very goldstein, welcome to the show. thanks so much for joining us. nice to see just the pleasures online barry and i, i think the impression that that most of us have is that domestic abuse, domestic violence is a serious problem and correct me if i'm wrong. but we're not just talking about one person meeting another person. we're talking about mental emotional, even sexual abuse as well. is that correct? and how much of a national problem is this abuse? the success rate of this? an important study for the cdc cool is a study forever is childhood experiences and it demonstrates the arm of domestic violence of drug abuse is not the immediate physical injuries. it's moving with severe stress, the users calls and, and is numerous on the actual level. we say to a $2.00 every year to measure the use of women on we're wanting to show words, right? we're preventing women and children from reaching all their potential and where they're spending billions of dollars on the same point. watching things of that sort. i think i've always assumed very that this was

goldstein? i i see where he actually got md at you at the tail end. was anybody ever able to track this guy down, or is he still out there? >> ranking member braun, it ended when asked him for social security number. >> yeah. [laughing] >> and he told me, he actually cursed me out and told me i didn't love my son, and stopped communicating with me at that point. so that's how it ended. what was the second part of your question? >> so in other words, he got frustrated and then he speak he recognized -- >> is he still out there? >> yes. and i know that because the calls i have gotten where people found my article were telling me that it was mr. goldstein. >> so he is still using the same name. >> it works. why not? when the reporter reached out to him, it was pretty incredible because the reporter said you're in california. how did you meet with brett in philadelphia? well, it was a phone meeting. i make a he had answers for everything. but s. con. res. far as i know from the calls i received, tha

very goldstein, very stay right there with us. we are going to take a short break for you to stay with us. we have some very specific questions coming up. we'll be right back in. 2 2 the car of rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. what could i please or do you have the state department c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the waiting thing the, the, the welcome back to the whistle blowers, i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with berry. goldstein about his experience is advocating for victims of domestic abuse. very, thanks again for joining us. good to have you. thank you. thank you. very. one of the ongoin

goldstein back. mr. goldstein, can you post bond for my son? yes. you need to wire me $9000. he said i'm a member of a credit union, so you need to take the cash to a certain kiosk which will get the money to me. and i'm scheduled to leave for a conference in california, i will be leaving to the airport in two hours, so you need to move quickly. i learned later that the kiosk was a coin kiosk that would convert the money to cryptocurrency. i hang up, all of these calls happened within two minutes. this is the first time i had a chance to think. i called my daughter-in-law and suggested that she call work and tell them that my son wasn't going to make it today because he was in an accident. a few minutes later, facetime call from my son, he's pointing to his nose, he said my nose is fine, i'm fine, you are being scammed. i sat there in my car, i was physically affected by that. it was shock and anger and relief. i decided that i would try to keep mr. goldstein engaged in the scam while i invited law enforcement to be involved. i contacted the philadelphia police and they said

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goldstein back. mr. goldstein can you postbond for my son. yes. you need to wire me $9,000. he said i'm a member of a credit union so you need to take the cash to a certain kiosks which will get the money to me. and i'm scheduled to leave for a conference in california. i'll be leaving to the airport in two hours. so you need to move quickly. i learned later that kiosks was a bit coin kiosks that would convert the money to crypto currency. i hang up. this is the first time i get to think. i called my daughter and i suggest she call my son's work and tell them he would not go into work, he has been in an accident. a few minutes later, my son calls back, and sends a picture of himself pointing at his nose. he said, i'm fine, my nose is fine. i'm you're being scammed. i called the local fbi office. they said look, there's burner phones and crypto currency, they're aware of the scam and that they were unable to bring back crypto currency once it was out of the country or wherever it went. so they were unwilling to get involved. that left my worried because i had been involved in

about a former. member of the kan movement which actually moved brooklyn new yorker called baruch goldstein to commit massacre in hebron mosque in 1994 killing 29 people uh that movement was considered to be a terrorist organization until not to long ago and this itama bengivir has even aposter. of this criminal baruk goldstein in his living room and he makes it public everyone, sorry for that, and basically this this person is actually very much needed. uh by benhamin netanyahu, likes mortic to be able to carry on with this government, because any anyone any of these extremist leaders that give up on this government will make this benhamin netanyahu uh call for new elections and he needs to govern this uh they complete four years because he knows that otherwise is going to be charged as he's already charged for corruptions and many many accounts and he will be actually detained. and arrested, so he wants to prolong this government with this extremis and he's going to prolong this war as far as he can take it, not actually believing that it's going to win it, because thre and over 110 days

organization until not too long ago and this itama bengivir has even poster of this criminal baruk goldstein in his living room and makes it public everyone, sorry for that, and basically this, this person is actually very much needed by benhamin netanyahu, likes motrich to be able to carry on with this government, because any anyone any of these extremist leaders that give up on this government will make this, benhamin netanyahu, call for new elections and he needs to govern this uh they complete four years because he knows that other. wise is going to be charged as he's already charged for corruptions on many many accounts and he will be actually detained and arrested, so he wants to prolong this government with this extremis and he's going to prolong this war as far as he can take it, not actually believing that it's going to win it, because thre and over 110 days none of the objectives have been reached, he has not been able of rescuing one single of... the hamas israeli captives and he hasn't got rid of the hamas alkassan brigades which actually have kept very much of their military cap

we have been studying through the rag and through richard goldstein's music. this idea of getting into the special space of the now, right? the special place where everyone feels connected and a part of this movement and feels a certain kind of urgency because as we're even as we're distinctions between these these publications, what we've read so far, there's still idea of there's a sense of urgency and trying to bring people into the now into this present. right. such that some kind of change can be made. right. in terms of student activism. so fantastic the other thing they talked about, which i thought was really interesting is that they're often narrow tive action shots they talked about for the of la raza idea wasn't to have beautiful although i think their photography is beautiful but it had a very utilitarian function what happened what's the story and can we that's what we're to te through these pictus. and so the narrator was often talking that it was many of the pictures people were in motion right? something was happening. ey were moving a movement

goldstein says plans for singapore will take it from $2 billion to $3 billion a year by the end of the overall, you're looking at adjusted property ebitda at 94% of the same quarter of 2019, pre-covid. and yet, lvs shares over the last year, down 10%. on the call, sands coo and president patrick dumont said, yeah, right there, that's a buying opportunity so, lvs bought back a half billion dollars worth of shares, committed to buying $250 million in shares of sands china and ceo rob goldstein will join me for an exclusive interview tomorrow on "power lunch," 2:30 eastern time and i want to dive into the retail numbers, because we heard so much bad news from other companies in china >> all right, contessa, thank you. steve, you actually bought some lvs today? >> i did i thought the bar was so low for it that it could sort of walk over it, so, it's not about the absolute numbers, it's just about where sentiment is on the stock right now, so -- and when you look at wynn, as opposed to las vegas, you get singapore, so, you get vegas, macao macao only has to improve fra fractionally for the

is to use barbie as raw material to play with the stereotypes associated with the toy artist dina goldstein. takes a series of photographs that show barbie and ken living together both dreaming but not about each other about a different hod guide. and then there's this an unsuspecting barbie catching can in bed with a man, a very different kind of dream house. no one has as many barbies as german collector bettina golf money, who owns over 18000, making it into the guinness world records. when museums in tokyo, las vegas or berlin want to put on a barbie exhibit. they usually get their dollars from digital dollars. barbie and russian are inseparable even world famous designers like karl lagerfeld and will she now have dressed the bundle or become a barbie themselves. but this one's not at all, but everyone can afford the code of barbie also produces some bizarre phenomena. some people are willing to do anything including pay millions to look like barbie. that's what you call devotion the. and then there are also men who would like to look like ken rodrigo olivers has undergone several proce

we are expecting eric goldstein to give us a keynote. he's the assistant director of cyber security. is he here? >> he will be here in 1 second. >> okay, great. would anyone else like to say anything that's on the panel. please. >> i'm not allowed out if i don't support the cyber security performance goals. they are designed and intended to be accessible and usable by small means. they set a baseline and help you improve on the baseline overtime. this is something we are supportive of. >> thank you, i appreciate that. eric. >> all right, thank you for having me. this is a wonderful event. there are a lot of folks out there in virtual space. when my friend and colleague billy bob asked me to do this evertebrate i jumped at the opportunity. billy bob knows this quiet well. i lead the cyber security division and worked in cyber security for most of my career. i was doing private sector cyber security before that. i was doing it for agencies. i came about my current role in a different way. my person nal story i was 16 years old. weapon in m

don't miss the ceo interview with rob goldstein today and ibm announcing a $500 million venture fundhe intent to buy two software companies for $2.3 billion. csx shares reporting a 13% drop in revenue the company says the railroad is reliable and it expect growth this year. chinese property stocks is hoping to boost the property developers through the end of the year countrygarden up 6% and logan group up 6%. >>> let's see how the markets are shaping up with the s&p continuing to test the all-time highs. nasdaq in the negative territory. dow is opening up almost 100 points higher. let's bring in patrick frizzetti with $1.5 billion in asset management patrick, thank you for being here. >> thank you, frank. >> a lot on tap. w we have the president out and about. what is the wex word of the day? >> i'm start the wex word with preparation. i think ever investor out there needs to be prepared for today and the year they need to probably look to re-balance portfolios, but the economic data in front of us and p gdp coming in today. 4.9% last quarter. good growth. we are speexpecting 1.9% to

and john bear may the memory be a blessing, and, secondly, we adjourn today's meeting in jerome goldsteiny activist with his husband supported the lgbtq+ and the freedom band and the golden gate association and the will you get historical society to name a few they attend to the legacy to maintain the rainbow flag. and then was a beautiful home on 21 street between church and decked out with over the top decorations for children and the adults jerry was born in 1941 and functionally was ac achieve the hospital and was in your local complications and tom and jerry a quicker any couple and rest in peace jerry goldstein and the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor mandelman and supervisor melgar submit. thank you. >> president peskin. >> submit. thank you. >> supervisor preston. >> colleagues, i'm calling for a hearing on artificial diligence in election with the growth of artificial diligence and growing concerns about it's roll in elections i believe now is the time to ask if san francisco law adequately prevents been a i whether to address the a i really in the elects and whether enforc

. >> be sure to catch the in tear view with rob goldstein tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.>>> we cannot forget tesla shares are down as it prepares its results. key will be the demand picture and how profit margins have been impacted by recent price cuts. tesla is looking to start production on a new crossover e v-code name redwood by 2025. let's get the latest on this our friend of the show, all-around good guy, frank, nice to have you here. >> good morning. >> we've got to talk about recent troubles with tesla we mentioned tesla down 3% year to date, facing price wars in china and europe how are you seeing this quarter? >> yeah, i think you have to embrace this emotion in tesla. you're absolutely right. when the s&p 500 is up at all-time highs, we've seen tesla down 15%, 16%. this pullback, this opportunity is in the wake of a couple of different emotional components we saw hertz sell to,000 of their evs, their teslas. they're dumping those. we saw the halt in germany we're also seeing emotion. we heard elon talking about wanting to own more shares he owns 13% and has ano

. >> stephen: you and the wonderful brent goldstein went out to present., strangest, most difficult notes you can get from a director and do you have most unusual or least understandable kind of note that you have gotten from a director? >> juno: yeah, one that i -- always baffles me as "let's go again and just have fun with it." be like, why why? [laughs] >> stephen: also depending on the part that may not be a great note. all right, you're the murderer. you're holding a bloodied knife in your cackling over the corpse. just have fun with it. >> juno: with keeley, you're like "i thought i was having fun with it." so what should i be doing instead? >> stephen: nothing that makes you feel like having fun more. >> juno: than being told to. >> stephen: mandatory fun is what i say is the only phone worth having.3 i would love a director say to me have no fun with it. >> juno: make it miserable. >> stephen: i would be so angry that i would just naturally [bleep] around. something amazing happened to you on the red carpet. we've got a clip, tell us what we are ab

demonstrates how much luck plays a central narrative in the tale of two cities las vegas sands you know rob goldsteinbc rob, it's great to see you >> i, contessa >> there was bad luck in macau you missed earning expectations there good luck in singapore, and yo beat expectations. i'm more interested in the recovery from the pandemic because look, it's been barely more than a year since macau reopened certainly has been more modest rebound than what we saw in la vegas. but are you happy with the trajectory >> very much so. i mean, because a scou markets. we were the largest player i macau by every category. the lodging, gaming, retail. , so the market in the fourt quarter showed great strength. we reported about $654 million that's about $70 million behin due to poor luck in the back row tables but it's a recovery that's underway it's strong. it is the most important marke for lambast skimming in th world, overthrow to be there are we happy we're very happy it's just great days ahead we're past the pandemic, where past licensing issues, so, the future looks very good for u for years to come. >> and th

brooke goldstein of the lawfare project. congressman ronny jackson is with us.ood to see you both. >> brooke, start with you. seven hundred and 50 million total from biden to this particular group that have been defunded by donald trump. look at what the donald trump know that apparently biden didn't care about. >> well, it's so offensive how everybody is claiming surprise. all of a sudden they find out that unwra is of the largest child trafficking, child abuse, money laundering, terror, facilitating organizations in the world. you know, my organization back in 2013 co-produced a document film that we aired to members of congress, including john kerry, which conclusively proved with firsthand documentary evidence, how unwra collaborates with hamas, how unwra allows hamas to use facilities for military training, how unwra hires teachers off the hamas payroll, including rocket engineers, and how unwra facilitates the act of recruitment of innocent muslim children as child soldiers and human shields. >> we even sent two members of congress in 2013 a direct transla

fall short of the expectations you can see that stock up 3% a programming note chairman and ceo rob goldstein is on "power lunch" in the cnbc interview. >> we have to give more credit to ibm when is the last time you saw ibm up 13 points in a day? it is a big deal >> 7.5%. >> it is also going to trade in a new yearly high all the way an back to the 180 or so. the last time it was anywhere near this was 2017 >> that is a long-term stock. >> a chart, if we do a longer-term chart, it looks like this. >> we have ridiculous white space on the top and it doesn't show the climb. >> how long where it has been with the wrap and the revenue keeps declining. this was a revenue beat, i guess, and it was up -- maybe they finally -- >> this chart doesn't do it justice. you cannot see the dramatic climb. >> it has been over 1180 march of -- are you reading your twitter feed >> no. >> 171 was the high in 2017. really, we have to go back to 2014 to get these results. that's a ten-year high we glossed over that kudos. >> recent climate the end. >>> when we come back, tesla shares are falling phil lebeau has th

seth goldstein came out and said that tesla is signaling the days of 50 or even 30%-or the percent growthre over. the question is, is there growth that there is -- when there is not enough automation to overcome some of that higher labor cost you are talking about? jonathan: don't miss that conversation. federal reserve decision about a week away. european central bank news conference later on this morning. the to do list for christine lagarde in today's news conference. never mind the economy, never mind inflation, never mind interest rates. let's talk about the central bank and also the political questions after the political statements of the leader herself. >> it's a related question. how much does christine lagarde address the fact that you badmouth donald trump and talked about the need for the european union to respond to that while also assuring up some competence internally? also, how much does she push back against the davos news conferences that she held, basically saying that she is expecting a summer rate cut? >> she told francine lacqua that summer is going to be likely. you