. >> laster the uk economy grew at the fastest rate in the g7 of 4.1%. while at the same time greenhouse gas fell by 3.4% to will you encourage my right honorable friends to use his statement next week to stimulate investment in renewable energy projects by renewable energy companies? to improve our energy, reduce more expensive fossil fuels it ultimately reduce? some proud of our commitments for energy sources. fourfold increase to 211 for my right honorable friend cannot and will not. i have no doubt will make these known. >> when you attribute to make women for this house past and present will help shape the futures of our country. >> mr. speaker, when jean ran 999 she was told she would have to wait at least eight hours. so she got in a car and drove herself. she paid for parking, jean died in our later. mr. speaker, no one should lose their mother or grandmother like that. it's appalling ambulance delays. >> mr. speaker, of course my condolences to her family for what happens. it's actually right we continue to make progress on improving performance

these are new layoffs of 11,000 that came to the end of laster and are separate from the flattening thateta-has been going through, but tickly middle management. sources tell us and staff are drawing up lists and those could be converted to actual layoffs and one reason it could come quickly is because mark zuckerberg is due to go on parental leave. he is expecting his third child with his wife. what we are hearing from one source is that there is pressure on drawing up those lists. jon: helpful context, when people see the bottom line focus at meta-, they think about the challenges in the advertising market but you have been zeroing in on the challenges with the reality labs business. >> yeah, when it comes to the stock specifically, you have to think of the negative estimate revisions we have seen over the last six month. what they are trying to do is use the cost levers they have and that's why, first it was the initial round of job cuts and now another round. they were in a $10 billion hole this year and they are expected to lose $14 billion this year. the base core is they have leve

joint-stock company appeared here, and at the beginning of the 2000s, production moved and a well-known art-lasterkly became fashionable and expensive. now it seems his story begins a new stage. postcard moscow from here, from the pedestrian bridge , the facade of red october, familiar to everyone, is very clearly visible, but soon muscovites and guests of the capital will observe a completely different picture of the issue that interests the moscow red october. yes. yes, she will disappear, well, actually, a stumbling block, because the city of her consider. constructions no, of course, this is not in the project and this space. there is a large residential building here, and what struck me in this project is that this well, let's say, panorama has not been preserved. judging by the layout in the company's sales office, several high-rise buildings will be built close to the historical buildings, three more on the other side on bolotnaya embankment. we are preserving low-rise buildings in this territory and adding historical objects to it. we formally preserve them as much as possible with archite

martinelli and anita scored once each to send a goal and laster's leg turn belonged to the spanish leagueal's victory. with sociedad, in today's games, in the continuation of the twenty-sixth week of this competition, real betis beat mallorca with one goal, real sociedad scored two goals against its guests, and the guests scored two goals, and villarreal scored all three points in osasuna's house. three no-winners came out of the field in the same just a few minutes ago, getafe managed to break the series with two goals. in the last match tonight, barça hosted real madrid at the camp nou. when the football pressure of the year is full, maybe all the attention of the footballers is on the late night game between barcelona and real madrid, a sensitive competition that can tie the la liga championship to a large extent, we will solve the attractive students who are at the top of the table with more points than real madrid in nowshahr without a tail and a young father to welcome a traditional rival so that they can start with a win, but the good news for them is a slow return and their attrac

suggests comber should instead look at the multibillion-dollar investment the saudi government gave lasterarret kushner. comber also claims president biden's daughter-in-law received $35000 over two transfers in 2017. halley is the widow of president biden's son bo. she was also in a relationship with hunter after bo died. the white house spokesperson says quote after a disgusting attack lamenting the president's deceased son bo was never prosecuted while he was alive, congressman comer has now decided to go after his widow. comber says his committee is requesting more bank records requests in the next few days were going to get information from another bank too. >> and spokesperson for hunter biden's legal team tells box bank accounts belong to hunter, his uncle james and halley while she and hunter were involved in sharing expenses. a spokesperson said the funds were good faith seed money, part of a legal business venture with a legitimate company that hunter had every right to pursue. in washington, rich edson fox news. most college students revolt, guest speakers get heckled and shoute

in favor of a constitutional -- soon he voted in favor of a constitutional moment of december at laster noncitizens from registering or voting at any election in oustate. participation of democracy is both a right of american citizens and a tremendous responsibility for those that exercise it. it is how we as americans exercise political power over our government, our nation and ultimately each other. as citizens we rely on the assumption that those who have a say over how we govern ourselves are our fellow citizens. that's why the practice of noncitizen voting is particularly egregious is wrong in principle and in actice. it could open the door for foreign nationals with no loyalty to our communities and our country to exercise political power over our fellow citizens for these types of laws of the potential to irreparably weaken one othe strongest ties that binds us together as a nation. the editorial board agrees. our state utilizes top-down approach to the administration preparation and execution whereby policies and procedures are set in the secretary of states office and downstrea

. >> reporter: marvin laster is the former ceo of the boys and girls club of albany, georgia.ormer president well over the past five years, especially when carter resisted having his name on the club. >> only time that i've ever had a disagreement with him was about the naming of this club. just as he did with the geneva accords when he was riding his bicycle in between houses to negotiate peace, we negotiated peace that day. >> look back -- >> reporter: respect and adoration echoed by many whose lives crossed paths with carter. >> he really liked learning about what people's life experiences were and trying to think about ways that we could contribute as the carter center to making life better and easier for people. >> we're going to miss him. >> and our thanks to eva mckend for that terrific report. >>> that's the news. thanks for joining me this evening. reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. i'll see you tomorrow starting at 4:00 p.m. eastern. up next t the unbelievable true story of the man who took on putin and lived to expose the truth. the award winning film "naval

laster the big problem was the volatility around china price.er we closed out 2022 into 23 we would help with that story and move on. then all of a sudden were doing that game all over again. i'm not sure where to start with christian. i keep hearing from more and more people in japan, china and europe. it's pretty phenomenal year today. lisa: do you still lean into risk at a time when the economy keeps performing. this question of duration risk versus credit risk. looking at ongoing concern about duration with the volatility you talked about last year causing perhaps a greater amount of inflation getting priced into the system or do you learn -- lean into this idea, do you go into what's working because it continues to work. >> i mentioned johnson & johnson and what their new name is for band-aids and listerine, but that was a feeding frenzy yesterday for quality bonds and particularly out long duration. long ago and far away one of the major moments was i had a meeting that was set up -- i won't go into it right now. i will never forget the ge

laster year our first person completed this program, kyle. kyle is an alaskan native who joined alaska airlines on the ramp as a ramp service agent in juneau. and after two years of training, while working at our airline he is now a light aircraft technician in anchorage. a success story as we look to grow our workforce one significant barrier to entry is pilot cost. operant low-interest federal loans to students entering this critical profession is key to improving access to the pilot pipeline is the policy we urge congress to explore and advance so we can have the pilot supply needed to meet the demand in the long term. congress should also expand the prep and investment of the section 625 grid for outreach, education and training of pilots and maintenance technicians as w well as pave the way for veterans to ensure aviation careers through the g.i. bill. thank you, i look forward to working with this committee on enhancing and developing the safest and strongest aviation workforce for our common future. it will take the industry, governmen

there needs to be -- host: what did you think of the biden legislation from laster.st: the mentioning we were just about the projects. they are subject to review. a lot of them are going to be held up and may not end up happening and that is the point of the eye are a still have to deal with this and getting through the bills process since you are getting money from the federal government biggest issues we were just talking about. obviously most of what was passed in the ira i don't agree with. the various technology, energy in the future is going to lead -- people searching for subsidies instead of investing in technology. i think that's part of eliminating the unnecessary barriers particularly on fuels like natural gas that work added on. it lowers energy prices for the average consumer. rather than these future -- something that might be built in the future. the numbers to the fear to join. i will give you a chance to respond. republicans (202) 748-8001. if democrats (202) 748-8000. independents (202) 748-8002. if they will be with us for the next few minutes but

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been advising clients to get more healthy we haven't seen earnings down which we expect since the laster good to see you thank you. a developing story for you, "the wall street journal" is reporting that the fdic has hired a group to sell about $60 billion in signature loans that weren't sold last week much of that loan book is comprised of commercial real estate including rental apartments and office buildings. a sale on those loans at distresses could have ripple effects. you got to won what they'll do with the $90 billion in loans after the sale of sbc. >> startups, which a lot of probably never had a chance. at 0% interest rate they looked a lot better now high end, the -- >> that story had been for a long time that the an buildings were holding up and you were getting rents there. the journal this morning reporting that's not necessarily the case recently kpocoming up, it's the house's turn. we'll speak with congressman patrick mchenry. but next, the second part in a series on america's pharmaceutical failing we'll look at shortages of generic drugs based on "squawk box" on cnbc unl

it didn't help laster for example, in a briefing unnamed senior official said the ths about 100, cozziitchblade drones provided, they couldn't tell where they were, who is using them did know if it ever know exactly where they come from or where they would be used that. those type of statements are helpful, but i think that you mentioned earlier have a proven model and maybe you can elaborate and make us feel of it better that this proven model that you're referencing has worked somewhere else and where accounted for the equipment we are sending. >> yes, sir absolute. we do have a proven model i believe usingod the lead iga mol that is been used overseas contingency operations showing how we can work together as an oversight community tomm provide comprehensive oversight. so we currently are engaged, for instance,ig on oversight over te operation enduring sent domitian, the the over the rice and counterterrorism mission that's followed on in afghanistan and wave a number of projects at dod oig related to that. we are coordinating with her partner. we report out quarterly in public repo