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[applause] [laughter] ♪ >> marty walsh, folks. [applause] thank you. hope you have had a great afternoon. please thank all the staff before you leave today. congratulations to our awardees, 36 days. let's go do it, folks. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> the media distorted what i said. it is wrong and ridiculous to repeated over and over again. i am who i am. i am pro-life. today, the states are making decisions, and that is more appropriate than that happening at the federal level. >> we have one of the strictest laws in the country. women are going to die if they have not already because of this . we have a governor that believes a 10-year-old child raped should be forced to carry the baby to term. that is not compassion. that's not what we should have in south dakota. we need to make sure that there are exceptions. >> i would argue the issue of abortion should not be left to either group. that should be left to the individual involved in the medical professional. it is a medical decision and the majority of the voters or majority of politicians have a me

marty makary is a man we trust. he's a professor at johns hopkins university. he joins us tonight to assess. doctor , thanks so much for coming on . is it an overstatement to say there's really no medical justification for this? >> well, there is certainly no clinical data. they've got data from eight mice on the omicron vaccine and young people and the child vaccine story is essentially a story of bypassing clinical data, which is why many of us are asking why even have an fda? why do we even do clinical trials? right now, we've got pharma saying, hey, we did a study. we're going to give you the top line of the press release. we're going to call the white house and the white house then calls the fda and the cdc

we have a pretty vibrant labour marty —— labour market at the moment— labour marty —— labour market at, you want to— moment so on the basis of that, you want to bring people into filled the -aps want to bring people into filled the gaps that — want to bring people into filled the gaps that still exist in it, so i can see — gaps that still exist in it, so i can see as— gaps that still exist in it, so i can see as part of her growth plan this kind _ can see as part of her growth plan this kind of— can see as part of her growth plan this kind of thing could actually work _ this kind of thing could actually work. now, asjo has pointed out, suella _ work. now, asjo has pointed out, suella braverman doesn't want to, she wants — suella braverman doesn't want to, she wants to curb immigration and is not keen— she wants to curb immigration and is not keen on— she wants to curb immigration and is not keen on issuing more visas to people _ not keen on issuing more visas to people from abroad. but in this particular— people from abroad. but in this particular instance, i think probably the pm is r

marty makary. doctor, you're the perfect gentleman to have on right now.mitted on camera that its vaccine was not ready for prime time. that it wasn't tested to stop transmission. you're going to hear that. you will hear this. we want your reaction to florida surgeon general joseph ladipo florida recommending against vaccines for men under age 40 due to cardiac problems. watch this. >> i will speak in english so there are no misunderstanding. first, the pfizer covid vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market. if not, please say it clearly. >> regarding the question around did we know about stopping immunization before it entered the market? no. these, you know, we had to really move at the speed of science to really understand what what is takes place in the market. >> i ask people still hemming and hawing about this, if this vaccine if it had been known two years ago or so, that this vaccine would increase cardiac deaths in young men by 84%, would they have approved it? the obvious answer is no, you would never g

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joining us bruce westerman, former deputy independent counsel sol wisenberg, doctor marty makary chiefconomist lindsay, jampacked show. hurricane ian reveals clean energy dirty secret not just human rights abuses to make this but uncontrollable fire. growing frustration at the d.o.j., prosecutors battling to pin down hundred biden on criminal tax charges for reports coming in that hunter is using his drug addiction as a defense. the u.s. tax court ruled taxpayers cannot use plus new potential game changer lawsuit and chicago reveals officials do little to nothing to track violent felons democrat policies set free from prison and truckers in an uproar joining the military against biden's vaccine mandates. they cite unvaccinated illegal immigrants crossing the border and this debate the political peril of who the gop will try to impeach first if the biden in the biden white house if they win back congress. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ we began with stocks taking hits today, nasdaq down nearly 4%. watch the trends, stock trading, volatility and stock tra

what do you think he would have said they're certainly a lot of us who remember marty felton is very sharp thinker and how would he have reacted? well, you know marty was an absolutely central influence in my life as an economist not just as a scholar, although he had considerable reputation there but as an advisor as a friend over many years i still miss him deeply i think he would like the ideas in the book, you know marty at the national bureau of economic research when he was president of it ran what he called pin factory tours now for the viewers, you know, the pen factories are critical example, and smith's booked illustrate gains from specialization and division of labor. palestine's pen factory tours suggest to me that he wanted economist to talk to practical people on more than one occasion what i would stuck on something he would say to me a couple of things one the solution probably lies in walking around and talking to people not just sitting at your desk and trying to figure it out. that's it. that's an incredible insight from a scholar. nothing could be true or that it'

marty makary next on "the evening edit" then i got the dexcom g6. my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. vo: it's a new day. because covid vaccines just got a big update. just in time for everyone who works. with other people. just in time for... ...more togetherness. just in time to say “oh, you bet we'll be there!” because the updated vaccines can now protect against both the original covid virus and omicron. and that's a moment... we've all been waiting for. >> welcome back, new york's top court ruled all new york workers fired over covid vaccine mandates must be reinstated with back pay. the judge ruled there were multiple constitutional rights that were violated. madison alworth has more. madison. reporter: elizabeth, the new york supreme court ruled that new york city cannot fire sanitation workers that refuse to get the covid-19 vaccine. this ruling opening up the doors for all new york city public sector workers that refused those vaccine mandates. but the case is not ove

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leaders have also read my books and didn't like them. pandora's main character is police officer, marty o'connor condo isn't blind to the problems of cuban society. the woman problem worth about, you're only at a time like this, maria condo with the probably be a white tide of life on the politic robbie. the goyal to the go in grand consumption a little while ago, it seemed that cuba had a more or less well overnighted opposition will we me a bully. the young mom out of his own went, has practically completely disintegrated. film. see, 1st thing thing little by becoming but i think i went through it's you ation is starting to get very similar to what it was a year ago. bull policy look more thorough run your boss e. it's never a good idea to return to the blast along when you should be looking to the future. no, go and i went awful. jim e c motor only. if i met maria canada and got up and he asked me what i think about, but i will go or any one else for that matter in oil solomon, i'd say that there's nothing we can do, no matter where you get the letter from. it said, try and defend as

marty plant. it's an argentine tradition out. i'm now leaving the city just a 20 minute drive from san rafael. you'll find one of the reasons highlights this huge maze in ah, allowing both his, his labyrinth was created to honor argentinian writer, hot hello, his body, his from some 8000 bucks would plan on you. you can really get lost as it covers close to, to head to that. ah . but we made it. okay, let's move on. as soon as handle a file up looking around 30 kilometers south of san rafael, you'll find the valet grant a damn. it serves 2 functions. first, the hydro electric plant produces powered through the city here and i'm and 2nd, it funnels the oswell river into a reservoir creating a wonderful lake that i select. yeah. hello. and here you can also had fish and soak up some son. oh go kayaking a fill our he the in the peasant place to paddle around her. i'll hope to see you soon. in san raphael along the mozilla, the psychopath runs on both banks of the river on route. you can always find f

marty plant. it's an argentine tradition our now we're leaving this city just a 20 minute drive from san rafael. you'll find one of the reasons highlights this huge maze in ah, a loading bought of his, his labyrinth was created to honor argentinian writer. hon. hillary's board has from some 8000 bucks with plans and you, you can really get lost as it covers close to to hector there. ah . but we made it. okay, okay, let's move on. i sort of amplifier that looks around 30 kilometers south of san rafael. you'll find the valet graham day damn. it saves 2 functions. first, the hydro electric plant produces powered through the city here and i'm and 2nd, it funnels the us well, really into a reservoir creating a wonderful lake. but i select the yeah, highlight in here, you can also add fish and soak up some son. oh, go kayaking. at the lower he did, the peasant placed a paddle around her. i hope to see you soon in san raphael. along them was ill. the psychopath runs on both banks of the river on route. y

out a lotta whole one need that up in the summer because when they're in the family with support, marty in it, all of you in the data denominator liquid is really challenging, like getting up from the appropriate of designing them, getting the funds and then getting into the project and next to what they want to go to. the next i originated, i'm expecting huge names to get fill up those licks and his biggest challenging, if likes to be able to unit. if there is no one has nobody really comfortable to do these kind of things. ah big lost or no money order pulled as we're walking here on this leg or we're doing a diesel thing currently. so wayne deepening more. obviously we can now more got it. we're going to be of what rolling and huge money has been invested here. and we all voted like, destroy was about darla walter and to jesse recently was continuously we are working. ah, i pressure is that i need to prior complete this by the name to this like a we are in a mid of august, august or september. october will our usernames, so i don't want to miss that opportunity. ah, ah ah. oh on i co

marty walsh, and we are going to get his take on all of that. but first, let's get you caught up on to news about the economy this week the biden administration is celebrating a first the united states budget deficit was sliced in half for fiscal year 2022. a fell by 1.4 chilean dollars. this is the biggest when your drop in history. here is what president biden had to say about why that matters the federal deficit went up every single year in the trump administration every single year he was president it went up before the pandemic. it went up during the pandemic. it one of every single year on his watch, the republican watch. and the republican criticism criticize economic record, but look at what i have inherited and what i have done. >> okay, big deal. but you and most every other voter out there probably are asking yourself right now, had this affect me? and will this affect midterm elections? well, the fed does watch the deficit to determine interest rates, but are you going to notice it at the grocery store next week? you are not. we've a

i was recently scale black following public backlash. marty ordered all french trips out of the country and even accused paris of assisting the terrorist. we are some locals in booking as to what they think about the french involvement in that country. the love of the bay france has been stealing from us for decades. we are losing money. people have been killed and france is controlling our leaders that we are here today to support abraham treasury. alida he is the only guy who can free us from french occupation. since we have been working with france, we are still under developed. we are among the poorest countries of the world. and we no longer need from where we want to be like molly. like rwanda said, was france for 60 years, even before i was born, france has been a mass france didn't bring anything to my country. it's a slavery. that's the reason we say it, eat france way for a long time. our mom's sister's kids in our south. we are still slay. we no longer need france now, it's russia, nothing bad. and i ran the next step for him is to quickly move closer to rush. you strengthen

the western african region included between a faster and marty has been grip for in civil as he is back in 2014 france. the former colonial power in the area sent an expeditionary force to fight the is armika terris. the however, the mission has seen little progress. i was recently scaled blank following public backlash. marty ordered all french trips out of the country and even accused paris of assisting the terrorist. we offer some locals in booking as to what they think about the french involvement in their country. the love of the bay france has been stealing from us for decades. we are losing money. people have been killed and france is controlling our leaders that we are here today to support abraham trower, alida he is the only guy who can free us from french occupation. since we have been working with france, we are still under developed. we are among the poorest countries of the world, and we no longer need from. we want to be like molly, like rwanda, san fran to you for 60 years, even before i was born, france has been a mask of france, didn't bring anything to my country. it'

fox was not the original marty mcfly. eric stolz was actually him.ic stolz and brought in michael j. fox. how much better the chemistry was and how much more natural it was to work with michael j. fox. take time off from "family ties." >> i love eric stolz. don't get me wrong. i can't imagine a "back to the future" without michael j. fox. all of them. >> it is nice 20to see the two them together. marty and doc, together forever. >>> no surprise that walking is good for you but what is the magic number when it comes to just how many steps you should be taking every day? here with an answer, told 10,000. what's the right number? >> what's the magic number? how many steps did you take running a 5k? >> go run it. >> somewhere between 4,000 and 6,000. yes. what is the magic number? researchers in this study wanted to see how did physical activity or steps translate to development of chronic disease and took 6,000 adults average age about 56. most of whom overweight. body index of about 28. gave them a fitbit. days or mor. 86% associated lower risk's diabe

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recorded over the past week representatives trade unions as part of a mobile group, which includes martytate control committee , visited more than 200 stores. many questions remain about the cost of non-food products, building materials and spare parts for vehicles, reserve. to reduce their cost, too, there are many during the year raised the price by laying. it contains the so-called currency risks. they haven't been confirmed. so it's time to reconsider the formation of a number of fruit products, the so- called edible onions beets potatoes cabbage apples, they fell in price, and this is the first time in for quite a long time, and at the same time we see that the rise in prices for cereals has stopped, because we said that this constant happened during the year. and for some positions it even reached 40% in a circle. now 100% happened. so, the president is true when she said that, well, there is some kind of fat, and some additional points that could move the chains or manufacturers, we are now seeing on a pencil and the availability of goods on store shelves, as well as in pharmacies

you're generally healthy and not one of these candidate patient to really benefit from it. >> doctor marty makary, thank you for your time we appreciate your expertise. >> thanks. >> before we go you can catch the dan bongino show every damn fox nation. here's a clip from this week show. >> when you argue with the liberal friends who declare things right, how is it right i have the right to free healthcare, your first question to them should be if you are declaring something a right, are you declaring an obligation on someone else? or else it is not a right. i have the right to healthcare, so you get to walk into a doctor because you've got some kind of itch on your arm and said i demand your services right now even if i refused to pay, that is your right. >> adhered by declare my right, no you watch braveheart too much. >> you can stream the show every damn fox nation from 12 - 3, don't miss it follow unfiltered on facebook, and instagram at unfiltered on fox, that does this for unfiltered, we hope you enjoyed the show will see you back here on saturday set your dvr if you cannot make it

marty makary, good morning, doctor. it sunday? >> well, there is an attempt to not support research that could lead someone to see information that may make them concerned about the vaccine. yet, there has been a tremendous shucking of research dollars to covid appear there is a selective agenda with research dollars, and we haven't gotten the data from the cdc for the research. florida decided they would do with themselves. what they found his true signal in the data. that is if you look at myocarditis and heart attacks after the vaccine, the question is, is it random and is it lightning striking an coincidence i got the vaccine? where is there an association there? what they found is it occurs randomly over time. but after the vaccine the person is 84% higher. and they cannot tell you the risk and a young, health email. no one has that information. so florida has said look at young, healthy male and the highest risk myocarditis and the lowest risk of covid we don't have enough information to push this. >> ainsley: don

who will be coming on "squawk box," marty.rview >> i know you would be disappointed if it is not me, jan will take over on the interview and day-to-day >> okay. inflation is definitely above 4.98%. just in general, how do we look at this? do we say great, wages are not rising as much are people getting further behind >> i think generally the fed is having the effect. the wages are moderating that is the first time it has been below 5% wage increase since april. job growth is moderated also in small businesses for the seventh consecutive month. part of it is you can't find the people best job growth in the south north carolina, florida right now and in texas and the worst cities, believe it on the west coast. san francisco, seattle, san diego. really have the least job growth of any place in the u.s. right now. >> what do you attribute that to, marty? >> you know, we are hearing people not coming back to the cities like san francisco and so small businesses are having a tough time finding people. they are just not coming back b

in an interview with bloomberg television, secretary marty wash -- marty walsh flagged the labor marketing prices. sec. walsh: we need to continue to bring down the rising prices, certainly what opec made a decision to do with not helpful. the president was disappointed and we are disappointed but they need to bring down those pressures. i certainly don't want to see the unemployment numbers go up. >> some people say that is the objective. how are you preparing for the pain they are forecasting and what can we do when it comes to things like immigration? sec. walsh: on the unemployment, we are talking about three months for those numbers to come down. we are still seeing 263,000 people going to work today. we are still seeing those numbers going on, so that is something that is important. people still looking for work, we like to see the participation rate a little higher. we have to see what happening now. >> you broke a deal with union in the last few months. i understand -- are you worried about the rate? sec. walsh: the union leaders now are out explaining to the members within thos

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thank you very much. marty has billing a in a key of their for us turner, for some other news related to the war in ukraine. danish police say last month not stream gas pipeline leaks were caused by powerful explosions. at least 50 meters off the baltic. pipeline is missing. investigators believe it was sabotaged. australia has reversed the previous governments recognition of west jerusalem as israel's capital. foreign minister penny wong says city, the city status should be decided by peace talks. israel's prime minister yal a pete said it's a hasty response. for the french cement maker lafarge has pleaded guilty to paying millions of dollars to the so called islamic state. the company paid the terra group to keep operating and syria. the farce has agreed to penalties of nearly $780000000.00 to settle a case in the us. an iranian climate who competed without bearing the mandatory, his job has allegedly allegedly apologized as rec. copy says a headscarf came off by accident during an event in south korea rights activists now fear for safety. instagram account claims. she's going home

well, he is say, marty has been the most dominant figure malaysian politics ever again i don't, i don't think i ever see someone like him again. i mean he was prime minister originally from 198-1223 retired. it came back to politics and be a collision in in 2018 and they wanna ok, the funny thing about this man is that he either love or hate it in militia, but he remains very influential. and most people give you that he. ready someone who just kind let cool even at 97, a lot of people here a few that obviously shouldn't let go a long time ago. ready but he remains influential. he's poppy. he's like, need a mic major in rhodes, but he's hoping that he can be a king, nick a form the next government. now as someone with a lot of influence, martinez is warning that the ruling party wants to pod and the former prime minister nadia rosa can you mentioned a little bit earlier. he's in jail over the multi $1000000000.01 empty base candle . how likely is that to happen? it's a complicated process. to get plodded, you would be tight, require the king to and possibly his fellow who lives in malay

thank you very much. marty has billing in a key of their for us the head of germany is cyber security agency has been fired from his job after report the legit he had inappropriate links to russia. the interior minister says on the should bomb damaged, public confidence in his neutrality and impartiality. recent report say he founded a security group with ties to russian intelligence and bone became head of germany, cybersecurity agency in 2016. and he has our political correspondence, simon, young, recounting the events that led to showing bob's dismissal yoga well, the extraordinary things about this is that these allegations really put together by a humorous tv show on the public said the f channel. and they're investigation essentially. yeah. claimed that an organization called cyber security, germany, that was founded by, on a shirt bone, had to close links to russia. now this is a, a sort of informal grouping but with some fairly senior people in it and, and lots of businesses that were affiliated. and they were also providing advice to politicians and public officials and busin

well, he is say, marty has been the most dominant figure. religion, politics ever again i don't, i don't think i ever see someone like him again. i mean he was prime minister originally from 1981 and 223. the tie. it came back to politics and be a collision in 2018 to who and they wanna ok. the funny thing about this man is that he either love or hate the militia, but he remains very influential. and most people give you that he someone who just kind let cool even at 97. a lot of people here, a few that obviously shouldn't let go a long time ago. but he remains influential. his poppy is likely to make major inroads, but he's hoping that he can be a king, nick a form the next government now as someone with a lot of influence mahard here is warning that the ruling party wants to pardon the former prime minister nadia rosa can you mentioned a little bit earlier, he's in jail over the multi 1000000000 dollar one m d base candle. how likely is that to happen? it's a complicated process. to get plodded, you wouldn't be title required to king to and possibly he still. ready malaysia, to run him

we hoping if one kid marty, hoping to find out more about his new foot if side job and get to know is still his capital time. and i can grab next on the d, w, unleashing the power of business. women. if you want to change the faith is to uphold the conversation that's been silenced. realize, time with across africa. female entrepreneurism making way. gash, visiting economic growth a 1st time in 60 minutes on d, w. a . what people have to say matters to us for me. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d w. but i just wanted to say was, i can tell you, is it because i'm just a member of but 11th, i'm not good.

tom: labor secretary marty walsh speaking with bloomberg's jonathan ferro.g up, credit suisse's securitized products unit. we will get details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. happy monday. this is how big euro market is trading. the benchmark is down 0.3%, paring some of the heavier losses at the start of the session. futures in the u.s. pointing lower by 0.2%. euro-dollar getting you 97 u.s. cents. the boe reinforcing the ability to step in with liquidity. let's get to what is happening on the corporate breaking front. a couple of fascinating stories evolving. we cannot spend too long away from the credit suisse story. that bank has drawn interest from the likes of pimco and a center bridge partners for its securitized products unit. it is a key pillar of the swiss lenders planted downside its investment bank and would help pay for that restructuring. joining us for the details is charlie wells. what is the appeal of this part of the business? are they likely to get good value for it? >> this is a striking part of credit suisse's b

marty, mr. jones and the balance of what remains in the second vote. >> unless there are any other statements, madam clerk, let's vote on item 32 in terms of fernando marti, whitney jones and shannon -- >> >>clerk: [roll call] >> there are 11 ayes. thank you madam clerk, the item to be filed and removing mr. kohen. >> thank you. i want to put this in context. in about 2001, then supervisor mark leno passed and authored san francisco's first inclusionary housing law at 10% for residential structures of 10 or more units, and that evolved over time to a higher percentage. it was always a dynamic number depending on markets, cost of construction. in 2012, unfortunately that number at 12% was ensconced in the city charter and became frozen and if there were opportunities to retain housing, it was 26% and if cost went through the roof, there was no way to bring that number down and it remained a static number and in 2017 we offered a charter amendment and return that to the province of the executive a

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their updated back to the future time machine kit brick to the future features lego depictions of martyly and doc brown driving a new version of the delorean time machine made famous, of course, in the movie franchise. this latest design is much more detail than the version lego released back in 2013. it was due for an upgrade. it's got some cool features like working gullwing doors, tires that fold up for flight mode a light up flux capacitor and a hood that even opens up it also doc and marty, many figures and a hoverboard. i feel like you saying that's awesome. like 3 times 6, i think i should get this for you for it. you know, it just seems cool, right? like it would be. it would be fun if they had the little lego guys >> with the nike shoes, the spectrum like, oh, yeah, its a lake and why well, stick with us. we've got sports night live coming up next. thanks for joining us. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted t

. >>> well, for more, let's bring in marty, he is the senior manager of fort myers, florida, where he joins us now. thank you, sir, so much for taking the time to speak to us and answer our questions. i just want to start off by saying our hearts go out to everyone in your area. it is starting to see the images and that devastation. what is your situation at the moment? >> well, things are all pretty good here in fort myers. we have a very experienced team of department directors and key staff, they have dealt with storms before. none this strong, i don't believe, but nonetheless, they know what to do and how to do it, so we have gotten a quick start on the recovery process, relocated a lot of debris out of the roadways, so that our normal services for sanitation and solid waste can start, and the people in the community can drive around. we had some things here we have not seen in the past, such as our yacht basins, some of the moats were piled up, and some were thrown out, washed out of the yacht basin or the marina, vehicles were carried down the street, relocated me and damaged .

marty, the number of ukrainian diplomats was a little more than 20 people, half of them were regulares of the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine and the foreign intelligence service of ukraine, which violates the rules in the host country of the depression, emphasizes that ukraine has chosen the path of aggression against belarus in spite of normal diplomatic relations. as an example, at the end of february, a representative of the embassy comes to the chairman of the ukrainian diaspora in gomel, is interested in the movement of military equipment across the territory of belarus and other issues related to svo, films, to appear, i’ll say tanks, that i’ve already gone there, uh, an armored personnel carrier, in case i’m not the only one down the street no one is driving. well, okay then. uh, tomorrow morning it ’s very about the equipment, but there are gas stations somewhere, including setting up veil traps to fix the military equipment of the military echelons. these are just a few examples of behavior and activities that the ukrainian side will remi