mandy: let's talk about retirement.you think about etf's, they do not fit into traditional retirements account. 401(k)s do not incorporate etf's. do you see that changing? how can etf's fit into an investors retirement plan? anna: we are working really hard with regulators, with investors, plan sponsors to make sure that etf's find a way. 401(k) plans do not buy etf's for all the reasons that are very known to us. technology, regulation. we believe these things will converge at some point. etf just like mutual funds are used in other parts of the retirement industry. for example, require a's -- for example, ira's. technology. we have solution oriented technologies in portfolios and annuities to follow them investor, -- to follow an investor. we believe there is room for etf's in that conversation. mandy: before i let you go, you do see a future where etf's can be in 401(k)s? anna: i definitely see that. i believe they will play out fantastically. mandy: from one etf lady to another, it is great to see you. hope to conti

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mandy: sure. c.d.c. -- our mission is to protect health and improve lives. and we are a small but mighty team. i will say that it is something -- we have to be a team for. we're doing a lot of that work. we do have a lot of visibility. but we wouldn't have that visibility unless we had partners to make sure that we have eyes, ears, people, to be able to respond to whatever the health threat is. and we've made a lot of progress over the course of covid. i think going into that, we did not have the visibility we wanted. we didn't have the diagnostic capabilities. we've made a lot of strides. but we have more work to do. and i want to make sure that folks who are thinking about how do we keep our economy strong, how do we keep our work force healthy, that they think about c.d.c. and public healthed a large -- public health at large. because if we don't invest in our public health security, everything else can get shaky on top of that. what we're tri-ing to do so help folks understand how we are moving into this new moment, learning the lessons of the past, turn

what has surprised you and what hasn'tou surprised you in these ten months, mandy? >> first, thank you for having me here and opening up this conference in o discussion about public health. i think we all got to know public health in a new way through the pandemic and we are in a good moment, a new chapter and i think we realized that the health and security work and our economy are linked and we saw big and small ways in the number of years and as cdc is turning a new chapter and we are thinking about how do we meet this new moment we need to be able to respond to whatever health threats, heart disease is the biggest killer out there or a virus. i spent weeks on aviant flu. we need core capacity to respond to those health threats and it can't be just in time. these are things that take time to build, data capacity the laboratory, the workforce and the response capability, so what i'm trying to do is make sure our folks know that we are in a new moment. we have lots of amazement tools with the innovation that has been going on but we have to make sure we are investi

mandy wiener: hang on a second. could he have intentionally killed her? robyn curnow: was oscar a woman beater? and now he had killed his girlfriend? randi kaye: all of a sudden, the coverage flipped from accident to homicide. reporter: oscar pistorius, as of now, is at a police station. we started to hear reports about performance-enhancing drugs or steroids being found. and then that just started all kinds of rumors. people started to believe that this possibly was some sort of steroid-induced homicide. robyn curnow: almost immediately, oscar's brand, his image crumbled. scott roder: he went from this handsome, tall, olympian, gold medal-winning icon to a pariah. i'll never forget that oscar pistorius was on this billboard. it was advertising an oscar campaign, said, "every night is 'oscar' night." within a few hours of the story breaking, they started rolling down the billboard. robyn curnow: he'd been the face of nike. and the tagline had been, "i am the bullet in the chamber." that came down pretty quickly. reporter: this is a man who is usually bask

mandy: we have a great metric to illustrate that.arkets over the past 18 months. while macro volatility has been muted, single stock volatility has not. in wild swings of the stock and sector level. the dispersion of stocks has been high while because of low correlation indexed returns are muted. if you look at the vix, that is low. annmarie: given we know what happened after the tory 20 election, where is this conviction coming from -- after the 2020 election, where is this conviction coming from saying there is little fear of a contested election? mandy: even in 2020 we saw headlines about election fraud and one candidate not conceding, even 2020 volatility came in rapidly in november. in terms of a realistic path to a contested election, i think the hurdles are high and that is what investors are focusing on. you may get noise and headlines. there is a process in place and investors trust that process and that is why you're not seeing that persistent peak in the curve. jonathan: how does this compare to previous elections, not jus

in march of 2020 during the pan semiic when the vix spiked to 90 i thought that was interesting >> mandybeing here so, there's not something structural about the vix it's really just the market's relative complacency with what used to be big news? >> so, that's the debate people are having is there something in the equity market that is suppressing volatility and one common reason that gets brought up is the proliferation of these vol selling strategies. our view is that they're not the main reason for volatility, because like i pointed out, we're seeing low volatility across asset classes, right? in credit, in fx, in rates, where these strategies are not as common. and we're also seeing low volatility across regions in emerging markets, in developed markets, outside of the u.s., so, to me, that's really a sign that it's a macro fundamental. we've gone from fearing a recession to now firmly on the path to soft landing obviously with some risks, but those risks, people, you know, they have a fair grasp on. >> mandy, thank you for stopping by >> great to be here. >> mandy xu of cbo if mark

madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate mandy rhodes on a well-deserved retirement after 18 years of service to the students and community at push rich christian academy. during her time, mandy taught students in fourth and eighth grade and served the grammer school campus as principal for seven years. an outstanding career as an educator. as a teemp and principal -- as a teacher and principal, mandy is known best for how she cared for everyone around her. her incredible smile and positive attitude created a warm environment, sense of community and a culture of excellence at the academy. she empowered her students to be the leaders and innovators of tomorrow. and i know this firsthand because my own kids experienced it. she has been a force for goord our -- for good for the students in our community and my family. mandy -- i strongly believe that no profession means more to our future generation than our educators. education is the pillar of the american dream and our teachers are its architects. and so thank you, principal rhodes, for all you have done and all you have given to t

when you start articulating the semester, this was just legitimacy because of this is mandy is mandy and the russian hill. and they put him on a wanted list of that. that means that just that the zalinski is now a criminal criminal status. and that if you craig once to find indigo sheeted into the settlement, they will have to find somebody other than zalinski. and the west right now, i believe, is transitioning away from a proxy conflict. ukraine, which they know is lost into the broader strategic conflict between the western russia. not necessarily a hard conflict on the that's the direction you're heading, but a new cold war i believe is the direction that we're, you know, essentially saying scott, because that loved, but also said that in the last news cycle that and i'll direct us to, i'm today right now, is that, let me quote him here. russia won't view western europe as a partner for, again, for at least one generation. i tend to agree with that on why, because nobody in the west is trustworthy. andre, as well as cell phone. and there are because ulcer combine. europe is not t

i will work with everyone overtime and everything will be fine. 12 tomans with the right to be a mandi with 5 years of experience, i will get 7 million 8000 of that salary that the relationship with nursing should really be established . years passed and the complaints of the nursing community were still there. a pain that was treated by the parliament by passing the law on deviation of nursing services in 2006, but after 15 years, it is still it was not implemented. all we are doing is to enforce this law. it makes payment in the healthcare system fair. question. it is related to the tariff that the supreme leader pointed out to be implemented. it must be implemented . the extraordinary situation that must be paid must be paid. the arrears related to nurses must be prioritized for payment. it should be paid at a time that doesn't take too much of the nurses' hands, not when it can be paid. solve their problems, after all , there are financial problems for everyone, this must be solved yes, the ministry of health and medicine has the responsibility to follow this issue until the result

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he was a convinced mandi-communist and for this he was expelled, and he was not alone.r of philosophy, deputy chairman of the izborsk club vitaly vladimirovich overyanov. this is what he writes: but according to the testimony of historian olga bonch osmalovskaya, out of several hundred students, almost no one except five or six people read, and even then, as you can guess, they read. school of economics are floating around the idea of ​​one of the most anti-soviet and anti-russian nts organizations. this is alexander sungurov, professor of political science at the higher school of economics in st. petersburg. in 1993 he established the commonwealth fund in st. petersburg. subsequently the center of strategy. the work of his center was paid. from the funds of the macarthur, naumman, bell, ebert, rosa luxemburg and others foundations. the adenaur foundation is under the christian democrats, and the ebert foundation is under the social democrats, the naumman foundation is under the free democrats, there is prirosaluksenburg, the fund and someone else, the ballot is green a

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so yeah, i would say that it's china once mandy, 2 things, maybe the 1st aspect is rather pragmatic code wants to em. benefits economic from the state as quote. now after the one ukraine, lots of west and companies have left the russian market and a chinese companies of putting that gap. and on the other hand, also, um russia, it's basically a cheap gasoline station for port china. so it delivers oil and gas it discount price. so um china benefits from that. but then that's another aspect. and i would say that the china has a very much strategic interested outlined with russia maybe. um, the rest of it is helpful for china that it can deal a blow to the west. it can help undermine the liberal roots based order. and i think both countries actually have different perspectives and how a future order could look like. i think they are not 100 percent a light on that question, but both want to see the western dominance have gone and i think this is really also what keeps them together. ukrainian president below them is a landscape says the military situation in the north eastern region of hark

security expo returns to the mosconi center for 40's this week with speakers including google cloud, mandy and ceo kevin mandia. may is asian american pacific islander heritage month. and this week, an asian or rather a korean american nonprofit celebrated 10 years with a fundraiser. korean american community foundation, a san francisco hosted its 10th annual honda gala last night at the ritz carlton. the event raises money for translation services. grocery deliveries for all their korean americans and scholarships for students this year. the gala recognize judge lucy koh with the trailblazing award. she is the first korean american woman to serve as a federal judge in the 9th circuit court in california. and tune in night every thursday, rather on kron fordham highlight the stories of the bay area's a api community. and then we'll have a special which airs on thursday. the 23rd at 06:30pm. don't miss it. port of oakland's free harbor tours return this friday. it's a 90 minute narrated tore organizers say it's unique opportunity to see the port enjoy the sunset cruise along the estuary and

but the manner that he has executed is mandy piece has been anything other than this is a man who sold out his nation to the interest of his people to of that of the collective. less is allowed in this country to become fond of nato. he knows that he was elected on the platform, which was to make peace. uh, you know, to bring peace into his country and to play the cord about peace months so that the country couldn't move forward. and in that sense, he's really too much. she was undermine from the moment the be trade or he acted in bad faith in implementing the means record. calling this country into disarray, leading to uh, a awful, the store month, 6 of a 1000 of their youngest and finest young man. i don't think the west will even try to justify what they're doing and they'll just continue to use platitudes about freedom and democracy and that that, that's what zalinski represents. it's all don't do what we do do what we say. that's the western point of view. both zalinski and his western supporters appear to be released in terms of their public pronouncements trapped in a fantasy wo

regions is always the, they have been elected the processes, but of the manner that he has executed is mandy piece has been anything other than this is a man who sold out his nation to the interest of his people to of that of the collective lessons allowed in this country to become foxy of nato, he knows that he was elected on the platform, which was to make peace. uh, you know, to bring peace into his country and to play the court of appeals months so that the country couldn't move forward. and in that sense he's visiting us. she was undermine from the moment. uh the trade or he acted in bad faith to be in implementing the means. the court calling this country into disarray, leading to uh uh awful, the store month 6 of a 1000. no, they're young guessing finest young man. i don't think the west will even try to justify what they're doing and they'll just continue to use platitudes about freedom and democracy in the. busy that's what zalinski represents, it's all don't do what we do, do what we say. that's the western point of view. both zalinski and who's western supporters appear to be uh,

but the manner that he has executed is mandy piece has been anything other than this is a man who sold out his nation to the interest of his people to of that of the collective. less is allowed in this country to become foxy of nato. he knows that he was elected on the platform, which was to make peace. uh, you know, to bring peace into his country and to play the court of appeals months so that the country could move forward. and in that sense, he's been just too much. she was on the mind from the moment i the betrayed all he acted in bad face in incrementing the municipal court, calling this country into disarray, leading to uh, uh, awful, the store month, 600000. no, they're young guessing finest young man. essentially, we've seen from lensky, but he's got no time for any democratic institutions in ukraine. we've had the binding of real position policies, the binding of media. we've had to list saying that they're under pressure in terms of the sorts of things they're reporting on, that we had the cracks down of the, of the adults church as well in ukraine. and then now we've had th

because this is mandy less than they approachable or they put him on a once in. ready that means that just that that will excuse no criminal criminal status. and that if you grade once before i didn't because she didn't do the settlement, they will have to find somebody other than zalinski. and the west right now, i believe, is transitioning away from a proxy complicated craig, which they know is lost into the broader strategic conflict between the western russia. not necessarily a hard conflict, although that's the direction we're heading. but a new cold war i believe is the direction that we're essentially seeing scott because that lot, but also said that in the last new cycle that and i'll direct this to, i'm today right now is that let me quote him here. russia won't view western europe as a partner for, again, for at least one generation. i tend to agree with that on why, because nobody in the west is trustworthy. andre, as well as the data, or because also combine europe is not for player dot com. if you wanted to reset the ball or send the world, this is u

smart enough leave that when you start articulating the solicitous was legitimacy because of this is mandy less mandate and they're approachable. and they put him on a wanted list of that. that means that just that the zalinski is now a criminal criminal status. and that if you craig once decided to go sheet it into the settlement, they will have to find somebody other than zaleski and the west right now, i believe is transitioning away from a proxy conflict ukraine which they know is lost into the broader strategic conflict between the western russia, not necessarily a hard conflict, although that's the direction you're heading, but a new cold war i believe is the direction that well, you know, it's interesting. and scott, because a lot of what office said that in the last news cycle that and i'll direct us to, i'm today right now is that let me quote him here. russia won't view western europe as a partner for again, for at least one generation. i tend to agree with that on why, because nobody in the west is trustworthy. andre, as well as cellphone or dad or because ulcer combine. europe

the problems, mandy, on a prospector policy and by the federal trade. me are all right. ok met cause a political consultant from bahrain. thanks a lot for joining us on the program. thank you for helping me announcing the ukraine conflicts. the russian military says it is now in control of the town of on the day of car in the den. yes, the people's republic. it comes a day after russian forces liberated the town up to shave. got ortiz either starting have, has more on the situation in the village of andrea, of guy has been liberated according to the russian ministry of defense, along with the town of blue shift or something. the announcement that came just yesterday and the both cities rather both really just they all considered to be on the flank of a major city of i've trauma which has been under the russian control for just over a year now. but the development while the names and the villages and set themselves um might not be that important and not the major, but the in terms of the fighting or the just what's going on on the battlefield, that they are crucial. they

but of the matter that he has executed is mandy piece. has been anything other than this is a man who sold out his nation to the interest of his people to of that of the collective less is allowed in this country to become foxy of nato. he knows that he was elected on the platform, which was to make peace. uh, you know, to bring peace into his country and to play the court of appeals months so that the country couldn't move forward. and in that sense, he's been just too much. she was on the mind from the moment. uh the trade or he acted in bad faith in implementing the means record, towing this country into disarray, leading to uh, an awful, the store month 6 of a 1000. no. their youngest and finest young man. essentially we've seen from zalinski, but he's got no time for any democratic institutions in ukraine. we've had the binding of opposition policies, the binding of media. we've, how'd you expect to let the skis weston allies to keep justifying all of that? when they say he's fighting for democracy, i don't think the west will even t

mandy says the last time as far was here. it was about a week ago and has bought beer here for the last 9 months. he says crime in the area has been increasing the need to fix them. i think that somehow and this was made possible because we have a partnership. the district attorney's office. meantime, san jose police say while as far awaits his day in court, they want to make right with the victims at the heart of the incident. i don't really want full closure for this case in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> in francisco, all 5 candidates trying to be the next san francisco mayor gathered tonight for their first town hall. each got around 30 minutes to answer questions and explain how they would make the city a better place. kron 4 sarah stinson is there. she's going to have highlights coming up at 10, 30. >> new at 10 tonight, more than 30 legal and civil rights groups are asking stanford to drop disciplinary charges against students who voiced support for palestine. in a letter they say stanford is filed concerns aga

. >> mandy. >> mandy. >> oh, mandy, that's a good one, could it be magic ? could it be magic? one of his magic? >> was that one of his magic? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i always think of take that with that. so you've got to be a certain age, haven't you? >> yeah, well, there you go. so i'm not old enough for that one, but, he won't be playing at the co—op live arena in manchester. >> i want to know how much the co—op is getting back in terms of money, because they're names everywhere, isn't it? and it's, it's i mean, they sponsor these things for good pr and pay out a lot of money, it's even got co—op on the roof. >> i mean, it looks good to be fair. looks fantastic. >> but, yeah, it's got co—ops emblazoned everywhere , isn't it? emblazoned everywhere, isn't it? >> it's been a really, really bad bit of pr for the co—op. >> no, it's terrible . >> no, it's terrible. >> no, it's terrible. >> i hope they're getting millions back out of it. i do. >> you wouldn't be best pleased, would you, if you sit on the i think the pr board, i think the boss has resigned hasn't he. >> oh matthew sue

the moscow knee center for 4 days this week starting on monday with speakers including google cloud, mandyin mandia. and on monday night, the bay area sports hall of fame going to be inducting its 2024 class, including baseball, gm, brian sabian, former 40 niner john taylor and gold medalist swimmer jenny thompson. they're all going to be honored on tuesday. apple inviting people to let loose in cupertino. tech giant is hosting one of its famous unveiling events at 7 o'clock in the morning. let loose is the slogan for the event. and right now, that's really all we know about it. however, there are some rumors online that the occasion could have something to do with ipads. murder trial stemming from a random attack on a shop owner in san francisco will have its first preliminary hearing on tuesday. investigators say the clerk, you want us to walding who also went by john died in the hospital after he was allegedly beaten by santos de la rosa with a baseball bat outside of his own store and the city's richmond district de la rosa is facing several charges, including murder and assault with a

we show up for the first rehearsal on thursday, which is in studio with ryan and his choreographer, mandyns, the kens, and, of course, ryan. and we -- and we spend like hours and hours going through this choreography. we're like, "okay, i think we can -- i think we can do this. and then friday comes around, and we're in dolby theatre, 'cause it's like a stage -- it's not a dress rehearsal yet, but we're on the stage. and we show up. and first thing we realize was the choreography's completely different. it somehow changed entirely from thursday to friday. >> so we're like "okay, yeah, we'll -- you know, we're working with it." saturday, we're getting costumes, we're doing a dress rehearsal. and we show up again, and we realize that the choreography is completely different, again. so, it's just changing constantly, every single day. and we have on saturday night, like our -- what was supposed to be our only run-through in costumes. and we do it, and it goes so poorly, not for anyone -- not for any other reason than it's just, like, logistically it's 70 kens, 70 dancers on stage with a stea

i know is that guy cars use becomes almost or i like shopper mandy says the last time as far was here, it was about a week ago and has bought beer here for the last 9 months. >> he says crime in the area has been increasing the need to fix them. i think that somehow and this was made possible because we have a partnership. the district attorney's office. meantime, san jose police say while as far awaits his day in court, they want to make right with the victims at the heart of the incident. i don't really want full closure for this case in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 709. right now. and a dog walker first races threats. and now look what happened is home burned down. >> and so he's speaking out this morning about it. his name is terry williams. most people say they love him and know him in the community. >> and he was actually when the fire broke out. he was in a meeting with mayor breed's office at city hall and he was talking about those threats that happened against him in what could be done about it mean, just look at what was happening on grove street near the painted ladies wh

i know is that guy cars use becomes almost or i like shopper mandy says the last time as far was heret a week ago and has bought beer here for the last 9 months. >> he says crime in the area has been increasing the need to fix them. i think that and this was made possible because we have a partnership. the district attorney's office. meantime, san jose police say while as far awaits his day in court, they want to make right with the victims at the heart of the incident. i don't really want full closure for this case in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. in the east bay police. >> in oakley believe that they cracked a assault cold case from 2002 after a man's dna popped up in the national database when he was arrested in idaho in 2002 police say a girl was walking her dog near laurel road in oakley when a man got out of his car pointed a gun at her and demanded that he get in the back seat and then sexually assaulted her. officers say she was able to escape and go to a home nearby for help. they say no dna matches were found until 2022. when a hit showed up. and that database which id

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plus, mandy moore shared the love for her big three kids from "this is us."way week with angelina jolie and the cast of the musical "the outsiders." but, first, this is "today" on nbc. >> i want this, i'm here to win. >> beautiful. ♪ >>> happy graduation. hey, everybody. welcome in. it's 8:30. it's a monday morning, may 13th, 2024. look at these happy faces on the plaza. it's good to see everybody here. look at al, making his moves. you guys, one of the reasons that this place is bumping today is because we are here with the 12-time tony-nominated cast of the new broadway hit "the outsiders." in just a moment, they will perform live for us. yes, we will also talk to the show's producer, oscar winner angelina jolie. she'll join us as well. >> i just saw her walk in. exciting. also, we have laura jarett here talking about something special with our dear friend poppy harlow. they have written together a heartwarming children's book. we can't wait to talk about it's beautiful message for all families. >>> stick around for the 3rd hour, folks, because we will focu

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