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were discussing this with our guest this week, kim troxel and byron york. the biden administration was celebrating the economic record this week. you heard that correctly the reality of inflation and the risk of recession were fronted center in investors and more under most americans. it is true the emplacement will numbers with improvement consumer price index rose by 7.1% from a year earlier the labor department reported, energy and food prices rose by 6.1%, these are down from the 40 year highs that we seen in recent months despite inflation rate over 7% still far outstrips the increase in most americans income and president joe biden claimed it was all a victory for his policies. >> make no mistake prices are still too high we have a lot more work to do but things are getting better, headed in the right direction. what is clear by economic plan is working and were just getting started. >> later in the week we got a reminder of how premature this claim of success is. on wednesday the federal reserve raised the target by half a percentage point take it in

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> this does appear to be a very large russian attack on multiple locations across this country. >> we're not going to allow comments from russia to dictate the security assistance that we provide to ukraine. >>> for parents, it's important to understand that this is a highly contagious illness, rsv, and there is no medicine for it. >>> we are confident that the occupant or occupants of that vehicle had information that's critical to this investigation. >> announcer: live from cnn center. this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> it's friday, december 16th. 4 a.m. in the northeastern u.s. where millions are waking up to winter storm warnings. that same massive weather system that spawned a deadly tornado outbreak in the south isn't done with the u.s. quite yet. some 3 feet of snow has already fallen in the plains where blizzard conditions are expected for the next few hours at least. in the northeast, the slow-moving storm could bring a foot of snow to pa

lauren: kim, anything you're liking? >> sure, i like exxonmobil because they're an energy company but a great management company and get product to end consumer. i like intel and i also like netapp, which is a storage company for businesses and cloud providers. we're all making way more data than we can store and i don't think that's a trend we'll reverse any time soon. lauren: kim, rob, thank you for the time. the perspective and advice. happy 2023. coming up, sam bankman-fried met with top white house officials not once or twice but four times in the months leading to the collapse of his company. i'm sure they weren't talking about the weather. what were they talking about? maybe regulation. natalie brunell sounds off on that at 2:50 but first biden's new tax credit for electric vehicles. is it just another payout for the rich that can afford that? we ask that question to scott shellady next. ♪ lauren: president bind says he wants lek -- biden says he wants electric vehicles to make up half of all auto sales by the yea

i'm kim brunhuber.n "newsroom." >>> the world cup community is in shock after grant wahl died while covering the games in qatar. he fell ill in the press area and received immediate medical treatment which continued as he was taken to hospital. soccer's governing body in the united states said it was heartbroken to learn of the tragedy. it is remembering wahl for his insightful and entertaining coverage of the game. the co-host of his podcast offered similar praise in an interview with cnn. here he is. >> actually spent a year in argentina in the '90s around the time the u.s. beat average tina in the copa america. he told me a story how he wore american colors in buenos aries that evening and was nearly beaten up by locals. he loved that country. he would have loved talking about it. unfortunately the last text i sent to him was an unanswered one of when are we going to talk about this. it is impossible to fathom a man so young who offered so much to the footballing world, to the advancement of human ri

on monday unit kim as well from sol. the joint chiefs and its apology reiterated that current capabilities make it difficult to target. and to also strike in civilian areas, drones that are smaller than 3 meters in size, which these 5 were even as a pledge to bolster what capabilities they can, including non kinetic tape ability strike capability such as later lasers. and potentially also conducting air defense exercises at the joint chiefs level. so a wall is extending compulsory military service from 4 months to one year to counter threats in china. on monday, dozens of chinese plains constant pi wants defense and the biggest daily incursion in yes, soviet's president has raised the military's combat readiness to its highest level . it follows weeks of escalating tension between serbia and kosovo. israel's parliament, as pass controversial legislation paving the way for what is expected to be the most right. twin government in the nation's history. it allows politicians previously convicted of offenses without serving

president donald trump, lawrence mentioned, was not a supporter of the kim regime.e was talking to them. then, he suddenly is out of the picture. the north koreans are resurgent. they see themselves as being abled to melt attacks like this. is that a fair assessment? >> well, despite the fact that i'm not in any way a donald trump fan, i would not say he was anywhere near fan of north korea. but i do think that if anything, what this probably shows, the last five years and arguably going back farther, 10, 15, 20 years, no one, no administration in washington has a good answer to deal with north korea. it's a difficult problem. it's hard for seoul. they have a much more complex relationship to north korea, because the korean peninsula's divided. obvious to because north korea is a more immediate and direct threat to south korea. no one has a good answer for north korea. north korea exploits that. so, they exploit that sometimes to the use of strength, through provocations, which we saw in 2010 when they blew up a south korean corvette. and when they showed islands to

. >>> north korea state media are praising kim jong-un's leadership.riday marks 11 years since he became top military commander, following the death of his father, kim jong-il. friday's edition of the "rodong sinmun" newspaper features an extensive article lauding kim for completing the country's nuclear force. the edition includes a photo of a hwasong 17, the country's latest model of intercontinental ballistic missile. the paper praises kim for rapidly advancing the nuclear and missile programs. it also says newly developed powerful weapons have ensured the future welbeing of citizens. meanwhile, state-run korean central television has shown footage from thursday's session of the plenary meeting of the workers party of korea's central committee. earlier in the meeting, kim reportedly set new key goals for 2023 to bolster self-reliant defense capability. this may mean he intends to further develop his nuclear and missile programs. >>> south korea's working on its air defense after failing to intercept north korean drones earlier this week. south korea

we are back with our panel dan henninger, kim strassel, and bill mcgurn.hat you make in the irony joe biden says he wants to repeal title 42 and yet he's continuing to enforce it. they really do not have anything else. >> yes it's kind of like saying lord make me chase but not yet. in bottles everything that's up wrong about immigration. it is a health policy masquerading as an immigration policy. it has kept the chaos from getting worse at the border. as argued in his dissent it's unjustified. how do you justify keeping it when you declare the pandemic over? that is what you get when both congress and the president failed to live up to their responsibilities pretty at court orders and executive actions rather than immigration law. they feel the whole crisis by coming in and virtue signaling. big bad donald trump. did without thinking with the effects would be for the press secretary looks ridiculous every week when she keep saying the border is not open. you see the footage of people walking across every day. i think the masses going to continue. >> kim,

i'm kim brunhuber. on "cnn newsroom," we're live at the world cup in doha where everything is on the line for the u.s. men's soccer team as it prepares to face the netherlands. all eyes are on georgia's senate runoff. we'll look at why this election matters when it comes to judicial appointments for president biden. >>> plus, police in idaho say they have new information about the crime scene where four college students were stabbed to death. we'll look at what it is. ♪ >>> well, it's do or die time now at the world cup in qatar, and soon the u.s. will take on the netherlands to kick off the round of 16. here's how the table looks now. many familiar faces have advanced to the group stage like france, england and spain but a few notable absences too. european heavyweights, germany, belgium and denmark didn't make it out of their groups, in qatar, five hours from now the u.s. will take the field at khalifa international stadium. the netherlands finished top group a while the u.s. finished in group b. late

i'm kim brunhuber. >>> the sporting community is mourning a huge loss. american journalist grant wahl has died while covering the world cup in doha. we are live with the look at his legacy. >>> brittany griner spending her first day on american soil in 300 days. >>> and russia may have banned the notion of no first use of nuclear weapons. >>> live from cnn is center, this is cnn "newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> there's grief and disbelief at the world cup in qatar after prominent american sports writer grant wahl died while covering the tournament. a witness tells cnn he collapsed during friday's match between argentina and the netherlands. he fell ill in the press area and received immediate medical treatment, which continued as he was taken to the hospital. soccer's governing body in the united states said it was heartbroken to learn about the tragedy. late last month his knowledge and passion were on full display during the u.s./iran match. >> absolutely crazy atmosphere inside the stadium. crazy i

>> that's the big question, kim. all the dutch efforts of the likes of vergirgil van dyk, he' saying we are not taking on one man, we are taking on an entire team. it is impossible to build up to this match without a focus on the seven-time balantor winner. we went to training last night. there was no doubt the eyes of the international media in their droves were focused on one player, and that is because of what defeat means for him at this stage in his career. defeat potentially widely expected would mean the end of his time in an argentina shirt. looking ahead to this match against the netherlands, he's not the only one in that boat. it's widely expected that this is the last tournament for the legendary storied dutch coach, 71-year-old loui van hall back for a third stint in charge of the netherlands. he's won several titles but has come back to try and take this team over the line as three-time runners up. could this be his final hoorah? he was the man in charge the last time they met, 2014 semi-final when ar ag

we're back with kim strassel and kyle peter orson.rprised by the sinema announcement, and what meaning does it have, consequence does it have for the next couple of years, kim? >> yeah, i think everybody was surprised by sinema announcement. look, from a functioning structural perspective, this isn't likely to change democrats' hold over the senate. she said that she is not going to caucus with republicans, presumably she will continue to do so with democrats. she is the head of a couple of subcommittees, and, i guess, we'll look and see how chuck schumer reacts to this, and she'll react accordingly. i think what this is more broadly though, paul, is it's a warning to the democrats which is don't think you can count on my vote, that's her message. don't disregard me or joe manchin, don't do anything crazy. your grip on power is still relatively fragile. i think that that's the real meaning, and it's meant for her, she's trying to send the message which she has for a while that she wants to see the senate work in a more bipartisan fash

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i think what this represents is kim duncan became regime calling to from phil. what was basically a shopping list, the wish list of where can we all technology, although unconventional weapons that he outlined the 8 party congress last year. so we saw better warheads, new types of intercontinental ballistic missiles, ranging up to 15000 kilometers, solid propellant mis song. and also the coldness sins and combat goods. so the laughter has all usually been taped off. and yes, all of the reasons that my 2 colleagues have mentioned to show that the south korean defense system is weak as a way of provoking the u. s. south korean lions, but it's interesting to show how all the north korea house and exactly responded to the really the most recent droning coach and north korea. how's he responded to japan's recent pledges to increase in defense spending to 2 percent of its g. d. p by 2027. so i think for north korea, this is another stack for the came the aim ultimately to desire the status old. not only a nuclear state, but also a state with expanded scope and sophist

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," a final push in the peach state with just two days to go until georgia's u.s. senate runoff, the candidates are pulling out all the stops to win over voters. >>> the agony of defeat. the u.s. men's team is out of the world cup after a disappointing loss to the netherlands. we'll have details and a look at who has the pitch in the hours ahead. >>> plus, the world's largest active volcano has become the biggest tourist attraction, but it could become a nightmare for another reason. >>> well, it's been a long final stretch, but now we're just two days away from the last vote of the 2022 midterms. tuesday is election day in georgia's u.s. senate run adjustment state aides say nearly 2 miltion voters have cast earl ballots. the rest will choose on tuesday between raphael warnock and herschel walker. a poll gave warnock a narrow edge over warnock, just larger than the margin of error. a larger victory would grant democrats a larger majority in the senate, giving a l

kim? >> coy, when this came out, of course, the internet was flooded with all these highlights of pele, and i was watching them see all these moves, the controversial turn and the chop. you can't state how important he was on the pitch and also as an ambassador to the world for soccer. >> he's one of those game-changers if you will that totally shifts the paradigm of what is and what is possible in sport. you don't see that very often via tiger woods, michael jordan, wayne gretzky. steph curry even today, changing the way the game is being played, that's what he did. all those players who grew up knowing about him, they want to be like him. what an inspiration this could end up being for brazil, who has probably the best odds to win the world cup. neymar injured, but expected to be back to play for them. you can see they would maybe use this as a rallying point to further their chances of pulling out a win there in qatar. >> yeah. just a legend. we all wish him well, of course. thanks so m

kim let me start with you were facing the most unusual situation as far as the u.s.my of the last 30 years continuing high inflation come down over the highs with the fed raising interest rates and markets expecting a recession how is that going to play out in 2023 in your view? >> you were talking about how markets are expecting the fed to wind this back down and reducing interest rates again i think they're making a bad bet because were still seeing high inflation rates we had all the pressing and the fed wanted to be a 2% and were still above six the beneficial suggested to be a long time and trying to get this under control so as we head into a recession the answer is not necessarily the magic sauce is not would be the fed writing back in we may have to weather out the recession because the situation we dig yourself into so far. >> often in the circumstances like this when the fed has to keep its foot on the brake to keep inflation pressures down you can expect an assist from the fiscal side from the administration from congress with tax cuts and pro-growth to ba

kim kardashian is opening up about faith and family. we're going to tell you how she's fostering her children's relationships with god. republicans meanwhile are just days away from regaining control of the house. one group of lawmakers planning a big push to prevent financial institutes from politicizing investments in the new year. the report from capitol hill is next. ♪ ashley: taking a look at phoenix, arizona. it's 58 right now in phoenix. take a look at these markets for you. a lot of green on the screen and something we haven't seen a lot of recently and dow up 320 points and nasdaq up 2.5% and s&p up more than 1.5%. finally some buying today. now this, republicans are just a few days away from taking control of the house and looking to take on so called woke investing. hillary vaughn has been following the story and joins me now live from capitol hill. hillary, what exactly is their plan of action? >> good morning, ashley. they're promising to investigate once they get in control, republicans on the house judiciary committee pro

so i, b, i can't get into kim's heads when i do say he thinks we word. busy word this distracted and it's important that we convey to him when the japanese, if they go through with this, they'll be the 3rd largest military budget in the world. and is this something that he wants given the history for you to change your pad? and the korea's edward hell, is there a way of bringing the north koreans into the league of nations of to use a very old fashion to? yeah, i think most interesting is that what we need to understand now does not have a good time for north korea. to north korea does not want to engage in any kind of dialogue. let's see me at the moment. the north has always faced it tone policy based on this idea that it's preferred outcomes will be met. you know, north korea will only join any form of dialogue, negotiation, whatever, when it feels that it's come, get it desired outcomes. we saw this in hanoi in 20. 19 the 2nd summit between kim dungan and trump, which ended in conclusively because north korea was not getting walter wanted from the un

let's brick in now kim strassel -- bring in kim strassel. kim, good morning to you.k the supreme court's title 42 ruling will do anything to slow the migrant surge? >> no, unfortunately, i do not, ashley. i think at this point the message has been sent loud and clear prosecute biden administration that -- from the biden administration that they want people coming many. hay want people to come claim asylum, they're going to wave them through pretty much any claim they make. and remember, again,- going to be their fix. we can use title 8. title 8 is the asylum portion of the codeand we know that's how we end up with all of these people across the border. so i think absent congress, in fact, taking action and perhaps doing something to change asylum rules at least for a while, we're going to continue to see these surges. ashley: you know, kim, i want to move on because you ask yourself, what's the administration doing? well, i can tell you that president biden just kicked off his vacation in st. croix. the white house calls it a working vacation. even though there's abs

paul: kim, what about the political implications here?ise me that the administration waited until after the election to announce this, probably because it didn't want to hurt democratic candidates in florida. probably wouldn't have mattered anyway there, but what are the implications politically here? >> well, it just is the latest in a long line of the administration seemingly going off to different dictators around the world and unpleasant regimes and essentially begging them to produce more oil in the light of russia's invasion of ukraine. so we've seen the administration do it with opec, with the saudis, here they are going to venezuela. i know mary said this wouldn't be much, but i think if you the administration right now -- if you're the administration right now, any additional amount of supply is something that potentially brings prices down, and her desperate of to have that happen politically. but it really does put them in a spot where they can quite accurately be accused of begging the world to create oil rather hand drilling

kim scheppele. assault on democracy. kim scheppele— assault on democracy. kim scheppele.your insights. _ stay with us on bbc news. still to come: following the arrest of a group of alleged coup—plotters in germany, the country's parliament considers tightening its gun laws. cheering and singing saddam hussein is finished, because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict — conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteeing bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: police in the bahamas ar

ah no. curiously, that kim johnson has opened a key meeting of the ruling workers party. he's often used the event to announce major policy decisions ahead of the new year. north korea fired an unprecedented number of missiles this year, and spot new tensions on monday. after 5 drones crossed into south korea. was our current president you encircled says he would advance the launch of a military drum unit. billionaire ports near the south korean capital were closed temporarily on monday. when north korean drones were detected near sol, it's the 1st time in 5 years. young has violated south korea's aspects where units kim, joint us live now from the south korean capital units. so at the south korean presidents been talking about this north korean drone incursion. what more did he have to say? yeah. hello, darren, and the president is taking a bit of a distance posture to this president hughes hung up at a cabinet meeting this morning said the security breach of north korean drones of entering south korea's aerospace shows that souls military has been very lacking in prepar

kim jong-un recently fuelled speculation about his succession plans when the north korean government of him with his daughter at the site of a missile test, something north korea did in record numbers in 2022, in terms of these launches. but the appearance has some speculating could a woman some day rule north korea. joining me now to discuss is author lindsey miller. last year, she released a book "north korea like nowhere else: two years of living in the world's most secretive state." pleasure to have you on, lindsey. you lived in north korea from 2007 to 2017. your husband being a british diplomat. looking at those photos, it is fascinating that you have kim jong-un parading his daughter out there, i believe she's believed to be his second child. but, you know, knowing the speculation about kim jong-un's health as well, of course the photo op and the way the state media has referred to her as this most beloved precious child. what do you make of all of that? do you believe he is priming her to be his successor? >> hi, amara, thank you so much for having me on the program. it's a r

kim is trying to build nuclear missiles to reach the u.s.technical failures but the more they test, the more they learn. that's a concern. >> jonathan: doctor, i feel that a lot of us here perhaps look at these and think we've seen it all before with the north koreans, kim back to his father. nothing really changes. you say we should be very concerned about what he is doing here. >> because he has made a change this year in dropping any diplomacy with south korea or the u.s. and really going over to the camp of russia and china. selling artillery shells back to the russians. with kim jong undeciding to cozy up to russia and china it is a concern. we have to keep an eye on him with our allies and kim has to know if he steps a foot out of line we will do things to that target set that he can't even imagine. >> jonathan: i have a bad feeling we will be talking to you a great deal about international issues throughout 2023. it is great to have you. it's bad we have to talk about all these crises. thank you very much for being here today. >> juli

kim: right now it is declining which is good for the u.s.ost of the companies i have in my portfolio are based in the u.s. it has been difficult for these companies that export their products to sell them. it has been great for travelers. the world has to come back. i see the dollar falling relative to the rest of the basket of currencies over the next year if things are going to go back to normal, whatever that is pure -- whatever that is. sheri: the new normal. you can get a roundup of the stories that we have been talking about in today's edition of daybreak that can be accessed at dayb . you can get the information on the companies and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a quick check of the business flash headlines. twitter will relaunch its twitter subscription service on monday for eight dollars a month. apples ios users will also get access for $11 per month. the relaunch of twitter blue was suspended in november due to a wave of impersonations. a misalignment of databases has caused the details of some custom

listen, kim strassel is right. this is a joke.ean, the fact that mitch mcconnell stands up and says listen, everybody. we accomplished all our priorit ies. maybe they are mitch mcconnell's priorities but they aren't the republican, the conservative movements priorities. this was a bill that was crafted , david. nothings changed since i have left congress, by a handful of leaders in the democrat and republican party. there's 535 members. everyone should have a say and a part in this process. they were excluded. it was democrat leaders and mitch mcconnell that put this together. massive new spending. listen they are ringing a little happy bell saying do you know what? we cut $12 million from the irs. the irs got 80 billion new dollars in funding from joe biden. this is going to do nothing to cut the budget. it's going to do nothing to stop inflation. this is the worst part of how washington works, exhibited right here in this omnibus bill. david: now mcconnell says he's making what kim strassel says is a false claim, that it was eit

climate scientist kim holmen has been documenting these changes for nearly half a century. our guide and polar bear guard. you need a gun for protection every time you venture off the main road of the capital, longyearbyen. kim was living on the archipelago back in 1990 when the united nations issued its first dire warning of the effects of climate change. the worst case scenario, the largest emissions scenarios, were dismissed as alarmist or whatever. painfully, humankind has many a time surpassed the worst case scenario. we must actually start turning the tide. and i had no... ..imagination that it would be doing as much as it has. in his time studying svalbard, it's transformed dramatically. it's now warming six times quicker than the rest of the world. this area here was covered with ice when i first came here. it is a very obvious, very strong image of change. we're pretty much done with the ice here. kim explains that warm air is carried here by the gulf stream, one of the strongest ocean currents in the world. and where the ice melts, the ocean absorbs even more heat

kim says she's been in contact with police as officers tried to track down the man.r but have not heard back. nbc bay area spoke with the young college students. you can watch the full story on our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> a last look at the forecast this morning. >> we have some headlines, under a microclimate weather alert because a storm is expected to move in late tonight into early tomorrow morning. the potential for five storms over the next week across the bay area. a lot of sierra snow, winter storm warnings go into effect starting tonight. also the wind, the wind will be a big factor, 40 to 50-mile-per-hour winds in some of the higher elevation areas. mike? >> we should still see lighter traffic but not this light. this is holiday monday light traffic at the bay bridge. no metering lights. i don't think they will be turned on. we do have the low fog. a better look on street level. you can see the bridge itself as you drive across. >> don't forget to download our free bay area app, keep up to date with that storm as you're on the go. you can get access to

now, there is no worse thuggish leader on the globe than kim jong-un.t trump told me, he said when he first met kim jong-un, it was like meeting a woman. in one second you know whether it's going to work out. he'll have dinner with whoever he wants. no one is going to tell him what to do. >> and it's just sad that fuentes got trump's ear instead of the usual more enlightened company of tallahassee's breast implant king. >> to be one of the 100,000 flies on that wall. >> now, bob, you've had a lot of late night phone conversations with trump. before ending a call, has either of you ever accidentally said i love you? [ laughter ]. >> no, he's not said that. but imagine, this is a nine-month period. he's president of the united states. i realized i became entangled in the chaos of his presidency, but the agreement was he could call any time. of course i could call him any time. >> yes, that's how a phone works. >> my wife, el is a walsh worked for the "washington post," was a staff writer for the new yorker, was in on lots of these calls. i would tell trum

kim and her friend elliott ha laughed, but the man kept on talking to them and made racist remarks on christmas eve korean. i've grown up here in kim jong un comment since i was in elementary school, and i was like, oh, this is this is like taking this is taking a big turn hot. try to joke with the man, but he was in no mood for humor in your face as a filipino shoes, and then things took an even more sinister turn. yeah. kim says the man left the restaurant but kept on staring at them through the window is honestly like a scene out of a horror movie because because, like the window slightly cuts off, so like this is like all i could see from his shoulders up and he just was like staring at us. bug eyed at the man would turn violent pulls out a gun on us or, like even like when we were both driving home. we're like our hands were shaking. kim managed to take this quick video of the man in question, police say a 40 year old jordan crowd denver seen here, making an obscene gesture has been arrested on suspicion of a hate crime. these photos were taken by abigail khalili, who tells me th

. >> reporter: kim dadu brown knows full well what nikki's going through.n 1991, after years of abuse, she shot and killed her boyfriend as he tried to strangle her. she spent 17 years in prison for manslaughter. >> i have police reports, hospital records, every scar on my body is from him. no one cared that i was forced to defend myself. i felt like i had no other choice, i just wanted to live and to be prosecuted for that seemed surreal in the worst way. >> reporter: even before being released from prison, kim made it her mission to help other criminalized survivors. >> i don't want any other woman to end up where i was. i have to leave this place better than how i found it. >> reporter: those efforts culminated in the passage of the domestic violence survivors justice act in new york state, a ten-year-long labor of love for kim. the law known as dvsja gives courts the discretion to shorten sentences if survivors can prove that abuse was a contributing factor to a crime. it was enacted just around the time of nikki's conviction. >> nikki meets all of the

. >> let's get some insight from conner flynn, ceo of kim co. realty, it owns and operates more than 500 u.s. shopping centers. welcome back, good to see you as always what are your tenants telling you about sales and there we look at some of your top tenants, which include petsmart, home depot, tjx, ross, and so forth, and walmart. >> pleasure to see you the environment right now is a bit mixed. you look at the consumer today, and obviously you're seeing some pockets of strength and some pockets of weakness. you saw nike's results and obviously footwear has done phenomenally well. we're seeing the same in categories like beauty, fitness, and services as well, as well as food and grocery so it really depends on the demographic you're talking about and the location specific but the consumer itself is obviously still a question mark on the strength of the consumer what hasn't changed is the retailer demand. that still is quite robust across the entire portfolio here. >> what do you mean retailer demand in other words the retailers wanting space? >

kim but look, crystal, love, you would have found that hard. kim but look, crystal , for hard. goodness gracious , this is goodness gracious, this is ridiculous . goodness gracious, this is ridiculous. not coming for our pantos . i ridiculous. not coming for our pantos. i mean, i don't know what's going i mean, i'm i've doing pantomime stuff but if i started in darlington where i'm appearing 46 years ago, i did my first pantomime dame and it's been a wonderful wonderful career as the day but i am getting set up now with everybody sort of claiming this is wrong is right what is going on. we are enjoying as if are playing a packed house is we are having a whale of a time up here the audience we've just two shows today i've just left the stage they adored and we are having let us not forget we must have sung pantomime is an extraordinary it is it is coming for it but amy and sally even though your starring in panto and actually you're in aladdin you're really horrified about this all white production of aladdin. what, why, why does it matter. we are predominantly white country, yo

ham ulsan kim and her friend elliott ha laughed, but the man kept on talking to them and made racist remarks on christmas eve. korean korean his boyfriend. i've grown up here in kim jong un comment since i was in elementary school , and i was like, oh, this is this is like taking this is taking a big turn hot. try to joke with the man, but he was in no mood for humor in your face and filipino shoes. and then things took an even more sinister turn. yeah. kim says the man left the restaurant but kept on staring at them through the window is honestly like a scene out of a horror movie because because, like the window slightly cuts off, so like this is like all i could see from his shoulders up and he just was like staring at us. bug eyed kim wondered at the man would turn violent pulls out a gun on us or, like even like when we were both driving home. we're like our hands were shaking. kim managed to take this quick video of the man in question, police say a 40 year old jordan crawford, denver, seen here, making an obscene gesture has been arrested on suspicion of a hate crime. these ph

kim but look, crystal, love, you would have found that hard. kim but look, crystal , for hard. goodness gracious , this is goodness gracious, this is ridiculous . goodness gracious, this is ridiculous. not coming for our pantos . i ridiculous. not coming for our pantos. i mean, i don't know what's going i mean, i'm i've doing pantomime stuff but if i started in darlington where i'm appearing 46 years ago, i did my first pantomime dame and it's been a wonderful wonderful career as the day but i am getting set up now with everybody sort of claiming this is wrong is right what is going on. we are enjoying as if are playing a packed house is we are having a whale of a time up here the audience we've just two shows today i've just left the stage they adored and we are having let us not forget we must have sung pantomime is an extraordinary it is it is coming for it but amy and sally even though your starring in panto and actually you're in aladdin you're really horrified about this all white production of aladdin. what, why, why does it matter. we are predominantly white country, yo

kim is expected to double down on expanding north korea's weapons arsenal as a deterrent to regional rivals and the united states. taiwan is president, has announced an extension of mandatory military service for 4 months to one year. i went to taiwan, needs to prepare in response to the growing threat from china. aging considers i want to break away promise has vow that the island will eventually come under chinese rule. china is set to scrap its code 19 quarantine requirement for passengers arriving from overseas beginning january the 8. currently they must warranty for at least 5 days at a hotel followed by 3 days. travellers will still need a negative virus test. 48 hours prior to departure, to enter china. after 3 years of the pandemic, more than 650000000 people around the world of tested positive for covered 19 while most recover, others are burdened by longer lasting symptoms. the condition is called long covered symptoms differ from person to person, long covered is diagnosed of symptoms persist for more than 3 months after the infection. so the suggest that between 7 to 10

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kim? kim, i'm a minute how to keep politic supreme apology to get the politic was done to possibly march or me like. are they about to part time gig for $14.00 in stock and 20 and let's see. job shop for not journalists. udo. we've gotta explain. bank in 2014. why he thinks all german media always take the same stance on crucial matters . we live in the banana republic and not in the democratic countries where we have press freedom, where we have human rights. when we, if you see the german media, especially my colleagues, good day by day, right against the russians who are in trans atlantic organizations and who are supported by the united states to do so. well, people like me, i got, i became a honorary citizen of the state of oklahoma in the united states. just why just because i write pro america. i wrote america. i don't know what would have happened, but we were all educated to ride pro european pro american. but please not pro russian. stand me still, teen often humans out with this