juliana monsalve nos tiene más . >> el servicio federal de rusia informó que por esta razón se periodista ha podido confirmar de manera independiente . >> y creo que lo que nos está tratando de hacer es usarlo como carta de negociacion de negociación no creo que rusia tenga mayor evidencia alguna . >> el caso está marcado como una secretaria que el periodista no admitió culpabilidad. evolución fue detenido intentaba obtener información relacionada a las actividades de una de las empresas del complejo militar industrial ruso. >> tenía visa y era acreditado como periodistas de las actividades que estaba llevando a cabo no corresponden al periodismo dijo la portavoz del gobierno ruso. >> en un comunicado el periódico dijo que niega con vehemencia las asociaciones de rusia y que busca la liberación inmediata de su reportero de confianza. >> el departamento de estado dijo que condena los esfuerzos de rusia por intimidar, redimir, castigar a periodistas. >> que llega a ser encontrado culpable podría enfrentar 20 años de prisión. >> el periodista estadounidense sido puesto bajo arresto por ahora

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we are welcome now by juliana neves. thank you so much for joining us, juliana.ou for having me here, julian. what is the circus center? so it's a circus school. it's one of the oldest circus schools in the country. it started 1984 founded by two also great women when you parkman and judy lynette, and it's been a hub for circus since then, and many emerging artists have gone through professional careers to sickness away and to other european companies coming from circus center. so what? what kind of training happens when you go to circus school? well you can do many different things from acrobatics units sickle aerial act bicycle, many trampoline trampoline. it's really a magical place. where is the school located in a cold valley 755 frederick street, like a classroom environment, or or do you have the things that you would normally see in a circus that people would practice on? how does that work? big jim with a lot of a lot of equipment and like a bleachers, where parents can watch the classes if they want, and then we have a theater. and we also have a room d

hey juliana., of course, about the fact that he lived in paris, that he traveled from belgium to london to other cities to study rembrandt. i think that this made an impression on his students. and perhaps not by chance. they also believed that paris was a parisian dream, parisian glory is possible, because yankee mordovich had already gone to study, arrived , organized a school here, became a person respected in the city, and these students were very different in essence. the tailor's son who came from milovichi. for example, maybe i want to later write that the children went to him on foot and, with milovichi, he lived here. the sisters studied to be a retoucher. and this is also a very respected profession to retouch photographs and, of course, seeing the kruger school, and the photo studio was obviously nearby. he decided to enroll in it when he entered the stairs to the second floor. it was overwhelmed with various smells, because this house was famous, also because there was a very famous ca

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the government trying to stop the influx of undocumented migrants. juliana authorities say they are currently around $1400000.00 migrants within its borders. most come from venezuela, peru, haiti, and colombia. the issue has caused president gabrielle burrage's approval writing to dip significantly. a latin america editor at the st. newman is at the chill and border. we are in perhaps one of the world's most dry, desolate, and dusty places. as you can see here, this is the bolivia, chilly border and right behind me are soldiers as they are right behind me. they are stopping migrants who are undocumented from trying to come into the country for the 1st time in years. and it actually seems to be working, at least in this section. right, right in front of them are bolivians only. they have a right to come in here, but even they are having their documents checked, even though they have the custom of just coming through without any a with us as though the water was completely open, the previous president had dug a ditch. this is what was supposed to stop the migrants from entering into to lee, but

it included demand for abolishing nato abolishing the ca, freeing juliana sanchez that included kelsey gabbert. ron paul, dennis kristen edge, i was one of the speakers there as well. a video clip from how it gets la ruesch. the schiller institute, very diverse. rachel mad. alan m s n b c had a 3 minute meltdown over the rally. trusting to down play. it and claim it was just a bunch of fringe elements and remnants of the room cult that's what i am, i guess. aside from being appropriate in propagandist i why are they so freaked out? because because the divisions are fake and of people come together, this will end. and you may have seen that congressman mat gates of florida introduce the resolution for the us troops to get out of syria. while it didn't pass, it got 103 votes, 321 against. but the vote was 56 democrats and 47 republicans. that is new. that is a new development. if the 2 parties can come together for peace. wow, i will say if you get a 30 minute meltdown from rachel, not olive, and you're probably doing something right there. but, i mean, in addition to that, you know, see

those living illegally further up the valley and the occupied west bank haven't stopped since 12 juliana last week or the 4th time he says is ready, settler said one of his calls on fire and light, thousands of palestinians have been regularly targeted, he won't be receiving any compensation. i mean, not if i was, if we have full insurance, that our case would be considered as similar attacks aren't covered. it's costing us a lot. no one from the government has come to assess the damage either. we can't leave like this feeling something in israeli settlers attack palestinian homes and what a town that same day in the worst such violence in years it let's international outrage. but people who say they haven't received any of the $100000.00 promise by the palestinian authority. and it wouldn't be enough to cover the costs. so to say that the type highlights the lack of consumer protection laws and the need for a long term solution and business in the middle of the country. we have a social responsibility. we live under occupation. we call the government to introduce special policy or forms

. >> juliana, it's been a few months since you and i have had to talk about a meme stock.r the first time in two years. what's going on here? >> this is a name we haven't said in a while. but the retailer has been essentially cutting costs. game stop said they've got even more plans in the works this year to cut back on excess costs, including in the european market. it's hard to say where the results came in. because there aren't too many analysts that cover the stock. of course it was thrust into the spotlight as it became the meme stock during the pandemic. as far as its strategy and where it sees growth coming from in the future, gamestop has been working to revamp the real estate portfolio and increase its online business at the same time as i said cutting back on costs. so that's been a really big part of the story. >> cnbc's julianna tatelbaum live from london. we'll have the complete story on jay powell's decision on interest rates. >>> today an update on the ukrainian soldiers being trained on patriot missile systems here in the u.s. >>> plus, the second day of ch

[laughter] so we use the office communications messaging board which juliana will show you how to usealesforce is going to use their new a. i. chatbot called einstein and infuse it into slack. so that'll be interesting. it'll deliver instant conversation summaries, research tools, writing assistance for you possibly. stuart: really? susan: yeah, using ion sign. they're lawn -- einstein. you see this a.i. boom continuing. yesterday we were talking about microsoft, now launching new features using a.i. in their cloud services azure. also -- yeah. stuart: look at that. artificial if intelligence, those two words and up your stuff goes. susan: this stock is up 150% this year, it's been incredible. stuart: that's right. last week they were way under 20. susan: i think there's got to be some sort of tie with that. stuart: sooner or later there'll be a shakeout -- susan: you know how it works on wall street, it's a herd mentality. it's also trend following. so once some people pile into certain sort of themes and trends, that's where it goes. stuart: i want to talk about weight watchers -- [

juliana, really appreciate it. thank you so much today. >> all right, as credit suisse joins silicon valley and signature on the list of troubled banks, the question is whether more will join them. joining us now to talk about the banking crisis and the ripple effect in the market, senior markets commentator mike santoli and cnbc.com banking reporter hugh san here with us in the studio at root, what's fundamentally the problem with credit suisse. >> tyler, investors have woken to the increased risk, the billing of the banking system moving from the regime where there was a zero interest rate policy for a decade into a more normalized environment you have had three banks fail here in the u.s. in the last week now you have the market essentially sniffing out -- >> every bank. >> who could be next in the system, so there are some similarities if you look at silicon valley bank, we know that on thursday $42 billion in deposits fled the bank in a single day that's pretty dramatic now we've also learned that, you know, c

juliana is one of the women who took part in the review.t officer made inappropriate comments. she complained but an investigation found no wrongdoing, she worries if the force will change. haifa found no wrongdoing, she worries if the force will change.— found no wrongdoing, she worries if the force will change. how much more data are we — the force will change. how much more data are we expecting _ the force will change. how much more data are we expecting to _ the force will change. how much more data are we expecting to get _ the force will change. how much more data are we expecting to get until - data are we expecting to get until real change happens, until the police accept that they're not equipped to deal with victims and that they have to change? because all that is happening is people are not going to come forward, people are not going to trust the police. some are also concerned that the commissioner won't accept the failings are institutional. it commissioner won't accept the failings are institutional.- failings are institutio

let's get to our juliana tattlebalm live in london. >> frank, good morning we started out the tradingession deep in the red, but sentiment turned positive around mid-mork and we've been climbing since. the stock 600 closing about 1% higher, and it has been a broad-based rally, every region and sector moving higher including the european banks that index gaining more than 1%. ubs has been a huge turnaround throughout the day it started down double digit percent early in the trading session but ending about 1.5% higher we, of course, heard from the ubs chairman yesterday when the credit suisse-ubs deal this acquisition in his words is attractive for ubs shareholders and preserves the value left in the business limiting downside exposure for ubs speaking to investors in the market, there doesn't seem to be a lot of conviction in the trade taking place today but rather at the martha ubs takeover of credit suisse is seen as reducing the risk of contagion within the european banking sector away from the banks we've got basic resources, best performing sector, health care on the downside the

from juliana county to a latino owned auto body shop in north philly i've heard from too many people, from so many different walks of life who feel like the system just doesn't work for them. they feel like it's unfair. and let's be real, we know it's unfair. it's unfair that in rural communities many lack access to health care, affordable high-speed internet and capital. it's unfair black and latino businesses are twice as likely to be denied a loan. we have to break down these barriers and invest in communities that have been left out of our shared prosperity. it's not only the right thing to do, it's the smart thing to do because that's how we will create jobs and grow the economy. i know allentown understands this. it's a city that's on the rise because he is building bridges welcoming folks to his community, growing the economy and making sure the government works for everyone. [applause] latino families are moving to allentown and helping create vibrancy and excitement in the lehigh valley. they chose pennsylvania. now we have to help them succeed and boost the local economy. th

existence since the 19 sixty's process. arnold sean paul was at the mans event with the local skier, juliana, where are claiming the women's title and that's it for me. so thanks very much. so i do think it will have more news on the other side of the brain, but until then from santa myself, on the news, our team here in denver, thanks very much for your time and your complete ah ah and frank assessments, this treaty provides us with this hopeful moment what countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules and will allow us to treat the global common with the attention it deserves informed opinions that we should have planned much in the center of its agenda and not feel the shadow by the board, as it has been critical debate chinese side should be shared with you. graham leadership, you may talk about something you could talk with inside story on al jazeera, on a recent february day. it's central park in new york city. you never have guessed it was right smack in the middle of winter. look around, people are dressed like it's spring or summer. wait, hold on. where is the sn

hi, my name is juliana. i'm from deborah in jersey and i have a question for professor adler. so i am politics major and i have aspirations of serving in nation's government. and i'm wondering what the value of classics is in governance. yeah, a great question. thank you so much. it seems to me that there's a lot one can learn about governance from, the classics, and this is one of the reasons why american education, the colonial period up until basically the civil war, focused so much attention on the classics as it was perceived. a number of greek and roman writers from antiquity had really been trailblazers in political thought. i mean, obviously, as was talked about, just a moment ago, plato and his republic are part of this. but aristotle and politics, so forth. cicero been highly influential as well. so a number of different ideas about, political theory really do stem from the greeks and the romans and think that they're of profound importance as we think about today, about what's best for us. i would also say that there's a sense in which and here i guess borrowing a l

the men's event with local scare juliana vero claiming that went this pedo. okay, and that is all your support for now for the back to you. farrah. thank you very much. we'll see you a little later. that's it for this news on al jazeera, but to stay with us. i'll be back in just a few minutes with us more on the base comp. sorry. thanks so much. i ah and it's been 20 years since the united states led invasion of iraq, which overthrew president saddam hussein a widely controversial military operation that killed hundreds of thousands of iraqis and displaced to 1000000 small a conflict whose consequences are still being held today. the rock pool toward g as on on al jazeera, joined the debate. the, you know that the sector seems empowered by the government and stained by the daily bohaman today, they are to government africans how security is also global. help security on an online, at your voice. there is no right to defense. there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work toward a sustainable economy. at the end of t

marcela: segÚn juliana loaiza en tu cesta de proyectos pro mujer existen tres manzanas que cambien oemien a una persona que da el servicio los demÁs, que sirve su comunidad yo creo que es una las cosas mÁs bonitas que puede ser una persona. >> es hermoso ver como las historias son reformados y el premio es porque han sabido transformar su historia hilan puesto al servicio de otras, de la comunidad, de la sociedad. marcela: ademÁs estamos contentos y de celebraciÓn porque tenemos otros compaÑeras, dos colega de univisiÓn que se van a llevar este reconocimiento, que son yuri cordero y a eileen cardet. >> dos mujeres increÍbles con historias distintas pero que han sabido usar su historia personal para transformar y ayudar vidas, cada una desde Ámbitos y ambientes distintos con una cara profesional impecable, mujeres que tienen un testimonio increÍble y la verdad nos encanta la idea de poderlas honrar, de decir esta historia que se vuelve tuya y a lo mejor doliÓ hoy se convierte en un merecimiento reconocimiento porque transformarse a alguien. marcela: yuri cordero vicepresidente product

hi, i'm juliana from demarest, new jersey. my question about how you would respond to the common question, this question that a lot of people have about the over that it was the speculation during the 1920s in the federal government sort of like letting it kind of like build that led to the great depression. what is a this is a good response to this question is how how do you respond arguments that over in the 1920s led to the stock talk. right well i would this and matt alluded to it we've had lots what i would call stock market correct actions, not crashes. you know, we've had it we the stock dot com bubble in 1999 we had the you know, subprime mortgage meltdown in 2008. and matt decided something from earlier history in every case we had a correction that came at the end typically of a boom period this is not unusual the us economy but there was only that led to a depression and i think as professor cochrane pointed out, that was the policies of the, you know, of the thirties that caused that and you know, you at what you k

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