and, gary was my husband, okay, gary was my husband and he was the father of my children. and i don't understand how this can even happen, right, but i want you all to know that. i am innocent. thank you. >> the judge issued his sentence, the woman who once lived the jet-setting will highlight, would now spend the rest of her natural life in a prison cell. >> is it fair to say that if -- biden kept such careful records that nobody knew where he pam would -- >> i think there's a good chance of that. >> if it sounds like a victory, the triano family would assure you it isn't. >> my uncle is not coming back. no conviction, or life sentence is going to change that. all it did was, you know, making murder out of my -- nothing else has changed. >> i'm andrea canning and this is dateline. >> what i focus on when i'm working a case, what drives me the most, is the victims. i wanted to speak for them. i want to speak for helene.

gary, thank yon gary _ are already pretty fraught. gary, thank you.ht. gary, | thank you. gary o'donoghue. the are already pretty fraught. gary, thank you. gary o'donoghue. the time thank you. gary 0'donoghue. the time is edging up to 1.16. our top story this lunchtime. the partner of a woman who went missing while walking her dog in lancashire says it seems as if she's vanished into thin air. also coming up, how this very hungry six—year—old managed to run up a takeaway bill of over £800. coming up on the bbc news channel: all eyes will be on chelsea tonight as they hope to play the record signing enzo fernando is for the first time. they take on fulham who are above chelsea in the premier league. for nearly four months, russia has been systematically targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure — the country's power stations and distribution network. throughout that period, ukraine's state and private energy companies have been working around the clock to repair the damage and keep electricity flowing during the tough winter months. and they seem to be

gary osborne, welcome to . thanks gary osborne, welcome to.g mark but please you've got to stop calling me elton john's lyricist . he's got elton john's lyricist. he's got several lyricists . and i only several lyricists. and i only got about 30 with him. bernie taupin , least 300. that is true taupin, least 300. that is true . got me in trouble with some with neil tim rice , who also with neil tim rice, who also wrote some fabulous songs . no, i wrote some fabulous songs. no, i definitely was one of the group. well good. and i think you're absolutely right. of course. but you are behind some of elton's albums, including a single man, which features in opinion one of the top five love songs that elton john's written, which is called shine on through . but called shine on through. but listen, we'll get to your back catalogue . your reaction to catalogue. your reaction to banning of delilah because it glamorises domestic violence . glamorises domestic violence. well, it's a joke, isn't it? i don't think anybody listens ever , ever listened to th

we're years traded for gary payton. the second that is actually official now where we're going to have him. but you're not going to be seeing the guy that called the young glove on the court anytime soon. all right. so calm for a sports reporter, kate rooney with us. the latest on the warriors unusual trade. it. >> haynes back in the cold. >> he's officially back with the team. steve kerr just spoke to the to reporters moments ago and he said that, well, gary payton, the second is going to be rehabbing. he's not going to be doing any on-court work for quite some time ago. explain a little bit more how this all went down. the warriors had until 6.30, last night to decide whether they would proceed with the 4 team trade. that brings gary payton the second back to the bay from portland and sons, james wiseman to detroit. now we learned yesterday that they had decided to move forward, but fans eager to see gp 2 back in the dubs uniform will have to be patient because this morning team president bob myers gave an update and

but in gary of their sentence. but in gary glitter case, we can't apply it retrospectively. so you know, serving half your sentence is , serving half your sentence is, the law. do you think that law should have applied to gary glitter and do you think if your centres 16 years you should serve those 16 years you . yeah serve those 16 years you. yeah i kind of feel like what's the point of sentences then . now point of sentences then. now actually how long are you going to get. it seems like a complete waste of time. it's insulting to the victim and the people that love the victims and also there should be something more stringent place of have have these people been properly rebuilt tainted? we saw saga last week because of probation service from prison service, didn't rehabilitate properly. i that man came out and murdered sara . it's just not being taken sara. it's just not being taken seriously our safety isn't being taken seriously. and i think women have had enough of it. and absolutely. and especially when we do have the forces of law and order , all sorts accusations o

gary osborne, welcome to . thanks gary osborne, welcome to.lug mark but please you've got to stop calling me elton john's lyricist . he's got elton john's lyricist. he's got several lyricists . and i only several lyricists. and i only got about 30 with him. bernie taupin , least 300. that is true taupin, least 300. that is true . got me in trouble with some with neil tim rice , who also with neil tim rice, who also wrote some fabulous songs . no, i wrote some fabulous songs. no, i definitely was one of the group. well good. and i think you're absolutely right. of course. but you are behind some of elton's albums, including a single man, which features in opinion one of the top five love songs that elton john's written, which is called shine on through . but called shine on through. but listen, we'll get to your back catalogue . your reaction to catalogue. your reaction to banning of delilah because it glamorises domestic violence . glamorises domestic violence. well, it's a joke, isn't it? i don't think anybody listens ever , ever listened to

but in gary of their sentence. but in gary glitter case, we can't apply it retrospectively. so you know, serving half your sentence is , serving half your sentence is, the law. do you think that law should have applied to gary glitter and do you think if your centres 16 years you should serve those 16 years you . yeah serve those 16 years you. yeah i kind of feel like what's the point of sentences then . now point of sentences then. now actually how long are you going to get. it seems like a complete waste of time. it's insulting to the victim and the people that love the victims and also there should be something more stringent place of have have these people been properly rebuilt tainted? we saw saga last week because of probation service from prison service, didn't rehabilitate properly. i that man came out and murdered sara . it's just not being taken sara. it's just not being taken seriously our safety isn't being taken seriously. and i think women have had enough of it. and absolutely. and especially when we do have the forces of law and order , all sorts accusations o

well, which sectors would you see trouble in, gary? >> well, everything at a given point in time, you know? housing spots have been really strong. they'll start coming in, utilitieses will start coming in. i worried about financials also. but right now for whatever reason, the good news is semiconductors are are strong, software's strong. i think software, which was battered for 50-80%, i think that's been wrung out, and that's what i'm watching most closely because that's the risk-on areas, and that's good for overall markets. liz: omair, do you think we will see that the 10-year yield go above 4% in and we need to ask about the super core. this is the number everyone's talking about. core inflation, that's, and food and -- that's x food and energy. this strips out food, energy and shelter, all the things we need and use. i mean, it's a little absurd, but the super core year-over-year came up 6.# %. please tell our investor audience right now what that should mean to them, and where is the best opportunity the. >> yeah. so, first of a

and so gary, seeing the fit, seeing the need defense and things like that.ertainly had many discussions, but we made the choice to make. >> not the damage was john donne james's way to impressionable for him to come back on that situation? been offered now. he will play for the pistons. he actually practice with the team today and word on the street is he might start for the detroit pistons. the dogs had high hopes for wiseman, but it obviously did not work out. some of it was just bad luck. weidman could not stay on the court because of injuries. some of it was the fact that live in simply didn't play well in most of the opportunities that he got on the court. we've got a call, a spade, a spade, but mostly he was just a victim of young player who needed a lot of development time on a team that hasn't had much time to develop young players. >> i still believe he can be a good it may just be that he's have required more minutes than we were able to give them. it may be that his time. is longer than we can wait it, but it's not an indictment of him. there's pl

filmmakers kalyanee mam and gary marcuse on how cultural traditions intersect with economic growth in cambodia and china. coming up on "earth focus." kalyanee: as an immigrant, as a refugee, you know, from cambodia, myamily and i, you know, fled cambodia when i was four years old. and what i realized was what happening in areng valley was that the people were also being threatened by the same kind of displacement and uprootedness. and what i've seen with the chong people is that they live a very beautiful life, completely connected to nature, and i was inspired to make this film to help people understand, you know, how important that connection is. [baby fusses] kalyanee: so the chong people have been living in areng valley, you know, for over 600 years. and we went back to cambodia to film and i discovered, you know, two of the most amazing people i've ever met in my life. and what i discovered was that they are probably one of the most rooted and grounded people i've ever met, and the reason is because of their connection to the land. you know, they feel so grateful for nature becau

gary gensler spoke with bloomberg today.lending platforms, crypto staking service, they need to come into compliance and they are generally noncompliant right now. investing public is not only at risk by the speculative nature of crypto, but they are at risk of ending up in line at a bankruptcy court because a lot of these platforms are doing things they are not disclosing. kriti: that is gary gensler speaking earlier on bloomberg television. the crypto story is fascinating. 2023 was supposed to be the year we get the digital dollar, potentially the digital euro and the digital yuan. i wonder at what point that gets factored into the crypto market at the same time folks like gary gensler are making a tougher call on crypto. jon: it is a important question. i think the reality is, gansler has been pointing towards this for some. -- for some period of time. the new york stock exchange is not allowed to run hedge funds and trailing exchange through them, what should be the rules of the road surrounding crypto platforms like cra

gary: got as far as i know. this is usually political.g, taxation, the way the money is ud and appropriated, has become absolutely at the heart of the political -- in the united states. democrats have accused republicans of hypocrisy because they raised the debt ceiling three times under donald trump without these particular concerns about future spending. laura: let's go to britain where up to half a million workers have gone on strike today in what is being called the biggest single day of industrial action in a decade. teachers, university lecturers and civil servants were on the picket line spirit public servers calling for more pay because they say inflation in the u.k. is high. our political editor now reports. >> birmingham at breakfast time. rush-hour without much rush. the barricades are out, but not many passengers. the trains going nowhere. >> it is more than an inconvenience because tomorrow will also likely be out because trains start a bit later. >> -- is having to work from home. inbounds grove, ryan and harry are as well.

this is wild were going to sue gary and the sec? >> we are doing.an application to the sec, it was denied june the 2022 and sec denial was that they would not allow our fund it points just to convert into a spot. >> was that trade? >> your strength and the same day the denial came and initiated negation against sec so we are about eight months into litigation and now about two weeks from oral arguments held. >> what you think about gary gensler? have you met him? >> i have. >> was he nice to you? >> he was. there's two pieces to this, a regulator standpoint, crypto moves quickly so we do sympathize with the fact that they have a tough job, as it class continues to change, use cases continued to be developed so develop rules and regulations around that can be challenging but important, the thing we are asking for it doesn't require new legislation. we are making use of existing security rules and want to brin- >> he wants to put you out of business, doesn't he? >> i wouldn't say he wants to put us out of business but the sec had brought etf to market

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gary davies!— gary davies later. you have to say, oh, gary davies!en the front comes through, blue colours indicating cooler air but nothing desperately cold. heading back to where we should be for this stage in february, temperatures at the end of the week akin to six to nine celsius. out there at the moment, one or two of you have caught a gorgeous sunrise, this is on the north—east coast of england. a lot of cloud around for many today, patchy rain and drizzle in the west. the wet conditions will be across the highlands and islands, outbreaks of rain coming and going. still some sunny spells breaking through the clouds to the east of the high ground, some of the best of it is. things will change as we go through tonight. this evening overnight into scotland. some spots will not see a great deal of wet weather but we will gradually have some pressure conditions tomorrow from the west. would you feel comfortable starting a conversation with a stranger, if you thought they might need help? samaritans believe that simple act could save someone's life.

i crossed out gary. okay. typically, the first question that we ask our panel and we'll we'll start over here on my right flank, we want to know what you're working on now. we'll start over here. all right. well, thank you, mr. brilliant. yeah. all right, then. what i'm working on now is what i've been working on for a number of years. and it's the battle of atlanta. i know gary has covered that back in 2009, when gary had his day, dixie died came out. that was my dissertation at the university of maine. and so i went away from that and started doing other things. of course, teaching full time at blue mountain college and a few other things. but i've always been interested. i shouldn't say always, but for a very, very long time. i've been interested in the battle of atlanta and i've been pulling a lot of information, which we'll talk about a little later. so. mike. okay. so that's what i'm working on. okay. very good one. honesty, right? yes, i do nothing. it's just i'm working around the house, mowing the law

we like a gary payton.nk you for helping us win a go back to the portland trail blazers because their own doctors when they did that raid last thursday, they found out that he was injured, that he was playing with. they say pain killers to mask the injury while he is with the trail blazers and the trail blazers, they claim knew that put him on the market and the warriors traded for him and got a player that they cannot use immediately. they had a couple of days to decide yes or no on the deal right before the 6.30, deadline yesterday when everybody was watching the super bowl, the warriors, they were watching the clock and they told the nba, ok, we will take gary payton the second back on our team, very popular with his teammates. they loved him, did not want him to go. but he simply ask for too much for his contract. and that's why he went to the trail blazers in the first place by accepting this deal. it gets all the other players moving as well. this was a multi team deal. multi players, james weisman wa

we like a gary payton. thank you for helping us win a go back to the portland trail blazers because >> their own doctors when they did that raid last thursday, they found out that he was injured, that he was playing with. they say pain killers to mask the injury while he is with the trail blazers and the trail blazers, they claim knew that put him on the market and the warriors traded for him and got a player that they cannot use immediately. they had a couple of days to decide yes or no on the deal. and right before the 6.30, deadline yesterday when everybody was watching the super bowl, the warriors, they were watching the clock and they told the nba, ok, we will take gary payton the second back on our team, very popular with his teammates. they loved him, did not want him to go. but he simply ask for too much for his contract. and that's why he went to the trail blazers in the first place by accepting this deal. it gets all the other players moving as well. this was a multi team deal. multi players, jame

half the half of gary , back. half the half of gary, right? gary.ou this week and at the moment. well, net zero is my bugbear. this it really is. i've what more politicians think about when they talk about next year. i mean all want to live in a cleaner healthier country for our kids grandkids. i agree with that. our kids grandkids. i agree with that . but i our kids grandkids. i agree with that. but i don't get it. ijust don't get next year i will. well, at least windows everywhere i drive now she windows windows. we can't stall energy. there's no way we can store at the moment. so we are going to be reliant on fossil fuels and people just some mean what's well it gets real . yes. what's well it gets real. yes. gary, thank i'm i'm with you 100. thank you very much for joining us. and helen, we're sorry to hear about your your mum, but that was certainly a ripe old 103. thank you , helen ripe old 103. thank you, helen and gary, for joining ripe old 103. thank you, helen and gary, forjoining us ripe old 103. thank you, helen and gary, for joining us

get steph back if gary payton is here. he injects a lot of energy.need to get through the break. one on monday at home and tuesday. his bobblehead night tomorrow. >> i love bobblehead night. i used to collect a whole bunch of them. >> i have a collection they keeps growing. >> some of them are very rare. i'm going to have to check them out after the show. coming up, a fun family festival where kids get a head start on celebrating valentine's day at thrive city. much more after the break. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >> tonight, a powerful tranquilizer use to sedate large animals is making its way onto the streets of san francisco. how the city is trying to take action to prevent what could be the next drug overdose crisis. a new program to

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everyone can't be a gary k.n waste your time trying to do this. what do you say to investors when that conversation comes up? >> first off, i wish i had been perfect, that is number one, and number two, anyone who mentions "gilligan's island" is pretty good by me, my friend. i'm a big -- number one you have 100 years of history, by all the time, same amount, every month, every quarter, you're buying into bad markets also you're going to end up doing darn good. we're double digits from the highs in the s&p. that said we had a 56% drop of everything in '08 and in 2000 we had a 80% drop in the nasdaq and on this one, the average nasdaq stock dropped about 50%. so i'm just a big believer, i have studied thousands of hours of the characteristics of bull and bear markets especially bear markets, because if you can stay out of them you will save a heck of a lot of money. charles: right. >> we were able to stay out of this bear market again. due to the fact i'm a growth stock manager, i saved a ton of money because ther

gary you ever forgive a parents, david? i actually . gary glitter. david? i actually. gary glitter.sion , well i knew him by profession, so we stopped right there professionally rather than socially. right and what he did to his career was absolutely tragic because he was a huge star. he had enormous charisma and no radio station in this country world will play his records anymore. so it was absolute lutely, tragic story, but has served his time. absolute lutely, tragic story, but has served his time . whether but has served his time. whether his time was long enough is debateable, but he served and i think, you know, now, now we should move on and of course his son wants to him and they've never seen your that's obviously the first thing that he would want want to do so yeah i think we move on. is it the obligation of a child to forgive the parent for their actions ? i think so. i for their actions? i think so. i mean , if he hasn't met his mean, if he hasn't met his father, then he doesn't know whether he loves him or not, does he? but i think boy has an inspiring career. he wants

gary you ever forgive a parents, david? i actually . gary glitter. david? i actually. gary glitter.sion , well i knew him by profession, so we stopped right there professionally rather than socially. right and what he did to his career was absolutely tragic because he was a huge star. he had enormous charisma and no radio station in this country world will play his records anymore. so it was absolute lutely, tragic story, but has served his time. absolute lutely, tragic story, but has served his time . whether but has served his time. whether his time was long enough is debateable, but he served and i think, you know, now, now we should move on and of course his son wants to him and they've never seen your that's obviously the first thing that he would want want to do so yeah i think we move on. is it the obligation of a child to forgive the parent for their actions ? i think so. i for their actions? i think so. i mean , if he hasn't met his mean, if he hasn't met his father, then he doesn't know whether he loves him or not, does he? but i think boy has an inspiring career. he wants

being upfront about gary's injury. entire situation was an ideal so much so that the warriors seriously contemplated rescinding the trade, but they ultimately decided that the best path forward was to keep gary and help him get right from that injury and move on from james wiseman. if we've seen a path for james upon return, that had changed. we might have considered that i'm even going forward. >> as we get into next season, we see you see what gary can do. it's not and citing any kind of indictment of james. it's it's a hard rotation to crack on this team. and so gary, seeing the fit, seeing the need defense and things like that. so we certainly had many discussions, but we made the choice to make. >> it wasn't a chance they will bring in james wiseman back. that would have been. >> awkward. >> all right. now james will play for the pistons. he actually practice with the team today. where does he might start for detroit? good for him. the dog had high hopes for weidman but obviously it did not work out some of it was

their friends. >> so, back to gary payton.he deadline passed the league is not going to let the warriors make changes to the deal to make it sweeter for them now that they know about this injury. they will have to see if they want to take this deal by tomorrow or not. >> my goodness. like you said, a lot of trade drama here as of late. thank you. appreciate it. >>> how about fresh eggs daily. the interesting thngof es fopeo have a little bit of a commitment issue >>> the cost of eggs probably has some people thinking maybe i should get some chickens, some hens. if you are just starting out that is intimidating. as it turns out it does not have to be that big of a commitment. rent a chicken is now a thing. >> peck, peck, peck, peck. i don't think i want all of you guys out right now. >> reporter: he always loved chickens. he remembered raising them. >> i have always been a chicken geek. >> reporter: plane people want to have them at home or -- many people want them at home but most do not know how to try. >> when he heard that

gary, i was thinking about you a lot yesterday.ay, watch the 10-year yield. it erupted yesterday like one of these volcanoes. we're getting closer to the 4% number which is more psychological than anything else. you got to believe if we cross 4% all hell bill break loose. what is the action in the not the stock market but the bond market telling you? >> hopefully, charles, master class show i may have to watch it twice. it was that darn good. charles: thanks. >> since the middle of 2021 as the yields have gone the market has gone and every time yields have plunged we have these great counter trend rallies and guess what happened in the last 10 days? yields started to skyrocket again. we're headed towards four and the market has some pain. all i'm just saying if it gets through four, heads to 4.3 the old high, i'm not sure the market will like it. i add in you got mr. bullard last week, i'm pretty sure he was telegraphing something, there would be a happen point hike, not just a quarter on the next meeting. i'm not sure what that do

lakers take it, trade for gary payton still in limbo. the warriors have to pick themselves up. >> nobody cares if we feel down about the situation. and i do not think it matters. the guys who are available, you have to go out there and win no matter what. >> we have lost somebody close games -- so many close games this year. this week has been frustrating with everything that has happened. and this is how it goes. this is part of the nba. there are ups and downs, so we have to carry on. chris: stand firm and hosting number four arizona. spencer jones scored all 18 of his points in the second half, stanford takes the lead with seven and a half to go. michael call had a game-high this makes it a 10 point stanford lead. the cardinals upset arizo their first win over the wildcats since 2009. saint mary's in portland. they had their winning streak snapped on thursday. johnson with 20 points in the first half. the second half, they open on a 19-to run. it is johnson again. niith a career-high ofnt 34. this is their 12th straight win over portl

gary, the mayor said that police are being sent to areas that need it most.ts most. she has 150 officers on her personal protection detail. >> well. i guess as far as she can see there is no downturn in number of police officers in chicago, she can't see anyone, they are crowded around her. weird she is n not realizing there is what 9 other candidates, on the primary coming up in a couple weeks. the top of two challenges, are both running on the issue of increasing hiring for the chicago police department, and getting rid of david brown the chicago superintendent of police. that alone should be a message. voters of chicago are tired of her. this is a weird thing we do in united states, we have a bad choice between an in incompetent incumbent and a stranger with relatively little experience, but we desire change. kennedy: we'll see. i don't think it is good news getting people to come to chicago, when images like this are biemed out to world, people say i don't want to fly through this that looks gross. >> there are a couple things, she should not have a hundr

the dubs acquired gary in a trade involving james wiseman. but the trade almost fell apart when gary failed his physical, the dubs opted to go through with the deal. but now gary is out indefinitely as he rehabs his core injury today, gp to school for the first time since that treat. >> yeah, i hope as easy as you know, playing back in you know what i do in offense. we know from my spotting, you inow, find guys, you know their shots and trying create, you know, my teammates and eventually, you know, it's going me way more ways on the warriors, especially when you got your guys got the guys off the bench, you know, getting a custom in everything how they play. so. like you said, just few things and the things, you know, he's got his turn up a little bit. but offensively, you know, they can control that in the defense hopes, you know, controls often. so as we get that going again, i think we're going tough >> he went on to say he hopes he's back by the playoffs. he's rehabbing daily about some soccer action. she believes cup in frisco, texas. u

there's some movement that's been going on with the gary payton insider, right? yeah.e reports are indicating that it is going to end up going through. we'll just have to find out from the team hopefully tomorrow or or this week. exactly what that means in terms of the next step is to have fan thanks a lot, kate. thanks. >> that's what we do. want to get your check of your forecast for we go. yeah. let's take one final look at your 4 zone forecast. temperatures tomorrow going to be slightly above average for most of our inland valleys. but along the coast and east bay shoreline. >> we are going to cool down a bit because of that marine layer that we're seeing right now. and also the return of that cool sea breeze, gusty winds along the coast, 50 miles per hour or less and we are expecting to see some light hit or miss showers for your valentine's day tuesday. cooling down temperatures 10 to 15 degrees from monday's daytime highs. but rain totals not looking too impressive, but we are going to overnight temperatures tuesday morning through thursday morning in the 20's a

gary's achievement is absolutely incredible. gary's obviously gone the extra mile.ne. many people, theyjust don't know where to turn to, you know, - and just by having someone to talk lto, that maybe isn't their family, i so they can open up i and relay their worries, and, you know, you'rej just there sometimes, you're just there to listen. and that can help so many people in so many ways. l gary's achievements received national, even worldwide recognition. but at the end of the day, it's the work of those people closest to home that he wants to celebrate. the people who's given us a part are the heroes. they're the people who we turn to when we need them, you know, and the job that they do is incredible. so ijust feel as if i'm just somebody who does what i'm capable of doing. these people, they're the absolute heroes. isn't that brilliant, he got to go and see the people he has been helping on all of those miles? i wonder if it makes it all worthwhile, to see the benefit? i think you would have done it anyway. hejust kept i think you would have done it anyway. he

jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you. thank you.ountains here. driving is dangerous across the bay area because of this wintry weather. our live team coverage of the storm continues by running up to napa county to say good morning again to our james torrez. you're showing us the snow and i'm guessing ice in some parts of the north bay. snow ice sleet , of course, rain if you're making a way up here this morning, gasia good morning to you here. we've been telling you the story all morning long. we've been trying to get to angwin and so many. so have so many other people we've spoken to along the way here because they say angwin just looks absolutely stunning with the amount of snowfall that we've seen over the last couple of days. we haven't actually been able to get there because of just the road conditions that we've seen. good news here. if you compare the north bay of the south day we've been hearing from jessica gary all all morning long about some of the accidents and crashes in the roadways that are closed their up here. there

their friends. >> so, back to gary payton. because the deadline passed the league is not going to let the warriors make changes to the deal to make it sweeter for them now that they know about this injury. they will have to see if they want to take this deal by tomorrow or not. >> my goodness. like you said, a lot of trade drama here as of late. thank you. appreciate it. >>> how about fresh eggs daily. the interesting solution to the rising cost of eggs for people who have a little bit of a commitment issue do we still need these pregnancy tests? everyone is making room (kids yell and giggle) yeah, no. for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. everyone is making room mom? for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. >>> the cost of eggs probably has some people thinking maybe i should get some chickens, some hens. if you are just starting out that is intimidating. as it turns out it does no

gary, my friend, appreciate it. >> take care. charles: meanwhile, folks a lot is made in this country in general about distribution of wealth, right? listen the so-called equity thing that's going around, it is at the heart of every political economic conversation, in fact out of almost all the decisions made in washington, d.c., these days. look at this chart. it underscores the problem. go back to the 1990 the middle class had 38, 39% of total wealth. that is huge. now that number is less than 30%. so some of the things that have happened there vis-a-vis the stock market. we've had three bubbles that popped. this is the third bubble but what happens? when the market, every time these bubbles pop the share seems to go lower of middle class wealth, right, concentration of middle class wealth and my thinking is, markets go down, people panic, they get out, but they don't get back in. when they don't get back in they do not get a chance to grow wealth. i want to bring in tjm institutional director jim iurio. jim, it is hard. very f

let's ask gary kaltbaum what he thinks about it. he joins us now.fan of this kind of cute stuff but to me there might be another message about early momentum in the year. >> it is the chocolate, that is all i can say. it gets things going, gets people hyped up. all i can tell you, charles, if we break above the last two or three weeks we got another leg up. i love the action. when i see the dow down 30 and nasdaq up 80 that tells us it is risk on. when i see down and out software internet, tech stocks, finally coming to love, having good reactions on what is not so great earnings it is meaningful. we're on the cusp, haven't happened yet, the dow, s&p, nasdaq breaking above range here in the next week or so and if it does we're going higher, simple as that. charles: what i love about that, gary, so much cash on the sidelines, experts, folks who haven't bought into this, at some point may be forced to buy into it. nothing better than to be positioned there when they bring the rocket fuel. i do want to ask about something else you're watching on cautio

we'll hear from gary cohn who led the national economic council under former president trump. >>> finally ahead of tuesday's state of the union address, four new house members weigh in on the prospects of action on crime, immigration and spending in this divided congress. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." well, it was a drama that had all the signs of a hollywood movie. the end t chinese spy balloon's journey was somewhat predictable, but what hppens next is still very much up in the air. according to the white house, the balloon was detected a week ago in alaskan air space and was not assessed to be an intel risk or threat. it then drifted through canadian air space moving southeast and was spotted in montana, home to a u.s. nuclear missile base, where it turned into a very public diplomatic crisis. beijing insisted the balloon was an airship gathering weather data that had drifted off course. secretary of state blinken abruptly canceled his trip to china, a visit intended it thaw icy relations between the two countries. many lawm

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jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you in the studio is an expensive 30 seconds. thank you. well habad sf hosted a super bowl watch party for homeless individuals. the nonprofit called it a super soul party. for those who didn't have the luxury of watching the game and the comfort of their own home about 50 people gathered inside the positively sixth street synagogue in south of market where they received some services as well as haircuts, clothes, food and mental health counseling. all while the game was going on. santa cruz will host community meeting tomorrow to discuss storm damage along the city's scenic waterfront. this meeting will focus on a portion of west cliff drive, which collapsed into the ocean during the storms last month, city leaders will discuss the extent the damage the work that als roadway moving forward. starting tomorrow, caltrans will begin repairing a section of pavement on highway 29 that was damaged by last month's storm. the work will take place between many drivin alejo and the intersection of highway 12 and highway 29 in napa county.

ambassador to china, gary locke. mr. ambassador, thanks very much for being with us, but i know you also used to be the governor of washington state. had you been aware of this balloon, this suspected surveillance balloon, had it been on your watch, would you have wanted the biden administration, the pentagon to shoot that thing down? >> well, i think it would have been -- thank you very much, jim, for having me on. let me just say that obviously the governors of any state that the balloon is passing over would want to be briefed, especially if taking down that balloon could cause harm to the people underneath. and when you find out that it was carrying a payload, the equivalent of three buses, that's a lot of material that if it were to come crashing down could really hurt and kill people. so i think what the biden administration did was the right thing, to shoot it down when it was over shallow water so they could retrieve it and not have all the equipment destroyed but actually be able to retrieve it for analysis. obv

gary payton would have been back on a plane back to portland. but instead he is reunited with his buddies with the golden state warriors who he helped win a championship last year and was very popular. still, they didn't want him to leave. but the terms what he was asking for just didn't fit. now, all of a sudden it does fit. but the warriors james reyna had 3 days to think about this because once their own doctors did the physical, they found out that he was still injured. abdomen injury and that possibly they claim the warriors an excuse me the trail blazers made him take painkillers for his abdomen. so he could be back on the court and possibly make him available to trade. the trail blazers said that is not the case. they would never have put him on the court and less. he was healthy. but the warriors decided in the end. let's go ahead and bring gary payton the second back on the team that allowed all the other parts to go ahead and move as well, including james weisman. the second overall pick in 2019 that allowed him to finally be traded fr

they decided, you know what we want to keep gary payton. back on the team and that allowed them to go ahead and send multi players to their destinations, including james weisman is no longer with the warriors. they had high hopes for him, but they decided we got a trade. you and now he's with the detroit pistons, gary payton, the second. yes, he's back on the team. very popular guys. but the problem is he still has that injury and he will be off for quite some time. the warriors expect steph curry to come back. and then when they come back, hopefully payton will as well and they'll run deep into the playoffs and defend their title. it took a lot of thinking about this and it's still not over because they asked the nba to step into it and possibly even modify the deal. in other words is like you buying a car that could be some problems. now you're asking the seller. i'm going to take it. can you knock off $500 or so? so that's up to the nba to decide to modify this deal. but the bottom line is gary payton, the second can finally look for a h

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katie. >> thanks gary. julie i want to turn to you.now tell us what has been going on the capitol hill. what is the reaction been like since this really rich shot that our? in >> katy, reactions have been just pouring it mainly from republicans who are lobbying criticism of the body ministration, just two days before president biden is set to deliver a state of the union address. , certainly this issue will be at the backdrop. when he does, that was given mccarthy, the new speaker, sitting behind him along with of course president. harris republicans and democrats have largely been under the issue of trying to here in capitol hill. there was nearly formed a training committee in the house, to investigate chinese aggression to the u.s.. and how the u.s. can be better prepared to respond. right, now there are investigations being planned by republicans in the house. many of them who took aim at the biden ministration, for not tuning down this balloon. earlier two senators from montana, including democrat senator jon tester, criticize the

more than 6% year to date coming up on today's show, we'll talk to content and advertising expert gary vaynerchuk, whose agency has three ads in sunday's super bowl he'll tell us why he thinks the record $7 million price tag for a 30-second spot is actually underpriced. >>> all right, let's take a look at the s&p 500 where this week's action, a little bit of a payback week for the s&p 500 has taken it you know, we've kind of knocking around this 4,100 level. the highs for this rally, which started at the october lows, were last thursday, a week ago thursday, just under 4,200 so we're down 2 to 3%, it's not that consequential a pullback just yet you're seeing some of the more defensive tone, though, some of the more speculative stuff that ran higher, heavily shorted stocks, have given back but overall relatively noncommittal. a lot of signs, too, that the committee itself is pretty sturdy, at least it was in january. take a look at consumer discretionary on an equal weighted basis relative to consumer staples this is a pretty good indicator of the cyclical or defensive tone of the marke

okay but actually, if this is happening with someone like gary glitter , with someone like gary glitterre just out walking the streets at the minute ? i couldn't give you an minute? i couldn't give you an absolute number, but know the fact is , as you will be aware fact is, as you will be aware that most people who commit serious sex offences get life sentences, i mean that that does occasionally happen. but what's majority don't and then course as with glitter there will be release halfway through opiates on licence so i mean the reality is that there will be a lot of people walking the streets who committed serious sex offences, who've served prison terms for them, but then being released. i mean that reality that we mean that is the reality that we have society and of course have as a society and of course of victims. that is very, very of victims. that is a very, very difficult to deal with. difficult thing to deal with. i only imagine. little richard, thank you very much and we thank you very, very much and we won't go into obviously any huge amounts the specifics of your client ar