favorite pce gauge accelerates in january the consumer is holding strong executives from booking, livenationcinemark, all four casting a pretty strong year and then there's warner. discovery's ceo, david zaslav says his growth strategy is "working. let's begin, though, with the market reaction to the approximate, ce inflation data we're going to listen to what jamie dimon told you yesterday, but a lot of the data fits exactly with what he told you. >> we had a very strong month in this country in january. did they list it yearly at toll brothers how about lennar things are really good when you look at bookings numbers, it's incredible livenation is big. we had a spending month. it was like the nation splurged, hiring just okay, but in terms of consumption, i mean, it was almost as if tightening's over and now people are back. and i don't really know what to do with it other than to say maybe we just have to pay less for the s&p, because that's what -- this number says it can't last they're not going to let you -- this country have a level of inflation that would make it so that people spend

people are talking, you have to break up livenation, ticketmaster. wondering, do you think that will eventually save people money? would it save them or get them tickets easier? what are your thoughts on that? >> i guess it eventually means 10 years, 15 years -- i honestly haven't been a big proponent of the idea of completely surgically breaking this thing up because i come from the music industry and see a music ecosystem. i know how it works. i think it's probably unrealistic in the short term so, no. but i do think over time if they can free up those exclusivities between these venues and the ticketing services then, yes, it's good to have more competition that's in there. i will say this, biggest platform, most scalable, the artists are turning to it. they're not coming out and supporting it in any big way but they're using it regularly. you have to wondering about that a little bit. >> we talked before congress and there was no celebrity in the building coming out and supporting ticketmaster. want to move onto disney. disney's streaming losses

if you take livenation and ticketmaster at their word, none of these bots were able to buy tickets. registered for verified fans were able to do such. that is what was testified to, in the senate and i guess we'll believe them, however, what happens is the demand on the system ultimately takes it down, it caused system crashes last year, so i think it remains to be seen to what extent ticketmaster can be ahead of that. >> we are out of time. dean budnick, appreciate you. thank you very much. and thank you all for watching. much more ahead in the next hour of cnn newsroom. >> whit whit is up next. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get evy other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. 's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients

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authorities hope that presence will give a leg up to the countries. colbert had economy and not just liven up the grant party. this is tito view, news from berlin. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. president thought a mere putin has hailed china's indication of deeper strategic cooperation with russia. kootenai has met with china's top diplomat wacky in moscow. the u. s. has warned beijing against providing material support for russia's invasion. all right, and that's here were news for now. coming up next is news, asia and dad. don't forget that our website, d, w dot com and dw social channels have plenty more. and you can find them with the handle t w's on pablo. yes, in berlin. clare richardson will be taking over from the top of the next hour. being the team here. take care and elsie very soon with with ah, with or a devastated with to how we can with the facts of climate change. i mean, felt worldwide. people are staying in the rain forest, continued carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. young people over the world are committed to climate protection. wh

haven for swimgers, bikers, and runners, as well as a strategic structure that protects the coast liven from storm surges and strong currents. >>> the search i an orphaned bear cub who escaped from a south lake tahoe wildlife center. he escaped on thursday. the animal was severely underweight when he was rescued in siskiyou county late last year, still has some growing up to do before he's ready to go out on his own. anne bryant of the bear league works closely with the center and says heavy snowfall could have aided his escape. >> the banks are really high, they are sometimes 10, 15 feet high, so where a person or animal could walk up previously to get to the top of a fence, now it's easy. >> there he is. wildlife officials are asking people to keep a look out for the bear but not to actively search for it or approach it. just find it, call the authorities, bring that little guy back home. >>> all right, cbs evening news onnell is next. we're back in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. thanks so much for watching. we'll see you soon. ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the new questions afte

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we will do our best to liven up the conversation and contribute something to this conversation. i'd like to thank my colleague who did the lion share of the work. my name is peter rao, when luke and i began thinking about what to do for the anniversary of the war, we were insistent that we would try to put on a forward-looking program. there are many op-ed's going to be written in the coming days that say one year ago today, xyz. we thought we would try to look forward and frame around the concept of what it would mean for ukraine to achieve a as our president and ceo put it in his introduction. we have two panels, the first is on 2023, the your head. the second panel, which is unique and idiosyncratic, crimea and the dimensions around crimea and the war. i am thrilled to have three fantastic colleagues on stage with me today. to my far left is nolan peterson, he hosted a panel with me a year ago. we had the difficulty scheduling it because he was trying to vacuum eight -- evacuate his wife out of ukraine. he is an american, he's a veteran of afghanistan and a rack. you might kn

ticketmaster, they merged with livenation and the government approved that merger and reapproved littlecomes up again in five years. and so if regulators think they don't handle the concerts properly, they could say, hey, approval we gave you to remain merged with your parent, that's over now. >> that's right because of the consent decree. that's fascinating. >> next, you know this is a great story. >> is it? >> a wild story. wow. an adult coach posing as a student to play in a basketball game. what? >> yep. told you. >> what? are forever entwined. love entwined. shop the valentine's day sale and save on everything. only at kay. music (i swear) jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day...and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. doors lead us to new oortunities. your dedicated fidelity advisor... -surprise! -for you, mama. ...can help you open those doors. by proactively reviewing your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and risk. doors were meant to be opened. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the

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when we see amazon, we're going to do a ticketing service now, and livenation went down and that never i don't know if this is going to be like that, if this is sort of premature in the hype around it, but i mean, if we could address diabetes in a much bigger way, you know, through -- we talk about ozempic all the time, that would be a really great thing for health care costs. >> two billion installed base. that's the ios installed base right now. think about that they were a billion and a half, like, a year and a half ago. when you think about the ability for this company to kind of bring health, you know what i mean, to their digital devices and then you throw a.i. -- i'm just saying, again, this is going to be part of it this is not going to be for years, and you think about, we haven't even thought about the other wearables that they're going to have coming out over the next five years, so again, i mean, this stuff is all really interesting, and the more services that they can overlay to their hardware devices and in the cloud and all that sort of stuff, i mean, this is -- it's not

see i'm carl livens kommersant i live down the street from the fishermen, house 101, two french women in the next apartment. and you understand, we began to notice that these girls are often visited by men. my wife said bluntly, maybe we have a brothel of debauchery near us that these girls interfere with you so much. we are devout catholics and we cannot tolerate immoral acts. in the boulevard area. there is a transmitter somewhere. we need to take advantage of the opportunity. you said 101 street. who are you? sophia for what reason okay, you don't want to answer questions, we'll talk tomorrow. documents i do not know anything, i only performed the duties of a housewife, cooked and washed the floors. i don't know anything, honestly. what is the surname of the radistov? i don't know his surname, he sometimes came to stay overnight and then sat at the transmitter until the morning. you wouldn't know anything more about him. the arrested woman committed suicide what? veins deciphered the radiograms there are no radio operators, but among the columns of numbers there are two unencrypted

i think liven the are talking about this more?t reports _ are talking about this more? i think given the recent reports they - are talking about this more? i think given the recent reports they would be absolutely wrong not to be talking about it more. it is a huge societal challenge, it's not going away. and the interventions today have been piecemeal and not enough has been invested in actually addressing violence against women and girls and domestic abuse. we do need to see politicians taking more leadership and we need to hear them talking about it more. we also need to see them taking action. that means action in schools, prevention, action to ensure that women and children have services that they can rely on, services that are properly funded. that means that health services are able to respond to their needs, gps are equipped, hospitals are equipped. that all services are equipped to respond to people who are disclosing in instances of domestic abuse or violence against them. the issue that we have with the current package

for other ways to upon snaendz and workforce development get services we need and credit that pipe liven the >> i agree. sounds exactly right. sounds valuable. i should have asked mr. hill but did the suddentation and streets relief this proposal and if so can you recap their thoughts y. thank you they did review this proposal. had questions about why weeds work with nun prefer rather then and there in house we tried to explain here. and also empsiegs they can provide an employment and mr. hill manages the program for, prentices within public works and after the explanations the commission was comfortable moving forward with positive recommendation. is there a motion to renew the grant agreement for this program. i move. >> thank you. we open public meant on the motion. >> >> members of the public who wish to make comment on item 6 the trash can steam cleaning grant agreement may lineup. if you are calling dial 415-554-0001, access code: 2499 996 2299 ## and star 3 to enter the queue. looking in the chamber there is no one who wishes to speak on this item. sfgovtv, i believe is indicatin

day, fire police and retirees, it also helps to have additional bodies and others coming back in to liven the streets and protect the employees that are there specifically from the perspective of this body and the people that come into this building. it's helpful in that regard, as well. i'm really glad you brought that point. any additional comment? okay. >> i'll make a comment. >> only if you're on come ra. >> if it is, cecelia is breaking any leg. i just want to thank everybody for their patience, i know i've had connectivities time. i want to thank you. while this is intriguing with property, i would encourage to you explore through the committee process, i like that we're restarting all of these committees. i'm sure there is a committee where this can be unpacked and allow staff to explore what the pros and cons and different options are. i agree this is worth exploring but i would also like to add on, it's best explored through the committee process. >> okay. we'll take that into consideration. and one thing we can do is ask staff to come and do some present and come and present to

that's something to say, liven rivals. that's something to say, given miles's — rivals.gs happen in washington. you get first warnings, people ignore them for a decade, then the balloon falls into an ocean... decade, then the balloon falls into an ocean- - -— decade, then the balloon falls into an ocean. . ._ that'sl an ocean... quite literally. that's how washington _ an ocean... quite literally. that's how washington works, - an ocean... quite literally. that's how washington works, we - an ocean... quite literally. that's how washington works, we don't| an ocean... quite literally. that's - how washington works, we don't move, then move all at once. but better late than never, and it would be nice if we could do this with friends and allies because if china is determined to weaponize near space, that'll be a problem for everybody that we should think about together. everybody that we should think about to . ether. ., , ., everybody that we should think about to . ether. . , ., ., together. there was a time a few da s auo together. there was a time a few days ago when

i think what has happened is really they do control almost every single aspect of our livens, and thesessing they do it it in a way that stifles tom tell they don't allow access to some of the data, so it doesn't allow for the robust competition you want to see in any marketplace we've had concerns about the way that these companies engage with children and whether they're putting right kind of guardrails on i think there are a lot of concerns and continuation is concerned to take a look at this but they can't dawdle. that is my fear. i hope in the absence of congress creating the legal framework that the executive branch and the president will act to the extend that they can on the regulatory front. >> i think you two were initially -- we were going to talk taxes you're really renaissance people, the both of you. we can do it the next hour if you can stay in your seat, and we'll come back and argue about taxes. do you want to do that that was initially what this segment was about. that's why it's called news. >> we'll do taxes, inflation, anything that makes you happy. >> there are s

how do we now liven serious doubts about that.w given there are so few sources i now given there are so few sources of information for the russian people to partake of?- of information for the russian people to partake of? public opinion is very limited _ people to partake of? public opinion is very limited in _ people to partake of? public opinion is very limited in a _ people to partake of? public opinion is very limited in a militarised - is very limited in a militarised regime and dictatorship, but even with all the fear, 20% of russian people and a high portion of the young people say they oppose them and it to me suggests that the number of people who oppose this war is much higher. 20% ready to play they oppose the war, on the opposite side of the scale, the radical side of the right—wing, probably another 15 or 20% of people who want war to continue even if putin were to strike some sort of truce and i think the people in the middle who are confused, scared, who want to protect their own state of psychological health, clea

. >> livenation doesn't just dominate the ticketing. it is about 70% of the big concert market.t own, they tend to lock in on three, five, seven year agreements. >> reporter: ticketmaster already warning demand for renaissance is expected to be high. anticipation leaving many hoping for a sweet dream over a beautiful nightmare. ♪♪ >> all right. nbc's emilie ikeda with the report. >> i'm concerned. >> what? >> you know what happened with mike and the taylor swift concert. >> he didn't get his tickets. freaking out. >> he wasn't on the show on a week. >> special medication. >> i mean, come on. >> he's a swiftie, has been for a very long time. >> mike, it's you, it's you, you're the problem, it's you. >> what are you talking about? >> i see what you did. >>> coming up -- >> i was in line for the tickets. they promised those to me. i told people i was going. i get shut out. are you kidding me? you get upset because it upset me. think about me! >> it was a totally different reason why you were shutout, mike. trust me. if everyone else got tickets, you still wouldn't be allowed in. >>

so there's hospitality has just livened up this town yeah this whole feel good factor we're talking abouts time wrexham wrexham has gained city status as well. it's been a star, its own documentary and we've got the whole story for you. more talk more about this after you hear from jack carson . it's almost from jack carson. it's almost years since two stars of hollywood, one welsh football club. now wrexham are facing the prospect of playing premier league tottenham hotspur. if they can beat sheffield united in tonight's f.a. they can beat sheffield united in tonight's fa cup replay as well as investment and improvement on the pitch off, it's the partnership of ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney is putting wrexham firmly back on the map . i met putting wrexham firmly back on the map. i met up putting wrexham firmly back on the map . i met up with wrexham, the map. i met up with wrexham, afc super kevin jones, who describes the change in the atmosphere around city. well we get a 10,000 fans a week, we're taking four and a half thousand to coventry like this tuesday, 5000 fans are going to s

as we go through this evening and overnight, things start to liven up.northern ireland, you can see here this is an area of low pressure. this is the centre of it. it will be rapidly developing as of now across the north, and the wind will be strengthening. by the end of the night, gales or severe gales across parts of the northern half of the country. we will start like that tomorrow, just up to 75 mph, so severe gales across the north—east of scotland. moving across the north—east as well, and as we come down the east, still looking at gusts of up to 70 mph. inland, very windy as well, so damaging and destructive gales quite possible. further south, a lot of dry weather during the course of friday. breezy, not as when there is in the north, a bit of cloud, one or two showers as well, and temperature during the course of tomorrow will be still around the mild side for most, 13 or 14 bit cool north. naga and charlie, the wind will really be a feature of the wind will really be a feature of the weather later tonight and tomorrow in the northern half of th