we have robert frank with more on the story good morning, robert >> good morning, frank 43 states provided tax relief which put tens of billions of dollars in the pockets of consumers. what happens when the tax checks run out? of the 43 states with some form of relief, 21cut income tax rates. iowa is one of the biggest cutting from 8.5% to a flat tax of 3.9%. big cut for them georgia going from top rate of 5.75% to flat tax of 4.99% a dozen states are considering new tax cuts just this year. connecticut governor lamon it is p-- lamont is pushing up o one percent. most of the tax cuts were one-offs like rebate checks or gas tack x holidays since they are not likely to be repeated this year, that tax windfall may fade. california would send out checks over $1,000 last year and now projecting a deficit of over $30 billion. frank, this was easy when states were getting hundreds of billions of federal aid. now the aid is running out and the question is what happens if is there a slowdown and the money that helped consumers so much starts to fade. >> huge swing for california sending a check to

frank thackston: mr. kennedy, who, in your opini, is the person primarily responsible for the ole miss riots, a why? ed ellington: the question was, in your onion, who was the person primarily responsible for the ole miss riots and why? [laughter] [music playing] [film reel] speaker 6: oxford is a town with a population of 5,200, spread in the rolling fir- and pine-covered hil of north mississippi. ole miss haseen at oxford for 114 years and is more noted r thbeauty of its women and the strength of its football tea rather than for high academic standards. but 29-year-old james redith married the father of a little girl who wanted tattend ole miss. speaker 7: studio. hagan thompson: this is gan ompson athe state fice building in jackson. james meredith has just arrived and is apparently making his way up to the 10th floor to register. [jeering] and the national press view this as the most critical time in its 114-year history. speaker 9: go home! speaker 8: meredith, in the words of attorney general robert

frank. >> more job reduction nos in the tech sector. joumanna, thank you. >>> let's get the top corporate stories are silvana henao. >> good morning, frank investors which are optimistic outlook are setting up for an disappointment it is too early to take recession off the table noting that monetary policy impact on the economy can lag up to two years. jpmorgan chase adding the first three months of this year will mark the high point for stocks in 2023. amazon stock price is hitting the paychecks. the pay packages which are tied to restricted stock could be between 15% to 50% lower than amazon's previous target amazon says its compensation model is asking employees to think like owners. >>> and renaissance holding extending the losses as the ceo is still missing employees are being told not to believe rumors the reason for the disappearance remains unknown and reuters says this is following a similar incidents where ceos have gone missing with the government cracking down on corporations. frank. >> silvana henao, thank you. >>> turning

happy friday, silvana. >> thank you, frank. adobe reporting that the justice department is planning to block the deal to buy figma. the case could come next month the deal was announced in september and is aimed at helping adobe bolster the cloud business according to adobe, generate $400 million in revenue. >>> shares of boeing on a wild ride the faa says the company is temporarily halting deliveries of the 787 dreamliner over the fuselage it discovered an error by a supplier related to the jet forward pressure bulkhead. boeing has to resolve the issue before reissuing delivery. >>> chinese ev maker nio plans to build its first battery plant as it seeks to recover from other suppliers. the new plant will have a capacity to produce 40 gigwatt hours. >> ev industry is just exploding. we will talk more about lithium later in the show. silvana henao, thank you >>> turning attention back overseas today marks one year since russian tanks rolled over the border into ukraine kicking off the conflict that up ended the ree region and wo

you want to hear >> they do, frank.ht. the $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions does not expire until 2025. a growing number of taxpayers are getting around with a loophole the pass through entity tax. allows owners of pass through of s-corps to get a full and state deduction of the business tax. the biggest beneficiaries are private equity partners and lawyers and doctors and car dealers. critics say this is unfair and expensive. the policy center says taxpayers in new york and california have channelled $40 billion of income through the loophole daniel hemmel estimates the federal government will lose $50 billion of revenue by 2025 because of the loophole. with most benefits going to those earning $1 million of more of income. this practice is a scandal and the irs should rule it illegal the biden administration, he says, notwithstanding the commitment to tax fairness has acquiesced the give away to the rich new york state allowed it this month become the municipality to approach the work around in new york c

i am frank holland in for the judge, scott wapner. front and center, the state of stocks the mixed economic data raises the possibility of more rate hikes ahead in the next test for the markets coming up next week. joining me all-star panel shannon saccocia, michael farr, jason snipe and steve weiss. let's start with the moment of truth for the consumer we'll hear from big retailers next week. the results, guidance and much more jason, the retail report was strong on wednesday but now the possibility of the fed staying engaged for longer maybe, just maybe, 50 basis point hike at the next meeting you own target and home depot. what are your expectations >> yes, i would say this, frank, obviously we've seen the consumer's resiliency over the last year change with the fed that's been very much engaged, with a retail report that was almost blow-out numbers, almost twice what consensus believed it would be and ppi numbers up 0.7%. cpi number that was relatively muted. it wasn't hot but it wasn't real deceleration, still up 0.5 for me as i

frank is an army veteran. both alaska native leaders, serve at higher rates in the u.s. military than any other ethnic group in the country. special patriotism, i refer to this as. and frank is a great example of that. you go to native communities, native villages in alaska, raise your hands for veterans, pretty much every male in the village, in communities i've been to, raise their hand. it is unbelievable. the patriotism and service of guys like frank. he spent his career serving his country. when he got out of the army, he worked as a substance abuse counselor, as an emt served on his village council, and continued serving by being the commander of the veterans of kake, his village, and making sure his alaska native veterans got the care and benefits they have earned. lincoln also spent his career helping his fellow alaskans in his community. he has been a tenacious advocate for self-determination and for health care for alaska natives, particularly alaska native veterans. he did an amazing job, and i saw

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>> frank, this is a meaningful milestone. half of the nation's office workers are back in the office on the average weekday office use for the ten biggest cities hit 50.4% last week the first time that it passed the magic 50% mark since the pandemic there are big differences. austin, texas is at the top at 68%. san jose at the bottom at 41%. new york is now at 48% the actual number could be higher the survey of new york's biggest employers for the partnership of new york found 52% of manhattan office workers are now back. only 10% are fully remote. that is down from 16% this fall. most of the new york office workers are in at least three days a week now. the new normal for new york, say employers, is 56% of office workers back the industries with the highest office rates are real estate, finance and law. tech is among the lowest la labor experts say it is driving more back to the office and ceos are cracking down. starbucks are saying if you can be back in the office, be back three days a week. disney is starting at four days

i like that, frank. you up on that. >> take my airfare while you're at it. >> is he off the runway? i'll go around. i was comforted they were nimble enough to do that. >> like forget what they're saying, i see what's happening. >> that's the whole point, it does work. >> that is comforting actually. everyone, stick around if you would. i want to know how you slept last night. really. there's a new study out about just how deadly lack of sleep can be. we're going to talk about it. do you own a lot of bras, but not a single one you really love? introducing wireless bras from knix. the ultimate in comfort d support, in sizes up to an h-cup. sit knix.com to find a wireless bra you'll love. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. postmenopausal women with hr+ her2- metastatic breast cancer are living longer with

hey good morning, frank. how are you? baseball is right here again, frank. always ready for baseball. i could do it 12 months a year. you know that. i do know that. well, let's kick it off with the giants bill they missed out on aaron judge and carlos correa. that's old news now, but they did sign a couple of new outfielders in former michael conforto and seattle's mitch hanniger. what do you think of those two guys? well i look at a risk and reward. both these guys were injured last year, especially conforto. he was out all year with shoulder injury and then hanniger also was in and out of the lineup of seattle. but you look at both of these guys. they've hit 28 29 30 home runs when they're healthy, and i think that's what the giants are looking at both these guys, they're filling out field position. as well as give a little power in that lineup. yeah they needed how about pitching? the giants lost one of the races carlos rodan, but they do have logan web. he was terrific. last year. cobb desclafani hopefully is going to be healthy, and they picked up sean

the frank moore met frank when he was in college during the eighties, 81 would give her halloween dancese. ah! camera with what? we had special drinks that we've making sale and we do we fundraise and that's the way uh and they allowed us. they gave us that space. they gave us that freedom. and that was a freedom when you understand this bill, if you understand san jose and the black community how small it is. for that group gay people, lgbtq people. ah! to name something after a black man and eighties that was an accomplishment in itself. reverend moore is president of the san jose silicon valley naacp and says the franks sexuality never deterred him from recognizing how much he contributed to the world around him always had gay people in our community. whether we admit it or not. and the communities that was around the early they always told us to refer to miss queen or whatever. but we were never talked to disrespect them today . gabrielle and tola vich is board president of the billy defrank lgbtq community center. she's been on the board since 1993 and is responsible for keeping to

the frank moore met frank when he was in college during the eighties, 81 would give her halloween danceshere. uh huh. on camera with what? we had special drinks that we're making sale and we do we fundraise and that's the way uh and they allowed us. they gave us that space. they gave us that freedom. and that was a freedom when you understand this bill, if you understand san jose and the black community how small it is. for that group gay people lgbtq pupil. to name something after a black man and eighties that was an accomplishment in itself. reverend moore is president of the san jose silicon valley naacp and says the franks sexuality never deterred him from recognizing how much he contributed to the world around him. we've always had gay people in our community. whether we admit it or not. and the communities that was around the early. um they always told us to refer to miss queen or whatever. but we would never talk to disrespect him today. gabrielle and tolliver, which is board president of the billy defrank lgbtq community center. she's been on the board since 1993 and is responsib

back with me, we have frank, patrick, emma. none of them regardless of where they stood thought the governor should decide on curriculum but governor desantis made this his brand. he's decided he's expanding his control over curriculum and wants to ban gender studies now at florida colleges. so nowhere between kindergarten and senior year in college. will you be able to discuss this stuff if he has his way, frank? >> well, this is good for him in a republican primary and numbers are gaining and gaining and trumps are falling and falling. desantis, i believe, with an agenda like this could be the front runner within the next 100 days or so but you ask the american people again and again what matters most when we include issues. we include diversity, equity and incl inclusion. they tell us almost unanimously, it's the quality of education that matters and if you don't get the quality right, if you don't teach peaople how to read and add and subject and balance a bank account, your failing students. we have to get priorities right

>> reporter: frank, this is day one.e back it hasn't been an event that has run smoothly for a number of years. covid one year and the war in ukraine last year. the devices are very much coming through this year. we are seeing it from a number of major players looking to the future don't forget with the smart phone market, last year was the worst year in a decade with shipments. they are changing the way the phone feels in the hand. foldables market is 1% so far. it tells you how much more territory there is to claim in foldables. and trading down by consumers is a feature that some carriers are talking about. tough economic environment means it is a split market some are going for the high-end devices. others want to save money with the smart phones that is what they are targeting now. i mentioned 5g heading into the break. some investors piling in early to the 5g story. that has been slow to materialize. one of the problems is the north america market was doing heavy lifting with the rollout china's access has not been

frank smith, we leave it. but thanks so much for watching on this tragedy. and so much the thailand has become a new mecca for cannabis smokers after moving the drug from it's not cortex list in june last year since then, a thousands of license candidates dispenser is have popped up in bangkok and around the country. and what was meant as a boost for the tourism sector ravaged by the pandemic, may now have become permanent w. gale modest reports. take a deep breath for what's to come. it's potentially mind blowing. in this bar in bangkok you can buy as much calipers as you can smoke. there is reached to party and wheat to come you down the label promises. and it's not just this bar all across the kingdom. thousands of cannabis dispensary have sprouted up following it's the criminalization last year. no one really believed it. it was even hard the 1st day that suddenly you could buy cannabis in thailand. instead of being afraid of the police coming. instead of being having your ear p tested by random hops, pulling you out of a car now suddenly you could buy i

frank police arrested 6 officials and recommended criminal charges against others. why do family members think this is inadequate? well, the family members that i spoke to, they expressed to me the gravity of this tragedy. 159 people died here and they believe the accountability needs to reach the very top that includes the minister of interior and safety. e sang men who initially within 48 hours of this disaster suggested that it could not have been prevented as well as the national police chief and even the prime minister. those individuals, again, not being held accountable or you know, calls from, from the presidential office use of fuel to, to ask for their resignations. i think many of the family members feel that this is kind of a, as an insult to injury when it's not taken to to the same gravity of, of again this tragedy. speaking of top officials from the government, you had sounds good in president eunice okey all who apologized for the tragedy last year. but as we saw in your report, frank, those who lost family members in the tragedy don't think that sin

frank?n your head. >> i had a birthday yesterday. >> it was very hard getting out of bed. it was very hard getting out of bed. >> you are an old man trapped in a middle-aged man's body. it's not something happened around age 50, and flips to the other side. >> now you're older than you really are. sockets are because i want to be responsible. i can acknowledge is one thing, i am more tired than i ever been. i don't know if i can make it 8:00 p.m. for it i've missed a couple of appointments, i staffed five meals a day which is why i have to use this vest. it is generally a struggle. i say to people who depends on me, i'm sorry, it's been tough, forgive me. >> thank you for saying all of that. by the way, you are almost 11:00 p.m. on the east coast time. we'll be right back. through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to

>> what frank said was exactly right.hen the january six committee wanted to show -- actually wanted to show certain evacuation routes. and much more of the footage from the capitol attack in their presentations. and when they went to the general counsel for the capitol police, they were asked to delete those scenes. and so they did. they complied with what the capitol police wanted. in this case, kevin mccarthy has told the capitol police to release this footage to tucker carlson, and they have to do that, the capitol police chief put out a statement today saying that when you have an order like that from the speaker of the house you have to obey it. so there is the concern, the security concern, but on the other hand there is also a concern by democrats that i talked to that now this evidence being cherry-picked and perhaps manipulated as it is put out. tucker carlson said on his show that he is going to put it out next week. from the people that i know that watched all of this video, there is a lot of uneventful stuff

details shout out to frank mallicoat for sending that in. all right, thank you, frank. thank you.ext at 11. a lot of damage in my house. this was an extremely traumatic events in the community and the neighbors that were impacted communities still on edge after a drug lab exploded in a san francisco home, killing one woman. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now residents still in shock as they struggle to repair their homes after a deadly explosion in san francisco's sunset district. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener today, fire officials revealed it was a dryer that sparked fumes from an illegal drug manufacturing operation, causing that home to explode. ktvu is jana katsuyama tells us 50 neighbors met tonight with city officials. the explosion that caused a san francisco home to burst into flames last thursday did more than shatter buildings and windows shattered lives of the people in the home and neighbors throughout the sunset district. the suspect, 53 year old darren price face charges wednesday accused in the death of his disabled wife, who

the frank moore met frank when he was in college during the eighties, 81 would give her halloween dancesere. camera with what? we had special drinks that we're making sale, and we do we fundraise and that's the way uh and they allowed us. they gave us that space. they gave us that freedom . and that was a freedom when you understand this bill, if you understand san jose and the black community how small it is. for that group gay people, lgbtq people. ah! to name something after a black man in the eighties that was an accomplishment in itself. reverend moore is president of the san jose silicon valley naacp and says the franks sexuality never deterred him from recognizing how much he contributed to the world around him. we've always had gay people in our community. whether we admit it or not. and the communities that was around the early. um they always told us to refer to miss queen or whatever. but we would never talk to disrespect them today. gabrielle and tolliver, which is board president of the billy defrank lgbtq community center. she's been on the board since 1993 and is responsib

frank rodriguez thank you, sir. >> ashley: thank you, frank. >> todd: woke ideology is leading americahas a lesson for the well college students and fellow president of the freest country on earth. hear from her next. don't want to miss it. >> ashley: plus, did you see this? >> one tiktok that has nothing else on it. it is a communication tool. we have one device no access to anything else. >> ashley: that is mission governor gretchen wittner defendant tiktok as more and more was by experts. we will tell you what they have to say after this. ♪ ♪ tony here from creditrepair.com, helping people see the true cost of bad credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? should i be doing something? absolutely, unless you like paying thousands extra in high interest rates. did you know repairing your credit could save you thousands of dollars in lower interest rates? wait, i can repair my credit? of course you can. even if you have a good score, repairing your credit can make it better. start working to improve your credit. get started at creditrepair.com. why is everyone talking about bee

frank, what are your thoughts? >> i think we're all talking about very similar things, how we get better at, indeed, recognizing warning signs and indicators. how we get better as a society, providing hospital services. and university setting, thankfully i'm sure after this, i know many counseling sessions offered, and all that, but we have to meet the needs of people, have to get on my soapbox and briefly talk about the warning signs and indicators. because you don't want to be the one, out there that says, god, i thought something was wrong. i thought something might happen, and didn't speak out. but when someone is using, for example, the language of despondency. they're carrying grievances and grudges, the obsessing compulsively over, it they can't let this go. and then they begin to work towards articulating and desire to act out violently. maybe they even acquire the weapon. maybe they go off and start training with a weapon, i can't take it anymore, i'm not gonna tolerate anymore, i've done everything i can.

frank?uld imagine. >>> wall street hit the trifecta the santa claus rally and the january barometer, all of them logging gains. the s&p 500 gained 4.8% which includes the last trading days in december and first two trading days in january. the index up, which can signal continued bullishness for the rest of the year the january barometer or as goes january goes the year means if the s&p rises for the month, it may predict a positive for pfor the next 11 months the fed's still on inflation watch. let's brick in patrick palfrey patrick, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we laid out the historic precedence, the barometer. of course, these things were established in the pandemic. in the post pandemic world does this mean we're on a strong track for 2023 >> i think 2023 and for that matter october through the end of 2022 were an incredibly strong period for stocks what that reflects is the expectation that inflation is going to continue to fall and the fed is going to pivot. the

america frank, we thank you for being with us, frank chapman, longtime chicago activist, field organizerector of the chicago alliance against racist and political repression, and a leader of the campaign for an elected civilian police accountability council. next up, we speak with the professor, activist, with the author angela davis. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] ellen amy: nina simone would have been 90 years old today. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. 58 years ago today on february 21, 1965, malcolm x was shot dead as he spoke at the audubon ballroom in harlem. he had just taken the stage when shots rang out, riddling his body with bullets. malcolm x was 39 years old. just like martin luther king three years later when he was assassinated, 39 years old. we spendhe rest of the are today looking at a life and legacy of malcolm x with renowned activist and scholar angela davis who is giving a keynote address tonight at the shabbat center, the side of the audubon ballroom in harlem where malcolm x was assassinated as

the frank j. williams needs no to the lincoln forum. veterans but for those of you who are to the forum family, frank helped establish the lincoln forum and served as its chairman for 23 years. his interest in abraham lincoln began during his childhood in rhode island and blossomed into a lifetime of amassing an impressive collection of honor which he and his wife, virginia, donated to mississippi state university in 2017. the msu ue is also the home of the ulysses as gifts. and if you want to know why grant went to mississippi, you can talk to frank later on. a very good reason. msu was also the home of ulysses s grant association, for which served as president for over years. or actually, i should say, why lincoln went to mississippi. but grant went to mississippi as. well, so you can talk to him about that too. so he served as the president of the ulysses s grant associate for 30 years. frank is author of many books and articles on abraham lincoln and has made countless in-person and television appearances on topics to lincoln in his

let's get right to frank mallicoat with more frank. we've heard that this shooting may have involved a police officer. what are you hearing? that's what we're hearing as well. although oakland police have been very tight lipped, we have not heard a word. we're actually at a staging area five blocks from where that officer involved shooting took place that said 150 in international boulevard. we are at 1/100. i can tell you this much. it all happened around one o eyewitness to this shooting, and this is what. apparently the suspect was on a motorcycle and what's going down international boulevard? he was being pulled over by opd for some sort of infraction. a chase ensued, allegedly and that suspect hit the divider in the road and crashed. he went up and down, hit the pavement, got up and then started running away. here's the eyewitness. well, let her pick it up from there. when i heard the police say, stop! put your hands up. i seen the guns coming out. and i said, oh, no. so then i heard a fire but i don't know who it came from him or

frank murphy flew with the bomb squadron known as the bloody 100th.war stories in a personal memoir that he really only shared with a few dozen people. among the people, cnn's chloe melas, his granddaughter. now chloe and her family are publishing her grandfather's story with a real publisher in a brand-new book out today called "luck of the draw." frank murphy's so compelling, it's one of the stories that's going to be included in a brand-new series later this year. >> lock them down. >> reporter: it's one of the most anticipated tv shows ever, more than 20 years after steven spielberg and tom hanks teamed up to make "band of brothers". >> the only hope you have is to accept the fact that you're already dead. >> reporter: they've seemed up again, this time to make "masters of the air," a multipart series on apple telephone + on the air war against the nazis based on a 2006 nonfiction book. >> will we get this job done? >> yes, sir! >> reporter: one of the young war heroes depicted in the show is frank murphy, the grandfather of cnn's the grandfather

frank. up until now, the americans have declined to send ukraine. these longer range missiles for, in their words, fear of provoking russia into escalating the conflict. so was changed? well, nick, the message that you created asked for to call the tech homes. they're still not getting what they are getting are something called the ground, launched small diameter bombs, which about half the range of those for about 93 miles, a 150 kilometers or so. and you yourself hinted at purpose with the high mouse to which these missiles are designed to oriented the other launch systems down to 70 multiple loans, rocket systems. the russians have realized that clearly they've had their logistics wrecked bodies over the last couple of months is mostly deals with, appreciate it. so that moved those logistical basis. further back behind the light . the problem, the russians now is that these log arrange missiles that ukraine is getting 150 kilometers will now challenge those. and that's really important actually because what it will do is force to russians once ag

the dodd-frank act exempted the cfpb from appropriations. it 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 unaccountabl

our people from us this is what they expect and to be frank to the end we have in the past weeks how- then across the country sometimes water disappeared in cities. the reason were different reasons were objective. it was unpleasant, not critical. but still, we should all think about what to do so that this does not happen again and do it on our own, because sooner or later about it. after all, lukashenka will say, and then the level of selflessness in solving problems will skyrocket for everyone, because alexander grigorievich will say this sharply and frankly, especially in the part where there are no cameras. having problems doesn't cancel out having achievements. we're great, but we're not perfect. we have things to improve. my name is igor tur. this was my propaganda what messages from the past are found today in belarusian shrines? there is the rest of the name, a few letters and a scythe, dashes next to it, as if someone was counting something for a certain period of time, most likely, someone gave himself a magpie like that. where does spiritual education begin? we tell child

a consciousness oksana and frank frank apple onto the u. k. and where officials are removed, part of a new work by the graffiti artist banksley. the insulation highlights the problems of domestic violence, but the local authority has cleared away. amendments of the onward st was blocking the pavement. a 1915th house, fife, with a swollen eye and a broken doot, but with a smile on her face. shoving a man into a pleaser and empty be aborted and frank ben, this artwork in southeast england to fix the issue of domestic violence create de bounced. he has called it o valentine's day mascara. thanks dilation was set up, especially on valentine steve. to short, the tragic lives of some women in a romantic relationship. i think it's amazing. i think it is a real topic that people can talk about about domestic abuse. i think the reference to sometimes die as well. you know, it's bringing people in, it's going to open up that dialogue the freezer and i don't mathias more liter removed by the local council. the more it went on, the more it felt like it wa

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that moment didn't overshadow chiefs frank clark who lost a relative earlier this year. >> i'm just excited, man, overfilled with joy. had a rough year, man, been rough for me, man. my teammates never lost faith in me, i'm thankful and humbled. i got some of the best teammates in the world. >> marianne: exciting show by rihanna revealing a baby bump showing through her bright red costume, confirming she is welcoming another child after welcoming her first in may of last year. a victory parade is set for the chiefs for wednesday. >> ashley: thank you. i think it is no -- not a secret i'm a chiefs fan. i've been pulling for the chiefs since i was a little girl. patrick mahomes, he is the most likeable guy, always smiling and you have laing, a good team leader, a good sport with everything. my gosh, going to win the super bowl, dealing with a high ankle sprain, they are painful and nag and don't go away. to be down 10 points and it was uncertain what was going to happen going into the halftime, incredible for them to come through and win this. it was only by a couple points, a win is a win and

was frank was ner senior a long time cia. ah official frank wisner junior is a background as a diplomat and also has been accused of having his own links to the cia point to basically tell him president mubarak you've got to transition hi i'm david groves a policy researcher at the rand corporation which is a non profit institution, it helps improve the policy and decision making for research and analysis. larry and go to place from a will be important to change the school, the america and me a lot more liberally because we for food. all they did it back to me to the start. all must work with the betty phase of it had been dog or but like i said, bianca nina domina say they a lot in the proposal locally to most of the jato kissing people co suite. a mentor could be islamic, she will get up the improv. think understood, you'll see the lavender beat that are like us, a bianca. so cindy had a finance yada e group b islam. and she pulled it up. he called me if something was from man, you're a mineral path to the football game. sh

>> frank, doing well how about you?excellent. >> caller: i am an investor who is strengthening enhancement investment skills by being a decade's long viewer of both shows and i want to thank you for making me a good amount of money. >> you're too kind finish the week strong with that kind of comment. thank you, frank. >> caller: i have a fairly large core position in a stock hershey symbol hsy i just wanted your thoughts on short and long term acquisition in a long term kind of diversified income portfolio, jim. >> thank you for the kind comments second, michelle came into that company turned it around and just reported an amazing quarter. i would not touch it i would continue to be in hershey. she has done remarkable job. i had the pleasure to meet her at a conference and told her to come on. i got to follow up and get her on the show for you. fantastic great investing and thank you matt in tennessee, matt >> caller: yeah, boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, matt what's happening >> caller: hey, my question today has to do with

hello, frank. thank you forjoining me frank. thank you for joining me . hello, neal.e. oh, it's a pleasure. a pleasure to see you and to hear you. first of all, how do you go about predicting an earthquake ? about predicting an earthquake? well the specific twist on three february was not an attempt to predict an earthquake. and i had idea it would occur three days later . it was pretty much later. it was pretty much a coincidence , but it comes next coincidence, but it comes next to forecast message that we had. we use . but there's no denying we use. but there's no denying that at that moment in time , 48 that at that moment in time, 48 hours or so before the event , hours or so before the event, you were predicting a significant magnitude earthquake in that part of the world and duly happened. but i can only imagine that it's an extremely complicated business. so many variables. i can't begin to think how. what do you do? what's your methodology for? for predicting this type of event . predicting this type of event. well . first of all, the tweet well. first of all

i agree with you that we should be extremely frank on these topics.n find a common language - the anglo-saxons have one unpleasant habit say one thing and do another along the way, deceiving everyone. circle with his hollywood smile the only problem is that the whole world is tired of this we are not russia, africa, asia or latin america, we no longer want to be hung noodles on our ears, we among ourselves, honestly agree, we will troll the americans with the same hollywood smile because they deserve it about it. we also spoke in july last year. i remember well that meeting in the palace of independence. and as for me, the main thing from there from the public point of view is the presentation of gifts. this handed over to its president. i interfered in the american elections and rooted for trump at that moment trump and bolton could no longer stand each other and first presented gifts to donald, then even trump's melanie, and only then it was beautiful to bolton himself. as well as very painful injections about interference in elections and public su

hello, frank. thank you forjoining me frank. thank you for joining me . hello, neal. oh, it's a pleasure. a pleasure to see you and to hear you. first of all, how do you go about predicting an earthquake ? about predicting an earthquake? well the specific twist on three february was not an attempt to predict an earthquake. and i had idea it would occur three days later . it was pretty much later. it was pretty much a coincidence , but it comes next coincidence, but it comes next to forecast message that we had. we use . but there's no denying we use. but there's no denying that at that moment in time , 48 that at that moment in time, 48 hours or so before the event , hours or so before the event, you were predicting a significant magnitude earthquake in that part of the world and duly happened. but i can only imagine that it's an extremely complicated business. so many variables. i can't begin to think how. what do you do? what's your methodology for? for predicting this type of event . predicting this type of event. well . first of all, the tweet well. first of all,

write the protests but i can still be bothered. >> reporter: frank was wrongly accused of raping and 13-year-old and later convicted for her murder. ♪ doesn't have to walk the plank ♪ >> reporter: "parade" focuses on the trial and eventually limping of frank. >> leo frank was the first recorded lynching of a jewish person in america and happened a few miles from where i'm speaking to you today. >> reporter: he was pardoned in 1986 by the georgia state board of pardons and paroles. >> i think of the story that signifies that if we don't catch hate in this moment, if we don't address the kind of climate of anti-semitism and the hatred and discriminate in addition, hate crimes happen. >> reporter: more than a century after his death anti-semitism has resurged. the most the anti-defamation found since they began tracking in 1979. plat says he's grateful to carry on the legacy of leo frank. >> it was ugly and scary but a wonderful reminder of why we're telling this particular story and how special and powerful theater can be and art. >> reporter: the producers of the show also put out a s

i am frank holland in for the judge, scott wapner.tate of stocks the mixed economic data raises the possibility of more rate hikes ahead in the next test for the markets coming up next week. joining me all-star panel shannon saccocia, michael farr, jason snipe and steve weiss. let's start with the moment of truth for the consumer we'll hear from big retailers next week. the results, guidance and much more

really cool, frank? thank you.ight it is pretty out there but not a good time to try to get to tahoe right now. westbound interstate 80 is closed between truckee and the nevada state line due to a major crash. the highway patrol says it is unknown when the road will reopen. eastbound lanes into the tahoe area are still open with chains required. as for highway 50, all lanes are open with chain controls. still caltrans and chp are urging people not to drive through the sierra. earlier on the four we spoke to kevin cooper from cooper media and marketing, he says. give it a few days and the roads and resorts will be ready for visitors. there's a lot of work to be done. 45 inches. the last , you know, three days. that's a lot of snow, and we're looking at another big system coming in sunday, so they've got to set themselves up for success in the next week. the other partners, the grooming teams, those mountain grooming teams are going to have to get out there and lay down some carpet for all those intermediate skiers t