jefferies is coming out and saying we're worried.ng our lives again we've taken all the precautions. how much more do we need? i mean, i get it, listen, i'm not a denier. my brother works on this stuff. liz: okay. you're going to get cutoff because we have to go go to commercial break charlie thank you very much we're coming right back. i promise - as an independent advisor - to put the financial well-being of you and your family first. i promise to serve, not sell. i promise our relationship will be one of partnership and trust. i am a fiduciary, not just some of the time, . . ple achieve their financial goals. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memo

senator, since you said that this afternoon, we have now learned that jeffery clark is saying he mayes and has to use the fifth amendment rather than answer questions about them. >> yeah. you know, this is one of the things that has always bugged me. when you are a state prosecutor, you have to respond to 911 calls. when you are a federal prosecutor, you get to sit back at your desk and just decide which of the various cases you want to find federal jurisdiction on. as a result, the state prosecutors handle lots of cases and they have to go quickly. you have to make decisions quickly. you have to democrat detectives have to investigate quickly. the federal government is not used to moving with dispatch when it comes to seeking justice. they are used to going really, really slowly, and that's what the trump lawyers are count ogen the trump gang is counting on the fact that they can take over congress before it is decided whether congress will still have the power to subpoena and do oversight in our government. >> when you discover that jeffery clark is saying and his lawyer is publicl

the defense reminded the jury separate maxwell from the jeffery epstein. he's been tried for being with epstein, maybe that was the biggest mistake of her life but that was not the crime. >> the jury felt otherwise, the crime they deemed her guilty can leave the 60 years old in prison for the rest of her life. >> joining us now tom winter and former prosecutor, charles colmen. charles, i want to start with you, you have been following this case for years now. where does this fall on the spectrum of what you expect here? >> it's exactly what i expected. the key thing when you look at the charging documents and what the jurors had to go through to arrive at their verdict, it's clear they believe the women. several of the counts they convicted on tied to the individual victim. speaking of jane testifying under -- jurors believed their story and believed what they had to say. based on what i saw in the courtroom and the corroborating evidence that prosecutors presented, this guilty verdict that the jurors arrived at yesterday makes an awful a lot of sense. >>

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we said at the intro, that jeffery epstein was a convicted pedophile. how long is the jury out?ay, the next day? >> you have another day or two. i would not be surprised, trace, if you get a hung jury in this case. >> trace: nor would i. thanks, brian. thank you. >> you bet. >> trace: we are also closely following the case about the parents of the michigan school suspect. prosecutors now allege that they ignored their son's sad emotional state. his fascination with guns and other disturbing signs including head of a bird that he kept in a you're. andy mccarthy when "the story" continues. ferent kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. veteran homeowners. if you haven't refin

but there are certainly indications that jeffery clark is kind of playing games here. as the chairman pointed out, jeffery clark did not assert the fifth amendment right when he testified before the committee at least appeared for a deposition on november 5th. and so if this isn't a stall tactic, i think this vote keeps the heat on him, forces him to show up and go through question by question the issues on what he going to plead the fifth amendment. >> and, peter, back to your beat. hard as it is to believe, life in this white house and for this administration has changed once again in the past 24 to 48 hours with the arrival of this variant forcing the administration to scramble. it throws certainly a wrench in the national works when this nation has zero appetite for new restrictions. >> yeah, i think that's exactly right. obviously, president biden came to office on the promise of getting a hold of this pandemic and getting us past it. now, whether this omicron variant is actually going to be as serious as some people fear, we don't know. it's early. there is not e

will that satisfy those that say they were abused by jeffery epstein? what do you think? child sexual a because over the year. one of the most compelling evidence is when a victim takes the stand. in this case you had several victims take the stand. they talked about being molested, abused, exploited. why is that important? i think during the trials lawyers for maxwell should have changed their game plan. she should have testified. i think maxwell's failure to testify, to get up on that stand and tell that jury no, i wasn't in that room when that happened. i didn't observe epstein engage in a sexual act with these minors. by the way, i was a victim as well of epstein. he was a predator against me. because that's her defense. the only evidence you are have the victims. lawyers, when they talk about these things, it's not evidence. when they say maxwell was a victim, too. she's a scapegoat. there's no evidence of that whatsoever. so her failure to testify i believe will result in either a guilty verdict or a hung jury at best. >> okay. perhaps a missed opportunity by the de

ben jeffery of bmo capital markets talking about rates.till ahead, we will hear from the ceo of johnson & johnson, alex gorsky leaving soon. david westin asked him about his business and fighting covid. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. johnson & johnson ceo alex gorsky says the company will have more information about the efficacy of its vaccine against the omicron variant in the coming weeks and discussed how the pandemic has change the business of j&j. alex: first of all, it's important to acknowledge the great progress we have seen. clearly, we have some challenges in front of us, but when you think back to the uncertainty that we all faced 20 months ago, would we have a vaccine, therapeutics, what would be the path forward we have certainly made a lot of progress. but omicron has demonstrated, we need to get everybody vaccinated. the sooner we can get everybody vaccinated, and the more we are learning, including a booster, the more we can prevent these additional mutations and hopefully get through i

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prosecutors argued she helped jeffery epstein. the defense claimed she's a scapegoat. >>> and day two in the jury deliberation in the kim potter trial. she said she accidentally reached for her gun instead of a tazer when she shot and killed daunte wright. >> and deciding the fate of elizabeth holmes. if convicted, she could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> the pentagon updated its rules to address extremist activity in the military. a year after a number of former service members took part in the riot at the capitol. the rules are more specific about social media. service members are prohibited from liking or posting extremist views or supporting the overthrow of the government. >>> coming up, escape from haiti. new details about a missionary group. a group of a daring get away. former trump revealed, he got an extra dose of the vaccine. his reaction when some of the crowd booed him. this is the cbs morning news. bs. silver jewelry gifts for $17.59... and, earn kohl's cash! kohl's. even after you sanitize, every touch can leave

prosecutors said she groomed under age girls for her boyfriend, jeffery epstein.ies of the testimony for all four of maxwell's accusers asking the judge to identify enticement, which is part of the two charges that maxwell. there's still no verdict. >> the more time goes on, defense attorneys are happier from their perspective that the jurors are looking at the facts and it's not a slam dunk for the prosecution. >> during the more than two weeks of graphic testimony here in new york, the supreme court has heard from four women that maxwell said they were underaged. she told the jurors that maxwell wouldn't be the scapegoat nor epstein's case.that's what the defense has been saying. if maxwell is convicted, she faces 70 years behind bars. she's pled not guilty to all charges in front of the federal courthouse. we're waiting for any developments seeing if the jurors have more development. they submitted 12 questions to the judge so far. they're expected to deliberate until 6:00, an hour longer than the past week or so. so any developments we'll bring them to you, tr

, to see art, hear music, take in a new museum exhibit, we had to get in my dad's buick 225, take jeffery boulevard to lakeshore drive, and head north to downtown. and even as a child, i understood this disparity. i understood whenever there was a huge investment of resources in the city, new park, infrastructure improvements, or any other beautification effort it rarely happened in our neighborhood. we did have the museum of science and industry one of my favorite places on the planet by the way right here in jackson park, but the park, itself, for the most part it just didn't call to us. it didn't always feel like a place for kids like me. too often this gorgeous park felt like something to drive through or go around to get to somewhere else. and as i grew up and i left my neighborhood to attend whitney young, i gained greater exposure to this magical city, riding hours and i mean hours every day back and forth on the number 6 jeffery express. i was able to see more of what chicago had to offer. but i continued to ask myself why didn't we have more places to gather and connect in our ne

. >> fox business alert, we mentioned the airline sectors hitting some turbulence at this hour, jefferies downgraded southwest airlines to a hold from a buy, saying that persistence, inflation, yes that word again, will weigh on profitability. it also cut its price target to $45 a share, it is at 43.70 at the moment, morgan stanley cut its southwest price target to 65 a share, a little bit more optimistic there. right now, love is down 3.5%. american airlines is pulling back its international flights during the key summer season, and it is not because of covid. american blaming boeing's delays in delivering new 787 dreamliner s which have been plagued with production problems american says without boeing's wide body jet, capacity is limit ed, forcing it to cut flights to asian and european regions. we've got american flat, we've got boeing down 2%. and from airlines to autos, ford motor has closed its reservation list for the upcoming f 150 light link all electric pick-up capping orders at 200,000, ceo jim farley telling cnbc the producti on capacity is limited for now but plans are to ex

jeffery is saying, quote, the u.s. affluent, and we flag the significant surge in asset values and above all from cryptocurrency wealth which has increased the total of cash transactions now, the north american share of global luxury spending is expected to grow from 23% to 25% next year, though china still will lead the world by far at over 40% of all global luxury spending stocks that will benefit most here, lvmh, up 40% this year, kering up over 20% this is why the chairman has added $50 billion to his personal wealth this year. now, of course, the third richest man in the world >> so, robert, a question i got to ask yis, is the whole luxury category going to be the new robinhood and coin base where the fortunes are somewhat tied to the value of cryptocurrency if we get a dip, a dive in the price of bitcoin or ether, is that going to hit luxury sales now? >> well, they're certainly tied to that consumer in terms of the trends in the buying if you look at lvmh, if you look at keil and reishmont, it is the young crowd

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jefferies ceo saying he is on day 10 of his self-quarantine saying he was lucky, two days of feelingas no doubt that it's mild. jeffries was one of the first to require vaccinations to come back into the office, telling people to start working from home again. there is so much uncertainty. david: that is a good point. the fact we are talking about individuals and reporting it does feel like this time last year. i remember talking about tom hanks. do we need to look at it that way in terms of case count? perhaps that's a different conversation altogether. that is in instagram. 10 things the jeffries boss learned while in quarantine. a drone giant catching tension between the u.s. and china. the details of that story just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back to the show. let's talk about drones and dji. the near-monopoly warning that the government might be getting access to sensitive data. our guest is here with more. guest: as you said, the largest drone maker in the world. in the u.s. they have much more than 50% in the market when it comes to consumer drones. almost mono

guilty on all 5 of 6 charges and the sex trafficking trial linked to the late convicted pedophile. jeffery americans budget priorities. put the pentagon before the pandemic as president biden signs off on a massive $700000000.00 defense plan. while washington global vaccination campaign keeps running out of money. the german politicians want to ban popular messaging app telegram over hosting hate speech and co conspiracy theory. however, moscow says that double standards as the german media criticized russia for trying to do the same a few years ago.

explore the cars, but harnessing the stop. counting the car on i just hear them with i'm doors so jeffery, in vienna. iran the u. k. france, germany, russia and china have resume talks in the australia capital amy to revive their 2015 joint comprehensive plan of action or the iran nuclear deal. the united states is participating indirectly, after withdrawing from the agreement 3 years ago. but there is another important party involved in the diplomatic efforts, and that's the international atomic energy agency, or i. e. as part of the u. n, the nuclear watchdog has kept dialogue and negotiations ongoing with all parties involved. but as tensions and disagreements on key issues remain unresolved, what would it take for the negotiations? the j. c. p. a way to succeed? and if they fail, what's next? stay with us. as the director general of the international atomic energy agency, rafael marianna grossi talks to al jazeera, ah, director general of the international atomic energy agency, rafael marianna grossi, thank you for talking to l. just my pleasure. good to see you. what do you think is

replying ghislaine maxwell, pointing to the 59-year-old, alleging it was maxwell who showed her how jeffery likes to be massaged. >> this is very powerful, very emotional, very personal testimony coming from this witness. >> reporter: earlier today epstein's long time pilot larry visoski testifying that epstein introduced him to jane in the cockpit more than two decades ago. remembering her as a mature woman, with piercing, powder blue eyes, but claiming he did not know her age. visoski also saying he only knew who was on board the jet if it was someone noteworthy, like former presidents bill clinton, donald trump and prince andrew, all of whom are known to have socialized with epstein in the past. visoski emphatic he never saw any sexual activity on board. maxwell has pleaded not guilty to all six federal counts. her defense team and family arguing she has been a scapegoat for authorities. >> the challenge for prosecutors is making sure they don't focus too much just on jeffrey epstein. that's exactly what the defense is arguing. >> reporter: maxwell's attorneys stressed that 20 years have

the defense that ghislaine is a scapegoat and she's a stand in for jeffery epstein.ell may not be guilty by association. is that playing well in the courtroom? >> keep in mind they only presented two witnesses and they have not presented any corroborating evidence, no plane tickets or things like that that could probably help victims. so like i said, i also, you know, ghislaine has the best defense team that money can buy. they are good lawyers, her defense lawyer did a good job yesterday at pointing to all these different inconsistencies that the victim presented of what she told authorities. >> julie k. brown, thank you very much for coming on the show. thank you for your persist tant coverage. >>> coming up, 89 increase in the number of threats of federal judges. we'll talk to a judge whose son was killed and husband was injured in an attack that was meant for her. "morning joe" is coming right back. "morning joe" is coming right back lly want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [ding] where's mom? she said she would be home in time for the sho

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that's absolutely jeffery tucker of the brownstone and still always appreciate avenue on thank you so much for your commentary to that. my pleasure. thank you so much. and finally, what gift rachel blevins you get for a loved one when you just can't find the perfect either. well, the answer for the non creative family member me used to be some good old. busy fashioned cash, but that may be changing as crypto lending firm blocked by recently conducted a survey which found that nearly one in 10 americans could give crypto currency or wouldn't get crypto currency as a gift this holiday season. now it comes as no surprise it. bitcoin was the most popular gift idea there, followed by mean token don't coin, and then a theory and now and if you have become increasingly popular. but the survey found the only 2 percent of respondents are interested in receiving them as a gift, probably because they're still trying to figure out how to give them how they work, where they're going to come a little bit easier. right. and absolutely, and i think if you gave crypto to maybe not don't coin, but a bi

the jefferies index is up.s of the spring of 2020 that's the big v on your left. move to the middle a shallower outbreak last winter you move to the right, the shallowest of all was the delta in the summer. maybe this next wave will be shallower still the hope is the current wave as the least effective. one key, whether it shows up in the jobs data, employers, remember they've struggled to find workers they might be reluctant to let them go. that could lessen the economic impacts. joe, i think individual sum might be vaccinated with the evidence that omicron has really very minor effects may be willing to take more risks than say in those other outbreaks >> right right. we still don't know, i guess steve, that's the ope. that is the hope that the reason cases aren't mild is they're all breakthroughs or you got some protection maybe for people that haven't had a vaccine or two or three, maybe it's mild with them, too. i don't think we can say that definitively at this point that's the key question. >> i was talk

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jeffery clark's postponement was due to medical. clark who the committee says trying to get the doj to act on trump's big lie and deny the biden presidency signalled he intended to plea the fifth. members voted to refer him of contempt of congress. today we learned another high-profile witness, john eastman who wrote that memo outlining a plan to overturn election have also involved his fifth amendment rights. the committee has requested eastman to turnover documents and appear for his deposition on the 8th of december. adam schiff says they are determined to hear from clark and eastman. >> we are following mr. clark's example. we have great questions for him. we indicate no fifth amendment concern and no factual basis for that. we'll have to see when he comes in whether there is a good faith bases to a certain of -- what i find extraordinary is we have someone in clark who's at the senior most senior level at the department of justice who's saying i can't answer certain questions because it may in criminate criminal activities. tha

joining us to discuss his outlook is jefferies michael ye, who has a hold on the stock. with the fact that you have a hold the stock has had an incredible year, though it's well off of its highs. why not buy it here? >> great to be here with you i think there's two reasons. one is, i think that there is still continued uncertainty about where the revenues and where the need for ongoing boosters is every year and as you're watching omicron, even though i think a boost is needed, is milder and milder, i think there's a lot of uncertainty about the tail on boosters the second thing i think is certainly a much discussed topic which is valuation you know, close to 105 billion market cap, one of the largest out there, on a one product story. i think there's uncertainty going forward. that's why the hold. >> this issue of omicron being allegedly more or not as severe, at least what we think now given the studies we've seen, what does that do, do you think, to demand even if let's just say health officials say yes, next year, you're going to need a booster, is there going to be

you have a jefferies analyst saying the market cap of the truck spin out could be a huge number.l dutch shell quite interesting, down .6%. energy going nowhere fast today. it is saying goodbye to the netherlands. it will list a single line of shares in the u.k. so they can get more cash back to shareholders. there is a tax withholding in the netherlands hampering that. it does not necessarily hurt that the hague district court said shall had to zero -- had to speed up zeroing out some of their emissions. santander down .9%. the company will have to pay about 68 billion euros after they did a u-turn on appointing him as ceo and have to give that to him as divert comp. there'll be a rolling and it goes back to the courts. that is a nice way to get money for a job you did not death. we all appreciate that. -- for a job you did not actually get. we all appreciate that. u.k. gdp did not come in good for october. that is before we get to omicron. that setting the narrative as we go into the holidays. gene: -- guy: the bank of england next week, and this has become the yen and yang of t

financial economist at jefferies's joining us to give her take on this. this is rearview mirror.am now trying to focus on and understand is what was the momentum coming into omicron. what kind of a story was the u.s. economy telling by this data, and how is omicron going to change that? at the moment, behavior is starting to shift. what do you see in terms of the story coming into now and how omicron is ultimately going to affect the data going forward? what are you seeing about the story of the moment? >> we saw incredibly strong momentum, very strong consumer activity in general, and going into the thanksgiving weekend. we were tracking 9% gdp growth for the first quarter. they're going to lose some of that momentum. we are still going to have a very solid gdp. right now we are estimating about 7%, 7.25% both, but q1 really looks in question. businesses have responded. have seen in new york city, restaurants closing, broadway shows closing. those employees are being furloughed, but even if it is for a week, they don't have the unemployment benefits they had last summer, so even

i don't think any program will help anybody like a jeffery dahmer or richard ramirez. evil needs to be locked up. we had a 12-year-old boy shot down the other day. his mother was shot and a 9-year-old girl was shot in the back. one minute this kid is excited about christmas and his mom is planning what to buy him and now she's planning his funeral. that's what's going on. when i see the soft on crime approach that george gascon and another soft on crime district attorney in san francisco, crime in both cities are crazy. it's like listing in the movie purge. every day is crime is just running rampant. nobody cares. the officers are thing their job. we arrest people. we put them in jail. they're getting released faster than the officer can finish the report. they're throwing their hands up. they're frustrated. they want to protect the citizens of los angeles. so the only thing we can say is if you're planning to come to los angeles for christmas or to visit, please don't. we can't assure your safety. i feel for the small business owners saying that because i know they ne

the former girlfriend of jeffery epstein was found guilty of five of the six charges she faced includingt serious, grooming a trafficking of young girls for epstein's alleged sex abuse ring. she faces up to 65 years in federal prison. >> the road to justice has been far too long. but today justice has been done. i want to commend the bravery of the girl, now grown women, who stepped out of the shadows. >> maxwell did not take the stand. the defense argued unsuccessfully she was being made a scape goat for epstein. he killed himself in jail before he faced his own trial on federal sex trafficking charges. >> obviously we are very disappointed with the verdict. we have already started working on the appeal and we are confident she will be vindicate. >> some accusers were as young as 14 at the time. two said maxwell groped them herself. four testified, some emotional and graphic detail, that maxwell witnessed them being abused, even instructed how to give massages. >> this is a great day for the women to feel vindicate and of course a terrible day for maxwell. >> maxwell faces trial on two

the former girlfriend of accused sexual predator jeffery epstein was found guilty of five of the six charges she faced including the most serious of grooming and trafficking young girls for epstein's alleged sex abuse ring. she faces up to 65 years in a federal prison. >> the road to justice has been far too long. about you today justice has been done. i want to commend the bravery of the girls, now grown women, who stepped out of the shadows and into the courtroom. >> reporter: maxwell did not take the stand. the defense argued she was being made a scape goat for epstein who killed himself in jail in 2019 before facing trial for his own federal sex trafficking charges. >> obviously we are very disappointed with the verdict. we have already started working on the appeal and we are confident she will be vindicate. >> reporter: some accusers were as young as 14 at the time. two said maxwell groped them herself. >> this is a great day for these women to feel vindicated and of course a terrible day for ghislaine maxwell. >> reporter: maxwell faces trial on two counts of perjury in a sepa

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. >> reporter: frustration and grumbling as flight logs from convicted sex offender jeffery epstein's alleged victims names were hidden. who are the others onboard and why haven't they been named publicly? defense lawyers raising the issue by one of epstein's long-time clients, saying counsel for the government was referring to certain flights and noting epstein and/or maxwell were on the flights and would say others without naming those individuals. the judge responded in agreement, wondering why so many names have been kept from view, calling the flight logs overly redacted. the prosecutor tried to explain saying there was no particular reason. adding she didn't think they were relevant to question she was asking. the judge seemed to have had enough and insisted that more of the flight logs be shared in court. the prosecutor citing how time intensive that will be, asking to be given the long weekend break to work it that didn't stop some infrom reportedly suggesting the case was rigged to keep some people out of the spotlight. this isn't the first time prosecutors in the government'

so i asked democrat caucus hakeem jefferys what house leadership thinks about all of this. >> i don't want to comment on what leadership's position is. president biden has been very clear that he's going to provide all the help. >> this week the white house said they were sending additional support from the fbi but one law enforcement group, the national sheriff's association immediately disputed that by saying officers in california were not seeing any federal help and now the doj has just announced that they're awarding 17.5 million in grant money for a safe neighborhood program. meanwhile, this whole thing has turned in to a big campaign issue for the gop ago they set their sights on the mid-term. >> this is the direct result of direct attorneys, democrat prosecutors all the way to the white house saying to criminals, you know, do what you want. they a big mistake. >> now they have to respond because of the letter from the major retailers. we have not seen an agreement on the new budget from president biden. the white house says the budget would include more money to boost police f

. >> you actually started two new positions in biotech and michael was on the news with jefferies recentlyid about biotech this year. there was a buyer's strike i think that's putting it politely when you think of the tr troubles its had why did you do this? >> michael is a good analyst and i've spoken to him many times although we disagree on -- i bought the bbi and once smaller cap, and one's larger cap and i think that they don't go two years, and i've looked they don't go two years of down years and they don't go two years with such poor performance in a row and i didn't buy it because of the calendar, i bought it because i don't like what happens with biotech and i don't like what happens with the rnd pipelines of big pharma and they've been notoriously poor capital allocators and what they've been doing is they've been buying small biotech, so that will make the whole group lift i don't expect that issuance to continue, so less supply so i think the market is very well set up for biotech to have a big year next year >> carter worth saying just today, just this morning that biotech is

the case against the former associate of jeffery epstein lies mostly on the testimony of four women.maxwell facilitated and sometimes participated in sexual abuse by epstein when they were minors. >>> and defense attorneys in the trial of kim potter have rested their case, after the former police officer took the stand in a day of emotional testimony. she is charged in the killing of daunte wright during a traffic stop earlier this year. closing arguments in the trial are set to begin next week. cnn's josh campbell has the latest from minneapolis. >> i remember hearing taser, taser, taser. and nothing happened. and then he told me i shot him. >> former officer kim potter testifies for the first time explaining the moment she cot and killed daunte wright last april. potter describes seeing her fellow officer struggling with write during the traffic stop. >> he had the look of fear on his face. it's something i've seen before. we were struggling, and trying to keep him from driving away. it was just chaotic. >> wright, who officers learned had an outstanding warrant for a weapons viola

. >> we all talked about volatility, why don't you look at jeffery if you don't own it as high qualitytrategy. gives you great income >> okay. thank you. michael farr >> we didn't get to fedex, scott, but i like it 11 times earnings. growing those earnings at 14% with a 1.2% dividend >> all right good stuff happy new year to you. good to see you today. kevin o'leary, same to you >> happy new year. >> thank you very much vintage wine estates growing a massive direct business in the beverage industry and just bought ace hard cider and upgraded their guidance because the direct-to-consumer business in 42 states exploding. 3,000 acres of vineland under their control. >> all right farmer jim >> boeing. obviously it has been a troubled stock for some time, but in the last week it is up 10% as it comes out of the omicron woes, and it also comes out of tax lost harvesting. i think this price to buy it is the right one, especially if, as i do, you see aerospace recovery continuing in 2022 >> all right dr. j. >> american eagle outfitters january 14th, 24.50 calls. bought 'em during the show, sco

and conspiracy trial of ghislaine maxwell, the former girlfriend of the late disgraced financier jefferys up to date on the trial. >> yang: judy, maxwell faces six counts for allegedly aiding and abetting epstein's abuse of underage teens. epstein died in a federal jail in 2019 before he could stand trial himself. maxwell is accused of involvement with four of the dozens of girls epstein allegedly trafficked. moira penza is a former assistant u.s. attorney who led the prosecution resulting in the 2019 sex-trafficing conviction of nxivm cult leader keith raniere. she's now a partner at the firm wilkinson stekloff. thanks so much for being with us. this trial gave the four survivors who re involved in this case the opportunity that was taken away from them when epstein died, you that is to have a day in court, you worked on similar cases, high profile cases, what does it mean for these survivors, these women to it be able to go into court and tell their story? >> you know, john, i think it is really important that people get to see victims of sexual violence have the ability to seek justic

the british socialite is accused of helping jeffery epstein's sexually abused teenage girls.ll six counts.n prison. today was alsominnesotae officer kim potter. the jury returned to the courtroom to ask the judge what happens if they can't reach consensus. the judge told him to continue working toward the verdict and then send them back for further deliberations. as garrett tenney tells us jurors are weighing testimony from dozens of witnesses. jurors in the kim potter trial, working to reach a verdict in their second day of deliberations. the panel of six men and six women returned two quart around nine am local time, they'll decide whether to convict the former minnesota police officer of manslaughter in the shooting death of dante right. jurors are considering testimony from more than 30 witnesses, most notably potter herself. she apologized on the stand last week, telling jurors she mistook her gun for a taser . she testified that she didn't want to hurt anybody and often grew emotional issue testified about the moments when she shot right. but prosecutors say a mistake i