plus, arianna huffington continues to thrive. her wellness company gets a $750 million valuation after raising fresh funding. what is next for the company looking to minimize burnout? could nft's for the washington wizards be a slamdunk? owner ted leonsis think so. we will talk about whether he thinks crypto will be a big part of the future of professional sports. first, we will look at the market with our own kriti gupta. kriti: risk off day and it all has to do with a cpi report nearly double the amount. 0.5%, that is what economists were surveyed to really expect. once again, the inflation fears really strong, but it did not show up in tech sectors, cyclical sectors. we saw it dive right into treasuries as well. treasuries getting a little bit of a bid. yields coming down. the one notable exemption, those are going to be the new york faang index. it is flat on the section -- on the session. a lot of it has to do with the tech names, apple, microsoft, facebook, all in the green. the nasdaq golden dragon index, that is the index

plus, arianna huffington continues to thrive. her wellness company gets a $750 million valuation after raising fresh funding. what is next for the company looking to minimize burn out? could nft's for the washington wizards be a slamdunk? owner ted leonsis think so. we will talk about whether he thinks crypto will be a big part of the future of professional sports. that's later this hour. all that in a moment. first, we will look at the markets with kriti gupta. kriti: risk off day and it all had to do with the cpi. nearly double the surveyed amount. 0.5%, that is what economists were surveyed to really expect. 0.9%. once again, the inflation fears really strong, but it did not show up in tech sectors, cyclical sectors. it was across the board. risk off. we saw people take cash off when it came to the market and dive into treasuries. treasury getting a big yield coming down. i want to show you the one notable exemption, those are going to be the new york faang index. it is flat on the session. if you look at what is inside, it ha

now, last friday, the financial times reported that the person who worked at the news website huffington post and the bbc was in line for a seniorjob bank the corporation overseeing its news channels. but formally theresa may's communications chief and i'll executive director had tried to block the move. sir robbie had texted the director of news to say that she cannot make this the belief that some politicians is that huffington post uk have left—wing or antigovernment sympathies in the affair prompted leader of the house to say... others felt the bbc independence and impartiality were being damaged from the opposite direction. robbie gibb has not commented directly on the financial times story, but newspaper said that a source close to him said they denied the words attributed. if concerns about impartiality were prompted by the previous jobs held, there was another row over impartiality this week with social media at its heart. it emerged recently as reported on news watch that a journalist had posted offensive tweets about israel and hitler three years previous to her employment ther

now, last friday, the financial times reported that the person who worked at the news website huffingtonthe bbc was in line for a seniorjob bank the corporation overseeing its news channels. but formally theresa may's communications chief and i'll executive director had tried to block the move. sir robbie had texted the director of news to say that she cannot make this the belief that some

coming up, area on the huffington -- arriana huffington. this is bloomberg. on the bloomberg first word news. senate democrats have put legalizing marijuana on the legislative agenda. bloomberg learned chuck schumer, and senator cory booker of new jersey will release a draft of the marijuana bill tomorrow. it would remove are one of from the federal list of controlled substances. that could be a difficult vote for some democrats for more conservative states. the biden administration will warn american companies the risk of operating in hong kong. bloomberg has learned those risks will include china's ability to gain access to data company store there. another concern is a new law that lets beijing impose sanctions on anyone who enables foreign penalties to be implement it against chinese group. international energy agency warns oil markets will tighten significantly unless the opec-plus coalition -- there is a deadlock between saudi arabia and the uae. brent crude is now trading at close to a two year high. treasury secretary janet yellen ex-pence to get some

brenda huffington. yeah, copy. copy cc journal hung up sort of do you have about the yeah, yeah, the amazon lum jimmy was yes. be book for the nurse to be put on the room. there was a matter of the one that you will get with him is building up law of a human can apply to the boy that a boy are the best you can do myself. i, you know, like a lot of lenders that we're not going to, the has been a lot of fun. but what dan roger had come to an end, and it was time for good bite. and at the end of the 3 days, mohammed had this to say, we will never forget these beautiful memories when we were done, but we hope to meet again in other races, in better circle, in a peaceful and safely be, ah, this is polly. despite being in germany, 2nd tier of football and without a single major trophy to its name, it has become one of the world's most iconic teams. and it's all down to their fans . but for them send poly transcends sport. for then, football is about politics, protests and music. these fancy themselves in the vanguard of

now, last friday, the financial times reported that the person who worked at the news website huffingtonxecutive director had tried to block the move. sir robbie had texted the director of news to say that she cannot make this the belief that some politicians is that huffington post uk have left—wing or antigovernment sympathies in the affair prompted leader of the house to say... 0thers felt the bbc independence and impartiality were being damaged from the opposite direction. robbie gibb has not commented directly on the financial times story, but newspaper said that a source close to him said they denied the words attributed. if concerns about impartiality were prompted by the previousjobs held, there was another row over impartiality this week with social media at its heart. it emerged recently as reported on news watch that a journalist had posted offensive tweets about israel and hitler three years previous to her employment there. on wednesday, she put out a statement saying that she had been dismissed from herjob and objecting to the decision and offering a heartfelt apology for p

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it's a ton to keep track at the ""huffington post"" than been watching january 6th riot cases like a tonight. i think the question a lot of people have is there is probably been no incident in recent history there is so much video from so many angles and corroborating witnesses and people admitting and posting on social media themselves they were there and taking pride in it. why are there not way more convictions and guilty pleas at this point? >> yeah, i mean, i think the answer is bureaucracy. look at the extent of this investigation. imagine an inbox of 200,000 tips. that's a lot of tips. that's more than the fbi received at this point and to organize it is difficult in a lot of ways is old school. the fbi there say real resistance to putting things down in writing. there is a heavy reliance on email. when there is this system that doesn't necessarily, you know, isn't up to speed and takes a little while to catch up to cases, it's really causing a backlog here and a lot of these sedition hunters that identified individuals months ago and watch him go to rallies are confused why i

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after the 2016 election with facebook breitbart was the biggest outlet in "the new york times" and huffington post in terms of influence at the beginning of 2018 facebook switched the algorithm our traffic plummeted we were in the top five at about 20 of most popular publishers. cnn went up. clearly there is a manipulation. we were not band but the reach was diminish which hurt our business we can weather some of the storms because of our size but a lot of friends and colleagues went out completely because so much of their model was facebook shares so although we do well i do believe we would be doing much better by put in place by those that are unelected and unaccountable for those that never explain themselves it is mysterious. but twitter clearly sensors conservative speech in falsehoods. how many calls to violence from overseas leaders could stay on the page where conservative thought? google is the clearest example may have last year it literally went to zero unless you put breitbart in the search you will never get a joe biden story. if i went to donald trump during the campaign got an

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even tonight huffington post, the website has published apparently parliament until the end of term which rule for them which has always been leveled at politicians and probably will not go down very well at all. there is a genuine concern about what is going to happen next. there�*s a lot of concern about those that are clinically vulnerable, those that feel they are going to be worried about whether they are mixing with people who may well be a threat or a risk to them and the government message seems to be around personal responsibility. we�*ve been talking about this now for 18 months and about this now for 18 months and about the fact that that does put people in very difficult positions. so you might be quite nervous about going back to work, for example you might see that you are in a workplace where colleagues are quite messy for example or not sure about their hygiene standards. and being asked to return to work in apparently this process. but businesses will be looking and saying well you could be back at the office now. come back. it probably set a date for their staff. a lot o

joining me now, ryan riley, senior justice reporter for the huffington post and jill wine-banks, msnbcers in law podcast. she didn't like, "the washington post" says prosecutors are asking for 18 months for one count of obstructing congress. what kind of precedent will this case set, especially for defendants facing conspiracy or assault charges? >> given the number of cases that are pending, we're talking hundreds of people who have been arrested and will be charged. even the first one means that it is a precedent-setting thing. jail seems to be necessary. not just to send a message to all the other potential insurrectionists, but to keep us safe in the short term. so i think that 18 months seems like a very fair and actually lenient sentence. these are felonies that could end up causing someone to be found incarceratable for up to three to five years. the misdemeanors of course will be lesser penalties. but 18 months seems to be within the sentencing guidelines and is a good thing for the prosecutors to be asking for, to protect all of us have future possible insurrections. >> ryan,

this bill "huffington post" epa -- help epa tackle pfas while setting a reasonable timeline to study and evaluate other pfass. this tailors testing to relevant subgroups much pfas. mr. speaker, over a decade ago, pfoa and pfos were phased out by industry. they continue to threaten public health because of widespread environmental contamination. this bill would drive environmental cleanups of that contamination and drinking water treatment, addressing the threat of pfoa and pfos to communities across the country. while other pfass will be tested as appropriate and that testing reveals risk this will bill ensures epa takes time to mitigate contamination. this bill will pause the introduction of new pfas while providing guidance to help first responders and consumers limit their risk. mr. speaker, the longer we delay action on pfas, the worse the problem becomes. it's time for congress to act and use every tool available to stop the flow of pfas pollution into our environment and into our bodies. a version of this bill was passed overwhelmingly last congress with significant bipartisan

numerous publications both here and in the uk including the guardian the lancet new scientist, the huffington post and medium. she has also appeared on pbs bbc and national geographic. and her debut book the butchering art, which was just published worldwide on october 17th, and on which tonight's program is based follows the surgeon joseph lister on his quest to transform the brutal and bloody world of victorian surgery. and we have this book available through smithsonian museum shops. at the entrance to the lecture hall here and dr. fitz harris will be happy to sign copies for you at the end of tonight's program. so with that said we'll get the program underway. please join me in giving a very warm. welcome to dr. lindsey fitzharris. thank you for that lovely introduction. it's true my grandma and i used to go from summit. we still go from some of cemetery to cemetery hunting ghosts. i dedicated the book to her and she's my biggest pr campaigner out there trying to get this book sold. i am so excited to be here tonight at the smithsonian to talk about the brutal and bloody world of victoria

there's a historian in huffington post texas senate bill drops teaching requirement that ku klux klan right the attorney, hold forth on your feelings about that particular bill. >> listen, i want people outside of texas to understand how dangerous this is. one out of ten children in america are educated in texas. it leads the nation in our education. right now trying to wash -- i'm sorry trying to whitewash our history, promote the ku klux klan as an organization, i guess, as a neutral morality when it wasn't. we should be able to teach what was evil. i began my career as an educator with teach for america in new jersey and atlanta. to have this kind of governmental partisan influence on what we teach our children is the hype of anti-democracy. >> uh-huh. and the time we have left, mr. meter, again, no democrat has won statewide since 1994. make your pitch, why should you be the first one? >> our platform is geared around responding to the actual needs of families in texas. it's not about left or right, republican or democrat. there are concerns for texans about the power grid, about

let's bring in ryan rally, senior justice reporter for the huffington post and david plouffe, msnbc politicalre's a really devious and concerted campaign under way to rewrite, and i believe that interview was with maria bartiromo who says yeah, yeah, right. other figures in right-wing media, part of trump's effort to rewrite horrors of that day. why? >> yeah, if you look at those videos, those individuals are acting in the way that you would act if you thought the election was stolen. the idea that people would go down there and act peacefully and have their nice little protest, if they actually thought the rug was being swept out from under them, there was a dictatorship about to take over america and that america was being taken away from them and this was 1776 2.0, the idea that they go down and have a peaceful protest sounds ridiculous on its face and it is. these were people who were acting like they thought the election was stolen. they were acting like they actually believed all the lies donald trump was telling. we saw the consequences that day. i have to say, i've been covering this

reporting from the huffington post here with the headline republican stumbled trying to show more urgencybout covid-19 vaccines. several high-profile republicans have re-braced -- embrace the coronavirus vaccine. sean hannity, who previously called covid-19 a hoax promoted the vaccine on his show this week. steve scalise said months ago he would be getting it soon. florida governor ron desantis has been urging floridians to get vaccinated. mitch mcconnell has repeatedly encouraged vaccination in previous days. kevin mccarthy of california rejected the idea thursday that republicans have been speaking differently about vaccines. i don't think we shifted our tone he said. explaining the rapid development has always been an achievement under former president trump. some other republicans are not quite ready to ditch the skepticism about the danger of the virus in the effectiveness of the vaccine. here's part of kevin mccarthy's briefing focusing on the committee. >> i would hope so. what the speaker has done has been a great deal of doubt in it. at no time in the history, i checked with a hi

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