still robotics expert henny been more skeptical of their practicality. i'm not convinced that they actually are really helpful because oftentimes they are slower than human. and of course, these kind of environments are also sort of messy environments. you have to clean up and so on. and that's not always amenable or the right kind of environment for a robot that requires you know, cleanness in order to work and efficiency. so personally, i would also say that's mostly a gimmick to day, but they may change in the future. so there's still a ways to go humanoid robles in particular, remain a daunting task for developers, like optimise a robot developed by car manufacturer. tesla at a reason presentation is still seemed pretty clunky. but teslas e o unit mosque is convinced that optimal will support or even replace industrial workers in a few years and he wants to produce millions of them. i, for one, and very curious to see how that plays out. the robots developed by boston dynamics seem far more agile and refined. the company was acquired by hum day. that

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have moved the administratively, they have moved the capital from her son to this city called the henny jessica on the sea of as of about 200 kilometers east of shops on city of trying to protect their administrative staff. and to show that to house on is, is still are partly under russian control, reassuring population. as i said, that this conflict is going on and it is not going to end until they achieve their goals that he said best course at the end of this military operation will only be will only happen when russia realizes and completes it. the goals behind it, and that can be either by fighting on until it's achieved or by negotiations. but you're all doubt any negotiations any time soon. cuz he said there is no will on the other side to sit up for negotiation. ma'am at val reporting live from moscow, bothered many thanks and eat some ukrainians. fear what may be found after russia's occupation of car san jose there is journal hall, isn't boucher. one of the 1st areas to be retaken by ukraine. just a warning you may find some of the images contained in journals report disturbin

henny and walsh asset management and chief investment officer, kevin moniz and also joining the conversationorning long the wall street journal -assisted editorial page editor james freeman, kenny paul carey and murkowski investment president chris murkowski, great to see everybody this morning thank you so much for being here, kick it off with you kevin your thoughts on what we hear on retail, yesterday we had walmart and home depot. >> closes beaten for 14 consecutive quarters on earnings, this is the first quarter on the last three they beaten on revenues, following the suit from home depot everything with a bead on the top and bottom line. should be all that surprising concerning interest rates are above 7.3% but perhaps americans are now focus more on fixing up their homes then going to home suppliers such as home depot and lowes as opposed to buying and selling homes. maria: 7.3% has created destruction and housing, we are looking at interest rates, they were real impact how much lower does this economy go. >> i don't even think we seen the start of it yet, i think as they raise rates

if henny youngman were still alive -- >> their whole origin is based on a joke. >> i think we want totr often comes on microstrategy >> he's a very good spokesman for bitcoin. >> david blaine. >> he sewed your tongue -- >> he sewed dr. oz's mouth dr. oz back then, they weren't doing any cardiology what you got there >> i'm still trying to figure out what serum tokens are. >> well, david, i gave you some fabulous tokens and you completely ignored me. we have to go to carl, but i really think you should focus on the ones that i talked about because they are the blue chips of the -- it's not a joke. >> it's not funny. it really isn't. >> it's not funny. people have these. >> the president did make some additional headlines in the q&a speaking in bali kayla tausche has all those headlines. good morning, kayla. >> good morning, carl. at the top of this show, you heard the president say that he does not expect a new cold war in the indo-pacific. he does not see any imminent action by china to take taiwan, and he said that the outcome of the u.s. midterms was essentially proof positive that

. >> well, your honor, it reminds me of the storybk om when i was a child, henny penny. and the sky is falling argument. they are blaming that everything is caused b race conscious admissions but if you look at the research on the stigma refereedn the aer brief it actually shows that race cocious admissions programs at univsies actually have a lesser degree of stigma attached both internal for the student external that they are hearing from other studes. with bans on -- >> i'm not talking about a stigma i am talking about student groups taking its cue from the university inwe should take race into account for whatever we e ing. >> againyo honor, there is no evidence in this case of how that correlates to any consideration of race at unc or y other university. >> thank you, counsel. justice thom? >> i may be tone deaf when it comes to all these other thing that happen on campus, about feeling good and all thaso of thing. i am really intereedhat benefits academically are there to your definition or the diversity that you are assein specifically, i know the kids feel you' g

south carolina, south carolina governor's race, we have an incumbent republican, henny mcmaster, againsttoo early to call in the south carolina governor's race. and in the vermont governor's race, we have an incumbent republican governor in vermont, his name is phil scott. he is facing a democratic challenger, brenda siegel, in the vermont governor's race, this is at this hour too early to call. so as promised, at 7:00, lots of poll closings. but only a few of them called. steve, what are you looking at in terms of what's interesting here? >> we do have our first result in from georgia. partial result from one county, just to show you. richmond county, this is where augusta is, a democratic area. state-wide, that is all the vote we have right now, but as we said, in georgia, and i think this is a difference from what we saw in 2020. you can expect a lot of the earliest vote to come out to be more on the democratic friendly side. that is not the same day vote coming out first in a lot of counties. you see in richmond county, 41% of all the vote in one batch. that's early, that's mail, tha