lydia, disappointing. how disappointing? lydia: the word they describe to use it is disappointing.ooking for was a net debt number to come down, but it is hard to see it below the $38 million level and invent -- the $38 level, and investments have come down. that going up respect -- they are guiding them using a $45 to $50 oil price which is below where we are. it is a indication that bp is a work in progress. alix: a year ago is when bp unveiled this strategy they have. how long does bernard looney have to show the street he can make money off of this new strategy? lydia: it is important -- i think a lot have been made of the plan to put the fuel reduction by 2030 and does that translate to lower cash flow and pretty clearly the answer is no. we should see margins improved, but it is at best 2021 we see delivery, actually seeing profits improve, seeing costs down, all of that will come through the year and is important we start to see recognition of the value they can create in the low carbon business. that is still question a lot of businesses have. guy: this has always been a st

tras la publicaciÓn lydia fue detenida y torturada.ar del costo hasta que todos y cada uno terminan en prisiÓn. >> lydia cacho recurriÓ al comitÉ de derechos humanos de la onu que en 2018 determinÓ que el estado mexicano sÍ habÍa violado sus derechos por lo que se repuso el proceso. alejandro madrigal, univisiÓn. patricia: tambiÉn en mÉxico los manifestantes que llevan un aÑo protestando a favor de la legalizaciÓn de la marihuana en el senado afirmaron que no levantarÁn su protesta, esperan que puedan comercializar la droga y no a los consumidores. la secretarÍa de salud de mÉxico publicÓ normas para regular el uso del cannabis medicinal. el proceso de vacunaciÓn masiva contra el coronavirus comenzÓ en chile. el presidente sebastiÁn piÑera se trasladÓ a su trono en el sur del paÍspara la jornada cuya primera dosis fue aplicada a una mujer de 93 aÑos. las primeras vacunas comenzaron en diciembre con el personal de salud. el papa francisco recibiÓ la segunda dosis de la vacuna contra el virus, la primera la habÍa recibido el 14 de enero.

lydia hu is with us live from the state capital with more. lydia?arles. we are outside of the van renslar manor here in troy, new york, and the county executive here in new york says this particular nursing home is losing thousands of dollars every day to continue the effort to keep its resident patients here safe from covid this nursing home also defied governor cuomo's executive order from march 25th and they say that they will not be one of the nursing homes that is facing closure this year. >> we're probably losing about $17,000 a day. i was willing to take that hit to protect the people inside of this building, to keep that covid positive wing, you know, open. reporter: now financial issues are threatening hundreds of facilities nationwide. national estimates predict 1600 nursing homes could close this year with around $22 billion projected in losses. industry leaders say, that would pose another health care crisis. we spoke with one man who was forced to move his wife earlier this year when her facility in new york closed. >> there's a lot of

. >> a lydia cacho se le ofreciÓ una disculpa pÚblica.alguna, sabemos cÓmo se van a mover para echar abajo esta acusaciÓn. jorge: vamos con patricia, que tiene un adelanto de esta noche. patricia: luego de que varios trabajadores de plantas procesarÁn de carnes murieron, el congreso iniciÓ una investigaciÓn. refugiados piden al presidente biden que los apoye para reunirse con su familia. esto y las ventas suben y a josé le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/ oferta. >> yo tengo derecho a tener un telÉfono. jorge: un reportaje especial de cuba desde adentro. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] jorge: el gabinete del presidente biden ya cuenta con su secretario de transporte. ilia: buttigieg hace historia en su nombramiento. reportera: pete buttigieg juramentÓ esta semana para secretario de transporte en estados unidos. es el primer hombre homosexual que

so we're a bit more nordic and distance anyway maybe that's our secret recipe lydia allowed to get so hard to try to break it down then puts in rules so that it doesn't increase on the seniority does does the secret timing might have been one reason very early on the city started testing more people than ever its masks quickly became mandatory in designated places and alcohol was spent on the streets earlier than in most places in germany. in other reason might be him of our stocks mayor he is originally from denmark and had just started his political career when the pandemic hits before that he was an entry printer helpful when leading a team. minded people looked very surprised when i said now we're going to shut everything down it took 15 minutes and then they started working all together as a strong team and immediately put my words in action and i can understand that when the new mayor suddenly says we're going to shut everything down we're going to get you i was the. now he wants to do things differently again the mayor has suggested opening up business is before everyone else a

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it was lydia sleep the director of our security through school and explained to me that the u.s. government asked him to our arrest me. mohamedou was accused of being the leader of an al qaeda cell in both germany and montreal. in the case president bush signed a secret. that 10 giving the cia or 30 to kill all captured terrorists anywhere. in the years that followed several dozen crisscrossed the planes making thousands of flights. faced with an onslaught of prisoners the bush administration drew up a memorandum. known as the toolchain memo whose. it set out the legal basis for using these techniques in the war on terror and cited the hooded men's $978.00 judgment. within months of the cia rolled out these methods with england on the matter and all its black sites. they called them in hans to interrogation techniques. the cia chon to contract psychologist who had no experience with al qaeda who had no experience with interrogations and had no experience in the middle east jim and i went into a cubicle said down ordered a he said out of the typewriter and together we wrote out th

a loved one that they lost to gun violence while that while in the fight. 2 year old dk lydia's berry was clear made 152016 she was my friend so on and so year old edward james was killed on april 15th 2009 saying he was my brother. 900 don't want to johnson was killed on such overfilled 28 c. it was my brother. losing dominance it was a breaking point. for me he was a young person we lost him because my city. i didn't know how to move forward but the young people or resilient they knew he was someone who wanted to make a difference and they didn't let that death go and vague. yeah right this one baby. so. he's here with me i guess you don't. yeah. yeah i've had a mentally prepare myself. mentally really prepare myself because you know you see in like i here and you know. they. sit up and wait on them you know that i can hear ma ma and you know i can hear them a window called amused. to deal with. the memories but i do say still here with me. this happen stralia get through the day because i can come to sit down and talk to maybe not in a physical form. spiritually. ellison who had to

next to it the bought us we were to come to you on your brain when lydia how little . this a year may come you're in the army but every social media stars a document of millions we are billions in that was want to give will if they tell a aussie rules that make a leg or. go to social media in a coffee with a very serious here what happened with lady goes are you don't think this is the other half he has equal your non-chord are very good people that are good ethical in our way gongs is your target the doorbell of more than a year to wallow for tara your border pig gone with this because they are the very same young that of which. is. me to a.t.o.c. of on the hill interest. with your silly take a dump in this is just all opinion there more important or was a good obviously bad guy just the old joke aside nobby all i did and went to the people in a boss to be i don't consider that. pakistan has its. shot down 2 indian fighter jets while they were in pakistan the day they were rescued one indian pilot for the nothing is apparently in the hospital receiving treatment that

back to what lydia reported earlier today, fascinating developments here, joe biden is going to takeh, the trump administration had doj breathing down their throats, he was tweeting about bias on the tech company side. the biden administration is taking a different tack. obviously bias is not something he's worried about. tech companies are generally nicer to democrats and joe biden is a democrat. but what he is going to look at, he's going to create several jobs, from what i understand, senior staff positions inside the white house that are going to be devoted to tech, at least that's what our wall street sources who have very close ties with the biden administration, are talking about. that's what they are discussing. various roles where it would be essentially kind of like a task force. now, the biden people have not commented on this. we have reached out to them and again, it's in the talking stage, but from what is being discussed broadly, is that these people would have some impact on regulation or the development of regulation. they would have some impact on policy, particular

mÉxico, el el gobernador de puebla acusado de ordenar el arresto ilegal y la tortura de la periodista lydia donde mencionaba a estos empresarios como los posibles responsables. carolina: en mÉxico son rescatados 49 migrantes en tamaulipas. estas personas denunciaron que un grupo que les ayudarÍa a cruzar la frontera los iba a entregara otro grupo por no acordar un supuesto pago. la policÍa fue alertada por un vecino que escuchÓ gritos de personas pidiendo auxilio. la mayorÍa de las vÍctimas eran provenientes de centroamÉrica, pero tambiÉn habÍan algunos mexicanos. borja: hoy destacamos el caso de un dreamer quien presentÓ su pelÍcula en los golden globs. carolina: lo trajeron sus padres a estados unidos con tan solo nueve aÑos y se acogiÓ al programa daca. su pelÍcula es un homenaje a su madre inmigrante y se filmÓ en solamente 15 dÍas, con aproximadamente $1500. nos conectamos en vivo con jorge que nos acompaÑa desde los Ángeles. felicidades. es increÍble, en solamente 15 dÍas pudiste cumplir tus sueÑos. eres dos veces soÑador. eres dreamer y cumpliste el sueÑo de hacer una pelÍcula de tu

lydia moynihan, my producer, picked up some of this speculation among democratic party, democrats on the biden administration's going to be doing. and one of the things she's picked up is that biden plans to be considering new senior roles inside the white house to examine big tech. what lydia with's sources are saying is that biden could add additional positions in the white house, so these would be senior roles inside the white house. they obviously would not be cabinet positions, they wouldn't need confirmation, but they'd be people that can do stuff and that these positions will be there to monitor and make policy involving tech. obviously, one big issue they're going to look at from what i understand and what lydia's hearing is the expansion of 5g, competing with china in 5g. they're also going to look at regulation. we did ask if this would have anything to do with the current investigation of google, would biden maybe roll it back. remember, it's an investigation started by the doj under the trump administration. it's an antitrust concerns. we hear, no, that's on a separate tr

neil: very interesting, lydia. and again, welcome.ay, i was mentioning phil murphy and this commitment to introduce a budget without any additional tax increases. he did raise taxes on the upper upper income last year, but that was not factored into this year's address. he is also paying off in full a payment to the pension system where at least everything that would be needed to keep it current. not technically current, i said about $6 billion, i was off. it's $6.4 billion that's within added to shore up those finances for the time being. remember, a lot of ratings ago agencies sort of police that sort of thing and if you're playing fast and fancy footwork on the numbers or borrowing money and issuing bonds to support that, they don't take too kindly on that. but this seems to be coming from the regular government till here, so that should be greeted favorably by the financial rating agencies. in the meantime, we had matt whitaker, of course, former acting attorney general, with us here earlier discussing what's happening on the bord

she finished nine shots behind the clubhouse leader lydia ko of new zealand, who finished on 7 underthe team that is your friday sports news. a group of russians wished to leave north korea last week diplomats loaded their luggage and family members onto a railway car and pushed for more a kilometre across a border into russia. north korea has closed its chinese and russian front is to prevent the spread of coronavirus. there are no trains that are allowed to leave the country out of. that has been the case as last year. amazing pictures there. thank you very much forjoining us. business coming up in a moment. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @vfritznews. i'll i'm @vfritznews. see you very soon. hello there. there always seems to be something to talk about with the weather across the uk. we started the week with heavy rain, particularly in the far north and west. then wednesday brought the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures peaking at 18 celsius. a little bit fresher for thursday, yes, but still highs of 12 or 13 degrees — that's above average for late february. all th

lydia hu is in chatham, new jersey.es? reporter: hello there, stuart. we know that home prices nationally are up across the country. 10% in january over just a year ago. we'll talk more about that in just a moment because we're learning it is not always the highest offer that wins the home but first, let me show you a little bit about this house that is here in chatham, new jersey. it recently hit the market last month. it is really beautiful. it is move-in ready. look at soaring ceilings, the fireplace behind me. local experts, this is what is drawing people out of new york city. the city dwellers when searching for more space during this pandemic. multiple offices throughout this home. spaces for both the kids to work if they're learning remotely and parents to work if they're here as well. that is creating bidding wars. there is not a ton of inventory right here. a lot of homes hitting market are selling fast. they're going under contract in under two weeks if you can believe that, generating a lot of interest. we ac

we're a bit more nordic and distance anyway maybe that's our secret recipe lydia allowed to get so hard to try to bring it down to its rules so that it doesn't increase on the hurting does does the secret timing might have been one reason very early on the city started testing more people than ever it masks quickly became mandatory in designated places and alcohol was spent on the streets earlier than in most places in germany. another reason might be him of our stocks mayor he is originally from denmark and had just started his political career when the pandemic hits before that he was an entry printer helpful when leading a team. minded people looked very surprised when i said now we're going to shut everything down it took 15 minutes and then they started working all together as a strong team and immediately put my words in action and i can understand that when the new mayor suddenly says we're going to shut everything down. now he wants to do things differently again the mayor has suggested opening up businesses before everyone else as an example for germany. we would be very happy

stuart: good start, lydia. great to have you with us, we'll see you soon. lydia hu. susan i got?y he is linked to a group that wants to become majority owner in the washington football team. so he is one of the suitors, one of the main backers in a baltimore based investment firm that might be putting in a bid according to court documents obtained by front office sports. bezos, let's be frank. he has free time on his hands. he is stepping back from day-to-day operations from amazon. no longer serving as ceo by the end of 2021. he will stay on as executive chairman. he has deep ties to washington. remember he purchased "the washington post" back in 2013. he also chose arlington, virginia, as amazon's second headquarters that comes with thousands of jobs. he seems to like the area quite a bit. stuart: i don't think he will ever run for presidency though, why do you think? susan: with $100 billion, $200 billion, why would you bother? that is a lot of exposure first of all. we know he is a private guy. stuart: you got it right. this is very true. susan, thanks very much. >>> listen t

lydia, thank you so much. lydia hu this morning in new york. we'll be right back.fy you. we'll be ok right? they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, february 23rd. a look at markets this half hour, we are expecting a decline at the start of trading for many of the indices, as you can see, the dow industrials off of the lows of the morning, now in positive territory. up 25 points. the nasdaq also off of the worst levels but still showing a decline of 180 points on top of a 300 plus point decline yesterday. the s&p down 13 points. we are waiting on testimony from federal reserve chairman jay

we're live in troy, new york with lydia. tell us what you know. >> good morning.de of a nursing home in troy, new york. it is losing thousands of dollars every day as it continues to work to protect its at-risk residents from covid-19. this nursing home also defied governor cuomo's march 25th order and it is not one of the nursing homes that is facing closure. but many across the country are not quite as lucky. hundreds, 1600 according to national estimates could close this year facing $22 billion in projected losses and some say that would be another healthcare crisis. >> we're probably losing about $17,000 a day. i was willing to take that hit to protect the people inside this building to keep that covid positive wing open. >> nationally occupancy is down also because families have been reluctant to enroll loved ones in nursing homes where they haven't been able to visit them. adding to the financial strain is this $30 billion that have been spent by these facilities on ppe last year. we spoke to one man forced to move his wife earlier this year when her facilit

one way was lydia pinkm's vegetable compounds made from herbs and 20% alcohol.vertisers claimed cures all women's ills. including a craving for alcohol. i told my patients, it's mostly liquor, throw it out. i don't think they heeded my advice. and local folks everywhere brewed their own hooch. i asked sheriff fletcher why he couldn't stop them. he said, if i arrested every moonshiner, all the men in grant county would be in jail, including county officials and state legislatures. and who would vote for me? fraser valley became prime moonshine territory looking to make a profit. e bootleggers so the sheriff deputized me and included me on many raids. i'd grab my medical bag, my hat and my ax, join up with the deputies and treasury men and the sheriff would yell you are all under arrest and then i'd start. i'd love smashing those stills. white lightning flew out of those barrels. prohibition was an exciting time for me. i may have been a little eccentric since i never threw anything away. my house was full. but i created narrow paths for stacks of books, catalogs

and as we saw those demonstrations, and i was at one of them with my wife lydia, we couldn't help but. inspired, many as they watched from afar. but not a single government came to their aid. not the united states government, not the united nations, not europe, not anybody. it's really an appalling moment in our collective history, if you will, that we -- no one stood up for those people, don't you think? >> oh, certainly. and clearly we're seeing right now a number of governments with second thoughts because they're now starting to come around. we're seeing this with calls in congress for granting asylum to certain hong kong people, and the same thing is happening, of course, in the u.k. which is now with its passport scheme granting a asylum to many people from hong kong. but we need to do much more. the trump administration did a number of things which were really good with its hong kong freedom and democracy act. so i think that we will see over the next couple years or so a number of countries actually stand with the people in hong kong. >> well, let's turn to the uss mccain goin

the child died and his beloved wife lydia died. he was also, and this is one of the harbingers of his career, he was also in debt. this will be a constant during latrobe's whole career. it's not that he spent a lot of money on lavish goods or whatever housing, whatever. but it's that he became so involved in his condition that he would, for example, as we're still looking at ashdown, he used the most expensive stone that you could possibly find to build that interesting portico. and so we ended up in debt, and arose over the death of his wife he decided to immigrate to the united states. >> so here we go. i think are you ready for the next slide? >> yeah, yeah. latrobe was a very talented watercolorist. i believe he was kind of a renaissance holy man as we call them. this is one of those watercolors that he did on board the analyzer allies of which was a small ship that he took to the united states. it was a really disastrous trip in many ways. it took two weeks to get out of the english channel, and then her in a trip that usually

something that was once a fad and make it a vatican it is unclear if that's a case that they will try and lydiaes based on selling the squiggly little wristbands, i don't know if that's the case. i will say this what's interesting, they need to discuss the financial terms it is unclear if they paid anything for their stake in the silly bands company other than they will just promote it and if they do promote it and they sell they get 30% of the profits it'll be pretty interesting whether they become billionaires off of this i cannot tell you but they're apparently going to try and it's more than just selling the silly bands and bring in a back if they are somewhat successful at this then you do know something is missing in the real world. liz: the gonna bring space sticks back, all of the old stuff. >> were in a very strange time if these guys can bring back a fad nobody has ever brought back beanie babies. personally don't think these bands will come back but if these guys can bring it back that will tell you were living in another world right now where anything is possible. here is a question

let's see it in a sentence "lydia seemed normal, but turn on 'about a boy,' and she starts ranting aboutant is a satan worshiper who killed and ate paddington girl gone full hugh anon." this next one is really, i mean, it's really blowing up with the teens. and i don't just say that. it's "milff" with two fs it's an acronym that refers to mom i'd like to "freaky friday." here it is in a sentence "bryce's mom gets to work in a dentist's office, drive a kia sportage and stay up until 11:00? sign me up to swap bodies with that milff!" finally, our last new teen slang term is "fidgerton." "this is when you have to hide that you're aroused in a class after watching a 'bridgerton' sex scene on your phone. here it is in a sentence "tried to sneak in some netflix during chemistry and had to fidgerton a textbook over my pants because that scene with the duke of hastings and daphne turned out to be a little too much chemistry for me! you guys, this has been, and has always been, and will continue to be, once every three months [ laughter ] so if you have any criticism of those, it wasn't because i

"lydia, we sure could use your help on this." or, "ok." "you deserve to be here." "congrats!" a way to say "shake it off." "it wasn't that noticeable was it?" "only if you have ears!" so, when we're back, "can't do friday, i've got a date!" "why don't you bring her here?" let's remember. it's never just about the beer. it's about saying that simple human truth: "come on, let's grab a beer." "we need each other." ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box. futures getting worse, declining steadily over just the last half hour we're looking at the dow off 117 points joining us now is billionaire investor, mike novogratz, i want to talk bitcoin, gamestop, all of that. you spent most of your career as a macro trader i want to get your sense of what we're seeing with the ten-year, and the equity market. >> this is a readjustment in rate expectations, you know, chairman powell keeps saying we're going to keep rates low forever, and all macro traders are looking at, you know, a 7% gdp growth this year, maybe higher same in china. inflation picking up and saying it just doesn't make sense, an

something we were first to report yesterday thanks to lydia moynihan, my producer, was ending or sort take their buys and sells order, and they sell it to third parties like brokerage firms. citadel is one of those. there's a lot of sinister motives attached to that sort of practice because it gives citadel and those other brokers an inside, like a private insight into a retail order flow. we could spend all day talking about that. remember, if it wasn't for order flow, neil, there wouldn't be discount brokers. people couldn't trade for free on robinhood, because robinhood gets paid by selling the order now. and that order flow is matched pretty seamlessly, you get the price of what you want to put boo it. so that is one of the issues that is being bounced around, curtailment of short selling, and i'm sure they're going to talk about all of this in these discussions. because, again, whenever something like this happens, we start talking about there's always a response from the regulators of some type. it would be really a shame if they get rid of payments for order flow. i'm going to

ainsley: lydia joins us with the challenges they are facing.mes say they are losing public trust but also business. national estimates project 1600 nursing homes could face closures this year with mounting losses around $22 billion which across the country occupancy at nursing homes declined by 16.5% in january of last year and assisted living dropping 7.5% and grappling with $30 billion on ppe and operators say that makes for financial ruin. >> the business nightmare continues. to operate a facility is almost impossible. we have unbelievable demands to make sure staff and residents stay safe. we have limited resources, the amount of money nursing homes get to take care of people is less then $200 a day. >> reporter: why is occupancy declining, sadly it is because thousands of residents of died. and families to enroll their loved ones, they haven't been able to visit due to various policies. and a mother living at a long-term care facility, if she could afford to take her mother out of the nursing home she would. >> i play the lottery every day

steve: lydia, start with you, i know you spoke yesterday at the rally outside of city hall.tening to these claims about andrew cuomo and the nursing home scandal? >> yeah. it sure appears that way. we're going to continue to apply pressure. i think they have to recognize that it is not just the 15,000. there are many seniors that died of the extreme shutdowns. if we tally those numbers together, it is humanitarian crisis. steve: alexa, what do you think is going on? why won't people address the issues of you know, did cuomo make a mistake? whys hasn't he apologized to the families? his secretary melissa derosa apologized to lawmakers, democratic lawmakers, making their re-election harder last november but they have not apologized to families like yours? >> i think the reason why they don't apologize is, because that would be admitting that they actually did something wrong. as a former, as a democrat, i voted for governor cuomo. my mother did as well. and we expect the other democrats to step up and do the right thing. their political party affiliation and, whether they know

"lydia, we sure could use your help on this." or, "ok." "you deserve to be here." "congrats!"say "shake it off." "it wasn't that noticeable was it?" "only if you have ears!" so, when we're back, "can't do friday, i've got a date!" "why don't you bring her here?" let's remember. it's never just about the beer. it's about saying that simple human truth: "come on, let's grab a beer." "we need each other." ♪♪ >>> teladoc reporting a 145% increase in quarterly revenue as more people booked virtual doctor visits. >> reporter: teladoc setting 2021 guidance above analyst estimates. let's talk about the quarter and outlook with jason gorevic thank you for joining us >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: terrific quarter. terrific growth. you've been a big benefactor of this switch to tetelehealth ant and the acceleration of it one thing investors are sorting out is your guidance on the one hand, you say you have a great opportunity now with the integration to do more cross selling to employers they want a complete package with management of chronic conditions you ended the year with 51

lydia in portland, oregon. what is on your to do list for the next attorney general?aller: good morning. i hope that he commits to transparency. i hope he releases the mueller report entirely because the previous attorney general lied to us on the findings and then mueller was very tightlipped about what he could talk about when he was interviewed in congress. i hope you releases that and they also hope you releases the result of the durham investigation, whatever those may be. i hope that he commits to that. one comment i want to make is while i appreciate you and c-span for what you do, i think repeating donald trump's lies without pointing out that they are lies only amplifies them and makes people believe them. you saw earlier one of your callers said portland burned down because they sought on tv. there a lot of people who believe everything on tv if they repeat lies without explaining that they are lies. host: it is impossible to be an instant fact checker. it is not possible if you're sitting in this chair. >> we know he did not win the election. 60 judges, man