thanks to julia. okay, so this is the name can be see more of it. yeah, let's, let's have a look and take a look. julia davies is a multi millionaire with a passion for nature. her extreme wells came when she sold her stay can outdoor equipment company or spray europe a few years ago. she can't understand why her well says no being taxed. she's positive patriotic 1000000 as the coalition of the super rich calling for a tax on extreme wealth. they make that case and open left as to their respective governments in a time of increasing in equality. they say the solution is playing for all to see you are global representatives, have to tax us the old to rich. you have to start now. tax the also rich and do it now. this semester was signed by more than 200000000 as unpinned in as wells wide. what or who is stopping in? 3, my was talk to a statement and as we walked the choice with us extreme, well for nicole to see because that's part of the problem. part of the problem is that we have concentrated wealth money in hands of a smaller and smaller group of

julia, what do you think?re was a photograph, my ears are generally such huge ears, i have an oval face, everything is similar, well, with him, it seems to me, here with the girl, i can still somehow, well, here. with him it’s similar, i see a smile, a smile, i’m watching from here, it’s absolutely similar for everyone, and the general character, yes, that’s exactly how they smile from the heart, it seems to me, absolutely identical, well, besides, here here, of course , it’s very similar, just a copy on the face including the ears. and the eyes and just the whole look coincides completely, andrey, you don’t know anything about your biological family, you’ve never seen anyone, yulia is like this... that’s all my dream is, well, try to visit everywhere, i haven’t been to abkhazia yet, i haven’t even gotten to kazakhstan yet , well , i think it will work out, natalya most often spends her time on the road reading, she read pushkin, now she’s starting to read chagers dickens, my husband reads it, recently a woman

news lies from berlin. alexei in awhile, and these widow joins on, on people's input testing. gemini, julia, another on i out. she is outside the russian, investigating fred and saying she intends to vote in the presidential election. it's done with uh, thousands of other people cabinets it demonstrates against the russian data on the wall ukraine. meanwhile, the dresser, thousands more line up outside portland stations and the sign of a position to a vote aimed at extending black importance, hold on power. and you have a nice chance about travels to peace route to push for eastern sky garza. this ensemble schoultz reads the king of jordan an address. these are all noticed that popular funds the solve, the i am eddie micah junior, and you are welcome to the program. thousands of people outlining up the russian embassy here in bed and the cost the balance on the final day of russia's presidential election, as well as running against the government. the vast majority of supporting the noun against puts in protests called by the organization of a position politician alexander javante, who died

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julia, what was your big take away?an say, governor moore made a strong argument for why this is a national disaster. i'm telling you guys, we have had a bit of trouble having this live shot today, unfortunately. it has been a bit of a disaster with it freezing out. nonetheless, we heard the governor, quickly, approved by the biden administration for a disaster declaration, and it is certainly wanted, this, being a port that handles the most car traffic -- shipping of course -- into this country, as well as farm equipment, and he safely points out, this affects people all across this country. i think we have cleared things up with julia chester. julia, if you are, indeed, back with us, you may not have heard, i made a couple of sailing points that struck me from the governor. how about you? what was your take away? >> reporter: alex, governor moore has been consistent all week long here, in baltimore, that the port of baltimore is a national area of concern. it affects so many parts of the economy, from the ottoman indu

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we develop this question that julia without accommodation for, for students. and for the couple of days, we have a business pool, which i'll give them the basic uh, you know, of the payments references where bill the schools would talk to wouldn't have been a lot collab and see of of the gospel security people list is. so with, with this, so the interrupt is just for the seconds if you don't mind but, but what about does not seem to agree with you a total of this. what am i doing? i don't have to be exempt because why don't i come to? so dick is defined to, is the school is going to get to back, was introduced for uh, around 10 years ago, who went to what incident? no idea that you kind of nice to live schools and provide security within when insecurity to use uh, endemic in the heart of the country is jessica pharmacy is the one to see that would never happen. if you want to talk against jody to you, you have to talk because you drop the whole community and you have to confront details on the way to confront is do you have that one is for taking the fight to

so i'm showing you what time to for them to patient to she says the church has a pastor and julia is who can help with assigned them applications for a fee, for the entities on shore to finish the kind of car wash. so tell social 2 whole, what was your those are for drop off, so tell without doing some keys, would you also can you let me push on for one additional by itself and push out? let me keep all the motion as i'm up. i'm sorry to my back 2 days later, the techs are such a to charge the users don't know. it's an imposing building that sits on a quiet street. inside they meet past the frank chang from the churches, chinese congregation. i sell those and it's not long before he gets down to business. the itemized association folded towards the bottom. the mileage is the young to help you move on. so when you say so it was a waste of a positive jewish injunction. chang doesn't ask if our search here was a christian or even if he's interested in becoming one. instead, he talks about money or mission the same say, okay, this is so to see the, the she says felicia is the issue. juli

let's go to julia now on the floor of the new york stock exchange. julia?so reddit has just opened at $47. that was a premium to where they were originally priced at $34. they're now watching the stock. [ applause ] it is very loud down here. we heard from the ceo. we're going to try to get him to tell us how meaningful this is for opening up the ipo moment. but for now, we see the stock trading high now about $49. >> exciting moment there. $49 now. let's bring in duncan davidson to stalk a little bit more. welcome back. what do you make of a move at $47, an open ad 47 and a trade now at $49? >> well, as i said, i like it better when these stocks are priced 20%, 25% above the price. they open at 20%, 25% above the price. the fact that it's trading up is a very good signal. because often, people take their profits off the top, the thing fades and you have to get people to buy back in later. this is really good. we'll see where it ends up. i expect it to be fairly volatile today. i've been glancing at the wall street bet site. you imagine the reddit community

i know i'll be there. with a tender gaze, i will drown in your eyes, lately julia has been playing herhat one day a beautiful life will become her beautiful reality, but the fairy tale melted away, fate decreed otherwise, she shed tears , because, why, how could this happen, why did you leave, well well... these questions, well, they just tormented me. no one expected that yuli would leave so soon, despite the betrayal of men, she continued to see the world with her open heart, remained the same yuli that everyone remembered on the morning star. with her granddaughter, at the school where vera studies, several musical productions have already taken place, where aldonina not only sang, but also tried herself as a director, the proceeds from the performances went to charity. at the end of last year, vera performed for the first time on the stage of the state kremlin palace in grand final of a music competition. she sang the song “beautiful distant daughter of the beginning” together with the children’s choir. the twenty- third began for aldonina with participation in a creative evening w

high close for '24 julia? back to you. >> thanks. >>> tomorrow morning cnbc.com, watch for key data of the day pce personal expenditures. key measure of inflation online, full coverage starting at 8:15 a.m. eastern rick joins morgan brennan, steve liesman, bringing you numbers, news and analysis. again, that's 8:15 a.m. tomorrow on cnbc.com. >> i was going to sleep in, until you told me that. >> can't now got to watch. >> i'm going to be awake setting the alarm for that one. >>> over to today's breaking news that is that ftx founder sam bankman-fried sentenced now to 25 years in prison kate roone you is live out the courthouse with the story. hi, kate. >> reporter: hey, there tyler. sam bankman-fried sentenced to 25 years in prison the big headline for what u.s. prosecutors argue was one of the biggest financial frauds in u.s. history. capped off the fall of the one-time crypto billionaire less than two years ago, living in a $30 million penthouse in the bahamas and really the face of the crypto industry. toda

julia qasim, our mainstream media expert, joins us to tell us. more about it, the floor is yours, julia. thanks, marwa. so to the extent that mainstream media does actually cover the genocide in against the palestinian people in ghazza. major outlets like the new york times or the washington post have uh published uh content that's obviously skewed towards the zianist entity. too little, too late, and five months after the fact if they decide to admit to the crimes at all. so take for example the controversy that is currently inngulfing the new york times, uh, mar is now exposed uh, one of the co-authors of a discredited piece that accused the palestinian resistance hamas of rape on october 7th al-a flood operation as uh being a former member of the iof's intelligence unit, had not even worked as a journalist at all prior to taking a central role in the new york times coverage of october 7th. so we've covered a story earlier expose segment uh, but this time it's been revealed that annett schwarz, the co-author of the badly flawed article how hamas weaponized. sexual violence, liked post

i think that the visual house substantially changed anyhow. started regarding julia. but certainly that's 2. let's do that. i know the the the you know, 5. yeah. now, the most of the recall parties opposing distribution, the government is supposed to be supposed to be inc. the teacher might be false to store the extradition either the due date reasons to date. all right, if you want and you are in london, did you have time to attend the hearing today? i was a coach. there was no, there's not a search basically the, the 2 parties in the dispute. they don't have received the information by a reason. they didn't even see a charge. anything? yes i was, i was at the going to then all right, now, a lot of people from the assessment of the case against judah and assigned a lot of places. i've said that this case is going to impact journalism. generally, and the freedom of speech, i wonder what your assessment is going forward when it comes to investigative journalism around the world. how this case is going to impact that's part of done listen. this is the border of this cas

i didn't know that you didn't just keep getting julia and helped me get up again. so he talked to him. when you were pushed, how did you feel sad but true as the children in practice expressing their feelings and treating each other with respect to role play. it is the income to now is a pilot school in paris one day. that's what this end of the course is held 3 times a week. well, the kinds of anti bullying training for children of all ages. just get lost in tune at that fee. they used to be a master of. he pushed me know why no explanation this because now when they were come fixing class. so we discussed them and i'm trying to find a solution to gusta on that he's at the bikers presentation was drawn to the close . the group spent the last 2 hours talking about the bullying. yeah. if i was being bullied now, i wouldn't know how to react and i will use less social media. that's i do. the man are happy with the days progress. felipe, he used to work in prisons also spoke about the legal consequences of bullying. for him, it's important to make the presentation int

the floor is all yours, julia. thanks, marwa.so despite this massive western campaign to against iran to basically boycott the elections, for the islamic uh consultive assembly in the assembly of experts. citizens participate. enthusiastically with noticeable lines at the polling stations continuing on until the very last moments of the 1st of march, so however the new york times continued to spread lies by claiming that many ordinary. iranians were fed up with the faltering economy and the so-called government's oppressive rules and violent crackdowns on peaceful protests instead of reporting the reality on the real reasons behind the economic hardships inside iran represented by the aggressive us and eu sanctions illegally imposed on the iranian people. so in a piece published on march 1st, 2024, written by farnaz fasihi and lieli noinokazar entitled many iranians boycott vote despite officials please. and roses at polls. the new york times claimed that the residence across the range of locations, big cities like tehran, isfaha

alongside julia boorstin i'm tyler mathisen glad you could join us and this is the big story everyone is talking about today. a ship crashing into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore on the baltimore beltway, destroying it literally in seconds. we will get a live report from the scene and look into the economic disruption as well. >> but first let's check the markets. stocks slightly higher, shares of tesla are higher despite noted tesla bear tony sag nacki saying the stock is still overvalued, cutting his price target even further down to $120 a share. it comes as elon musk wants to provide drivers with a free month of the company's latest driver assist system >> we begin, however, with that baltimore bridge collapse. and let's get rate to eamon javers, who is there at the scene. hi, eamon. >> tyler, still six people unaccounted for here in baltimore, maryland. and we've seen the coast guard helicopters circling the scene here all day through the morning and now into the afternoon looking for any potential survivors, any victims of what happened here this morning take a look at

they go to children like 16 year old julia from eastern ukraine. her mother has died. her father is missing. she and her 2 brothers have found a safe place here in the company of the things that good for me here. i'm well taking care of this, this does a good role models for me. so my life and i'm very grateful to them that way. hair and not somewhere else. i do my best to show my gratitude to help where i come to wait for the fluid guys. at the end, the sisters invite everyone to pre the smiles of the children and sisters, or did they mean more to me personally than anything else with offering on the same goes for all the drivers who were able to experience that emotionally here in the conference. so shortly before departure, how college degrees he will find a way to continue driven by the impact of his health. can you create the it happens every day and still gets talked about to a little bullying is becoming more and more widespread, especially among young people. and in this digital age and friends, teachers and parents are taking steps to make sure that even the y

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and then -- yeah, then it's julia. >> come on, julia. >> jimmy: yeah. >> julia! series. >> me too. >> jimmy: man, you're fantastic in this. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: it's called "we were the lucky ones." and this is based on a true story, best selling look. what -- did you know about the book before the --? >> i didn't know about the book. i -- so, when the project came my way, we didn't have scripts yet for the show. so, all i had was the book, and i read it immediately, and fell in love with this -- with this true story. it's -- it's just -- >> jimmy: georgia hunter -- >> georgia hunter -- >> jimmy: -- who wrote this. >> -- who's an incredible author -- >> jimmy: amazing. >> -- and wrote this book about her -- her grandfather. when she was a teenager, she found out that her grandfather had this incredible history in -- in world war ii, a jewish family that was separated. and -- and she -- she did years and years of research, and found out that they were scattered all across, you know, the globe to different countries, different continents, and pieced toge

sonya julia, you are a 1st time voter. and you told me earlier on that you could have voted in earlier elections. but because of administration, reason and also because you've been traveling, you didn't come to vote. why is it important this, tyrone, for you to cast your vote today today is very important because um this election has so many intake and we feel like we should on miss this opportunity. see, and as a 1st time boards or i feel like i need to make my voice heard. and the political to see. when we notice these past 2 years has made us want to come and, and, and show we want to be one of the changes. so we have to come out and numbers and, but when, when present, like you sell announced a delay or even a cancellation of the election, what was your reaction then? i was, i was very disappointed that somebody took my my rights without even asking they, they don't allow us to express ourselves in the, in the ballot. and that's what we were all waiting for after or what was going on. we say to ourselves, no worries. w

julia, maybe our sister?eight years old, that’s what a year it turns out to be, i eighty-three, it turns out, well , somewhere in the nineties, yulia, tell nikolaev, in what year did you end up in a foster family? - i’m 93, they changed the date for me, so my birthday was supposed to be december 24, 1992. could it be that after you were all taken away, your mother would still have children? yes, it could, so tell us what you remember about your childhood, what you remember about your parents, how you lived, we didn’t live very well, so our parents led an unhealthy lifestyle, so we ran away, gathered everyone children, they ran away, we were like chickens, but we ran away to somewhere, well, to the village, to the entrance, where it’s warm, to the basement. we spent the night, behind the dcc there was garbage, they threw out boxes, brooms, where they made them, we lit a fire and warmed ourselves, everything was in good condition, we somehow ran into the entrance , sat down near the radiator, at that time there

and julia, in an election with the result as a full gone conclusion. as you deal with us success maker wake around this. yes. hello julia. so how has to announce being in an election with the result as a full on conclusion? what kind of tv overall turn out throughout the country? both impasse and and online voting has exceeded 70 percent. we've spoken to many people as potent stations and and no not. so what they who base a full they say that they do can about that futures and those who are, again, such a inpatient despite they realize that he said to wait, of course they still say they don't want to give up and they do a want to a constable to deb pallets and come in vote basically and chairman of the central election commission, i left him feel of a sense to west for the high turn out in the elections. she has sense as the west, as united russians, and also she mentioned that's off to the election. she will reveal the details of the western and internal interference in the election at the pilots. accounting has already begun and brushes for reese, bu

take the case of julia massage. he told the truth about some horrible things that our government did em lied about in iraq and, and in afghanistan. and for that, he's been chased, tortured and are in prison for the better part of the last 12 years of his life. let's here now, from our president, the president of the united states. here's joe, by the bravely stood up to the corruption, the violence and the all the, all the bad things. and yeah, so you did your right mister president. exactly. that julia saw and reported truthfully on many bad things, and for that he had them arrested and prosecuted for fabricated crimes. he says that the prison is held with nice solutions. yep. all true. his life has been made a living hell. and yet assange assigned she never gave in even in prison. she was a powerful voice for the truth. all right, i've got to apologize for you and, and there's a reason i'm apologizing right now. you see i was playing with you a little bit. there was a game i was playing with you to make this point

>> reporter: a great point by julia there. with mexico saying they would not accept any deportations from the state of texas, in addition to those they already receive in conjunction with the u.s. federal government, that poses the question if any other countries would follow suit. we do know that in our prior trips here to the border, particularly eagle pass, majority of the migrants we have spoken to have come from venezuela, and it would be interesting to see if that country said anything. we do know at this point in time, however, that until there is clear guidance on how this law should be practiced in actuality, there is going to be a lot more questions coming and that'sy think all eyes are on the court of appeals in new orleans today. >> julia ainsley and morgan chesky, thank you very much for being with us this morning. with us to continue our coverage, texas congressman joaquin castro, san antonio area and sits on the foreign afirs committee. thank you for your time. you issued a statement saying the supreme court opt

julia ainsley is following this. julia, what more do we know? >> reporter: border patrol says the lebanese man was caught earlier this month crossing illegally near el paso. 22-year-old basel bassel ebbadi said he was with hezbollah and wanted to build a bomb and was headed to new york. officials i've spoken to said it is highly unusual for someone to voluntarily disclose that information. we don't know if ebbadi was on the u.s. terrorism watch list. over 160 migrants crossing the border last year were on that list. it's been a major criticism of biden border policies by republicans. ebbadi is currently in u.s. custody and under investigation. lester? >> julia ainsley, thank you. >>> to that new video showing the princess of wales in public for the first time since her abdominal surgery. it comes after weeks of questions about her whereabouts and after controversy surrounding a highly edited photo. here is molly hunter. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time since december, video of kate, the princess of wales, in public. the video obtained by

it's basically not wisdom that julia. oh but oh yeah, the other half does not include those clinic. pride is non violent. extreme is boost. uh, what city will be the bad luck, the manufacture defects as a book where i'm calling on the ground and do not with the impact of nigeria on some she already see this back in july i todd was blamed debited by that and kind of the of the vehicle book, 100, i'm going, i'm sorry, nothing, nothing is short. oh no we, i'm not sure which group is responsible when it comes to what needs to be done now or the 5 step. the 1st step is necessarily security. because these, these big question of security, when they will have the most engaging villages keeping hundreds of the most and not julian's every month. i'm repeating women adopting my thing to be to us and my us in order to get the extra money from their properties and from government. the government has to respond with what community boss. okay. but you know, and of course, when you responded with community and force, then you have to the