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lisa well, please, open the door.ed you to just get carried away. did you get carried away at this time? i didn't really hope for anything. i just thought it would be good. who knew? why is nikita so cracking at you? he followed me. forgive me, i am very guilty before you. what do you think?

lisa well, please, open the door.ta, i wanted you to just get carried away. and at that time you carried away in the game did not hope? i just thought it would be good. who knew that nikita was so cracking at you? he followed me. forgive me, i am very guilty before you. who do you think damaged the car? now i'm starting to think. true, a very scary and dangerous person. how to prove it? petrovich

well, thank you very much for having me, lisa - programme? ry much for having me, lisa marie, l much for having me, lisa marie, and admirable kirby is right, the chinese do have a comprehensive surveillance programme that includes satellites, listening stations, and balloons, both high altitude balloons and some that are not in the stratosphere, as we have seen over the last few days. and i think what we have seen is that they fairly brazenly operated these around the world, as we have gone back and look through radar data, we have been able to re—examine things and we have an understanding that they have probably flown over a0 plus countries across almost every continent and they have done this in a way that violates their territorial integrity of almost every country involved. now, you have mentioned there you have gone back over some data and there is potential they could have been around a0 of these objects but why is it just a case of finding more stuff now? has it always been there? ~ , stuff now? has it always been there? 3, ,, . ., stu

lisa, intel declined 33% year over year, but that's a competitor, and you can just say, other competitors haven't done as wellhis is a monumental delta for you, and i think, lisa, i'm not asking you to take a bow, but just tell me how you're able to take share like this in an atmosphere where a lot of companies aren't able to leapfrog over other companies. >> i think, jim, this is all about product execution. what we see with the largest datacenter providers, first of all, it's a fantastic long-term market this is our big bet that we've made over the last five years, and we have been just very clear that we're going to consistently execute, and every generation is going to get better in terms of performance, capability. one of the big things right now, jim, as you can imagine, is overall sustainability and the fact that we want to make sure that as we build these large datacenters, that we do it in a way that's very sustainable and very energy efficient, and that's what we've been focused on, so i'm proud of our execution, and now there's a lot more to do, and as we look forward to 2023, we have lots of produ

. >> what did you see lisa? >> wellk down on the back porch and you can see jets flying around everywhere. i would assume it was possibly eight jets flying around and then a few minutes later, you can see two jets flying super close to the balloon and then maybe 3 to 4 minutes later, a now they're jet comes in and another one arrives. all of a sudden all you see is, much on the debris is falling down like i get they get from the balloon. >> did you see that balloon before it was shot? before i was shot down? did you spot it initially? >> yes ma'am. when i walked in on the back porch, there were i would say two jets flying over and then here comes to more, and i was like well so all of a sudden, you can see the balloon plain as day. i mean it was over my house probably around ten minutes and all of a sudden, the jets are just coming out of everywhere and like i said, it probably was, it flew around we can see it really good for a good 20 minutes. the jets flying, we are about 15 minutes from myrtle beach. so i am assumin

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lisa abramowicz. tom: staggering to that inflation report may be a jumble today futures of 27. the nasdaq up a stick as well jones industrial underperforming. jonathan: what happened? lisa: disney. tom: it's a movement to risk. ftse there is something going on here. jonathan: disney, 7000 jobs to go. we are going to see a fit of the workforce go there as well. tom: glad you remember that. jonathan: put it together and that is what we are going to see in jobless claims in 29 minutes. she was in that nice opening moment there there is a massive disconnect and's people say there is a disconnect. some of the incoming information, some of the things we are hearing. tom: something isn't right and that's going to be the thing. we note in the equity market hugo to bonds, define what is going on lisa, what is going on i mentioned the three-month 30 year's truly 30 year inversion. lisa: the bond market believes the fed is going to raise rates. if that is the take away. they believe the fed. what they are also perhaps also believing it's going to be immaculate disinflation. you're going to get inflation coming down wi

well that lisa was, we have a very cute personal relations wiz mark. we're very good relationship with mark rita. so it's, it's good for you. great. thank you. okay. we can proceed to the business. the bed local. yeah. looking what you've sat in the very beginning. yes. briana, i mean, how long a selling, having killed so many people as many civilian in city. so you can't just have the situation at a stop. but as the we can see from a different political proposals like you've been searching for a way out to look there, he has so many people been killed but, and harris, this leader of russia leader the great country. and they have to take responsibility of them. it's not a child, but some child has gotta design them li, cuz you know which there is a room full of jokes. and that's something they would like to watch with popcorn. but that's only if that would be funny, but that's a tragedy. there's so many people, little the civilians killed here and that is why believe that he would need to do is take responsibility for what was done and i sincerely hope

lisa: there's all these people were being bearish and have been burned again and i can with nonprofitable companies doing really wellon't need a promo for this show. equity futures look like this -- unchanged. yields are unchanged on the 10 year. euro-dollar is one dollar point seven cents. lisa: let's hear what fed powell -- fed chair jay powell says at 12:30 p.m.. david rubenstein will discuss how much he wants to leave into this move we've seen on the front and twelve-month t-bills are now yielding the most going back to 2001. it's a big deal because you were talking 4.8% in terms of what you are getting. park your money and t-bills for 12 months. this changes the equation for things like nonprofitable tech companies as well as high yield that used to yield 5%. the french prime minister and the german economic minister are going to washington, d.c. to talk about the inflation reduction act. this is interesting because it comes ahead of the state of the onion, the state of the union address were president biden will talk about domestic supplies going into infrastructure spending and that discussion is it 9:00 p.m.

lisa: are collins at bloomberg opinion put it well. we are talking about the potential hawkish nest -- the potential hawkishness of the new governor. any hawk in japan is uber dovish anywhere else. jonathan: we have some yen strength. let's get to elsa, can we get your thoughts on the boj reports that have come through this morning? elsa: it has been interesting trade for many since the band was whited in december. it feels like people have over traded a little bit and keep getting excited about who it might be, what that might lead to in terms of movement. the bank of japan move slowly and i think traders are weighing on their options. we still have the over banking of the move. now pretty much close to flat. tom: your academics and bind is simple. there is disinflation, there is deflation, and then there is cosmic undefined ability of reflation. mr. kuroda is doing the ultimate reflation experiment. how is it going? elsa: honestly speaking, it has been a long time and it is hard to see tangible effects. there is inflation in japan bu

lisa loves to play mother-daughter. until then, tea. so we put him down , he fell asleep. show us who it is? wellt , and now she is also trying to pronounce the words. what color is yellow? what letter it so happened that, apparently for the reason that lisa does not hear well, she was sent to one institution, and they did not see another dream book at all, that is, if people are six years old, sonya is 11, then 6 years. sonya did not see her own sister, in fact, we spend time with her moss, as the hostess will be, she cleans, loves to do my hair. well, of course, it hurts, but i endure it. she is our future hairdresser in general. it seems to me that our dream is probably one for two to find a foster family. well, the miraculous reunion of lisa and sony found each other after six years, now two sisters together, little is left to do. and i am sure that very soon it will happen family. will definitely find for them. so i just don’t doubt it, not for a second, and there will be a child for you very soon you will go with polina to lugansk and i’m sure that everything will work out, then in this stu

not just taiwan but iran as well. >> lisa: dan, i hear you say finish. guess a lot of people are wondering what that means. what is the possibility that after years potentially, hundreds of billions of dollars spent, you know, countless lives lost that russia ends up with the same territory that they had before, this you know, earmarked invasion? -- year mark invasion. >> end game. the biden administration emphasized over to ukraine to determine when and how the war will end. and the president really hasn't spoken about that. i think president zelenskyy wants to take back all of the territory that russia forcefully, illegally annexed. that's crimea and the donbas. vladimir putin's troops will fight to the finish to that. >> lisa: is that possible. >> is it possible? it would be a lot more possible if we had given ukraine the weapons that they need to take the fight to the finish. that he was the problem here is we can talk about being with ukraine and winning this war of attrition. but, if we don't give them what they need, those are empty words. i think

military personnel and armor as well. lisawith russia and ukraine how much focus in washington on what is going on with iran and israel, which seems to be escalating? annmarie: this is a huge focus for individuals following foreign policy, especially since he had secretary blinken in israel. he was in the palestinian territories meeting with mr. abud. this is on the heels of this morning you had israeli warplanes in gaza in the army going after ammunition plants and military depots for hamas. we are off the heels of one month of probably one of the deadliest months we have seen between palestinians and israelis in years. secretary blinken left officials behind to try to make sure they can restore peace. this will be a major topic today in washington. the president will be having lunch and a big discussion with king abdullah of jordan. he was at the hill thinking lawmakers for the aid they have been sending the jordan. for him, paramount is stability in the middle east. lisa: there is humanitarian questions around what this cou

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and i think all three of those folks, and certainly lisa, as well, would fit that description.think the biden administration will have a wealth of good choices for this role but, yes, it is an important role, in particular. the fed will, according to chair powell, the fed will, on a five-year schedule, begin to do another review of its framework. and i oversaw that effort in 2019 so whoever he puts in that job will have a very important role in the next framework review >> they say personnel is policy and we'll keep a close eye on the dots from here on out. richard, great to see you. thanks so much for the help today. richard clarida. >> thank you >>> after this, more trouble ahead for intel. we've got the chipmaker's latest cost-cutting moves, including a massive cut to its dividend. that's coming up later this hour >>> but first, we're keeping our eyes on shares of baidu. that stock is moving, losing its early morning gains and now lower despite profits coming in better than expected a $5 billion buyback also announced. the stock dubb ingstock, though since its november low t

lisa? we are tracking rain and a rainy week ahead as well. lisa: yes, the first half. good morning.ler 7. level 1 system. showers ahead of it. mainly in the north bay. there is the sweet on top of mount st. helena which showers. 121. highway 12 through vallejo. 680. light showers. not much happening elsewhere. more to come, as that front sweeps through the bay area throughout midday, then cleared as quickly and we get into that system and colder air, then moisture tuesday. there is the oakland airport. showers. wet. oakland. palo alto. half moon bay. the golden gate bridge looks stormy. some dry pavement. 45 in santa rosa. mid 40's. a warmer air mass. the trajectory from the pacific, not to the north like the other system and a snow review. level 1 storm today. a chance of thunderstorms later into tuesday, and downpours, a wind advisory, snow advisory into monday. the snow levels starting out at 2500 feet tomorrow, but lower. the day, rain, and it is soggy through noon to 2:00 across the bay area, but then clears quickly from the north bay. 3:00, 4:00, rainy and the and mountains, b

lisa: [laughter] well, i will say this. i am not trading bond so i am not bond market participant but i am a bond watcher and watching every day different moves. what he did say and two mike's point, he said markets are more aligned with very defense -- financial conditions. the market is more aligned in terms of where financial conditions have tied into -- tightened to. you could have said, i don't understand why the market viewed my words as dovish. he could have been clear. he could have used the word disinflation. everyone went to the races. algorithms positioning, say whatever you want to say. people are looking for a bit more of an aggressive take on the message and the fact that he didn't, i think gay people some sense that the balance and risks weren't as cute as inflation running away -- skewed as inflation running away. the highlight, what do people want from this? he is coming here to represent the economic school of thought and to put out there his views. he is not going to play the market. that is that. at what

well, you know lisa attacks are never ending. i mean, they're starting from october last year. they had it regularly, unfortunately with a was for 2 weeks. but yesterday we had another tech in tonight across the whole country. and yes, we cannot say that this is the last that i will speculate whether the parts or lisa reverse with a plan or not. i hate to speculate about this. i would better tell you that gradient armed forces are much better prepared than that. and then in the beginning of the school going on with it to be prepared. not only have the courage, but also having a weapon to, to withstand that and then make it on comprehensive. but let's talk about that preparation and that preparedness and the weapons because therapy comes concerns raised this week, that ukraine is consuming ammunition faster than it can be supplied. how bad is the situation? well, the situation is not drastically critical though. it is also, you know, not as good have been really the density or the fives you were talking. men are 25 years really high. and really russia has got much more ammunitio

he is push that story quite well. lisa, is the chairman trying to reflect the status of all of the fed officials or is he driving the boat? is he the one who is pushing back on this idea that they have to be more hawkish than markets are currently pricing in? jonathan: investors have been underperforming their benchmarks because they entered underweight equities waiting for slowdown that has not happened. this is from a hard landing to know landing. tom: as everyone who has been how both kids in front of valentine's day, i don't have any words of wisdom on what the bears are bull should do. but everyone will recalibrate with a vengeance. maybe february 15 is the day of calibration? -- recalibration? equity futures are negative after gains yesterday, were down .3%. your 10 year is 3.6472. lisa: the new york fed president, lisa cook, michael barr, raphael bostic, and chris waller. that is all the people who will be speaking today. i am curious to see with the linear thread is. if there is a sense of going to 5.1%, 5.2%. we a

>> well, lisa, you know, if you are an office holder and you just sitting there twiddling your thumbs not getting anything done, no one ever says anything. you can kind of just fly under the radar. but when you're out there leading, when you are out there setting the agenda, not just for florida, but for the nation, which we have done over the last few years, people see that, and people that don't necessarily like that are going to respond accordingly. but i can tell you, if people are not firing at me, i must not be doing my job. so it's really positive feedback. >> you can get some positive feedback if you just stood up and turned around and said, "hey, folks, i'm going to president." you would have a standing ovation right now. we'll give you 20 seconds. >> wouldn't you love to have that announcement on "fox & friends"? >> steve: of course we would! >> lisa: governor, emma floridian! help me out! >> brian: that's called a standoff. we do have a speech on fox nation coming out, "who is ron desantis?" and we talked a baseball coach if i know you're like on the field wearing a bit and

or might be growth there, as well. lisa: that is one area that has been a positive.ound gorilla into the buy now, pay later space because they have such a large user base. that quickly leapt to a comparable scale to affirm these other hot fintech start ups and they are certain to squeeze those out of the market. that has been one point of strength for paypal. within the scope of overall business, it is relatively small. jon: we just finished a segment on how the money supply grew during the pandemic. during the pandemic, we saw a lot of e-commerce activity, as well. that is something that was helpful to a businesslike paypal. where are the trends taking us on something like e-commerce when it comes to payments? lisa: you are absolutely right, paypal was definitely a pandemic darling. they sought an warmest surgeon business-- surge in business during the early days of the pandemic. e-retail of goods in the united states has been quite anemic, mid to high single digit. visa and mastercard report very good, comprehensive data on those figures. they have been running som

gloria: looks like we will have a nice day in the bay area as well. lisaargent is tracking when we can expect the warmest temperatures today. how is it looking? lisa: it is pretty chilly. we have a few inland valleys in the 30's, and gusty upper level wind today. for most of us it will be pretty enjoyable. we will talk about the cooldown and if we see any rain in the week ahead. gloria: also ahead, a vacancy tax pushback. why landlords and property owners say they are suing the city of san francisco over a voter approved tax. plus, a performance for the people. how a group of un-housed residents wants to humanize us -- homelessness on a stage today. that's a lot of cereal. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken, all within your family's budget even today. hello. steak and chicken and pork chops. ♪ grocery outlet batgain market ♪ sorry. got excited. get exclusive offers

lisa, discussing future successes. growing up well worth 14 was yes, a now 121 cm.his is not a redistribution. we will still grow the wounded risked their lives. well, she understood that it was impossible to wait for her in a different way, where the danger was hoped for, and she again went to hell itself. maybe that’s why she didn’t look far ahead, she said that she lives one day in december 2016 glinka said something similar in the kremlin at the presentation of the state prize 2 weeks before the tragic flight to syria, as if anticipating misfortune. i personally donetsk from there to syria, just like dozens of other volunteers we are never sure that we'll make it back alive, but we're sure . that the goodness of compassion and mercy work more powerfully than any weapon, she left too soon, but managed to do a lot with the legacy that the doctor left behind. lisa should get to know as many people as possible - noted. vyacheslav volodin today it is important to preserve the memory of her . an amazing person with a huge heart. we take over, she passed away early. we

. >> a nice houston connection there, as well. lisa france, thank you, it was a magical evening. >> it was. thank you. >>> "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. thank you so much for watching. >>> quote, it felt like armageddon. "the lead" starts right now. a new baby, one of the thousands of innocent people killed earlier today in that catastrophic 7.8 magnitude earthquake that rocked turkey and syria. the scramble to reach the people buried alive beneath crumbles buildings. >>> then, we're learning more about china's suspected spy balloon shot down over the united states, including the concern that it may have had explosives onboard. >>> plus, arrests in a neo-nazi plot to completely destroy an american city by targeting electrical substations. the details coming up on the wild conspiracy. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we start today with our world lead. the frantic search for survivors after the devastating earthquake that so far has killed more than 3,400 people. a number that tragically continues to grow, see

people are not paying their jump in the turnstiles for the metro, that leads to more disorder as well. >> lisa of interesting of the same time or talk about all this, florida is celebrating a 50 year record low in crime. yoga? meditation? >> that brings pfp's and thought it would take a lot in order seriously in the state. imagine you take it seriously, you arrest the bad guys you see a drop in crime it's not that hard but they can't get it. >> and stick up for the canines. >> of course is as a pet them to take that back don't listen. >> straightahead, classic children's books cancel customer charlie and the chocolate factors being changed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> why sensitivity breeders are coming after him next. (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion. patients

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lisa: when things were going well it turned white. tom: did it change colors? lisa: yeah.hter] tom: annmarie has one in her living room. jonathan: we are done. [laughter] jonathan: up next, a surveillance balloon -- tom: are we revisiting that again? jonathan: the line of the morning from the chinese government, we are gathering and verifying the facts. we hope the relevant parties will handle the matter in a coolheaded way. the surveillance balloon drifts across the country. [laughter] that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word. i am lisa mateo. the u.s. labor market continued to moderate at the start of the year. wage growth and historically low jobless rate are expected to keep the fed from lowering interest rates for some time. today's jobs report will show payrolls rose 189,000 in january. it is one of the most dismal outlooks produced by the bank of england. the central bank says workforce dropouts have become an economic deadweight and they have left the u.k. facing its bleakest outlook in generati

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doing pretty well. lisa: it is all about not necessarily that, but artificial intelligence.computing, are we entering a phase where we think it will solve everything? we are seeing a huge pop in shares, up about 4%. jonathan: nvidia is up close to 10%. tom: i think nvidia is the most misunderstood of the great tech companies, 22,000 employees, 50% per year for the last number of years. it has stayed of moonshot, and i think all in all, it is lesser understood, but it is well-run and is what people want, which is gaming, music production, all of that on monitors that need fancy stuff. jonathan: can you clarify, nvidia or in-vidia? tom: nvidia. lisa: sorry about that. tom: mandeep singh is with us right now. he's done a great job of helping us with the layoffs in technology, and they are not at nvidia. the first thing i thought of when i read the article was you, and zuckerberg is going to flatten management at meta. i find that extraordinary. as technology becoming like regular businesses? mandeep: yeah, and a company like nvidia kind of allows every company to use the eye or

, as early lisa hello. yes, wells, the rents going up as well. and that's as a result of landlords having to pass on that cost of their on to the tenants. i've been at this estate agents in north all morning and since the news broke , had calls from the news broke, had calls from landlords worried about whether if they can indeed put up the rent prices to cover their mortgage costs. so it just seems with this news breaking, everyone's trying figure everyone's just trying to figure out what can , what out exactly what they can, what they do. will they be they need to do. will they be able their mortgages ? able to afford their mortgages? so i someone from money so i spoke to someone from money advice trust to see what advice could give to people who might be at so there's no be worrying at the so there's no getting away from the fact that is very for people is a very time for people financially . we're hearing from financially. we're hearing from a people are a lot of people who are struggling just to essential strugg

well. >> emily: lisa, in typical fashion, academia piled on toxic masculinity for these raising of questions anti-chinese racism. tammy brought up the administration and the government impact and of course then president biden sort of squashed any investigation into the origins but even he said to be sugarcoating prompts racism. no one was scared the crosshairs of the racist broad rush of daring to ask questions to the origins of what killed over 1 million americans. >> it was a cover-up and anthony fauci gain-of-function research at the wuhan institute of virology where it took place in al coming to the conclusion it came from there. it is the most obvious answer all along but a cover-up because dr. anthony fauci. you can go back and look at the fact he colluded with dr. francis collins with scientist to try to shut down anyone who dare raise the most obvious answer, which is a came from a lab. we know that he also worked with social media to try to shut down people questioning that as well. and i think the most frustrating thing about covid this entire time, denial of common sense. you kno

it's working well for them. lisa-- was last nights halftime show, commercials? >> the real challenge is the weekly in and out and that is where the leak struggled to bring you all -- bring people in. last night more people watch that game. the other sports don't have the same intensity of the nfl. they are struggling to bring younger viewers and that's going to be the question, what did they do to attract an audience that has pretty much cut the cord? lisa: i ask because you raised the question, the ads, it was all catered to a different jenna graph --demographic. ask your kids if they ever watched caddy shack or understood the reference to some of those movies? how many of your kids will know what that movie was? lisa: my kids. tom: i don't know what that was. jonathan: you never watched that? tom: michael nathanson doesn't fit me into their surveys. jonathan: who runs the wallet and how things are changing. >> it does. when you think about what you are trying to do, the edges, frank, 55 plus and 18 and under, is ha

well. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news — i'm lisa—marie misztak, our top stories...s, on opposing sides, of the war in ukraine. president zelensky warns neighbouring belarus against helping russia launch a new offensive. it will be big mistake, for him and for belarussia, it will be a historical mistake. but belarus' leader, alexander luckoshenko tells foreign journalists he would be prepared to allow his territory to be used again — for any new invasion. translation: yes, i'm ready. you say invasion, we have different views of this. i'm ready to provide territory again. in other news, the state of ohio asks washington forfederal support after a train derailment releases toxic chemicals into the air, soil and water. the british prime minister travels to northern ireland —

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in my opinion, our relationship with lisa was a mistake of mine and hers. wellall these family quarrels and tears. i propose to knock out silva colleagues again for the success of our expedition. far from the river, not on the map, not far on the road, you have to go through the taiga. i don't know how long this can take. la-la, it is necessary in any case, how much will take so much will take. you 're here for us, most importantly, don't twist it, but we'll be back in a day. walked bless you how reluctantly wonderful. and what a strange name, why is his name an angel nickname, what is this not a nickname is this name? well, his parents called him that, they loved him, which means his son is an angel, beautiful. no, it's very nice. it's a job, as they say, nothing personal? understood, and don't start it. victor good morning. wake up. i am not sleeping. what do you think what will happen next? don't think about it. what are the french still mercantile. always be by my side, don't go anywhere, understand. you think here is one in charge with the machines. well, a

well, yes, at 12 they were named two prodigies. so adeline has such a short path, and lisaer and always root for her in general, because well, she just proved that nothing is impossible. this is the first and that's it for all the girls who finished. and i think they bite their elbows. yes, even it seems to me that, in principle, they could also perform, but i'll just say. your opinion about of all this, when i finished my 30- plus there, i already finished not in the fourteenth , after all, but in the sixteenth. i just didn't know what to do. i think so crawled life i skated, i can't do anything anymore. i didn't do well in school. i didn't do well at university. i just went to the skating rink and lived according to the schedule skating rink, house mode, which is house mode and now i have a regimen. no , not to the skating rink, go, don't, what should i do? and i think that when you are 17 years old , you finish well at 21:00 and have already won the olympic games and having finished already. with an apartment with a car, as you say, yes, there's a possibility. the most i

it's on and thank you for watching post this here again on well, the part, ah ah, ah, lisa hunter, russian state will never see a thin 55 with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on brush up to date and our t, smooth neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with with iranian president, abraham rafia arrives in beijing for his 1st ever state visit to china. it comes as beijing and to expand their economic cooperation despite growing pressure from the west. and as ukraine shells, cities and don bass, using nato supplied weapons, the block secretary general urges the lines to ramp up production. plus today, march 20 years since the un report on the absence of weapons of mass destruction in iraq, which was insufficient to stop us from starting toward actively justified by western media. one war reporter shows her memories of the events. part of my job was to sort of control the media narrative help control.

there was a lot of caution today led by goldman sachs as well. lisaof a bull market, that we are looking at sustainable growth. i think there is a distinction between the economy versus markets. for a long time it was markets over the economy and is that shifting little bit? tom: so much for a slow four-day workweek. it is not slow. dow is down -333 points. the vix 22.40. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to 60% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in just over a year. i was a diet soda addict, and i needed to have a diet soda every morning as my eye-opener

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lisa: someone getting attention as well is south carolina senator tim scott pruitt and former south carolinakki haley, someone who would presume is interested, former vice president mike pence what do you say about those two? guest: nikki haley, the biggest issue for her is that 40% say they are unsure about her it means she has a lot to prove. mike pence is not as well-liked asissenters or trump and that includes with white evangelical christians, who are supposed to basel we will see what happens. thank you so much. guest: thanks for having me. geoff: and our thanks to lisa desjardins. tomorrow, we'll have more results from our poll, including views on some of the biggest issues facing congress such as the debt limit and aid to ukraine. and you can read more of the poll's findings on our website. pbs.org/newshour. ♪ amna: consumer protection drove elizabeth warren's academic work, punched her entrance into politics and served as her central plank for her 2021 run for president. in the state of the union address, president biden pledged to tackle junk fees. she joins me to discuss that effo

lisa louis in paris. what we can expect from this meeting? well, president zalinski is obviously hoping for fighter jets. he's on a european tour to ask for at 16 american fighter jets or the mirage. the french build fighters at that, at this very moment, a part of the french army, but will be withdrawn, nor are supposed to be withdrawn from the french army and replaced by raphael fight it. as mind you, european leaders have been rather reluctant to respond to this. we have heard earlier today that the u. k. will train some pilots in air in ukraine, ukrainian pilots. but as we understand that european leaders are not likely to provide these, you know, to promise these fighter jets right now. this is supposed to be, or this is likely to be a rather symbolic visit. so the lance is coming here to me, all these leaders and leaders will show that they still continue to support him, that they are on his side in this war against a russia you. there is a lot of symbolism in the decision to go to paris. i'm wondering how important is this visit for the fre

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. >> lisa: biden and zelenskyy both giving remarks a year of the deadly invasion. >> steve: i know it's 1:00 there in kyiv and poland as wellthis was a big surprise, right? >> a huge surprise. president biden wasn't scheduled to fly out of washington, d.c. until the 6:00 p.m. tonight. instead, they very quietly gathered a press pool and left yesterday about 4:15. the president appeared in kyiv, not on his original itinerary. we were told he was just coming to poland to commemorate the one year anniversary of the russian invasion instead he droons into an active war zone. the "new york times" is reporting that he took an hour's long train ride from poland into the ukrainian capital that is besieged by the russians right now and while there he announced an extra half a billion dollars in new u.s. security assistance. listen. that announcement includes artillery ammunition for himars and howitzers, nor javelins, raiders, they will protect the people from aerial bombardments. >> he rattled off a lot of different kinds of assistance. it is all equipment that the u.s. has given ukraine so far. ukrainians van v. been asking for f-

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lisa it's got to pay to work. welln and that i'm all behind so every person in this country should have a skills and education account that they can use whenever they need because technology changing and people changing at the age of 30 and 50, you probably will new skills to do another things change and this country does not along people to do that we have no there is no adult education budget it caught so therefore is no support for people you know need to change so yeah going people's benefits neither i know they're making people have got they're making people have got the correct skills and education and that they need absolutely not absolutely helping people get back to work money no object that's why we pay our taxes now whilst we are putting the show together today, one story caught our eye. in fact, my brilliant producer spotted this one. props to him. mcdonald's had promised to him. mcdonald's had promised to remove an advert outside a crematorium, take a look at this. it's right next to a sign pointing out th