janet: good morning and thanks for having me. apple is doing well with the supply chain, but it is not for every company out there. tesla is still seeing supply chain issues and that is a disruption because they do not have a physical pipeline for the model this year, so it is quite different across companies. we do expect that supply chain problems will gradually alleviate. we see companies saying that they do see the situation will get better and profits will be racking up, industry -- inventory, production, so that is probably not until the second half of this year. tom: janet, there has been an argument that you are going to see some spread in that value and the cyclical tilt, particularly in an environment of higher rates and now the money markets are pricing in possibly four rate hikes in this year. do you expect that to continue? janet: in the near term, european equities normally are more light than the u.s. markets. we know that as a growth area of the market with a higher risk expectations, and that expectation is less

>> reporter: janet seemed surprised. that david did in fact come home, and the reason she offered raised more questions for investigators. >> he said, he ripped another pair of pants so he, um, had to come home and just, you know, grab a pair of pants. >> reporter: janet's statements were not helping her husband's cause. david dooley never said anything about ripped pants to police. adding to the confusion, detectives spoke with thermo fisher employee joe siegert, who told them he talked to dooley that morning. >> according to joe, he made a point to come over to him and say, "hey man, i had to go home, because i ripped my pants." >> reporter: dooley was adamant he never said that to siegert and did not rip his pants that day. but the differing stories about why he came home placed a bull's eye squarely on david dooley's back. >> we started working on a search warrant for the residence, and for the truck. >> you execute those search warrants and you find bloody clothing? >> no bloody clothing. >> stuff taken from the cri

well, janet has a two night documentary event on lifetime, called "janet jackson" and it premieres thishing that needs to be done. it's because this is where it started, he had a vision to get us out of guilt. speak of the jackson five. it's because there were times when i just did not understand where he actually fit in. >> this is a story about control. >> my father was very strict. he was in charge of my life, my career. until he started getting sick. >> i think i have to start being independent. speak of the important thing was for her to take that stage. and own it. ♪ ♪ >> it's just decide that no one has ever seen. >> my goodness! >> it's amazing. >> kelly: so you don't hold back in this documentary, and i love that, because i feel like there is no point in doing something like this unless you are going to be vulnerable, but was there a part of it that you are a little afraid to put in the documentary? >> is afraid to put in, i think that more than being afraid was really trying to figure out what to put in and what not to put in? because how can you document your life, your story

janet, thank you for our pandemic. janet, thank you for your analysis- _ pandemic.they a _ pandemic. janet, thank you for your analysis. they a star- your analysis. they a star trivia. we will see how it progresses. the software company blackberry is discontinuing service on all its classic smartphones that do not run on android software. the blackberry technology that once dominated the market has been overtaken by the rise of iphones and android touchscreen smartphones and by 2016 the company ceased making phones moving instead into software. turkey's annual inflation rate has soared to a 19—year high, underlining the country's financial turmoil and alarm over its president's policies. as the cost of transport, food and other staples ate consumer prices rose more than 36% in december as the cost of transport, food and other staples ate into household budgets. most central banks raise interest rates to help cool inflation, but turkey has gone the other way. opec plus is expected to stick to its plans to increase output in february when it meets today. the group of

as you say, this sometimes it's not about janet jackson.er bowl performance which i think has aged a little differently than maybe people responded to it at the time. but i do want to play something from the documentary about the conversation she talked about having with justin timberlake. >> did you hear from justin? >> uh-huh. >> what did he say? >> we talked once. and he said, you know, i don't know if i should come out and make a statement, and this or that and say something. i said, listen, i don't want any drama for you. they're aiming all of this at me. so i said if i were you i wouldn't say anything. >> what did you think about that? >> i was surprised certainly. but as i thought about it, it made me realize that clearly at the time i don't think she recognized how -- the enormity of what was unfolding and the lasting impact it would have. and i think there was also a bit of an element in what so many women are often taught to do, which is to sort of just bear up and to, you know, sort of take responsibility and to protect other peo

janet woodcock just discussed and help lower the cost of the test. is there a problem, i don't know whether to testing devices or manufacturing domestically, to be another challenge of the importation of tests as we did with masks gowns and gloves. >> we continue to look for test wherever we can find them we've encouraged some testing manufacturers that are approved your to apply for fda approval in the united states would you anticipate we will some importation of tests some point we use that authority 12 times to support the domestic menu patrick and priority rate and the source of the begin increase supplies and capacity here in the u.s. >> we have changed i think our view unmasked recently, emphasizing 95 mask is there any intention to our plan to manufacture additional masks so they are available or way to make them more comfortable, the n95 mask helped leave that to the rest my question. >> we continue just for the manufacture the n95 mask, 71,308,000,000 in the stockpile and that source from 12 domestic manufacturing so we continue to support

janet: get afternoon. thanks for having me.nk all these moves suggest we are in a year of further normalization. german yields trading in negative territory was absolutely extraordinary, driven by the pandemic and central-bank policy, and the ecb's dovish stance, obviously. i think what we are seeing this year is going to be further normalization, moving towards endemic, as a number of health experts have been contemplating. what we see is that the major central banks, including the federal reserve and the bank of england, are likely to raise rates three or four times this year. it is because the economy is recovering and these emergency measures -- we talk not only about interest rate rises, but also the balance sheet winding down, so i think that has lifted global yields across the board, and i think that u.s. yield are within 2% for the 10 year, and i think that is not if, but when. kailey: we are not too far off of that right now, 35 basis point higher than when we started the year. as we have seen that yield move, with the

janet jackson like you've never seen her before.ery private superstar opening up about her brother michael, that infamous super bowl moment and her love life. ♪ rolling ♪ >>> and rolling into the "jeopardy!" record books, amy schneider unbeatable with that buzzer. >> what is 1,999 bottles of beers on the wall? what is 1912 angry men? what is 1,840 winks? >> sweeping an entire category. winning 39 games in a row. >> let's see how long it will go, folks. >> as she sets her sights on ken jennings' record. now what matt amodio is saying about her impressive run only on "gma." >>> good morning, america. and what is looks unbeatable? amy schneider right there. ken jennings, you better watch out. >> she's got a way to go, but she is playing well. >> and certainly is smiling right there. >>> but we will begin with rising tensions overseas. president biden ordering 8,500 u.s. troops to be put on heightened alert meaning they are ready for rapid deployment to support america's nato allies if russia invades ukraine. >> the president held a vid

they went to his mother janet's house about 30 minutes away.s asleep on his mother's couch when, tragically, his wife was shot. janet george, the mother had testified in the first trial and backed up her son's asleep on the couch story. >> he was on the couch. >> but defense attorneys altered their strategy for trial number two. >> ma'am, do you swear that you will read word for word everything that's in that transcript? >> i do. >> mom didn't testify in person this time around. the defense had a stand-in read janet george's 2008 testimony into the record, in a time that michael arrived after 5:00 p.m. that day. she said he was tired while she took her granddaughters to a nearby playground. >> when you got back, did you observe michael at all? >> yeah. >> where was he? >> he was on the couch sleeping. >> if the jurors believed the story being recited to them, michael george couldn't possibly have been at his shop at 5:30 answering the phone. that's when the star prosecution witness mike renaud said he talked to him. >> janet george was the alib

joining us is janet moody. janet, happy new year to you as well. equity markets remain unspoiled by this marked higher in yields? janet: hi, good morning. happy new year. dani, thanks for having me it is what we think. we have be pro risk for pretty much throughout 2021. primarily because of economic assessment. we are currently in the mid cycle face of the business cycle. we are likely to see a slow growth of a very strong case last year. but still it's going to be very supportive for risk asset. with bond yields, it's going to heighten the policy but we saw inflation .8% at the end of the last year and is it likely to moderate towards more like 3% by the end of the year. and as a result, we feel that the fed is able to able dial back some of its hawkish load toward the end of the year we don't think that the volume will rise so much to the extend that it will shock the market or will deter the equity well. manus: people say it's about embrace risk. omicron is less viralent. this is about strongest more rapid growth and perhaps a little bit faster

airlines with more results after the bell >>> we have a big lineup coming your way treasure secretary janet yellen will join us to talk about the economy as the biden administration marks one year in officer. you don't wanted to miss that live interview joo plus the ceo of csignet jewelers. after the bell the first faang stock to report results. results from netflix when they hit the tape. >>> let's focus on the big stories to watch this hour mike santoli tracking the market mark mobius with us. mike, start with the move and the rebound we are seeing. >> it is kind 0 of a minimally acceptable rebound from a level everybody was watching we lost some grounld in the last hour, hour and a half or so. seems the downside halted where people were maybe expecting and hoping it should where? points for days at the highs here we have no way to draw at the september 2nd highs that's where we closed yesterday essentially. a lot of stuff coming together 10% pullback in the nasdaq composite. it all was fitting together that it would be where you fight get a rally. we have gotten that rally attempt. even

reporter: the need for testing is growing rapidly as omicron spreads and it is urgent for people like janet. >> i have been exposed. reporter: even with 10 sites doing pcr tests across the county, only 8500 tests can be done a week and the program is then being expanded. a new test site opening friday

. >> reporter: janet stewart is the ice queen of tiktok. >> they've made fun of me for years becauseg pants. >> reporter: frozen pants. >> hold on. >> reporter: frozen eggs. >> it's this old. >> reporter: and frozen spaghetti? the neighbors are probably like, looking through the blinds like are you seeing this? >> like what is she doing if you can't have fun and you can't laugh at it, i would just cry and be miserable, and my tears would freeze. >> reporter: janet is no stranger to the cold. born in south dakota, moving to michigan's upper peninsula, now living in minnesota with her husband and daughters. >> as a kid, you love it, right? and then as you become an adult, people get so grumpy about the snow. and i'm like, you know what? no, we just need to spread some joy and positivity and love and i don't know. so i'm glad everyone else is getting a kick out of it. >> reporter: janet laying on the u.p.er accent extra thick for tiktok. >> we don't scoop snow in the u.p. you move snow from point a to point b because it doesn't go anywhere. move the snow. you make the vowel like longer.

who are we gonna know janet didn't answer because she can barely write only my yeah. huh. his little sister. yes. my little sister hill, therefore no, she's never forgotten her brother. but i saw you name my son. eve will go story. after the brother i lost and we, i don't even i couldn't replace my brother. i see you are prosperous. i'm good about what it was a way to remind you of me. we yes. oh wow . need api bathroom alone of the why we're little pillow. we brought you wanna hear me? i'm in the world. jennifer. it's been so long since you saw your brother. what would you like to say to him directly if it them okay. that i love him. he's the only brother i have left or toby levy. kitty malta, i rediscovered life shackleton up yourself. i'm your what, bruce? i was dead without my family. you know what? all the fun when you find it again, it gives you a new lease on life over. i feel younger after today. oh, yeah. oh. come let's sit down the 3rd table. how beautiful that is, the floor. let's sit down for 5 minutes. a joy to see him air only yonder zone. sir richard was wai

i will say it, and at me, there would be no beyonce without janet jackson. right?i love janet, the music, everything that she went through, but she was such a trail blazer when it comes to choreography, when it comes to socially conscious music. when you listen to rhythm nation at the time that it was put out and look at the videos and visuals she really laid the ground work for a lot of the queens we love today. so yes, all hail queen janet. >> i echo all of that, and sochi, i still know the entire rhythm nation video dance sequence. if i were not mic'd up and spanked up i might do it with you right now. what did you think about the documentary whether you watched, and if you didn't, what do you think about her? >> absolutely, i remember when i was a little girl, putting on recitals to my parents of january elt jackson. this definitely touches home a little bit. i will say, this is what everyone has been itching for. people have been wanting, you know, to hear the story and to hear various pieces and gaps within their lives. and so i think that, you know, this is

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janet is preparing for her husband's funeral.will be a real funeral, but with no body. but her situation is becoming increasingly desperate. lord, we pray that this service on sunday is just something thatjust makes such a big difference to the life and, lord, give us strength to stay alive. kevin had acute respiratory problems. his health got worse during the pandemic. he couldn't walk, he didn't even know me, he didn't know anybody. were you asking for help? we kept asking them, saying we wanted carers in, but we didn't get nowhere. how old was he when he passed away? 56. janet had no money to collect kevin's body, so he will be cremated by the hospital. when they've done it, they're going to ring me and tell me, and then i have to get somebody to go over for his ashes to fetch them back. do you know when that's is going to happen? no. pastor mick has agreed to carry out a service for the whole family. to be honest with you, mick, if we hadn't got this help, i were going to think about suicide. you were? iwere. well, at least w

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behind the scenes with janet jackson. >> hey, you guys, it's me, janet. >> ahead of the new documentary knows how to level up. >> hey, all right. >> john cena joins us live and he's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ level up, level up, level up, level up ♪ >>> good morning. always a treat to have john cena join us. never know what he's going to be wearing. >> leveling up his outfit channeling his super new show. can't wait to chat with him coming up. >> got to smile when he is dressed like that. >>> also this morning, we're leveling up your love life. bela gandhi answering questions about improving relationships and keeping the spark alive but first fresh off the college football title game and georgia's huge win over alabama, mvp stetson bennett is joining us live. stetson, good morning, my friend. how are you feeling this morning after that incredible performance last night? have you had a chance to get any sleep? >> you know, a few hours. not many. i've been wondering about -- no, not many. >> well, you'll have plenty of time to sleep. congratulations, and what a story. not just

janet says it's time to move on. we're friends now.acklash professionally she experienced she said she was disinvited from the grammys. she said she lost out on major opportunities, professionally. even germain dupree who was her boyfriend at the time, he resigned from the grammys committee because of the mistreatment he felt at the time to janet. shortly after the super bowl incident, she said she felt justin left her hanging, but then she said in a documentary she told him to be quiet and i will handle it. i don't want any negativity to come your way. it is interesting to hear more about what happened. but it's also a little confusing. >> yeah, i wish we had more than two episodes of this thing. it's fascinating. chloe, thank you nzeocha. appreciate it. >> thanks, guys. >>> now, a pivot here. some sad news to report this morning. former u.s. and extra correspondent cheslie kryst has died. the new york city police department said the 30-year-old died after jumping from a building in manhattan on sunday. the circumstances leading up to

i janet jackson's many, many women. she's an empowered woman. he's alleging the greatest show there were in new york, we were just there thrown around melodies. i sent you right, your verses, all right mine. because i know he had something to say what, what was your opening piece? i just want to write yours down. so i'm tired of injustice. i'm tired of the sky. eliza disgusting. so what does it mean? i think that is something that surprised me just how much she did get involved in the documentary, you know, kind of on a one to one basis with me. my father was very strict. ah, he was in charge of my life, my career. my father said you're going to sick. he gave up his father to get them in the business with jackson. mother how you feel, talking about my i can't ah, you've been very private about your personal life. up until now. why did you want to do this documentary? it's just something that needs to be done. to talk more about this superstar karen homestead is here from our culture department. i know so interesting. intensely private person. ye

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reggie: you can't see us, but we are doing our janet jackson moves. janet was my first concert?ggingginggingging best way. what was your first concert? ginger: this doesn't make sense, the beach boys. or was it beach boys are jimmy buffett. something in the keys. i remember being on my dad's shoulders. reggie: my mom took me to janet. who did your mom take you to? kumasi: i don't remember. i need to figure this out. ginger: i begged. i don't think i went to a lot. i really wanted to go to new kids on the block, didn't happen. kumasi: that is how i felt about destiny's child. that is where i wanted to go. reggie: that is the third book, being denied destiny's child. ginger: i was working by the time destinies child was out. i guess that shows my age. reggie: so good to talk to you as always. and now for our high school's most admired alum. get up there. oh shut up. this is so embarrassing. guys don't make a scene! oh please you love a scene. there's no way it's me... was that good acting? that's why it's you. (giggling) you know her. you love her. you wish you could be her. ruh r

any crime, period. >> reporter: tony's wife janet was very helpful, too.y about that day was just about the same as his. >> yeah. i was telling him where the tornadoes were. i think he had gotten pretty scared. he doesn't know his way around austin all that well especially that direction. next thing you knew he'd actually circled back around and gone west because he was back on -- he said, well, there's candle again. >> reporter: candle is a nickname for knle, the christian radio station. when the interviews ended, tony asked to see janet. >> i promise you, i never did anything to anybody. i promise. and all i think about is how this affects you and our church and everything we worked so hard for. i know. >> reporter: tony and janet russo had answered all their questions, had been cooperative, and tony even gave them a swab of his dna and his fingerprints. so the police thanked him and took them home. >>> coming up -- the interview, part two. this one a little tougher. >> is there any reason why somebody might have seen your van over there? >> surely i don

"janet," lifetime documentary.t the interesting thing is we're hearing from janet herself about some of the things, the highlights of her life and career, the drama and things she's been through from her perspective. revelations about that halftime show with justin timberlake. what really happened? their conversation, janet and her relationship with her brother michael jackson and how they drifted during the "thriller" era, how the media according to her made him look like a freak as she puts it and takes issue with that and opens up about her marriage to james debarge, how it fell apart according to her because of his drug use. so for fans, it's interesting here because she's taking us through her life and the events of her life from her perspective. >> for someone generally pretty private, this seems fascinating, jeremy. we're also revving up for that time machine. what's the new period drama that's getting so much buzz? >> it's getting a lot of buzz not only everywhere but also at my house. me and my wife are so

i want you to stand and welcome miss janet jackson >> janet will never quit >> wow >> it is going toly the motherhood part. a lot of people will be watching this a lot of familiar faces in it, mariah carey, sierra, samuel l. jackson. part one set to air january -- >> da da. >> who do we have? hey, sweetheart! >> little go go. >> did you walk in here by yourself >> yeah. >> yeah. okay we're going to do "popstart. i'll put you to work in the graphics department. can you hold this one up here? hold that up there there you go next up, queen elizabeth, a young girl from ohio is receiving praise this morning from the queen herself, 2-year-old jillane sutherland dressed up as queen elizabeth for halloween. her mom sends in the picture of her sent up, sent it into buckingham palace and to her surprise, she got a response. the queen's lady in waiting, the honorable mary morrison wrote, the queen wishes know write and thank you for your letter and photograph you thoughtfully enclosed. the letter included information about the royal pets. look at that. awesome royal treatment moment. >> perfect

well done, janet. janet is still doing the splits, hopefully she didn't degrees to the hood.c baldwin despite a warrant, police are still waiting for the actor's cell phone and the investigation of the october shooting death of the cinematographer on the set of the film, rust. it was our instagram video baldwin came to his own defense, always a good idea, saying he somehow is complying with police. watch. >> any suggestion that i'm not complying to the press or orders or demand or search warrant about my phone that's a lie. this is a process that got to go through the state, we are 1000% going to comply. kennedy: 1000%? maybe not 1000% but if you really is 1000% going to comply, what is the hold up with the phone? here with me attorney whitesnake fan outnumbered host, emily compagno is back. come on, he said in the video someone from another state can't come to you and say give me your phone. can they say that if you shot and killed someone? >> what he's talking about his dumbed down version of jurisdictional respect essentially so yes, currently santa fe sheriff's office is

we get more now tonight from krrk bs's janet shamlian. >> packages are a frequent front door delivery. and those purchased online were a big part of the holiday, topping 20 percent of sales. the more startling number is the e-commerce return rate, 25 percent compared to 8 percent for a physical store. >> and this is what that can look like. mountains of cardboard and plastic packaging with valuable merchandise inside. >> the retailers really aren't equipped to take the product back. >> the typical retailer hasn't invested in this yetk and you will see all their returns come backk they pile up, they sit and often quarterly or twice a year they might liquidate them for pennies on the dollar, or even potentially destroy them. >> tobin moore is the c.e.o. of op tor to that helps companies deal with a tsunami of returns. >> we have these new rackings behind me, we put in cases. >> this mass ich warehouse outside nashville is one of three dozen optoro uses across the country. processing merchandise for sellers like american eagle, target, bed bath and beyond and others. >> workers use optor

the last time it lifted off when it janet yellen was chair, janet yellen, longtime democrat and very much interested in an inclusive economy, was 2015. at that point, the unemployment rate was above 5%, it was 5% in december and 5.1% the month before, the date they were looking at. it is 3.9% now. it may be lower in february. or about the same. they are already running the economy a lot tighter, the labor market a lot higher -- tighter than the last time. taylor: you are echoing comments from recruiter at black wrought -- from rick at blackrock. this is raising a lot of questions in the next couple of months. how important is this when you thinking about inflation and the impacts you talked about on real wages, which are negative? steve: the outlook on inflation is very confused. what is happening to the labor market is pretty clear. it is hot, people are getting big wage gains, particularly at the lower end of the spectrum, and lots of jobs are unfilled. the reasons for the inflation gains are a little confusing and i think that is the thing the fed is really going to look at in ter

. >> reporter: among the partiers, janet gomez, one of kenia's closest friends. she loved to have fun. >> yeah, she loved to have fun. >> reporter: underage fun. no trouble sneaking in. they charmed the bouncers, flashed fake i.d.s. kenia and her crew had a kind of unwritten safety rule. go together and leave together. look out for each other. but on this particular night things didn't go as planned. >> we had planned to meet at lavish. we went in there, and she wasn't in there. >> reporter: kenia had gotten a ride downtown with two other girls she didn't know very well. her plan was to meet janet and some other friends at lavish, but she didn't show up. >> i started texting her, and no response. and i called her three times. nothing. >> reporter: what janet didn't know is that kenia and the two other girls couldn't get into the club. the bouncers weren't buying their fake i.d. cards. so they went to another club nearby, even took a few pictures. but they didn't tell anyone they were there. >> and i sent her the last message about 11:30, and nothing. >> reporter:

janet read a conversation between her son and a woman who went by the name arena angel.aid the two of them talked about every thing from holidays to family. >> we are not askin much, just online companionship. there are two checks deposited into this wells fargo account. keep $500 for himself and then donate the rest. >> why do i have to why didn't the account just donate? it makes no sense. he is family, he has been with the family for decades. i would like to do the same as well. thisthisthisthisthisthisthis for 4500. and then then then then then thn his behalf. >> the fact that this money went out the window so quickly, i was just like holy cow. >> the checks deposited had bounced. why is all of my money gone? can you please exercise some patients? it is my issue with the account officer. i am really sorry. i promised to make it up to you. janet wants to know that they did not send a warning like this one notifying her that a new river suit -- a new recipient had been added since she is the custodian. early morning services told 7 on your side and alert may go to one

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here's cbs' janet shamlian. >> reporter: alabama's tuskegee news has never had a journalist like amymy lives more than 1,000 miles from tuskegee. >> how you doing? >> reporter: and journalist guy trammell, with whom she shares twice-monthly column. >> when you're sharing the stories you get to know each other. >> i had this idea anyway about doing a column from a white perspective and trying to match it with somebody doing it from a black perspective. >> color is connected runs in the the paper covering amy's community, south berwick, maine. they became sister cities with the predominantly black city. hospitality returned in maine. what has this relationship meant to you? >> this is one opportunity to actually bring people together instead of a divided states, we're the united states. >> reporter: there's no politics in the columns. guy and amy simply share a slice of life from the perspective-- a black man in the south, a white woman in the north. >> so now we feel like we're walking together towards the progress we want to make in this country. >> once you move from communications

joyce beatty, and treasury secretary janet yellen. >> it is my honor to now introduce the founder and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. [applause] >> martin luther king day holiday, day of recognition national holiday, take on special meaning to national action network. i started my activism when i was 13 years old, formally started my activism as the youth director of new york chapter operation breadbasket founded by dr. king. i took that position the year he was killed. his organization prompt its inception served in our incorporation papers that we would build on the principles of dr. martin luther king dr. martin luther king. so this is not a holiday that is something imposed upon the calendar. it is something we fought for. we didn't fight for it to be a day off. we fought for it to be a day on. working under principles and realization of what dr. king stood for. no time in my memory is more important than today as we battle around voting rights, police reform, economic equality. there couldn't be a time more pregnant with the possibilities of seeing

with michael, james, pastor miles, janet, please stand and be recognized. [applause] missouri is a diverse state. and a one-size-fits-all approach will never work here. in this state, we use common sense and took a balanced approach to the pandemic. and while that may not seem like a novel idea, when you look to some of them, policies and mandates and other states and places, you find that common sense may not be so common. we never had any state mandates or forced businesses, schools or churches to close in this state. we protected lives and livelihoods in this state. [applause] and what it comes to covid-19 mandates, i firmly believe that the people should have a say through their local elected representatives and not be dictated by needless executive action or any one person. [applause] that's why i don't support and have never supported mandates and missourians can rest assured that my position will not change. [applause] today our economy has nearly fully recovered and we have the opportunity to make fundamental improvements to our state that will serv