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shall deli here, julia. after all this diplomacy, are we any closer to a peaceful end to the stand off with russia? it is hard to tell exactly right now, but what we can say is that there is definitely being a lot of effort being put in by european countries and the u. s. to try to prevent any use of force. in this crisis, we've seen a western allie's putting, putting up a united front on how they want to deal with the situation. they say that they are ready to work together and they want to work towards a dialogue and diplomacy. and we've seen that germany with a chancellor, all of shots seems to have reassured or his us counterpart, joe biden, and other lawmakers in the us about germany's commitment to working together with the us to find a solution to the crisis. there had been doubts in some political circles in the us about germany's commitment, but it seems like they are convinced by what all of shots has told the president and other lawmakers there. and as we've seen a yesterday in the meeting between

many people are doing that in russia, out of russia, as julia said. when you listen to trump, leave aside the politics and the exportation of it, putin and the terrible effect on policy could have here, but morally so debased. especially in this moment when putin is unleashing aggression abroad to complement his oppression at home. it's so debased and to not at least have some sense of having decency. >> robert, they are not alone. let me play with mark pompeo said last week. >> very shrewd. very capable. i have enormous respect for him. i've been criticized for saying that. no, i have enormous respect for him. he's very savvy, very shrewd. >> enormous respect for putin. we definitely noticed, he used some of the same language as his former boss. julia davis from the daily beast observed on twitter, russian state media has also taken note of the former secretary of state's comments. so, you, know backing up what we heard from joy yeah. what is your reaction to this? i wonder, robert, had it come from the communications side, but goes through your head

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thank you, julia boorstin. tim, what did you make of the call fundamental to a lot of the stories is what do you pay for a stock when it doesn't look like the growth is there anymore? >> growth stock is not growing, and growth stock that was down 40 plus percent coming in. so this has been a story of high multiple stocks that have fallen here i read it as you read it, melissa. i basically heard no growth for this year. that means pull forward. that means some of the same things that a number of these companies have had the best of times, when you look at the quarterly guide, growing less than 2%, i don't know i'm not sure if i love that. so i'm not sure what multiple i want to put on it. there is some sense that there's long-term ad growth at 20% that is where the world is going and i do think this is a secular trend that doesn't change overnight. i think the joe rogan headlines have probably been good for spotify. a little controversy, any publicity, whether it's bad or not is good publicity. people are checki

i'm carl quintanilla with deirdre bosa, and jon fortt and julia boorstin with us for the feed tech ising to claw back early losses after a sharp drop following that harder than expected inflation number now at the highest level since '82. ten year has gotten back above 2% and financials and energy are leading as a result. disney does bring the magic back uber delivers while twitter appears to be the only buyer of its stock. we have you covered on all the earnings of the morning. >>> then the world's richest crypto billionaire looks to diverse fie. the ceo of binance will join us after his big invest nmt forbes. we'll start with disney the stock popping after the company posted a beat on top of the bottom line, got strength in streemg. that was a big theme this quarter adding 12 million subs in that time julia talked yesterday who reaffirmed the company's subscriber goal. >> we're reaffirming our guidance of 2030 to 2060 as we gave last december that's been our target that continues to be our target and really what's driving us what we said great content we'll have more franchise-added

there julia pray, meant a corner or nanny could come out of school. stop. imagine how many, but darn it. the union leader wanted regina to incriminate himself and pushed for compromising topics like foreign funded political activism. family julia helen is telling me who's the maria amazon? becky at that. well on mr. miller. michelle. yeah, are already a hello. hello. hey julio. kanadi bait that is just the call on the pick up. he should get a barrel in on bass. dan o'connell in the rural daughter came after that. i can now beat him a sort of us. i know i've been, it's molly, i yanine song that the real we can imagine a k f m e r that senior edit that the government to the letters a little can imagine a k because the for me either for the fee. yeah. i don't imagine for the month, particularly boy back there that the boot. mm. the union leader reported regina to the security services just days before his disappearance. be egyptian authorities continued to deny any responsibility for his death. ah. so there are any case it came at a particularly sensitive mome

and julia saw deli in berlin, thanks to both of you, very much taking a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. voting has started in elections in several indian states, including its most populous pradesh, their chief minister, you'll get the piano is seeking his re election for the hindu nationalist, b j. p party which is also in the ruling party at the national level victory there would boost the party ahead of national elections in 2024 canadian prime minister justin trudeau has stood firm in support of back seen mandates as truckers blockaded a major trade route to the u. s. for the 3rd day in a row in vassar bridge carries 25 percent of all trade between the 2 countries. officials and both nations have expressed concerns about the economic effects. blockade continues. police and new zealand capital. wellington arrested more than 50 people protesting against corona virus, mandates and restrictions. several 100 demonstrators have been camped out for 3 days in front of parliament, around 80 percent of new zealanders are fully vaccinated with jobs re

family julia helen is struggling with my sure. yeah. awesome. but he had looked out well and certainly loved the muddy are already with a junior come in. i'll repeat that, it just equal on the pick up. he should get a barrel in on bass. dan o'connell in the daughter came after that i can now beat him a sort of us. i know i've been in my li, yanine. so mom had to live with him in montana, k f a. me yeah. that a fia edit, that the government that allows us to look in the amount in a k with the funny out there. but if he, yeah, i suddenly imagined freddy ment, particularly boy, back there that the to, to the union leader reported regina to the security services just days before his disappearance. the egyptian authorities continued to deny any responsibility for his death. so the raj, any case? it came at a particularly sensitive moment for relations between egypt and italy, because at that very moment the italian energy company any, was in the process of developing the largest gas field in the eastern mediterranean colds or her in conjunction with

julia, thanks. we have some remarkable trading activity dow is up 612, which now makes it the best day of the year for the dow jones industrial average and remarkably given all the news of the week, the s&p is now on pace for a weekly gain. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for just $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to a $650 prepaid card. >>> welcome back, the indices might be slightly higher, zscaler, a big reversal from the 10% gain yesterday cyber security was one area in the green into what russia ukraine conflict prompted fears of attacks and the light guida

we'll talk to julia about her big win just ahead. plus, we are live in beijing with a full wrap-up, which includes a tough day on the ice for figure skaters. and international protests over china's ugly record on human rights and the treatment of its people. plus harry smith has the spotlight on the explosion of legal betting. and later, a new sunday sitdown with a hollywood legend, liam neeson on a four-decade movie career that has taken him from "schindler's list" to "love actually" and an unlikely turn as an action hero. >> wow, the lead is 29 years of age. 55, 56, 57. so i turned 70 this year so -- >> a sitdown with liam neeson and plus, a life well lived later in the show. the united states winning its first medal of the beijing winter olympics thanks to a snowboarder who put on an mazing show. steph, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was a shiny silver nobody thought julia marino was going to get. there have been successes, spills and weather here in beijing, in other words, exactly the kind of drama you expect at the

up the mattresses con parsa that he put in there. julia. bray meant a corner. or now he could come out of school stop. imagine how many, but darn it, the union leader wanted regina to incriminate himself and pushed for compromising topics like foreign funded political activism. extremely julia helen is struggling with the missouri amazon. becky had looked out well and certainly love you much earlier already with hello. hello. hey julio kanadi bait that is just the call on the pick up. you should get a barrel in on bass. dan o'connell in global daughter came after that i can now beat him up sort of by i know i've been in my lee yanine so long. i had to live with him in montana, k a for me. yeah. that a senior and effective adamant that also could go to montana. okay. cuz the from the other put if he yeah, i send on imagine freddy mint, particularly boy back there. that the to the union leader reported regina to the security services just days before his disappearance. be egyptian authorities continued to deny any responsibility for his death. so the raj, any cas

at the other 40 that i saw at asked the community julia a quine ladder. monday that cake will you update us on our cable off the child and unequivocal either coming to william taylor. but a genie had been in egypt to researching trade unions, including those of the local street vendors. a year after his death suspicions emerge, that one of the leaders of the street vendors union was a police informant. he had become convinced that virginia was a spy, a lot of money down upon time in door a julia hook up the mattresses con parsa that he put in there. julia. bray meant a corner. or now he could come out of school stop. imagine how many, but darn it, the union leader wanted regina to incriminate himself and pushed for compromising topics like foreign funded political activism. extremely julia helen is struggling with the missouri amazon. becky as well and certainly love you much earlier already with hello. hello. hey, julio cantino already paid that it just the call on the pick up. you should get a barrel in on bass. dan o'connell in the daughter came after

julia has that julia?2 million people watched the super bowl on nbc and on related streaming services this is according to nielsen, as well as nbc, cnbc's sister company. the 112 million is a 14% increase over last year. looking just at linear tv, there were over 100 million people who watched. 99.2 million viewers on nbc alone. plus nearly 2 million viewers on telemundo. plus an additional 11.2 million viewers watched on streaming platforms, which does include peacock. we're seeing increasing streaming and also an increase in viewership over last year guys, back over to you >> julia, any sense yet of the readthrough for advertising sort of versus expectations, and how much of that viewership might have stayed around after the super bowl to view olympics, which is certainly what nbc wanted people to do. i'm not sure it's what people always do. >> well, it certainly is what nbc wanted there were lots of promos in there. lots of promos for peacock as well as the olympics coverage. so we're still waiting for

family julia helen is certainly with the missouri. yeah. amazon mckee had looked out well and certainly love the michelle. yeah. are already with a julio cantino. ari paid that it does the call on the pick up. he should get a barrel in on bass. dan o'connell in the daughter came after that i can now beat him a sort of us and an i is minimally yanine . so mom had to live with him in montane k f m e r that a fia edit, that the government, the rosalyn lieutenant mount any k because the honey either. but if he yeah, i can only imagine freddy ment, particularly boy, back there that the to, to the union leader reported regina to the security services just days before his disappearance on the egyptian authorities continued to deny any responsibility for his death. so the raj, any case it came at a particularly sensitive moment for relations between egypt and italy. because at that very moment the italian energy company any, was in the process of developing the largest gas field in the eastern mediterranean colds or her in conjunction with egypt. l

do you abuser julia so daily reporting. thank you. we turn our attention out to the plight of china as we grow community, which is overshadowing preparations for the beijing winter olympics which begin later this week. the united states and other nations are staging a diplomatic boycott of the events and protest at china's human rights record with opposition suppressed within china itself. many people are making their voices heard elsewhere. our washington bureau chief in as paul met a weaker restaurant owner in ali, whose father disappeared 3 years ago. these mountains remind book ra, keen, very much of home. he left china 6 years ago to start a new life in the us. everything seemed to go well until his father, who remained in china was properly snatched from his home during the night of october 25th in 2080. his father owned one of the biggest rigor publishing firms and our king believes that his fight to protect the regal language and culture was the reason why the chinese government put him in prison. he and our keen were best fri

why making this very slow, gradual process. >> huh julia julia, this has more to do with data availablethose operating in google's ecosystem. right? not the data that google and alphabet have itself jp they have location data on everybody driving around they know where you live in the sense they know where you spend every night. they know, like what you're searching for on android phones. right? still going to know all of that stuff including what app you downloaded and are using >> yes look, what you're talking about, jon, value-first party data. i would say little as valuable as what someone is searching for on google. giving you intent, serve them as directly related to that that's why google is in the c catbird seat and so much when it comes to digital after thing they're talking about identifiers that track you as you do different things on your phone. they're trying to protect users' privacy. just like apple gave option being able to opt out of that by some measures 80% of people took apple's offer of opting out of ad tracking. that makes it harder for companies to target you and

that julia re, jenny was gay. even though he wasn't and that he'd been killed by a gay lover, and there was gestures that he had been taking drugs and this was perhaps the drug deal that had gone wrong with the letter. and i may be at the intake yoletta lumber. shatoya. tell ya, my sing allen on every battle on every battle. vercadia jenny, i'm not sure i meant day in discipline e. be there? check. carridy colacho out there. i'm into ginger library. interior minister maggie abdel, got far dismissed western suspicions here and as i've not while love shake like a real good then and tunes are listed as a war and it hasn't. i'm mostly live out often. no, been as our ship it while i'm here. and so when i'm grad has 6 weeks into the investigation, the egyptian said they had found reaching these killers, claiming that they were part of a gang the kidnapped foreigners. a group of 4 men were traveling in a small minivan according to their wives, to do a construction job on an apartment. as this vehicle approached to police

julia, thank you i have breaking news from washington the house passes the competes act. ylan mui >> reporter: good morning, carl. the house passed the america competes act along party lines the final vote 222-210 one republican voted for it. one democratic voted against it. several provisions had bipartisan support in the pass this is the bill that would provide $52 billion to the semiconductor industry authorizes $45 billion for supply chain shortages and includes a number of measures aimed at taking on china the senate passed a version of the bill last summer it had strong bipartisan support then now gop senators are calling to quickly set up a conference committee to begin hashing out differences between the chambers the white house made getting this to the president's desk a priority the business community has been waiting for this for a long time the house passing this bill 222-210. back to you. >> ylan, thank ou. the ceo of the semiconductor industry has been on the program. thank you. >>> time for a news update rahel solomon. >> reporter: good morning, jon leisure

straight to julia boorstin for numbers. julia?sney shares moving higher on better than expected results on the top and bottomline. the company reporting $1.06 in earnings per share versus 63 cents earnings anticipated revenue coming in higher than expected ed 2ds 1. million versuses $20.9 billion anticipated. and in terms of those all-important su vibers numbers, disney plus sub vibes 129 million. added nearly 12 million new disney plus roughly 8 million analysted expected different divisions here parks had, really remarkable, much better than expected strength in terms of best-ever quarter both reserve nee and operating income parks operating income, $2.45 billion versus $1.4 billion anticipate and more than 100% growth for that revenue for the parks division $2 $2.3 billion in revenue. direct to consumer lost more than anticipated that division lost $593 million. expected to lose about $481 million. other than that seeing out performance pretty much across the board there and loob at total subscriber number for families, 196.4 m

julia has a preview.>> well, what's in focus for take two isn't results this quarter with revenue projected to grow over 7% sxurnings per share expected to fall 2%, but what's important is the insight about what's next. investors are looking for some insight into the pending zynga deal with its 45-day go shop period ending on february 24th web bush speculating the combined company could be a good takeover target. and after take two shares rallied friday on its rock star games division development of a new grand theft auto installment, we'll have to see how that news impacted the company's financial guidance back over to you >> julia, thank you. where is the market on the take two deal >> it recoups the losses take two took when it announced that deal so as julia says, this idea that, yeah, the combination might make sense, but even together, if there's a further consolidation around, they would be a beneficiary of it eventually >> there's the two-minute mark two minutes to go in the trading day. mike, wha

any of the us there when julia can get here? so mills will tripping junior so. so small machining sto browser that she doesn't even though briscoe was. let's see, some minute maria, you go it must be is the last time i got somebody i just want to say after you were with us through it. but gina did say julia onasia still wants is b. last you lubarski letters at the natural zone. i know my company ellen saw crane scow last spring and she wore the mean he's a leasing was too green. you know, lancer yes, i mostly petition ukraine la la. it's a is ringing at the cosign english? no. but he's in the on the printer though. sure. yes, yes, but he said yes. of filling in. ok. so just a little of chivalry did was on had was submitted to initial associated with les fuller there. but a sense of what it is there is some set the loan of some inch there's from where just a normal for the point of it until some of us that are slow, yet she burst use a visa, a garage restaurant, music to my set up because normally, nino, maybe 7th grade, i mean is the reason when he's a reasonabl

i'm carl quintanilla with julia bosa and john. has briefly gone green as we are seeing some megacap tech get bought here >> here's what's happening this hour a top defense official says russia is in the initial phase of a large-scale invasion of ukraine. they are moving on three major fronts to capture major cities and remove the ukrainian government boris johnson says this is a global crisis. >> this attack is not just an attack on ukraine. it is an attack on democracy in eastern europe and the world this is about the right of a free sovereign independent european people to choose their own future, and that is a right that the uk will always defend >> meantime, in eastern ukraine an apartment building is one of many hit by bombs and missiles firefighters work to extinguish flames as residents try to salvage their belongings across ukraine people trying to escape are clogging roads. traffic was at a stand still, a million people near the eastern border of russia john, back to you. >> rahel, thank you. for more on the market reacti

family julia helen is starting with the missouri. i. miss on becky had looked out well and certainly love you much earlier already. with hello. hello. hey julio kanadi bait that it just equal on the pickup. you should get a barrel in on bass. dan o'connell in global daughter came after that. i can now beat. you must sort of us. i know i've been in my lee ione so long. i had to live with him in montana. k a for me. yeah. that senior agent that the government that also could do it in montana. okay. cuz the only other pick a few. yeah. i can only imagine freddy ment, particularly boy, but they're left to go to the union leader reported regina to the security services just days before his disappearance. be egyptian authorities continued to deny any responsibility for his death. so the raj, any case? it came at a particularly sensitive moment for relations between egypt and italy, because at that very moment the italian energy company annie was in the process of developing the largest gas field in the eastern mediterranean calls. oh her in c

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let's now go to julia julia , freelander. >> thank you, michael, it's a pleasure to speak with esteemed experts today. and i'm not an afghanistan expert. what i can talk about the work that my team has done with the liquidity issues. we were approached in december by a group of humanitarian and foreign governments saying we need to put our heads together and what are the alternative delivering liquidity to the country. and there are two premises there. one is that, and one was half solved by the administration's announcement today that there will be ongoing litigation regarding central bank assets and the second that the state department's designation is the taliban as a terrorist organization is going nowhere. that, of course, leads to an on sort of stream effects within the commercial banking sector and a broad scale of risk that my colleagues have discussed drying up on the ground. we've assembled a group of regulatory experts, financial sector experts, people in new financial technologies to think, well, what are some alternative ways of handling this? the thought was to establish a

julia boorstin dives into the numbers once again for us. julia?ta shares are plummeting on lower than expected first quarter guidance as well as some evidence of user struggles for facebook the core app facebook's daily active users declined overall with decline of 1 million u.s. and canada between the third and fourth quarter. u.s./canada the most region in terms user by far. europe and asian-pacific regions adding 1 million daily active users in the quarter look at some other social stocks as well. those stocks plummeting after hours on concerns about user engagement as well as slowing revenue growth snap shares down 19% pinterest off 10%. both stocks report earnings after the bell tomorrow. twitter innings next week, and those shares are down more than 10%. guys >> well, at least the bar is a little lower for snap tomorrow with that move to see down 20% hasn't even reported ast astonishing. >>> and a value play before this huge sell-off? now a deep value play. >>> plus spotify had, of course, similar after hours decline. we'll hear from an anal

serve the purposes of putin. >> julia, brian, great discussion.ou for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> the breaking news this morning, russia has pulled all diplomatic staff from ukraine, ukraine has told its citizens to leave russia immediately. we are live on the ground. >> and germany putting a stop to a crucial pipeline, crucial to russia. we're going to ask a -- the german ambassador to the u.s. what else they're prepared to do. alright, so...cordless headphones, you can watch movies through your phone? and y'all got electric cars? yeah. the future is crunk! (laugh anything else you wanna know? is the hype too much? am i ready? i can't tell you everything. but if you want to make history, you gotta call your own shots. we going to the league! (vo) you can be well-dressed. you can be well-mannered. (man) oh, no, no, after you. wahoooo! (vo) you can be well-groomed. or even well-spoken. (man) ooooooo. (vo) but there's just something about being well-adventured. (vo) adventure has a new look. discover more in the all-new subaru fore

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julia has more of the details and the impact on shareholders julia? >> well, john, that's right.t&t said it will spin off warner media in a $43 billion transaction to merge the media properties with discovery. it's a deal set to close in the second quarter now, we already knew that at and t shareholders will own 71% of the new warner brothers discovery company. today, we've learned that that's happening by giving at&t shareholders proportionate number of shares in the new company. 24 warner media discovery shares for every 100 at&t shares. rather thatn giving the opportunity to trade the shares for discounted stock in the new venture. at&t is cutting its dividend to $8 billion, the low end of the $8 billion to $9 billion range expected it comes out to $1.11 per share. analyst craig moffat telling us this smaller dividend makes sense to allow overlevered at&t to pay down its debt he told us, quote, the dividend is a signal, though, and the signal they are sending is that their business is weaker than they were previously willing to concede. moffat saying the dip in discovery as we

julia? >> that's absolutely right, jon.is a conflict because on one hand social platforms are fighting to keep offering their communication tools on the other hand they're also trying to prevent those tools from being used for manipulation and spread misinformation russia is limiting access to both twitter and facebook for facebook they say that's response to the fact that its fact-checking russian-controlled media content. twitter is suspending all ads in ukraine and russia while google, youtube, twitter and metta announced they are blacking russia state media from running ads and making money on their content. metta's head of security said that they see value in showing people what misinformation is being shared rather than blocking that content entirely, but they are evaluating taking further action >> we see requests from a number of governments around the region, and a number of things they've asked we are already, in fact, doing and we started doing proactively. on state media in particular, we are already blocking ad

julia? >> well, that's right.arry mccarthy is really a veteran of subscription, direct-to-consumer businesses. most recently at spotify, he was cfo and head of the free business for five years. the ceo's right-hand man he helped build out the company's multiple revenue streams. and he drove spotify's unusual direct listing, which other companies have since followed. now, before spotify hit a brief stint at a mobile payment startup, and before that, he was netflix' ceo 11 years. including the crucial period when netflix launched its streaming service. now, he is a perspective on consumer and digital trends in his boards seats, of instacart and spotify. he was previously with chegg, eventbrite, pandora, and rent the runway jpmorgan saying we believe mccarthy will be well received by the street and prove positive for the shares, near and long-term. we believe he will provide a steady hand to peloton as it works to rebuild demand while right-sizing the business. outgoing peloton ceo john foley praising mccarthy as a,

was with him and julia was with him a lot. so the evidence of him being a drunkard in the white house is not there. and there are so many consequential moments during his presidency not the least of which is the 1876 election that is then dealt. the country is divided. rutherford b. hayes is there -- and three states put up two sets of electors for florida louisiana and south carolina. those states are saying we are not deciding. we will say both of them won silver couple of weeks of violence starts to bubble up and in the country and they are threatening violence on capitol hill. it's at that moment that grant starts to look a hind the scenes for this grand bargain which really keeps the country together. in the meantime when he enters office you describe there's a piece about grant that you'd say i related my ear and he was the anti-politician and he just meant business but at the same time you write because he had zero political experience and he was not interesting -- not interested in getting an a. that's what led to mond

against pandemic restrictions . authority stopped hundreds of vehicles trying to reach central paris and julia b. nauseous among the stars on the right carpet at the berlin film festival. could her new fill be the one to suit the top prize with golden bed? ah, i'm helen mohammed, welcome to the program. a phone call between the us and russia has failed to ease tensions over ukraine. president joe biden and guarded me. a putin spoke after the us warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. moscow has dismissed the claim. as hysteria, ukraine's forces are on high alert as more than 100000 russian troops are gathered near the border. germany has joined other countries in telling its nationals to leave ukraine. a white house statement says bite and warned putin of swift and severe costs. if russia does invade ukraine, moscow says the u. s. is guilty of unprecedented hysteria. american citizens have been urged to leave ukraine immediately. other countries, including germany, are following suit. experts say they're doing the responsible thing for is a very substantial below russian troops. t

what other details that julia have emerged around to yesterday? so shooting we've heard some confirmations of information that had already emerged and that starts with this patrol that these 2 policemen were on in this country side area and south western germany. they were in an unmarked car but were wearing uniforms. now they stopped this vehicle that they found suspicious, and while during the stop they found a dead wild animals in the back of this vehicle. at that point, they decided to perform some further checks. and it's then that they radioed back to their colleagues saying they are shooting at us. please come quickly and the colleagues could hear a shot at the end of this message. and by the time colleagues arrived at the scene, they found the female post police officer dead with one shot to the head. and her male colleague severely injured with a 4 shots and he died shortly after on the scene. they also found some car tracks and they found a driver's license and an id card of us who turned out to be the main suspect, a 30 year old man fro

a pity this time we can only watch our athletes on tv and online, but i will still cheer them on. julia, julia, saudi arabia, along with hazy, saudi arabia are taking part in their 1st winter games with both countries sending just one athlete. meanwhile, the usa have the largest contingent with $224.00 competitors at the games, but no diplomatic representation travel to beijing. the political sup loss of these olympics is just as much part of the proceedings as the coven restrictions. all those attending events must wear and f, f, p to mosque and get tested twice a day. almost 12000 people are in the olympic bubble, of whom over 300 have already tested positive. it is still unclear where the all athletes will receive their p. c. r. test results in time to compete. many events will be held on artificial snow. the use of which has been heavily criticized due to the regions water shortage bought as venues open. their doors to athletes. organizers will hope that the sporting action becomes the focus of the headlines. stephen beard said, next would he w business have a good weekend with are

julia boorstin has the latest. julia? >> yes, that's right both snap and pinterest shares soaring after both reported better than expected top and bottom line results. snap grew its daily active users a faster than expected 13 million, adding a million more than expected. snap shares upo exceeded projections. ceo evan spiegel saying that macro head winds around supply chain and labor disruptions are unresolved and they're making progress to navigate the apple ios platform changes it will take a few more quarters to advertisers to build full confidence in new measurement solutions. he didn't say the company's direct response ad business began to recover quicker than expected and you see those shares skyrocketing on that optimism about q1 pinterest, instead of adding the 5 million monthly active users analysts expected, it lost 13 million users in the fourth quarter, they said that was due to the pandemic easing the company also indicated that user trends are turning around with the addition of nearly 6 million users just i

julia, looking forward to that our julia boorstin. >>> ford off a monster year surged 140% thanks tound plan by the ceo and pushing evs. phil lebeau following this hopefully won't take the whole market with it whichever way it goes. >> numbers not the focus for investors. expect to earn 45 cents a share, consensus out there. wildly off the number, not expected folkcus what the company says regarding the ev plan. driving ford shares higher along those lines, people want to get a sense of, as ford starts ramping up production, are things on schedule we know the f150 in the second quarter start. increased amount of production they planned over the next year and a half will they make an announcement about greater investment remember, that story floated 0 ut there over the next couple of days really the focus after the bell. >> all right matt, are you a buyer? >> know what key thing i'm looking at, still talked about with the change and new concentration or emphasis i should say on ev what does it mean for their pick-up trucks where they make all their money. margins are huge how much --

they need that land bridge, i think, as julia mentioned to crimea.hey want to cut off more of the a zof sea. that's strategically important for russia as well as this romantic notion of putin that ukraine is really a russian state and it should have been all along. so, you're right. they should have been ready. nord stream 2 is a big part of that, i think. that was a big message i think to putin that, hey, listen. we're all going to be serious on this. we're willing to take some pain to stop you to do this. and we're going to try to be a unified nato, united states as we look for ways to push back. there's never going to be u.s. troops in ukraine. i think that's really important to get on the table. that's just not going to happen. so what are all those other really important powerful options that we have? again, they ought to talk about swift. they ought to have a meeting today and talk about how they're going to take them and deny russia access to the banking system. that will hurt them more than anything? >> chairman mike rogers, julie, thank you