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mad money starts now >>> hey, i am kramer. welcome to mad money. i am trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach you., at 1-800- --. it is the beginning of earning season. companies turn in midterms and then, we greater them. you think that is how the brokerage business plays it? wall street negative coming into the reporting periods. we keep hearing earnings will be down seven percent-5%. it was a big beneficiary from the banking crisis. >> it wasn't enough to push the averages higher. now losing 146 point. nasdaq falling .35% but they didn't gain near the end. we will find out how long they are. a few weeks ago short-sellers gaining up, nevermind a brokerage house with a full bank business. that is not right, but i do think it will not be a terrible washout. the bank of america reports as insanely good numbers we just saw from j.p. morgan. it is so negative that it will still look impressive. you have to wonder what kind of numbers goldman sachs can put up and way too much in the way of consumer banking expenses. goldman sachs

the ws jerusalem corresponded tony kramer has more on the tel aviv attack. while as he said, there's another attack today, this time in television, a very popular area, a new the a c side, a promenade, according to the police, a driver runs his car in to people walking on the promenade and then the car overturned the a driver. the attacker was then killed by a police officer and a municipality officer that were nearby a one person was killed in at least 5 others were injured according to the rescue services or a 3 of them are in moderate conditions. there was no immediate claim or anything for the attack by any organization. as far as you know, at this point, the mug end of it i don't rescue serves the said that most of the victims are foreign visitors from italy and from the u. k. so the, this attack is actually the 2nd attack to day after a deadly attack. also in the on friday morning in the occupied west bank. and we understand that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called out to mobilize additional reserve for the units. that is a police and also add

to jews as the temple mount and to must as the noble sanctuary are. jerusalem corresponded. ton kramer's following the story? i asked her what triggered these clashes? ah, the friday thing, very violent scenes are coming out from inside the other. ok, some mosque overnight with israeli police going into the mosque, which is the 3rd jolla aside from muslims and muslims all over the world. but what's very closely, what is happening there in jerusalem's old city. now the video is circulating also on social media. there were circulating overnight of beatings by police and no scuffles with palestinians inside the mosque. now these are the police has released a statement earlier this morning saying that they, they went in because palestinian youth had barricaded themselves and thought they were throwing out. they were inciting violence according to that statement. and while entering stones and firecrackers were thrown at the forces, now palestinian eye witnesses said inside the mosque, they were actually praying there were staying there overnight and then it was an unnecessary and excessive fo

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that's as lambs. 3rd whole the site d w, correspond antonia kramer is standing by for us in jerusalem at tanya talk us through what happened today. while shortly or before 3 o'clock local time this afternoon, the air raid sirens went off almost across northern israel. as rockets were launch from southern of and on into israel. now the army has said in a statement that they have identified $34.00 rockets being launched. 25 of them were intercepted by the iron dome defense system and 5 fell into a as israel territory. some others were still being searched for, the israeli army said, as he said, no group has claimed responsibility. but the army here said in a briefing to reporters earlier this evening, they believed that it is a palestinian militant groups, hammers, or islamic jihad that might be behind this barrage of rockets. in response to the events at the alex, i must compound this week and military. and unless you have also pointed out that this couldn't happen without the the content of her scholar, the militant group in southern lebanon. it's a very chaotic picture at this point.

oscar mos correspond atanya kramer joins me now from israel. so tanya, what can you tell us about the attack and tel aviv at this point? well, as you said, there's another attack today this time in television, in a very popular area and you the as see side of promenade according to the police, a drive around his car, into people walking on the promenade and then the car over turned a d a driver, the attacker was and killed by a police officer and a municipality officer that were nearby. one person was killed in at least 5 others were injured according to the rescue. services are a 3 of them are in moderate conditions. there was no immediate claim or anything for the attack by any organization. as far as we know at this point, the mcginn, debbie dodge on rescue services said that most of the victims are foreign visitors from italy and from the u. k. so this attack is actually the 2nd attack to day after a deadly attack. also in the on friday morning in the occupied west bank. and we understand that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called he

and some additional army units are to be are deployed tank kramer. thank you so much for that update. and as tanya just mentioned before, the attack and television this evening to british israeli women were killed in the occupied west bank. here's more. this is riley car was near the jewish settlement on camera in the occupied we spank. when it was attacked, 2 sisters were fatally shot while the mother was wounded, the area was quickly cordoned off, and a search for those responsible was launched. the agree miller court journal. at this very moment, our forces are operating in the field in search of the terrorists. it is only a matter of time and not much time until we settled the account with them as we settled the account with all the murderous, without exception, over the last month of august re mahoney. the shooting came after israel had responded to rocket attacks from garza and lebanon, with its own ears. strikes is rails, ion dome, ear defense system, intercepted most of the missiles that was seemed its way and its defense. foresee that fired

our correspond tonya kramer in jerusalem. now let's get me more from lebanon, standing by force in bay root is our bureau chief. there mohammed treaty. well, how a to tell us what, what can you tell us about the situation in lebanon right now? well on the in the beneath border areas, the situation is that cautious call master israel's military set it had there struck 3 massive bra structure targets in there. 1000 of on the residents around at either shady are for g. com at near or at a southern city of t. a report to 3 loud blasts around 40 m at local time. this comes in retaliation tenfold. rock, it's a talks launched for $1011.00 on that yesterday. israel blamed on the islamist group hamas following successive days of tension on india, lotsa mosque. now the question is, how, when shes bella a react, there is anticipation at the moment. there are many questions about the nature of the scale at the location and the timing, and whether any, a possible response from a has bola will be within the known rules of engagement at way

our correspondent tony kramer in jerusalem. now european commission cheap ursula funder lion and france president manuel mccaul have called on china to use its influence with russia to end the war in ukraine. the european leaders are in beijing to promote peace, but there also, they also had a warning for chinese president, she jane being not to send weapons to russia. a clear message from the e. you chief to chinese president, jean ping, use your leverage with moscow to help end the war in ukraine. china's position on this is crucial for the european union. as a member of the un security council, they is a big responsibility. and we expect that china will play its role and promote a just peace one that respects ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. one of the cornerstones of the un charter. it was a message echoed by french president, emanuel mac kron who joined the 2 for talks legless young bruce on your train or the russian aggression in ukraine has dealt a blow to the stability farm and it ended decades of peace

atanya kramer is standing by, tanya. tell us more about israel strikes on targets in the gaza strip. well is i started to strike the causes ship shortly after midnight? no cuz time. and they said that they had to his truck about 10 locations which they describe as belonging to hamas. how much hamas, which is ruling the gaza strip, or of course a palestinian has ministry, reported that a hospital has also been damaged. it has been a quiet a since, but a for palestinians leaving living in garza, the gaza strip, has been, has been sealed off for the past 15 a. yes. this is a sort of a desert route to have been through the military escalations many times. and of course they sent an uncertainty right now whether this is really the end of it for today. what are you hearing tanya, from those regions inside israel that were hit by rockets from lebanon and gaza? while there's also tense quiet i in the north or of israel where there was a rocket, a several revoke it attacks on thursday afternoon than israel retaliate. and of cours

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dw corresponded tony kramer there as we just heard before the attacking televi this evening. to british is really women were killed in occupied west bank. here's more on that. this is riley car was near the jewish settlement of hummer in the occupied. we spank, when it was attacked, 2 sisters were fatally shot while the mother was wounded. the area was quickly cordoned off, and a search for those responsible was launched. the agree mercourt journal. at this very moment, our forces are operating in the field in search of the terrorists. it is only a matter of time and not much time until we settled the account with them as we settled the account with all the murderous, without exception, over the last month of august re mahoney. the shooting came after israel had responded to rocket attacks from garza and lebanon, with its own ears. strikes is rails, ion dome, ear defense system, intercepted most of the missiles that was seemed its way and its defense. foresee that fired rockets at militant targets and garza and southern lebanon. local residents disputed the claims, and i've b

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so as, as bellmarks, the 75th anniversary of its founding dw is israel correspondent, tonya kramer met 2 women who had very different experiences on the 1st independence day. and what followed. come on down with ben, google. yon reads out the declaration of independence, anti levies. this state of israel is born ah, you did as kana was a teenager at the time. her parents had left nazi germany and moved to television. then part of the british mandate palestine. ben, go yon's declaration seated independence from the british. and in 48, what i, what i remember is that this, the collaboration of the states and there i remember the pictures with i saw in the newspapers in england, stores fortune at that time. and they were happiness in the dancing. and is this child i am felt much less the beginning of the big war which salted immediately. afterwards that hall was launched by military alliance of arab states, against israel. the fighting would last for 10 months, glued it. hubbard was also a child at the time. she lived here with her family in west jerusalem that had left before the war eve

d w's. tanya kramer, there inter bruce latania. thank you. in other news now, bay gene has sent warships and dozens of fighter jets towards taiwan after launching 3 days of military exercises. many have crossed the median line that separates the self governing island from the mainland. badging has called the drills a stern warning to taiwan, which it considers a break away province. taiwan says the drills threaten regional stability and security wargames around taiwan. beijing claims these exercises are being held to protect china's national security. chinese gunship diplomacy is nothing new to many taiwanese agenda. i think many of us have gotten used to it by now. the feeling is like, here we go again. all just you'll go either down. i hope i can remain free to do whatever i wish and say whatever i want to do on video is the most recent escalation comes after taiwanese president sighing when visited the united states, where she met with senior us officials, something that greatly angered beijing now a new american delegation hasn't turned v

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i'll dw corresponded tanya kramer is standing by for us in jerusalem worthers clashes happen tonya. let's start with the stand off at the alex m asked, what happened? how did all this start wise is had very violent scenes there tonight. coming out of the alex, i'm most compelled inside the i'll ask x, i'm ask, which is the 3rd holiest side of for muslims around the world. so everybody is of course of course watching what is happening there with israeli police storming inside the mosque. the videos circulating on social media as well that a lot of scuffles and also beatings of people inside the mosque. now the israeli police issued a statement this morning saying that a palestinian youth had barricaded themselves as you said, and when citing violence. and while entering stones and firecrackers were thrown at the police forces coming into the mosque. now piloting an eye witnesses say that they were praying inside the moscow. they were staying there overnight. and that this was an excessive and unnecessary use of force in unholy place. to the violence is already spread beyond jerusalem

israel prepares to mark the 75th anniversary of its foundation. debbie's. israel correspondent tanya kramer met 2 women who had very different experiences of the 1st independence day and well followed. come on, darling ben, google. yon reads out the declaration of independence into levies. this state of israel is born. ah, you did as cana was a teenager at the time her parents had left nazi germany and moved to television. then part of the british mandate, palestine. ben, go yon's declaration seated independence from the british. and in 48, what i, what i remember is that us the corporation of the states and her i remember the pictures with a saw in the newspapers in england, stores watching if their time and they were happiness in the dancing and is this child i am felt much less the beginning of the big war, which sauntered immediately afterwards. that hall was launched by military alliance of arab states against israel. the fighting would last for 10 months. claudette hubbard was also a child at the time she lived here with her family in west jerusalem. they had left before the war, even

and palestinians, inside jerusalem's oscar most a slums. 3rd, holiest side, dw, corresponded tanya kramer is standing by for us in jerusalem. so tonya, what exactly are you hearing about those israeli strikes? i'm gaza now, these really ami announce shortly after midnight. you look at the time that it had begun to carry out as strikes and different targets across the gaza strip at united said so far they have struck 2 weapon tunnels and manufacturing sites belonging to hamas. this comes, as you have said, that comes up to a rocket garage from lebanon this afternoon. and the israeli army has blamed palestinian militant groups for carrying out of those rockets strikes name the hamas and islamic jihad as well. and this comes, of course, following wednesday's explanation in east jerusalem on the alexa most compound, no arid science. sirens has also gone off in the areas around the gaza strip in israeli communities around the gaza strip. this is of course devastating news for people in the south of israel, but also in particular for people in garza and they have no shelters to go. and they hav

i swear tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem we can take a look at some more stories that making the news around the world. now, iran and saudi arabia of signed an agreement to re establish diplomatic relations. their approach mall comes after china brokered an agreement between the 2 rivals last month, assigning in beijing is the 1st time foreign ministers of the 2 countries have met for more than 7 years. in india, opposite nor makers for more than a dozen parties of how to rally against the government of prime minister their en route modi demonstrates, accused the governments of using its agencies to intimidate opposition leaders. the stand off follows the disqualification and conviction are leading opposition. figure of mocking the prime minister surname dozens of demonstrators of storm. the offices of major financial multinational in paris to protest against the government . planned pensions and the angry about president michaels plans raised retirement age from 62 to 64. the proposals of fuel weeks of nationwide protests and proceeded to form italian prime minister silvio berlusconi

you know, this will also, of course, add to the tensions already here in the region d w's. tanya kramer, there inter ruthless tanya. thank you. and as tanya mentioned there, the tensions 1st started after his rally forces right at the alex and mosque in jerusalem on wednesday. the area 9 to jews as the temple mount is sacred to both muslims and jews, thousands of jews, a gathering at the western wall beside the alex, a mosque for the traditional passover blessing. and at the same time, muslin worshippers are inside the conflicts opting to stay there after ramadan prayers. but his rally police have not sought to remove them, is riley forces earlier prevented other muslims from entering the compound. but so far the situation remains calm. in other news now, chinese fighter jets and war ships have simulated strikes on taiwan. having encircled the island in a 2nd stride die of military drills, taiwan has deployed its own war ships and the 2 sides are now said to be locked in a stand off knee. the median line that separates the self governing island from china begging has called the drills a

d w's tanya kramer in jerusalem. tanya, thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news today is riley's have taken to the streets in the latest round of protests against the government plan to limit the judiciary powers demonstrate to say the proposal is a power grab the weekly rallies are continuing, despite ongoing negotiations to find a compromise between opponents and supporters of the law. the last surviving prosecutor of the nuremberg trials that brought nazi war criminals to justice has died, been firenze, help secure numerous convictions of german officers following the end of world war 2. afterwards he pushed for the creation of the international criminal court. firenze was 103 years old. police in iran say they are installing cameras in public spaces to identify and punish women, not wearing a headscarf authority say, the move is to protect the countries strategic law. a growing number of iranian women are choosing not to weigh headscarf in the show of defiance. more than 30 children taken from rus

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i asked are correspond antonio kramer in jerusalem to walk us through what happened today. shortly before 3, i am local a 3 p. m. local time in the afternoon. and there was a barrels of rockets being fired in from southern of lebanon into israel. the air raid sirens went off almost across northern israel. the israeli army said that it had identified 34 rockets being launched. a 25 of them have been intercepted by the iron zone defense as system 2 people were lightly injured. no group has claimed responsibility so far. but these really ami a said in a briefing tonight to report is that they believe it's palestinian militant groups and live in on that have hired a dis barrage of rockets. and that comes, of course, a just a day off to a violent escalation on the oxide compound in east jerusalem. when police stormed is ready, pretty stormed on the inside the compound and inside the mosque. and they were video is coming out from beatings of people inside the most palestinians. they are also a lot of arrests being made. and in response to that, to have also been some rockets being fired from ga

i swear tonya, tonya kramer in jerusalem is look at more stories making news around the world. iran and saudi arabia have signed an agreement to re establish diplomatic relations. rapprochement comes after china broke it, an agreement between the 2 rivals last month. the signing in beijing is the 1st time foreign ministers of the 2 countries have met more than 7 years. in india, opposition law makers for more than a dozen parties have held a rally against the government of prime minister render modi. demonstrators accused the government of using its agencies to intimidate opposition. leaders stand off follows the disqualification and conviction, leading opposition figure for mocking. the prime minister. surname of ours is in columbia, urging residents to evacuate the area around the nevada lease volcano in the west. the country government says recent surgeon, seismic activities increase the likelihood of an eruption 985 interruption that killed more than 20000 people. dozens of demonstrators of stormy offices, of a major financial multinational in paris. protests against the government

kramer come healed. a lot of those sick. yes, good poll.program was created by zacks cow founder of marley's mutts dog rescue in 2016 since then, 1100 inmates and more than 400 dogs have gone through the program, which is guided by experienced trainers like samantha johnson during the 20 feet. and then you walk all the way back she says they pull dogs from shelters who are jumping are scared and unlikely to make it out. they get kennel trains create change because we don't want them to be with their trainers all the time and come out with separation anxiety. they're learning how to be around lots different people come. yes, we also do place work, least work. and at the end, the teams are tested. yeah, although these women have made mistakes that landed them here, trainers like monica frazee say this program has taught her lessons that will last a lifetime. it changed my whole life because i wasn't only thinking about me anymore. wasn't in that prison mentality anymore. it was. a selfless act. their paths being reshaped by their four-legged

. >> are you surprised, though, at how -- kramer used the word resilient, and kramer's word is like we have not had resilient for 18 months. we have resilient. the market, as joe said, was marching towards 4,200 on the s&p, in what has been reasonably weak news. >> resilient is one word to describe, and the other word would be disconnected from the reality of what is going to happen i don't think it's good news that the economy and company reports have been so reseul kwrupt, because that means the fed is going to move more. and they are the inflation numbers, i mean, the market for the first time didn't do a resounding hoorah after the cpi, and wage numbers were not good meaning they were not good for fed policy. the way i see it playing out is the fed action, and credit tightening both of those are going to conspire to keep the market, i believe, lower i don't understand why it has moved higher except i think you have a new type of investor in the market you aged out a lot of the older investors and what you are left with now is new people in the last 15 years that are used to v-shape

nicole: tonia kramer, as always, great speaking to you.et's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has arrived in turkiye for talks with his counterpart and president erdogan. the future of a key deal to allow grain exports from ukrainian ports through a safe black sea corridor is up for discussion. iran and saudi arabia signed an agreement to reestablish diplomatic relations. it comes after china brokered an agreement between the rivals last month. the signing in beijing is the first time foreign ministers of the two countries have met for more than seven years. in india, opposition lawmakers from more than a dozen parties have held a rally against the government of prime minister narendra modi. demonstrators accuse the government of using its agencies to intimidate opposition leaders. the standoff follows the disqualification and conviction of a leading opposition figure four mocking the prime ministr. china has unilaterally begun a patrol and inspectio

. >> tania kramer speaking to us earlier. february's earthquakes killed tens of thousands in turkiye and syria and left millions homeless. at least 5 million syrians need accommodation. there are emergency humanitarian shelters but conditions inside can be harsh. it is how countless families are now observing the amount -- the month aroma done. -- month of ramadan. >> the earthquake destroyed her house and she now lives in this tent. as the call to prayer comes, she repairs to break the fast. she is like thousands whose homes have been destroyed and who can hardly afford it. i feel psychologically shattered . it doesn't feel like ramadan to me and my neighbors here. we don't feel anything. here at the shelter, we've lost everything. we have nothing left. it's hard for us to get into the spirit of the month of ramadan. everything is missing here. >> even before the quake struck, syria was facing crisis upon crisis. 12 years of war had already left the country in a dire humanitarian situation. now what was left of the ramadan a

kramer healed. a lot of those come sick. yes, good poll. the program was created by zacks cow founder of marley's mutts dog rescue in 2016 since then, 1100 inmates and more than 400 dogs have gone through the program, which is guided by experienced trainers like samantha johnson. so you're during the 20 feet and then you walk all the way back she says they pull dogs from shelters who are jumping are scared and unlikely to make it out. they get kennel trains create change because we don't want them to be with their t ainers all the time and come out with separation anxiety. they're learning how to be around lots different people. >> come. yes. we also do place work, least work. and at the end, the teams are tested. good job. although these women have made mistakes that landed them here, trainers like monica frazee say this program has taught her lessons that will last a lifetime. it changed my whole life because i wasn't only thinking about me anymore. wasn't in that prison mentality anymore. it was. a selfless act. their paths being reshape

kramer healed a lot of those sick? yes, good poll. program was created by zacks cow founder of marley's mutts dog rescue in 2016 since then, 1100 inmates and more than 400 dogs have gone through the program, which is guided by experienced trainers like samantha johnson. so you're getting the 20 feet and then you walk all the way back she says they pull dogs from shelters who are jumping are scared and unlikely to make it out. they get kennel trains create change because we don't want them to be with their trainers all the time and come out with separation anxiety. they're learning how to be around lots of different people come. yes, we also do place work, police work. and at the end, the teams are tested. yeah, although these women have made mistakes that landed them here, trainers like monica frazee say this program has taught her lessons that will last a lifetime. it changed my whole life because i wasn't only thinking about me anymore. wasn't in that prison mentality anymore. it was. a selfless act. their paths being reshaped by th

no, earlier i spoke to d w, as tanya kramer was following the story from jerusalem. she gave me this roundup of the recent events. now these are the ami nouns. shortly after midnight, you look at the time that it had begun to carry out as strikes and different targets across the gaza strip tonight and said so far, the house struck 2 weapon tunnels and manufacturing science belonging to hamas. this comes, as you have said, that comes up to a rocket for raj from lebanon this afternoon. and the israeli army has blames palestinian minutes and groups for carrying out. those rockets strikes name the hamas and islamic jihad as well. and this comes, of course, following wednesdays. explanation in east jerusalem on the alexa and most compound, no air, it's science. sirens has also gone off in the areas around the gaza strip and incoming israeli communities around the gaza strip. this is of course, devastating use for people in the south of israel, but also in particular for people in gaza and they have no shelters to go. and they have gone through such situations in recent ye

yury. diplomats such as steven eidelman and freedom house president david kramer believe that the defeatraine in the war with the russian federation and the victory of the armed forces of ukraine over the russian federation under any circumstances circumstances, this is a fatal sentence for lukashenka, well, they say, when putin's regime falls, lukashenko goes, as they say to locomotives, and otherwise, lukashenko does not satisfy putin, and putin will replace him, yes , the first option is the most risky situation for lukashenko he understands it, that's why he's spinning now, trying to present this to the peacekeepers. again, the rhetoric has been quite strong recently from his mouth in the event of russia's military defeat. this is one situation in the event of any victory. it is unlikely that putin will need to change the most faithful and loyal ally, uh, this did not happen last year either. putin also perfectly understands that lukashenko is probably the only person on the territory of belarus who will zealously protect the interests of russia, any change can lead to some unforesee

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i saw that tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem. his look at the more stories that breaking news around the world, iran and saudi arabia who signed an agreement to re establish diplomatic relations . they reproached more comes after china after china broke that an agreement between the 2 rivals last month, signing in beijing as a 1st time foreign ministers of 2 countries have met for more than 7 years. dozens of demonstrators of storm to offices of a major financial, a multinational in paris, to protest against the government plan pension reforms. the angry about president macros plan to raise the retirement age from $60.00, to $64.00 proposals of fuel. weeks of nationwide protests for the telly and former prime minister silvio berlusconi is suffering from a rare type of blood cancer. doctor say he's being treated for a lung infection linked to in leukemia. he was admitted to an intensive care unit in berlin on wednesday, media magnates. he's currently a senator and leader of the right wing fort italian party. the kremlin says the l

oh, he w, jerusalem, correspond antonio kramer told us how the violence at the mosque spilled over into garza and the west bank. let's have a listen. especially are from garza overnight and a reaction to to that other where so barrages of rockets being fired by militant groups and gaza to with southern communities. i am in the south of israel around the gaza strip, or at least 10 of those rockets have been fired there. and some of them are landing in the open field. some have been intercepted or by the r and dome defend system, according to the israeli army. now hamis, which is ruling of the gaza strip, has called for more protests and demonstrations. but we also understand you from reports in the media that are, you know, it also seems that neither side really wants to see an escalation at this point in time right now. but again, it all the pens. what is happening here in the old city in jerusalem? you'll, you jerusalem, course one, antonio creamer speaking to us earlier. they're moving on february. the earthquakes kill tens of thousands of people in turkey and northwestern syria and l