next, leslie's turn. one more of fred, big smile. and then leslie, again. this time with her beloved gracie. then, something went wrong. >> it's like it just happened in slow motion in front of me. >> in an instant, leslie was gone. >> at the waterfall. she's in the river. >> what happened at cottonwood creek? >> coming up -- >> as she did? tell them is too soon to know. >> the hunt for answers would start with a frantic search. >> at the waterfall. she fell and they can't find her. >> where was leslie mueller? and did she survive. >> all of a sudden i hear yelling. yelling is coming from downstream. >> when "dateline" continues. eze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breath

do you agree, leslie?leslie: we have investigation under an oath, which is why the secretary not to speak to it an ongoing investigation which the president said he would never get in the durum investigation. let's see what was filed okay and where the information came. this started 2014 and either president trump was president or hillary clinton a canada at that time. this particular filing does not speak of specifically infiltration but what it does speak to internet companies rarely do an internet companies have access to. >> kayleigh: it is not regulatory. >> leslie: they actually allow third parties to go in for domain main investigations themselves. we see this happening with our phone records. >> kayleigh: it is proper for a third party to work with campaign attorneys? that is proper? >> leslie: i do think that the media across the board should cover this in full so that americans can understand everything that is going on. if john durham thought there was a smoking gun and crime committed to come i

leslie, if i could begin with you.me, the times�*s headline, a piece from entity lloyd, talking about the each explosion, and attacking helicopters, bodies and the smoke of burning buildings. this is the day that still seems incredibly shocking, even though we've had warnings of this. we have, it's been telegraphed _ we've had warnings of this. we have, it's been telegraphed by _ we've had warnings of this. we have, it's been telegraphed by president i it's been telegraphed by president biden, who took the unusual step of releasing classified intelligence to signal to the world, to the west to build the coalition in support of deterring and pushing back against what they knew what happened, even though of course many of us didn't believe it and the scale and the rapidity of which it has unfolded has been shocking and devastating. but most especially for the people in ukraine. we're seeing the images and hearing the stories, hearing that 137 ukrainians were killed just today. the terror continues and we see people tryin

are you ready leslie? leslie: i'll be right back this outfit is not feel right.scar nominees inees in categories are chosen by members of their respective branches. the nominees for best picture are chosen by the entire academy membership. if you stay tuned to find out how this year, you the fans will be able to get to vote for your favorite movies and movie moment featuring -- featured on the oscar telecast. leeslie: now i'm ready. she are the nominees for performance by an actress in a supporting role. jessie daughter. judy dench in belfast. kiersten dunst in power of the dog. and onto new ellis in king richard. leslie: here the nominees for achievement in costume design. carella. cruella. dune. nightmare alley west side story. i'm a little hurt my costing was not nominated again. here the nominees for achievement in sound. belfast. dune. no time to die. the power of the dog. and west side story. michigan. joining us are 11 health care professionals from beaumont hospital. they are reading the nominees, physicians assistant and fellow movie lover shantia bobo h

after all, it's where we get everything else. >> he is not wrong, leslie.utes or he just pointed out the hypocrisy that spread from china, that continued capitulation by america. >> look, this is capitalism, isn't it? it's really sad that people would sell their soul for a buck, but we've seen that here in the united states. celebrity is not just celebrities and not just liberals. if you want to do business with john nye and you're going to make money off of it you got to be careful with your words because he don't to bite one of the millions of hands that are feeding you, right? i also want to make a quick point on this program. i don't know how successful the program is for one, mit technical review came out and their analysis was this is a mess. it was a great program because it was supposed to protect national security paired one of the problems is it diverted from that. you have 90% of the people who have been arrested or questioned and i did of chinese heritage. less than 25% that have been convicted. right now the numbers aren't looking like it's a s

leslie: thank you, so much. let me think all four of you for sharing your wisdom, your knowledge and your time this afternoon. as well as all the time and energy you are putting into the task force's work. thank you and i turned the program back to bill hoagland. bill: thank you, leslie, rochelle, dr. greenaway, dr. gracia, lieutenant general hurtling in thank you, chef andres, for your dedication to this work. historically, author raising child nutrition programs has been bipartisan and we hope there will be another bipartisan approach to reauthorization of these programs. or as the reverend indicated, through executive decisions with authorities that already exist. this is not the end of our work. this is the second of three briefs. the task force is now turning attention to the upcoming farm bill reauthorization and other reauthorization next year. by focusing on the nutrition title in that bill, which includes the snap program, or food stamps. let me think the epc staff -- bpc staff who worked tirelessly on

leslie: for helping out with posters? >> for anything. leslie: has he said he doesn't want to? >> we have not had contact. leslie: they say the police executed a search warrant of the ex-boyfriend's home in antioch, removing bags of potential evidence. they praised further -- police for their efforts and launch a campaign for it flyers across the area and beyond. >> it is not feel real. i see her poster all over the place, on the news. my parents were extremely worried. this is getting worse and worse. a lot more darker thoughts entering my parents minds. >> i would say support has been huge. from family and friends. . i don't know we would be able to do this without them. yet, it is pretty much indescribable. there is no words. leslie: the search continues as police pursued tips and analyze evidence. i'm leslie brinkley the east bay. kristen: to the controversy in san francisco over a close homeless shelter. it would be located at a former hospital. some neighbors are pushing back. liz kreutz is live with a look at what neighbors are saying. liz: neighbors against the proposal

leslie? leslie? wait, is that the official oscar pendant? and if so, why didn't i get one?e hamaguchi and takatsuta. "dune," screenplay by john spates, denis villeneuve and eric roth. >> "the lost daughter," written by maggie gyllenhaal. >> and "the power of the dog" written by jane campion. >> here are the nominees for original screenplay. "belfast," written by kenneth branagh. >> "don't look up," screenplay by adam mckay, story by adam mckay and david sirota. >> "king richard," written by zach baylin. >> "licorice pizza," written by paul thomas anderson. >> and "the worst person in the world," written by yua kim treria. >> here are the nominees for best animated short film -- "affairs of the art." "bestia." "box ballet." "robin robin." and "the windshield wiper." another category for me. back-to-back leslie, again. i think they like my announcer voice. and now the nominees for best live action short film -- >> well done. >> "ala kachuu." "take and run." "the dress." "the long good-bye." "on my mind." and "please hold." it's so appropriate that i just announced animated sh

leslie, leslie, wait, is that an official— you.| an official oscar pendant and if so why didn't i get one?— an official oscar pendant and if so why didn't i get one? i borrowed it from the oscar _ why didn't i get one? i borrowed it from the oscar nominations i why didn't i get one? i borrowed it from the oscar nominations gift i from the oscar nominations gift basket. and now, adapted screenplay, the nominees are... here are the nominees for original screenplay. here are the nominees for best animated short film. another category for me! back—to—back leslie again. i think they like my announcer voice. and now the nominees for best action short film. it is so appropriate that ijust announced animated short film and live action short because i am animated, and short! filth. live action short because i am animated, and short! oh, leslie. here are the _ animated, and short! oh, leslie. here are the nominees _ animated, and short! oh, leslie. here are the nominees for i animated, and short! oh, leslie. here are the nominees for an i ani

jonathan: leslie falcone he -- falco ne-yo -- leslie falconio.an action is what he calls a renewed invasion of the ukraine. he sanction five russian banks, sanctions on russian banks, and he's calling this the first of sanctions. which implies there is more to come. tom: we will stop here because this is important. let me know what the clock is, brad, when you can. explain to the american audience. i was in a watch store and someone walked in with this join norma's fancy watch. the woman didn't bat an eyelash and said $150,000. explain russian money in london. jonathan: there is a big russian presence in london. and there is a big russian presence in some u.k. businesses as well. how this rolls out and how it plays out remains to be seen. they certainly imply there is more to come. and when they use that language, i think that language is so important. to call russian action a renewed invasion of the ukraine, it remains to be seen if the president uses exactly the same words. if he does, you have to wonder what kind of sanctions follow. >> i wond

i'm leslie picker. another ugly session as russian tensions keep wall street on edge near session lows, nasdaq down around 2%. >> i'm jon fortt look what's driving action investors remain laser focused on any developments out of eastern europe including fresh sanctions in the u.s. targeting the nord stream 2 pipeline consumer discretionaries hit particularly hard today. home depot slipping again and names like tesla, and tjx falling as well and energy leader in the market best performance sector today and only sector in the green month to date. no surprise there. we have got 59 minutes left to go in the session, leslie. >> interesting one indeed. coming up on today's show, value investors share's take how to navigate this uncertainly market scott black tells us if he thinks it's wise to buy a big pullback seen of late? and results from ebay. we'll bring you all numbers and speak with ceo of imax before his call >> shopping, traveling, driving. okay focus on the big story bob pisani tracking action at th

. >> you know who has shown strength, leslie? the people of ukraine. i was so touched as described by 13 ukrainians that spoke for the world, these were 13 ukrainians, leslie, on a small island called snake island. i want to listen to this audio. listen quickly as ukrainian border guards the affiant last words captured on audio wellies defending this island in the face of a russian battleship. >> 13 heroes, leslie, standing until the end. >> absolutely. this is one of the things that vladimir putin did not expect, the pushback from ukraine. i want to refer to my notes to give you exact numbers out of 3:00 p.m. in ukraine about these individuals who are truly fighting for their freedom. 2,800 troops lost, 80 tanks, 516 armored vehicles, ten airplanes, five helicopters. were talking about days, they originally set hours. this is one of the things worth seeing with the ukrainian people, they are united in the fight for their country against russia. we and the rest of the world need to be united in our support of ukraine, of freedom, and of democracy. i wo

leslie brinkley looks of the project. >> leslie: these are cubicles. leslie:leslie: every bacon august building has a story. >> my great-grandfather built it in 1970's for pacfic telephone, which later became at&t will. it was a switchboard center. >> it was a parole department for the state. and then vacant. now, it's a special-purpose building. we didn't know what to do with it. leslie: contra costa county had an idea coming to for ration. >> this will be a great, 54-unit project for previously homeless individuals with 24/7 supportive services on-site. leslie: they are using a combination of federal, state, and county money to make it happen. >> this is going to be a wall of micoro-housing apartment units, 350 square feet each. leslie: the interior will be gutted to create a courtyard for light, but the foundation and walls will be reused to save money. >> we have to rewire everything and re-plum everything. there is a bit of work to be done. leslie: as for the outside of the building, this vacant parking lot would be converted into a barbecue and r

in east bay, leslie brinkley. dan: only one bay area county is not lifting the mask mandate today, santa clara, continuing to required people to mask, indoors in public spaces, but a change could come in that regard soon. health officials are optimistic the mandate will be dropped soon thanks to decreases in case rates and hospitalizations. >> the numbers have gone down, so we have sort of a particular peak of 500 cases in the hospital and now we are shy about 300. that trend is encouraging. dan: case counts are now under 1000. they need to get around 550 before the mask mandate will be lifted. health officials think that could happen by early march, two weeks from now. the centers for disease control and prevention is expected to update its mask guidance next week. in a news briefing, the director, dr. rochelle walensky, said the cdc is looking at new metrics for relaxing pandemic guidance, including masks, and would deliver the guidance soon. remember to stay up-to-date on the covid headlines and rule changes. g

we need focus on the domestic production to get our natural gas out. >> what is interesting, leslie,on social media, if you don't, no worries, you know i have been banging the drum on new england and massachusetts and connecticut. for the last four or five weeks, wholesale energy prices are high the average $71 last february and that was up 200% from the previous year. they put out a note, leslie, in times of severe weather, they may not have the fuel to generate power this is in the united states 100 miles away from the shale, the biggest natural gas field in the united states if not the world. i bring this up to say there are some lessons that may be we need to learn here as well. is that true >> that is entirely true we just have to be very cautious and take the lessons from what is happening in the rest of the world. we have so much here we have the energy resources we need to protect our energy security in the u.s. california imports russian oil as well. more than in '21 than any other year before. there is no need for us to do that we need to invest in infrastructure here. when

leslie:moment of relief, while for others, it was more of the same routine >> we do not mind. it's been a couple of years. >> i need a pastrami and sweats. leslie: others were elated like this customer. >> i am going with r1 because i always have. i think it is a choice. if you want to stay home, stay home. whatever works for you, do it but what works for me is not concerning about it. it is a very happy day for me. leslie:

leslie: that was last wednesday afternoon.younger sister had not come home to the apartment that she shares with her parents. what is it that made you feel that this was serious, that this was a scary situation for her to disappear? >> usually she comes home, because she has responsibilities. she drops my brother off at school. leslie: the family launched an intensive search. that afternoon they found her light blue infinity abandoned, key still in the car. >> as soon as my parents got there my dad was like open the trunk, and there was nothing there. >> that was harrowing for sure.u leslie: his girlfriend is helping in the search for the missense recent nursing school graduate. her cell phone is turned off and her personal belongings are gone. they knew that something was terribly wrong and reported her missing to police. they said that they then contacted her ex-boyfriend, someone she dated for three years until late 2021. they say he told them he saw her the night she vanished. >> he did say that she was there, and she laug

with the public needs to wake up in one final point leslie stahl and 60 minutes should apologize.he program made accusations and leslie said what you talking about, shame on you leslie stahl, shame on you allege credible 60 minutes, because you've been exposed a part of the agency of the democratic party. aishah: here is a leslie saul style by another media. >> the biggest scandal when they spied on my campaign. >> there is not real evidence of that. >> of course there is. leslie they spied on my campaign. >> donald trump and william barr promised durham would expose huge corruption but he has not done that. >> is an ongoing conservative republican and pro-truck project. she tried to turn the investigation of the russian scandal into some scandal itself. >> wait until the durham report and the nothing happens and they move on to the next conspiracy theory. it is never going to end. people who want to believe. >> just like lara said everybody thinks their conspiracy theories, where these people now. joey: some of those at cnn on the screen already been working there for other reaso

you will see that, leslie. know that, but you just don't want to put it on the air. >> no, as a matter of fact, i don't know that. >> tucker: as a matter of fact, we can't verify that. this is cbs news. we don't air things we can't verify. really, leslie stahl? is that true? we still remember a cbs news piece that claimed donald trump was secretly working with vladamir putin. how did cbs news verify those facts? as it turns out that particular story, the reporting, came from reading a piece while probably standing in line at starbucks. statele claimed that the trump bank was -- how did slate.com know this? by consulting a quote, small tightly knit community of computer scientists. these scientists were totally nonpartisan. one of the sources explain we wanted to defend both campaigns because we wanted to preserve the integrity of the election. so here you have just another unnamed computer scientist defending election integrity. make sense. don't ask questions. jake sullivan did not ask questions. he takes slat

. >> frank holland >> leslie peculiarer is following the market leslie. >> mel, it was an interestingrter and not a hedge fund and perhaps one of the more auspicious trades of the quarter was berkshire hathaway's act vision bliss art it is a $1 billion position as of december 31st and that stock was up 20% in the six weeks since then thanks to the deal acquire acquired by microsoft announced in mid-january several hedge funds revealed their stakes for the quarter soros each held several billion worth of rivian. it's lukely that many of those shares are illiquid since they bought in the ipo and they've had some exposure to rivian's 40% decline over the last six weeks. also with electric vehicles, tesla revealing 100,000 shares of tesla with a value of more than $100 million. tesla has declined 13% this year renaissance technologies trimmed its stake in tesla and it bought shares of amc. hedge funds pared back on big tech, as well and altimeter, melvin sold their respective stakes in facebook before the stock tumbled over the last six weeks and in amazon, a slew of funds including melvi

leslie: in oakley, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. ama: what were supposed to be a training session for a calfire rescue crew, turned into on-the-job training this afternoon. one of the team's helicopters got called into action when a rescue call went out. unclear what led to the rescue call. one person had to be taken to the hospital. new information today on saturday's fatal crash of a police helicopter in newport beach. investigators with the ntsb said the pilot reported mechanical difficulties seconds before the helicopter went down. two veteran officers were on board. one was killed, the other was injured, but is reportedly doing well today. and no changes in the conditions of those injured on saturday afternoons helicopter crash of miami beach. three people were on board. the lightweight chopper went down three feet from the crowded shore. good samaritans pulled them out of the water. the 59-year-old pilot was not hurt. the passengers, his wife, and a 39-year-old woman were injured. they remain in the hospital and the crash is u

thank you leslie for that. thank you for the courage that you've shown. and telling them more inclusive story. of our history so i'm trying really hard not to cry at this moment. i'm so happy to see all of you here. i love you all so much. i have never felt more loved in my life. so having said that i'm going to stick to the script. can everyone hear me? okay, great. first of all this is like the oscar for me. so we're going to do some thank yous first when i hear the music coming. i know that i've spoken too long. so you'll let me know somebody home, please. i do want to thank my friend mrs. pam northam for being here. it's an honor to have you here. thank you for coming. i also want to thank my friend the honorable judge john charles thomas with being here. thank you so much. and it's beautiful wife. forgive me for calling you beautiful. i'm old fashioned. and link's sister pearl thomas. thank you for being here. so many people are here. i i just i love from washington from richmond from all over. thank you so much. i must make my colleagues gary stanle

leslie, have the west underestimated putin or misjudge what was coming, despite the fact the intelligencereleased? i despite the fact the intelligence has been a released?— has been a released? i think if we've been — has been a released? i think if we've been listening _ has been a released? i think if we've been listening to - has been a released? i think if we've been listening to the - has been a released? i think if we've been listening to the us president by then, he's been channeling very clearly, very strongly, _ channeling very clearly, very strongly, releasing that intelligent —— president biden. putin has made it clear_ —— president biden. putin has made it clear that — —— president biden. putin has made it clear that his intention was to engrave — it clear that his intention was to engrave ukraine, to go all the way -- to— engrave ukraine, to go all the way -- to invade _ engrave ukraine, to go all the way —— to invade. clearly first and foremost_ —— to invade. clearly first and foremost for the ukrainian people, from a _ foremost for the ukrainian people, from a humanitarian

he will see that, leslie. and you know that but you just don't want to -- >> no come as a matter of fact, i don't know that. >> sean: leslie, now you do. now you can go on "60 minutes" on sunday and issue an apology. we'll be waiting for that. i doubt they even covered the story. by the way, the same goes for fake news cnn. they spent three years lying to the american people. msdnc, by the way, probably a very convenient time for the conspiracy theorists of all time, rachel maddow, to be on "leave." you know what, they gave more time to this than any other story. three years of the trump presidency. you'd think they would spend a minute and inform their viewers that they were wrong the entire time and update them on this new development. where is bob woodward? where is bernstein, carl bernstein? remember they once cared about "journalism" and their top-secret source. they broke the watergate story wide open. now they are nowhere to be found and apparently politics is much more important than quote journalism."

what about you, leslie, what gets you out of a bad mood?ting them together is amazing. nothing like drunk shopping. >> quick answer. jesse? >> emma, my wife. >> that is so sweet. >> she's probably not watching him knocking to get credit. >> schooner full of sailors. >> if i'm in a bad mood, what thing that will turn around is just the smile of a young child. as i'm dropping them off in the woods. one more thing is up next. it's still the eat fresh refresh™ and subway's refreshing everything like the new honey mustard rotisserie-style chicken. it's sweet, it's tangy, it's tender, it never misses. you could say it's the steph curry of footlongs. .. ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows several different whistles. doug blows several different whistles. [a vulture squawks.] there he is. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for one more thing. let's do a f

leslie marshall, democratic strategist and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. the moment and even though her first statement said that it was a republican opponent attack on her. that was an apology. >> yeah, bret, i mean i saw it a little bit differently. i think she was just taking her mask off so we could hear herbert when she finally conceded the 2018 georgia gubernatorial race which i don't think she has done yet. it's, what, example like 1 million -- not just democrat politicians, but politicians in general, not living by the rules that they set for the rest of us. >> leslie, do you see it changing? do you see the tide changing despite the cdc guidance today sticking to this? >> certainly see it in the state i am. new jersey, connecticut, new york is soon to follow supposedly, delaware. these are democratic governors. these are blue states. but, you know, we have to remember that regardless of what a governor has said and we have seen this in virginia, we have seen it in florida as well where you don't have democratic governors. school districts seem to m

leslie, what did you find? funds have been the standout so far in 2022 pulling in gains in january when others posted losses. we'll find out in a few weeks whether they successfully navigated this week's geopolitical events although this is exactly the type of environment that would lead investors to allocate to macro funds. macro fends bet on currency, commodities and equities and portfolios based on probabilities on political and economic events. they're supposed to be experts in geopolitics after years of struggling and underperforming, macro funds gained 1.7% in january on an asset-weighted basis and that compares to 4% of hedge funds overall and negative 5% for the s&p 500 for dividends. we'll get returns for february in a few weeks' time bridgewater is perhaps the most well known j.p. morgan urging investors to hedge their geopolitical risk by increasing allocations to commodities, energy and materials which the firm says would help diversify a portfolio in the face of rising inflation and geopolitical ri

the great unmasking and blue states across the country, plenty to debate with the dream team panel, lesliel and jason chaffetz. great to see you. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: sean davis at the federalists, he is referring to what they have heard so far about potentially u.s. capitol police who do an amazing job protecting the men and women who are serving this country, we appreciate them doing that, but there allegations that they are doing something beyond that, and sean writes this, he says "the inspector general opened an investigation into u.s. capitol police following allegations of spying on members of congress and staff" the ugly opening of the investigation follows news reports and accusations from lawmaker that they have overstepped their bounds as they try to recover from the january 6th riots that tarnished both the capital and reputation of the law-enforcement agency which was supposed to keep it safe. what you think of this, jason? >> it's a very serious allegation. i'm glad the inspector general, who is the right person to actually conduct this investigation, gets to the botto

well, to me, everyone, is leslie?lished the award-winning thaddeus and bullard academy at sligh middle magnet school. the academy's mission is to serve economically disadvantaged students by providing them with a first class education and creating a wonderful culture of positivity. here is titus o'neil. >> thanks, troy. say leslie to read the names of the nominees and this next category is a fellow movie lover, a great track star, high honor, roll student courtney anderson, who loves the entire twilight movie series. courtney taking to >> here are the nominees for the best animated feature film. in condo. luka. the mitchells versus the machine. and rya and the last dragon. >> so to tight as courtney and all those amazing status for joining us. >> here are the nominees for achievement in music. original song. be alive from king richard. get to us from an compo. down to joy from belfast. no time to die from no time to die. and somehow you do from 4 good days. the category is best documentary you're making me do the shor

i'm leslie picker.ope could play into the fed's next move. plus, small caps making a remarkable comeback along with the broader market we'll speak with a portfolio manager who says the group could be a good place to ride out the volatility >> jason snipe from odyssey capital advisers is with us, and eric johnston joins the conversation gentlemen, we ended the day in the green, something that i think if you had told me earlier today or even last night, i would have laughed and said that's impossible. jason, starting with you, what got us here? >> so i think it leans back into some of the comments i made earlier today. i think when biden came out and talked about the sanctions and not them being overly hurtful from a sanction perspective and just what they could do for our country, i think technology started to run here. i think obviously the mega cap tech names have held up very well, and obviously, you're seeing some real strength in the cybersecurity names. zscaler, palo alto, crowdstrike, that has car

azek with stock down 32% this year buying into weakness stock number two leslie's not picker the poole company. $2.49 million buy. first insider buy since the ipo in the fourth quarter in 2020. and the single most insider buying this week is happening at paypal ceo and others buying also $2.49 million of stock just $4,000 more than leslie's the ceo is buying and big to notice because of this, the ceo sold the stock in december and bought this week. that is such a quick flip from seller to buyer that under rules, he had to reveal profits. this is very unusual that kind of quick turn. paypal seller to buyer in less than two months definitely a name to watch there you go, frank. lots of new names here ofg. ingredi on on. azek and leslie's and paypal if you watch this, these trade higher on the day and longer term not always they do, frank, have a good track record how about this random but interesting stat 19 names we highlighted are up 10% or more this year led by z oh, ogenix with 62% jump we will see you in a few minutes. >> brian, bringing the heat. >>> let's get to opportunity frida

you likely, leslie. i know you did. >> i did, i loved it.o say something hardly anybody knows, i lose yourself before my tech talk, seriously. i pumped myself up i was psyched. i was at my neighbors house yesterday, i thought was great and learned a lot like the houses were in the house, these guys are in the house. when he dropped to his knee, i told people when we are going to talk about it, here's what i heard it was funny, some of my african-american friends were like i thought it was just bending down because dr. dre was going to play behind him and he gave him respect. i also heard i thought he was ending like that like mary j plage laying back on the stage. other people thought well, he was the only way white guy robber the number one seller and that's one reason he is on that stage . kennedy: not the most talented. >> some way paying a lot, i was fine with it. they were also fine with it, i thought it was a great show. kennedy: so many people were offended by it which i thought was funny because i watched it, i liked shakira and jay

you smeared when there's a leslie miller who followed the clarence. there's a sorry hello i think is the company now shaw from prison. bushera us, cuz oh sure mammogram up those times to shouldn't have go green if it was about to go for berkley, cannot hear reservation as pickle. good news sorta sick, another vis, a shoe chip condense if i'm supposed to allison in goods because i was with her with her mother who told her mother to say who the president bush was not being entirely sincere. immediately after the outbreak of the cold war, the united states actively supported ukrainian nationalist organizations, the united states gave refuge to ukrainian nationalists who had committed war crimes during the 2nd world war in 1959, u. s. president dwight eisenhower signed the captive nations act $8690.00, which declared that the independence of oppressed peoples is in the vital interest of the united states. and ukraine stands out is one of the main victims. 019-808-1000 anniversary of the baptism of roast is solemnly observed in the u. s. s. r. as part of h

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leslie brinkley explains why. leslie: it means u.c. may be mailing 5,000 fewer acceptance letters for the 2022-2023 school year. >> we're faced with the possibility that we will have to enroll 3,000 fewer students than we plan to. it's 3,000 students who have worked so hard to oh get into berkley. >> a group called say berkley's neighborhood is behind a neighborhood to cap enrollment. >> the university since 2005 has added 14,000 students and we have a tremendous housing problem in berkley. >> reporter: in cal's appeal was turned down. >> the judge said that adding 11,000 students has significant environment al impacts. and the university needs to study those and they need to propose mitigation measures. >> one of the great ironies is that the community group that sued us and claims we're not building enough housing sued us around a project that was meant to build more housing. go figure. >> the community group says they want to increase enrollment to increase housing. students on campus have their own take. >> housing is absurd. it's

time for a cnbc news update with rahel solomon. >> hi, leslie.s what's happening at this hour in the last 30 minutes, a jury in new york convicted michael avenatti who was accused of cheating stormy daniels out of $300,000 she was supposed to get the money after writing a book about a former sexual encounter with president trump. memphis one of the cities in the southeast trying to keep the electricity on as ice coated trees bring down power lines snow has left more than 330,000 customers without electricity from texas to new york southwest says it will resume alcohol sales on its longer flights in just under two weeks. they were suspended early in the pandemic the ban remains in place until now due to an increase in unruly passengers >> in new york city's public schools students were served vegan food as their only option. this will be the case on fridays moving forward eric adams is a vegan and he wants kids to be exposed to healthier options. a federal law, milk, however, must continue to be served and there will also be pb & j sandwiches for

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. some big covid developments today in san francisco cases fell below 1,000 for the first time since december the latest numbers from the city's health department show 993 new daily cases on january 25th. unvaccinated soldiers will be immediately discharged the army said today the navy and air force have already begun dismissing vaccine holdouts. newly updated forecast models used by the cdc suggest covid-19 related hospital admissions will continue to decline in the weeks to come though death to are expected to remain stable. all right moving on. this is really quite something. imagine. you're a nonprofit trying to empower young girls to take on a leadership role in our society next thing, you know entertainer janet jackson offers to donate money to your cause it happened in oakland to the organization called girls leadership abc 7 news reporter leanne. melendez has more on what they do. tokai tyler and simone marian are helping girls of color to find their voices in society. that's ho

in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. ama: also in oakland developing news in friday's shooting on 880 that killed a former cal basketball star. late this the suspect in the killing of 65-year-old gene ransom has been charngd. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone has been going through the charming documents and joins us from the newsroom. j.r. reporter: the suspect in gene ransom's killing is now facing felony charges including murder and shooting into an occupied vehicle. sources close to the investigation tell us road rage is likely to blame here. 25-year-old juan garcia was arrested saturday morning in connection with the shooting that left ransom dead. the police report says ransom was driving his honda northbound along i-880 in oakland in the fast lane and just south of oak street when garcia in a black lexus drove along the small shoulder next to ransom coming side-by-side with him. garcia then fired one shot at ransom, striking -- striking him in the head and proving to be fatal. last weekend we talked with ransom's best

store battle leslie, what have you got?ey, court we do have an official proxy fight now for a control of the company's board with macellum, added three more members to the board. this is the second year in a row nominating directors to the board. he's pleased withy reaction to their slate and believes that their candidates are more appealing with another credible bitter emerging and more on that in just a moment the window closes tomorrow for nominations and it is unclear whether any other act viivists l put a slate on both stakes and it's really, really rare to see dual rare for proxy contests really, at the end of the day, court, you and i both know this is all about a sale and there has been a lot of news on that lately i've confirmed earlier reporting that leonard green is among those interested there are several private equity firms at this point in time and several real estate firms that are all in the mix here as part of the sales process no direct reporting though, to support speculation that amazon is interested. a

leslie picker. interesting market action. indices have not moved around a whole lot, but some underperformance in some of the defensive names like health care and staples and utilities. john, we mentioned the active earnings calendar after the bell tonight get some consumer guidance out of starbucks, but clearly amd is one of the main names to watch >> it will, and that's a company where its product leadership has been the story this stock is now, look, a bit more than 30% off -- around 30% off of its 52-week high, but then 60% off the low where does it go from here carl, we will have to see. >> yeah. we obviously watch google, as well paypal and other names a i lot to get to. let's get to the half with emily. >> and welcome to "the halftime report." i'm melissa lee in for scott wapner the s&p coming off the worst levels since march 2020. we'll debate the best strategies for your money and get you ready for the wave of mega-cap earnings beginning with alphabet after the bell today investment committee, steve link, and jon naj

leslie >> hey, good morning, jon. the concern surrounding s.w.i.f.t.sanctioning russian banks from the messaging system will cause missed payments and giant overdraftings kicking any russian banks off s.w.i.f.t. is akin to those banks disappearing overnight from the perspective of the international banking community. however, russia appears to be somewhat insulated from much of the global system. among the u.s. banks, only citi group has material exposure according to a new note this morning by goldman sachs citi has about 5.5 billion dollars worth of loans, unfunded commitments, investment securities and trading account assets as of the third quarter of 2021. jp morgan in a note this morning saying, quote, the impact will be limited at the global scale as the oversea's exposure of russian banks and financial system is relatively small but a closely followed rate strategist said bank's inability to make payments due that their exclusion from s.w.i.f.t. is the same as leeman's inability to make payments due to its clearing bank's unwillingness to send p

i went skiing one time and i spent all that money to fall. >> leslie jones is the best. classmates look like. "the lead" starts right now. more and more democratic states are getting rid of school mask mandates as the u.s. waits for guidance from the white house and the cdc. it might be too soon to throw those masks out. >>> is vladimir putin's mind in the gutter? the russian autocrat makes a seemingly sexual joke about the ukrainian president, al. the pandemic side effect n

leslie picker following the money. quick comment on how you see this latest bout of news. >> i think most of what you're seeing is a short squeeze. i think according to vortec, it's higher and going -- as of the close friday they say short sellers were already sitting on 250 million in losses from those levels and then you get this big spike today. i think this is much more indicative of people just coming out of this thing at a small loss or even a big gain if they were long term investment shorts i don't feel like you have hedge funds and mutual funds being, like, i'm super bullish on this new ceo of being the worst managed company. i don't think that's the case. the company is smart they're saying we have a plan b. we don't have to sell by making these moves. i agree with that, and then the question is, like, how gully is amazon or nike i don't believe any rumors at nike and they don't do deals and that's basically what you have to bet on if you're staying long through the end of today and beyond >> coming up, gm sh

thank you, lesli picker. >>> let's talk about the russia/ukraine conflict.uest is maintaining her petion, expecting volatility in the short term, but she does not see a long-term deterioration due to global economy. joining us is megan chu. good to have you flat is a kind of position sounds like that's where you are today. >> yeah, carl, thanks so much for having me. i don't know about flat being a position we do have an overweight equity in portfolios. patience is definitely a position we think is warranted right now. it rarely is fruitful in the long run to sell in a panic market i really do think that's what we're faced with there is so much uncertainty, it's geeopolitical in nature which is difficult to model and price accordingly. i think this is a very serious political event and it has some spillover implications for investors. but as of right now, we expect a somewhat modest economic impact, economic spillover fairly modest adjustment downward for areas most closely associated with the conflict associated with the conflict that's unfolding, namely eu

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guys >> leslie, thanks so much for that charlie, i was interested watching the super bowl last night,it was from the new players or the traditional auto names and just whether - >> which was the best? >> the chevy one was quite a good commercial. there was a ford one, also a lot of -- there was a new company, i didn't even know the brand >> comstar >> i hadn't even heard of that >> it's an upstart, but it's been around. >> my point is whether the demand in the space, if we're reaching fever pitch and there's more downside in some of the overpriced names and some of the traditional names even though they have pulled back a fair amount already >> i think rivian's valuation got to, if i'm not mistaken, $120 billion, with virtually no revenues and no profits. this is just a classic what i'm talking about. that was possible because it was a very hot space, a very environmentally friendly space with low interest rates, lots of money pouring in and that valuation today, it's still over $60 billion and that's ford and gm are right at $60 billion the f-150, i'll take over the rivian whatever i