and then gina >> a packed audience turned out for glides annual holiday it was a fundraiser but also a moment to honor 94 year-old son. so really >> and can where we came from. of the community. >> reverend williams interviewed and approved tina, who was officially introduced supporters at the event. >> pinnacle for clive for him to hand this someone like jean she's going not get out of the park in addition to her job experience, gina brings us something else to many years ago as a young mother trying to make ends meet. she turned to glide for help >> just one generation out of poverty. pam. >> i want every family to know that they can come and get. but that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that, i was working. i was going to school and i so i'm going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy learning about her new clients. everything she can about this historic church. >> one lived for the last 60 years has focused pretty much exclusively on the tenderloin. the pandemic has increased the number of food insecure or in homeless people i

john: gina kolada, the new york times, thank you very much. gina: thank you.pleasure talking to you. thanks a lot. ♪ john: tensions between south american neighbors venezuela and guyana escalated this week over a century-old territorial dispute. today, venezuela signalled openness to high-level talks to resolve the standoff, but guyana has yet to respond. ali rogin has more. >> last week, a venezuelan resident -- declared sovereignty over a resource rich region that makes up 2/3 of guyana's territory. >> let's see where on the map it will be tonight. long live the complete map of venezuela. long live the homeland. long live all of venezuela. >> both countries have claimed ownership of the region since its borders were decided in favor of guyana over a century ago when guyana was still a british colony. the discovery in recent years of 11 billion barrels' worth of oil and gas gave new life to the dispute. new oil drilling is driving huge gains in guyana's academy as venezuela's economy flounders despite its own massive reserves. the president of the washington

someone like gina, she's going not get out of the park. deserves see so deserves is the city deserves is. and i really, really charged up in addition to her job experience. gina brings us something else to many years ago as a young mother trying to make ends meet. she turned to glide for help >> in just one generation out of poverty. pam. >> i want every family to know that they can come and get. but that safety net in that moment that you need that needed 3 years after that, i was working. i was going to school and i so i'm going need it somebody. another family took my spot. >> is busy learning about her new job for clients. and everything she can about this historic church. >> one lived for the last 60 years has focused pretty much exclusively on the tenderloin. the pandemic has increased the number of food insecure and homeless people in san francisco and they can now be found across the entire city. so we've increased our geographic scope to be the entire city of san francisco. >> the glide forward strategy is an ambitious san francis

and now to gina inclusivity, social justice and love. >> i hope to possible. hello, montrose >> i want to changes were for those kids that they don't have to go up in poverty. and in my ultimate goal is to break the pipeline to poverty. you have an intentional. you think that of a view hunters point you think this is your life? you can change in one generation. and if we invest in those kids, make sure that they have what they need. yes, glad is going to place for that. incredible work. >> done there. that was our pam moore reporting. of course, reverend cecil williams started the glide foundation 60 years ago in light of all of his life's work and service of service and fighting for social justice. there is a movement underway to get him recognized with the presidential medal of freedom certainly deserves it. by the way, you can reach out to glide for more information on that initiative. hard to believe few is what? >> 34. yeah. entire life's work. really. it's incredible what they've done and hopefully gina can >> that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, but we have

gina, one of the eu's lead _ to get that done.or- to get that done. gina, one of the eu's lead negotiator that l the eu's lead negotiator that this cop28, ireland's lime administrator, has said the eu may walk away from the talks entirely if the document is unchanged stop does the us feel at that, is an approach the us may take as well? i at that, is an approach the us may take as well?— may take as well? i can reference _ may take as well? i can reference the _ may take as well? i can reference the fact - may take as well? i can reference the fact that l reference the fact that secretary carrie, who is clearly the lead negotiator for the us, has strongly pushed that it the us, has strongly pushed thatitis the us, has strongly pushed that it is time to have language that phases out fossil fuels, so i think it is very clear that there are countries, clearly the eu has been very vocal on this for quite some time, the us isjoining in that effort. we cannot now, i think, be satisfied with the language thatis be satisfied with the lang

and now to gina inclusivity, social justice and love. >> i hope to it's possible. and hello, the montrose >> i want to changes were for those kids that they don't have to go up in poverty in in. my ultimate goal is to break the pipeline to poverty. you grew up in the tenderloin. you think that of a view hunters point, you think this is your life? you can change in one generation. and if we invest in those kids, make sure that they have what they need. and glad is going to place for that. >> 60 years ago, reverend cecil williams started the foundation and all of the services which are so familiar to the bay area and in light of all of his life's work and service for fighting social justice and holding up the community. there is an effort underway now to get him recognized with the presidential medal of freedom. you can reach out to glide if you would like more information on that effort. cecil williams, 94 years old. we have all covered story, a glide, quite a legacy names and she's really picked up the baton. he has she had for ending one who has ever done voluntee

i just don't feel safe out and about. >> reporter: ask for gina and vicki, they will always love san francisco and they hope they can return to the city it once was. >> we know there could be better social programs and we know we can be doing more. >> we did reach out to the hotel for their take on the issues, they say while external challenges do exist, they say the immediate surroundings remain pristine. we are not trying to pick on the hotel, it is a very nice hotel, but it is one of those extreme contrasts in the city where you have luxury, then you walk outside and you have to go face-to-face with what is happening in san francisco. it is a tough contrast. >> and i was so proud of the city during apec, and you wanted to just stay that way. it's not bad at all. but there's definitely stories like this that tell a story that we don't want to show all the time. >> i think all of us that live in san francisco, we defend the city because we love this city but we do have our problems. union square is all cleaned up right now, but if you are on the outside of the drug crisis the tender

gina _ abercrombie-winstanley, passed- gina — abercrombie-winstanley, thank abercrombie—winstanley, thankry much for your time toda . ~ , ,., , let's get some of the day's other news now. a court in the us state of washington has acquitted three police officers of murder and manslaughter over the death of manuel ellis, a black man they had been restraining. lawyers for the officers described their actions as self—defence. the american actor vin diesel has been accused of sexual assault by his former personal assistant. in a lawsuit, asta jonasson claims the incident happened during the filming of fast five in 2010. a lawyer for the actor, who's real name is mark sinclair, said his client "denies this claim in its entirety". rudy giuliani has filed for bankruptcy protection, a week after a jury ordered donald trump's former lawyer to pay almost $150 million in damages to two georgia election workers. he had falsely accused them of helping to rig the presidential election against mr trump. a court in hong kong has rejected a request by the pro—democracy campaigner and media tycoon, jimmy la

gina, welcome, thank you for playing ball with us all yea long year.ouple different names. one is actually an ev ecosyste play you like, schneider electric a french fdr, 44% this year up for his third best year on record it was our mystery chart the ev charger power good tech manufacture, ending with a ten-week winning streak this year making multiple acquisitions, even opening a charging depot for ev trucks i california this is definitely a bit of an under the radar stop, but it really is an interesting story you think it has more -- >> we do this is a stock that already has a massive business eve before the ev boom began this is a stock that service the grid, and they are - even oil and gas infrastructure but the move tv for them was quite easy, because they wer in the business of makin electric everything. you know, electric switches, electric voltage, et cetera. this is the kind of stop tha is going to win no matter wh wins you know, the problem is, when you go up market, you start to get into the ev charging plays -- not even profitable yet. so yo

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gina colada. does it, colada. gina colada. does it, gina. gina colada. angelou okay.old tapes. you could have gone pina colada. >> angelou yeah, it's a great song.theis >> angelou yeah, it's a great song. the is there a whiff of the old he thinks he's omnipotent, like , yeah, they saw omnipotent, like, yeah, they saw that i had an affair and it ruined people's trust in everything , man. everything, man. >> we didn't have that much trust in you before. we knew what you do. >> absolutely not. i mean, it's just tone deaf narcissist, sick, not impressed in his defence, he did fall in love. >> yeah, that's, you know, that's the worst thing. >> these poor , locked up, >> all these poor, locked up, miserable people we know that young people committed suicide more because of lockdown, all the rest and not only was the rest of it. and not only was he not sticking to rules, he he not sticking to the rules, he was doing everybody's absolute favourite thing that favourite thing. the thing that human beings more than human beings like more than anything else. it's just awful. >> s

gina rabai, joining us from beirot, lebanon, and now we're gonna we have to swing over to dear albala israeli artillery, particularly in the middle area of gaza strip uh in the eastern parts of the middle area deire balah city intensified its uh incursions and it shilling to. the palestinian houses uh in the eastern parts of the city, this actually this is happening amid a fair gun fight between the israeli incubation forces on the ground and the palestinian resistance where al-qassaam brigades announce that they have targeted several israeli tanks on the ground and uh the sarail quds also targeted the israeli uh vehicles and the israeli uh keyboards and the israeli out military outposts. and the gaza envelope with the several mortar projectiles and these moments, as we are speaking, the israeli air strikes targeted the residential buildings and the almaghazi refugee camp in the central area of gaza strip, so we are uh in front of continuous israeli air strikes and incursions uh uh goes go in line with the continuous israeli artillery shilling towards the palestinian residental areas,

the changes come too late for gina and steven leblanc but they hope it comes in time for someone else. >> it is my service sincere hope it will give pedestrians and cyclists the ability to get where they need to go without losing their lives or becoming seriously injured. >> reporter: in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> hundreds of at risk and underprivileged residents in marin county will have presents to unwrap this holiday season thanks to volunteers. homeward bound teamed up with the salvation army to collect donations for people of all ages. they will be handed out at the homeward bound shelter. >>> one of humboldt county's scenic trails could be named in honor of late senator feinstein. the bill was introduced, the elk river trail and the headwater reserve would bear her name. the reserve includes more than 74,000 acres of redwood forests. feinstein was a key broker of the 1999 deal that purchased the land from the pacific lumber company. it represents many ways she contributed to the state. >>> if you're planning a trip to yosemite make a reservation. reservations hav

haslinda: we are tracking comments from gina raimondo, the u.s. responded to huawei's ship breakthrough, and nvidia's chips for china. >> the interesting thing from those comments, one, clearly the u.s. government is annoyed with the different chip companies, including nvidia for trying to circumvent the restrictions on exports to china. slightly downgrading the specs of the chips they make so they can be exported to china. gina raimondo was speaking 10 days ago, she said, if you make a new chip that is barely below the line i have drawn, i will redraw the line the next day. there is a tussle going on between the semiconductor industry and the u.s. government about what the government wants, and how much of high-tech equipment is able to be exported to china. that speaks to the conflict happening in the u.s. right now. the u.s. wants to restrict china's access to this technology, the chip industry wants to sell as many chips as possible, there is also a conflict between the administration and republicans in congress about how much restrictions sho

gina martin adams was brilliant on the real economy.u perspective. futures up nine, they come back flat. futures right now, that is unchanged. nailed that. from new york on radio and television, "bloomberg surveillance." stay with us. ♪ >> the earnings recession has largely happened. we had rolling industry recessions. even in a slower growth environment, we are likely to see another big hit to earnings. i don't expect to see the magnificent seven crater in 2024. i believe that stocks can and will outperform cash in 2024. lisa: leading into this idea of stocks outperforming in 2024. this is bloomberg surveillance. preparing for the open, we didn't just get cpi, pretty much in line with expectations. markets bouncing around, retracing some of what we just saw given the fact that people are pursing below the surface realizing that it was pretty much in line but there are some things like used car prices that surprised a bit to the upside. tom: we were up nine i think at the peak here. celebration of cpi and some new analysis. frankly i wo

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. >> passionate down to earth and determined doctor gina from or is a 6 generation. san franciscan, brazen bayview hunters point she led a number of nonprofits in the city before coming to glasgow. isa history this represented here. she is well aware of the rich legacy laid down before her by the decades of reverend cecil williams and his late wife jan america. dani, after more than 700 applicants for the job. >> there was tina cecil and the first 6, and we now need to kick off the second 60 years. >> breathtaking strategy and we needed a breathtaking ceo. >> and then >> a packed audience turned out for glides annual holiday it was a fundraiser but also a moment to honor 94 year-old williams. >> and where we came from. to be of the community. >> reverend williams interviewed and approved tina, who was officially introduced to supporters at the event. >> for clive for him to hand this someone like she's going to not get out of the park. deserves see so deserves as the city deserves and i really, really charged up about >> in addition to her job experience, gina brings

after all was said and done, gina best, her mother, was sent to bill for the disposal of her daughter's car that they killed her in. it's that level of shocking inhumanity that the mothers tell us about and these are some of the things they want people to know. host: let's go to fairfax, california. caller: good morning. i know you are fine and you are great. i'm calling because i love "washington journal" for one thing, most of it and i love kimberly and i wanted to say that here in antioch, california, we had a case about the police man sending racist text messages to one another. it's been exposed but the messages have not been published. the people who were involved, there is a protest there and i went with my friend leah and we are not people of color although she has five kids that are mixed race. we were very welcomed there. they had a sign with the names of all the people who have been murdered by the police. i was holding that sign. i was honored to do so. anyway, i wanted to give a quick example of what happened in my neighborhood in san rafael, california. i had a friend name

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gina: that's a great question and one then everyone's contemplating.een the dow and nasdaq return. there a similar difference between s&p and small caps. portions of this equity market are in an extraordinary bear market. as everything but the job market indicators have been pretty sour over the course of the last two years. the equity market has been stuck in this recession malaise. with the exceptions being tech related stocks which have performed incredibly well. this is clearly not about the economy and the equity market. they are keeping most return surprised, international return slow. that sets you up with a good strategy for 2024. tom: my strategy is to get to lisa abramowicz. i want to note that equities are beginning to lift with futures only negative far, dow futures at -35. if we have a come back into next year after month after month this resilient job economy do we underestimate where those tech estimates will be in june? gina: there's a strong chance the market is mispriced for 2024 and most people would say is mispriced because analyst

gina, thank you so much for coming on the programme. you so much for coming on the programme-— key figuregotiating german reunification after the fall of the berlin wall in 1989. he also survived an assassination attempt by gunmen in 1990. at least six people have been killed in floods in southern thailand. authorities say at least 70,000 homes have been affected by the flood which reached three metres in some places. teams handed out bottled water and food to those rescued from the homes. an opposition leader in the democratic republic of the congo say several people were injured when police dispersed supporters protesting outside his party's headquarters in the capital kinshasa. supporters of and asked for a rejection... after the election was marred by delays and administrative chaos. china's space agency has released footage of astronauts completing their first spacewalk. the astronauts worked for seven and a half hours to complete a set of tasks that included a solar wing repair test. finally this half an hour, we want to show you a huge statue of the colombian singer, shakira, that

joining me with a like ahead is gina smilek. she is calling this an era of peak uncertainty for rates and the fed. gina, thank you for being with us this morning. let's go through the expectations for today. it is not a rate change, but a lot of data and context and color from the fed and policymakers. >> it will be a weird meeting. they are getting important p inflation numbers or our final read of the year of what is happening with the consumer price index today. they have to make this decision tomorrow. we are expecting them to hold rates steady no matter what happens. this inflation number could be big. >> speaking of the future, the summary of cuseconomic projecti and the fed gets strategized on the forecast. what has been the trend the last several months here with regard to the so-called dot plots and p w what do they think could happen in 2024? >> the really important thing to know is as of the last dot plot, the fed isincrease. the big question is how much lower are they expecting rates to be by the end of 2024 relative

host: gina is in hoover, alabama, independent. good morning. caller: i appreciate your time. let's go over this whole thing about biden. i want to know where he got $2 million in cash for his beach house. hunter did not have to file because he was dealing with area any means why is it ok for him as a senator to take classified documents that he did not have the authority to take? host: bringing up some of the -- can you drill in on that and whether we are going to hear from him on capitol hill or not? guest: there was an offer from the legal team for testimony. that point has been rebuffed. i think that will be ongoing. i think a key part of the rationale that is being articulated is the view that it will beef up testimony and things of that sort. i think certainly, they view that as formalizing those powers strengthening their hand. host: is this an unusual move? why are we starting behind closed doors? is this a play that others have made in these types of investigations? guest: part of the concern of going behind closed doors is that it allows for those who are participati

gina raimondo says her department needs more money to restrict power. ceos to adapt to u.s. exports. shery: take a look at the pressure on the u.s. dollar. for more on where the labor market is going we have seen three weeks we have trade data to watch out in china. more, next. shery: very controversial given it's not reducing production. >> that is the crux of the matter. they are not reducing oil and gas production and this is a global warming conference, again there are concerns that planet warming is happening so fast and the crisis becomes much bigger. this refers to cutting back the release of methane. a new tracking program is being designed to hold them accountable. the ceo of abu dhabi national is saying they must do all they can to point out the climate summit is an ambitious effort with hundreds of organizations and activists in attendance and not all of those attendees are on the same page, not all of them are praising the pledge. shery: what are the key issues? >> that is just it, the agenda is clear but fossil fuels is a key issue. what we

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newly appointed economy mr saying he has inherited the worst economic legacy in the history of bargain ginaenviable task, there is inflation of 150%, growing rapidly, 40% of argentines are living below the poverty line and as a result we saw javier milel�*s campaign trail wielding a chainsaw, promising the tax cuts that were coming, huge changes and two days in office and we are already hearing these big announcements. thank you for the update. let's move to the united states where the latest data showed inflation unexpectedly rose by 0.1% in november. the price of petrol fell which helped to offer an increase in rent and this is coming upjust a day for america's central bank decides on the cost of borrowing. will the federal reserve hold interest rates steady until the end of 2023? november's consumer price index camejust in the nick of time for the federal reserve. fed members began their two—day meeting on tuesday and wrap up on wednesday. they will be deciding whether to hold interest rates steady yet again as they have for the past few months or whether to raise them. like we saw over

in the gina pavilion at vdnkh, our pilots and ... drones told us how they would create the fastest flyingrmula 1. the organizers sent us a draft of the device that we will control, respectively, each team is preparing its own tricks for this device, changes the project so that only athletes they use peony prostheses, exosuits , neural interfaces, games of the future - this is something with something, traditional and virtual sports are two in one, sambo wrestler and mixed martial arts fighter ivan shtyrkov will be the coach of the figital martial arts team. we will do real and play sparring, that is, the gym allows it, that is , our base, yes, where we train, the academy allows us to make sure that the guys are calm. the games of the future will be held in kazan at eight sports venues, including the tat oil arena, tennis academy, and kazan expo. the organizer plans to release approximately 80 thousand tickets, their sales have begun. the minimum ticket price is only 300 rubles. that is, we tried to create a pricing policy. so that every resident of the country can afford to go to an event

we just heard from gina raimondo commerce secretary.e first year that a commerce secretary came to the defense forum and despite the $200 million budget is at the center. gina raimondo is possibly for overseeing the biden administration's chips act, the centerpiece of trying to block china and make the u.s. less dependent on taiwanese chips. >> this is game on, game on, economic prosperity and opportunity matters every bit as much as pure military might to protect our national security and sustain our place in the world. >> the focus this year at the reagan national defense forum is china, ai and the new technologies that will position the u.s. military and race to position itself ahead of china and the people's liberation army to protect taiwan and the global economy and prevent a nuclear war. defense secretary lloyd austin who will deliver the keynote address spent yesterday up in silicon valley at the pentagon's defense innovation campus which is leading the charge and state of the art next generation autonomous systems and technolog

maria: gina, your thoughts at this point with the reality of a slowing economy is not causing you to >> no what is not. i think at one point, certainly that is a risk the risk that inflation stays high in the market is anticipating a cut a 68% chance that the fed will cut rates, the risk that they don't cut and they stay higher for longer. i don't think they will increase rates in an election year. i think that's a good point especially when you take it the election if it's between biden and trump jay powell will not want to be responsible to put trump back in the white house input this economy into a recession. maria: just to be clear there was a 4% growth quarter under the trump administration. the economy was a lot better at that time. but we're going to follow all of that, we appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you for having me. the quick break the middle east cease-fire expiring today as a biden white house as terrorist groups other than hamas may be holding hostages captive. what you need to know coming up. the golden arch making a big change to the iconic menu. we will

joining me now is gina sanchez, a cnbc contributor. always beat to have you here.'s talk about the reasons why china has been an underperformer, why investors have soured on it so much for good reason, i think, overall, given the narrative that we have seen south of communist china and the economy there. but why is it that people should feel good about a china story given the fact that we have seen so much gativity out there and may stilsee it in the future? >> so the big challenge with china was that they had such severe policies throughout covid, keeping them in lockdown far longer than the rest of the world. and so while, you know, the u.s. experienced its reopening somewhere in 2021 and 2022, you know, china was still solidly locked down, expected to reopen. but that expectation was never met. so now we're starting to see the beginnings of china reopening after the rest of the world has gotten back to normal. we have seen interest rates rise throughout the world, and in fact, looking at the rest of the world slowing, while china is in the process of reopening.

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gina mccarthy, former white house climate advisor, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to be hereyou. thank you. caitriona: israel's military issued another call for civilians to evacuate the two largest cities. israeli tanks are moving further in towards the center. a hospital director there says staff are struggling to cope with the number of people hurt and by dwindling supplies. the un's palestinian refugee agency says that has been almost a total breakdown of civil order when it comes to aid deliveries. both sides continued to exchange strikes as israel hits northern gaza from the air and rockets are fired at southern and central israel. hamas has warned that more than 100 hostages it is holding will die unless israel frees more palestinian prisoners in exchange. hamas is designated a terror organization by the u.k. and u.s. governments. regimen netanyahu claims dozens of hamas militants have surrendered and says it is the beginning of the end for the group. we can speak to our middle east correspondent, hugo. thank you for joining us. on that point from prime minister netany

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tom: gina martin adams was brilliant on friday.aid all of the pond including the three of us are forgetting about the real economy and she said we are going up because the real economy is delivering revenues and earnings. coming up on how can the real -- lisa: legendary on this calling it correctly went against the grain and picking up where he left off is max layton of citigroup saying he neutral to bearish writing recent moves by opec-plus are a decent stopgap but not enough to stop a gradual deterioration assuming our base case of substantially weakening mature market growth and solid non-opec supply growth, but the u.s. production bits all-time records and offset what we've seen from opec-plus. tom: i think of ethan harris retiring this year. add on the edge i think he is 63 or 79. the giant and particularly so good with council on foreign relations on the global political economics. joining us now with the biggest shoes to fill on wall street. max layton with jeff currie at goldman sachs. global head of commodity research. i'm

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>> well, gina, we're not really seeing much of anything right now. the fog is really that thick, especially in the parts of the east bay as you make your way closer to san francisco and some of these bridges as you cross out on that side of the bay. let's give you a look at what what it looks like right now. this is 580. we're really taking it just one street light at a time. that's kind of the way we're measuring this thickness of the fog right now. you can see just a few of them. but they're really more just light shadows and the thickness of this fog and of course, you can see the red taillights of the cars that are in front of us . they also really are just mere red shadows because it's that thick. and when they obviously hit their brakes, you can see it light up a little bit more, more so that's why we're trying to keep ourselves a little bit of a safe distance because it's a little bit difficult to see from where we are right now. tail lights, keep that in mind because if you are that close to your car in front of you, that means that you are v