kathy didn't like that. john says that's wife of 18 years seem to have that on her mind when she dropped him off for his latest assignment. >> she said, why do have to be there so early? which we didn't make sense to me, because i was always the first one there. i said, it's my job. >> she don't want to go? >> she didn't say that. >> but you felt? it >> i could feel that something was wrong. the look on her face when she said it, it didn't sit right with me. >> now, kathy was missing. her disappearance would eventually drag into the open secrets that some in, and around law cave, would've rather kept hidden. >> there was no doubt that kathy took good care of her family, but as investigators soon learned, this wife and mother was also a woman who was sometimes lonely. coming up >> i asked her mom if she was seeing anyone, she said she reestablished contact with the old friends from school. >> and that old friend had a confession to make. >> he did admit that they had had a physical relationship, and it had on

kathy? kathy: i'll give you 7%. jonathan: krishna? krishna: 8%.han: 50 or 25 basis point on the fed? 50 or 25? krishna: it's 25, but i think it may change over time. jonathan: i think someone was calling to tell you 50. michael? krishna: 25. --michael: 25. jonathan: kathy? kathy: 25. jonathan: last one, the only individual to say yes, they would. everyone else said no, no, no. and i mentioned the answer to this question has changed. does the ecb hike rate? yes or no? kathy? kathy: yes. krishna: --michael: yes. krishna: yes. jonathan: unanimous. i expected that. for me, that does it for me until monday. from new york city for our audience worldwide, this was bloomberg real yield. this is bloomberg tv. ♪ >> welcome to the bnn and bloomberg audience. i'm pretty good to with your first word news. president biden is praising the stronger-than-expected jobs report. he spoke at the white house this morning, claiming the grit of the american people and american capitalism. but. >> the american jobs machine is going stronger than ever. truly a strong recov

kathy kaiser helps people in need. she's been taking care of homeless people in berlin for 12 years. and this is good. shannon, i've seen a lot of terrible things and check. i've even seen people dying. mentioned i washed abilene at night. she drives through berlin and the cold bus on the lookout for people at risk of freezing compromise. quotes bag, downtown berlin at night homeless people roll out their sleeping bags here and the zip stan neighbourhood. most residents choose to look the other way. oh, sunday. oh, oh andy. high, low. okay. did with it so cold and if that you want to go inside some wine pool. okay. kathy kaiser and antonia vine at i work for the christian association. belinda stock mission, berlin city mission to sleeping here. oh, he doesn't have a sleeping pad. i the tony. honey. hello. are you okay, it's dick. what should we take you to an emergency shelter? yeah, we'll want to come with us to run after 10. it's so cold, at least come as a so you want to come? comment on, smit rushed estimate on smi

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ah kathy kaiser helps people in need. she's been taking care of homeless people in berlin for 12 years. i looks good channel. i've seen a lot of terrible things and i've even seen people dying mention are stab leon. at night she drives through berlin and the cold bus on the lookout for people at risk of freezing compromise heights bag, downtown berlin at night homeless people roll out their sleeping bags here in the suits down neighborhood. most residents choose to look the other way. oh sundays. ha. all oh and they high low. okay. to move for you. it's so cold and if that you want to go inside some wide pool. okay. patty kaiser and antonia vine at work for the christian association. belinda stock mission, berlin city mission. who's sleeping here? oh, he doesn't have a sleeping pat. i the tony honey. hey know. are you ok sick? what should we take her to an emergency shelter? yes. good. want to come with animals to buy nato fun to but it's so cold. please come as a so you want to come comment on, smit much to submit and su

kathy kaiser and antonio: by now i work for the christian association, ballina shop. miss young berlin city mission. who's sleeping here? oh, he doesn't have a sleeping pat. i the tony honey. hey, now, are you okay sick? what should we take you to an emergency shelter? yes. want to come with animals to buy moto fun to but it's so cold. please come as a so you want to come comment on, smit rushed estimate. and smith clump. these people are an urgent need of help. okay. with us. okay. you need me trousers. definitely. that will wet. okay. no problem. we'll give you new trousers. okay. give me a hand and i'll help you. no problem, ma'am. oh, okay, perfect. okay, do you have anything important tibbs elizabeth castilla? go ahead of me. lasha my for the man belongings. have a strong spence hockey. kaiser hides her reaction. she doesn't want to make the man uncomfortable that he's really freezing. i know all his clothes are wet enough. okay, we'll get going off and get you a new pair of trousers, a hole and a hot shower. i a horse that order i pass off. we'll put this over y

then kathy kaiser hides her reaction. she doesn't want to make the man uncomfortable. that goes. he's really freezing right now. all his clothes are wet enough. okay, we'll get going off and get you a new pair of trousers, a hole and a hot shower. i a horse that order papers off. well, we'll put this over you. that's a bit warmer now. that better. okay. better. okay. hi this the you guys at bull, that's why we just found a man who's really freezing. he went and sold himself. he absolutely needs a shower and clean clothes. i can't leave him outside, he'll freeze, come in, is carlson, doesn't there yet? yes. i like many of the homeless people in berlin. this man is from eastern europe. a few 1000 of them live in the city. the exact figure is unknown. most have mental health issues. ok, we're off good night on what is the matter. so they take the most vulnerable people to an emergency shelter when you, when i hear the word how long i immediately think in the coldest days of the month when i'm pictures on life threatening, was very clear for mentioned labels. but what it is we're goi

but kathy's got some good help around here. they're adding marshall county now and we're on a quest, absolutely together, but kathy primarily, with all of her great people, whether it be vick and katie, michelle all the different people that work right with her, but they're on a quest to absolutely be sure that the community schools in every single one of our schools, before we leave, it's going to be up to you, but if you don't -- if you are me and you absolutely would make that profound statement to god above standing right here and you were in as many schools that i'm in and you're with as many kids that i'm with, i've never seen anything work like that. it's truly, absolutely, remarkable. so with all that, i would say to you just this, i've got one more thing, we have-- we have an individual that was coming here tonight. this young man, his name is connor cook. he's a senior at woodrow wilson high school, and without any question, these kids really are -- have lost their way. you know, kids have to deal with so much now and

kathy had good help around her. they are adding marshall county now, we are all on a quest, kathy primarily, with all her great people, all the different people that work on this, they are on a quest to absolutely ensure that communities and schools in every single one of our schools. it will be up to you. but if you are me and you absolutely would make that profound statement to god above standing right here and you are in as many schools as i am in, with as many kids that i am with, i have never seen anything work like this. it is truly absolutely remarkable. so with all that, i would say to you just of this i've got one , more thing. we have an individual that was coming here tonight. this young man, his name is connor cook. he is a senior at woodrow wilson high school. without any question, these kids really have lost their way, they have to deal with so much now and we all know it, from all the different stuff, bullying, to parents, to drugs, everything to be out there that kids have to face deal with all the s

kathy gets a cheerful greeting. oh, a homeless man wishing her a good morning. despite the late hour, she tries to explain to him what time of day it is. oh, good evening he cries. ah, oh, very odd interactions are a daily occurrence here at the emergency shelter run by the bell in ash dot miss young. but most guests are in a good mood today from their warm and they have food and somewhere to sleep coverage. my cell keep doing this for the rest of my life. i'll definitely wait. at least i shall work labeling. and it's what i'm cut out to do. glover is, can i know that people can make that different habit dust mentioned must be vocal can ah kathy kaiser, i can't imagine doing anything else but helping people in need. she knows she can make a positive impact. and that's not an opportunity she's prepared to wait. ah, [000:00:00;00] with who a soccer is a sport of many colors and, and the children in this mountain village to know them all, pima where is blue. the color of her favorite teen sex is traditions, prevent her

some people go kathy crazy. people have passionate views. fans and critics.own 50% in the past year. her flagship fund. it is a 250% over the past five years. what you see is what you get. investors deserve spicy choices and kathy brings the heat. i ask what she's been telling investors. she things rate hike fears are overblown. she is sticking with names like tesla and zoom video and roku. index funds have come to reasonable each other and investors crammed into the same mature growth stocks. have a listen. cathie :they look nothing like the broad benchmarks lose the nasdaq and s&p are beginning to look like each other. we are the new nasdaq. jack: i haven't gone cathie crazy but she is still answering questions after a tough year for returns. jack: she is still picking up the phones. we only have one rate hike, that is way out of consensus. carlton, you are going with one of the reopening plays. carleton: raytheon technologies by 12%. the reopening play doesn't just mean travel but a defense play. jack: we could see some action in defense stocks. benyou're

kathy: i would say that we are in a mini bond bear market.fficult to get drawdowns in excess of 3% of the market rent large. when you are down 5%, probably qualifies as a bond bear market. we are not in the camp that says this is regime change going into the 10 year bond market or even one-year, but you are seeing a decline, as you would expect when rates start to come down. tom: when you open your monthly statement three months in a row and it is sell, that is a bond market. lisa: whether people see their bread and sell more cash, or whether they hide out in some of the securities, especially if we are concerned about the consequence of rate hikes. how much are you continuing to double down on that duration call? kathy: we have had a short duration called for some time now. a couple of years. we are starting to advocate taking on more duration as yields move off. one thing you'll see as we get into the rate hike cycle, yield curves flattened, and you are probably pretty near the peak in the 10-year. as be get into the rate hike cycle and we

kathy did, mom was also amazed at the results. the mom later when you think it was just black tea that did this, it's a way better option than quote his own my home. now kathy did mama always has black tea on hand. ordinary tea from the supermarket works just fine, provided it has no added flavorings. when her neuro dermatitis flares up, she just brews up a compress and kicks back to relax. oh, near it in may, titus is typical of many modern day ailments in that stress can make the symptoms even was these days. there is no getting away from stress, especially in the city, would wide some 4500000000 people live in these asshole jungles and close quarters surrounded by noise and dead. he air one study equates the air pollution in cities with smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. ready ready urban dwellers are also more likely to suffer from mood swings, anxiety and depression. but some swear, the panacea is just to walk away in the forest being in the forest just makes you feel good. ah. but why? scientists around the world, one to fi

kathy did. mom was also amazed at the results among the when you think it was just black tea that did this, it's a white better option than cortisone my home. now, kathy detmer always has black tea on hand. ordinary ti from the supermarket works just fine, provided it has no added flavorings. when her neuro dermatitis flares up, she just brews up a compress and kicks back to relax. o, near denman, titus is typical of many modern day ailments in that stress can make the symptoms even was these days. there is no getting away from stress, especially in the city worldwide. some 4500000000 people live in these asphalt jungles and close quarters surrounded by noise and dead. he air one study equates the air pollution in cities with smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. ready happened when is also more likely to suffer from mood swings, anxiety, and depression. but some swear, the panacea is just to walk away in the forest being in the forest just makes you feel good, hulu. but why? scientists around the

didn't didn't kathy kaiser hides her reaction? uh huh. okay. she doesn't want to make the man uncomfortable. oh, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. oh hi there. are you guys full? i that we just found a man who's really freezing, shut his door to fun. dad and went and soiled himself and he absolutely needs a shower in clean clothes might come up. i can't leave him outside. he'll freeze up where the winter months are especially dangerous for people who live on the streets . when humans act at k, whenever i hear the word cold, i immediately think of the coldest days of the montague at d. v 11. when the cold is life threatening for mentioned leaves, but for the if she and her colleague drive the berlin cold bus through the streets at night offering help a sleeping bag or a hot cup of tea to people and need they're bringing this man to a shelter so he needs a covey rapid test 1st, 2nd law, and test mickey motto, there's a hot line where passers by can call the cold bus when they see some one in need. one all to off and is it there? ignore ambitions th

kathy kaiser hides her reaction. uh huh. okay. she doesn't want to make the man uncomfortable enough. huh. oh hi there. are you guys full? i just, we just found a man whose really freezing fetish toys to one to had and wet and soiled himself and he absolutely needs a shower in clean clothes might come, but i can't leave him outside. he'll freeze to death the winter months are especially dangerous for people who live on the streets of any man's act at keg. whenever i hear the word cold, i immediately think of the coldest days of the month haggard dea. and even when the cold is life threatening for mentioned, leap is good for that is she and her colleague, dr. the berlin. cold bust through the streets at night, offering help a sleeping bag or a hot cup of tea to people in need. they're bringing this man to a shelter, so he needs a cove, it rapid test, 1st, faculty, law, and test mickey matter, there's a hot line where passers by can call the cold bus when they see some one in need. one all too often they're ignored and within that g

kathy: i do.going to be very curious to hear how jerome powell talks about this in his congressional testimony this week because on the one hand, the fed's job is to provide smooth functioning of the markets, and that means providing a lot of extra liquidity. i would not be surprised if that standing repo facility is being passed, etc. and you cannot say, by the way, we are gone to tighten. i do not see how those things go together unless something changes pretty drastically. we have always been the low consensus in terms of our expectations for fed policy this year, and i think this really could slow them down and push them back a bit, despite the fact that inflation is very high and spiking with energy costs. you could argue that those are going to hurt demand as a function and slow the economy down the road. but i think the first path for the fed is just to keep the system functioning and not doing harm. kailey: obviously the bond market is trying to figure out the trajectory of fed policy. it

something has happened. >> what did you worry, kathy? what did you think had happened?e worst for their friend, who had seemed out of sorts, in recent months. everything was fine when byron, first, moved back to his hometown of little falls about-five years earlier, after a career that took him all over the world with the u. s. state department. >> he was talking about living in moscow and cairo and dakar. and it's amazing. >> a worldly guy. >> very much, so. a great conversationalist and -- and fun to talk with. >> but recently, byron wasn't himself. his house had been broken into a few times. the thieves taking everything, from money to precious, family heirlooms. the langes say their friend had become afraid. >> he was acting real quiet, real scared. >> and then, that crime-scene van showed up outside byron's home, and kathy was sure her friend was in trouble. >> just worry and panic. it's like, something's wrong. >> she was right. something was wrong. burglars had struck, again. this time, byron was home, and he had a gun. he had managed to defend himself, and survi

they kathy has some did help around here.on a quest those all different people and we are on a quest that communities and schools before they leave but if you absolutely would make that profound statement. and you are in as many schools as i am in. i've never seen anything work like this. it is truly absolutely remarkable. i have one more thing. we had individual who is coming here tonight his name is connor kirk. a senior atgh woodrow wilson high school. these kids without question have lost their way but all the different stuff and everything that a kid has to face and all the social media stuff. and then to kick the can in the alley that night. and then to come home kids have so much today to deal with that as a young man, connor kirk from woodrow wilson high school. a site coordinator. and a long time educator. and she recognizes on the wrong path giving up on schools imagine is connor today is a straight a student. what he is doing is unbelievable. we know if he has covid or not but please give all these great people a t

you're doing great today kathy wood was doing brilliantly last year. you took the plunge and thought we should do this in short all of these names within the 12 billion dollar fund. >> we came up with the idea over the summer and it came down to three things, first was the demand we started looking at it and it was $2.7 billion that was directly short and the beginning of the summer. that stood out. was looking at the current macroenvironment where we know the fed is going to raise interest rates, it's just a question of how many times. we know that type of environment is toxic for speculated technology stocks. the other reason, it is just a better hedge we knew the market was due for some sort of correction. at some point we're gonna have a bear market again and did any of those environments i would rather be shorting zoom, tele-dock and dock you sign then trying to short the s&p of the nasdaq where you shorting the same stocks. liz: how does this work i want our investors to know for every move downward in the ark innovation fund sark moves up one? >

her name is kathy gomez. >> kathy, we're on the record. >> cross tracked her down and videotaped hiserview with her. >> you know i'm here today because eric glisson -- >> gomez, who was 16 at the time of the murder, says she first came in contact with the detectives for only one reason. she was friends with miriam tavares, who spoke only spanish. >> so you served kind of as a translator? >> yes. >> but by the time she had walked out of the police station, kathy gomez had become the key witness in the investigation of the fed-ex murder. gomez had signed a sworn statement claiming she overheard the same suspects talking about details of both crimes that only the killers or the cops would know. >> tell me if you recognize your signature on that document. >> yeah, that's my signature. >> here's the problem. it's a crime kathy now says she knew nothing about. >> i even told them i didn't see nothing like that. >> what's more, gomez says she could hardly read or write english. >> i couldn't read it. they just wanted me oh, you have to sign this. don't worry about it. you don't have nothing

kathy kaiser has worked for the cold aid program run by berlin's shop. miss yawn, a church funded charity to day she and her colleague found a man lying in the freezing cold here on the sidewalk in downtown berlin. just in time it seems a cook. he's really freezing that all his clothes are wet. okay, before them yet. okay, we'll get going. i'll get you a new pair of trousers and a hot shower. the man's belongings have an unpleasant smell. they didn't. kathy kaiser hides her reaction. uh huh. okay. she doesn't want to make the man uncomfortable. oh, it doesn't cover it. oh hi. there are you guys full? i just, we just found a man who's really freezing that was fetish toys. the one that had a wet and soiled himself and he absolutely needs a shower and clean clothes might come. but i can't leave him outside. he'll freeze . ha ha! the winter months are especially dangerous for people who live on the streets of any man's act at keg. whenever i hear the word cold, i immediately think of the coldest days of the month haggard, dea 11. when the cold is life threat

. >> i can imagine someone like kathy wood looking at this list and shaking her head and saying you're missing a lot of the future innovation. it's a different way of looking at valuation than many investors have over the past two years the pandemic darlings were based on price to sale because o lot of them didn't have earnings you're not seeing some of those high growth momentum names as they follow to favor it's sort of the shift at looking at earnings versus the potential sales. >> there's always a balance between trying to figure out which is more important to you future growth prospects and what you're willing to pay or this valuation aspect are they trading so cheaply they have the catch up at some point. from valuation side of things there's more focus because of the sell off one of the other things that's interesting is most of that list of 22 that's up there, they all pay a dividend each of these stocks in the top six in terms of market cap all pay a dividend north of 1% the only one that doesn't is applied material it's closer to a three quarter% dividend yield very much more

oh kathy kaiser, volunteers her time for the cold bus. her paid job is here at an emergency shelter . its just opened its doors and already the number of people is pushing the facility to its limits. i i. there are about 40 such emergency shelters in berlin. i am not enough to help every one in need. sasha, sasha, can you tell her she needs to do a rapid test? her class is that every one gets tested regularly, rid of any one with cove. it isn't allowed in no matter how cold it is for the staff. here is a difficult situation. until recently they had a quarantine facility here for people who test positive. yeah. but the contract with the city has expired. hi michael, this is give tiffany t. we don't have enough spots for people who test positive for coven affects. then the current tenant had some follow when the quarantine rooms are full, they have to go back out on the street list as of this process with many of the homeless people in berlin come from eastern europe. the exact number is unknown. most have mental health issues, the people w

this is a business editor, kathy kathy maurine english newspaper in athens. a welcome to t w. what will, can you tell us at this early stage? good morning, it looks like the search and rescue operation has been successfully completed. and one person is being transported to the portal or full in order to get treatment at the local hospital. but this is as far as we have got so far. right. so, well that's a, that's good news. i suppose that there are a few casualties. and what is being said about the cause of this fire? well, it looks like there have been some explosions heard on board, but we have not heard of any definitive causes for this accident. it looks like there was a fire that broke out on the 3rd level of the ferry, apparently. and there wasn't enough time for the crew and the passengers and to get on the life rats and save themselves. i'm just give us some background on the ferry itself is it's a holiday. ferry is a people would use to go to work more or less. it's a link between greece and it's, it's not a holiday very it's, it's a regular cost and she'd been very p

las normas en cuanto a uso de máscaras que nos protejan del covid-19, la gobernadora de nueva york, kathyuirá el uso obligatorio de mascarillas en escuelas, vamos con los detalles con karla amezola, buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes felicidad, efectivamente es una decisión que no se esperaba que fuera tan tajante y la gobernadora de nueva york, kathy hochul dijo que levanta el uso obligatorio de mascarillas en negocios cerrados desde mañana y prueba de vacunación para negocios cerrados y la ciudad de nueva york aquí sí seguirán pidiendo el carnet de vacunación y es que las tasas de vacunación siguen siendo bajas en negocios y dio el panorama de cómo se encuentran con el covid-19 y se dará a partir del día 10, es la información hasta el momento regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> gracias karla y en puerto rico en san juan se vive hoy la gran marcha de la indignación en que empleados públicos caminan hacia la fortaleza y trabajadores de la enseñanzan exigen retiro y salario digno peor ahora se suman directores de escuelas, bomberos y policías. >> una amenaza de seguridad es que el espos

i i want to focus on these folks, kathy and peter davis, they're married.they're still married today. and that is carol scott. so all three of these folks, all three of these folks have some connection to that same kind of story. and i grouped them all together here because, spoiler alert, kathy and peter davis founded the first professional association for aerobics instructors called idea, and that was in california. they both went to school in san diego and started that. and then carol scott a few years later started essentially an east coast version of that called eca, east coast alliance. east coast fitness. and all of them, kathy and peter came out of the tennis world, collegiate tennis, and cath and carol -- kathy and carol told me rather similar stories of studying phys ed and graduating in the early 1980s into the dynamic realm of commercial fitness that they never if would have imagined existed before. and ended up having that opportunity to take up that -- that you just couldn't give up. and carol i spoke to more recently, expressed i think a real

. >> i never thought that i would say this but after looking over the largest positions of kathy wood, i really like what i see it can be relentlessly pulverizing. her stocks represent excellent opportunities. last thursday i joked about betting against her. the etf this is for short ark. now the growth stocks rebounded i would rather bet with her. maybe that is the sign that the woodstocks wereready to buy arkk innovation etf. what is inside starting with the biggest position, tesla. even now tesla does not have much meaningful competition. the fact that elon musk can sellout in china and berlin is incredible but now his stock is down 300 points from the high. a very good level to buy ford accelerating the ev plans they need $10 to $20 billion to get to where mus ks now. zoom video if people have a choice for their video conferencing platform, they choose zoom it is the cheapest and it is the best i think zoom is only a couple of acquisitions away from embedding themselves in the enterprise zoom has got a great balance sheet. i bet they can find something even better. they have stayi

that because i've been abraded and bombarded with criticism for failing to recognize the genius of kathye but i love innovation. i just don't like the way ark invests in innovation. allow me to explain. first, i happen to have the good fortune of being with dave cote, former ceo of honeywell at his young professional network event. we spent time talking to these young people i thought one of the light motifs of the event was dave's excellent book winning now and winning later, about how you have to do both if you want to be successful. cody makes it very clear you can't sacrifice short-term performance on the altar of long-term success. and i agree with him but many of kathy woods' favorite companies are run by people who simply don't care about the short-term at all. i think these companies came public too early and i question whether they're deserving of your capital second, scott wapner's stunning interview with kathy last week was not about playing gotcha wood played gotcha of herself. she revealed herself as a money manager who thinks anything can be justified if you take a five-yea

similarly, these folks here, kathy and peter davis, that is carol scott so all three of these folks, three of these folks have some connection to that same kind of story. and i group them all together here because the spoiler alert where they end up is they, kathy and peter davis founded really the first professional association for first aerobics instructors, called idea, international dance exercise association, and that was in california, they both went to school in san diego and started that and then carol scott a few years later started, essentially, an east coast version of that called eca, east coast alliance, eca fitness and kathy and peter came out of the tennis world. and kathy and carol told me rather similar stories about being jocks, studying phys ed, and of graduating in the early 1980s into this dynamic realm of commercial fitness they never would have imagined existed before and by having that opportunity to take up that felt like one you just couldn't give up. and carol, who i spoke to more recently, expressed, i think, a really interesting perspective on the differe

. ♪ >> next, the conversation with congresswoman kathy mcmorris on china, human rights, and the 2022ter olympics in beijing. she's the ranking member of the energy and commerce committee, hosted by the hudson institute. this runs a half hour. >> as the winter olympics reach their conclusion, we have found them to be a horrifying example of yet another authoritarian power using the context of the games to whitewash human rights abuses. in this instance, genocide. and in some instances genocide. the international olympic committee, -- have stood by their decision to -- the event held against this backdrop. my guest has paid an active role, most recently in -- i am pleased to be joined by representative kathy mcmorris rodgers. she represents washington -- she was first elected to the house of representatives tips in 2004. she served as a chair of the house were pub can -- republican mcmorris rodgers is currently serving as the ranking member of the commerce house committee. -- representative mcmorris rodgers served as a -- and a champion of values -- thank you representative for joining

kathy hochul, the governor, whatever . lot of places aa you can be arrested for impersonating a public official. she's not the governor. never elected by anybody and no one's arrested. any case, she apparently has the power to liftly the state's under mandate. so she's doing that . but she shouldn't imagine this is over . they still have power. they don't want to give it up. so the state department healthry department in new york is trying to expand the state's quarantine powers just in case they ever have to put you in a camp. kathy hochul has decided not to lift the mac mandate for schools because of course the teachers unions haveho swaps and parents do. meanwhile, the cdc still requires us citizens to get a negative covid testti in order o return to their own country. so the cdcco has the power to br you from your own country really where they get that power and what the cdc elected? inc i don't think so.h they're a bunch of incompetent public health administrators. nor, by the way, has the bushin administration announ

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we call kathy and offer you and are sort of funded . i'm are both made that but the same point that this will lead to unrest amongst the russian people. but we have a russian president who has been in power long enough, but he knows which leave is to pull and he can keep his people at down. so this isolation that you do talk about, but you think that you say that will not bother him, but will bother the russian people will. will he be bothered by their response? a people would understand that they already have nothing to lose or other people, which is more than 50 percent, the population of each leave in the pool conditions and the you know, just the poverty is 20000000 people. just people who live under that level of appropriate level of living and that these people would start with understanding that was that the understand what's going on. why just rush as i should reach country and the heading section, a big problems and they can, they can survive middle class and the biggest already started to. ready protest and some people already

can kathy kaiser can't imagine doing anything else but helping people in need of math. she knows she can make a positive impact here. and that's not an opportunity. she's prepared to wake up in pharma citizen a vice can be bitter, but it can be wonderful too. and one great way to start the day is a bowl of yogurt topped off with tasty and healthy raspberries. no wonder than that . there's a growing market for the fruit and one place where it's widely cultivated is autumn era in southern portugal where the pictures are mainly from asia. people like man, raj, sing, and many of them have struck a bitter deal for the sweet fruit. they sign on for several years of hard labor in the fields in return. the reward is a raspberry passport. ah, it's a back breaking job with pay under for euros an hour and unrelenting 10 hour days. man, rush, sing left his village in india to come work here in portugal 4 years ago. mom just waiting for them to my boss. boy, it's been multiple years for the possible man rush thing and his brother work on this raspberry plantation the to come from th

kathy hochul as far as new york goes, not going that far yet. she essentially is saying we want to get through the breaks that kids have in the month of february, come back in march, do some testing, look at the metrics again, and then she wants to have the liberty to assess the situation there. but a lot of movement just within the last week with all of these states certainly making, again, this transition they're ready to move forward in the states addressing public concerns as well. >> a lot of movement, dizzying movement. brynn, i appreciate the live report. straight to the white house and our chief correspondent. kaelin, a lot of movement. a snowball down a hill. the republican of massachusetts as well out ahead, it seems, like what the white house science team thinks is prudent at this point. >> reporter: there's a lot of movement across these states but not a lot of movement here when it comes to the cdc and what they are recommending. now they have always said it is up to states and localities to make a decision on whether or not they ar

that is how gutless this is on the part of the partnership and the ceo, kathy wild.ow absurd their comment is. she's trying to blame it on me saying i'm going after brag. here we go. give me a break. you can see the rest. i can't get through it. >> sandra: let's talk about the angles from the businesses. why are they doing this? small businesses feel helpless. you can stop down any bodega down new york city, any avenue, any street. they feel like it's gone out of control. >> the people that work at big businesses, the secretaries being chased around by homeless men, people getting thrown off of subway plate forms feel the safe. why are they doing that? governor hochul side she wants to work with mr. bragg, cut him some slack. this 180 occurred when that happened. my guess is that kathy wild, some of the senior people in the partnership are like the governor wants to cut them some slack. we do tons of business with the state. guess what? do we give up that business? do we threaten some largesse from albany flowing to our pockets through bond deals, asset management? t

we are continuing to monitor the press conference here of governor kathy hochul, making an announcementnting to lift mask mandates across the state but keeping school children masked for the next few weeks. thank you, guys. appreciate it. coming up next, everybody, new reporting on january 6th, including what we're learning about what key players were up to weeks before. we'll be right back. to weeks before. we'll be right back. and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome change. -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello!

. >> the hudson institute recently hosted a discussion with congressman kathy mcmorris rodgers about china, human rights and the winter games in beijing. she said the international olympic committee and its corporate sponsors have failed to speak out about china's treatment of its minority. nury: i am a senior fellow at the beijing institute. as the beijing olympics have reached their conclusion, we have found them to be a horrifying example of it authoritarian power using the context of the games to whitewash human rights abuses in this instance, genocide. beyond the corruption of the international olympic committee itself, american corporations have stood by the decision to sponsor an event held against this backdrop of genocide. my guest today has played an active role in addressing this issue. most recently with nbc as the event broadcaster. i am honored to be joined by representative cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative rogers represents the fifth congressional district or she was elected to the house of representatives in 2004. from 2012 through 2018, she served as the chair

kathy, will you introduce yourself to our international audience? tell them who you are. what you do? they sent me. i'm copier pearlman and the founder and ceo x r safety initiative. it's a global non profit based in san francisco. our mission is to help build safety and inclusion in x r ecosystems. and now we have a word for it. a. the members are very nice. hello, sound good to have you on board. these introduce yourself to our stream view as please. thanks for having me to. i'm samantha g wolf. i am the founder of pitch ford and i'm an adjunct professor at n y u. i focused on marketing and brand strategy for emerging technologies was sort of a even narrower focus on technologies related to the members. it's a heavy and hello and run please. and she shall self track level audience. tell them who you are and what you do. hi, my name is muhammad. i'm chief executive center for country digital, high base in washington, d. c. where a non profit looks at the homes are being created and digital spaces and trucks to find ways to come to them in part by exposure, in part by try

all right, i thank you very much for your now, says that kathy crayton, director of cornell, university school of industrial and labor relations thousands of miles from what aside, is demanding their guzman not to pay its debt to the international monetary fund. the i'm f as in tough negotiations over how argentina will pay back billions of dollars. that is a ball reports from argentina's capital. aah! they came to express their anger about the negotiations between argentina and the international monetary fund. ah, thousands of people in front of the presidential palace demanded the government to prioritize the people. instead of the i m f. hotel damita has been a lawmaker for years in williams bumper america. the government is re negotiating the agreement and they know they won't be able to pay it. and in 2 years we will have the same problem. we cannot pay back that amount of money without strangling the poorest. in 2018, the i m f granted the government of audi, seal mercury, their biggest loan in its history over $50000000000.00. argentina says it needs to recover from the pandemic

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