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>> that's a good question. one, jims a way that we continue to earn our environmental license to operate. we've also found that it's increasing our operational up time as well too, so there is a tangible benefit to our shareholders as we allocate capital towards this. >> all right, now, one of the things that i'm concerned about a mutual friend from rbm was telling me, we are really depleting the strategic -- we're taking down a million. some people say it's a dangerous m move is that the long-term way to be able to handle our situation >> look, i think we're going to ultimately have to replenish the strategic petroleum reserve. i hope we don't replenish it when the commodity prices are high we've got the capability here domestically to certainly lean into production growth the problem is today, though, jim, is that the same supply chain issues that we're seeing across the -- our industry and across other industries are really making capital allocation decisions very difficult because it's going to translate to degradin

jim, good morning. nice to see you. we heard the detail of devastating failures by the police in what took place in uvalde. what strikes me here is the children in that school did everything right. they called 911. they pleaded for help. it is the police and law enforcement that is responsible for the failures and not doing their job and not protecting them. what should this response have looked like? >> good morning, kristen and peter. yes, let me tell you how it should have went. it is a heartbreaking case. officers were brave. they took rifle fire and they were stopped by the locked doors of the classroom. they reached a breach point. they are stopped. they cannot go through the door or wall without breaching tools. this is the failure of american law enforcement across the board in patrol area. we have not learned the lessons of virginia tech and the amish school in lancaster, pennsylvania. this is common in american law enforcement patrol. it needs to be fixed. no breaching tools. you want to go for the key. the su

. >>> very good morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. we're following major breaking news out of ukraine just in the last few minutes. heavy fighting has broken out today at the azovstal steel plant in the city of mariupol. surrounded by russian forces and widely that steel plant seen as the city's last line of defense. and where hundreds of civilians remain barricaded under constant russian bombardment. the mayor says he's lost contact with the ukrainian fighters there, that several civilians including more than 30 children are still stuck inside there. awaiting evacuation. all this as russia says it will destroy nato convoys of weapons into ukraine. could that mean an escalation? also back home, outrage across the u.s., protests in several major cities following the release of a supreme court draft opinion that would overturn abortion rights in this country. more on that in just a moment. >>> plus, politics, cnn projects that j.d. vance will win ohio's gop senate nomination, the race billed as the first test of trump's influence in the

jim, good morning.orney will determine just what happens next. the surveillance was released by the osceola office. according to authorities out there, this was all the result of that deputy that used his taser after knocking over 26-year-old, along with the dirt bike he was filling up with at that gas station. it is a move the sheriff said was, quote, egregious. the 26-year-old is identified as tkpwaoepb beretto. he is in the hospital after undergoing surgery for burns to most of his body. because he matched a description of a rider that was with another group that had brandished a weapon, it is important to note that the sheriff said a weapon was never found on him. >> who stops for gas along the way, particularly when they are only one mile away from their residence? it was clear he went to get gas before he went home. that's what's logical. that's what happened. >> reporter: all right. so the deputy has been identified as david crawford. he is being charged with a misdemeanor, culpable negligence. b

good on a pullback >> thank you for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. do not goanywhere. "mad money with jim cramer" starts right now my mission is . to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica other people make friends, i try to make you money. call me at 800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jim cramer it is the interest rate, stupid. that is my take on this market the yield and the benchmark 10-year treasury spiked above 3% and then stocks crash and ebb when the 10-year came down, the s&p advancing .57% and the nasdaq jumping 1.63% after being crushed. it doesn't seem to matter what most companies do. their stocks are hostage to treasury and handcuffed to the ten-year and it is determining everything it is ridiculous to see what happens when you go lockstep because it chokes off any good news you have the dow jones today, yes, today stocks of real companies that make real things that make money and return money

. >> good thursday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. two big stories we're following this morning. first, a show of support at the white house, an important one this hour president biden meeting with the leaders of both sweden and finland as their countries take steps towards joining nato. a move by all accounts prompted by russia's invasion of ukraine. the meeting comes just hours before biden departs washington for his first trip to asia since taking office. during the visit, the president will make stops in south korea and japan with hopes of reinforcing those alliances there. with china in mind. but as biden prepares to head overseas, there are concerns that north korea is preparing to test an intercontinental ballistic missile in the coming days, one more dose of saber ra rattling. the other major story we're following, the u.s. economy in flux, to say the least. wall street set for another rough day, dow futures already down. you see there this morning. after the markets' worst day in nearly two years yesterday, ending down nearly 1200 points, 3.5% or so. inflation fears now

good morning to you. we have breaking news this hour. i'm jim sciutto. the news out of ukraine. a source close to the mariupol evacuation effort tells cnn that 50 buses taken there ended up being left empty. not used. no one able to escape to safety on those buses. that source says that russian forces permitted the departure of only some evacuees from the eisenstall steel plant that's the lifeboat through these attacks but now a wider group of civilians, starting today, it's likely that civilians from the broader city of mariupol will get out under the u.n.-led effort, not those in asovstol. fighting across the city of mariupol. the azofstol steel plant, now lost with the ukrainian fighters still there. >>> the eu is targeting russia once again. the massive sanctions could ban all russian oil imports by the end of this year. earlier than planned and remove the biggest bank from the s.w.i.f.t. network, a big impact for financial transactions. all this as russia says it will destroy, attack nato convoys of weapons headed into ukraine. let's begin this morning though with cnn inter

jim, good to hear or see there's movement on this. where are we right now with the process?question. seems like we're in an ice age for this investigation. i'm worried that the supreme court police department is a little overmatched. they typically focus on security, not on investgative type of materials. each justice has about four clerks. so it's a good pool of people. we're starting to hear some rumblings that the law clerks or some of the law clerks are considering getting counsel rather than volunteering any of their personal data to the investigators. >> charles: what is interesting to me that is whoever is the leaker was lauded as a hero be many on the left and maybe this person, he or she, hasn't been persuaded to out themselves. they're not facing what -- would they face any real criminal liability? >> i think it's unlikely. you're right. one of my biggest concerns the day this story broke, that they would be treated as a heroic whistle-blower, which is nonsensical. they violated a serious moral code on the supreme court. on the criminal side, it's thin. that might

jim. >> good for you, you sound found peace out here. >> yeah, my analog life was working out just finee drug? >> once they got you, they don't let you. you start to need those likes and those follows and branded content. and then you search, one time, for thermal socks, and pretty soon you're getting buried in sock ads. >> who's this? ( raccoon chitters ) >> this is lulu. >> oh. ( raccoon chitters ) >> hi, lulu. >> she doesn't talk, she's a raccoon. >> right. >> oh. >> yeah. >> stephen: that was-- ( cheers and applause ) that was, is that an animatronic or are we talking country bear jamboree raccoon? >> that say real raccoon, and when you work with animals, it's always, it's potluck. you don't know what are you going to get and the day we showed up, the raccoon wrangler says "not a good day" and we're like, "what's going on?" ( laughter ) >> stephen: wait a second, the raccoon wasn't having a good day? >> no, she just said us to "not a good day." she was not, the wrangler said this and we're like, "why?" she was like "well, that truck we're filming in was owned by a smoker and raccoon

. >> good morning, jim. goodrst question to you is one i know you're familiar with and the folks at home might be asking themselves right now. and that is we have seen shootings like this before, sadly. all too often, often involving children. will this time be different? is there any evidence that there will be action on capitol hill in a way that there has not been following similar shootings? >> jim, i wish i could tell you and your viewers yes. but i can't. we have been through this so many times, we have had school shootings after school shootings, mass shootings after mass shootings, every day 30 people are killed by someone using a gun. if you factor in accidental deaths and suicides, the number goes up to 100. there is action on capitol hill. it is just not enough. we passed out of the house an important bill that would require background checks before anyone can buy a gun. that is a way to check to make sure people who are dangerous -- a danger to themselves or others can't get a gun. but sadly that bipa

tell us what we know. >> reporter: good morning, jim. it is chilling video and it shows just how chaotic things were as the shooting was unfolding. we obtained this video from an individual who did not want to be identified but says he began recording it on his facebook live and you could hear in this recording a clip of an adult being told by a child that they had been shot. now, according to this individual that was part of radio traffic of customs and border protection, unclear why that would be on the radio traffic between the agents, but the individual who recorded the video said as soon as agents realize d he could overhear, thy turned down that audio. this could be very difficult for some of our viewers to watch. >> are you injured? >> i got shot. >> where? where? >> a kid got shot? >> reporter: it gives us unsight as to what was happening as that shooting was unfolding. it is unclear at what point during the shooting that video was recorded. >> this morning we hear from also a first responder whose wife and child were inside of t

. >> good to see you, jim. >> first just catch up covid stock thing to me is not real what matters isess is good, jim as you mentioned, we're in really unique position this year, other brands are navigating inflation and going to be going against a tough consumer backdrop if you will. going to have to look at pricing to manage and wingstop in a different position seen deflation in business price of wings, $3.22 and now $1.62. >> ukraine, 60% of the world's calories taken off, famine in a lot of places. tyson said a lot of food stuffs going up how is it possible one part of the food chain has fallen in price? >> lot of businesses jump into wings, drives the demand that you, but businesses weren't built to manage that volatility in the commodity we've been able to weather it. they've taken wings off their menus and there's a lot of demand for breast meat, where the poultry companies make profit growing as many birds as they can. lot of supply out there. >> thigh thing is over, we're wings? >> we're continuing to advance the supply chain strategy. we have thighs still, but also just laun

jim. >> looks rainy. thank you very much. >>> thank you for being with us today. i'm poppy harlow. >> good this hour" with kate bolduan starts after a quick break. are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. here is what we're watching at this hour. taking on inflation. president biden pushing a flu plan to try to bring prices down. meeting with the federal reserve chairman today. what does any of this really mean for consumers right now? one of biden's top economic advisers is our guest. >>> searching for the leak. the supreme court going to new lengths to try and find who leaked a draft opinion about a landmark abortion case. we have new reporting on the investigation exclusive to cnn. >>> and uvalde one week later. funerals are beginning for the children and the teachers murdered, and still major questions about what actually happened with law enforc

he's the founder of mp materials and has a better idea of it. >> thank you, jim, it's good to be here two releases on my desk. first one, texas rare earth materials factory, we talked about how that had happened, and the second one, the president visits you because he understands how important this is. you can be one of the solutions they have. 3 things going for you. why don't we talk about the supply chain being no longer connected with china one day? >> sure. and thanks, jim. you got it all there. as we announced the texas factory, and we actually broke ground, we had a good ceremony, and then we had also announced an award in february with the president of the united date, and that was really fun. this is sort of a bipartisan thing. everybody wants to get the supply chain home. we are leading the way on that, so when we announced on that is that we will send rare earth materials that we make in california over to fort worth, texas, and we will turn those into magnet. as you mentioned, we announced the gm deal. so we will be making magnets for gm. and i believe you are on the waitl

jim and erica? >> yeah. that's incredible. atika, good to have you on the ground there, thank you. >>> just ahead here, five republican lawmakers including the house minority leader now facing subpoenas from their own colleagues. if they actually cooperate, if they don't, if they don't, what are the consequences, if any? >>> plus, more than 40% of baby formula is now out of stock nationwide. you know what's in stock, a whole lot of misinformation. a pediatrician joins us with what you need to know and what parents can do. >>> later, we will meet the dog that has become an international hero. there he is, for sniffing out for hundreds of russian mines and explosives left behind in ukraine. i spoke with his handlers, trainer about their life saving and dangerous work. it is a great conversation. you get to meet that little guy. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. asya agulnik md: st. jude was founded with an

elizabeth: we have former federal prosecutors jim trusty. good to see you, jim. detailing how there is rivalry between the obama team and biden team. nancy pelosi even quoted as saying that the president obama and his team were jealous of biden's successes. now we've got david axelrod. we've got hunter biden, quoted in an e-mail calling david axelrod, i can't even say it, a giant blank in an email. when you see this going on, why did obama let hunter biden doing what he did to fly on air force two doing the shady overseas business deals? >> who knows. i'm impressed with your shyness about using the "a" word that was used there. it shows frustration behind the scenes between politically ambitious families and candidates. i don't think there is anything particularly revolutionary about hunter biden using that phrase and axelrod responding with takes one to know one. it is a bought of immaturity over issue whether joe would have been a better candidate than hillary clinton in 2016 which was academic. elizabeth: the other story, you mentioned hillary clinton, her tea

william. >> good evening, jim how are you, my friend >> i am good how are you, william >> tell me somethingappened? >> i'm just going to say it. i think it's bottom here 67, 67, 67 let's go to devon in new jersey. >> hey, jim, i have been watching you since you was 14, and i want to thank you for everything you do. >> thank you, my friend. >> my question is about a company that just announced a 50 buy back, 123% in direct consumer growth. how do you feel about the transformation >> well, let's deal it as it is. let's play it as it lays to me, this company is losing money, and i just don't want to touch it i don't want to touch money losers let's go to george in illinois >> thank you for taking my call. >> i love it what's going on? >> you like draft king in the 40s, then you kind of cooled off on it, so bottom line, are you a buyer today? >> i liked the 40s, and then i cut out. i did fortunately exit it correctly. i do think that jason robins did a very good job when he was on squawk i really liked what he had to say, and i know if california and florida come on, they're going to say why di

earnings results pushing stocks higher but how long can this last joining us are ally mccartney, jim bianco good to have you both here ally, i'll start with you. i've got to be honest. i read the notes through if we played the game guess the strategist's target based on the market outlook, i wouldn't have guessed 4700 on the s&p 500 from you. >> yes look, we have come in over the course of the year and i think that is still a bit bullish, but we do have some signs that there is reason for hope in answering your first question, should we trust this rally, i don't think you should trust any day more than another, right? do i hope that we end the week going into not a ninth week of consecutive downs and that we can actually get enough support to hold risk on into the weekend? we certainly hope so but look, i mean yesterday we had the fed come out with their minutes. it is clear that they are having two conversations and trying to manage both. on one hand, talking about the need to manage hyperbolic 40-year high inflation with restrictive financial policy, right? on the other hand, they're already s

people have been getting a little bit sloppy about what are the business fundamentals. >> jim grant, always good talk to you. thanks for rolling with the punches there on the technical issues grant interest rate observer. >>> the rally is going strong. we're up 445 on the dow. s&p 500 zooming 2.4% every sector is higher consumer discretionary and jim grant's energy sector are the leading ones right now the nasdaq coming back, up almost 4% right now. still lower for the week but making up for some of those losses. >>> after the break, mike santoli taking a look at the four quality growth stocks that are trading at a discount to their long-term valuations after this month's market rout. >>> check out some of the top search tickers on cnbc.com 10-year yield right on top it's actually selling off today. yields are a little higher but we're not going back over 3% on the 10-year. >>> there's twitter after elon musk puts the deal on hold down 9.5%. tesla rallying, 6% higher. apple coming back after a tough week, 3.5% and so is the s&p 500, up right now 2.5% we'll be right back. i need indeed. indeed yo

>> boo-ya, jim >> boo-ya. all right, goodbc investors club and investing into despite the bad earnings in nova vax >> i've been waiting and they made a lot of bull claims and they may get it, but we have a great leading company. we have pfizer and biontech and that's what we needed. let's go to danny in arizona danny? >> hey, boo-ya, jim. how you doing? >> i'm good, how are you >> i'm doing good. it hit a wall in russia and ukraine. i'm down about 56% is this thing ever going to turn around >> i think the metals have peaked, okay and i think that's part of the idea i talked about at the top of the no it's just a question how much the fed wants to push to really knock inflation over, and that's what you're dealing with so i cannot recommend the stock even though it's very cheap. how about joan in new york >> mr. cramer, thank you for all that you do. >> thank you, thank you. >> i can't recommend a stock that's not making money. you know how i feel about these companies. if they're not making money they're not on my list to buy

switzerland with another great interview, well-known tech advisor jim brier. >> welcome back to jim breyer, good to see you. >> great to be back. >> you have investments everywhere in technology, public, private. given all the volatile we've seen and the short selloff in the nasdaq are you buying on some of these lower valuations >> i am buying a little bit. again, if we take a company like microsoft on weakness, i will continue to buy. i will continue to add and hold for years. satya is amazing i spent time with him yet here in davos what we really need is conscious leadership, leadership that understands left brain, right brain and this new set of challenges coming out of covid satya is not only a brilliant technical strategist, but a great leader, as is your previous guest, marc benioff where we have tenneco investments together in private companies. >> are you seeing the private company valuations catch up with some of the volatility and the carnage we've seen in the public markets or is it lagging >> it's lacking significantly. i always expect six months of lag. having lived through too man

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good morning. i'm erica hill. >> and i'm jim sciutto. this morning vladimir putin's guide to divide nato is not going as planned. there will be a major expansion of the alliance expanding the border by hundreds of miles and now neighbor be sweden following suit. the slaleaders put the blame squarely on russia. >> meantime, on the ground russia continues to escalate its attack on ukraine. the ukrainian armed forces have bei acknowledged some areas of advances. and a russian civilian has been killed on ukrainian soil as we are now continuing to see new video of atrocities, including this surveillance video obtained by cnn which shows russian soldiers shooting two unarmed civilians as they walked away from an encounter on the outskirts of kyiv. prosecutors say they are investigating this as a war crime. nic robertson is in finland this morning. s >> sara, tell us more. >> this camera stayed on, showing this all the way through from beginning to end. it is incredibly disturbing to watch but what it reveals are russian soldiers shooting two m

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>> good morning, jim.deally there could be a humanitarian solution where a third party could intervene. but it doesn't look like that's going to happen. it is encouraging that some civilians are being allowed to actually leave the plant to go through the humanitarian corridors. but the ukrainian soldiers who have been so courageous, in continuing to fight on and not align the russian forces to take the entire plant, they know what's in store for them. it is unlikely that the russians will allow them to live. after they surrender. so that's the problem here. >> is it a failure then? they have been asking for relief for weeks, in any way, right? purely humanitarian way, get the civilians out. asking for some sort of international guarantee of that, whether that be an organization like the red cross or a third country that would supervise it. it hasn't happened. no one stepped up. and we're watching what's happening. i know the limitations, i know u.s. and nato officials don't want to get into a war, shooting

good to go. ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. >>> joining us is co-founder and ceo of "axios, jimios 1 big thing today? >> good morning, jonathan. joe biden needs an election year win, and there weren't a lot of opportunities for that. we're hearing overnight that joe manchin is reviving hope that there could be a very slim version of build back better. something that would focus on energy, climate, child care, tax credit. the trick here is he'd also want to make sure that there's tax increases to go along with it. an ace in the hole that he says he might have. he might be willing to do this with just democrats. do it through reconciliation, which would allow them to do it, which is democrats. it's probably still unlikely it could happen, but joe biden now has hope that it could happen. >> white house aides, though, probably will express skepticism that joe manchin will play ball this time, since he's frustrated them in the past. you mentioned the midterms. the issue will be the likely overturning of roe v. wade. we expect to hear from the supreme court in a month on that. axios h

jim, erica. >> goodness. >> you can certainly understand why. video, it is -- it is something, selina, appreciate it, thank you. >>> still to come, government agencies rush to help deal with this shortage of infant formula. we're going to have an update for you with the latest from wic, women infants and children association. that's next. when you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those lemons, for less. the unknown is not empty. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the burning, the itching. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also appr

out the airlines big percentage of gains although bouncing off of depressed levels yesterday, jim >> very good> delta back to 37. southwest almost back to 33. we'll get trading with jim in a minute dow's up 225 as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities.™ >>> i've got a couple of upgrades about krispy kreme. they're willing to give you a donut with the vaccine i think that's good. in china, that could solve the problem. general chow there they've got to do something. i wanted to come home, honestly. i want her to come home. i love her so much stuff she has to say is so difficult. but donut, krispy kreme, hspc likes it with a name like that,

jim for ages. i think paramount is doing better when you get -- there's a lot of good stories there. >> you know whoeen telling me that paramount is good, it's not netflix. netflix has its own problems don't throw stones after every single streamer and he's been saying paramount, paramount, paramount. >> paramount is expensive. i think paramount deserves to be up there doing a lot of things right. i don't know what -- gets it even higher. i think he's doing a good job. >> all right bob pisani, what do you see this morning? >> great start walmart is not holding anybody back 6-1 advancing the declining stocks led my metals some very positive news out of china which is up very strongly overnight from them so the metals and mining stocks are strong, banks are strong, techs are strong you get banks and tech up strongly, you're doing all right. energy is okay consumer staples lagging because of walmart but a lot of consumer staples are down not just walmart. overnight shanghai said we've achieved zero covid status, a remarkable statement freeport has been terrible now it's bouncing. the last few days it's

jim! >> which one equi trans. >> that's a very good company. they have the funding.ansmission, which is a business i absolutely love because you don't have enough natural gas pipes. i'm going to through in sechmper how about andy in kansas. >> caller: hey, jim, thank you long-time listener i've got a stock that's acting a little contrarian to what i think the rest of the sector is and i'm somewhat hesitant to talk to you about it, but it's an american taiwanese semiconductor. silicon motion technology. >> well, they got a bid from max linear i have to say -- congratulations, that was very, very good. that was the lightning round >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsor ed by t td ameritrade. >>> coming up, cramer helps you strategize to play away inflation pain, next when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim® even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim® web. because platforms this innovative aren

good thursday morning to you. i am jim shooter. >> and i'm erica hill. the nation mourns the census loss of 19 children and two teachers. new questions are emerging about the timeline of events and how police responded. cnn say the killer was on school grounds for up to an hour before officers breached the classroom and killed him. >> why did it take as long as it did for the tactical team to go in? >> we know that several officers were off duty. they still responded to the scene. again, trying to establish exactly the timeline, as far as the response time, we know that officers were on scene, as i mentioned earlier. we had the school resource officer that was on scene. still again, they tried to establish his role. we had secondary officers that arrived on scene with gunfire upon entering the school. we know that law enforcement was there. there was immediate presence from law enforcement. again, trying to establish a timeline. we need to gather all the facts. we are trying to gather surveillance video. we are talking to witnesses. again, right now we h

but because of the coffee, the r 19, it was really good excuse for jim jones. read him to cause all these doors. and he's smuggling, and then it will access to the information. so that's why and with careers been locked down for such a long time. now on the day of at north korea confirmed its 1st quarter cases of last week. it also converted messiah tourists when, why farmer soils, when there is a greater human catastrophe, stirring you in the 1st. so that is very interesting point, because before in the past, when arkwin jones father was still alive, are the north korea used to use the tactic called our nuke for food. so whenever de ar test pasted the missiles, then you know, the, for example, the united states providing the food aid to come them down. so if or north korea center, they haven't had any engagement, we, the us after trump administration, and biden has been really indifferent in north korea. so this could be a way north korea sends out the signor's helos or engage with those. and the via, even though having this is changing because all of sudden n

. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk on the street. i'm carl quintanilla with jimramer, david faber is in l.a. bulls are trying to extend yesterday's big upside reversal and corporate earnings include disappointing guidance from estee lauder, clorox and others. our road map begins with advice for fed chair powell, look for another job. we'll tell you who said that elon musk continues to look for helping in paying for twitter, and shares of el falling we're going to start with the markets on day one of this two-day policy meeting this is what paul tudor jones said about chair powell on squawk about an hour ago. >> what would you be telling jay powell right now >> i would be saying look for another job. i think this is one of the most challenging periods ahead for the federal reserve board in its history. >> went on to say, jim, can't think of a tougher macro environment for stocks and bonds and that inflation is going to be harder to handle down the road. >> look, i think that the idea of looking at the s&p and deciding that maybe it doesn't work is great if you're

jim. it's a good question carl, you know -- >> i know.ou know, i mean, i can remember, we've talked about them those great mo mo funds from the late '90s, all those guys out in denver, remember there is a benefit to having lived for a while, i guess, right? >> amarindo. >> if you put brk up against ark, we're getting back to flat going back to 2014, berkshire versus ark, eight years. >> well, i mean, the teledoc, i was speaking with someone at doctors on demand over the weekend. teledoc had a giant write off, the actual verbiage of the write off, they did make an acquisition. we don't know what that's really doing. that's got to be one of the most crowded areas there is, and i don't -- as much as i absolutely think it's a great resolution, there's a lot of companies that are keeping their part of the revolution i don't want to own any of them. carl, we're in this era where what she seems to pick which is cathie wood, seems cursed, and you know, i don't know what to make of it. >> jim, for the time being right now, the more pressing concer

good morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. right now election day voters in five states are headed to the polls. we're following several high profile primary races in georgia. alabama, and beyond. the peach state taking center stage once again, where former president trump's lies about the 2020 election are playing a key role. incumbent governor brian kemp facing a major battle against former senator david perdue who touted trump's endorsement as well as his false 2020 fraud claims throughout his campaign there. >> last night, former vice president mike pence pitting himself against his former boss and running mate, stumping for brian kemp at an election eve rally, prompting this response from donald trump. mike pence was set to lose the governor's race in 2016 before he was plucked up and his political career salvaged. now despite desperate to chase his lost relevance, pence is parachuting into races hoping someone is paying attention. >> it is a remarkable public split and spat between a president, former president and forme

. >> that's one very good argument, jim. you don't appear to be differential in honoring the dead, you wouldn't tuck tail and run. >> i want to read what the nra said in response. that's them talking about it, by the way. that is them discussing it. they said it is disappointing that anyone would promote an editorial agenda against nra using shadowy sources and mystery tapes to conjure up the tragic events of over 20 years ago. to be clear, that's not a mystery tape. >> no, it's an actual tape a. tape of what happened inside the room on conference calm between nra execs just after the columbine shootings. what you hear is nra executives 20 years ago thinking about whether they should maybe can sell their convention right after columbine. there are echoes of that here today. that there is this annual convention in texas right after a mass shooting. you see no hesitation at least publicly with the nra. that over the years this kind of playbook after a mass shooting has calcified become sadly, repeattally use. . the the nra no

. >>> good morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm erica hill. moments ago president biden and the first lady arriving in buffalo. you're looking at live pictures now, i believe. they, of course, are in buffalo to pay their respects to the ten people who were senselessly gunned down, killed in a racially motivated mass shooting at a grocery store over the weekend. in the coming hours they will meet with the victims' families, community leaders and also with first responders, and as this buffalo community mourns the loss of those loved ones, officials say there are concerns now that there could be a copycat attack. >> there have been a number of internet messages about crimes potentially being committed. phone calls made. already yesterday and the day before, two people were arrested. law enforcement is taking this very seriously. >> it's a measure of just how widespread the hate is that's driving this. this is new eyewitness video of the suspect's arrest after the bloody, bloody shooting wearing there, as you can see, camouflage. you also have bo

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. >>> good morning, i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. right now, president biden and first lady are on their way to buffalo, where they will meet with the families of those killed in this weekend's racist mass shooting attack. these have become such familiar presidential trips in these times. during today's visit, biden plans to condemn the heinous act that left ten people dead, calling it, quote, terrorism motivated by hateful and perverse ideology that tears at the soul of our nation. this comes as we're seeing new eyewitness video showing the very moment the suspected shooter was taken, there you see it, wearing ing camo, into cust >>> we're keeping a close eye today on primaries in several key states across the u.s. the spotlight shining very brightly on pennsylvania and the republican senate primary there, tv personality dr. mehmet oz facing off against hedge fund ceo david mccormick and kathy barnette. we'll keep an eye on that for you and the latest involving the push from sweden and finland to join nato. leaders set to hold a joi

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jim, thank you. i begun good morning, colleagues on greeting from behalf of the national federation of journalists in this video unions worldwide. among them, the palestinian journal syndicate. the murder of fer sharyn has captured the attention of doesn't softly international institution and agencies, politicians, celebrities, labor, organizations, governments, millions of ordinary citizens. the list is endless. but for us, the crucial question is not just to comprehend this extraordinary outpouring of emotion, her killing has triggered how she became an emblem of the target in of for other palestinian journalist by his ready forces. it is that it is, is targeting has been going on for decades and has gone and punished for such a long time. as jennifer said, all this murders and hundreds of attacks are well documented. the long list and the circumstances surrounded their killings are available. in every case, the soldier or the police officer or the board, the guard who pulled the trigger, their commanders who g

good bob in new york. bob. >> caller: hey, jim, just wanted to say thank you to your staff and nicole is so darned polite they are so great and i wanted you to know it. >> people don't get enough credit for making me look good how can i help >> caller: jim, a couple of weeks ago you mentioned that you added to your microsoft position for the trust. and some things are confusing about what you're saying and then a couple of weeks later, a week and a half later you said it was too expensive so we were a bit confused by that and then on the morning show when you mentioned apple, you kind of equivocated on it by saying at the very last moment you'll be okay with apple. it didn't sound like there was any conviction with either microsoft or apple am i misunderstanding that >> no, no, i mean, what i was trying to do is trying to sell stocks and then buy them back after they come back to different levels so what i was really focused on was the actual level. i wanted app toll go down 20% before i felt it made the right price. i wanted microsoft to fall 50 points so what i was really doing was relative work about how f

here's especially starting tomorrow and on saturday, jim says. good morning , steve. well good morning, jim, a cool cold 33 on cobb mountain and lake county this morning with high clouds or some higher clouds. thank you, jim. for that. and a couple of 30 speaking of cold bodega bay water 10 point raised in san francisco bowie a brisk 49 degrees that is quite cold and also up in the mountains and continues to be called 27 25 for trucking south like towey lease in there as well. temperatures in the valley forties and fifties kind of cool here, but we're beginning to bounce off some of those really cold. those we had a couple of mornings ago. warmer weather is on the way for two days friday and saturday will pick it out on saturday, then a little drop sunday going into monday, another system moving out sure could have used these in january and through march, but it didn't happen. they're here now. they're moisture starved, but they do pack pretty good, cold air and also keep the wind going so chilly lows again. patchy fog a little more. some of that or again kind of danc

jim, good morning. caller: good morning. hello? can you hear me? host: yes, but not named chuck.ler: oh, sorry. host: ok, go ahead. caller: yeah, good morning. i'm confident in the supreme court that they're going to act as they've always acted, they're individuals, and we know who they are, because they've been through a trial. and we know what to expect from them, and that's why they're basically conservatives folks given such a hard time by the liberals in congress. going back to previous episode where the gal who was a law professor, she said what gives the government the right to tell a woman what she can do with her body. that's what we voted for, give government more power. the government can do anything it wants. if you look through history, our founding fathers tried to present this, but that's long past gone. the government can tell you when you can do it, how you can do it, and it's getting worse. and we fought against this my entire life, i fought against giving government more power. so reap what you sow. host: so jim, if this draft opinion that is incorrect that was

jim, good morning. caller: good morning. hello? can you hear me? host: yes, but not named chuck.aller: oh, sorry. host: ok, go ahead. caller: yeah, good morning. i'm confident in the supreme court that they're going to act as they've always acted, they're individuals, and we know who they are, because they've been through a trial. and we know what to expect from them, and that's why they're basically conservatives folks given such a hard time by the liberals in congress. going back to previous episode where the gal who was a law professor, she said what gives the government the right to tell a woman what she can do with her body. that's what we voted for, give government more power. the government can do anything it wants. if you look through history, our founding fathers tried to present this, but that's long past gone. the government can tell you when you can do it, how you can do it, and it's getting worse. and we fought against this my entire life, i fought against giving government more power. so reap what you sow. host: so jim, if this draft opinion that is incorrect that w