the recent boost irs boostsxempn we have robert frank with the story. the gifts for inflation. this is the biggest adjustment it will rise from $12 million for individuals. for couples it goes to $26 million. it means estates under $26 million will not owe any estate taxes. it means couples can give away up to $26 million in lifetime without owing any tax. a dozen states impose estate tax. those exemptions going up. new york goes from $6.1 million to $6.6 million. all of this means fewer americans will pay the estate tax which has been declining for decades. 20 years ago, 52,000 estates paid this tax. in 2020, it was 1,300. revenue was down in 2000, it was $24 billion. by 2020, it was $9 billion the top wealth of the 1% has quadrupled the rising exemption means less than .04% of the population actually pays. the tax law changes doubled the exemption from 5.5 to 11.76 million. advising clients to make full use of the $26 million exclusion in the coming years. it is scheduled to fall again by half at the end of 2025 as those individual provisions of the 2

frank. >> good morning, pippa. >> good morning, frank shares of apple set to open this morning with a market cap below $2 trillion for the first time since march 2021, ruling out any premarket movement, its value now stands at $1.99 trillion it was one year ago yesterday that apple's market cap briefly topped $3 trillion on an intraday basis before closing at just $2.9 trillion in all, that means apple has lost more than $966 billion in market value over the past year, second only to amazon, which has lost $1 trillion in market value from its peak. shares of tesla set to extend yesterday's losses, this morning the stock closing sharply lower yesterday for its worst single session performance in more than two years, the stock now sitting at its lowest level since 2020 it's coming after tesla reported weaker than expected sales numbers for 2022 and the forth quarterer. tesla has lost $950 billion in market value since hitting its peak in november 2021. china is reportedly pausing an investment plan to build up its ship industry to better to compete with the u.s according to officials in

is tuesday, january 3, 2023 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan happy new year let's kickoff the new year and first day of trading with the stock futures. you can see they are solidly in the green across the board right now at this point and it is so early. the first day of the trading year the dow could open up 300 points higher this follows the rough 2022 for u.s. equity investors. for the year, the dow fell 9%. snapping a three-year win streak you see the s&p here ending a three y-year win streak nasdaq down. all three coming off the worst year since 2008. the great recession. it is not all doom and gloom a snapshot of the dow and s&p, they are coming off strong q4. dow up 15% also, you see the s&p up as well up 7%. both snapping a three-quarter losing streak. maybe momentum for 2023. let's check the bond market. a key factor in 2022 the 10-year treasury at 3.73 2-year treasury at 4.34. we are still seeing the inverted yield curve. something to watch as the recession indicator. 10-year treasury starting the year at

>> it is certainly on covid, frank. see a pivot in policy following the national party congress at the end of october where you really saw the zero covid policy cast aside. that exacerbated by the protests in china china going through a reopening pro process. that means covid is running wild throughout china it is a big country geographically different regions are in different stages two very important cities being post-covid peak where another important city like shanghai is still in the thick of things one on covid is a dramatic change on policy and reopening of china being a big, big play and the domestic consumption play, internet ecommerce play is a great way to play that that is why you see the strong reaction in kweb >> for last couple years, we had fears of the chinese stocks de-listed. regulators reached a deal in august it is a danger as we go forward in 2023? >> frank, the danger of it d de-listing kept people out of stocks you will not buy it. you will avoid it by all means a lot of professional investors ha

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frank? >> arabile, thanks very much for the overseas action.s back. good morning. >> rupert murdoch officially pulling the plug on his proposal to buy fox corp and news corp. murdoch and his son lackland who is the ceo says the option is not equitable for both murdoch has control over both companies. there are several major ones expressing concerns with the deal >>> elon musk says he expected strong financial support when he sent out his infamous 2018 funding secure tweet but that he did not have specific commitments from potential backers, that revelation coming amid musk's final days of testimony in the lawsuit over the tweet. musk told the jury he could have drawn upon several sources of financing to take tesla private saying that that was absolutely not an issue musk also shedding light on tesla's tense relationship with jpmorgan chase calling it very negative and he decided to take away all of tesla's banking business from the bank after ceo jamie dimon declined to support tesla. >>> and livenation feeling the wrath of congress over ticket

frank: absolutely. other part of this is, if he had some kind of relationship with these russian -- well, the russian oligarch or anyone associated with the russian intelligence services, how were they modifying his behavior? how were they doing things that could have affected his judgment in cases either involving these individuals or folks that they were associated with? so, there are many different ways that he could have been manipulated, if, in fact, these allegations are true, or that could have alter his judgment when it cameo deciding who he was going to go after and who he was not going to go after. nick: and i guess in that case, one of the main questions will be how old, what's the origin of his relationship, specifically with deripaska, right? frank: absolutely. and i want to stress that you're innocent -- we're all innocent until proven guilty in this country. the seriousness is exacerbated by the fact that there deripaska is not only an oligarch, but he's a sanctioned oligarch. plus, he's

back to our top story and frank lampard _ plain sport. top story - and frank lampard sucking as everton manager. no official statement from the club yet but a short while ago i got the thoughts of the former everton player alan stubbs. i got the thoughts of the former everton player alan stubbs. i think it was inevitable, _ everton player alan stubbs. i think it was inevitable, if _ everton player alan stubbs. i think it was inevitable, if i'm _ everton player alan stubbs. i think it was inevitable, if i'm being - it was inevitable, if i'm being honest. as a person, i really wanted frank to succeed because i think he was one of the only managers over the last six years that has been appointed, seven years even, that i think has really got everton. he had a connection with the fans, but ultimately, we are in a results business and when you don't get results, these decisions always happen and when you are really analysing frank's results, it doesn't bode well, it really doesn't. in doesn't bode well, it really doesn't. . , , ., doesn't bode

sorry to see frank— the manager at this stage. sorry to see frank go — the manager at this stage.ee frank go but i _ the manager at this stage. sorry to see frank go but i think— the manager at this stage. sorry to see frank go but i think they- the manager at this stage. sorry to see frank go but i think they need i the manager at this stage. sorry toi see frank go but i think they need a change _ see frank go but i think they need a change of— see frank go but i think they need a change of manager. _ see frank go but i think they need a change of manager. they— see frank go but i think they need a change of manager. they need - change of manager. they need somebody— change of manager. they need somebody who _ change of manager. they need somebody who can _ change of manager. they need somebody who can come - change of manager. they need somebody who can come in - change of manager. they needl somebody who can come in and energise — somebody who can come in and energise the _ somebody who can come in and energise the team. _ somebody who can come in and energise the team.— somebo

frank: absolutely.f he had any kind of relationship with a russian oligarch or russian intelligence services, how were they modifying his behavior, how could these things have affected his judgment in cases involving these individuals or folks they were associated with? there are many different ways he could have been in mednet -- could have been manipulated if these allegations are true, or they could've altered his judgment when it came to who he was going to go after or not. nick: one of the main questions will be how old, what is the origin of his relationships specifically with that one oligarch. frank: i want to stress we are all innocent until proven guilty, but the seriousness is exacerbated by the fact that this is not only in oligarch, but a sanctioned oligarch, and he has what the fbi and many in the intelligence community believes are very significant connections not only to russian intelligence services but to vladimir putin himself and the inner circle. nick: is there a concern today that

host: frank clemente. guest: the irs agents, that has been debunked by every fact checking, independent fact checking organization in the country. republicans use that in the last election campaign to run tens of millions of dollars in ads to defeat, democrats, claiming they were putting 87,000 irs auditors on the street to go after middle class and lower income folks. it is not true. every independent fact checking agency said it was a pacifier type of claim. somebody on the floor can make that speech, but it is not true. how often they make that speech, it is not true. the fact is, since 1991, 30 years ago, the irs staffing level is down by 40,000 people. 40,000 people. at the time when we put a lot more burden on the agency, there is a lot more taxpayers than there were back then, you cannot exist in the modern age. john coston, former irs commissioner, former democrat, we have former irs commissioner's who are republicans. they have signed letters to congress, pass this legislation passed last year. th

frank gardner, thank _ advanced and conquered. frank gardner, thank you _ advanced and conquered.nquered. frank gardner, thank you very much i advanced and conquered. frank gardner, thank you very much indeed. let's go live to berlin now, where i'm joined now by sudha david—wilp, director of the german marshall fund, an independent american public policy think—tank. perhaps you could enlighten us further, if you would, as to why germany is taking this stance. i think germany and its chancellor are very risk—averse in general. they have _ very risk—averse in general. they have certainly changed the country's stance _ have certainly changed the country's stance as _ have certainly changed the country's stance as the outbreak of the war happened — stance as the outbreak of the war happened last year. germany had declared — happened last year. germany had declared a — happened last year. germany had declared a so—called no returning point _ declared a so—called no returning point and — declared a so—called no returning point and has made a lot of radical changes, _ point and has made

and we do need, as frank said, federal legislation. we passed the first federal gun law this past summer and the first in 26 years. and that will save thousands of lives. but it's just a small step on what is a much longer journey. we need every lawmaker to act on this. the writing is on the wall. republicans are going to eventually have to come to the table on this issue. their constituents, regardless of political party, want them to pass stronger gun laws. it will save lives. >> yeah. i mean, the 85% issue. elise, back to monterey park. i want to show you what congressman adam schiff said, who has had the honor of representing monterey park for years. let me show you those comments. >> i had the honor of representing monterey park for over a decade, and it's just devastating. i know what a tight-knit community it is, and to see a time of celebration within the asian community turned into a time of memorial is just heartbreaking. but i have the same mixture of emotion i think so many americans do seeing this news of being sickened on

we want to steer away from any speculation, frank.stion is, if he was seen fleeing in a white van, that white cargo van, but chances that authorities can glean any sort of potential license plate from security footage? we have been able to get an image now on the suspect from that security foliage. what are the chances they will be able to glean a license plate? i know that this israel life. this is not some csi television where they can zoom in that far. what are your thoughts on that? >> it is quite possible. darkness may play a role here in reading a license plate. the other thing i found with white cargo vans, not only are they just everywhere. literally everywhere. they also are popular in the rental business. it's quite possible that this van could be a rental. it makes it a little more difficult, even when you get the license plate. it could be that someone needs a false name or false i.d. to rent the man. it could end up a dead end here. with regard to what we are seeing right now in terms of the tactical situation on the span

that has increased the scrutiny on frank lampard.y increase the pressure on frank lampard and his will only increase the pressure on frank lampard and hi5job a5 a manager. particularly with big league match is coming up against southampton and it was time who are also struggling. tho5e southampton and it was time who are also struggling. those are pivotal matches for everton. while staying up matches for everton. while staying up is the focus for frank lampert and everton, he says the fa cups is also something important to them. the fa cups is a competition of pride _ the fa cups is a competition of pride for— the fa cups is a competition of pride for everton _ the fa cups is a competition of pride for everton in— the fa cups is a competition of pride for everton in its- the fa cups is a competition of pride for everton in its history. the fa cups is a competition of. pride for everton in its history and in my— pride for everton in its history and in my history— pride for everton in its history and in my history as— pride for everton

as for— feelings for frank and for everton. as for frank— feelings for frank and for everton.e premier league in _ back in september. i think the premier league in this - back in september. i think the | premier league in this moment develops. you have six or seven teams who are all finally able to win the league. and of course so many investments. when you have the right philosophy and strategy, i think that many more clubs can compete for positions, for the top positions in the league. i compete for positions, for the top positions in the league.— compete for positions, for the top positions in the league. i think the history and — positions in the league. i think the history and the _ positions in the league. i think the history and the clashes _ positions in the league. i think the history and the clashes and - positions in the league. i think the history and the clashes and the - positions in the league. i think the | history and the clashes and the way those _ history and the clashes and the way those two _ history and the clashes and the way those two clubs have complet

from frank and his example, jim. >> did you know frank at all. >> i never met him, i saw a lot of hisk was a teacher and eventually a friend at north western. and he told that story, he said the bounces story what i heard from him was he was in class and complimenting is by saying those of us in the theater, just students, those of us in the theater, sometimes we make light of the fact that some people in the theater come backstage and say how do you remember all those lines. and he said how do you remember all those lines. let's not take for granted that there is something magical about that, you change something in your servings people don't sit doin and memorize two hours of text, you did, how did you do that, what are you when you go on stage. what is that thing that you become. how are you presenting yourself, what are you willing to become to be this person that wants to present ideas and emotions to an audience. how do you become beautiful. and the beauty of the world we see all around us. and when you go on stage, you answer the accusation of the world, that you are hiding you

you and frank should call all our neighbors , someone will help us. what to do? this is just ridiculous, only cowards are hiding under the bed. and i'm not a coward. i am the owner of the house. i'm not afraid anymore. i said i'm not afraid anymore. you hear me, i'm not afraid anymore. police station hello i'm calling from paris my child alone at home is ruined phone let someone go to our house and tell him that we will come for him, i will connect you with specialists in family conflicts. in our family there is no waiting conflict. pick up the phone, second aid to family conflicts sergeant balm. i'm calling from paris i have a child home alone or a mentally ill relative. the child swallowed a poisonous substance and inhaled a foreign body. no, he 's just home alone. i want someone to come over to our house and make sure they're all right. everything is fine. you want us to go to your house to check, right? i connect you with the police station. they connected me to you. yes, hysterical on the second line, do not disconnect. wait, don't quit. well , no one is hom

chaplain mills, i would like you to meet a friend of mine, frank parker.ke you to meet -- >> come on, sandy. you can do it. just remember the rules. always present the gentlemen to the lady. in the military, it's the junior to the senior member. always mention the ladies name first, it is simple. mrs. milk, chaplain mill, may i present service partner. >> good evening, service partner. >> people think it is easy, there's nothing to the social responsibility as a girl has in the service. they just don't understand. i even had the same trouble with tom. >> what is the big deal? so you need to set up at the reception for the sergeant major, what is so special about that? >> well you might not realize, there's a lot with an affair like this, it just does not happen, you know. >> well i would say the first thing we have to do is to get organized, decide what kind of party we want, where will we get the money, how much money we want to spend, things like that. this is a very important event. i think we should have a sit-down meal. >> no, we had a nice morning co

i want to ask our friend frank figliuzzi to join us. and i want to ask frank a couple things.merrick garland that angry and that passionate. and two, exactly how this plot was foiled. so that's on the other side of a break. don't go anywhere. my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi, 90% clearer skin and less joint pain is possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. with skyrizi, there's nothing like the feeling of improving my skin and joints... ...and that means everything. now's the time to talk to your doctor about how skyrizi can help treat your psoriatic arth

from frank and his example.. is that he was telling a class one day, and complimenting us by saying, you know, "those of us in the theater"-- and we were all just students. he was like, those of us in the theater, you know, we sometimes make light of the fact that some people who aren't in the theater come backstage, and they say, oh, how do you remember all those lines? and he said, how do you remember all those lines? let's not take for granted that there's something magical about that. you've changed something in yourselves. people don't sit down and memorize two hours of text. you did. why did you do that, and how did you do that? he goes, how-- what are you when you go on stage? are you-- what is that other thing that you are becoming? how are you presenting yourself to the audience? what are you willing to become to be this person that wants to present ideas and emotions to an audience? how do you become beautiful? and that the beauty of the world we see all around us-- and when you go onstage, you answer

the jets and miss of 2 is going to get them, frank. yes, i think he will eventually the answer to this question of how to defend themselves . does not lie in f sixteens in short or even medium turn on to me. the reason they're looking for these and we'll probably get them, certainly the netherlands, if given indications. probably know i have some span, of course, the americans, if they give the export licenses, which i had a lot about over the last couple of weeks, will be able to backfill any issues from european allies. but what the credit is trying to do is trying to shift its armed forces on the ground in india to know so standards. so not looking at really i think for the next 6 months looking at for the next one year to year 3 is to provide long term security for themselves. and that's wise. but a 16 initial medium term won't make a difference on the battlefield. but to answer your question directly, i think i will get that, but it's going to take a while to deploy them and it will be an extremely labor intensive task. far more s

under dodd-frank, a bank commits an unfair practice if three conditions have been met. first, that to the practice in question would likely cause substantial injury to the consumer. second, consumers can't reasonably avoid that injury. third, the injury is not outweighed by other benefits to consumers or competition. i want to talk through what that unfairness standard means in practice. ms. nelson, you are an expert on civil rights law. let me run through an example of the. say someone walks into a bank wearing across around their neck. the bank teller takes one look at them, refuses to help, tells them to leave, maybe even calls the police to kick them out. do you think that situation would cause the consumer substantial injury? >> absolutely. >> do you think the consumer could have avoided the injury? >> i don't see any way they could have. >> there might be some public benefit to the bank teller -- we have gone to the task that congress wrote into dodd-frank to define unfair practices. on the basis of their religion, that regulators should probably take a closer loo

frank be optimistic. i will be a realist meme, but there is no mess with phones and wires , it will take 2 days to restore everything. and then there are these holidays, okay? you counted 11 heads along with me five boys six girls four parents two drivers and a partridge in a pear tree. let's go here. stop the plane. seats are only in the main salon, do free. thank you children in the common cabin we are here, well here are your seats again a and b four a and b let's coat. thank you. buckle me some champagne, please. okay, let's take off now. mom thank you wow, real crystal in the bag, please, thank you how uncomfortable you are we are sitting in first class. and the children, in general, the cabin. take it easy im there good when i was as a child, i only traveled in an old van and not to france but to visit relatives with children. where are you all? megan hey anybody mouth uncle frank what are you kidding? the car is in place, they didn't go to the airport. i made the whole family disappear. kevin you a

>> it is starting with frank no.ow those in florida and the just the dream that he has to make it even better is just an honor to be part of. so i'm honored to be here in nashville but also to be with you all to celebrate not only tunnel to towers but a new 23 coming at us. >> we're psyched to have you and so many selects care about causes and to have somebody like cole hauser in your corner what does that mean to you? >> such credibility. everybody knows him and if he joined up with a tunnel to towers foundation it is telling other people look i know -- where their money is going the money that's being donated i know no better cause than to take care of men and women serving country or first responders they die in the line of duty we better take care of them and cole saw that and join us on this mission. he met a double amputee who we bought a smart home for. puts it into perspective you see somebody like that that gave life and limb. >> i was out in idaho with him fell in love with him and his family they're just a

frank holland is at the global technology center with that story. frank?0 million weekly shoppers using digital payments more and more, making cybersecurity a growing priority today, walmart is demonstrating how it secures payment and medical information. walmart's cap increased by 25% this year. the company's chief information security officer says there is a focus on automation for cybersecurity. >> we couldn't possibly hire enough people to do everything manually that would not be efficient or effective. so we focus heavily on automation that will get you a long way but at the end of the day, you have to have really smart and dedicated professionals. >> reporter: so you heard there, the ciso addressing the shortage of 700,000 cyber workers here in the u.s. walmart is recruiting professionals and paying full tuition for 2500 associates to get cybersecurity degrees. walmart grows its marketplace with over 100,000 sellers and builds it in house, buy now, pay later product. >> cybersecurity is essentially important to new business ventures, because they're

full recognition frank-hearted or some well, complete yes, some give some kind of chanson to save lifeas tormented by only one question, when at what stage did he make a fatal mistake that cost him in freedom, he asked you several times how did you know, how did you come frankness upon me for frankness, when the criminal found out that he was burned on the coupons, the investigators were waiting for the terrible confession of the cruel killer to shine, but the life of the former criminal was not as bright as on the stage, his father got him a job as an apprentice turner of something else, by the way i am a turner. such fashionably dressed large drama theater played here with maktuns and presented himself as a great actor. the love of luxury required money and a lot of stewards found a way to quickly line their pockets. decided to rob private houses, the people chose the kolomyagi area. there was a rich man. he found out about his victims in a local pub, where life was always seething, biting, zhiguli pieces, roach burmisters. he listened to the conversation, tried to figure out who had

under dodd-frank, a bank commits and unfair practice if three conditions have been met.irst, that the practice in question would likely cause substantial injury to the consumer, second, consumers couldn't reasonably avoid that injury, and third, the injury is not outweighed by other benefits. to consumers or competition. so i want to talk through what that unfairness standard means in practice. miss nelson, you are an expert on civil rights law, so let me one through -- say somebody walks into a bank wearing across around their neck and the bank teller takes one look at them, refuses to help and tells them to leave, maybe even called the police to kick them out. miss nelson, do you think that situation would cause the can soon and moore could substantial injury >> absolutely. >> you think the consumer could have reasonably avoided the injury. >> don't see any way they could. >> and you think there might be some public or economic benefit to the bank teller for doing what they do? >> no. >> okay good. so we've gone through the test that congress will into dodd-frank to de

the dodd-frank act exempted the cfpb from appropriations.t empowers them to take money from the fed which itself is not subject to appropriations. thereby exempting them from congressional control. there are other financial regulators not on appropriations and we candice agree about whether or not they also should be. but it's indisputable that congress has precisely zero leverage over the cfpb. it's hard for me to imagine that our founders intenned an agency to have the power of the legislative branch and precisely zero accountable to the legislative branch. and in any case, clearly the cfpb is overreaching and doesn't seem to care about congress' view. this is why the fifth circuit recently found the cfpb's funding structure is unconstitutional. the court noted, and i quote, the bureau's perpetual insulation from congress' appropriations power renders the bureau no longer dependent and as a result no longer accountable to congress and ultimately to the people. end quote. well, what can we expect from an agency designed to be unaccountable

hey good morning to you, frank. we're standing just off of highway 37 here this morning at atherton avenue. if you were to take this highway jump on the ramp here and head over, you would get pretty much a straight shot over the highway. what i want, but that stretch of land this morning is now closed caltrans, telling us that they noticed a little bit of a problem yesterday with flooding on the roadways of both the eastbound and westbound lanes have been shut down. since yesterday evening, and what we've noticed this morning some cars have come off that come off the off ramp here, not realizing that this area is closed. cars are passing by on atherton avenue, not realizing the ramp is closed. so if you're if you have not been made aware that this is going to be an issue this morning, you need to start planning for some re routes. depending on where you're headed later today. now caltrans does have a little piece of advice for you. they suggest the best alternative route is to take the san rafael richmond bridge dow

tell us frank, about how the severe weather is affecting the south korean capital. well, it reached minus $25.00 and minus $28.00 in including windshield here in the so the green capital, this is one of those stories that, that hits close to home here in i live in a, in a high rise, a modern, high rise just completed a couple of years ago, and the pipes froze in the lobby of my building, and they burst and water spewed out across the, the lobby area of the building. and then that froze, creating something of an ice rink. as your earlier report mansion, there's been record snow fall on change while and that's a semi tropical island. it's the southernmost point of, of south korea, causing delays in suspension of flights. they've recently, i think, wednesday and, and early today resumed those flights despite the cold temperatures here in the south korean capital and even extended the time that the airport in the, in sol accepted, accepted those flights. the also, the south brain government has responded to this opening up and preparing 7000 cold shelters in the capital

frank, russia obviously thinks solid are, is important. if it is confirm that russia has taken that town. what would it mean for ukraine? well 1st of all, it means pass. your correspondence already said has already said terry, that there is something of a successful russian. but what we have to remember is, i think that, that this town is really only important because both sides have made it important over the last 6 months. so some, by that i mean that they addressed it so much in this relatively insignificant town that they find it difficult to withdraw or concede, defeat this backward as it is in a sense, a legacy at the battles you may remember around cetera, ganske on so forth. and there was a salient but anyway, nonetheless, both sides regarded as important. interesting by the way that the chief of staff is zalinski is chief of stock compared this to van dunn. and that does does give it some military rationale, even if the ukrainians are beaten back, that they would say that they have chewed up so many russian soldiers there. and the

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good morning, frank. well, the good news is if you have a flight out of sfo or oakland or san jose airport, it's probably not going to be affected by this. the faa had grounded all domestic flights, and that advisory was lifted at nine o'clock. eastern are times earth's eastern. so six o'clock our time. so now flights across the country are resuming. but here at sfo domestic departures don't happen before six am so if you take a look at the board here behind me, you won't find any delays here. taking a look around at the airport. things are operating somewhat as normal. actually i just saw on the board. there is a flight to atlanta that was supposed to leave at 6 15 that is delayed, but we don't see a lot of red on the board a lot of problems here. this appears to be an issue that really had a greater impact on flights, domestic flights on the midwest and the east coast. let's show you a live picture of what it looks like at sfo outside right now, on the tarmac, you see planes. they're taxing around thing

good morning, frank. yeah.rborists and tree trimming companies have been so busy these past couple of weeks. some of them have had to actually turn business away. but today we have a break in the rain and their services will no doubt be needed at this area here behind us. we are in foster city on beach park boulevard. so this is right on the water, and you can see it looks like some sort of coastal tree. not sure if it came down because of the heavy winds or if it kind of looks like maybe lightning may have struck it because it looks like it's split down the middle. you can see that officials have closed off this parking lot and this building. we're not sure what this building is on google maps, it says it's a church, but if frankly, it looks like it's an abandoned building. because when we get close to it, you don't see any sort of signage or anything inside. there is a jeep that was underneath part of this fallen tree. luckily no one was hurt. this all happened just before midnight. no one was hurt. and today

but the vast majority of petitioners for compassionate release are denied, and so was frank. >> frankyou should go home? >> soon, i know that. >> are you eating candy? >> it helps my throat. >> yeah. i can open that for you. let me open that for you. there you go, frank. all right. i'm going to let you rest. okay? well, he's a human being. i'm not here to judge him. but i don't know how you not have compassion. >> a few weeks later, i learned that frank died in his hospice bed alone. back in my cell, i had a lot of time to reflect about everything i've seen. >> i have personally wrestled with this question of, is prison punishment? because if it is punishment, it's pretty bad. is it a place of reform? you can certainly see efforts to reform here. i can't help thinking as we're, you know, talking to men incarcerated when they were teenagers, i think of my own self at 16, 17 years old and it is all complicated. >> and now the two men i met that committed murders as teenagers, henry and clifford, are about to find out if they will finally get parole and walk back out into the world. nt h

and in general, they like to hug each other, be frank and tell about what you also feel.t happens to you? well, it also happens, and it is because of you that the child will be to learn to go through such difficult moments of crisis in life, because well, we really want war to never happen again, but other difficult moments in life are in ours, because it is difficult , so it will also be like this, well, an example of how a child can live through you, such difficult moments, ms. alyona, well, you said about some unusual behavior, but we know that war is not an ordinary situation not only for children, but also for adults, therefore, adults sometimes during the war, as you know , talk a lot now, they show themselves and behave as well it is unusual. therefore, it is possible to somehow teach children to understand their emotions and control them. is it possible at all? well, it is possible if the family. support and talking about emotions in the family, if there is such a thing at all. well, there is such emotional warmth in the family, the child is growing up here and sh

always good to see you >> frank, you too.up every day and the market could be in one mode or another. some relief coming from earnings reports. netflix the couraging, but i think more than that the alphabet layoffs coming along with the other big tech company layoff announcements suggests that profit margins can be defended with those companies. i would also point to ally today. financials working so i think in combination with a bunch of fed speakers and we're going to get at least one more today that are not really pushing back too hard on the idea that we get smaller quarter point rate hikes over the next month, maybe two months is just allowing the market to get a little bit of relief i would point out we're still down a percent and a half on the s&p, still between this middle zone between a break out and the recent lows. it's a hold. a row for 2023. >> you know what, to that point, mike, we were just talking earlier today about maybe the markets slowing down obviously, you can't tell that today, in your mind, with so man

frank gardner, thank you very much indeed. of the german marshall fund, an independent american public policy think tank, and asked her why germany is taking this stance. i think germany and its chancellor are very risk averse in general. they've certainly changed the countries stance since the outbreak of the war last year. germany had declared a site turning point and is made a lot of radical changes, whether it's getting off natural gas, investing in military. but still very incremental and slow when it comes to supporting ukraine with weapons rather than thinking big picture about what ukraine needs to defend itself and to deter russia. but although germany, one must mention alongside great britain has been the biggest contributor to support ukraine behind the united states. but that message gets modelled because of the lack of strategic communication from the chancellor. the strategic communication from the chancellor. , . ., ., chancellor. the distinction that germany is _ chancellor. the distinction that germany is maki

guest: i was going to ask frank if he has been to the v.a. or has sought health treatment for any of this. host: he's not on the line. guest: well, i want to thank frank for his service and i want to thank him for the way he spoke about it. i relate to a lot of the symptoms he was talking about. i've experienced most of that, in terms of the symptoms after you come home. which turn into nightmares in hypervigilance, the feeling that you're in danger. particularly to emotional numbness. and getting therapy at the v.a. made a huge difference for me. whether you go to the v.a. or somewhere else, trauma therapy. one of the things that he said that resonated with me and people will, if they read the book, they will see i describe this vividly in detail. the feeling of sleep not being a safe place. which isn't a good thing. that is a dangerous thing to get to that point. i was at the point where i was having nightmares every night. by the end, before i went to therapy, i was having them all night and i ended up with sleep paralysis which is a terri

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that was frank gardner, harris security correspondent _ that.spondent talking - that. that was frank gardner, harris j security correspondent talking to me little earlier. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the great british race to space. we report on the build up to the first—ever rockets launched from uk soil. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief! after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer, paul simon, starts his tour of south africa tomorrow in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. around the world, people have been paying tribute to the iconic - rock star david bowie, who sold 140 million l albums in a career that| spanned half a century. his family announced i overnight

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just tell frank. i would like the shrimp cocktail, please. roast beef with a baked potato and a salad. right. good evening, sir. you can order now. yes. the lady would like the shrimp cocktail. roast me. medium rare, medium rare. the baked potato. and i thought salad. what sort of dressing would you like? oh, russian, please. listen to me. giving you all the answers as if i knew all about it. then we don't let it bother you. i get into plenty of messes myself too. sure do. well, just the other night, when i was on my way out with tom. that it was only a little thing that was so confusing. i had to stop and think these days because i can't remember when i'm supposed to open the door and when i'm not all day long i open doors and stand when i talk to the officers i work with. after a while you get used to what? but i get kind of confused because i do 1700 hours. this little pumpkin changes and becomes the lady they stand for and they. cannot find out. and they open doors for me. not bad. not bad at all. i mean, it just a little thought and and

oh oh, frank bought lady road. oh, look out of you i do though. oh oh, brians shopping 1st. try out all the allan and frank bought city manage. 0000000000000000000000000000000, this is the wife lives up. he says, he says sony, that would lead a patient please visit and she.