hertz claims he stole a rental car.d a car from hurt in morgantown, west virginia, to drive to his new job. >> i moved from morgantown down to northern virginia, and i needed to get down there to start. >> reporter: when he got there, he says, he returned the car to the hertz location at washington, d.c.'s reagan national airport. >> and you left the keys in the car. >> i left the keys in the car. there was no agent there at that time of night. >> reporter: but last year, nearly three years after he says he dropped off the car, goeber was pulled over for speeding in louisville where he now lives. officers then ordered him out of the car. >> they pulled me behind the vehicle and placed me in handcuffs, and said that i had a warrant for my arrest out of west virginia. >> reporter: he says he had no idea why. >> was that scary? >> yes, very much so. >> reporter: then he says he spent a week in a louisville jail waiting for officers from west virginia to pick him up. >> it was hell. it was -- it was the worst, like, i would

this morning we got results from hertz global, the rental car kingpin which invested a lot of moniesevs, now 11% of their fleet. you couldn't tell after the hideous action the stock was down 10% today what went wrong? hertz reported an earnings miss in part because of higher repair costs for its electric vehicles, which weigh on margins didn't matter that demand was good i think it deserves more scrutiny earlier today we spoke with steve sure he is the ceo of hertz global. take a look. >> mr. schuur, welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. good to be back with you >> we've got two narratives here let's take the major quarter as i like to call it. revenues in the quarter 2.7 billion. highest quarterly report sounds like travel's very robust why don't you give me the goods before we focus on what a the lo of other people are focusing on? >> of course you're right, jim. 2.7 billion in revenue was the best reported quarterly revenue this company has known it's reflective of stable demand the consumer is traveling. and so demand is there up about 16% sequentially in terms of what

that hurts hertz's expenses because of depreciation. that and repairs are more coastly. they cost double than internal combustion engines, which has hurt hertz which has 10% to 11% in electric vehicles he told me he still believes in the electric future and thinks they'll be advantaged, for instance, when uber and lyft drives have to drive evs, they will rent. in the meantime, he calls it a controllable problem where it will cost more as long as these prices get discounted. a lot of people were looking for that on the tesla earnings call and we didn't get it. >> the headline on bloomberg is wall street sours on evs amid faulty demand. if you look at the drawdown on mag 7, tesla is the worst. >> that was a disappointing call that's where the world is going. that's where regulation is going. it's where demand is going the there are plenty of structural reasons to be bullish on that future and they'll be on with jim on "mad money." >>> take a look at the distressed credit market, $5.5 trillion up for grabs. much of that debt was raised in the low rate era and remains outsta

great snpicture. >> it is the best. >> how about tonight >> i have hertz. have steve. >> no kidding. >> always enjoyed him at goldman. straight shooter did talk about musk and repairs, not what you're supposed to talk about. bahram did not have a good quarter. life stooim fitness. planet fitness lost its ceo. my question is, glp-1, just in shape. you have to work out harder. i have to find out what's the matter here. >> you do that. >> great show, jim. >> servicenow. don't know what to do? >> servicenow. what are you talking about don't know what they do? you can't follow bill mcdermott come on. >> when we come back, speaking of ceos, morgan stanley naming ted pick succeeding goanrm both joining us next don't go anywhere. . >>> good thursday morning. well to another hour of "squawk on the street. i'm sara eisen and carl quintanilla and david faber, live for you as always from the new york stock exchange. take a look at stocks on the busiest day of earnings. it's a mixed picture, at least in the s&p 500, which is down almost 0.75% real estate, materials and

nothing can justify the attacks that were carried out just interested in the, in the last week or hertz the i see or see all of our stuff as well as people around the world or had scripts and the findings of lost loved ones and especially also to those who are left, waiting and wondering what has happened to those who have been taken hostage. and the i, c, r c has been reiterating. it's called the parties for the complex to make sure that they are released immediately. we have engaged with a mouse and a dialogue to make sure that they understood what their obligations are. and at the same time, the tax it is relative suffert's. i cannot justify the limitless destruction of gover. there has been tragedy on both sides of this complex and the i, c or c, acting as a neutral intermediary and a role as an entirely neutral unimpressed organization. works with people that are affected, both in israel and gaza and to turn to the situation in gaza itself. if you don't mind, what are you hearing about conditions for civilians? they're now i would certainly from talking to my colleagues that are ba

that nothing can justify the attacks that were carried alternates rather in the, in the last week or hertz, the i, c or c oliver stuff as well as people around the world or had squared to the findings of lost loved ones and especially also to those who were left wasting and wondering what have happened to those who have been taken hostage. and the i, c, r c has been reiterating. it's called the parties of the conflict to make sure that they are released immediately. we have engaged with a mouse and a dialogue to make sure that they understood what their obligations are. and at the same time, the tax it is relative suffert's. i cannot justify the limitless destruction of gaza. there has been tragedy on both sides of this complex and the i, c or c, acting as a neutral intermediary and a role as an entirely neutral and impressions organization works with people that are affected, both in israel and gaza. and to turn to the situation and gaza itself. if you don't mind, what are you hearing about conditions for civilians? they are now well, certainly from talking to my colleagues that are based

charge of the rets crossing. now when this military base was taken over, what he says, atmosel in hertz, the well-known israeli newspaper, he says that rosenfeld, when he realized that the base was overtaken, called in an air strike. this is in harit, these are not my words, these are the words of amos haril. what we then saw is since october the 7th, 22 israeli civilian detainees, killed in gaza by israeli air strikes. the israeli military has something called the hannibal directive. the hannibal directive was developed in the 80's by the israelis with the clear understanding that they do not want the other side to take hostages. so for example, you have the case of harding golding in 2014, what israel called operation protective edge, which killed over 2,200 palestinians, but when this is israel was taken captive by the palestinians, israel then proceeded to kill everyoning the civilians in the area around where he was kept and the soldier himself, so what israel has unfortunately is a policy of killing captives, if you look at the case of gilad shalit, this was an israeli so finish,

in the depths of your heart, purity, like a baby's sleep, purity in some hertz, silence even if he doesnsun to the depths of your heart and to the depths of your soul, hello, this is our program, a program about those who are not indifferent to someone else’s misfortune and are always ready to help. military operations in donbass have been going on for almost 10 years, during which time. a whole generation of children has managed to grow up who do not know what a peaceful life is, the mayorov family, three and

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doubled the length of the film from 30 minutes to an hour, he said. it means we went to moscow to this hertze, i focused on some destinies, on some episodes, some people , you know, i already had experience in documentary filmmaking, so i understood that you need to tell not what you want to tell, but also to make it interesting. i wanted to make this film optimistic, and it seems to me that it turned out that way, and the finale was born somehow by itself, why the production schedule of filming ended on december 31, and we were still filming until almost 23 o’clock, so imagine the holiday on tv, the new year ahead, that means santa claus, christmas trees, dancing, snow, children dancing, sitting on one banquet, on one sofa, patients, not many, because on new year's eve many were taken away - to go home to celebrate the new year, patients are sitting and nurses are watching, besides the holiday, there are also healthy men in bulletproof vests, in helmets, with machine guns, walking around there, and such... from there, i no longer remember what kind of war there was, the world is at war all

the army in 2006, but at the same time as well, also has modern weapons, air superiority, expected hertz has the law. so it's not an easy decision for hezbollah to, you know, climb the ladder of escalation. okay, thank you so much that there isn't a hold of for us and southern living on file in egypt, at least 6 people have been injured. following a striking a medical facility in tava, there was a town on the red sea is located near the is riley border. egyptian media reported the massage of his an ambulance facility and a residential building at the local hospital. it also said the blast was related to the boy on guys and these riley miller tree said it was aware of a security incident in the area where the us has launch strikes on around linked facilities in east and syria. depends on says the strikes when near the town of apple come out and targeted weapons and ammunition storage buildings used by a round revolution regard. well, some more, and this helped you there was john henry joins me now from washington, dc into john. what for the details, do you have about these us strikes in s

one at all-time lows coming out of bankruptcy, what is going on with hertz? >> that's a really good question. steve scherer is running it, dynamite ceo at goldman. i think it's dirt cheap. i'm a believer in the fleet but i think people think they're too expensive. too expensive to rent a car. they got to lower prices. they don't want to hear that. i told them. joseph in florida. >> caller: boo-yah, go eagles, what a great week. >> someone was complaining, saying really ugly. you know what, i want -- if we win 17 ugly times and ugly in the super bowl, what we've done, we've won. all right. >> caller: i totally agree. they played excellent. wanted to ask you a very important question here. with the current environment of automotive unions and employee compensation and benefits, how long can we expect tesla to pay so much less than uaw and will it affect profits long term? >> i give you my rap on this. i was member of a union for many years. it's overplayed its hand, america wants inexpensive cars and that's what tesla can provide, what america wants. it's not s

right now high yield we did hertz yielding over 17%. we like allied systems. we like medical, 9% to 10% type yields. value has been restored to fixed income. you have to be investing. >> so you must not be uber negative then on the economy or thinking rates will push dramatically much higher from here if you're even talking about high yield. >> that's a great point. i think those are one-off names we like but our bias up in quality of yield. plenty of liquidity and if things move in our way we can go and start buying. if we want to end the market bonds are a good value across the curve. treasury rates haven't been this attractive. high yield at 920. emerging markets, it's all good value. >> the fed done? >> i would say the fed -- we'll have to wait and see the data. >> i would say one more increase but then we'll have to wait and see. we'll have to wait and see. >> short end versus long end. what do you like better? >> yielding over 7 and long rates, if the fed has to cut sooner, you'll benefit from having duration in the port fold yeoh. dave albrycht. >>> up

hour, they said, make a full-length film, so i made this film, which means we went to moscow this hertzs, on some people, you know, i already had documentary film experience, so i understood that it was necessary to tell not what you want to tell, but also to make it interesting for the audience, and i wanted to make this film optimistic, and it seems to me that it turned out that way, and the ending was born somehow by itself, why? the related filming schedule ended on december 31 and we were still filming until almost 11 p.m., can you imagine there is a celebration on tv, the new year is ahead, which means santa claus, christmas trees, dancing, snow, children dancing, sitting on the same banquette, on the same sofa, patients, because many were taken away on new year's eve going home to celebrate the new year, patients are sitting and nurses are watching, and besides the holiday, there are also healthy men in bulletproof vests, helmets with machine guns, and the same ones from there, i don’t remember what kind of war there was, the world is at war all the time, but here people are sitt

. >>> and hertz will miss its target for ev fleet. >>> and sam bankman-fried on the witness stand --tions for the trial today. it is friday and "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin wow. what a week. we did see weakness across the board yesterday. you saw the s&p down below 4,150. 4,126. this morning, you see green arrows across the board. s&p up 20. dow up 55. nasdaq indicated up by 133 let's check on the treasury yields that has definitel

and it was much and cheaper than renting from from hertz or avis or something like that.understanding from speaking with people who worked in that industry is that their business was sort of done in by the billions of dollars that were poured into and lyft. and it got to the point where you could rent a zipcar for 4 hours to, you know, drive out to the outlet mall or something like that. but it would cost more than it would cost to just get an uber driver to come and drive you both ways. and obviously that was not an actual comparison of the costs of each of those processes, but there was so much vc money being poured into uber and lyft at that time that they sort of drove some of those car sharing companies out of existence reduced their clientele. now, one reason for optimism, perhaps, is that car ownership has become extremely expensive of the price. evs are obviously very pricey and the price of a new vehicle is gone up by something like ten or 15% in the last few years, and car payments are auto debt is also a soaring portion of americans household debt. so all of th

israeli officials say at least 300 israelis are dead 1500-hertz.e in the cities near the border. the attack coming on the jewish holiday unjust hours of the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the yom kippur war on israel. israeli counter strikes have killed around 200 palestinians on the gaza strip. prime minister benjamin netanyahu call to arms earlier today saying we are at war and vowing revenge on the invaders president biden also address the american people this afternoon saying the u.s. stance with israel. the stunning turn of events comes on the 50th anniversary of the yom kippur war in 1973. a war israel resoundingly one. our trey yingst has been covering this war since the attacks began early this morning for he is in southern israel now with the latest on the fighting there. >> jon, good afternoon we start with one piece of good news amid this horrific story. we are learning from israeli military source that 11 hostages that were taken by palace gillian minutes militant in a committee on the gaza border were freed at just this hour this

segregating black americans and stripping them of legal and political rights, which is one of the many bull hertzan law, constructed for the protection of white people from the quote, lower races. he was able to conduct a comprehensive study of more than 30 states whose laws and courts forced black americans into second class citizenship. the knots learned from us. the knots is sent a young lawyer over here in 1933, they sent him to the university of arkansas law school, and he did a survey of american race law because they're not seas were absolutely enamored of this idea that you can have a large minority or set of minorities in this country, and a constitution that says everybody is equal, but those minorities, those disfavored minorities, don't get equal citizenship rights. and so, how can, they wanted to know, how can the united states be looking on as a beacon around the world, as anna gallo taryn country that's not some sort of -- state or some human rights offender, but yet, there are people within their bounds who do not have the benefits of citizenship? they love that idea. and they use

joey: on other side they have jaylynn hertz a phenomenal quarterback listen has to be a good game that'se anything on the taylor swift effect for the chiefs today? [laughter] >> i think that her next album about this breakup is going to be even more lucrative and more profitable than the tour is. good news today and a lot of fans hopeful for their team. >> thanks for having me guys. joey: all right we're going turn now from one game or one team of chiefs to the chief chief meteorologist with the fox weather forecast. >> today the weather for all of the games is good eastern two-thirds of the country is great right now. let me show you weather map show you what i'm talking about it is warm by the way it is october 1st, and it's a beautiful temperatures across the northeast after having dealt with all of that moisture from ophelia that flooding on friday that's what's left of that storm. moving out to sea, it will november impact us anymore. florida you do still have some problems you have this throughout the day today. and for the start of tomorrow but watch what happened here over the ne

in the depths of your heart, purity like a baby’s sleep, purity in some hertz, silence , even if we don breathe, we leave defectors, surprised by love and the sun, to the depths of our hearts and to the depths. hello, this is our program, a program about those who are not indifferent to the misfortune of others and are always ready to help. military operations in donbass have been going on for almost 10 years, during which time a whole generation of children has grown up who do not know what a peaceful life is. the mayorov family, this is our mother olya, the eldest daughter, ekaterina, seryoga, the most modest young man, embarrassed, vikusya, wave, and this is liza, a cousin and sister from lugansk, they came to the mayorovs in may 2023, their home village is constantly being shelled by ukrainian troops, it is dangerous to stay there, and sergei, olgay and mayorova called the guys of course, we were worried about living with ourselves, after all, it’s a new family, we don’t know where we’re going, how we’ll be received , we were sitting on the train, i’m just thinking, god, they’re tak

it is easier andom cheaper than renting from hertz or avis or something like that speaking i f people work in that industry their business wasn't donear and by the billions of dollars poured into uber and left. it got to the point you could rent a zipcar for four hours to outlet mall or something like that. it would cost you more and to get an uber driver to come and drive you both ways. and obviously that was not an actual comparison off the cost f each of those processes. there was so much money being poured into uber and left at thatat time they drove some of those cart sharing companies out of existence to reduce the clientele. one reason for optimism is car ownership has become extremelyve expensive. ev's are very pricey and the price of a new vehicle has gone up by something like 10 or 15% in the last few years. car payments also soaring portion. i think all of that adds up to into reasons like car sharing might be possible again. but i think the companies that had a go at it 10 years ago were no longer in that environment that permitted them to do that kind of thing. so i am no

and some third party locations like hertz car rentals. right now bp pulse has 27,000 chargeable points with plans to expand. >>> toyota is recalling more than 750,000 suvs so listen up to this if you have one. due to a possible problem with the front bumpers. the automaker says even a minor impact could cause the bumper to fall off. the recall covers certain highlander suvs, going back to 2020. owners will be notified by the company in december. >>> all right, so let's have a talk. when i say black cats what's the first thing that comes to your mind? i think they're beautiful. grew up with one. but we know not everyone thinks that. black cats though are supercool and getting a push today. it's national black cat day. that's why g and i wore black shirts and a black dress. approaching halloween and animal shelters want to remind you that that negative perception really denies pet owners from welcoming a beautiful black cat into the homes. all know there's nothing super about this superstition. >> movies tv shows, you know, black cats are -

with you, see you. in the depths of your heart there is purity like a baby’s dream, purity in some hertzsilence even without breathing, we leave defectors, surprised by love and the sun, to the depths of our hearts and to the depths of our soul, hello, this is the program our. marines are considered the elite at the front; black berets are sent to the most risky operations. everyone who serves in this unit is ready to give their life for their homeland for their comrades. she is the real officer's wife. 8 years ago, olesya married a lieutenant, and now he is a guard captain. my husband received an award for participating in his order of courage. evgeny dorokhov was one of the first to defend his homeland last spring. he came home from work in the evening and said: “what he is being sent to nasvo, i suggested, maybe, well, somehow you will be able to stay here , what my husband told me, that when i chose the profession of being a military man, i had already made this decision from the very beginning, that well, if you are a military man, you must defend your homeland, at that very moment

unofficial, an occupied east, jerusalem, let's here now from cuba, elda, who's a, contributed to the hertz newspaper, and television. he says, a release of captives could take a long time. right now, it says, started starting to next to my house. there isn't up the next day of the is wiley, soldier who by the way it has an american boss who. busy is a father match was a president biden when he was here and is that also new york? and i think that's what you see now in the streets in philip eve and elsewhere is just the tip of uh, the ice book. busy just to remind you, look in 22006 and is very soldier was abducted the large of the city and until 2011 for 5 years it was a huge campaign and we're talking about a single is rarely sold, you know, just comparing to what's happening you know with women. so the, the children adapted uh the. busy is wiley, public opinion is divided between those who believe that his leg should pay any price leasing the palestinian prisoners for get actually is ready to release $1000.00. how much reason is including is my idea uh on the other end the people like for

in the depths of your heart, purity is like a baby’s sleep, the frequency is in some hertz, the silenceoes not even breathe, we are not returning, surprised by love. sun to the depths of your heart and to the depths of your soul, good afternoon, our stories are back on the air, stories that touch to the depths of your soul, i am sure that this episode will not leave anyone indifferent, because our today’s heroine helps those who cannot help themselves in any way . what's stuck in the fittings? yeah, but can you turn your head? well she needs to backtrack, but she can't understand how to do this, the stove is preventing her from passing it directly like this, bunny, please don’t cry, please don’t cry, bunny, you’re my baby, don’t cry, we’ll be there now, now, we ’ll pull you out of here, we’ll pull you out, don’t cry, will go. i’ll unclench it, give me the little grinder, now i’ll cut it off here and that’s it, be patient, she’s scared, here she is, here she is, that’s it, little fool , don’t meddle here, you’ll get stuck here, now, that ’s it, that’s it, freedom, kids, well, that's it,

hertz pumping the brakes on the fleet to evs after repair costs came in higher than expected after tesla's price cuts reduced the resale value of the majority of evs in the fleet to one-third. the ceo last night on "mad money. >> depressciation went up becau tesla took price down by a third earlier in the year. the price difference is expressed through depreciation the opportunity to dump the car is not one that is available to us it is not one i would take there's positive margin to be had in the existing fleet of cars we'll buy our price down over time >> hertz will not meet the target of 25 electric fleet by 2024 as it hoped previously. shares dropped 10% yesterday after the mostly positive earnings report. tesla shares fell by 3% during yesterday's session. what happened to ford's blockbuster billions that caused them to give 25% increase? what happened? >> they still had big profits. >> profits up. >> it is a relative term compared to expectations and everything else. durham points out that president biden praised it as a historic tentative agreement. one reason tesla can still make m

everything, see you, in the depths of your heart, purity, like a baby’s dream, purity in... in some hertzhe silence does not even breathe, we leave defectors, marveling at the love of the sun, to the depths of our hearts, and to the depths of our souls, hello, our program is on air. the program is about those who are always ready to be there when you need help. in our issues we often talk about volunteer help, because these people are heroes. vitaly bilyaev has been transporting humanitarian supplies to the front lines for the second year now. he wanted to go to the front as volunteers, but two heart attacks and heart surgery did not allow him to take a place in the ranks, and vitali decided to help our soldiers from the rear. so the guys were unloaded with an engine, wheels, a generator, a few goodies, then all of our boxes were loaded here, stretchers, first aid kits, shovels, sleeping bags, one trip almost ended in tragedy, on march 24, 2023, the ukrainian military dropped a mine from a copter and blew up vitaly’s bus , let's go, musya died, now we'll put out the remains, so the guys s

in the depths of your heart, purity, like a baby’s sleep, frequency in some hertz, silence , even ifou don’t breathe, we are leaving not returnees, love the sun to the depths of your heart and to the depths of your soul, hello, this is our program, a program from those who are always ready to lend a helping hand; after the outbreak of war, millions of people were evacuated from ukraine to russia; those who left the combat zone are faced with a choice of what to do next and how to start a new life. for several months now, velena shpichko and her daughters have been living out of suitcases, taking with them only the most necessary things - things, a baby stroller and documents. from her home in the kherson region, she moved to the stavropol territory, because it was dangerous to stay in her hometown. nobody nothing didn't understand that. explosions were heard, therefore panic, hysteria, they ran to the basements, there was no basement in our house, we ran to our neighbors’ basements with the children, we stood in lines for bread from 4 in the morning, from 3 in the morning, because th

well, a fellow named hertz said, huh, that can't be right. that means if i just jiggle some electricity back and forth, i could set up waves that could be picked up by an antenna. oh, my gosh. and a fellow named marconi says. these are going out in every radius. course he use the italian word radio out of maxwell's equations. we the understanding of where light coming from why it moves way it does, how it can carry information in its spectrum of the atoms that it has encountered out this we have every bit of that is in the the electronic chips. it makes everything work out. maxwell's equations ultimately came quantum theory and relativity. all of these in a set of papers. this particular paper in 1965. and it's fun to read how much he knew this is all going to mean. he knew that it was speed of light. he knew that he was understanding light was and how much he didn't know. one of the assumptions at the beginning is this is. well, we all know that light is by something called the ether. what if the ether has a finite compressive bility? there

after all agreed to meet, then he invited me to a performance, my sister and i went, we first met, or hertzright away, to the performance, yes, sasha, are you a romantic suitor or not, yes no , well, what should we do then, here’s a girl, yes, i mean no , well, well, let’s go in the banal way, carry some kind of broom , falsely giving, you know, no, he, of course, always brought, well, not beautiful brooms , bouquets, bouquets, no, i had enough of my imagination, well, that’s it, well, then we started getting romantic, why, all sorts of trips, here we are in general we love to do this, but back then there was a kind of restrained romanticism, this is what we want now, just this category of men protect, advertise in every possible way, there are people who open up after, uh-huh, because you can’t judge by initial restraint , because it’s an internal pressure, it could be previous wounds, i would even say, who finds it more difficult to confess their love for natasha, or for themselves? sasha, poetry, i don’t know, a man, a free cossack, who went through two zaporozhye battles, came out alive

. >> for hertz. >> yes they haven't made the increase in rideshare they were hope for uber or people use them. that's the incredible story that they're going down in value very quickly. >> because he's been cutting price. >> so it's a company that can be as rapacious as musk we have the ftc -- she's done -- you're worried about small suppliers being wiped out. musk can wipe that out >> he's done it better >> isn't that what you want? >> you know who else did it, rockefeller. >> he doesn't have a monopoly. rockefeller did. >>> coming up, he's going to get ready for his mad dash i think it probably will be seated ayitus st wh people are excited about what ai will do for them. we're excited about what ai will do for business. introducing watsonx a platform designed to multiply output by training ai with your data. when you watsonx your business, you can build ai to help coders code faster, customer service respond quicker, and employees handle repetitive tasks in less time. let's create ai that transforms business with watsonx. ibm. let's create. ♪♪ at morgan stanley, old school hard wo

best-selling automobile period, period >> one of the things -- i was critical to stephen cher who runs hertzre we supposed to not buy the most popular car in america. you would think people would come in and say i'd like the most popular car in america. they didn't know it would be hard to repair. >> tesla below 195 this morning, will take you back to june down almost 20% -- >> what's happening in this market, it's rolling over really badly. within the guise of yesterday, by the way, the breadth wasn't that good yesterday. >> no. >> people should be aware that underneath there's a lot of stocks just giving up. >> the only stocks that seem to be able to make the stand are the ones that have already been given up on, like the banks. no one cares about the banks. >> a lot of focus on tesla for obvious reasons. also in the last 4 hours on twitter or i should say x, excuse me, formerly twitter. >> how is that doing >> they came in at 19 billion in terms of how they're valuing stock for employees. not a big surprise i think we've been saying more or less since he signed the deal up it was roughly

. >> i think the most important quarter last week was one no one wants to talk about, was hertz whereeople don't want a tesla. >> they don't want a tesla >> they don't want to rent a tesla. >> and they're expensive to fix. >> and they're expensive to fix. >> apparently they're expensive to fix, but also they suffered as a result of the drop of price taken place, and they have a large group of what are used tesla. >> i'm making a thesis here. the thesis is, on the semiconductor which is an auto-related semi, that the autos are simply a blast zone. this is a big group altogether, and the banks are horrendous the magnificent seven, and we have a magnificent one last week >> microsoft >> i don't think apple will be that good, or nvidia will be what people want because nvidia is, you know, so heavily loved and we had bill mcdermott and we got amazon 2 out of 500 there are 500 in the s&p it doesn't react as well. >> it's the only mag 7 above the 50 >> meta's quarter was quite good as well. it was the commentary broadly speaking around terms of ads that scared investors. >> i don't like to a

in the depths of your heart, purity is like a baby’s sleep, the frequency is in some hertz, the silenceack on air about those who are always ready to help others. in our everyday life, the work of doctors is of great importance; in conditions of hostilities, medical care is simply priceless. the peaceful city of slovyansk, in which not a single military unit had ever been stationed, at night at 10, at 11. fired from large artillery pieces. doctor olga nikolaevna dolgoshapka, originally from donetsk, recalls the terrible events of the spring of 2014, when the ssu began bombing neighboring slavyansk. people needed emergency help. olga nikolaevna became one of the first doctors who went to save the wounded. unfortunately, some of our colleagues in hospitals refused to provide assistance. assistance to wounded militias, we needed some kind of mobile medical unit to provide emergency care, so the idea of ​​​​creating the first medical detachment arose, we we drove through these checkpoints, transported blood there, transported plasma, transported medicines, a few months later the situation i

in the depths of your heart there is purity like a baby’s dream, purity in some hertz, the silence doesths. hello, this is our program, a program about those who are able to risk their lives for the sake of others. the intensive care hospital in mariupol continued to operate during active hostilities. doctors saved people under fire without sleep or rest. in march of the twenty-second year , the siege of mariupol continued for almost 2 weeks. the local intensive care hospital was heavily damaged during the fighting, but did not stop working. neurology in the emergency department. the ambulances stood in line, right at there was a queue of 10-12 ambulances, the corridors of the operating unit filled up very quickly. the flow of wounded was growing. every hour, we operated on gurneys, on stretchers, on the floor, in any condition, position, we saved human lives, there was constant shelling, there were a lot of wounded, we had no time to look at the conditions, the head nurse of the emergency department recalls a small operating room the operating block in those days had to be turned into

hertz, the silence doesn’t even breathe, we are leaving not returnees, marveling at the love of the sun region... despite the daily risk of shelling, people find the strength to help the front almost around the clock. at the front line, a unique volunteer movement, a soldier's rest, appeared. a place where you can relax, eat delicious food, wash your clothes and even go to the bathhouse. total in several kilometers from the fighting, but so cozy and familiar. already about the soldiers' camp on the border of the belgord region. all fighters know, and it was all created by elena stagnienko, with the call sign rusalka, from the first days of the special military operation, she, like many others, helped the front. all our concerned citizens found out that convoys of cars were coming here towards the border, and they began to bring food, things, medicine, and we formed such packages and threw them directly into passing armored personnel carriers. kamaz trucks, every morning elena i arrived at the border with a car full of things necessary for the front, laid them out right on the ground, we

in the depths. my heart, purity like a dream baby, purity in some hertz, silence does not even breatheof our hearts and to the depths of our soul, hello, this is our program. the most valuable thing, the lives of our soldiers, someone’s brothers and husbands, fathers and sons, depends on the doctors at the front. every day , doctors, orderlies, nurses save someone's life, risking their own. let's see the plot. fragile, charming, but at the same time strong in spirit, nurses of the ryazan parachute regiment. all. did not leave their families to help doctors in lugansk, returned with a reward for saving the dead, among those who saved the lives of soldiers was sergeant major natalya lyubakova. it was she who was next to the wounded before and after the operation. while i was in the hospital there were shellings, there were arrivals. the radio calls out a missile alert. and on this command we are all obliged to run away. to the shelter, the walkers go on their own, we carry the bedridden. there are about 100 seriously ill soldiers in the department, everyone needs to be fed, changed, and

in the depths of your heart, purity is like a baby's sleep. purity in some hertz, silence does not evend to the depths of our souls, hello, this is a program: ours: a program about those who can overcome everything. real athletes always have perseverance and courage. these qualities help not only in sports, but in the most difficult life situations. stakhanov, a small mining town in the west of luhansk region. with the onset of 2014, it actually became front-line, with particularly harsh shelling beginning in 2022. on september 19, the ukrainian military fired three missiles at the city, one of them landed at sports school number two. this is our boxing gym, or rather, what is left of it; as a result of a direct hit on september 19 last year, it was destroyed to grounds. there were only bare walls left, burning the remains of the olympic ring 6:6. the only consolation is that the attack occurred at night when the children were not at school. the barbaric bombings in stakhanov do not stop as before, but life in the city does not stop, and children continue to play sports, largely thanks

saturday on rtr, in the depths of your heart, purity is like a baby’s dream. the frequency is in some hertzdepths of our hearts and to the depths of our souls, hello, this is our program, a year ago, ukrainian nationalists... tried to wipe the north off the face of the earth -donetsk, but our city survived and won, as it was, let’s remember, empty houses and burnt-out neighborhoods, ruins and defeated... this is how the ukrainian security forces left it in june last year as a result of fierce battles: the city, whose inhabitants experienced real hell. oh, my god, poor people, my heart aches, it’s impossible to look at this. timko returned to her native severo-donetsk in august last year. what she saw was scary. the apartment where the best moments were spent, where her children were born, was completely destroyed. here is my daughter’s room, here she studied, there was also a large winter garden. there were a lot of budgerigars here, bred. here, but to unfortunately. at the very first explosions, their hearts could not stand it. why do people who have lost everything return to their hometow

sunday on rtr, in the depths of your heart, purity, like a baby’s sleep, the frequency is in some hertz sun, to the depths of our hearts and to the depths of our souls, hello, this is our program, our fathers, sons, husbands and brothers who went to the front need support. and today we we want to talk about people who cannot stay away, but first let’s look at the plot, in this photo i ’m actually quite small here, this is my dad and brother, here my dad and i are swimming in the river and we’re having a lot of fun here, mom, dad, older brother sergei, liza kushakova. i grew up in an ordinary family, everything changed in one minute. it was sometime in november, in the fall, my dad called me and said that he was a volunteer. my mother, zarina kushako, remained in charge of the family. the children are very worried, but i just tell them, be proud our dad. lisa and her brother are not only proud, they help dad in the rear. every weekend they come here to weave camouflage clothes. i just think about him every time, so i weave in my head right away dad, we are waiting , we are all waiting fo

60 minutes, today on rtr, in the depths of your heart, purity, like a baby’s sleep, purity in some hertz of the sun, to the depths of our hearts, and to the depths of our souls, hello, this is our program, we we talk about people who can be called heroes. our guest today is one. replaced all emergency services, she rescued people from the rubble, took out the wounded in her car, installed electricity, and repaired water supply. let's watch the plot and continue, now mom will come in, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, the eighty-second arrived, in 2014, when the village of zaitsevo in the dnpr came under fire, people were hiding in houses, saving children, and government officials simply ran away. then thirty-year-old local resident irina dekun, a simple accountant, i realized i’ll have to take everything into my own hands. 40% of housing construction in the villages of zaitsevo was destroyed. their main goal now is not shelling the blobs where they are located, they are shelling the living masses so that people can survive. confused residents of zaitsev chose the fearless irina as chai

saturday, on rtr, in the depths of your heart , purity, like a baby’s sleep, the frequency is in some hertz marveling at the love of the sun. to the depths of your heart and to the depths of your soul. hello, this is our program, a program about those who defend their homeland. when your home is in danger, women are ready to fight just like men. tatyana krylova, 50 years old, soldier. she lived happily with her family in kramatorsk, and when the war came to donbass in 2014, tatyana, her husband alexander, son andrey, joined the militia. my daughter eleona was 12 years old at the time, we were actually pushing for joining russia, because a coup had begun in kiev, and this coup was illegal, and we understood that we were not on the same path with kiev, we needed to go to mother russia. the militia could not hold kramatorsk then, and were forced to leave, for many this was a serious blow. the very first difficult thing for me was when we left kramatorsk. i am ashamed in front of the residents, especially in front of the old people, they supported us, they have no health , it’s very difficult f