it's inalienable business responsibility, social responsible business alexandra abramov and karen greatcean lead. in the tuscan elite resort of forte, dai marme, the villa of businessman oleg tinkov was robbed, according to media reports, jewelry bags of famous brands and watches worth hundreds of thousands of euros were stolen into a group of intruders, according to the first findings of the investigation. three people entered. they managed to bypass the security system to enter the mansion, pick the locks and get to the contents of two safes. tinkoff himself is now with family in mexico and earlier he renounced russian citizenship. well, in the netherlands, in the house of the founder of the yandex corporation, who fell under western sanctions, squatters still live, the essence of the beggar is to protect private property. arkady volozh on the territory of the country, representatives of themis considered that to evacuate uninvited residents. could only be cases of building repairs, but since after the construction work, the house, like the capital invested, for some reason will incre

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thank you so much to dig into were bringing in job creators network chief legal officer karen harned. it's great, if i may begin from reading from the united states district court district judge mark pittman's opinion he says whether the program constitute the public policy is not the role of this court to determine no one can possibly deny that is one of the largest allegations of legislative power to the executive branch or one of the largest exercises of legislative power without congressional authority in the history of the united states. that is why he filed the suit because the president didn't have authority to do this. >> 100% thank you so much for having me, this is not the first time that we see the president do this. he didn't with the osha vaccine mandate now we are seated with student loan forgiveness the bottom line the judge pointed out when you are going to enact a program that is at least $400 billion in cost you cannot do that with the stroke of the pen and without any input from anyone much less congress itself it's the power of the purse. jackie: let me ask you from a procedu

great job to keep our citizens safe. >> leo, we have a new mayor of los angeles, karen bass is going to be the new mayor of los angeles. if you were advising her and you were telling her all right, mayor, this is what we need to do in:ment, what would i tell her we need to do? >> well, fi of all she's not going to listen to me because she is a progressive. >> that true. >> she supports black lives matter, she supports defunding the police. it was a good week for criminals this week because democrats maintained control of these cities. as you know, as well as i do, thee criminals are running amok in democratic cities. what she has to do is call out george -- but she's a friend of george. so she's not going to do this. it is simply going to be the status quo for the next two years. lee zelden had it right. he took the issue of crime to democratic city and to the new york city.

i think karen has done a great job with oih and you want to move up the spectrum and be right there with names i still think those have a bit to run ultimately the energy complex is where earnings revisions still have room to run to the upside regardless of the partisan outcome and i think that is the only sector that you could point to in the current environment. >> and i just think it seems like a consensus trade here. you look at the xle. 40% is exxon and chevron and it closed at a match 52-week high and go back ten years to 2014, but at the ten-year chart, you have up to a hundred so you have a 10 up and 30 down scenario i don't think it is a great risk/reward and then the oih for you like playing breakouts, do these things look like great breakout candidates? but they've also had the 30%, 40%, swoons. it seems consensus right here. >> so karen's trade is -- >> thank you for calling it my trade. >> what do you do with it? >> i think you got to take some money off the table. probably selling upside calls that are probably a little bit pumped that is what i look to do. i have a texas h

and a great champion of israel was our ambassador. two years later on a trip to israel, karennd i made in the early days of 2020, before the covid pandemic was known and understood, we were there to participate in an international gathering but i had the privilege of visiting the american embassy. as we walked in the front door, i looked over at the cornerstone of the building. beautiful jerusalem stone. the tradition of a cornerstone is that the date of the dedication appears. the name of the president of the united states and the ambassador. you can imagine how moved i was when i looked at the cornerstone and i saw that between the name of donald trump and ambassador friedman was my own. [applause] david friedman put it there. to have my name on the jerusalem stone at the corner of the american embassy in jerusalem. also one of the greatest honors of my life. [applause] it is extraordinary to think of the changes we made. and as i said, to say that every leader in the world told the president not to move the embassy would be an understatement. literally. i was there for many

abdul al said, alice stewart, charlie dent and karen finney. great takeaways let's talk about this i guess presidential proxy war between desantis and donald trump. your thoughts, charlie. >> well, if donald trump could take one whack right now he would take back his endorsement of ron desantis over adam putnam in the 2018 florida gubernatorial primary where putnam was going to win, very popular ag commissioner, former congressman and trump went in and endorsed desantis. you republican what you show. now desantis has ascended with his overpowering victory and trump is in bad shape. >> i will put money in one thing that donald trump will not take back and that is desanctimonious, the new nickname he has for desantis. desantis is doing well in terms of his prospects for 2024 for several reasons, one, he has been a proven leader in florida, financially as well as -- >> and does that translate nationally or is florida its own bio sphere? >> it does translate, this gives him something to tout as he is traveling around the country. he is a proven leader an

and just say, well, karen bass would be great because this kamala harris would be great because this we're pitting them against each other. that's one thing that was a positive sign. but then still, the veepstakes itself devolved into a conversation about. people who were self advocating being seen as too ambitious, despite the fact that mike pence or joe biden or al gore, none of. these men just fell into the vice president's. they had the ambition to at least network it behind the scenes. but the weird about 2020 was everything was happening either on zoom privately or on zoom on television. and the only way that you had to talk about if you wanted to be vice president was, to say that you wanted to be vice president and it was only women. yes, ambition and politics goes hand in hand, inherently don't run for office if you don't have ambition. right. but but that veepstakes is interesting, too, because i think in many ways, you know, by biden out and saying that he was going to nominate a woman yeah you ended up having sort of this you contest play out in the media where women were

background of the situation of russia suspended its participation in the un broke a great deal with keith. use the karen they'll keep use the material corridors attacked the russian navy in crimea. we discussed the issue with mental affairs professor jack rasmus, who has no faith that he will stick to the new agreement out and violating the previous one. i don't know how much those are just he can, can assure anything i, you know, i don't think he's totally in control. he could say the provide guarantees, no military equipment will be shipped. but, you know, i kind of think the number of people underneath, of them will do what they want. anyway, i don't know how, how much of a guarantee that will be i, i don't know what they mean by that. i think the un has to inspect the ship. the un has a, has many members that are in the poorer african asian area and who are dependent upon that grant or so star. and they have that real pressure, political pressure to see that the grain really does get to them. who is i am, pm, has appointed a deputy minister politician wants further off wearing a nazi symbol. and he

karen and i have a great privilege when i was vice president united states at the olympics.was a fair amount of politics being played there and -- and sent his sister to south korea before the games. i write about it in my book. it was a memorable moment. i think not just having a victory, but also continuing to draw a bright line between the freedom we enjoy in the united states, the tyranny of -- in iran, to put a bow on that with a team usa victory. >> emily: and you are absolutely right, because that tierney was on the world stage. there are reports that the iranian general has acknowledged that more than 300 people have been killed in a current protest. we have -- they could face fines or even a rest for their betrayal for failing to defeat the enemy on the world stage, which might be a part why iranians themselves were cheering for the united states to win. >> >> vice president pence: and that is heartening to me. their people -- as we talked about earlier, and under the trump/pentz administration, we isolated them as never before. i cannot for the life of me understan

karen. terry sanford was a great governor. he a big, big difference down there. but a lot of it had to do with newspapers. there were a number of other good newspapers in north carolina. but i think, you know, mr. cowles, winston-salem journal was probably the best. and they i think they, had a huge influence. mary i'm going to come back to one or two things in winston-salem, but he he worked for eight years as the new york times deputy bureau chief, although i think can call him scottie reston. now, can i ask who i, i knew fairly well, or i know least? and he told me one time that he'd never known a newspaperman that had better judgment than molly carroll, and that's why he trusted him for. and david shribman, if you haven't read that wall street journal review, you really ought to. david shribman went to work for the new york times in 1981. that was 18 years after mr. carroll had left. and you sit around the office, they would still ask questions when it was a thorny, what would wally do? i mean, it was just the huge impact he had. but he in 1968, one of the re

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great weekend. >> reporter: chris and karen are retired. they have been working their entire lives.come to the library senior food program for the last 2 years. they heard about it online. they said it has been a lifesaver. like so many, they have been impacted by the increased cost of living , particularly for food. >> we are both retired now. i was a floor installer for 20 or 30 years. i was a schoolteacher for 25 years. it just got to be too much. >> reporter: they say they are thankful that the senior food bank, with the food bank of contra costa and solano provide free groceries to them and other people over the age of 55 twice a month. in this trunk, it's part of thanksgiving dinner to ring home and be able to cook on thanksgiving day in their home. karen says the prices in the grocery stores are crazy now. some local stores are now selling one gallon of milk for what used to buy them two. she says eggs are another item where she has seen prices jump. >> it has been rough. at least when we were working, it was different. now we are retired. karen went through surgery. it was n

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karen pierce. [applause] good morning. >> great to see you. >> thank you for doing this.st, monday you are in chicago. you are meeting with the importers talking about british land. at the same time rishi sunak was announced the latest prime minister. what news will rake across the pond now -- break across the pond now? >> the prime minister announced he will go to cop 27. that's a good message. he put out a good statement about the importance of energy security and the importance of taxing climate change. he was always committed to climate change but i think it's a great message that he can actually go to cop. >> we are no strangers to political drama in the u.s.. but five prime ministers in six years? why should the u.s. trust stability from the u.k. now? >> the five prime ministers in six years as an expression of democracy. as the u.s.'s closest ally, we would expect democracy in britain not to worry the united states. it's a different political system from the u.s. one. fundamentally in britain, you elect a party, you don't elect a prime minister, even though the pri

great holiday. back to you guys. >> karen, thank you. >>> good news, christmas is not canceled. >> you have the authority to say that? >> i do. i do. >> i knew you were santa claus. >> this according to brian dodge, the president of the retailer indus strifd region saying there is enough in stock. >> a prolonged rail strike could cause product shortages and price increases. the retail industry leaders association has been in touch with santa. biden and congress trying to avoid a strike. i hope there are no kids watching this. >> they clearly know the presents are delivered by sleigh. >> yes. obviously we should remind them of that. >> in the u.k. it's a different story. there will be rail strikes that will affect christmas. >> yes. >> we just hope people get together. we'll have more on the deadly shooting at a walmart in chess is a peebk, virginia. >>> and a big announcement on u.s. college loans as president biden tries to cancel debt for millions of americans. >>> heart break and humiliation for argentina. we are live in doha. >>> the party went on long into the night here. join me live from doha in a

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great to be on. we need to all raise a glass to congresswoman karen bass for becoming the first female to be the mayors angeles. women made great strides thanks to this election cycle. i think because our bodies were on the ballot like never before. and yet there are still hundreds of thousands of u.s. government seats that still have -- only been held by men. it is also important to note that the black and brown women getting to congress in record numbers. and, i like many of my colleagues, represent a district that is not majority african american. so my credibility to my constituents does not come because of my privilege. it comes because i, like my female colleagues, worked to get into these positions. and we do that by listening, by translating. by easing fears, by stepping into the gaps. and by pushing, pushing, pushing for legislation that sees all of us. >> now, when you take office, republicans will hold the house with a slim majority. it is not clear what action the gop might take on abortion in the next section. but some republican lawmakers have voiced support for a 15-week national ban fo

karen green. >> todd: cory mills fresh off his win, great to have you, why were you able to complete this big flipnks for having me, the biggest thing is the democrats have basically had the american people finally tell them definitively, we will not stand for your communist and perverse ideology, economy and inflation were driving factor. their out of touch messaging was a big factor. in my district specifically, they saw me as a person of action, were service in the military as combat veteran, going to afghanistan to help with the botched withdrawal or during hurricane ian, i mobilized a team to do evacuation, delivering baby formula and baby wipes needed for people in my district. they want a person of action and they have that with me. >> carley: cover of the "new york post" this morning says de-future referring to desantis and i don't think they are talking about the florida future, i think they are talking about the country's future. what happens now that ron desantis gained sizeable victory, desantis versus trump, how do you see this playing out? >> cory: i'm not really sure on whether it i

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karen abbott who was also a speaker at great lives offered a similarly glowing evaluation writing quote. this is more than history. it is a powerful story for our times. it has it all adventure tragedy and heroes who overcame cruel prejudice. to roll the air fly girls reads like a heart-stopping novel. but this story is all true. and thoroughly inspiring. some of you may remember that keith was originally scheduled as part of the 2020 great live series, but that talk was canceled because of the pandemic. well, we've looked forward to having him for two years now. so it's a special pleasure tonight to finally welcome to the great lives podium keith o'brien. thank you, dr. crowley for that introduction. i really appreciate it. i mean he did have two years to work on it though. so and i want to say thank you to all of you for coming out tonight. thank you to the university of mary washington. thanks to the great lives lecture series and thanks to ali heber who works here at the university, you know for two years. we've been trying to make this night work. you know, it was it was on and the

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karen. so you have to look for the stocks that have great balance sheets, great growing businesses, et ceteraidend. >> you could have owned at&t or verizon for a long time getting that dividend year in and year out and yet losing money i've got say i'm a little bit surprised that this is his focus, you know. that seems interesting to me like he is talking to this retail trader. think about a long-term. >> yeah. >> all right well, if you are retail trader out there, you might be wondering how you can get in on the action premium against your position to make money a little more safely. brian sullivan joins us for a little "options action" 101. brian? >> when you talk about owning stocks, i think what jason is hitting on is large cap value stocks that's an area that we focus on in our fund. and i like finding those names the own right now as well. and if you want to take in some additional premium, selling a call on the upside is a right thing to do. and look, when the vicks is around 25 or higher, it's come off its highs. meaning that the stock market bounced off the lows a little bit. but pre

gerry: think about laura karen and charles hurt, will be back next week more, tree interviews on the "wall street journal at large" in the meantime have a great week, >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. coming up don't call it a pivot but the fed may slow rate hikes after inflation numbers got low. alan blinder on what could happen next. the stocks warren buffett is doing now and what is berkshire hathaway portfolio tells us about the health of the economy. we begin with 3 things investors should be thinking about, stocks surged and bond yields fell as inflation numbers came in lower than expected but is the market getting ahead of itself. crypto exchange ran into big trouble this week and rival bynance fell out of it. ftx is in a one hundred 35 million deal to name the miami heat basketball arena. why you should never invest in a company that's buying stadium rights. ben levisohn, carleton english and andrew bary. good week to have a 401(k). investors want to believe that elusive pivot is on the way. are they right? ben:

great for that. instead, we should open the address. it's problems and figure out how we can fix them. they were, karen came more than full 100 nuclear power plants world wide, and they produce a lot of atomic laced the highly radioactive part of that waste is especially problematic. a single nuclear plant produces an average of 30 tons each year around the world. the search is on for a permanent storage site where this dangerous waste can safely be stored for a 1000000 years. but so far, no such place has been found. now scientists considering new technology that could help solve our nuclear waste problem. how to dispose of highly radioactive nuclear waste, after more than 6 decades of nuclear energy use, it remains a contentious question. now, a new plan to neutralize atomic waste promises and answer. experts say that could be done in transmutation reactors that work like this. a neutron source of last the nuclear waste with neutrons, resulting in a 2nd nuclear fission that would reduce the radioactivity in the atomic waste. the process is driven by a particle accelerator. when that switched off, the

great shape. so i think they'll fare much better than they have. depending on how severe it's going to be. >> mark, it's karenor being on. when you look at the industry and you think about the vast differential in valuation between a tesla and between a gm and a ford, do you -- how do you think about that do you think it's out of whack and if so, from which sides? >> well, i do think by any measures, tesla is valued very, very richly. but listen, investors are looking at that, and they're looking at the growth prospects of the company going forward when they come out and say on average and over time they're going grow at 50%, these pretty compelling but clearly if you look at the valuation metrics, it is overvalued but that being said, you know, elon musk, there is a lot of star power there he paints a very interesting picture for the future but at the same time, i think the established apple computers are making a lot of inroads, particularly on electrify indication and i think at some point, the market is going to give them credit for that. but for now they have not. and i think the other thing they're wait

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