things in the thousands, hundreds of dollars and of course find things in the single dollars, marge,nk you have. you can go to whiteelephantsale.org. the sale runs through march 3rd. don't think i forgot about you. asking for a red foot stool with a skelton on it? i'm sorry. all they had was green and it has a skull on it. i hope that works. >> so close. >> reporter: here in oakland, nbc bay area news. >> bob, i'm take it. you're the best. thanks for thinking of me. >>> many of us have turned our attention to the 49ers maybe letting the warriors fade into the back yound. especially with their recent record. a good sign kicking off a five-game road trip. taking on the grizzlies in memphis. second quarter, doo dominga. pass in the corner hilting a three finish with game high 29 points. warriors win 121-101. >>> just shy of 7:52 on your saturday morning. up next, a quick look at the stories we're following stories we're following including an atmospheric riv. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-dai

again, we have thought all along about marge being too optimistic.annabelle: based on those expectations how are you positioning in asia fx and asia fixed income? hartmut asia presuming the right, the direction -- rate, the direction of travel is clear , you take some market estimates out, what it means for asia is everybody around the world including in asia is very much hoping they can cut. in the fed takes the lead it will be positive for some asian markets. my sense would be the cyclicals, thailand, korea, could come early. maybe easing in singapore as well possibly second quarter. other ones, india, they probably have to wait longer. possibly the most positive when it happens is china. they also need a bit despite the easing efforts, they always need to look a bit at currency as well. when the fed mentions that makes it easier for them to also ease. i would not be surprised if the chinese markets also take a cue from that. paul: with the fed appearing to rule out or at least say that march is a unlikely for easing, does it open the door really w

the israeli st faqua village, arbona in genine as well as in qalqilia, the israeli forces stormed al marge area a naqar neighborhood and al kabir school area, the israel is as we have received from the citizens, there the israeli forces stormed the citizens home and they caused severe. damage in their properties, number of palestinians had been detained in these areas, but the exact numbers are still unknown, according to the palestinian commission of prisoners affairs and palestinian prisoners society on thursday issued their latest statement saying that the israelies have detained over 7000 and 100 palestinian since the 7th of october, the israelis had also... and exchange of fire have taken place between palestinian palestinians there in in alzone area and the israeli forces. palestinian paramedics said that at least two palestinians had been wonded during the israeli military raid to aljal. the israel regime says it is targeted hisb positions in southern lebanon response to rockets fired a settlement in the... palestinian territories, there were no immediate reports of casualties or da

are standing the ground on the outskirts of new delhi, ahead of planned crucial talks. the farmer's marge comes two years after similar protests that lasted for year against new agricultural reforms that were later scrapped by the government of premier modi. as general elections are during the coming months, the farmers are mounting. pressure on the government demanding legislation that would guarantee minimum support price for their produce, we are protesting to guarantee prices for our crops. the previous government had schemes in support of farmers, but the present government is making laws which are against farmers and not acceptable to us. they want to sell india's agriculture sector to corporations, but we will protest till our demands are met. "the protesting farmers are mostly from the neighboring state of punjab and haryana. they say rising cultivation costs and debts have led them to increase their production of crops. therefore a guaranteed minimum support price for their produce would stabilize their income. they are also demanding the government fulfill its election pledge, t

jinine. they the israeli squa village arguna in jin as well as inqalya, the israeli forces stormed al marge area,qar neighborhood and al kabir school area, the israel is as we have received from the citizens there, the israeli forces stormed the citizens home and they caused severe damage in their properties. number of palestinians had been detained in these areas, but the exact numbers are still unknown according to the palestinian commission of prisoners affairs and palestinian prisoners. society on thursday issued their latest statement saying that the israelies have detained over 700 and 100 palestinians since the 7th of october. the israelis had also stored al jalazon refugee camp northern ramolah and exchange of fire have taken place between palestinian palestinians there in in algelazone area and the israeli forces. palestinian paramedics said that at least two. had been wondered during the israeli military raid to aljal, a senior hamas official says that israel cannot continue its genocidal war in gaza without support by its main all the united states. america playing a role being a

nebraska court, we have to watch the market and pay attention to what future say but is it off for marge, it looks that way we have four more inflation prints to june so 74% chance that feels about right and it might get pushed to july but it is the reasoning behind the cut that matters more than the timing. >> what pockets of the stock market should investors favor. >> we have a push and pull going on good news is bad news, bad news might be good news. >> is good news still good news or bad news. >> it look like the market is pricing to the upside to get a little bit of good news and are happy because that filters down into earnings as long as yields don't continue to go up. the key is decent news with inflation coming down and yields coming back down, that is more supportive of a full rotation. >> what part of the market can shine. >> this year is a big difference in last year we have the narrow leadership, it is obvious you can call the super six, now the fantastic five or whatever you want to call it but if you move out you see less of a downside in the rest of the market when there

he will be at chase center marge 1st and 2nd. tickets are selling for 200 bucks and , but it will go as the tour date comes closer. bad bunny! i wonder if kendall will be with him. >> oh. >> we need to hear some of that. >>> jeff, friday morning. take it away. >> cloud cover to start, cloud cover to finish, 6340 average high . as we head to saturday morning, that storm starts to roll in. we get a break on sunday morning and through the mid day, then the second storm arrives sunday gh into monday. we got rain coming in, but at least there's a break on the weekends he had >> it turns ouadams,our director, told us that that bad bunny and kendall jenner broke up. >> breaking news from last week. >>> have a great friday. >> maybe she will show up anyway. >>> tonight, the fiery day in court the fulton county district attorney testifying at a hearing that could derail the georgia election interference case against donald trump. the surprise moment when fani willis walked into the courtroom and volunteered to testify. on the stand, willi

the question would be for marge harvey, the president of the woman's board for the oakland museum of california. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: is there anything you don't have, an area where you need to get more of that? no. >> no. i don't -- no. >> reporter: you've seen it all. >> we have een so much come in here, things we couldn't imagine, things we didn't even know existed. >> reporter: i was in the toy section, and i saw this. the first thing i thought, i had this as a kid. not something i'd take to my grave, but it's a sense of the type of things people bring here. >> you hear it a lot. people make purchases and they talk about my grandmother had this, i had this as a child, my friend collects owls, and she would love this. you know -- >> reporter: we were showing an old edison record player from 1916. my dad texted my, i had that as a kid. it's that walk down memory lane. people fly from across the country to come to this sale. why? >> they do. it's a tradition. if they've moved away, they come. someone many my department has a sister and brother-in-law who bring

he will be at chase center marge 1st and 2nd. tickets are selling for 200 bucks and , but it will go as the tour date comes closer. bad bunny! i wonder if kendall will be with him. >> oh. >> we need to hear some of that. >>> jeff, friday morning. take it away. >> cloud cover to start, cloud cover to finish, 6340 average high . as we head to saturday morning, that storm starts to roll in. we get a break on sunday morning and through the mid day, then the second storm arrives sunday night into monday. we got rain coming in, but at least there's a break on the weekends he had >> it turns out will adams, our director, told us that that bad bunny and kendall jenner broke up. >> breaking news from last week. >>> have a great friday. >> maybe she will show up anyway.

>> david: rob margs yano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. >>> overseas tonight, our team onboard the "uss eisenhower" in the red sea. the u.s. is there to destroy missiles launched by iranian-backed militants, and there is news coming in tonight on this front. britt clennett onboard the "uss eisenhower" tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we're onboard the "uss eisenhower," given inside access on the front lines in the fight against houthi rebels. >> and it comes just as u.s. forces launched new attacks. destroying an anti-cruise ship houthi missile that was preparing to strike more shops in the region. another plane taking off for a mission across the red sea. there's been at least 47 houthi missile and drone attacks on ships since mid-november, but just two in the past six days. evidence rear admiral mark tells me that the almost daily u.s. airstrikes are working. >> we have reduced some of their capability. i don't see them being able to sustain the way that we can sustain over the long-term. >> reporter: what if they get more

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ed: marg you murphy. you have done big body of research on this topic.er story come independent oversight borg agrees with the recent decision to leave a misleading video of his president joe biden but called its policies on ai generated content and coherent and too narrow. the board is urging meta to update policies ahead of the 2024 u.s. general election. we continue to follow that story. caroline: let's stick on the world of social media. shining a light on snap, snap check cutting the workforce by about 10% worldwide. joining us around the entire focus of technology company's announcing layoff after layoff is our bloomberg intelligence. this is a company perhaps try to front run a slowing ad market narrative that will come from the earnings. cost disciplined. >> meta has set up a good blueprint in terms of what companies need to do, especially the social media land. it has worked for them. the proof is in the numbers they delivered last week. every company that went big in terms of layoffs in 2023 actually benefited with better execution and topline

he said, marge, probably not the biggest case. david westin, thank you so much.e coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: all right, it is friday. and specifically it is etf friday. i'm taking a look at the grayscale bitcoin trusts. its discount to its net asset value, which is pretty much nonexistent at this point. this is one of my favorite charts. it closed yesterday at .02% lower than the value of its underlying holdings. that is amazing. as you can see we enter 2023 close to 50%. that was when it was still a trust. it was not an etf. we know what happened, of course, in january. the sec finally gave its blessing to spot it coin etf's to start trading. and of course the discount has narrowed pretty significantly because, of course, you can actually redeem shares in an etf. wasn't able to do that as a trust. this is the vehicle of a lot of arbitrage. that is what you saw that run-up in anticipation of etf approval. of course, people trying to get ahead of that, and certainly delivered some payouts. let's also take some -- let's also take a look at some stocks. l

coming up, margely taylor green coming to us live and congresswoman filed an ethics complaint against case against tram and this da faces probes on abuse of taxpayer funds plus, a look at congresswoman's reaction on special council robert herr in biden classified case and elderly and significant memory limitations and lapses. but first, check in with our buddies dagen and sean on the bottom line. >> yeah, aoc claiming there's great benefit for immigration and john kearney here to discuss that as well as the classified documents saga and donald trump is charged, joe biden is not former acting attorney matt whitaker. you want to join us? >> i love that. willful diminished faculty and faulty memory and that's your commander in chief and roger williams john sames meet $224 billion mistake by the cbo. that's the extra amount of money it's going to cost. we're all going to be forced to buy the electric vehicles and so much to talk about. i'm ready to go at top of the hour. next. stop. we got it? no. keep going. aga... [ sigh ] next. next. if you don't pick one... oh, you have time. am i kee

[ laughter ] marge is still working hard trying to be trump's running mate.esn't seem to be interested in that. she even followed him to south carolina today. >> you can hear the excitement here in the crowd. they're cheering, and they're excited to see president come -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. excited to see president come. she learned to speak english from cookie monster. [ laughter ] meanwhile, donald trump has been getting around. he popped into the national religious broadcasters international christian media convention. and i like when he shows up to religious events, because he does such a good job of convincing the crowd he's one of them. >> as you know, the left is trying to shame christians. they try and shame us. us. i'm a very proud christian, actually. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sure you are. i mean -- can't get that guy out of church. [ laughter ] people don't know. the "j" in donald j. trump stands for jesus. [ laughter ] meanwhile, the clock is ticking on that $454 million trump owes the state of new york. yesterday, the judge rejected trump's

i talked to his parents, john and allison last night, and as you can marge they are just struck withnd they're also, like i am a, they're upset and they're mad and outraged at this incident that happened. you know, i don't really know too much about the criminal investigation. i'm letting the locals handle that. we've put a lot of resources with the georgia bureau of investigation to be able to help them do that. from everything we know, this was just a random, you know, happening at this point in time. don't believe it was targeted, but, you know, i don't -- i'm not positive on that. i think we need to let an investigation if continue. i mean, the good thing is local law enforcement working with state resources got this guy off the street and got him locked up. and now we've just got to search for answers. and that's the thing that's so frustrating about this, guys. this is what we've been asking for, and this is what we've been talking about for over two years now. and in a recent september letter that the republican governors wrote to the president and the administration, you know

marge harvey, president of the oakland museum women's board. what do we have here? this is an example of how eclectic some of the items are. >> this is a mid century post. >> from the island of maui. >> they would bury the bottom part into the ground. this would support the beams. it's very low to the ground, for two reasons. one, to take advantage of the cooler temperatures, and secondly, to prevent the men from posturing during their lively discussions. >> do we know who donated this? it's $1,600. that's an example of something that's expensive. i found this because it remind me of my childhood. this is a fisher price xylophone. you come here, i saw some things that -- we showed earlier the edison record player. my dad texted me and said we had one of those when i was a kid, we got rid of it. a lot of people come in and think, hey, this brings me back to my childhood. >> the thing i love the most about the sale are the stories we hear. every customer has one. i bought this because it remind me of my grandmother, she had one. my friendly collects owls, she'll love

i can hire all of these artists -- >> i have been doing it for so long it kind of -- it's hard to margeust a few weeks until her last performance, amelia is taking in every jump and moment. >>> oh [ bleep ] >> definitely not spueing passengers expected on the trip to paradise. the midair brawl going viral. >>> "ghosts" returns to cbs for another season. we will be joined by the stars of the show, another live look here at bay bridge. >>> crews are working hard to clear deadly crash blocking lanes on the lower deck near treasure island. the latest >>> thank you so much for joining us this morning. it's thursday, february 15th. >> and there's lot going on this morning so let's get started.

can you marge your first day at work and you're dealing with carl carl icahn and an activist investoreturn the airline to profitability, so i guess she's listening. stuart: $6 a share for an air a linelike that? that's a low price. let's get to bitcoin. i saw them earlier this morning at $50,000 a pop and now they've gone to 49. when was the last time they hit 50,000? lauren: it was two year as. ryan payne said last week it was animal spirits, it would make sense bitcoin hit $50,000. but bernstein calls it fomo, fear of missing out. the spot bitcoin etf has been approved, it's been around a couple of weeks. it's a catalyst for investors looking to get in, especially young investors but all investors. some of them view bitcoin as novel. obviously, digital and global, right in it's not tried -- tied to a specific chain or company. stuart: didn't see that coming. lauren: where does it go from here? stuart: i have no idea. [laughter] thanks, lauren. >>> take a look at this headline, my memory is fine. another unforget unforgettable denial of reality. gerry baker wrote that. i'm going to a

it's also worth mentioning that marge t.reen either is or was dating that reporter she was talking to. and who can blame him? she seems great. [ laughter ] she's got more loose bolts than a boeing 737. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] thank you. you know who else made an appearance at the trump new hampshire watch party? the fabulously disgraced former congressman george santos. >> did they invite you here today? >> no, i came, open event, public event, i just came. it's maga time, baby. it's 2024. >> jimmy: well. looks like somebody's gunning for a pardon, huh? [ laughter ] trump must hate him so much. he must be -- i looked all over the internet for a picture of them together and there are none. trump has who knows how many photos with jeffrey epstein, george santos? he's like," you stay over there." more than a thousand people have been arrested in connection with the insurrection that happened after the last presidential election. and some of the good folks who stormed the capitol are complaining that it's affecting their trave

marge told me this about her feelings. i wouldn't trade my life for anything, even if i knew how his term was going to end. these are powerful words. richard nixon had, a cousin named jesmond, west, she once described herself richard nixon. she said, i am a democrat and i have been. when i was young, i was a socialist. there are some people who write of richard, as if he were a kind of color grim, self-contained person. i find him enormously quite different from that, quite funny, quite open. far from the cold or prim or restrained fellow that people have. nixon as being. i find to be a man full of passion. a man full of feeling. and of course, there's patricia and julie. so let's take a look at the nixon family. frank and hannah nixon met on valentine's day, 1908. they dated for 131 days and then were married. their courtship of four months produced a marriage of 48 years until. frank died on september four, 1956. that marriage. resulted in five boys, two of whom died at young ages tuberculosis. but the remaining richard

little girl and sef my fondest memories were watching them direct meetings in our home and prepare for marges while caring for and lifting up each and every person that they interacted with. and as the daughter of civil rights leaders, i know how hard-fought our freedoms are. in georgia, we proudly claim two of this neigh's most prominent civil rights leaders, dr. martin luther king jr., and the great congressman, john lewis, whose presence and influence this legislative body misses every single day. but georgia's legacy of black excellence extends far beyond atlanta. and reaches every corner of our state in a multitude of ways. in my district, georgia's seventh congressional district, i'm proud of the incredible transformation in black history that has taken place over the last 200 years. in gwinnett county, salem missionary baptist church was founded around 1834 when slaves constructed a meeting place to gather and worship. just three decades later, hopewell baptist church was founded by freed slaves. the original building was destroyed in a fire many 1920 but its congregation continued to

i was talking to a correspondent marg. margaret outdoor had a couple hours ago in baghdad. and he was saying that the on groups off to the attack in which the 3 soldiers died had actually started to publicly de escalate their attacks. i know it appears to have reversed. this is a very tricky line that the us is taking, isn't that it seems to me that the united states and by the decision for misled of what's happening in the region, it was obvious what's happening in the city on iraq and human parts of did with as a war and the, the priority was and is and will be able to focus on water because i thought, you know, tried to push as i had to stop the watering because, cuz the minute this water would be stopped. that would be no active. it has already come and instead of that, we saw that the by the administration that took the whole thing to a talk, those mounted state doctors according to us in academia. those are according to the american support by the government and he had the talk about it on and those historically, whatever you, whatever you would target for the state d

marge isn't likely to happen according to powell in his interview with 60 minutes.index down 0.2 percent. csi 300 under a lot of pressure. never mind promises of a stabilization fund. we're keeping an eye on korean financials after the watchdog warned officials not to meddle with bank dividends. shinhan financial slumping 7%. also, kb financial under pressure. in terms of earnings this week, alibaba, smic are the big ones we're watching against the backdrop of a very cautious surroundings. and gmm, take a look at this >> in china we have had nine consecutive months of zero to slightly negative deflation print. probably another deflationary print this week. we're still calling for a cut. >> with fixed income, bond yield is pretty low already. if our bet is ultimately government will have to stimulate more, then i don't see bond yields have much more bounce left. yes, i think stockmarket will be more interesting to watch but for now it's too early to jump in. rishaad: some of our guests on bloomberg expressing their views on what's going on with china markets as they

in north carolina, over $900,000 didn't vote, just 18.4% would close the gap of the marge p of victoryld close a margin of victory. so march 2nd, in 32 states and d.c. poor and low wage workers, people, religious leaders, others, are coming together to launch a massive 42 week campaign to reach 15 million poor and low wage infrequent voters, around an agenda, fighting for living wages, fighting for healthcare, and saying there are 52 million poor and low wage workers in this country who have not gotten a raise since 2009. 52 million. we saw 8 democrats and 50 republicans block them when the president and vice president wanted to see them get $15 in the union. they are saying we are not going to sit on the sidelines anymore. we are the sleeping giant. we have power. it is time to use it in a massive way. 42 week campaign starting march 2nd to reach 15 million poor and low wage voters to change the eelectorate here. >> two part question here, you aand i know that bringing visibility brings credibility to issues. you have worked in the area of raising the point of low wage workers and poo

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social cohesion, a growing discontent with the economic model that is marge al iced and what is moreing -- a waning belief and trust in the country's most foundational institutions. those championing a new age of unnecessarily militaristic and confrontational policy on growing and balanced defense budgets should rethink the use of those resources. a stroll in streets of portland or on the infamous skid row in los angeles could be beneficial to reevaluate priorities and distributions of limited resources to deal with the most pressing issues america faces. ultimately, the strength and attractiveness of the united states on the global stage and america's competitiveness vis-À-vis its rivals dependents on the domestic revival of the country that has been detaking for decades. -- decaying for decades. this is why a new generation of americans must step in to seize the new chance for peace before it is too late. as the world order continues to fraction afracture, only a wave of democratization of the most undemocratic sphere of policymaking in washington can trigger the kind of reassessme

ukraine issue, um, we had that very odd situation , didn't with, very odd situation, didn't with, with marge should kiss her behind. um, because he was saying that this should all pass. i mean, what do you make of those sort of comments? >> totally unnecessary . uncalled >> totally unnecessary. uncalled for, classless . um, i think it's for, classless. um, i think it's embarrassing . um, it's not the embarrassing. um, it's not the first time that she has made nasty comments about other , uh, nasty comments about other, uh, uh, foreign leaders or even of her peers. um, it is it's just it's totally uncalled for. >> it's 8:10. let's have a look at some of the other stories heading into the newsroom this morning. >> and polling stations are polling stations are open for the by elections in the constituencies of wellingborough and kingswood. the ballot will close at 10 pm. this evening in the united states, multiple people have been shot at a super bowl victory parade for the kansas city chiefs. >> at least one of the victims has died, three in a critical condition and 18 others have been injured