stephen hawkins, did you kill terrorists waves? >> no. >> mr. stephen caucus, did you kill felipe based santos? >> i object >> caulkins by then age 66, was stoic walk questioned why would a black man in naples, florida in a cadillac who doesn't have a license >> doesn't have a valid tag on his car. invite you to interact with him by motion for you to come talk to him and do a traffics i don't know you've watched his deposition what was that like? so until for so many i can't remember so many of those. >> jared's williams he asked for a ride. you initially tell them no why is it that you eventually say yes >> and then you start calling on what you call a homie to do the dispatcher. >> we mean you don't remember mircea williams had been waiting almost 17 years for caulkins to face questions like these about >> the day her son disappeared? but there was no confession, no smoking gun before his deposition, an arbitrator had ruled in favor of caulkins. the arbitrator wrote being an uncredible witness or even a liar does not make caulkins a murderer a

last year the first leg of humphry hawkins, house financial services side was on march 8th.back three or four weeks and look at the chart. this is a two-year. you see that huge drop. that was 3/8, the day of humphry hawkins last year. it had a huge effect on 2 year note yields. let's keep that same date and go down the yield curve. here is a 10-year, much smaller move. 10-year yields at that point in time were basically trading about 15 bases points lower than they are today. the reason i point this out, if you're looking for volatility, definitely want to pay attention to 2s, 10s curve especially the short maturity. there's a lot at stake especially considering all the inflation numbers that aren't far beyond his testimony in front of the both sides of the aisle. courtney, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick. appreciate that. >>> well, uranium prices hovering near the highest level in more than a decade, which is jump starting u.s. mining operations. pippa stevens joins us here with more. pippa, i learn things from you. >> this comes down from the nuclear renaissance

mckenzie hawkins, terrific reporting. thank you. china is in the process of raising more than $27 billion for its largest ship fund to date, accelerating the development of cutting-edge technologies as it faces restrictions on u.s. tech. the big fund is expanding as china plans -- the u.s. plans to curtail chinese curbs. a tit-for-tat, caroline. caroline: are we looking to put more money in companies that have exposure to china? the cio, ceo of lashley tanker -- you are joining from the cboe, the day after ringing the bell to celebrate not only international women's day, but the launch of your own etf. nancy, how does this factor into your investing thesis? nancy: it's a tricky one to navigate, caroline. our portfolios have 3% to 5% exposure in terms of revenues to china. we have been careful about it, and the company said it is intending to underperform in the last year, companies that do have exposure to china not just in technology, but across the board. i am not as concerned about the $27 billion chip fund china is starting. tha

acting director hawkins and chief scott. and to those here and watching at home. so good evening, the special investigations division would like to recognize sergeant mike zang for his dedication and hard work. sergeant zang was one of the primary planners of the dignitary protection for the apec conference, and was designated point of contact for many of our state, federal, state and local partners that the san francisco police department worked with for almost a year. he and others, but mostly him, coordinated and helped plan the routes that dignitaries would use to get to their various venues throughout the city, as we all know, the apec conference served as a big open for business sign and symbol for san francisco and was and sergeant zang was a big part of making that happen, on the police department side of the house, mike is also a consummate professional in the office, and always prepared to lend a hand when someone needs a hand on a case or an extra body in the field, when i first met mike in 2014, he, he and i were sergeants in the tenderloin station, an

maria: powell will testify before the senate banking committee today as part two of his humphrey hawkinsny. joining me to discuss that and more mending capital advisement chief investment officer and rmv financial services fund portfolio manager anton schutz. great to see you. what did you think of jay powell, what were your takeaways. >> i think he was down the middle of the fairway, he did not do a lot of hinting he was a bit dovish because he said he was waiting for better inflation numbers, more of the same. the real issue is there is always a lag to anything that they do, they tightened, the lack the economy is slowing down and slowing down into it, there's going to be a lag after they cut once they cut the good have to keep cutting. maria: he basically suggested a cut is coming but we don't know when andy wants to see more of evidence of inflation coming down, what do you think is going on in the banking sector, you know this better than most, you've been a student of this and an investor in banks for much of your career. new york community bancorp has agreed to a deal for more tha

kristin hawkins, i hope some of those members of congress will be calling you to get some advice.n the offense. i couldn't agree with you more. >> absolutely. they can call me anytime. [laughter] rachel: i love it. thank, kristin. -- thanks, kristin. have a great sunday. >> you tooment. rachel: she's doing great work. >>> the gop rallying behind a gold star dad who was arrested after this moment at the state of the union. >> the year before i tack office, murder rates were up 30% finish. >> [inaudible] >> 30, they went up. >> [inaudible] >> the biggest increase in history. >> [inaudible] rachel: representative michael waltz says he will pay the dad's fines. he's next. ♪ you were always so dedicated... ♪ we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got there, thanks to our advisor and vanguard. now i see who all that hard work was for... it was always for you. seeing you carry on our legacy— i'm so proud. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. setting up the future for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. rs

my name is julie hawkins. ennis. i am from southern maryland. mom was from st mary's.ic, where i came from in southern maryland. like she earlier where we're from. that was didn't know any other n until i left st mary's to go to college because everybody i grew up with was catholic. a religion for us it was our way of life. so i didn't hear about this story until about 2015. i was on ancestry and our history was we're from here. we were from southern maryland, nowhere else. i down louisiana and alabama, ad we went back and forth about, well, i know you're from the south, yada, yada, yada. make this story short because i'm winded about 2016, i started hearing about the grew to seven to also son was at gonzaga college high school in washington d.c. which also benefited right also benefited what the students there becauowt gonzaga. my son called thomas's mom there talk county, the priest, as he said so old people from southern maryland. my grandmother had just died. we came from a family where i mean, i had friends that would come, white friends that thought we were part

these set to be the countries youngest leader following it delayed election on sunday. nicholas hawkins moore from the car were in downtown the car, not too far from the presidential palace square. after 12 years of mackie, so change is coming despite the delayed election that brought so much turmoil, the outcome of the vote did not divide the people. but instead, united the senegalese people to get this to be very proud to be senegalese, and to belong to a great democracy. today we have shown on proven to be a country that will stand by our democracy. we have proven to be a silver and under our destiny is you know, hundreds of i'm hoping for change in the economy and the use unemployment will be addressed. there's only a dollar dollar status selection when 12 it took place in peace and stability. and the best has one for a peaceful single ad for the whole of africa, from the european union into the african union. and most importantly, the reason for the echo was to all have commended the authorities for organizing what they describe as a free and fair election. this is important becaus

sarah: hawkins runs students for life, one of the largest anti-abortion groups in the country. >> stateorneys general need to go after and prosecute those who are legally mailing abortion drugs into their state. those who are committing those crimes and violating the federal comstock act by shipping chemical abortion pills over state lines, there should be consequences for those who are clearly violating state lines. sarah: but those who support abortionights say bodily autonomy for women has been a hard-won freedom. and this case is a dangerous backslide into the past. >> i think about like, oh, like hundreds of years ago, they were trying to control our bodies, and they're still trying to control our bodies to this day. it's really upsetting because i'm like, well, i should have that choice. sarah: for now, doctors will continue to head each day to local post offices, filling hundreds of prescriptions from patients across the country. for the "pbs newshour," i'm sarah varney in new york. william: we continue our series, "america's safety net," about the government programs that help a

how is everyone this my name is julie hawkins. ennis. i am from southern maryland.grew up strictly catholic, where i came from in southern maryland. like she earlier where we're from. that was the seat of catholicism. i didn't know any other religion until i left st mary's to go to college because everybody i grew up with was catholic. catholic catholicism wasn't wasn't a religion for us it was our way of■wec life. so i didn't hear about this story until about 2015. i was on ancestry and our history was we're from here. we were from southern maryland, nowhere else. i kept connecting to someone down louisiana and alabama, and we wt band forth about, well, i know you're from the south, yada, yada, yada. make this story short because i'm long winded t 2016, startedw to seven to also son was at gonzaga college high school in wain benefited right also benefited what the students there because of the story started doing their own research of the people at gonzaga. my son called thomas's mom there talking about your home st mary's county, the priest, as he said so old peop

thank you very nice. yvonne calls hawkins is a financial consultant. she helps foreigners navigate the french bureaucracy. we were we rename, i guess we went into the system. okay. yes. um we got talking to somebody and he said, he said, oh, you need to hand homes uh, a recommendation. oh the you tell me that uh for 2023, renting out the sheet and phones is from a fiscal point of view from a legal point of view. something quite special. and i will learn you assist friendswood. that will be important for you that is, lucas, you liberally furnished rental. the much needed introduction to french tax and tendency law involves a lot of technical terms and exemptions. graham, however, mainly wants to know whether he'll have to take the dreaded language test. today as you have a use that there is no obligation to french lessons. oh, i see the baby's heart story to me was this how learning french learning started you saying it was really a kind of a new language michael tried to make because i called so we've that so ready for a mess to the massive why the sam

to me to confirm that according to preliminary data, that's hawkins use a flammable liquids to set fire to the premises and also my sick weapons and ammunition left by that time cuz were found in the premises. according to the investigative amazing commission, most of the dead war victims of shooting as a also some of the worst suffocated during the fight. that's again, according to the can me sense people and most could cuen as numbers. i couldn't cause it's clinical sense has to donate blood unit. this looks like a huge, huge security failure is a narrative now beginning to emerge from new authorities, especially as they have people in custody as well. the security forces have not yet presented unofficial version of what happens, but what we're hearing from the s as b, they say that the attack had been very carefully planned. and of course, despite the funds that's always has claimed responsibility for that attack almost immediately. obviously it happened, some russian politicians fast blamed ukraine. obviously it happened while a ukrainian presidential office representative said that

let's go back to our white house correspondent convey hawkins. she was on capitol hill for us this evening. double digit mentions of his previous test that, kimberly was saying on it without mentioning prompts name. this was this page about just how different now of the there's no question that threw out the speech. the us president tried to really portray himself as a direct contrast to his predecessor in this was very much a campaign speech, not a state of the speech he tried to, as he has done in the past, say that he is putting democracy on the ballot in november, he tried to portray himself as the future as one that is really for training and opportunity for america. as a vote for donald, trump would be a vote to plunge america into darkness. he really was making the argument that donald trump is an ancient idea, and even though he is 81 and donald trump is 77, but he is progress. it, it really was remarkable to make that argument given the fact that he is sort of the elder of the 2 geriatric men, one a former president, one a current presid

our white house correspondent company hawkins, of course on his way to visit the southern border with mexico. us president joe biden surprise reporters by walking back comments made just days earlier, predicting a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. by the end of the week, i was on the phone, the phone was biden's telephone calls with the mirror of come to our and the president of egypt. just prior may has been the reason for the shifting deadline. both coal readouts agreed a sustained cease fire of at least 6 weeks would allow humanitarian assistance if the gaza and the release of captives and could be built into something more enduring. bivens comments come as this really forces on thursday, fired on a crowd of palestinians in gaza, waiting for humanitarian aid trucks. at least 100 people were killed and thousands more or wounded. biden's national security council says some white house is looking into the reports. this tragic event also underscores the importance of expanding and sustaining the flow of humanitarian assistance into gaza in response to the dyers, military and situatio

that's bringing our white house correspondent kimberly hawkins in washington. so holly, us officials can be welcoming very dense. so what we know is already there has been a rather warm welcome for uh, many gads uh, at the top of that meeting, the vice president campbell harris was speaking to reporters. she said that to what the meeting will really be about is getting what she said was the 6 week ceasefire . it will also be about getting the exchange of captives and also getting humanitarian aid into gaza. this is, of course, on the heels of those air drops were announced by the united states on friday. we should also point out those, this comes at the time of political importance for the uh, the administration given the fact that this is coming uh, just ahead of super tuesday, which is when the administration is certainly looking to get some score, some political points. but what this also signals is the fact that this is an administration that doesn't particularly care. 6 for, for the is really prime minister and is signaling but, but again to someone that t

we spend several days here at the borders. hawkins of haitians, or trying to enter the dominican republic of other difficulties are facing and hazy . today we do know that in the capital port of princeton and several others, since he's in the country, there's constant supply and fighting between guns and the police. we do know that in the past a few days the police have been trying to, we take some of the street surrounding the presidential palace. there's been lots of attacks against infrastructure, the police station, the ministry of interior, among other locations. the union of police officers of hasty had been requesting much more health. they say they need more weapons more on munition. well, that's poor, best among other things to fight against again in the countries, it happens also, the european community has started to evacuate. the diplomatic personnel in haiti the united states has done the same and under the situation, is that the carry comb, meeting our meeting of the caribbean community are meeting in jamaica to discuss the ongoing crisis in hate. see right now with the pres

allow bob who's the ruling coalitions, presidential candidate, to focus on his campaign. nicholas hawkins following developments from the capital the car. this is really a tribute to democracy in sending all because after days of protest lead not by politicians, but by many civil society actors in the election date has finally been announced. and this is what people were waiting for the day or the date when the people have sent a goal will be able to choose who will replace president mackie. so there was fear, amongst many people that saul was, in fact, trying to cling on to power despite his efforts to appease to reassure seeing that he will leave power on april 2nd, his 1st suggested date for an election was the december 15th, then came june, 2nd all those dates were rejected by the constitutional counsel, who is there not to protect the president, but the constitution of the country. and so for those i have spoken to this is really a tribute to the institutions of democracy that were really tested in this final month. of present lucky solves mandate, where there's been so much protests

washington wants to expand 8 access by land, our white house correspondent, company hawkins, joining us live not from washington dc. what's under the bank. and he's saying what the secretary state has been saying, as he spoke alongside the turkish foreign minister at their meeting about various disagreements between the 2 countries, is that he believes the most effective way of getting a into gauze that is the land and building upon the announcement made by the us president in his state of the union address on thursday. the construction of a port on the gaza coast will only increase the ability for aid to get in. and then further facilitate this a going along the land corridors. here's what the secretary of state had to say. the president announced last night a maritime initiative, which will be critical, but we, we know as well that it is absolutely essential not only to maintain but to expand the land crossings into gaza. that's the primary vehicle. so which we will get assistance to those who need it, as well as air drops and other methods that, that we're using. but also once wit

i'll just say it was nicholas hawkins more now listening to these capital dot com. there's a lot of excitement in senegal to finally here. president elect busing. jim, i fine take to the stage and address the synagogue. these people we saw no. the candidates, the president elect in a suit, it's high trying to reassure the population. he also congratulated and recognize the fact that the other candidates, including the ruling party candidates, conceded defeat before the official results were out. but he also addressed the issue of trying to reconcile the country across that great. i vowed to fully devote myself to rebuild the institutions to reinforce a need for peaceful social harmony. and in this press conference is opposition leader. we spend some code of the best here to my 5 referred to him in his speech banking him because none of this would have happened without we spend some coast supports. he has been a key figure in this election. it was almost like an american style campaign. a ticket about sancho and joe mike, and it wasn't the candidate that they were se

these set to be the countries youngest leader following it, delayed election on sunday. nicholas hawkins more from the car, a were in downtown, the car not too far from the presidential palace square. after 12 years of mackie, self change is coming. despite a delayed election that brought so much turmoil, the outcome of the vote did not divide the people. but instead, united the senegalese people to get us to be very proud to be senegalese, and to belong to a great democracy. today we have shown on proven to be a country that will stand by our democracy. we have proven to be a silver and under our destiny is, you know, hundreds of i'm hoping for change in the economy and the use unemployment will be addressed voted on a study selection when 12 it took place in peace and stability. and the best has one for a peaceful, senegal, and for the whole of africa from the european union into the african union. and most importantly, the reason embodied echo was to all have commended the authorities for organizing with the.

kimberly hawkins reports from washington dc, a scathing review because it's rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the floor of the us senate. and that's in yahoo coalition no longer fits the needs of israel after october 7th. the world has changed radically since then. and these really people are being stifled right now by a governing vision that is stuck in the past. the senate majority leader, chuck schumer says the is really prime minister, is an obstacle to piece schumer's, the highest ranking, jewish elected official in us history utility. wherever delight were such as needs are criticising and is really prime minister color over his handling of the war on gaza. and his rejection of a 2 state solution. more than $31000.00 palestinians have been killed and $73000.00 have been injured and is really a tax on god's since october 7th. as a result, many americans are no questioning israel's nearly $4000000000.00 in annual military assistance, or didn't take long for schumer's remarks to be condemned by republicans. it is grotesque and hypocritical for americans who hyperventilate abou

i'm nicholas hawkins . the cars, incentive goals, capital the car for hours to go before the poles full is closes and thousands of senegalese have come out at this pulling station to cast their roots. i'm about to send and this is all just even live from. don't have also coming up and of a nightmare. a 137 nigerian students kidnapped by gunman a released. the government didn't says it did not pay any run some. israel target's piaza, southern regional profit, which strikes some sweet residential buildings at least 15 kind of spinning circle . the questionnaire started stripping you planning and capital for a 2nd time in a week. and poland says i'm miss, i'll finalize it. it's aerospace, the so we're going to start this are in senegal for voting in the much anticipated and much delayed presidential election is now under way of 7000000 people are choosing a successor to president maki solve, who's been in power for 12 years. these polls, what are nice to just over 2 weeks ago after an attempt by the president

but within, within the bonus tag, it's below the hostility that hawkins back to what kind of the, the pre will era and, and so have a judge. judy will end on this, but this, it's been, this has been made permissible because of washington. yeah, they exactly surveys it, but as well, and the brothers and the happy on the country. they continually berating the dramas before being to be sufficiently. the sellers in pursuing this war against roughly about the british, i think what's right, what's wrong with the gentleman? 0 and but again, yeah, you go, you know, step up all your things around and then and get, get with the program against russia. so it's a, it's, i think it's a dentist and i liked the video, he sent out a tweet thing, you know, symmetric for 1st of that's still the process, you know, as a competitor to the old will, will to slogans or yeah, that's a good, that's it. is a very dangerous situation. so what we've learned gentleman from this problem program, when in doubt and when in panic as lights, that's what the rule is here. very dangerous ground that we're watching unfol

all right, let's start at the white house where kimberly hawkins is joining us live, and that's where president biden would be this super tuesday. kimberly, the democratic nomination appears to be a foregone conclusion for presidential biden is on challenged, but he's facing trump with really low approval ratings. right? yeah, you're absolutely right. well, however, he is going to be here while he is here as a white house. so that's where he's watching the super tuesday results coming in and you're right, he's not too happy about the approval ratings that he has right now. but he brushes them off saying that he doesn't believe in all the polls. and the pulls are hallways right. but so far they have been consistent and they have been among the lowest of his presidency. let's take a look at some of those numbers. as of last month, 5 is approval rating has dropped to about 37 percent. and that is according to a reuters. if so, suppose that's pretty reliable and it stays below 50 percent says 2021. now that's the typical pressure hold for incumbent candidates who are seeking another term.

joining me now is our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawkins. iran? taste talking to and what that tells about what is happening in iran? we have seen these — what is happening in iran? we have seen these elections _ what is happening in iran? we have seen these elections take _ what is happening in iran? we have seen these elections take place - seen these elections take place against a backdrop of huge economic problems, obviously trouble in the middle east, but also the protests that were brutally crushed. i have been speaking to three women who all had their lives changed by those protests and their anger at the death of mahsa amini. one was jailed but says she is still going out without the hijab. another is a woman who basically lost herjob, she can't go into the office any more because when she goes into her office she has to wear the hijab. she says, i refuse on principle to now wear it, so has essentially lost herjob. she does some work from home. she says she still goes out to restaurants, cafes, bookstalls, but they could all be close

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financial services committee wednesday the senate banking committee thursday this is the annual humphrey-hawkinstimony lawmakers will ask him about, the central bank handling of inflation whether or not cutting interest rates, plans to raise bank capital requirement a big subject as well we had a big week with of jobs data february adp january jolts number on wednesday, followed by important labor department report friday ceo of crossmark chief investment officer bob doll welcome back thank you. good morning. >> what are you expecting from the fed, first talk about jay powell, what do you think he is going to be messaging to congress wednesday and thursday? >> look maria going to walk that fine line too soon to think about cutting rates inflation we've got a couple bad newborns cpi, ppi a couple weeks ago, so he is going to walk that fine line to say we done a lot of work inflation has come down not red to cut because we need more signs heading toward 2% number we target i don't think we get to 2% that is a whole 'nother story. >> sounds present given where we are right bob? look, you've got an

for more it is mckenzie hawkins. what is interesting is, amd had not been discussing what they have been making for china, but you got the inside track. mckinsey: have seen this story play out before with nvidia, which publicly said we are trying to design an ai processor for the chinese market to align with u.s. export controls after those curbs were put in place in 2022. then the u.s. moved to tighten those restrictions about a year later. that captured nvidia's chip. the u.s. said you cannot sell that to chinese customers. since then we have seen nvidia release new processors for china that they say align with the stricter restrictions, and also amd trying to get into this market as well. amd debuted a new suite of ai chips in december, and this china-specific chip is a less powerful version of that broader lineup of products. ed: right. the important thing is there are two potential lines of rules amd has to follow. there is a technological restriction, a blanket rule that says you cannot offer anything in china

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two-week recess in the republican party tonight, there is a possibility we could come back with speaker hawkinple of members to split given this dysfunction. >> dr. greer, i want to talk about disfunction in our public discourse as well. there's been a big split within the maga journalist ecosphere. we have candace owens who is leaving. we've seen in the weeks prior to this break, candace owens showing up with joe budden on his podcast. showing up, often given free rein to spout disinformation or nonsense, for people who seem disinterested in holding her accountable. dr. greer, what is our solution to this? if we're going to have more people in connection with the audience, spending more time talking about racist nonsense, than they are about student loans, we're not going to have an informed public to be prepared to vote. >> i spoke with her colleague -- [ inaudible ] asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there, with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks.

maybe they can turn the next humphrey-hawkins on its ear, ask you a question.e to see a fed chair do that, last day on the job but would love to see them do it. >> right. charles: put that back in your position if you were running the fed, are there more elegant ways, more elegant solutions tamping down inflation without wrecking the poorest people out there at the expense of the richest people? they're making money on all of this? >> yeah, fed policy is known famously being this very blunt instrument and the primary way, especially with interest rates, the primary way that works is by hurting consumers. the consumers who most rely on interest rate sensitive debts that work for fed policy is just happens to be the poor and the middle class. you know i don't know if there is a really precise tool. this is part of why when i see ideas focusing on the fed being more clean energy focused and things like that, that is not how this works. the fed cannot be that precise. they can't fight climate change with interest rates. it is too blunt of an interest interest -- in

change, the fed chairman jay powell is going to be testifying this week in his annual hum humphrey hawkinshead of the fed on the central bank's handling of inflation, the plans to raise bank capital requirements and the plans to cut interest rates as atlanta fed president said he expects the central bank to pause interest rate moves after one cut in the third quarter. so is that what you sunshine bthink?we've got a big week of s data. we've got the february adp and january jolts report out tomorrow followed by the february jobs report out on friday, scott. with what are you expecting? >> maria, as you highlighted, it's a busy week. there's a lot going on here. and powell's testimony will be central to a lot of it. we think he's going to come out, he's going to have to weave a narrative that the fed is data dependent, they like the progress on inflation thus far but don't think they're quite there yet. that's why they haven't started cutting yet as we thought they would have by now. we think they'll need to start around the summertime. as you get closer to the election, we can play in the f

i'm talking a full on russian invasion here hawkins.birthday. >> my birthday? >> fine, i mixed up birthdays. >> you went outside the lines. you're taking up two spaces. >> what are you doing? >> drinking. >> vodka. >> yes, with vodka. >> you're calling me a pig? >> a pig parker. >> hey, you know what? have a real nice day. >> i will. am' sure you will, too, at everyone else's expense. >> she probably won't wear clothes. she scares me. >> brett has a new book out "the terrifying realm of the possible nearly true stories." we have another writer who writes true stories nearly all the time. eugene daniels. he writes the influential playbook. vice president of the white house correspondent's association. he's reported on the capitol hill, white house and interviewed many national figures, including look at him right here, with kamala harris rocking the white blazer. we love that. you played college football at colorado state. the list goes on. welcome to both of you. how are you doing, brett? >> hey, i'm all right. how are you doing, ari? h