almost immediately turned to leo frank. frank, then and forer afterwards, maintained his innocence. newspapers began inflaming the e trial was absolute circus. prosecutors dorsey was out for blood. he sed frank of sexually molesting the factory girls. and when frank was convicted, his conviction was based on the testimony of an african american ex-convict named jim conley, who had given multiple affidavits with conflicting evidence. you must understand that in the south, only a jew could be convicted based on the testimony of an african american man. after the trial, the georgia newspapermen said, if the jury and the frank case had brought in a verdict of not guilty, the defendant would have been lynched. frank was sentenced to hang. anti-judaism figured prominently in the trial. i actually found a letter that frank's mother wrote to washington post. in it she -- i will quote her words, the insults, the innuendos and the slander directed not only at her son during the trial but also at their religion. she like in the case -- this is important for us to put understand about this in a

as leo frank's case okay i didn't tell you this, but as leo frank's case was appealed making headlines around the world, two men subsequently known for their anti-semitism called for a new trial for leo frank, one was the inventor and the other was henry ford so henry ford is responsible for publishing in the united states and then also around the world, the most intellectual anti- somatic track in all of history. how many of you have heard of this protocol. we will talk about them in a little bit, the protocols first appeared in a russian newspaper in 19 oh three, and they are clearly a fabrication it actually based on a novel that was written, a political satire about the holy in the third from france and actually translation of a french tech but the messagf of the protocol is straightforward and absolutely terrifying. they tgeted the rise of liralism had pried provided the jews with the tools to cement the revolutions to destroying the world's oer and historic power like the nobility of the church and at the jews were about to take control of the wld. here you canee a tiny tiny quot

it also detailed the abuse committed by franke included kicking r.f.ng boots, holding his head underwater, and cutting off oxygen by placing her hands over his mouth and nose. jodi hildebrand and ruby franke are waiting to be transported to prison where the utah board of pardons and parole will ultimately decide their fate. >> when i look at this case, you're probably looking in that eight to ten-year range for both of them. but for ruby franke, probably on the lower end. again, because of the remorse. i wouldn't be surprised if ruby franke gets a high single-digit jail sentence and jodi hildebrandt gets low double digits. >> reporter: as for the children, they were placed into child protective services. kevin franke, who's been separated from his wife for more than a year, is seeking custody of his four minor children. but that case has been closed off from the public. >> right now, we know that ruby franke's children are wards of the state. the father is petitioning to get custody of them, and also to sue that occurred because of her practices and wh

doubting, having doubts about frank's conviction on june 21st, 1915, on the eve of which frank would have been executed, because all of his appeals had been exhausted. the governor of georgia, john slaton commuted his sentence to life in prison. i want you to look at these words because this is what he said. 2,000 years ago, anher governor washed his hands and turned to jew over to a mob. for 2,000 years that gornor's name has been accursed. if today, another jew were liing in s grave because i had failed to do duty, i would, all through life, find his blood on my hands and would consider myself an assassin through cowardness, do you know who he was referring to? jesus. the trial of jesus that led to his crucifixion. it was an incredible statement. he faced violence for commuting the sentence. so, two months after john slaton commuted his sentence, a mob of 25 leading citizens of georgia, including by the way the solicitor general who is supposed to protect the law, without firing a shot, went to the prison where frank was being held, pulled him out and lynched him. i decided after t

>> chasing the tape is not enough, frank.f are reversing or pivoting. we had 150,000 jobs. now we have months with 300,000 jobs. that is too hot for the fed. it leads me to believe the fed will push this out or might be a possibility they will raise before they cut. >> greg, hold on. they may raise before they cut? where are you getting that? jay powell is clear they are moving toward cutting. >> jay powell was clear on a lot the things. he thought the economy was transitory. i think jay powell said for months before that posture pivot in december that a hike was still on the table. i still believe it to be there in terms of it being more likely than a cut in the first half. let's go back to the other data that kicked off the rally. core pci. we celebrated a paradigm up to 2% annualized. we jumped back in the 30-point b bandwidth. we cannot call the fight with inflation over. go ahead. >> go ahead. >> you look incredulous. >> just for context, you are the most bearish people on wall street. you may be the only person calling

i'm frank holland. we're going to kick off this hour with a check of u.s.tock futures after a bit of a mixed day for stocks that saw the dow close lower but the s&p and nasdaq finished very slightly higher. right now you can see red across the board. it looks like the tow could open at 145 points lower. nasdaq is the hardest hit, down over a half a percent. at least 46 s&p 500 stocks are trading at 52-week highs or a all-time highs with big tech or communication services. take a look at some of the names. we're talking about ross stores, ulta beauty, tractor supply, volcan materials. russell 2000 is coming off its first full day of the year. take a look at the chart. small caps up almost 1.5% year to date, but you can see right now moving higher in the premarket. we'll have much more on small caps? just a minute. take a look at the yields. the 10-year note, we've seen it move 25 basis points since the start of february. we'll continue to watch that and talk about the impact of higher rates on the markets. and this morning we also want to talk oil. we start

we are joined by state senator frank: -- matt dolan, secretary of state frank larose, and businessmanernie moreno, each of them seeking the republican nomination to that challenge incumbent senator democrat sherrod brown. we thank you all for joining us. frank larose, first answer to the next topic. there is no more coveted endorsement in the republican party that the former president donald trump-- than the former president donald trump. what is your message to voters who place significant value on the former president's endorsement? why should they overlook that to choose you? sec. larose: you want a proven, tested conservative. i'm the only one on the stage with a 100% pro-life voting record, endorsed by ohio right to life. i'm the only one with a 100% pro-second amendment voting record, endorsed by buckeye firearms and other gun rights groups throughout the state. on the one that doesn't just say it, i'm the one that has proven it, but i am also the one that can defeat sherrod brown. that is something that really matters. that is what this is about, we need to defeat sherrod brown

bertha. >> good morning, frank. more problems for boeing and the 737 max. in a memo to staff, the head of bo boeing's commercial jet business, a worker at supplier spirit arrow aerosystems discov misdrilled holes in fuselages. this is not an immediate issue and all 737s can continue operating. work will have to be redone on 50 undelivered planes. boeing expects to know how long that work will take in the coming days. >>> some tesla wboard members my have felt an expectation to take drugs with ceo elon musk for risk of upsetting him if they didn't. this article citing people familiar with the situation and detailing the deep personal and financial ties with the tesla directors and musk. reports say current an td forme board members have direct knowledge of his drug use. musk mocked that report on x saying no one has ever mentioned rehab ever to me. >>> shares of japan's biggest property group hitting a record high today as elliott management takes aim at the company. the financial times reports elliott is calling for

silvana. >> frank, good morning. president biden is set to meet with congressional leaders at the white house today as a deadline to fund the government moves closer. congress has a few days left to approve the first four bills to prevent a partial shutdown after march 1st with the second deadline coming a week later. the president is expected to push lawmakers to found a path forward on the senate approved aid package for ukraine, israel and others. >>> expedia becoming the latest company to announce layoffs. in a regulatory filing, the platform revealing it is cutting 1,500 jobs as it works to recalibrate resources. expedia adding it expect between $80 million and $100 million in pre-tax dollars this year associated with the restructuring. we see it slightly higher in the pre-market. >>> a major executive shakeup at disney. sean bailey is stepping down after 15 years. the move comes after disney faced a rough 2023 at the box office, including the poor performance by "the haunted m mansion." he will be replaced by d

silvana. >> good morning, frank.he justice department is looking into boeing's door panel blowout and possibility of criminal prosecution. according to "the wall street journal," the doj is looking if it falls under the 2021 sector after the crashes of the previous jetliner. >>> snowflake shares sinking ahead of the open. right now, we are seeing it down about 23% in extended hours. this after the company announced the ceo is stepping down immediately with the senior vice president of a.i. and a former google executive taking his place. the company is out with a weaker than expected sales outlook in the latest earnings report. >>> shares of weightwatchers set to extend the losses after revealing oprah winfrey is leaving the board of directors. the company is worth $6.8 billion back in june of 2018, but the market cap has sunk 500 million. >> made a lot of news when oprah admitted using the glp-1 drugs. >> she was very open about that. >> silvana, thank you. >>> toururning to a news alert washington, d.c. the commerce

silvana. >> good morning, frank. let's start with the national association of business economists are raising growth forecast for the year andi movig it to 2.2%. that is one percentage point above the estimate. three quarters of people respond a soft landing for the economy with three rate cuts it year and most predicting the first in june. >>> at&t says it will offer a $5 billing credit to eligible customers affected by the outage last week. in the letter to employees, john stankey says that credit will appear within two billing cycles. >>> shares of intuitive machines sinking after the company said the odysseus moon lander had fall ten on its side mernear th south pole. you see shares down 34% in pre-market. >> the stock going to the moon last week and now down 34%. silvana, see you later on. >>> a lot more to come on "worldwide exchange," including the one word that investors have to know today, plus much more on the wall street record run and how much longer names like nvidia can just continue to power the rest o

good morning, frank. >> the market is looking at the higher for longer environment. if your mind, what is the biggest concern for investors? >> i think the concern is that the situation is actually quite good. we are starting with a market valuation in the united states at $52 trillion. and we're closing in on 5,000 on the s&p 500. it was just about 30 years ago that the index stood had a very markets and that attributed to the strong market. if you look at where we are today and take credit spreads, the difference between the yield on a corporate credit and treasury, that's very tight. if you are looking at stocks or bonds, markets are priced rich in anticipation of good things to happen. anything that goes wrong presents a challenge. >> it is basically price to perfection. only room to go down from here. you share your 2024 equity playbook. one is expect lower returns. you were spelling that out right there. also focus on quality and durability. pick entry and exit points. a lot of areas in the market w

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready to start you day. we kick offer the hour with a check on u.s. futures. the ma i superior indices posted their third positive session in the last four. taking a look right now, you can see it's in the green across the board. the s&p solidly in the green however, there is nothing modest about the dow transports coming off a 2% gain yesterday, we have a check-in with bank of america and the names and the space with more runway coming up we're also checking the bond market featuring the lives of tom barkin and michelle bowman take a look. the 10-year at 4.1 this morning. the rest of your morning's setup, a big story we're watching this morning, shares of community bank closing at the lowest level in nearly 30 years. shares lower again this morning. you can see much more on this in just a moment. >>> now we want to turn to shares of snap, getting cut down to size in the premarket on a very rough earnings report with a top line miss and very weak outlook. cnbc technology

frank. >> give us the reason why you are not into mega cap. earnings are 20% higher year over year. why is now the time to get away from the trade? >> frank, it is almost very hard for an asset allocator to get away from it. you have mega cap tech in the qqq and in the s&p. you have it in berkshire. if you are in the popular etf, you are 42% apple and microsoft. the challenge for us is how do we continue to invest in the sector that we love and sector we have been talking about for years? we never lost faith in tech. the economy iss moving in that direction. >> mark, what is the concern? you are mentioning the xlk. it is out performing the market. the magnificent seven is tripling. you have to give me the concern. i understand it has a big concentration of two companies and it is still out performing. >> we love that because we're invested there. we don't want to be overconcentrated on one side of the boat. i'm old enough to remember the massive drops in 2000 and 2008 when certain sectors ex

i'm frank holland. let's get you head i read iy to start the day with the third straights session for nasdaq falling. all three indices in the green right now. the s&p up 1% in the pre-market. the nasdaq is up 2% in the pre-market on the back of the nvidia report. today's broader stock surge is tied to the most valuable chip stock which is nvidia calling it a tipping point and reporting a 265% pop in quarterly shares nvidia set to open up at an all-time high. obviously, nvidia is the top gainer in large cap nasdaq 100 look at the chip stocks here amd and marvell technology up of 6% we see a bounce back in cybersecurity names. both of those up in the pre-market as well the nvidia pre-market pop is the big news for the semi etf which counts for amd as the pop toltop holdings it is up 3% for the week it will open close to an all-time high as well. >>> let's stick with the top stories with nvidia and arjun kharpal. your story on cnbc.com just crossed. >> that is right, frank. nvidia managed to knock the bul

good morning >> reporter: good morning, frank. not like the gains we saw yesterday in asia on this friday, but modest gains for the major indices. markets in tokyo and japan were offline due to the emperor's birthday you can't blame traders for taking a breather. the kospi in seoul with gains and adding value for the biggest listed companies on monday you aring e seeing cautious excitement with the announcements. one of the macro points that people are watching out for in asia today was the fact that home prices in january con contracted again, but at a slower clip than previous months signs of improvement for the sector you talk about chip stocks there is juice left to squeeze from the nvidia play notable nvidia players like tsmc with gains in the asian pacific. samsung is also seeing red byd and nio with price stocks and issues over whether or not this will cause problems for the sector in the tech space out there. something to watch that is something to tackle in the weeks ahead. good morning and happy hunting on wall street >>

good morning. >> good morning to you, frank.did get this positive handover from the chinese markets. take a look here we're looking a little patchy here this is europe's biggest retailer coming out with very strong numbers, hiking the dividends. take a look at the ftse 100. we're down by 0.9% for the ftse 100. glencore reported this is one of the biggest minors in the world and it had to cut its dividends. it's putzing shares under pressure but i also want to tell you about hsbc they posted a 78% jump in full year pretext profit. but that fell short of expectations because the lender also took a $3 billion impairment on its stake in china's bank of communications take a look at the shares here in london they're down by a whopping 7.5%, and this is the biggest decline for shares since march 2020 frank, back over to you. >> carolin, thank you very much. >>> turning our attention back to the u.s we're watching shares of equinix. it's growing be 13% thanks to the nearly 17,000 deals closed in 2023. the infrastructure says it's benef

caller: frank, this is frank from new york. i have been listening to your responses and they have been interesting and intelligent. i was an elected official for 20 years and never lost an election. always had both sides support, democrat, republican and conservative. what i think is not being said, quite frankly. i am 81 years old. i have never seen that the legacy media in all forms, and i know we like to claim that it simply came from the internet. all forms of media, magazines, radio and tv. it is incredible how they have deliberately divided our community. so, you can gain by dividing because then you can nip you late and get the 51 north 52%. they do not care if they are getting the other 20%. as long as they can get over 50%. dividing perpetuates the elites, the people who gain the most. that is why they do not need the regular people, that is why trump is successful because he is saying it is all about the elites, the intelligentsia so to speak from the old european word we used to use. host: got your point. guest: that

, transparency is a theme. >> that's right, frank. the first thing here is it is great to set a target, but until you disclose how you are doing on the arget, it is an empty promise. once companies disclose how they are doing, they can say we are meeting or exceeding targets or this is an area we have to improve on. data shows transparency is really key. if you do miss your target, it is better to be up front about that and outline ways you will do better. the caveat is companies that do disclose the data tend to be the ones doing better than average on the metrics. the issue here is the more the companies are transparent and disclosing this, the more other companies say they are doing that and we need to, too. once you have the targets and disclose and improve upon them is the way companies can become more just. >> pippa live at the nasdaq. thank you. >>> coming up, the massive amount of money openai's sam altman is seeking to reshape the industry. it does not begin with the "b." we're back in a moment. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses ever

i want to bring in frank fagluzzi. one of the big things we're watching out for, were they saying the threat was contained, that this was done or were they saying this investigation was ongoing? what struck you about what we just heard from police chief graves? >> right. so i did not hear, correct me if i'm wrong, a definitive statement that this is over, the threat is over, we have our -- we have our subjects in custody. right, so, look, it's early. she was honest. that's what we should be expecting from the police right now is honesty and transparency. i even caught the phrase that the police are still, quote, clearing, unquote, the area. the if she's referring to traffic and large people themes, that's one thing. if she's referring to the tactical use of the word clear, that means possibly they're in buildings in the area looking for other subjects. so it's early. there might be other people involved as part of an interview interrogation that will go on with two subjects if they're willing to speak. i think we did h

and that was frank little frank. little as i mentioned before, there was a big strike in the mines in butte in 1917 in the midst of world war is a very, very tense situation. i mean, strikes are always tense situations, but in the middle of the war was even more intense. copper was of the key military materials for use in the war. there was a lot of money be made off its production during the war so there was a lot at stake but many miners were very unhappy with their position in butte their union had not been by the anaconda copper company. there had been a massive mining accident in one of the in one of the mines there the worst hardrock mining accident in the history of the united states. and that catalog is the new movement for labor there and the industrial workers of the world sent frank little, one of their top organizers, to butte, be part of that organizing effort to to sway some of these workers and forming unions, too to be connected with the iww and was there for about two weeks before one night six maske

frank. >> silvana, thank you.ntel shares down 1.5%. >>> time to turn to the morning "big money movers. apple, meta and amazon are moving in direct different dires apple under pressure slowing demand no china with the foreign exchange and increased competition dragging down the stock. shares are down 2.5% met a is surging after the last year of efficiency the company declaring a dividend of 50 cents a share and $50 billion buyback. those shares up 15%. amazon is soaring on record operating income sk andy jassy seeing a.i. hitting every part of the business with billions in upside let's dive into this are alex kantrowitz alex, good to see you. alex, am i hearing you >> yes >> there you go. >> okay. great. >> we got you now. let's start with the last company we talked about. amazon there was a lot to like if you are an investor. operating income blew past estimates. cloud met expectations we have more clarity with a.i. what is the number one thing you think investors should take away with the report? >> we like aws g

but right now let's send it on over to frank. morning, frank. >> good morning.e you a round of applause. i don't think we've seen a 70 in a while. so that is welcome news. and of course, a big night in the city. we're now in the final countdown to the san francisco chinese new year's parade. it's now just hours away. organizers say a record breaking crowd will gather on the streets of the city this evening to celebrate the year of the dragon happening today. the city of san francisco is getting ready for that lunar new year parade. soon the parade floats will slowly roll out of storage and out onto the streets, and james torres is already on those streets in the city getting a little preview as we prep for tonight's big show. james, take it away, frank. >> good morning. we are along pier 54 this morning here along the bay in san francisco. behind me are some of the first floats that you may see in the parade tonight. of course it is the year of the dragon. so many of the floats will reflect that. that is what you're taking a look at right now. we are where all t

. >> parenting influencer ruby frank says she takes full responsibility. for h kids live in what prosecutors say was a concentration camp type setting. that responsibility will include spending decades behind bars after years of abusing them. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter in a utah court a moment of reckoning for a mom who once gave parenting tips to millions online. ruby frank sentenced up to 30 years in prison for abusing her own children. >> to my baby's. my six little chicks. you were part of me. >> the disgraced mother of six weeping as she apologized to her kids about how things must have been for you. >> you are. you're so precious to me. i'm sorry. >> the judge then handed down the same sentence to frank's business partner, jodi hildebrand, who terrorized children and the results have been tragic. ruby frank shot to fame on social media, where she shared her harsh parenting techniques. i'm not even going to let you eat breakfast until you get your chores done. prosecutors say the women held two of frank's children in a concentration cam

frank wouldn't do this.e minute that frank sinatra helped dramatically to get sammy to be the first person to stay in the hotel. but if sammy wasn't who he was, the talent that he had, it wouldn't have happened. sinatra: when i found that ella and all of the black performers were living on the other side of the town, i began to make noise about it. i think a few other entertainers began to pick up on that, too, and they hollered. but i guess i was the biggest mouth in the town. white: we began to see people fighting for civil rights. yes, entertainers were part of that, in some cases. but i never want to hear anyone else say that frank sinatra integrated las vegas. it didn't just happen with that one act. the credit goes to the black community, who were here on the ground, agitating for integration and for better treatment every day. when integration takes place in 1960, dr. mcmillan, president of the naacp, does something that no one else does. he says, "if integration doesn't take place by march 25th, we a

as part of a plea deal, franke and hildebrandt admitting they physically and emotionally abused franke'sto decide how they'll pay for their crimes. they're facing potentially decades each in prison. >> i think both ruby and jodi be wise to give some statement, some form of apology because that would help them in the sense that they both pled guilty, but also for potential parole and release. >> reporter: and as part of that same plea deal, franke did agree to serve some prison time. her attorney has said that it's a step in the right direction for her to be accountable for what she did. gio? >> gio: just incredibly disturbing. faith, thank you for your reporting. >>> and today marks one year since former president jimmy carter entered hospice care. the 99-year-old was last seen in public last november following the death of rosalynn carter, his wife of 77 years. she had only been in hospice care for a number of days after being diagnosed with dementia. the carter family released a statement ahead of today's anniversary, saying, quote, president carter continues to be at home with his fam

frank wanted his money back.e department store refused so he asked safeway where he bought the card for help but didn't hear back, and so frank contacted us, and we contacted the companies involved, and three days later safeway gave frank a refund. how did somebody swipe mom's money? we don't know. but we do see many cases involving companies galore where viewers' gift cards go bank and they suspect fraud. as we said many times before, your best protection with gift cards is to spend them as soon as possible. some thieves tamper with gift cards, the store racks are full of cards and that's where thieves sometimes tamper with the bar codes and stickers and all that, and examine the packaging and feel the cards itself, and if the card feels like it has been altered or the numbers are out of place, don't buy it. if you have any gripes, scan the qr code right now to fill out the complaint form online. >> reporter: it was a late night scare for the residents of that apartment complex. a big tree came crashing down on

i'm frank holland.et's start your day as we kickoff the hour and the first trading day of the new month with the look at u.s. stock futures. you are seeing the dow opening up 40 points higher. nasdaq .50% higher right now the action in the pre-market is after the fed's january surprise yesterday where jay powell and the fmoc shot down any hopes for an interest rate cut this march. >> based on the meeting today, i would tell you that i don't think it's likely that the committee will reach a level of confidence by the time of the march meeting to identify march as the time to do that that's to be seen. >> jay powell's comments triggering a selloff yesterday which ended with the averages closing down sharply the s&p logging the worst day since late september the nasdaq down 2% the worst session since october. saving grace for the dow is boeing closing up 5% after pulling the full full-year guidance the nasdaq dragged down by alphabet closing down more than 7% also, we are looking at regional banks. risk ha

so just mandatory, almost frank language there. thank you very much, frank. thank you, sir. i mean, while a 2 day nato summit in brussels has ended with big challenges still facing the alliance among them, that was in ukraine. and the guys i'm and the requirement for many states to invest at least 2 percent of the economic outputs on defense. and also will absence has been the us secretary of defense, lloyd austin, for health reasons. nato secretary general against installed back says despite the challenges the outlook remains positive. i'm a confidential dot to. nathan will remain the strongest and most successful lines in history. and i expected united states to continue to be as the one shot ally for at least 3 reasons. first, it isn't the national security just over the united states. they have a strong panic. the or the 2nd there is actually ruled by parts and support from a store in united states. and certainly the criticism in united states is not primarily against natal. it's a, it's against nato allies, not spending enough money all night to major c installed mass.

frank contacted us. we contacted the companies involved days later, safe way gave frank full $300 refund. we wanted to know more. this is what her rep said constantly with this case, customer servicing resolved the issue with the customer. how did someone swipe mom's money? we don't know. i wish i knew but we see so many cases like this involving companies galore where viewer gift cards simply go blank. a lot of folks suspect fraud. and i think for good reason. your best protection with gift cards is to spend them as soon as possible some thieves are tampering with gift cards on the store racks. before you buy a gift card, examined the packaging and feel the card itself. if it feels like it was altered or any of the numbers on it don't seem right or missing, don't buy it. go with your gut. whether you have a gift card right or other consumer issue, perhaps we can help you contact us like frank did, scan the qr code on your screen to fill out the complaint form online, attached photos, videos, documents t

cleaver asked lg to review frank and sunil's concerns. the court case currently has more than 100 .s , and the judge is weighing whether it should be certified as a class action. >>> our tip line is also open for fridge issues. scan the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >>> you never think a relatively new fridge would give you so many headaches and problems. >> no, not at all. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri, not only will we get rain, we will get some frigid temperatures, as well. >> we will be in the freezer so to speak with the storm system compared all the other ones that we have had over the past several weeks we have all those warm atmospheric rivers moving in from the south that this one is dropping down from alaska so a big bunch of cold air and also that rainfall. but here's the thing: tomorrow dry weather. let's show you more details with that climate forecasts, and we will begin with tomorrow morning and it is pretty simple here. he will start with lots of 40s and mostly sunny skies with no issues as you head off to work or get t

and fred robinson said frank robinson's drugstore. and i'll tell why this class for our c-span viewers is a class that on trials that were well known at the time sensational at the time and still have a hold on the american imagination today, but that have no precedential value. i teach a course in constitutional history where we do landmark cases. marbury, madison and brown re board, etc. but scopes is a trial that's not going to set a lot of precedent. but still, everybody knows and everybody at the time people in europe knew the scopes trial and those guys at the drugstore knew they were at a moment. they knew this case over the teaching of evolution and would bring people to town would be a sensation and. they're right. it's kind of the heart of this course. did they know? and part of what they knew was the cultural context of the 1920s. now when you folks think of the 1920s, what do you think about from high school classes, from any other general knowledge you have the roaring twenties. what do you know? oh, wait, we've got to ge

frank, those are your headlines.e're up to date. >> frances, thank you very much. >>> time now for your big money movers. the rally this morning by pulling back from a 60% jump following the earnings report yesterday. so here's what happened. the company revealing an error in a report saying it logged 50 basis points instead of the 500 basis points that were originally stated in the release. yesterday let's move sent the stocks to the highest level since august of 2022. also guidance and free cash flow for the first time ever. shares of lyft, you can see they're up. you don't want to miss the cnbc interview with david risher later today. >>> robinhood had stronger than expected revenue and lower costs. helping boost costs as well ther and more seasoned traders move to the platform. they high light stronger momentum and the most monthly deposits since 2021. be sure to catch the interview with vlad tenev. >>> the company hit as what it calls an inflection point. airbnb announcing an approval to buy back $6 million. sha

he was unusually frank _ spoke a lot about that? and there - spoke a lot about that? he was unusually frank and there has l spoke a lot about that? he was - unusually frank and there has always been around since here on the part of people are public life to speak about that and there has particularly been to speak about the role of the iranian backed militias, the minister referred to that himself. and i think this is a new moment for iraq, where people in public life like him, are prepared to come out and say, we are telling these pro—iranian militia enough is enough. i was speaking to an iraqi journalist yesterday and i said how new is that? and he said if people have said that kind of thing before, they would have to flee directly to leave the country because they would have been concerned for their own safety. but the iranian influence is a reality here, that is not going to change. and a big flashpoint now is the presence of the us troops, 2500 remain. we are expecting talks tomorrow between the iraqis and us forces about a tim

a frank conversation took place, all the ministers who arrived were present on our side, but it must an expanded composition, that is, all ministries and departments took part, all problematic issues in our bilateral relations were discussed, there are practically none, but still... when something happens in the process of work that needs to be resolved, they were discussed, but tasks were set in order to further establish joint cooperation, emphasis, shevkat mirono smerdeyoev in his speech emphasized the creation of joint production, as in the field of mechanical engineering, medicine was discussed in great detail and uzbek side. thanked for the fact that our doctors here conduct master classes, let’s say, they carry out operations, the mother-child center in the city of korshi, our specialists went there, doctors trained medical staff, showed what to do with newborns, it was noted that in belarus , medical care is provided at a high level, the head placed great emphasis on this. the point is that you have to study in belarus, you have to go, you have to look, you have to accept the