howard: yeah.politics can be confusing, but is it a misstep, mary katherine, that you pass a bill that democrats are saying won't even be taken up by the senate, and president biden says he's veto? aren't you delaying aid to everybody in. >> well, you heavy noticed that the house is -- you may have noticed that the house is somewhat troublesome when it comes to getting everybody on the same page. [laughter] so i think when you have them on the same page on something as important as israel, you take the win that you can get, which i think johnson is focused on. and that gives you leverage to the at least. >> have this conversation and say, look, we did the thing. do you want the thing or not? howard: okay. so, kevin, what about the new speaker's argument that in order to pay for the aid to israel, $14 billion, we're going to take away $14 billion that biden got passed last year for the irs? >> well, this has been described by the president and others as a poison pill, and it's exactly what that is.

howard: yeah.ome people earlier claimed there were no hostages, it was all fake, but now we see human beings being released. laura, new york times says bibi's war cabinet debated for weeks whether to take the deal. some were opposed, didn't want to go along with the ceasefire because, obviously, they were worried that such a stoppage of the bombing and and other attacks would give the hamas military a chance to regroup. >> and that's the balance that they see. and i think one of the challenges in reporting on all of this is that you have the fog of war, and then you also have the fog of negotiations. we don't have the information that these leaders have as they're engaging with militants in tunnels and through the qatari government. so this is a really complex negotiation, and it's difficult for the public to digest it because we don't have it all. now certainly, benjamin netanyahu's government has been rightly criticized for their lapse in judgment and their lapse in security that would have led e

howard: why is she attending?d question they don't attend trials she has nothing to do with the case at this point has a full team from her office devoted to briefing the case in arguing the case she has no role so when choosing to be there each day she's putting aside her very busy day attorney general are very busy human beings on the taxpayer dime to sit there in the shot to smile and give press conferences what has to ask is that inappropriate use of the attorney general's office? howard: is by the most famous case you ever try to prosecute what's what i what trump said in these reports noting he acknowledged reviewing the real estate valuations and sometimes suggesting changes and also that his trump tower that he lived in was 11000 square feet not 30,000 square feet is a company claims dump those hurt his defense? >> this is where i think the trial in general gets very tricky especially for non- real estate experts which basically all of us. [laughter] 's came up a lot it is the idea of valuation how subject

howard: police made arrests. one more quick thing.ngeles times has now barred three dozen plus journalists who signed a letter accusing israel of genocide. barred them from covering the war. you can be a journalist or you can be an activist. once you sign up like that, i think that was the right move. we can roll the prompter. elon musk embraces and anti-semitic tweet and young people online as we just mentioned defending the mastermind of 9/11?ti ♪on hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! 's have ears. two pairs and a free exam for just $79.95. book an exam today at americasbest.com. it's true, though - you won't overpay for glasses if you shop at america's best. when the guardian republish osama bin laden 21-year-old letter to america, it went viral on tiktok with many young people embracing the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. >> i am not about to sit here and act like he is just the worst person in the world when america has literally been terrorizing people since the beginning of history. howard: since taking down the letters althou

howard marks is joining us at about 8:00 a.m.tern time.the second, talks underway to extend the truce between israel and hamas as the deal in terry dittes final 24 hours among accusations from both sides that the truce was violated yesterday. hamas releasing 12 more hostages. secretary blinken schedule to arrive in israel tomorrow. the framework for truce in the last 24 hours, accusations from both sides, yet it is still a truce that holds. what you take away from that? lisa: there are reasons on both sides that people want the temporary cease-fire to take place, but there's no reason why either side wants to see the conflict end entirely. right now israel is under incredible pressure to bring the hostages home and hamas needs to read -- reboot and regroup . the cease-fire will benefit, arguably, hamas more than israel at this point barring getting the hostages home. after that the goals have not changed. the animosity, if anything, is even larger. how will we resolve this? tom: we won't. experts will go back to 1948 or before. t

usa , thank you very much, howard buffett is aware that he is putting himself in danger when he takesveral kilometers from the fighting, but he says that the desire to help is stronger than the fear. my sister jokes that i'm like a cat, i have nine lives, i don't know how many more, but you know, i was in a helicopter. in which they fired from a kalashnikov machine gun, several times they put the barrel of a machine gun to my chest. i don't think about it. i was in kyiv about a month ago, which is being shelled so that the windows are shaking. but here howard's father, the famous investor warren buffett, is not so easy on his son's occupation. he is 100% supportive, he scolds me a little when i show a photo where i go through the replacement. no field he says you know i'm not sure if you really need to do this so i think he 's a little bit worried about me but you know and sister and brother when we talk about it they're all supportive by 100% you can't criticize someone who is trying to help millions of people. the howard buffett foundation has spent over 500 million to help ukraine

tom howard: commend on what he did.ht to give him the congressional medal of honor for it, and a lot of other good american citizens think he did exactly the right thing in shooting down this communist. walter cronkite: word also in just now from dallas that homicide chief captain will fritz has now said that the case of president kennedy's assassination is now closed with the death of oswald. it may not, however, be the opinion of the us secret service or the federal bureau of investigation. earl warren: our nation is bereaved. the e whole worlrld is poorer becacause of hisis loss. but wewe can all b be better americanans because john fitzgerald kennedy has passed our way, because he has been our chosen leader at a time in history when his character, his vision, anand his quieiet coure have enabled him to chart a course for us, a safe course for us through the shoals of treacherous seas that encncompass thehe world. and now w that he isis relievef the alalmost supererhuman burdre imposed on him, may he rest in peace. w

attorney howard. i appreciate the opportunity to learn from subjecty matter experts and want to pick up my questions with where you left off in your testimony in reference to what you provided to thet committee in your materials. during the 2020 election, election workers in shasta county california received threats that alluded to being lynched or shot for their role in the election process. on election day those same workers discovered that a camera had been planted near the election office to monitor the movements to and from the office, putting at risk important personal information i could type of car they drive, their license plate. and in september of 2022 california actually implemented a new law that would provide election workers with the option ofof keeping their home addresss confidential. it's critically important to this conversation to note that according to the voting rights lab, 80% of election officials are women. and their gender identities are often a factor and is subject of the h

howard, the two tennis peep -- tennessee people at the end? >> i think federal funding is critical, we have seen the huge transition across the country from paperless voting machines to now, such as in mr. farley's county to paper-based voting systems which is critical. in many states, for instance pennsylvania that would not have happened. for the additional federal funding that has been provided. there are new, additional expenses that election officials are facing. some of the physical security enhancements that senator welch talked about, bulletproof glass, structural changes to include or add on additional doors of entry or exit as a physical security improvement, we estimated it will cost about $300 million across the country, we estimate that election officials will need another $300 million to protect against insider threats that are again somewhat new for election officials. we need key card access, to critical systems such as voting equipment and a log for people who have access to them. there's new expenses, we still have ongoing ex

fourth and howard right here. a lot of folks use fourth to get on to the bay bridge and today, right now, that on ramp's open but then starting tomorrow, this will be closed. the on ramp at fourth and the off ramp from westbound 80 at fifth. those will be blocked for the duration of the summit. what's more, we have one lane in each direction of the bay bridge closed. that means westbound, we lose one lane for the morning commute. eastbound, we lose one lane for the evening commute. we're restricting traffic by about 20%. we've got you ever coin the morning. >> you'll be back with us in the morning? >> sure. >> he's staying here. >> go grab the coffee. thanks, mike. before you head out the door tomorrow, get the latest on the commute from the closures to accidents and the other delays that seem to pop up. mike will be back with us. 5:00 a.m. our morning news starts. >> also, our website is a good way to keep up with all things apec. if you scan the code, it will take you to our apec guide. that's we we break everyt

so i called howard, he said, "yeah, i heard about this movie.you know, back to high school teachers, gym teachers, principals, all this stuff so i just got all this information, and i pretty much wrote my own part in the movie like six scenes, i wrote every word in the movie, my parts, and made it work it was already a great script. and i just made myself work in there. so yeah. >> seth: what a great call by affleck. [ applause ] >> oh yeah >> seth: for affleck to cast you, not realizing you know the guy you're going to play and then getting free script writing, just incredible >> that's right, that's right, that's right >> seth: he's a very, very smart man. >> he's a smart man, he's a smart man. >> seth: i also know one of the reasons you knew howard is he was very helpful to you over the years. he would donate stuff to your -- >> every year, it's crazy. that's why i say that was a god-sent role. because every year, i would call him from my foundation golf tournament we have a chris tucker foundation, and we raise money to do underprivileged ki

the next street is howard mission. and howard, that's where 4th street as close and as a result of this, let me step out of the shot for a minute. so you can get some idea of what we're looking at here as a result of this traffic is backing up all the way down for street across market street in stockton. it has been like this all day long and the city has failed to communicate this information with anyone in advance. that horn you hear is likely the sound of anger and frustration due to thursday. surprise closure of 4th street between mission and howard street. and this temporary closure is either indication san francisco is not as prepared as it should be for a fact or its ability to communicate with the public has failed. this one-block stretch of road, which is a main artery to southbound highway 101, was shut down about 08:00am so crews could put up security fencing in and around 4th street near the nice enter where the conference will be held. the problem is no one was alerted to the closure in advance. no mention

the summit that i'm holding in at howard university is really geared toward journalists.er what's happening, this kind of day-to-day reporting, or as if everything that we're seeing across our country just began with what we're seeing today, there's a whole history that builds this moment. there's a reason why one political party seems to be issuing the ideals of democracy. we need to understand the history that built that. also, we have an obligation to be pro democracy. we can't be neutral on the idea of democracy, because democracy requires a free press. we, as a free press, require democracy. >> we could be neutral about political ideology, but we're not discussing political ideology. we're talking about whether this a free, prosecutor that free press exist in certain democracies. >> what do we have a free society. this is not about whether you're a democrat or republican, it's do we believe in democracy? is our role, a firewall that safeguards that democracy? i would say absolutely yes. we're trying to call journalist back into our purpose, to protect a free society.

american progress where -- where we don't let nobody turn us around, let's hear it again for the howard gospel choir, thank you so much for taking us up into church this morning. [applause] >> i'm honored to welcome you to our conference. thank you so very much for joining us in community and thank you for holding firmly in your faith in the possibility of progress. i'm grateful for your steadfastness because i know it's not easy to hold on and maintain the spirit of that gospel hit, the spirit of justice and freedom and peace in a world where the ground is constantly shifting on good people, in a world in polarized camps and in the world where the specter of violence has drowned out debate where the politics of performance often trumps the politics of principle in a worlw where cynicism can be the easy choice just as group of fighting americans did 20 years ago when they gathered together under clouds of war and convened with a conviction that ordinary people can do extraordinary things if they're just given a fair shake and if government and congress can be made to work with them inst

let's start with howard in indiana, democrat's line. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i hear these discussions relative to debt and budget cut federal budget that is. i'm frustrated every time these discussions take place because they are not r rational. the federal government is funded by, first, a congressional appropriations, and then the issuance of a sovereign fiat currency. it's not basedcy on revenue generation. it's not based on loans that we have two issue. when we issue currency. we can issue currently free of taxes, free of loans or debt. we need to have a rational discussion where we establish our federal budget based on our productive national capacity. i think things like medicare for all should be funded. single-payer health care that it should be funded because just this morning for example, i read a report out of job, i'm not sure that stands for but it's a medical, well-respected medical journal that says life expectancy of americans have fallen generally and for many have fallen six years below women citing preventative care is one of the major drive

and, portions of mission, howard, folsom will be closed and the streets atop knob hill >> if you are using public transportation >> we will be running frequent shuttle trains between powell street station and chinatown to make sure that people can still easily get into and out of chinatown. >> reporter: the concern about checkpoints, pay attention to this map. the pedestrian check points will be located within the secure zone at huntington park, folsom and third and howard and fourth street and mission. forget about street parking if you live in the area. >> we have plenty of available capacity at mt a garages. >> a lot of information she never got before until today. >> i just received a packet today from my friend that works at trader joe's. he asked his boss for this. more details somewhat, there is more information in here than i heard from anybody. >> officials are working to connect unhoused people to shelters and other services to clear homeless encampments but the city has to stay in bounds of federal injunction that limits encampment suites. san francisco is rolling out the

right now a large group of protesters on howard street between fourth and fifth streets right now. in fact to my right, right here, a lot of police officers. there are police officers, all over this area, just monitoring, making sure everything you did. but back to the street corner, a large group of protesters at one point, we had rough estimate about 2,000 people from all backgrounds, all ages, and right now, they are peacefully protesting just right next to the center. >> reporter: protesters marched down market street saying no to apec. they believe world leaders will make trade deals that will increase the corporate process and harm families. >> they're finding human rights violations left or right, whether here at the summit or every day in the meeting rooms that they're in. >> reporter: she brought her 12-year-old son dante to join the march. the people in the rooms, that they want us to know how powerful and brilliant they are and the solutions are always with those most directly impacted. >> reporter: many families say they are marching for their children and future genera

from the bay bridge as well as the fourth street off ramp from u.s. 101 and portions of mission, howard, folsom will be closed between second and fifth as well as the streets around the top of nob hill. >> reporter: if you're using public transportation, keep in mind that moscone center station will be closed. >> in addition, we'll be running very, very frequent shuttle trains between powell street station and chinatown to make sure that people can still easily get into and out of chinatown. >> reporter: to the concern about checkpoints, pay attention to this map. pedestrian checkpoints will be located within the secure zone at huntington park, folsom and third streets, howard and fifth streets and on mission between third and fourth streets and forget about street parking if you live in the area. >> we do have plenty of available capacity at mta garages, outside of the zones, in union square and around chinatown as well as private garages available elsewhere. >> reporter: a lot of information that selene says she never got before until today. >> i just received a packet today from my f

we can tell you that for street here between mission and howard was closed for 8 hours today. what just reopened about 5.30, this afternoon. but the city game. >> this is what happens when the city shuts down a major street and doesn't tell anyone in advance gridlock. the street in question is forth between mission and howard, this main artery to southbound 101, was shut down about 08:00am so crews could put up security fencing in and around 4th street near the muskogee center where the apec conference will be held. the question is why did the city which is going on for weeks saying they're ready for a pac, failed to inform anyone about this closure in advance. there's no mention of it on the city's apec website and not a word on sfmta is website moving 20 feet 15 minutes fly. >> troubled for us trying to get back home. i will take us a good idea because we already ic problems. so i don't think it should be this winston up this time of day, the results were obvious with vehicles forced to turn from 4th street on the mission street. >> not only did missions slow to a crawl, but

so i told conservative friends, editor for the heritage foundation, paul weyrich, howard phillips and many others that we used to get together at my home for breakfast every wednesday, ten years. don't worry if taking me 20 years to learn how to do this, it's going to take them 30 or more years. because i'm smarter than they are not so within five years. roger craver and others on the left had caught up with the conservatives and now they have far surpassed us. in my opinion i wouldn't dream of flying an airplane with a pilot who had the skills that the average conservative marketer they just most people have learned it by their gut feeling. you know none of us would go to a doctor who learned medicine gut, you know, a seat of his pants. so, you know, the liberals are basically have about 20,000 single issue organizations, conservatives, about 1500. they raised 700% more money than we do from 100% more donors. well, yeah, talk about them as third force organization is correct. correct. which are one. i'm a big exponent of a third force organization, not third party, of course, but thi

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andy howard, bbc news.ts of the south coast and channel islands as storm ciaran brings devastation and more than 300 schools are being closed and there are no flights in or out ofjersey, guernsey are alderney airports. we can show you the port of dover, you can show you the port of dover, you can hardly see anything. train lines have also grown to a halt with some operators telling commuters to work from home and drivers in the south and west of the uk have been told to avoid coastal roads. let's look at some of the place is having an impact. this footage is from cornwall where waves can be seen crashing over the sea wall and onto the road. this is sent claimant in jersey. —— st clement. this is in guernsey where you can see the wind and rain rocking the boats and these pictures from milford on sea on the hampshire course. the —— coast. this system has been over north—west france bringing gale force winds and the transport minister there says a lorry driver was killed when a tree fell on his vehicle. aruna

we have you know, the howard terminal. but if they decide like, look, we don't want this grandiose plan anymore with, you know, condos and businesses and the ballpark we have that other option, too, where it's just the ballpark. yeah, right. and so there's so many different ways that we can look at this and we're ready to actually reach a solution an and we're just calling upon john fisher to say, are you also ready for solution? because it doesn't look so solidified in las vegas. >> that's a good point. she makes there. >> so then if we read between the lines, maybe he just doesn't want to be here anymore, correct? >> i think he finds that las vegas is faster, it's cheaper. he had the will to do something in oakland back when the financial situation was different. and that's why he's looking at las vegas. but what the mayor just said there is true because if you look at las vegas, right now, they approved $380 million in public funds for a stadium. they did that. but there's also already a group called schools over stadiu

ocupará el sitio de un actual estacionamiento y edificio de oficinas en howard y first street y esteel insignia en un complejo de vivienda para estudiantes universitarios con unas 700 camas. hilton compró recientemente el hotel que antes era el fairmont en la calle market, cerca del campus universitario la torre norte. designia seguirá funcionando como hotel y en san francisco, las autoridades anunciaron el cierre de los puntos de pruebas del covid 19 por petición de la ciudad. la medida llega luego que una investigación arrojará que los pagos que les ofrecían en dichos sitios al aire libre a las personas que se realizaban los exámenes facilitaba la actividad relacionada con las drogas. y es que muchos de estos puntos de pruebas están funcionando en zonas donde se comercializan las drogas. luego de un cruce de masivo de migrantes en piedras negras, coahuila sigue la atención. y es que miles de personas que dejaron sus hogares en centro y sudamérica se sienten amenazadas tanto por las redadas que se están aplicando en territorio mexicano como por las decisiones que busca aplicar el go

howard looking, howard scrambles, howard lets it go, incomplete! and texas survives!ks by kansas state 33-30. mcconaughey receiving the perfect gift for his 54 birthda- [laughter] and those are your headlines. will: what are you laughing at? rachel: you guys want me to be interested in sports. i get interested, and you're not liking it. will: you got interested in sports -- [laughter] pete: the same way 13-year-old girls are now interested in the chiefs. will: right. pete: president it's not -- rachel: you guys get cheerleaders and i get matthew mcconaughey. that seems fair, right? pete: that's fair. by the way, chris christie did qualify for the debate. rachel: he did? pete: shocking. i don't know. rachel: well -- will: he signed two pledges. [laughter] pete: all right. coming up, freedom under fire as a woman is arrested for silent prayer at a u.k. abortion clinic? >> can i please ask you to the step outside the exclusion zone? >> [inaudible] >> but you've said you're engaging in prayer, which is the offense. >> [inaudible] >> you were still engaging in prayer. pete

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howard: rates may go a little higher but not terribly much, or not. there is substantial progress being made against inflation and that is what matters. the economy is producing mixed signals but inflation is down from the peak. things are performing well. i would say maybe a little higher or not, but for the next decade, the fed funds rate is more likely to be between two and four 90 invesco. i -- i only say that to indicate my belief that ultra rate that ultra low rates are over. matt: it has been a wild ride. the one thing i have noticed is i keep thinking that lower rates will mean higher stocks and vice versa but we have this correlation, either by everything or sell everything. why? jamie: the correlation is wild, as our rates movements. we have seen a nearly 50 basis point move in november. sounds huge but we are only on the fifth trading day of the month. do not know if you can draw a ton of correlations from -- or conclusions from the correlations now. we have seen a runoff and treasuries mostly because of softer economic data. the u.s. treas

here is cnn health reporter, jacqueline howard. >> this is heart-breaking, victor and amarah.he rate of infants dying in the united states last year rose to a rate of about six deaths for every 1,000 babies born. this is based on provisional data from the cdc, which shows that rate is 3% higher than the rate in the previous year of 2021. now, this is the first year-to-year increase in the rates since 2001 to 2002. and there were some regional differences, as well, compared with 2021, the infant mortality rate last year declined in only one state, nevada, and it increased in four states. georgia, iowa, missouri, and texas. now, as for what caused most of these deaths among the ten leading causes, the infant mortality rate increased for two. maternal complications and bacterial sepsis. victor and amarah, back to you. >> all right. jacqueline howard, thank you. and we'll be right back. in a crisis caused by a terrorist massacre. warning civilians to clear out, while hamas forces them back. allowing in food and water, which hamas steals. >>> another controversy, but it is not affe

cnn let reporter jacqueline howard joins us now. that was the line there. in just one week. how much salt did people need to reduce to see that benefit? >> reporter: that's right. we're talking about one teaspoon of salt. that's equivalent to about 2,300 milligrams of sodium and that's the recommended daily limit of salt that we should be consuming each day. and to think about what that means in real world terms, it's about four of those snack sized bag of chips or about one really large pickle. so that's a way to illustrate what i'm talking about here. what researchers did in this new study, they did look at people who were consuming a low sodium diet. these people were consuming less than 500 milligrams of salt each day. and researchers compared them with those consuming a high sodium diet. in just one week, researchers found that the low-sodium diet resulted in an average 8 millimeters of mercury. those are eight digits in the people's systolic blood pressure. the people taking the low-sodium diet. that was in comparison with those taking a high-sodium diet. low sodium, y

and howard going, including a decision to restore the military communications, were re assuming military to military contact, direct contacts as to why the press no follow this. that's been cut off has been, were worse, and that's how accidents happen. misunderstandings, so we're back to direct open, clear direct communications on the roof of a direct basis. they also discussed controversial subjects like taiwan. but it was biden's response to a question about whether he would still refer to she as a dictator. the raised eyebrows that didn't land well with beijing, which after dinner off to the tulips president, she was keen to focus on the 2 superpowers working to get the law gains home. china is willing to be a partner and friend with the united states. you as well, i'm at 40, i will send a mental principles in handling chinese us relations, mutual respect, so peaceful coexistence cooking and when, when cooperation was off on the fact that she and by didn't matter, told is being held to success, whether relations between china and the us actually improve will be down to them. so most d

howard one said he is coughing ties completely with his were a prime minister netanyahu, but still experts say that tuck in the end is unlikely to cut off its ties. trade relations, economic relations with israel completely, that is not going to happen at the same holds true for western companies, the us because of the role tacky, actually needs western investment to repair its crisis, written economy. okay. you, your hon and assemble for us. thank you very much. i no problem. so the world are still very much in need of ukrainian drain, but the countries farms still have supplies from the year before less harvest. sitting in storage. well, has meant that there's a backlog, that com be cleared on a totally optim ankle is always on the go. his land stretches of 1500 heck tours. and the odessa region has been a farmer for 30 years and thought he'd seen it all to call you the new york mobile phone during wartime, slightly experiencing now. no farmer can say, what will happen tomorrow? the problem is what this one, what does it keep with this is obviously that 2 weeks ago, he and his crew broug

well, margaret howard sees this books, person for the world health organization. we ask earlier where they use rouse stated intent to prevent disease and cause it could be achieved with just 2 trucks of fuel the day. it's this, let's say at least it's the sky, but it's certainly nothing off of the needs. we've assessed simply to keep the water sanitation, the hospitals going, i consider it be more the numbers i have said we need at least well considerably more than that. and the big issue is you've got people crowded together, they as you, you so graphically illustrated with your report. they then leaving in makes these conditions. i don't have enough to 8. thank they don't have water to wash with. there's only 5 percent of the water, but used to come into the turret. any areas coming, you know, and they, in high risk conditions, just affect the mental health of the constant bombing means that all the factors are there that will lead to massive outbreaks of disease. and we're already seeing outbreaks are already seeing more than $45000.00 cases. of diarrhea over 7

if and howard, forjoining me. just tuned in, stay tuned. still come. tuned. loads more still to come. this gb news. more to come in this is gb news. more to come in the houn this is gb news. more to come in the hour, including my the next hour, including my monologue on farage in the monologue on nigel farage in the jungle cancel culture jungle and cancel culture among the pc brigade. but the woke left pc brigade. but first, some weather. first, let's get some weather. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. it is staying on the cold side as we move the rest of as we move through the rest of the weekend. frost returning tonight, but have rain tonight, but we will have rain moving from the atlantic and moving in from the atlantic and we on the bigger we could see that on the bigger picture. high pressure moves away as through into the away as we head through into the second half of the weekend. replaced pressure, replaced by low pressure, bringing breaks rain, bringing

you have a lot of opportunity there. >> vance howard. great to siee you. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> time for the check on the top corporate stories with silvana henao. silvana, good morning. >> frank, good morning. it's official. we wework filing for a bankruptcy protection in the new jersey federal court yesterday. it has entered into agreement with the vast majority of stakeholders adding it intends to trim non-operational leases. this is the latest chapter in the historic fall from grace for the softbank backed company securing a $47 billion valuation in 2019 before going public via spac in 2021 where it lost 98% of the market value. >>> morgan stanley ceo james gorman is giving insight to the future of the investment bank at the forum in tokyo. g gorman will vacate next year. he said it is time for the successor to forge ahead and take the company to new levels. gorman loses the ceo title in january. >>> call it a win for cathie woods arc k invest. it sold the stake in roku after the stock jumped 50% on better than expected quarterly r

joining us now with details is cnn health reporter jacqueline howard.queline, how concerning is this increase? >> yeah, boris, this is very concerning. that 3% rise that we saw in infant deaths last year means the rate of infants dying has reached the rate of about six infant deaths for every 1,000 babies born here in the united st states. so that is concerning. this is preliminary data. so cdc researchers are continuing to examine this closely. but when they look at the data by state they found that only one state in the entire country has seen a decline in infant deaths. that's the state of nevada. but four states have seen significant rises. georgia, iowa, missouri and texas. so this is what's concerning here, to see this increase across the country. and again, boris, this is something researchers over at the cdc are continuing to monitor. >> so jacqueline, what's behind the increase? what's actually causing these deaths? >> that was interesting too because when researchers looked at the ten leading causes of death two stood out as having significant

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