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jennifer chapman, associate dean and professor at uc berkeley's haas business school, says musk's behaviornd his poll are bizarre. it seems like an antic or, you know. something that he's doing for show rather than as a strategic decision. one has to wonder. whether in fact, what he's trying to do is simply continue to be in the limelight and ensure that twitter is, um, high action place, chattman says. from a business perspective, musk's investment in twitter so far appears to be a money losing move. it has lost an enormous amount of value. and most of that is elon musk's money or the money that he has borrowed to purchase twitter. but professor chapman says replacing twitter might not be as simple as creating the next new app in the u. s i think we take for granted the availability of these kinds of platforms, but in other parts of the world, these platforms are lifelines, and it's not so easy for people to just um, ditch their account and do something else in san francisco . jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. america's seniors who receive increased social security benefits are continuou

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anastassia fedyk is finance professor at berkley�*s haas business centre, and founder of the economistsy group. it's good to have you with us. one point a $5 billion sounds a lot and it is a lot of money. what will barta achieved? the most difficult part of that is the enhanced military capabilities with the patriot assistance. but within the last two months as russia has gone even more indiscriminate in the targeting of civilians, going after ukrainian infrastructure. i have relatives in ukraine who sometimes get city for an hour during the day even though they are far from the front lines, next to romania. it's a humanitarian situation that is dire and ukraine needs as much air defence support as possible. the patriot system edition is welcome.- possible. the patriot system edition is welcome. only look at the damage _ edition is welcome. only look at the damage has _ edition is welcome. only look at the damage has been - edition is welcome. only look at the damage has been done edition is welcome. only look i at the damage has been done to ukraine's infrastructure, presumably, that's

you want to tell our audience, richard. haas has authored many, many books, and i think i read every word of all of those books, you know, along the way. and they're really like conversations with people. they're not weighty in a sense that you lose your folks. you're having a conversation about the importance of foreign policy and i think one of the themes which we were getting out a little bit in our earlier discussion. but it was also part of the national security strategy that was issued by the biden white house. was that you know, the inside of america, what's going on here? the economic health of the country, the way a certain group of people are feeling demeaned by circumstances matter is because it makes it very hard to be engaged in affairs that are outside. and i'm just interested in your insights, you know, both running the council on foreign relations, but in your book tours, what resonates with americans that may not already be inclined to be globally engaged. what are the kinds of things you think that we all should be looking at in terms of, you know, changing that equ

t haas miranda devine revealed tos last sunday night. y >> the fbi had come to twitter and told them in their weekly meetings before the 2020 elections to look out for a hack and leak operation that theye believed was going to be about hunter biden and it was going to come in october.n oc steve: it was going to come in october. how the hell did they know that? because the fbi had been secretly spying on rudye fbgiuliani. the fbi saw text messages between giuliani and miranda.e but hereco is the most damningtw fact oeef all. the fbi had the laptop for overa a year.ov it was given to him by the guy who ran the computer shop.ut but still they told twitter and facebook to be on the look for hacked material.t the only way they could getd twittemar and facebook to censo the material. they cooked the whole thing up. the fbi. that's election interference. that's unconstitutional. it's illegals . and it exposes our new dark reality that big tech and other platforms become a central part of everyone's life. these platt forms today are an extension

among those paying tribute include tommy haas, who says he gave him the "best opportunity to follow his wonderful expressions. 0nly macro was his favourite catchphrase. he cold everybody baby. no question about that, he brought the glamour of new york, because thatis the glamour of new york, because that is where he grew up. he also brought the greats of new york to a commentary box on centre court. it was a real privilege to share the airwaves with him. those penalties between croatia and japan just getting under on those penalties between croatia and japanjust getting under on bbc those penalties between croatia and japan just getting under on bbc one. we will have the results of that on sports day at 6:30pm. there has been an eight confirmed death of stre a in the uk. they are confirming five deaths in under ten—year—olds. 0ne death in wales, a 12—year—old death confirmed by a school in london. this eighth case has been confirmed in waterlooville. that, at the moment, is eight cases, most of them are children, were not quite sure about this eighth case, but its confirmed deaths from

among those paying tribute include tommy haas who says he gave him the �*best opportunity to follow hismore on all those stories including, the latest from the world cup in qatar, on the bbc sport website. that's bbc dot c0 dot uk slash sport. it is getting much colder as we go through the rest of the week. there is snow in the forecast but will you seeit? probably if you are across the far north of scotland. around the peripheries of southern scotland, hit and miss, though snow flurries but only a small chance through much of the population. what will be widespread is the cold, we will all feel it, those northerly winds bring in a chill across the country, daytime temperatures for a few barely getting above freezing later this week and the frost by night will be fairly widespread and quite sharp, too. the first to start tuesday a bit more hit and miss. there will be a few wintry flurries in northern scotland which will turn to sleet and snow throughout the day, a fair bit of cloud at times, cloud across southern areas should break up a bit more although we will see showers in the chann

ambassador haas is here, and jeff zeleny and nick paton w walsh. first to you, am ban dos . -- ambassador. >> if russia cannot defeat ukraine, why in the world would russia want to take on nato and the united states? i don't see the logic of that. i think there's a big question, not simply as to whether the united states continues to help ukraine, obviously it will, but the quality of the systems we provide. do we give certain offensive systems that will help them reach more into russian territory? that some people believe could raise the risk of escalation. putin always has the threat of nuclear weapons. bottom line, no, i don't think this changes the fundamental of the war or the calculations around it. >> nick paton walsh, you have spent a lot of time in ukraine. will there be satisfaction with the deliverables from this visit? >> i mean they should be, frankly. they're getting essentially the gold standard, which are often handed out to particularly close or precious allies. it's remarkable, frankly that the u.s. is taping the logistical -- you

among those paying tribute include tommy haas who says he gave him the "best opportunity to follow hise backfired, but the last five wickets fell forjust nine runs to give england victory. with light fading and just minutes left in the match, jack leach took the crucial wicket of naseem shah. the umpire giving him out leg befiore wicket and sparking jubilant celebrations. for those involved, it rated as one of the greatest results they'd been involved with. everyone just threw themselves into the challenge, there was no complaints about the wickets, or if things didn't go our way, we just got on with it and dealt with it. even the illness going round the camp, it is amazing the way this group operates. everyone plays for the person next to them. ads, group operates. everyone plays for the person next to them.— the person next to them. a really secial the person next to them. a really special group _ the person next to them. a really special group of _ the person next to them. a really special group of men. _ the person next to them. a really special group of men. i _ the person next to

s town haas appointly. perhaps less. so it doesn't matter if deniro was home. which he was, he was sleeping upstairs. how did the toughest actor in hollywood handle the break-in? i don't know, much to my surprise we learned that deniro never woke up. the nypd arrested the robber while he was rummaging through christmas presents found fumbling with ipad. deniro's daughter was home at the time. this happened around 2:30 in the morning. if robert deniro isn't safe? no one is safe. who's next? jean-claude van damme going to get pickpocketted? where does this end? luckily police were on the scene and saw t the burglar breaking n and captured her in the act. that's right, her. this is the face of america's crime wave. chanise emales. this was in the her first break in. out on bail from a robbery committed two weeks ago. thanks to the lovely bail reform package that the democrats passed. this clepto was raging a war on christmas throughout new york city. not only pilfering present under celebrity's trees pinching church donations during sunday mass. this year alone sh

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russia haas been focusing on this city for months. ukraine is putting up a stiff resistance.e described the situation in the east as extremely difficult. listen to this. >> the situation in donetsk and in the kherson regions is extremely difficult. we must bare down hard on the actions and identify traitors, spies and saboteurs. >> the last part was in reference to another announcement today by president putin where he ordered the fsb to increase surveillance of russian citizens trying to identify traitors in the country. this comes as the u.k. defends secretary estimates that ukraine has recaptured 54% of the land once occupied by russia during the war. now back to you. >> neil: thanks, nate foy in kyiv. you know, this war has dragged on almost a year a couple months from a year. and now once, not once throughout the war has president zelensky ever stepped foot out of the ukraine. he's about to. you'll never believe where. maybe that building on the right is a hint. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. all across the country, people are working hard to build a be

in new york despite a ballot initiative in new york that created haa redistricting commission, the legislature nonetheless reassumed control of the process and that i think illustrates a crucial lesson when it comes to redistricting reform . and you take power away from the legislature to do this, you have to be very clear are not able to listen. in new york the redistricting commission's role was by anyone and the law the legislature to override it in exceptional circumstances. course, everything these days is an exceptional sense. democrats in new york through a map that is almost as bad as the one that republicans drew in florida. 26), for state republican seats to osee the d+. so not the worst in the world but still a pretty glass. something happened to the new york courts overturn the map a picture has been placed in a with this one. this eveninggeneralmotorsgoaway . whatyoudoisyoudraw morecompetitiveseats. themac 3 3%- 3 3 3 ö% 3 3 3 3 - - - 3-% %-3 p- % % p - - - 3 - % 3 3%- - 3% %-ö-% p- %p% % - - 3 - - - p _ -% p - - - - 3 %-% p3 3% % % p Ò p 3% - - ö % - %- - % %-% % --- 3% p p - p ö

we'd leave in the first ten minutes, meet the driver somewhere near the stadium which was a complete haasel -- if you know what the country is like, trying to find the driver, it's mayhem. find him, get out there with the traffic, get near the stadium where we can get in. there as long as we made it between kickoff and full time, we counted that as we complete the challenge. >> reporter: coming into this tournament, i remember when qatar won the bid in 2010. and it's been 12 years of fairly negative coverage about qatar since then. what were your expectations given the coverage, and what has your experience been like? >> what i expected coming out here was a mixed bag. i didn't know what it was going to be like. you hear a lot of people question a lot of things in this country, but having been here, it's just been so good. hosp hospitable, the locals are welcoming, everything has been perfect. the metro system is free, and you can get anywhere in the city which is helpful on our trip to go to every match. there's different areas of different parts of downtown which actually feel like they

be confirmed on a partyline vote, and it was a difficult vote because i probably would a have, if we haa democratic president at the time would've recommended somebody else for chief justice, but i felt that, and still do, he's an honest man and qualified, we are different philosophically and i voted for him. there was some blowback on that, but i felt comfortable, and everyone of these things iwh wil say to myself, what does my conscience say. sometimes i knew i went against majority views, but i also knew that i was right in a lot of them people told me after, for example, the iraq war, i was one of the few that voted against it. and after it, a lot of people said what, we wish we had. but i actually knew the intelligence and studied it and knew there were no weapons of mass destruction, and knew this was just a rush to judgment. >> host: 48 years, you've done many things you are proud of, but if one of your grandkids can do and said, what are you proudest of that you've achieved during her time in the senate, what would you tell them? >> guest: that i've helped a lot of people whoas w

the walker campaign understands that there is a certain toxicity to trump that we saw happen in the haasrgia runoff two years ago and helped lose the republicans the senate. when you look at walker and how he ran in the first round, he ran about 200,000 votes behind brian kemp, the more popular republican governor who was up for re-election, and that really signaled that he had a problem with the centrist, independent, moderate voters, maybe even some on his base that didn't necessarily like the tie es to rump. and so the argument here is, you know, maybe trump does an online fundraising call or something like that, but his presence in the state would probably hurt more than it would help. paul: mene, who else is walker bringing in? who is walker bringing in to help campaign with him? lindsey graham is one of the senators, but who else? >> sure. he had a rally with tom cotton recently. he's had a variety of different high profile republicans, ted cruz was another. so he does think it's important to have some of these surrogates come and excite voters, particularly away from the atlanta a

we talked in the haas segment about reporters covering the business value and the impact on the businessesut the fact that elon musk is driving down the value of a company that he overpaid for, and he was able to do it by borrowing other people's money that banks were happy to lend. so i think that there's -- the undercurrent here that is not being covered -- >> twitter without the journalists is not less valuable than twitter with the journalists. >> if you approach him as a -- that's cute, ben, but not accurate. [inaudible conversations] howard: no. i want to read one more thing which is to give you a sense of how journalists view elon musk. drew hardwell of the washington "the washington post," one of the guys suspended, sent an e-mail, what do you think about qanon? do you believe this stuff or is it just you owning the libs, trolling people, getting attention as some of your top allies tell us? a lot of people say, well, he's like donald trump, he needs the attention. elon musk also knows all of there controversy -- this controversy drives traffic to twitter. ben domenech, laura fink,

haas variance continue to emerge, we must prioritize the development of universal vaccines and novel therapy makes. because we are snow strangers to these outbreaks shining light on communities that have sometimes been neglected and overlooked, we must be strategic and unwavering in our efforts to increase health equity and tackle long-standing health disparities. from a community perspective, there are a plethora of outreach and communication that needs to be done. only about 15% of eligible people have gotten their booster shot. we have to continue to emphasize the importance of increased vaccine uptake so that we can continue to save lives. on any given day, the fact that vaccines work is clouded with misinformation. we have to continue to be creative in our approaches so that we meet people where they are, with the facts. thank you. >> we will now hear from ms. dixon. ms. dixon: thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i am rebecca dixon, executive director of the national employment law program. we are a nonprofit research, policy and capacity building organization that h

karatny -- cathie wood buying more haas night, the first purchase of tesla shares in a year for her.ff more people. how many? susan: 4,000 now. remember we were talking about 400 to start this week, now that's increased 10 times. it's about 8% of the work force. obviously, business in this type of slowing economic environment and maybe slowing trade, trading, that is, that means they have to lay off some individuals. we've talked about the consumer branch and retail that'll likely be impacted the most. stuart: okay. and goldman is down 1% as we speak. i like this talk of a deal, a possible deal between boeing and air india, because it comes right after the united/mammoth deal. susan: yeah. from what i see, boeing is close to selling 190 737 max jets plus 30 dreamliners and also some 777s. why notsome to air india. why not? if remember that 100-plane order from united earlier this week, that was for 100 dreamliners and then options for another 100. list price for that was $43 billion. extrapolate and think how much this air india deal could be worth. they've had problems with covid an

and haas why the stock market has lifted to the extent that today is about the soft landing crowd basically losing a lot of talking points, that's a good reason why the market is down, in addition to what peter is talking about on the ecb so, again, you go back to this valuation question here, they wanted to stop because they're very concerned the hard landing crowd is screaming really loudly, and they're going to have more influence, the more they see the economic data weaken >> you know what's peculiar, steve. it's like the best and the worst news right now, jobless claims, right? you know, here's the one data point that would tell us if the economy was worsening quickly right now, and it keeps holding up and the longer it holds up, the more that means we're going to have wage pressures or a decent jobs report that are likely to keep the fed from cutting sfnsfnl substantially. that's probably going to be the main reason why they make a bigger policy mistake. no one is cheering for a worsening labor market, but it's a fascinating dichotomy and that labor point is probably the most importan

what are your thoughts on that >> sorry, i thought you were going to quote richard haas.early, cory. >> that's right. >> way too early so i agree with richard that both sides -- that neither side is ready for real negotiations the russians clearly are not, because they say the only thigh they're going to negotiate is if the ukrainians give up their territory. and the ukrainians say they are defending our own territory. we're defending our land and we're not prepared to negotiate in particular while we, the ukrainians, while we're driving the russians out of our country. so while they're driving the russians out of their land, they're not going to go for a cease-fire a scease-fire would just leave n place the russians where they're occupying ukrainian territory. so neither side is ready for negotiations. >> you have argued that longer-range weapons for ukraine are needed the biden administration has approved the defense system and congress approved $45 billion more in aid. you're saying more is needed, right? >> i am, cory. negotiations are one option for peace, as i just

states and our allies and partners have delivered a broad range of assistance at historic speed and haas been critical. ukraine has won the battle of kyiv, won the battle of kherson, won the battle of kharkiv. ukraine has defied russia at every single turn. president zelensky, you have made it clear that he is open to pursuing -- let me put it that way. he's not open but you're pursuing peace. you're open to pursuing a just peace. we also know that putin has no intention of stopping this cruel war. the united states has committed to ensuring that the brave ukrainian people can continue to defend their country against russian aggressions as long as it takes. i want to thank the members of congress for their broad bipartisan support to ukraine. i look forward to signing the omnibus bill soon which includes $45 billion, $45 billion in additional funding for ukraine. i'll also sign into law the national defense authorization act, which includes authorities to make it easier for the department of defense to procure critical munitions and defense materials for ukraine and other key materials t

to haas then at 12:00 today.h a layover. >> were just try to figure out what's going on. >> we were originally meant to fly to toronto from london, england, last night and... our flight was canceled. >> my flight was canceled. waited in line for three hours, got rescheduled that i'm optimistic and i hope i get home in time to see the family. >> this pacific northwest was bombarded with freezing rain and what that cause was an icing over of all three runways at seattle-tacoma airport. so they are forced to shut down the entire airport for a time because it was harder to get that ice off the runway then it is snow. and it's got one runway open today they've been working throughout the day to clear that runway, and the alaska airlines and the main carry out a sierra canceling flights both in seattle, and out of portland. they do have a couple of flights going now, but things are operating a trickle and it really sees that the big impact that the rest of the country is jesse's bitter cold temperatures here in chicago

jennifer chapman, associate dean and professor at uc berkeley's haas business school, says musk's behavior and his poll are bizarre. it seems like an antic or, you know. something that he's doing for show rather than as a strategic decision. one has to wonder. whether in fact, what he's trying to do is simply continue to be in the limelight and ensure that twitter is, um, high action place, chattman says. from a business perspective, musk's investment in twitter so far appears to be a money losing move. it has lost an enormous amount of value. and most of that is elon musk's money or the money that he has borrowed to purchase twitter. but professor chapman says replacing twitter might not be as simple as creating the next new app in the u. s i think we take for granted the availability of these kinds of platforms, but in other parts of the world, these platforms are lifelines, and it's not so easy for people to just um, ditch their account and do something else in san francisco . jana katsuyama ktvu, fox, two news. democratic senator elizabeth warren is voicing concern that tesla's board i

. >>> i want to bring in reverend al sharpton and richard haas.now you've been in touch with brittney's family. talk to me about the release that you're feeling right now. we heard from dawn, obviously. someone who has been an ardent supporter of brittney for quite some time in learning of her release. >> well, i am very, very happy to hear this from day one. when i talked to cherelle, brittney's wife. we stayed in touch. we had members of the wnba all-star, big press conferences. and president biden, he stayed on this, secretary blinken, stayed on it, and i remember several times we would have meetings with president biden on other issues and he would say to me, al, i've not forgotten about brittney griner. we are on it. i congratulate him. i also join him and the nation in saying paul whelan must be released too. we're not going to stop at brittney. i'm glad she's coming home. we offered a group of clergy men to go to russia. hopefully we can have it with her at home now in the states and thank god for her release. >> an incredible development a

and mark fox is winless cal bears haas pavilion that night to with the trojans early but it could notp the man with 3 names. reese dixon waters, nice three-point play there. he led usc with 17 points the bears. stay winless in mark fox. this way might not stay on campus all season. this team going, you know, saint mary's. welcome the 6 new mexico lobos to arrive at tonight. and 3.10, 0 no more. i just want to welcome them back on the lobos led most of the game. but alex ducas, 23 with the layup capped. it made it a two-point game with 407, left with the gaels 15 turnovers in this one, including that one right there. the foot race. donovan dan, for the easy lay-up. he had 13 off the bench for the lobos and they stay undefeated 16. i-65 the gaels have now lost 2 in a row since the 2 seasons ago. so hey, they got to get back to the drawing looking for back-to-back road wins. they were in toronto tonight. with the recently called up aaron dell. and that now second period, sharks have it behind the leaves next. logon to 4. but you're right on the stick at do. >> he takes care of the rest.

ambassador to ukraine bill taylor and president of the council on foreign relations richard haas greetedummit could be successful if russia is not involved but what do you read into the offer to tell us about the state of the war? >> president zelenskyy made this point here in washington last week he mentioned something about the peace summit and apparently had a discussion with president biden. this is out there. clearly the ukraines want to demonstrate they are willing to have conversations when certain things have happened when the russians have gotten out of their country they don't want to reward the russians for invading. >> richard, the americans and western allies have been clear there won't be talk of peace unless kyiv says they're on board. they are sort of but with a requirement that seems unlikely if russia is not going to participate and be prosecuted. what do you think of this? where does it tell you where kyiv's head is on this war almost a year in >> this is not about peace this is not about diplomacy. this is about putting russia in the dock this is if you will an appear

wful oi how can the fbi or i haa to say, how can a unitn a some peoplune inside the fbi?s >> i don't think this is thee wl whole fbi. how can anybody, though, inside the fbi trying to interfere in an election like this? >>to intern electi by suppressi >> the fbi's job is to investigate crimes. imes. it is not to put its finger his for he scale of american elections for or against anybody. th it is not to put his fingeromebd on the scale of whether somebody is engaging iy'n, quotf unquote, disinformation. itf the fbi'so business. and so this is extraordinarily worrisome to see that the tentacles, the fbi, some elements in there have extended into twitter and evenrt twitter started to resist the fbi. >> in some ways, this is one of these emails to show they were so worried about the fbi's overreaching. >> this is this is extraordinary.s extraordinar. i mean, senator , you'reete: sen exactly right. >> what ari said, it's at one pt twitter executive saying, are we really supposed to be doing this? >> but they almost would and then paid for it. a and there was there was a carr

to find policy solutions that really are as close to being for everybody and you would by buy just haa really very sharp but let's diverse group of people. >> quick story related to all that. we're not going to turn this into story time but this is an important one relevant to what were talking about right now. i was talking with eric was a friend of many of us appear who is a senate staffer at the time about an incident week sprint at the time. i wrote an op-ed about it. you can find it a couple years ago. but we were privy to and overheard a senator may come i will not name this individual, but a senator making a comment that needed some cleanup afterward. and he called all of the black staffers in the room which okay, strike one, that is sort of messed up. why is the only calling the black people into the room? but needless to say when i got on the phone with the senator, you know i said it's great that you're calling, what if you are in a room with all white people and if anybody with a church on that. granted this was 15 years ago and even in that time it's a different period but

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the government and cutting spending enormously the way ronald reagan did.se you know, the hous he haas ts the power of the purse and people are going to say when they do that, hey, you know, you can't really threaten, you know, the debt of the u.s. with a shutdown.of it o oh, it's so scary. r ho it's so irresponsible. well, how irresponsible is itirp that we now owone a whole year'. gdp mostly to the chinesechines and other foreign investors? because of these reckless policies? and under the cbo forecast, it goes to two gdtedp, two years of gdp relatively quickly. >> and so i think it's thi irresponsible to spend the way they're doing. and it wouldre be irresponsiblep for republicanonsis to play alog with them. >> all k rightevin, , kevin th, is sobering and thank you so much for sharing these a thoughts. and people better be paying attention, especiallre betbe pa thank you. cnn, nancy pelosi, chuckelosi, a schumer, and a chinesewomen restaurant. raymond arroyo breaks it all down in collaboration that no one really asked for. >> stay there. the ministry of changed the world forever. it

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