module of the ivanovsky district, here the punishers drove the entire jewish population to the market squaremen were built in a column and led under escort to towards the village of osovnitsa, supposedly to work, but soon shots were fired in total that day 1,400 people were killed. according to the same scenario, in august 1941, the population in other villages was destroyed. the fascists did not spare anyone our house is where i was born and the uncles of the other and the third uncle also began to burn the houses all at once, but people, of course, who, as best they could, began to escape, on the very first day of the war, the germans were in our village and the father was at home and the germans came saying go and cattle. get out at the next house. father seems to have gone there the house started to run away with smoke and of course they noticed him and started shooting at him. at a meeting in baranovichi on august 14, groups to which the himmlers were instructed to develop a well-thought-out military plan of operation already reported to their sphere with the results of 13,788 marauders

here the market square temples and residential buildings.he visit of the korich region and the special pride of historians , the exhibits of the milograd culture, at one time , near the village of peas and meloda, found the most significant archaeological monuments, by the way , some scientists still consider this culture like slavic. in the same room, a byzantine coin of emperor john tzimiskes, discovered in 1909 on the banks of the dnieper river nakhodka, indicates that the city existed already in the tenth century near the coin treasure, which was noticed by the city’s owner while working on a personal plot of 2,500 coins of a rounded shape of half-thunders and pennies and one and a half pennies. we go up to the second floor and in the ethnography department you can see the object, eloquently telling about the folk crafts and crafts of the belarusian peasant. home morning, where was kept clothing and weaving items red corner bed and stove approximately this is what a typical belarusian khadka looked like, the exposition in the adjacent ro

we drove around the market square. spread out on the nevsky bank. penates came up for dacha gatherings in st. petersburg, they covered the bank lane with sand, they shouted the engine in the vladimir palace. she puffed at the vitebsk railway station in a real steam locomotive. in moscow , they worked at night on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater, if the colors are cold, not warm, and this moment is the silver age, as it were, the beginning of the twentieth century. it's just amazing, of course in beauty grace boris godunov, performed by chaliapin, brought mussorgsky's opera world fame about the evil death, just as ildar abdrazakov gave the cruel voice to the screen hero every time he appeared on the stage. it was some kind of action such that people, when he was singing, and he was swaying there in the corner, growing out of boris godunov , people were sitting in the hall. i didn't turn around. that 's it. there, as if someone was, he does not serve in music. he makes music serve him, european newspapers and only the stage wrote about chal

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it received this name because it was located on the market square during its existence. the temple often burned, then rebuilt and burned again, as it ceased to exist. unknown. maybe it burned down again, or maybe it was destroyed in 1772 on the site of a wooden church , the construction of a stone church was completed, which was lit up like a uniate one . sometimes called smykovka half a statute. the temple was handed over to the orthodox. the building was rebuilt in accordance with the orthodox canons. the project was developed by a polotsk bronchial architect. the baroque shield on the front facade was replaced by a classic triangular pediment. the shield over the altar was dismantled. an octagonal wooden drum was installed in the middle of the roof. with dome. a towering building. this edition of the temple lasted until 1936. here, despite the fact that it was on the list of architectural monuments. here anti-religious campaigns of the thirties, which took place much to our regret for our church. were tragic he was blown up and he didn't exist. here is the entire sovi

and in the distant yesterday, a trading or market square.eighborhood house culture novogrudok vladimir vysotsky recorded his songs for the film sons go to battle, and in the house opposite he bought expensive french perfumes for marina vladi, i don’t know vysotsky knew about it or not, but he bought a fragrant present along the historical walls of a monument of architecture of classicism, admire, characteristic, an example of a shopping arcade built at the beginning of the 19th century, of course, is a modified shopping arcade, because in the 1950s they were rebuilt. it is impossible to pass by this building. what an interesting pediment two tablets. and where is a torah scroll, this is a crowned torak, so this is a unique composition, a unique building in our city. for the first time it is mentioned on the plan of novogrudok in 1834, it is mentioned as a wooden u-shaped building a little later, it was rebuilt before the second world war. this building belonged to the feigenberg jews. not far from the square along grodnenskaya street is toda

the disgruntled attackers and the monarchy in general and the situation in the country on the market squareired on the open carriage of the king, the killers school teachers and the clerical, serving king, carlos. the first was wounded by three bullets and died instantly ; his eldest son, the twenty-year-old duke of louis, died instantly. philippa queen amelie of orleans survived and managed to save her wounded youngest son manuel while fighting off the terrorists. a bouquet of flowers, the attackers were killed on the spot. but this was the beginning of the end of the portuguese monarchy, six months later a revolution took place in the country and the kingdom of portugal, which had existed for almost 8 centuries, disappeared, and arose in its place. on february 1, 1938, the first portuguese republic broke the ice floe on which the soviet polar station north pole 1 was located. the first drifting station in the world for six months, an expedition led by the famous arctic explorer ivan papanin , the ice floe was originally 3x5 km in size and 3 m thickness, but from the end of january it bega

finally, parts of the roof of the historical market of imam square in isfahan were damaged due to raindirector of the world heritage site of imam square in isfahan said that we have installed different gutters to guide the hard water , and of course, in some places, we have worked with plastic covering to temporarily prevent water penetration rain damaged parts of the roof of the historical market of imam square in isfahan. what is the nature of the damage caused by the rain? the cultural heritage authorities say that the continuous rains caused these damages. this time, to the installation of hidden gutters and effective renewal , fortunately, the problem was not solved. part 2 is a brick part. we repaired and erected , we are putting plastic on the top and bottom we will lower them, we will open the water path . i asked the manager of imam square world heritage site that according to the meteorological forecasts of rains in isfahan and the historical nature of the market , were the necessary measures taken to prevent this from happening ? we have checked the work done in the initial

here the market square temples and residential buildings. of the korean region and the special pride of historians, the exhibits of the milograd culture , at one time, near the village of peas and melodies , found the most significant archaeological monuments, by the way, some scientists still consider this culture as pro-slavic. in the same room, the byzantine coin of emperor john tzimiskes, discovered in 1909 on the banks of the dnieper river nakhodka , indicates that the city existed already in the 10th century nearby . and one and a half pennies. we rise to the second floor and in the department. ethnography we see objects that eloquently tell about folk crafts and crafts of the belarusian peasant. home morning, where was kept clothing and quality items red corner bed and stove approximately this is what a typical belarusian khadka looked like, the exposition in the adjacent room is devoted to the soviet period and modern times . the 60s of the xx century became significant for the history of rechitsa. as a result of many years of search

became the capital and the heart of the ukrainian liberation movement in june 1941 on the ukrainian market square ukrainian state, after which the nazis began terror against the ukrainian insurgent army tried to take the city under their control, but the power was seized by the reds despite the repression , the people of lviv continued their struggle, today all roads lead to lviv, even angelina jolie did not miss it, it has become a second home for thousands of ukrainians, the council gives tons humanitarian cargoes and even under rocket attacks continues to work for victory in lviv. i am invincible. i am iryna koval, mother, wife, presenter of the espresso tv channel. and i am also a volunteer . our soldiers at the front need a lot of things every day, and that is why part of my life today is helping the armed forces of ukraine , and i am very i am grateful to my colleagues for supporting me in this. the war found me at home in irpen. the alarming suitcase was packed, but that did not reduce the excitement. explosions are burning every minute . gostomel airfield russian fighter jets. me in the w

but let's go back to downtown today this, of course, is lenin square a in a trading or market squareaway yesterday. in this region of novogrudok culture, vladimir vysotsky recorded his songs for the film sons go to battle, and in the house opposite, he bought expensive french perfumes for marina or not, but he bought a fragrant present along the historical walls of an architectural monument of classicism, admire, a typical example of shopping malls, built at the beginning of the 19th century, of course, this is a modified shopping arcade, because in the 1950s they were rebuilt. can't get past this building. what an interesting pediment two tablets. and where is the scroll of the torah, this is a crowned torak, so this is a unique composition, a unique building in our city. for the first time it is mentioned on the plan of novogrudok in 1834, it is mentioned as a wooden u-shaped building a little later, it was rebuilt and already before the second world war - this building belonged to the feigenberg jews. not far from the square along grodnenskaya street is today, the cathedral of st.

parliamentarians to try to connect with the people of europe, thanking them for coming out in their market squareskraine. and the message here about how ukrainian values align with the european union values. because of course part of what he wants to do here is accelerate the process of ukraine becoming a member of the european union. and that is hugely important for ukraine, that is where they see themselves in the future, it is why all this began in a way, this was part of the reason of the unprovoked invasion. and he pointed out we have the same values as europe, russia doesn't care for human rights and the value of individual dignities. the european union does. ukraine shares those values. and there was quite an emotive line where he said that we're coming home to europe. and of course it was the president of this european parliament who was the first foreign dignitary to go to ukraine in the early days of the war and receive ukraine's requests to join the european union. so fighter jets, long range artillery, long range missiles, that is on the agenda and he will speak directly to the europea

visible, for example, those whose origins in elementary school became a model for the marketers of the fruit and vegetable square, the owner of the shop, whose name is still on the market and in the fruit and vegetable squares, whose job was and they remember shahid tayyeb khand haj ismail well. rezaei and we had many martyrs for the revolution. i answered a man who could save himself from execution with two words . and guilds and marketers played an effective role after the revolution and before the revolution in the revolution, especially in the islamic society, the concepts of saeed rahmani were really one of the trade union activists at the beginning of the full-time revolution, and at the same time, he devoted himself to re-establishing the law of the trade union system, the organization of the chamber of guilds , the chamber of natural guilds and the music collection of that time and the unions, the smallest armed act. may the martyr lajurdi finish his mission with his martyrdom in the small area located in the market of tehran, at the same time as having a government responsibility, they also had a six-me

so people used to go around the city to public places, cafe, market squares, and so on wearing masks.riod are we talking about? >> we are talking about for sure about the 1600s and 1700s, but we have some documtst aut masksm the middle age. >> reporter: masks allowed the mixing of classes, removing divisions in the strict hierarchy of venetian society. >> wearing a mask was a social equalizer in a sense. >> a social equalizer? >> yeah, a social equalizer. >> this is which one? >> this is the boata. >> reporter: in their shop, he showed us the boato costume of which the volto mask places a key park in concealing identity. >> do whatever you want without me recognizing you and spotting you out and, you know, chit chatting about you, gossiping about you. >> this would be handy to have today. and there are other masks were modern relevance. >> this is the plague doctor mask. >> reporter: it dates to the 1500s, used by doctors dealing with the plague. the eyes were glass, and the long beak stuffed with aromatic herbs. >> this was not a carnival. this was not a fun mask? >> no, not at the b

right justice all of krakow is now ukrainian ukrainians do what they want in the market square.on polish, seme, but also on most government buildings, even in small towns, signs at police stations on public institutions in ukrainian, advertisements in polish media are also in ukrainian, not only with ukrainian subtitles, but also in ukrainian , self-service checkouts in supermarkets speak ukrainian with us. so where do we poles themselves do not understand that there is already ukraine tomasz thank you for your opinion, goodbye. here is such a dependent policy of eu members, internal disagreements, participation in a military conflict, inflation. all this puts europe in a difficult position. it is not surprising that those who ask for help, and refugees, are not forgotten by people just being thrown around according to the polish border guard, the eu countries have filed about 6.5 thousand applications for return, suffering in poland , it turns out that anyone who moved from one eu country to another can be deported back to the first state where most of these regulations comes f

>>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at what is happening with the u.s. equities last week was not a great one for the markets. s&p was down by 1.6% the nasdaq off 3.3%. you are still talking about great gains we have seen for the first month of the year. if you look this morning, there are red arrows dow futures down 244 points. the nasdaq indicated off 135 the s&p indicated down by 37 points this comes as you are looking at higher treasury yields as well all of this happening after that much stronger than anticipated jobs picture friday. good news on the jobs front, but the fed may hang in longer and raise rates higher than anticipated. the 10-year treasury is yielding 3.6% we had been under 3.5% the last week the 2-year treasury is 4.39%. >>> and dell is slashing nearly 5% of the work force amid the decline in pc sales. the sales fell 37% in the fourth quarter last year compared to a year ago so much was pulled forward for the pandemic

that is where we are, but we're also live in the nasdaq market square take look at the futures we'ren right now. dow down about 118 points. nasdaq down about 128 points. >> we've got tocks s >> we've got toctocks to watch revenue beat estimates but the company swung to a loss of $46 million versus a profit of $564 million the same quarter a year ago. the revenue guidance came in below estimates. it's much worse than analysts exp expected the shares look like they're down almost 5% shares of match group are down, saw revenue decline slightly the quarter guidance came in below. as bwell as a tough economy. the hinge business was hit by product delays tinder is prepared to launch global branding. the match shares had come back after a tough year. >> what product launch unhinged, i wonder. >> you're asking the wrong person. >> is that a new thing >> i think that's an old thing. >> my sense from covering the company is that there is a bit of an arm's race you have to look for a few pool and a new something and get people to pay and subscribe to separate features. it's tougher to stay ahea

to his point, it all comes down to the labor market, how that squares with what the federal reserve isoing, what the eco-data is suggesting. how do you trade this? >> i was going to call it narrative tennis. i think there are, broadly speaking, two views of the world. data is supportive of one versus the other. we go back and forth. i am a little skeptical still as to the extent of the robustness of the labor market, because you have seen 50 and sub-50 in the an opponent -- in the component of employment that raises some questions. as an investor, i cannot really bet the farm on that here today. the prevailing narrative does have some very recent data to support it. jon: let's get some more perspective on that. stephen parker joining us now from jp morgan, where he serves as head of advisory solutions. steve, the story of table tennis, ping-pong, should we be focusing more on the bull-bear debate because we have a lot of economic data points we can look at? but it really feels like there are these diverging views out there. steve: i think there's a lot of diverging views out there, whi

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the market site at times square along with andrew ross sorkin and joe kernen i'm becky quick. the nasdaq is down by 50 points, the s&p off by 12 points and the s dow jones off by 69 points the 2 year is above 2.6% just barely. >>> meantime we've got elon musk news to start the show off this morning. he says he might be able to appoint a replacement for him for twitter. he made the comment in dubai at a summit overnight he thought they mute be in it. he wanted to have a roadmap clearly laid out they'll be opening to others for the first time you might remember at one point elon musk said he was going to do that and then it seemed like he wouldn't. the white house saying that tesla plans to open at least 3, 500 new and exist ing ones >> that's the only way you're going to have a viable alternative. it's got to be at a gas station where it doesn't matter what gas station you blow into. >> yeah. the next biggest question is not only does it work, but does it work in the same way if you have a tesla now, it charges you, does everything magical

lviv became the capital and the heart of the ukrainian liberation movement in june 1941 on the square marketinian national assembly proclaimed the act of restoration of the ukrainian state, after which the nazis began terror against the ukrainian rebel army tried to take the city under their control, but the reds seized power, despite the repression, lviv residents continued the struggle today, all roads lead to lviv, even angelina jolie did not bypass him, he became a second home for thousands of ukrainians gives the council tons of humanitarian goods and even under missile strikes continues to work for victory because lviv is undefeated good morning 7:14 on the clock and february 14 today is valentine's day, make it nice for your halves , here i am in olevska well, even though she is not a half, i will do something nice for you until the end of the day. good morning, i went to work. thank you for being with us and we are all in love with our country. this is now our only love and i have a great desire to win the games. why did i miss angelina jolie, and by the way, she was in lviv? this is

you are watching fast money from the nasdaq market times square. we are back right after this. >> welcome back. we have earnings, eb maker plunging after a smaller loss than expected radian making an offering and production targets saying they expect to make 50,000 new vehicles. that is worse than the 60,000 expect to. the company was saying the comply constraints will alleviate in the second half of the year and the forecast has positive growth profit in 2024. it does have a lot of money in the balance sheet.>> it does. we kind of knew what the deliveries were going to be. that guide is bad and in terms of pricing, those margins and 24, the competitive cost are really important right now. it is an environment where capital is different. the balance sheet is fine but they are burning a lot.>> if you think they are planning the equivalent of that, right now that level is unsustainable and you think about the valuation relative to what they are able to produce the fact that this is a pretty high-end price and consumers that are able to pay this much

total area of ​​the dwelling, the cost of one square meter for the construction or acquisition of housing is determined on the basis of the average marketl area of ​​the dwelling of a certain ministry of construction in the context of the constituent entities of the russian federation federation, for example, according to vladimirovich belgorov, we have already calculated for the first quarter. uh, twenty-three. and at this price, they counted square meters and came up with the amount that needs to be paid, if the dwelling is damaged, then a payment is presented for its overhaul in the twenty-second year. the amount of payment for the overhaul of damaged residential premises increased from 6,000 to 7,000 rubles. for 1 m². many regions applied for six thousand as before. they are no longer due to the increase in the cost of materials can be repaired, so they accepted it last year. increased this amount to 7,000 rubles. for major repairs for each meter of damaged square meter of residential premises, the elimination of the consequences of emergencies of a federal and interregional nature is carried out in full at the expense of the reserv

visible, for example, those whose origins in primary school became a model for the marketers in the fruit and vegetable squarecome shop owners, and the decline in the trend i am still in the market and in the fields of fruits and vegetables, which was their job and recited the good memory of martyr tayyeb, haj ismail rezaei and we had many martyrs for the revolution . imam hussain's son can be regarded as an influential figure during the islamic revolution, who until the end of his life and serving the people , guilds and marketers, and after the revolution and before the revolution, had an effective role both in the revolution and especially in the society of the guilds of the late haj saeed rahmani. really one of the union activists of the beginning of the revolution, full time and at the same time for actually revising the law of the system the trade union, the organization of the chamber of guilds, the chamber of analytical guilds and the assemblies of the trade union affairs of that time and the unions had to take armed action against the people . they had a government responsibility in the market of teh

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for bazarian becomes the owner of a shop in the fruit and vegetable square , and he still works at home. his name is still in the marketthe fruit and vegetable square, which was his job, and we had a good memory of the martyr tayeb khan haj ismail rezaei. he could have saved himself from execution with two words. a lifetime of imam hossein against the son of imam hossein was considered an influential figure during the islamic revolution, who served the people, guilds, and marketers until the end of his life. after the revolution and before the revolution, he played an effective role. in the revolution, especially in the islamic society, the concepts of saeed rahmani indeed, one of the trade union activists at the beginning of the revolution, he devoted all his time and time to revise the law of the trade union system, the organization of the chamber of guilds, the ali chamber of guilds and the assemblies of the trade affairs of that time and the unions to have the smallest armed action against our people in the market of tehran while who had a governmental responsibility, but they had their own small 6-meter and 5-mete

now >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, live from the nasdaq market site in times squaren. might be the calm before the storm. we'll see. k cpi numbers have been market moving in recent months, as you know in fact, some of the firmer tone we've seen since the beginning of the year had to do with cooler inflation numbers will it continue it's a big question. u.s. equity futures ahead of this and after yesterday's big gains showing some more green arrows this morning. 83 points on the dow nasdaq up 52 the s&p 500 up about 15. treasury yields, obviously, after that 500,000 plus jobs number, which is also always an important number, maybe cpi and jobs the most important to watch for, did move from -- remember, we were in the low 3s, 3 and change, all the way back up in testing 375 again. but this morning, 368. that could change, as well two-year now just under 4.5. our first guest this hour is a big one, because he's at the desk he's at the set. he's on the set. not everyone gets to do that you know that? like, this is -- i'm honored he's predicting the s&p 500 will end the y

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we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. it's friday. out the dow futures indicate off by 1 170 points s&p down 31. >>> st. louis fed president james bullard would not rule out a 50 point rate hike in march. in remaxirks on thursday, bull sdlsbullard and mester said they would not rule out another rate hike we have roger ferguson with us and now a fellow with international economics with the council on foreign relations and cnbc contributor roger, thanks for joining us would you have done 50 at the last meeting some people were arguing for that or likely at the next one or go slow and steady and wait for more data? >> i think i would have been more in the 25 basis point camp. it is clear as chair powell and presidents mester and bullard notice the disinflation process is under way it is moving more slowly than we like, but a lot of tightening is in the system. i would be 25 basis points last time and 25 at the upcoming meeting depending on the data. >> we are waiting -- we are seeing disinflation. it is not -- we're all in a rush in the

this is "options action" live from the nasdaq market side from times square in new york city. on the desk tonight, mike khouw, carter worth, and brian stutland the groundhog says we're getting six more weeks of winter, check out the names on deck to report results. paypal, disney, uber, pepsi co all ready to deliver results next week. let's drill down on what we can expect out of some of those stocks we'll kick it off with uber. it's been a five-star rating start for the year for the ridesharing stock, shares up more than 30%. so mike khouw, what do you think about uber >> yeah, i mean, obviously it's been a spectacular beginning to the year, it's been a big run we've seen this week it's up 7% or so just since wednesday. the options market right now is implying a move of about 11% by the end of next week after they report earnings, a lot of flow we saw on the options market this week was bullish. the biggest coming in the weekly 2 1/2 calls that expire at the end of next week nearly 8,000 of these, the buyer paid about $1.18 the stock's a little bit higher. if you're looking t

manus: lars, when it comes to ficc, the market will be squarely focused on that and the buyback.huge outperformance on the rates business, or in fx? and to do you expect 2023 to be an equitable year for volatility in that space? >> if you look at the levers in 22, it was macro where all the things were driving. also towards year-end, there was the commodities. so depending on what you see, there can be some drivers. if you look at how the macro will evolve, in europe, the ecb is ending the tltro, so that demand for term products will probably step up. so we anticipate there to be a solid demand this year. dani: just looking at your provisions, they are up about 50% on the year, though many would say it could be higher given the uncertainty in this environment. what are you worried about, what is the biggest risk moving forward this year? lars: if we look at a work to qualify what we see this year, it would be look through, it could be look through slowdown or stagnation, but whatever, we consider it to be look through. that means we will have a couple of quarters, let's say until

bazarian becomes the owner of a shop in the fruit and vegetable square, and the factory is still there, whose name is still in the market, and in the fruit and vegetable square, which was their job, and he recited haj ismail rezaei well , we had many martyrs for the revolution. i answered the man who could save yourself from execution with two words. imam hossein considered the son of imam hossein to be influential in the course of the islamic revolution , who until the end of his life served the people, guilds, and marketers after the revolution and before the revolution, and played an effective role in the revolution as well. especially in the islamic community, the late haj saeed rahmani was really an activist at the beginning of the revolution, the trade union devoted all its time and time to actually revise the law of the trade union system , the organization of the guild chamber, the natural guild chamber, and the music collection of that time and the unions to have the smallest armed action against our people, martyr lajordi, whose mission ended with his martyrdom. in the small area located in the market of tehra

. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. everybody get your jacket ready. i have the jacket today. you are jealous. >> it changes the dynamic. you are not doing it it's only been 27 years. we'll change it. come on, andrew. >> it actually, the jacket should be reserved for special occasions. it does look good. you both do it you are out in washington or other places, you wear a jacket. >> for you, it changes you i think it changes me for the worse. >> to have a jacket? >> yeah. >> to go without a jacket. >> yeah. >> it looks wise. >> just to make you feel better, i won't wear one tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> let's look at the u.s. equities we are looking at green arrows there is significant ground to make up from last week the worst week for equities for the year last week dow off 3% s&p down 2.7%. 3.3% for the week on the nasdaq. the numbers indicate the fed has more work to do. that is why treasury yields are where they are right now the spread got wider with the

at moss connie, fourth and brandon and china town and rose pack station and right here at market and union square, but i'm, i'm holding out hope, madam speaker, for one more station and taking us to fisherman's wharf. i'm holding out hope. [cheers and applause] because if anybody can do it, san francisco can do it. we are proof positive with this project of what we can do when we put ourselves together. we could be proud, we could take this moment to enjoy ourselves. thank you everyone for the roles that you played. it took a village to get it done, the village is here today and others who can't be here, thank you for delivering this incredible project for the city and county of san francisco. [cheers and applause] >> next up, we like to introduce state senator scott wiener. [cheers and applause] >> wow, it's always fun to follow the mayor. [laughter] so, i'm so excited today. i'm excited as a state senator. i'm excited as a former chair of our county transportation authority and former mtc commissioner, but i'm most excited as a 25-year rider of muni. and for many, like -- yes, let's hear it for

we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square.'m becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. if you want to take a look at roy's happening right now, you'll see there are some modest declines dows futures down by 40 points, nasdaq down by 15. you saw the market go down after hearing some of jay powell's comments that's the idea, that inflation, if it does stay like this, you're going to continue to see more rate hikes, more work to do than anticipated by the end of the session, all the averages were highering you saw the s&p up by 1.3% the nasdaq, a gain of 1.9% that's just on the idea he didn't double down and get more hawkish as he had sounded last week you'll see the treasury yields is yielding at 3.65% still well above 3.6%. >>> meanwhile let's talk about last night's state of the union address, president biden laying out his vision for moving the economic agenda forward, an an opportunity to call out profits for oil companies and corporate buybacks >> have you noticed big oil just reported its record profits. la

traveled a lot market square. spread out on the nevsky bank.enates came up for dacha gatherings in st. petersburg, they covered the bank lane with sand, the engine screamed in the vladimir palace, and at the vitebsk station a real steam locomotive was puffing in moscow, at night they worked on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater if we talk about color, then the cold ones are not warm, and this moment is the silver age like the beginning of the 20th century. this is simply amazing, of course, in terms of beauty and grace , boris godunov, performed by chaliapin, brought mussorgsky's opera world fame as a voice in on-screen hero gave eldarov drozakov about oh, the axis of my breasts by me and his every appearance on the stage. it was some kind of action such that people, when he was singing, and he was swaying there in the corner, growing out of boris godunov, people were sitting in the hall. i didn't turn around. so here it is, as if there was someone, he does not serve in music. he makes music serve him. they wrote about chaliapin, europ

visible, for example, those who started in elementary school became a model for the marketers in the fruit and vegetable squarecame the owner of the shop , and the factory is still there. in the bazaar and in the fields of fruits and vegetables, which was their job, and in memory of shahid tayyeb, haj ismail rezaei was well remembered. we had many martyrs for the revolution. i answered a man who could save himself from execution with two words. influential personalities during the revolution he knew islam until the end of his life and became a service to the people , guilds, and marketers. after the revolution and before the revolution, he had an effective role both in the revolution and especially in the islamic society. the concepts of saeed therapy were really one of the union activists at the beginning of the revolution, full time and at the same time. he put himself to revise the trade union law, the organization of the chamber of guilds, the chamber of natural guilds, and the music collection of that time and the unions . they had 6 meters, 5 meters and my own small ones in the market at the end of the w

live at the nasdaq market site in times square. take a look at futures right now.w up 60 points s&p 500 looking to open 50 points higher. >>> after two years of supply chain disruption, some shipments have normalized, but the ports on the west coast are seeing decline. the port of los angeles reported a 13% drop year over year. warning of another decline this month. the port of los angeles executive director is joining us i can't wait to have you talk about it with the notes. it is not the way i thought things would be going right now. a lot of it is you are getting competition from east coast and gulf ports the reopening of china hasn't helped boost volumes >> good morning, joe the economic equation is more completion than we have seen. >> yeah. why? >> first quarter is volume down preci precipitously. you have high retail inventory levels 1.35 or 1.376. you get emails with discounts from retailers if you are like me, you are buying the retail inventory is elevated the reopening of china is one piece to it. the central government and ports in shanghai continue to

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen andrew is out today. you will see a mixed picture to start the day. dow futures are almost exactly flat bouncing back and forth. s&p futures down 2%. nasdaq off 1%. if you watch treasury yields, you are looking at the 10-year treasury and an almost 3.8%. 2-year treasury is the 4.58% bitcoin moving higher. the value of the market rose $85 billion in the last 24 hours up 2.5%. it is constantly trading >> if you look this year which is market watch or s&p or cnbc, it is up 11% it depends >> it is constantly trading. >> that would have it up nine when it stopped yesterday at 23 and change there it is. the chart shows you the better way to look at it. up 14% in the last two sessions. it has been leading. although ethereum looks to be catching up a little bit it was weird the back drop the last couple days the cover of "the journal" today is the s.e.c. wants to make it harder moves to tighten rules for advisers handling crypto we had the great intervi

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. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc live at the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm here with melissa lee and mike santoli joe and becky are off. thank you for waking up early. you have been doing it all week. today is an exciting one, i think. yesterday and now so much stuff happening. a lot to discuss >> the afterglow >> this is the afterglow party u.s. equities this hour experiencing -- i don't know about the afterglow. dow off 46 points. nasdaq 58 points higher. s&p up 19 points all of this coming after what turned out to be a flat session for the dow. 1% gain for the s&p 500. 2% gain for the nasdaq the 10-year treasury at 3.422. 2-year treasury is at 4.117. check out the price of crypto. that has been our barometer of risk on and risk off it is getting closer to $24,000. $23,786 to be exact. >> that could be holding on to yesterday's gains on top of the gains before >> that is right you are up over 6% in january. yesterday, before the press conference, the market was hesitant wasn't committing. you tacked on 1% it is interesting. it takes the s&p and we tou

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. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times squareernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at what is happening with the u.s. equities last week was not a great one for the markets. s&p was down by 1.6% the nasdaq off 3.3%. you are still talking about great gains we have seen for the first month of the year. if you look this morning, there are red arrows dow futures down 244 points. the nasdaq indicated off 135 the s&p indicated down by 37 points this comes as you are looking at higher treasury yields as well all of this happening after that much stronger than anticipated jobs picture friday. good new

. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. it is friday what a week it has been. let's see where things stand for the u.s. equities. you check out red arrows across the board. modest declines. we have seen improvement in the last hour. dow figutures off 62. nasdaq down 104. this comes after stocks were down in yesterday's session. in fact, the dow lost 250 nasdaq down 1% you are now talking, i believe, about four of five days for declines for the market. treasury yields are taking a look at the 10-year treasury at 3.69%. yields are picking up. 2-year treasury above 4.511%. >>> breaking overnight japan yen whip sawed against the dollar kazuo ueda will be appointed as the next governor of bank of japan. ueda would replace the current governor kuroda who has held that role since 2013 ueda had been not considered a leading candidate, but the current deputy governor was approached for the job and turned it down ueda said no decision has been made, but made dovish comme

the parade is set to begin at second and market it goes through union square and then through chinatown now the parade will start at 5:15. it goes about two and a half hours. so there's still some time to get down here. and of course, we'll have all the highlights coming up tonight at 87 abc news at 11 reporting live ansar hassan abc 7 news answer. thank you so much. lots of umbrellas out there. well today people in the south bay had an opportunity to speak out about their concerns expressions of grief and hope a local congressman held an open discussion in the south bay following the mass shootings and half moon bay and monterey park also, we'll check out a spell a special celebration here in the bay area for black history month a look at the crucial and often. overlooked role of african-americans in the military it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month. that means you could save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. the fastest mobile servic

. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc live at the nasdaq market site in times squareith melissa lee and mike santoli joe and becky are off. thank you for waking up early. you have been doing it all week. today is an exciting one, i think. yesterday and now so much stuff happening. a lot to discuss >> the afterglow >> this is the afterglow party u.s. equities this hour experiencing -- i don't know about the afterglow. dow off 46 points. nasdaq 58 points

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square.uick along with joe kernen andrew is out today. you will see a mixed picture to start the day. dow futures are almost exactly flat bouncing back and forth. s&