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active and in the ita messenger, the address of radio javan, radio show 1075, in fact, we open the morningprogram on the simorgh road . every day from 9 to 10:30 , we play the sports of the art of the islamic revolution in the last 40 years, with conversations with artists. finally, on the 22nd of bahman, we will especially the simorgh program receipt we will be present at the venue from 9:00 to 12:00 about the 22 bahman march and artists will come and we will air this program. in addition to these very diverse works, let me briefly summarize one of the islamic revolution programs with the voice of prominent speakers. manochehri mirtaher mazloumi buyuk mirzaei and for example the late amir amir hossein fardi, for example, with my permission, let me just say that the series of homayoun and sosan sirvan, the security series is not a story full of ups and downs and opportunities, and the groups and trade unions held a massive demonstration in paris against the plan to increase the retirement age. the government should be in its decision about raising the age retirement should be revised from

meanwhile, we're also got some serious rainfall continue down toward ita and the balkan peninsula.ubborn low continues to stay in the area and bring in the rain and snow in the higher elevations. up toward the north, it's a bit on the cold side here, coming up on friday, single-digit highs from vienna up to berlin. but below freezing into places like stockholm as we go through the day. across japan, we are seeing a little bit of a break coming up next week. after seeing some really cold weather over the past few days. we are also seeing a little bit of a break in terms of winter precipitation toward the north. sea of japan side of the country is still dealing with more winter precipitation. tokyo, a high of 10 monday, close to average this time of year. snow picking back up as we go through sunday. that's a look at your forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for now on this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja bradman. coming up next is "newsline biz." so stay right there. . . >>> this is "newsline biz." now consumer prices in japan's

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i just ita lou. ah, book a back here watching all just with me. so robin in doha reminder of all the top news stories. a special council has been appointed to investigate jo, bud who's handling that sensitive government documents. it's after a 2nd set of papers were found at the u. s. presidents delaware home back and says he didn't know he had the documents. while the president has called on his fellow citizens to come together to find out about how sudden shake moved, described the group as bed bugs who must be eradicated. ukraine says it's false is a holding on to the eastern city of sali dollar is fighting intensifies. this, despite the russian mercenary group, bonds are claiming that it's gain control of the area. german police have returned to the village of the lit seraph, where they continue to evict climate activists for a 2nd day. protest as through stones and fireworks. the offices are against the plan to demolish the village in order to expand the coal mine. please say $200.00 left voluntarily on wednesday, but there are about $300.00

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well, you know when you have something story like this, usually you want to do is get ahead of it, get itafor forgiveness. in this case the drip, drip of new information covered up or not honestly reported, makes people wonder how many more there is and why. accidents happen. but this is getti is get -- beyond accidents this is getting into a cover-up, this is where senator warner and rubio come together to bipartisan bases to demand specific briefing as to the material. elizabeth: biden white house claims they are cooperating, but you have president's topptoppin te tellgence officials accused of stonewalling, the doj yesterday rebuffed a request to provide details. >> i don't know any other way, to say it house republican. -- there should be an in review of the characteristics of the documents and speaker of the house, senate majority leader, they have a right and need to know at this point. they are not getting it. elizabeth: watch the president try to claim he us kndoes k doesn't know about the criminal probe. >> if the special counsel were starting to week ask for your testimony would

. >> addther places afflicted by wildfires, heat waves, blizzards, and droughts so bad itas draining lakes, and -- >> the earth is telling us something, right? the planet is telling us that we can't just keep going on like this. >> i look at my nieces and nephews, and they'll be the ones that are inheriting the planet from us. >> among many worrisome predictions, the glaciers in yellowstone and yosemite could be gone by -- and sea levels rise as much as they did in much of a century. >> i live in los angeles, and it's probably going to be underwater in five years, so i'm just working on by doggy paddle right now. >> mass shootings once again haunted shopping centers, subways, public squares, night clubs, and so many places. >> it is exhausting, and it is depressing. >> it seems like this is our new normal, and no one wants to be there. >> stay over there. >> the massacre at robb elementary school in texas drew particular notice, after 19 students and two teachers died while law officers waited more than an hour to engage and stop the gunman. >> and to see them in that video looking l

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it was very heatedith january 6 evts, and itas been t years sce then, and i don't think the same concernstain. back then, we had security reasons, but that time has passed, and that's why i don't think it is as sensitive as it was two years ago. >> nonetheless, trump's policies, viewpoints, political standpoints and view on society has not changed and now he has another platform to spread what he thinks. >> yes, and i have to remind y he already has other platforms. he has his twitter account, has been posting on true social and other social media platforms even on twitter and facebook, it was his own personal account that was suspended. trump campaign account was and is still active on both facebook and twitter, so the message is still out there. >> indeed, hear what you are saying. coming back to your first point, which is after the midterms, trump and his backing of candidates who did not perform well in the midterms -- does this mean he is a spent force politilly? >> i think so. there are much more qualified candidates on the right. >> it will be interesting to see how it all develops

christine, they have repeated the m vaccine mandate but is ita little too late for people like you whoareer hurt, is a little bit too late? >> christie, to you? >> oh, yeah commit is definitely too late. we need help for sure. >> not to mention we had a process where the coast guard said mental health, diversity and inclusion, but yet we are in this position where it's been very tough on us, especially my wife going through postpartum depression after having our child. it is a real thing and not something -- she was not supported during that time. >> todd: that is horrible because that is a real thing. i'm glad you stated that like that, it is a real thing. mothers need to be supported during that time. the fact that our military didn't is a slap in the face. matt, i want to get to military recruiting has taken a real serious hit in the last couple of years. let's quickly go over the numbers committee for service members separated from the military since the vaccine mandate came into effect including 4700 marines, 2,000 sailors, 1900 army soldiers. will episodes like this, the military

wes youed ita which is lockheed, raytheon, boeing and listen, air travel is back commercial aerospaces back they're going to want to start reordering planes. i think boeing is an interesting trade for this gram. >> brin, and health care a space an awful lot of people seem to like and you do as well. >> this is a space that has something for everyone and also can be really defensive in a choppy uncertain economic environment. but when we look within the space we just see lots of opportunities there, and then on top of that is this is really more longer-term, but there has been an incredible amount of research dollars now devoted to understanding things like viruses and everything coming out of covid and we think that really good result in a lot of innovation in this sector, and there is a lot to begin with but even more so over the coming decades. >> we of course have more picks coming this week including tomorrow grade my trade is up next. there's still time to send an e-mail to ask half time@cnbc.com. you can tweet us as well we'll be back after this i would have hired actually talen

i think jim is going to nail on it on raytheon raytheon is 20% of the ita etf, which i own.ckheed both of these look fantastic i thinkraytheon said something like six years worth of missile inventory went into the ukraine war in ten months. the replacement cycle alone, and then you've got new countries that had not been arming themselves for 60, 70 years like japan and germany. now they're customers, so i think the outlook is amazing for the whole space. raytheon board approved the $6 billion buyback paying a 2% dividend currently i think they could be 20% higher in this name it's not a tech stock, not going to happen in one day that was resistance pre-pandemic, resistance last year if it gets above that level third time i think there's no sellers there. >> i want no drama from this and there's been a lot of drama. >> not lately. it's been straight up stock move >> i should stop talking about it because i'm jinxing it. i think it was november 13th they had the investor day and with that guidance stock's taken off. this is the first earnings report since then. don't mess it u

there is a pretty bad fire.ing i hu righget down there and he said >> there is ita fire in the buildingning smoke pouring out ofdo it. >> i was on east river drive and it looked to me like there was n lot of smoke for a small plane. >> there was additional debriscy . sort of raining down.nt t ththe reports, it sounded worse and worse. >> i can't imagine. >>fire o wenutt through windowsy blown occupant.people when i got o in there, my chief said to me, boss it wasn't a small plane it was a commercial airliner. we couldn't get the people out.o to get as many on t people out ahes we could. and that was within the firstd y five minutes. >> i don't a havstree tchea lote >> i don't a havstree tchea lote ony that. >> when i got to st. vincent's hospital i could see the doctors and nurses and they already had stretcherswa out. stretcherswa out. i realized they must be getting ready for something very big. >> i'm in the north tower. >> i'm in the north tower. we felt the vibration. we thought there was anew u explosion on thep! upper floors buhat it wasn't. >> oh my god. >> something else blew u

itas the lot as people wentded, ther n tot dampen their spirits. >> i came with a poncho and a puff coat, and i came with a mindset it is going to rain, so have fun. ryan: duane simmons says he was nervous for the rain first but also said he was fortunate to not have to endure it during the game. >> it started drizzling. it came down a little heavier. after that, it stopped, it was mellow, we got a little sun. that was cool, too. all in all, the rain was pretty good. ryan: hoping the rain clears for the 49ers to go further in the playoffs. >> hopefully they go to the super bowl. i've got the next one and the next one and the super bowl. i'm keeping the faith. go niners. ryan: ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: with this victory, the 49ers will play another home game at levi's stadium this upcoming weekend. they hope the next game showcases the california sunshine. we might not have sunshine but it sounds like we will not have rain. frances: next weekend look sunny. right now, we are dealing with light rain in san francisco and tonight into early tomorrow morning, we have a storm level two arri

why did you go to aerospace and defense, ita >> because energy is not the way it was last year it wasobvious trade and you could pick everything we want to play defense and offense at the same time defense because of government spending and the like in this space and offense because of the recovery in commercial aerospace. so we think those things are happening, and they're unlikely to get pushed to the side given what's happening, you know, from a geopolitical standpoint. given what's happening because there's so much underinvestment in the aircraft -- by a aircraft industry in planes so boeing, raytheon, they make up a big part of this and a great trade. >> comments from jim >> start with the positive you are very consistent with your overall outlook you're playing defense, jp morgan and defense and aerospace, no pun intended i get it, i really would have liked to help you get a better flier than meta. all you were talking about were risks. when did rob become insecure it's not a suit you wear well. don't do it. find something with more opportunity. this thing has declining earnings

ita is the ticker on the etf i own it personally. hedge for bad gop political headlines throughout the balance of the year. and budgets for defense spending all over the world are going higher they're even talking about remilitarizing in japan. germany is spending money on arms none of this would make your grandparents happy it's just the reality of 2023. these are the stocks i think continue to work, unfortunately, in the new reality we find ourselves in >> thank you for your picks. continues all week right here on half time. up next the bulls call to buy fintech name see if the committee agrees with that upgrade in our call today plus we are getting ready to grade your trade you can mae-il us. tweet us use the #grade my trade. we're back right after this. >>> welcome back to half time report here's your cnbc news update this hour. leader kevin mccarthy gearing up for a fight as a vote for speaker of the house is set to begin. >> we may have a battle on the floor, but the battle is for the conference and the country, and that's fine

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defense was a bright spot last year the aerospace and defense itf, ticker ita saw an 8% gain.fell 19%. but the tide has turned this year amid reports that the new gop-led house considering deep spending cuts across the board, as the likes of raytheon, rock he'd martin lower to begin the year morgan stanley says spending cut fears may be overblown, and now is the time to buy some of these names, perhaps at a discount let's welcome in the analyst behind that call, christine, thank you very much for joining us why do you think these defense spending cut fears may be overdone >> thanks for having me. from a proprietary analysis, what we found is that we're in the very early innings of generational investments in defense. that's because we're in a heightened geopolitical environment today, that we haven't really seen since post world war ii and when we look at the commitment that the u.s. military has, what we've been reliant on for strategic deterrence are the three legs of a nuclear triad and they're just aging. when you look at some of those programs, the minuteman system has be