 hours oxfam believes the key driver for inequality is faxing supply. one of those key drivers for equality has been a vaccine access to vaccines. so the difference between rich and poor countries has grown the inequality. so and the poor countries in africa, in general, only 10 percent of the population has had his 1st course of vaccination america. and it's, it's economic power and several other countries in the world can help reverse that from unlocking that and from the calculations that, that we have made. it would be possible for example, to vaccinate the whole world to achieve and health care for all the universal health care and their ways and all come and others have campaigned for lifting those intellectual property r

steve forbes chairman of forbes media with his initial reactions to the president. >> well, it reallyf it is a fairytale. before the covid crisis hit american unemployment was lower. lower income, people's wages were rising at a faster pace than the rest of the workforce and things were going in the right direction. he has hobbled recovery from covid as lockdowns ended. lockdowns on oil and gas is raising energy costs, the build back better which is the biden big bill massive tax increases would hurt job creation and the growth of the economy. massive spending he wants and wants more of will mean more money printing which will mean more inflation down the road as the federal reserve has to finance the deficits. you put it all together he has taken something where if he had done nothing he would look like a hero today. they are standing in the way of recovery rather than enhancing it. they throw roadblocks to it. the vaccine mandate the way it was done. a country like spain did persuasion to have people get vaccines. here public shaming. people leaving the workforce because of those va

russia is planning an operation to justify an invasion of ukraine. moscow dismisses the accusation and forbes magazine releases its list of the richest youtube stars. since the video sharing science is a pandemic boon ah, that doc of it is back in detention at an immigration hotel after his visa was revoked for a 2nd time. the tennis star is expected to appeal the decision at a hearing on sunday. a day before the australian open begins. joker, which is visa, was 1st cancelled after questions about his vaccine exemption. but the decision was overturned to prompting an intervention by the immigration minister. he argued brokovich, his presence could be a help or a scant encourage andy vaccine sentiment. sarah clark as follows. developments from brisbin. now the joke of which his legal team took the visa, stout back to the federal court in a last minute bid to stop his deportation on the eve of the astray and open. the tennis champion has been granted a temporary reprieve. as long as it matters being played out in court, he can stay in australia. the federal government canceled his visa for a 2n

in while the top 10 people and forbes wishlist including well known public figures, lucky musk, jeff pays off, and bill gates have 6 times more money than the poorest 3000000000 combined. but while they doubled their wealth, the income of 99 percent of the world's population was. and since the pandemic began a new 1000000000, it has been created every single day of from believe. the key reason for such inequality is vaccine supply. one of those key drivers for inequality has been vaccine access to vaccines. so the difference between rich and poor countries has grown the inequality. so and the poor countries in africa, in general, only 10 percent of the population has had his 1st course of vaccination america. and it's, it's economy power and several other countries in the world can help reverse that from unlocking that and from the calculations that, that we have made. it would be possible, for example, to vaccinate the whole world to achieve and health care for all the universal health care and their ways and ok, and others have campaign for lifting those intellectual property right

steve forbes.k, as we watch expectations for interest rates on the move this year, what's your take on allocating capital in 2022 we are expecting multiple rate hikes from the federal reserve. >> well, maria, first of all, a correction is long overdue. we have not had a correction in the s&p 500 since the bear market almost two years ago and that is very unusual. we've had very, very little volatility over the course of 2021 and we seem to be making up for it right now. that said, look our expectation is for much more modest returns in the equity markets, probably single digits. but it's still going to be a better return than the alternatives. in our view, we are still in a tml market, there is no alternative and fixed income is going to be much more challenging for investors than equities and in an inflationary environment, you want to be in equities over fixed income and so adjust your expectations for more volatility and more modest returns. maria: so, hank, i want to know how many hikes you wou

forbes magazine tells us the s&p 500 is at an all-time high. does mr. biden get the credit for that? >> he does. the stock market is going gangbusters. i worry that it's all funny money right now. it is massive amounts of money that is causing inflation and it's going to devalue the dollar. i worry about having a crash. remember what happened when we built up that bubble. when it crashed, it was so painful. i hope i'm wrong about this. . we are not doing a single favor to our children and grandchildren when we add $10 trillion to our national debt. we know we can do it with a free market system. host: david moore, an economist at freedomworks. former advisor to president trump. happy new year to you. -span, c-span.org, or c-span now. >> coming up next, consumer advocacy officials and technology entrepreneurs testify about

. >> reporter: according to forbes kim kardashian's net worth is $1.2 billion.s keeping up with the kardashians which ended its run last year, kim making an estimated half mill per episode. >> then you would know what it takes to run a business but you don't. >> kim knows what it takes to run a business. skims plans to expand abroad including china, australia and the middle east. by the way, "the kardashians" expected to drop on hulu very soon. >> i caught your shade. you didn't add kourtney but then you added that clip at the end. originally called kimono and they called it cultural appropriations. so she witched to switched to skims. boom, already making headlines. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding ou

let's bring in steve forbes, chairman and editor in chief of forbes media.ck your brain on this. it's unbelievable to look at the astounding outstanding debt in this country. those are big numbers. $15.24 trillion, up 6% from a year ago. even after multiple rounds of covid relief checks went out. so, why do we continue to spend money we don't have? >> the big part of that, of course, is home mortgages, over the quarter over $200 billion. and car debt has gone up as well. the number to watch, though, is credit card debt. that is still below what it was during the pandemic, but the trend line is up. people are falling more and more back on their credit cards and that does not bode well for 2022 and 2023. so, optimists will say, administration will say home values are up so the consumer balance sheet is not that bad. however, credit card debt is going up and we know what a burden that can be. that's the ominous thing and the number to watch, that's not going in a good direction. >> sandra: meanwhile you look at the total amount when you break it down, outstandi

as i pointed out to steve forbes, the markets don't like it when he struggled. you have to land on something. so he landed on, he landed the plane on, no. no the virus is not with us. well, the virus is with us in europe and around the world but it is not with us the way that it is right now. we have therapeutics and other things that he mentioned that we need to be doing that he's not really doing. it is fascinating. now, they are not god. but my goodness, a little prayer might do us some good right now. emily, sorry. >> emily: yeah harris, it was your turn, please. >> harris: i thought it might be interesting to hear from eric schmidt peered eyes watching him on fox and friends this morning i thought, these are the people that are going to be heard for what was set up to happen today the u.s. supreme court. here's a little bit from him. >> i think we're going to have an epic and historic constitutional showdown at the supreme court. with the essential question of, can an agency like this, unelected bureaucrats without statutory authority, require and force the

separate the have's and the have-notsha also unacceptable to be burdened with unmanageable loan debt forbeeveral decades just because youeg choose to go to college. today, too many talented americanst are choosing against enrolling in higher education and the feeling that college is just out of reach. to maintain posture a postsecondary education. this is un-american. that's why theli administration has a ready canceled $15 billion of student debt. more than any other administration that's only a first year in office. we are committed to supporting every student loan borrower when they transition back. no one should be forced into a payment they cannot afford. to t fix the system he overhaul the public service loan forgiveness program those who have paid for ten years can finally get thees loan relief they deserve. i'm really proud as of last week our changes have made 70000 doctors, nurses, veterans, servs and others in public service eligible for $5 billion in loan relief. but we're noton done yet. we will work with congress to make long-term improvements to the public service loan forgi

do you want to take that on steve forbes?eave that aside and go to her point there is price gouging you made instances of it anytime you have inflation they look for scapegoats i mentioned christians in the roman time they blamed christians in the lamed which is during medieval now they blame price gouging corporation, knows that government policy whether the disasters with the hippo supply chain, printing too much money, spending too much money those inflicted by the government not by businesses. stuart: the strange thing the squad in the far left members of the democrats, their seats are safe they don't lose this year it's the moderates who will lose this year. it is because of the far left i don't know what is going to happen but it's not a good situation when the far left keeps winning in the moderates lose hands down i think the republicans will win hands down in november. >> republicans will do well in november if they don't find a way to blow it which the party has a tendency to do in the past they should stick to posi

during the middle ages declined. forbes and up in the high altar we have the imperial thrown in, cause it was most probably sent out by charlemagne himself and caught in bozeman others to toad who about 1000000 visitors from the world over passed through the cathedral every year. ready ready i family to me personally on it so fantastic to see something that so not so up to they. and as you desire, i'd say every one who comes to arkwin no matter what their faith should take in the cathedral. ah. our drone flies southeast to the medieval imperial cathedral basilica inspire the world's largest romanesque church. it took about 30 years to build the cathedral around 1000 years ago. for emperor's 3 empresses and a number of kings lie interred here. a leap to the east takes us to the woods berg residents, a world cultural heritage site in conjunction with the court gardens. it was a center of power for the prince bishops. these were bishops who ruled as princes, and they had the residents built as a symbol of their wealth and influence. it's essentially a palace in all its splendor. the curre

it is no surprise that forbes calls indiana a national model. i hear about the difference that i am sure you do too that this is making in people's lives every day. like when andy and scott from newcastle decided to run their business from their home so they could care for their family. they considered moving. but, because of a next level connections grant, their home was covered along with 69 other homes in 10 businesses with one gigabyte service. thanks to scott and his mother patty for connecting with us tonight. >>[applause] >> thank you for staying in indiana. now we are taking one giant leap towards creating one indiana. we are a state with incredible urban, rural, and suburban areas and that many rural areas have struggled to maintain their population. that is my last year i proposed to dedicate $500 million to help our communities through the entire state accelerate their economic growth and improve quality of life for residents and become magnets for talent. to all of you in this room, i salute you for going big and bold. this ready pro

we're told by officials the bridge was covered by snow in the area of forbes and braddock.day to talk about infrastructure. but, again, this bridge has collapsed. we are getting word of the smell of gas in the area from the pittsburgh post gazette. the paper says police, fire and ems are responding. you're looking at live pictures from near the scene. obviously, this doesn't show the bridge itself. but it is a substantial structure. no word yet of injuries. hopefully there were no cars there. you can see the emergency crews responding near the scene. we'll get more information for you and bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> new this morning, fears that tensions on the ground between the u.s. and russia could extend 250 miles up to the international space station. former astronauts tell us the problems on earth could end the longtime u.s.-russia partnership there. kristin fisher joins us with this new reporting. tell us what you've learned. >> reporter: zone, the international space station has always been so isolated from any political tensions between the u.s. an

so i'm taking advantage of that. forbes magazine has released its list of the richest youtube stars as a site sees a pandemic boom. the highest honors 23 year old prankster jimmy donaldson, better known as mister beast, is $10000000.00 plus views on youtube. about him $54000000.00. a site's top tenant has made an estimated $300000000.00. oh, target quit check on the top stories here in al jazeera, the u. s. accused russia of planning us so called false flag operation and eastern ukraine in an attempt to create a pretext for an invasion. rush, elbows as the claims are unfounded. as part of its plans. russia's laying the groundwork to had the option of fabricating a pretext for invasion. and we've seen this before. we saw this before leading up to 2014, just to know, including through sabotage activities and information operations by accusing ukraine of preparing an imminent attack against russian forces in eastern ukraine. i and the russian military plans to begin these activities several weeks before military invasion, which could begin between mid january and mid february. again, we s

so f o, forbes of homosexuality, we're, we're, we're again understood, integrated, i, i, i'm, i'm very dubious about notions of progress being inscribed in the body, anthony, and then take a short break right now when we come back, we'll continue talking to sculpture and philosophers are anthony golly, we're talking pretty much about the purpose of sculptures and art in our life. stay with us. with july, an annual festival in st. petersburg dedicated to dusting epsky with a great writer, thinker and psychologist, or people often tend to his work to understand russia and russians, perhaps even themselves with a single movie. it would be, think about the matter vehicle of why do you need them changing a reader, transforming them as they read. that's a dust i ask is unique ability to stay. ascii wants to tell us you can better yourself. he makes you face your true self. are we good man beyond conventions, rules of schemes, beyond boundaries and time. dostoevsky is a global brand whose classics, everyone knows. i'm never a hm . ah and were back with sculpture philosopher, sir anthony gorml

back in 2015 she topped the "forbes" list of america's richest women. her net worth at 31 was $4.5 billion and claimed her company's device performed several diagnostic tests but then came allegations that the technology did not work as advertised. during her trial holmes took the stand for seven days denying she misled anyone and claimed that theranos chief operating ramesh "sunny" balwani was physically and emotionally abusive to her controlling her life while the two were in a relationship, claims he denies. >> i think that her testimony in this case leaned heavily on the alleged abuse she was suffering and that didn't carry over to the charges that she was being charged with, so i think some of that may not have been as significant for the jury as her defense anticipated. >> reporter: while on the stand holmes said, quote, of course not when asked if investors had lost money because she misled them, but during an interview with investigators before the trial she acknowledged a number of her prior claims were not accurate. >> i know that we made so m

so f o, forbes of homosexuality, we're, we're, we're again understood, integrated i, i'm, i'm very dubious about notions of progress being inscribed in the body afternoon and take a short break right now. well, we come back, we'll continue talking to sculpture and philosophers are anthony, go away. we're talking pretty much about the purpose of sculptures and art in our life. stay with us. blue. over the past 2 and a half years, russia, nato agreed on very little. if anything, however, both agreed to meet for a high level meeting and they did in brussels. both sides made their case, nothing was really resolved lots of words. what happens next? maybe actions july, an annual festival in st. petersburg dedicated to dust i ascii. ah, the great writer, a thinker and psychologist, or people often tend to his work to understand russia and russians, perhaps even themselves. i think what they seen on the sick would be think about the matter vehicle and why do you need them changing a reader, transforming them as they read that does i asked as unique ability to stay ascii wants to tell us you can be

forbes says 55 million came from off the court endorsements serena williams found herself in second on athletes from five different sports represented including wnba champion candace parker scoring 10th place. >>> the great resignation is adding up to a win for workers according to a new survey by willet powers watson, nearly one in three u.s. companies are planning bigger boosts to salaries in 2022 the global services firm found companies were planning to give employees a 3% raise on average. but that figure has climbed to 3.4% they aren't just going to the c suite, they're going to employees on every level. >> ac dress arina debose snagged a sag award tom nation on saturday, she'll be front and center as the host of "snl". mark barger has the details. >> reporter: airiaen na debose is taking on a film classic. this week she takes on a tv classic. >> it's thrilling. you think things are going to wake up and on "snl" one day, not this girl. >> reporter: but this girl is now an "it" girl in hollywood a. screen actor's guild nomination for her performance as anita if "coast side story. >

steve, great catching up with you, steve forbes, the forbes media chairman, editor-in-chief, former presidential candidate, a lot of things he has done in his illustrious life. meantime we continue to monitor developments on capitol hill as they recognize this day what we could have learned from it, going here to avoid it. keeping you updated on omicron, still spreading on wildfire. we're at a third day in a row of a better than pa million new cases recorded. you know in britain, one out of eight britons have already gotten omicron, one out of eight. that is staggering. i don't know what the numbers are in this country. the good news on that is, as many as plentiful the cases are, they're not deemed to be too serious. what is happening in chicago where the teachers are in a battle with the mayor over keeping classes online for a second day running. parents aren't happy. neither is the mayor. the latest after this. ♪ flexshares are carefully constructed. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges

in our next news bulletin. forbes magazine has released its list of richest youtube stars, the highest earner a 23 year old jimmy donaldson. the beast, apparently no mister based. he's called, i'm sorry. his $10000000000.00 plus views on youtube earned him $54000000.00. sites top 10 highest earned has made an estimated $300000000.00 in total, which makes me wonder, what are the rest of us doing? son has got sport. that's what she's doing. edgar, i had to call while i found the da says the australian open is more important than just one player. and that he's getting tired of the know back joke of it. controversy dominating the build up to the years that 1st a grand slam joke of it to has returned to government detention and faces the port ation. net from australia after his visa was cancelled up for 2nd time. the well, number one, it will appeal, it gets a decision in a hearing on sunday. he's due to start his title defense in melbourne the following day. well i tell you, i think it's, it's very clear that no lack in coverage is a, is a, is one of the best players of the history without