marvin: not yet.n though we have gotten some surprises to the downside -- i cannot remember the last time we have said that for more than one reading. but inflation, sticky inflation, is still the main thing. we will get that divergence because we have economies with very different dynamics out of this. tom: what is the asset allocation given a messy summer with no resolution? if you have to look at six months or three years, how do you allocate? in honor of markowitz who died here this week, 60/40 or can you be more creative? marvin: we take a lot of investor readings. our indicators so there is continued defensiveness around this. there is a buildup of cash allocations are getting above longer-term averages second session return -- averages so recession concern is still out there. we see a pullback on commodity type allocations. that is where you see quality growth and potentially getting into health, things that will want to recession. those are things we look to for guidance. tom: this is importan

es parte de lo que dijo marvin que fue despedido luego de empujar los carritos fuera de el estadio dondeentemente, no me llamaron, no me dijeron tenemos una disculpa para usted. >> la pequeña marlene de 12 años ha relatado cómo ocurrieron los hechos. >> agarró el garrick carrito de la otra persona y se lo lanzo y después vino hacia el mío y también lo jalo pero cuando tiró el carro yo tenía la mano tomando el carrito y cuando lo jalo mi mano se quedó atrapada. >> líderes de la comunidad afroamericana dijeron que marvin carroll tuvo lapso de juicio tendrá que tomar clases de manejo de ira también aseguran que existe una investigación y es posible que deba enfrentar a la justicia porque se encuentra ahora en libertad condicional. marvin declaró que no se trató de un problema racial contra latinos. >> soy una persona que está apoyando la comunidad hispana. mis hijos son mitad hispanos y quiero que sepa que no tengo nada contra esa comunidad, agregó. >> por su parte la vendedora afectada y madre de la menor de 12 años le envió un mensaje a carroll. >> que sea una mejor persona. a veces tomam

marvin: no. i don't think so. i think that they are trying to send this message that they are on top of things and inflation will move in the right direction. i think they will get dissent out of the regional board, from the regional president, but at the board level, they have a working hard to make sure they have a unified message. jon: if you think about it, they don't hike today but they signal to the market and marketed -- market participants that they will hike again, maybe some dissent from somewhere might be welcome. lisa: i would agree with that, what credibility do they have that they will hike again? can they really signal a hawkish skip if everyone is saying, if you see the need for another rate hike -- jon: let's walk through this together. 2023, they have the unemployment rate in the current forecast at the end of the year at 4.5%. pc inflation 3.3% and they have fed funds nation where we are now. what needs to change? tom: nothing will change except within the press conference. people all right, it

so i keep going back to soul and particularly marvin gaye. but those are some other records that i think tell stories that maybe we wanted. we didn't want to hear, you know, that music an immediate effect. and from what can recall, it was very popular, very quickly, even though it might have been controversial. is that right, that it was the audiences expanding very quickly for that kind of music because content? yeah, absolutely. absolutely. and, you know, some songs become iconic, right? if you know the woodstock country. joe mcdonald, who was a veteran himself, is singing feel like i'm fixing to die, which becomes the kind of iconic song of that film. it's worth mentioning to the music that emerges in the late seventies and especially the early eighties. songs like bruce springsteen's born in the usa, billy joel's goodnight saigon, charlie daniels in saigon. so there's a there's a moment, and i think it overlaps with film that's happening of really of looking at the war and you're seeing you're seeing the second version of that story emerg

so i keep going back to soul and particularly marvin gaye. but those are some other records that i think tell stories that maybe we wanted. we didn't want to hear, you know, that music an immediate effect. and from what can recall, it was very popular, very quickly, even though it might have been controversial. is that right, that it was the audiences expanding very quickly for that kind of music because content? yeah, absolutely. absolutely. and, you know, some songs become iconic, right? if you know the woodstock country. joe mcdonald, who was a veteran himself, is singing feel like i'm fixing to die, which becomes the kind of iconic song of that film. it's worth mentioning to the music that emerges in the late seventies and especially the early eighties. songs like bruce springsteen's born in the usa, billy joel's goodnight saigon, charlie daniels in saigon. so there's a there's a moment, and i think it overlaps with film that's happening of really of looking at the war and you're seeing you're seeing the second version of that story emerg

rishaad: marvin chen, chief equity strategist. why are people shining china?vestable tag, but there is also some value to be found certainly, not just pockets, but in the markets generally, you could argue. zhang zhiwei: absolutely. as a share of gdp, it is still the number two economy in the world. in the past couple of days we have seen the market moving up and down quite a bit. and there is a debate ongoing that some investors do see value in china, particularly hong kong as the valuation is very attractive. the index is the same level as last year when we were locked down. look at the economy, it is much better than last year. there is definitely a debate going on. i don't think this is a one-way market. yvonne: the one concern for investors have is what they have been seeing when it comes to local government financing vehicles and the debt pile. accumulating their some say it is nothing new in china. but is it definitive anyway? zhang zhiwei: i think it is a long-term issue. five years, 10 years, that kind of problem. is it going to blow up this year and

but now the jewelry industry has read this covert of these color flu. marvin's creatures of the bulk of a coastal town in northwest, in tennessee, for centuries, that played a role in coal fishing and trade in the mediterranean region. but these days, businesses bought nearly all of the once likely handy cross shops on the beach. coming out a closed door at our folly is one of the few who continued to make to re from colorado, used to keep costs as business on to his children. but now he's not successful, whole isn't precariously short supply. so say what am i stuck on? what at some point that will probably be no more clear a left at all. how do you and people die out and what it says the read also is concerned. so justifies read coral, in particular, is highly sought after in the jewelry industry. but for years, mediterranean carl populations have been collapsing, which that's what pump and criminal activity solid and joey used to dives the carl, quite legally he says. but the rise in black market practices made that based on profitable, unsustainable. yeah. and let bishop, there's

had a months, has a major polls, a good part of the business model and be that good up the 911 and marvin at pick it up the 2611 in moon, but there is one of them and that of them didn't remain a pricing. then you have heard of the old why these i know these deep thinking, new identity and palms better than anything, sends out of the say that to them even an email from a minor d. and that can be no, it's an barts in dealing with the money or what some of such policies spawns. i mean, and as for being that i missed this visa globally 19th big impact both the a rumor loss and subheading its cause. i wish to remember congressman ron bryce and the stop members who lost their lives because we had to be much out of the front of them. we must be we shape knew what are the guns that is from god and guns. some of the need of our gaming device to the global south. the verified wire. that'd be dried. i probably be that the outlook on union big one point. remember the tape of d 20 the .

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. >> from marvin -- after marvin gaye passed away, i bought it from his estate.i got -- i got that paper. >> jimmy: i got to tell you, it's like a gift to all of us every time you're in something. you also just shot "beverly hills cop 4" which is unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was a hard one. >> jimmy: thanks for coming out of your house. hey, i heard you never go to arsenio's house, is that true? >> i've never been to his house. >> jimmy: never been to arsenio's house? >> once in 40 years. >> jimmy: how many times has he been to your house? just a random guess. >> he was at the house the other day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thousands of times? >> thousands of times. he's very mysterious. actually call him mysterio. >> jimmy: he's mysterious? he doesn't want you at his house? >> mysterious. arsenio pops up. then you'll be like, he's around, then "where'd arsenio go?" he left, didn't say good-bye. pops in, pops out. very mysterious. >> jimmy: on the way home, stop by, pound on the door, give him a real scare. >> i don't know where his house is. [ laugh

giving marvins a fighting chance may mean making the most excruciating decision a mother can make.ption. trapped in a humanitarian crisis, exits are few and far between. sti still, some are determined to forge new paths. coming north to another city and sailing to turtle island, where there's a history of smuggling going back centuries. jeanette and her friend kaisha have been living in this hut on the island. no power or running water. everything they own packed into these small bags. their dreams taking them far away from here. so many have come here for a chance to illegally cross to the u.s. by boat, creating an industry of sorts. smugglers charging high prices, $3,000 each, for a chance at a perilous voyage on a rickety boat. still, an upgrade, some say, to the horrors they faced at home. haitian migrants are trying to enter the u.s. at a crushing pace. more than 86,000 encountered by authorities since october. success far from guaranteed on the open seas. jacques lin, not his real name, has been sailing back and forth to the u.s. almost a decade. his passengers crammed, both

other tech names, new names like marvin ellison from lows and tricia griffith from progressive. >> onee in the headlines that does not make the list. elon musk, what's up with that. >> elon is polarizing. and i think that is something that people hold against him that you love him or hate him. it's fair to say that this is not necessarily the best year for tesla. a great company and remarkable inventor at the very least. but he has some downsides. >> he has some great things that tesla cannot deny but i cannot put ceo on this list that buys another company and sells tesla stock to go ahead and fund it. and does not worry about his shareholders, that's what your jobs is a ceo. >> the stock got hit very hard in the last month it added more than toyota and the u.s. automakers put together but not with twitter. on the other hand al some ceos that were dealt a bad hand but seem to make the best of it. >> in terms of qualitative and quantitative factors. from uber, if you look at that stock over his entire tenure, it has done nothing. given the pandemic people don't want to get in cars, give

it's julia simmons in less the 3 allies, china, the 100th anniversary of marvin lakes together. and there's no letter a letter celebrated as a whole with old age of 5000000 people. this will go along with the low risk periods in meaning off of a 100 and we're sort of virus public and the install law. i have no doubt that we will achieve this in a unit to your pens and hearts. and i would like to thank all my citizens in advance for accepting this invitation to use my beloved friends, citizens, a fellow of citizens distinguished guests of the results of the elections on may the 14th and may the 28th have many meanings. our people has, once again claimed its democratic gains and told us to keep going, keep working, that'd be your best. but this is not enough. and then they also told us to keep it. providing services are coming to a times to cast a shadow over the will of the nation have failed. and just like a century ago that this nation has again rejected the mandate. and patronage are all source is miss your city. politics of work and serve as prevailed over populism. and it wa

and seeing a fall in the 33 in the installer class, marvin said that somebody needs to come in then like you do it because i get stuck, but blue before you get a straight, you just use godaddy, but you more, but you've got to create your own, you know, get still started. it is a little a little bit, but be sure you got a little of shows. i mean, you have and you're going to mess with the bit of on your significance today. can you, can you hear the goal of voice from the words different to show your, to get our initial discussion here not to go over to the minute supply issue. she did a fair amount to me here. you know, just you to i agree with what it is, what are confuse you here? swear in your vehicle. i don't want you can forget the say, i gave it to you in a wrote a book about the concentration camps in korea, in collaboration with ryan to enter unless thomas motion and almost his family, the grandparents only spoke finished. so he has 2 native languages today. he's the editor in chief of the caribbean magazine, published in finish in detail up see one k off. so what would i us only

but now the jewelry industry has read this coverage of these kala flu. marvin's creatures of the to bulk of a coastal town in northwestern tennessee. for centuries, it played a role in coal fishing and trade in the mediterranean region. but these days, businesses bought nearly all of the once likely home. the cross shops on the beach coming out a closed more at our folly is one of the few who continued to make to re, from colorado use to keep costs as business on to his children. but now he's not successful in total isn't precariously short supply. so say what am i stuck on? what at some point they will probably be no more clara left at all heavy and people die out more that says the read off. i always concerns that justifies read coral, in particular, is highly sought after and the jewelry industry. but the use mediterranean carl populations have been collapsing, which that's with them and criminal activity, solid and joey used to dives the carl quite legally. he says. but the rise in black market practices made that based on profitable, unsustainable yeah. and the patient was a lot of

lavelle, this is the home edition to remind you we're discussing some wellness the let's go back to marvin merit casually. you feel you um a made me um, by the way of the word panic in the 1st part of the program. continue. my friend. tell us to explain the situation. you know, if the west on the nature's guidance material was making any products, any progress, a tool on the battlefield, why do you suddenly have you been a leader who is bang, especially on the table, guessing switch it and switch you in these youtube, my minutes and demanding more and more that you can guess fall struck into a nice remember, what do you need to do that? if you wouldn't, you don't need that. you know what is up becomes such a, such a school point that we have to do this. now we have to get in because you lose it. and you know, one of the conditions of phone jonas operating the brain is that you have to sign up sooner. the better the situation with the press colored, you have to get a school did every way you have to get permission to visit places. and one of the unwritten rules of gymnast operating. and you

petersburg, international economic for him is playing a role in not letting marvin back this year. um many countries come here for the investment inside their share because they show open the new policies part of a send me money effectively. insight that i share details. i bring them kind of part of the interesting part for development. but also 2nd because i the solutions so for reloads with the president allowed me to put the inside the fix up for the last 4 and the left man. and all the agents are doing a modern investment side coming and followed on countries be tied into the state to be mark, not also to share the out here to stand, not only to get an energy for them, but they're interested to invest in this. yeah, so this is very good success and this is new opportunity for ration dejan center shouldn't be fun to participate with the funding investments and part of the business. it is the very big success. russian presidency, aggression, business community that they overcome in on the all 3 of the beach and they faced from the sanctions. i am from many countries and this is t

where donald trump will be formerly in guided, that'll probably pour gasoline onto the fire caleb marvin archie, miami, over to africa now easy o b, i has criticized the u. n. world food program in washington over their decision to suspend food aid to the country. i made accusations of widespread and coordinated fast and easy open government spokesman has branded the move political saying it only causes more suffering. nearly 20000000 people are dependent on food aid to survive according to the un, mostly due to ongoing conflict and droughts in the region. local reporter for rob alyssa has more in this decision, not to cut off the much needed food supply is true. if your is really seen as the use of the federal government stokes person who says that this is a political decision, this was to be taken on the basis of the conflict which had endorsed the country in the horn of africa for 2 years of unrest. the civil strife between the federal government forces as well as the degree people's liberation front. now bent conflict was reached a ceasefire. at least from the applicant was that whic

with donald trump will be formally in guided, that'll probably pour gasoline onto the fire caleb marvin archie, miami, to an over to a 2nd. now what you see up here has criticized the u. n. world feet program on washington over the decision to suspend food a to the country. and we talk use ations of widespread and coordinates of theory. and if you open government, suppose person, the husband isn't even political saying it's only causes more suffering when the other 20000000 people are dependent on food a to survive according to the un, mostly due to ongoing conflicts and droughts in the region. look, reports a couple of subtler sensors, this report of this decision not to cut off the much needed for the supply a true if your is really seen as a political. why did he say look, use of the federal government stokes person who says that this is a political decision. this laws to be taken on the basis of the conflict which had indulged the country in the horn of africa for 2 years of unrest. the civil strife between the federal government forces as well as the great people's liberation front

we're discussing some wellness the let's go back to marvin merit casually. you feel you um a made me um, by the way of the word panic in the 1st part of the program. continue my freshman. hello sir. explain the situation. you know, if the west and the nature of the guidance and material was making any products, any progress, a tool on the battlefield. why do you suddenly have you been a leader who is bang, especially on the table? guessing switch it and switch you in these youtube, my minutes and demanding more and more that you can guess fall struck into nature membership. why do you need to do that? if you wouldn't, you don't need that. you know what is up become such a, such a school point, but we have to do this. now we have to get in because you lose it. and, you know, one of the conditions of phone jonas operating the brain is that you have to sign up to an imbedded situation with a press colored. you have to get school did every well you have to get permission to visit places. and then one of the unwritten rules of gymnast operating when you tried thi

legends but icon like stevie wonder, jackson 5, michael jackson, the supremes and my mama's favorite, marvin. start clapping now for the san francisco theater company. nate the soul singer and ryan. >> how you doing? we got a couple temptation songs for you. you all ready for that? alright, let's go. [singing] >> thank you thank you thank you. i'm rodney earl jackson, jr., artistic director of the theater company. >> anthony jackson. >> amen, amen, amen. we got one more for you because our wonderful may loves this song but dedicated to all the beautiful black ladies in here. especially looking at dr. cheryl davis and looking at my beautiful mother. alright. alright. i'm going to take the glasses off for this. get into the motown spirit. [singing i got sunshine by the temptations] you all know this next part. come on london, i need ya. [singing continued] >> thank you so much. happy juneteenth! >> hello everyone. my name is nate the soul singer and i'm going to come to you about r & b music. i'm a r&b artist myself. i had to do studying and get history. r & b music was born in the 40. lewis j

marvin l, 61. gains are unbelievable. what do you think about the point that gerstner makes? >> there are two things he's got going on. today is different than 99 because all these companies -- we are talking about enormous companies. however, this could start to go south. you get to a point where there are no more buyers. can have that in 50% or 20% and then it degenerative ai. >> positioning was so offsides presumably you are not necessarily anywhere near that point. >> correct. there has been a lot of big winners and at some point it happens in markets that there is a catalyst that has nothing to do with ai that some other catalyst that investors say to back off. >> a gerstner right or wrong? >> i would agree with a lot of what he says. as it relates to a bubble it will spur competition. there is no way that nvidia will own 70 percent of this market for the next 10 years. there will be other firms and other operators that will start to get in play, but i think it'll help the business and that is part of what we see. it will start to play out over the next couple years. >>

and joining me now is marvin fong, the btig analyst alongside phil lebeau.best place to sell my used car in. >> first of all, thanks for having me, kelly yeah, according to our study we looked at four of the largest platforms out there, including carmax, carvana, but the winner of our study was a study called cars.com, you know they had the best over in our pricing study 52% of the time. this actually follows a good performance in august of last year when he ran a similar study with the same set of cars and cars.com came out winner in that survey it looks like the first place to look to sell your scar cars.com. >> duly noted. >> shop around and look at all the different pricing engines out there. >> i would expect you to say good for consumers, not great for the company. they are overpaying for inventory and the rest of it, but you're quite bullish on this company and think they benefit from this business model >> yes different companies have different models like a carvana carmax are buying for themselves cars.come an intermediary. they don't take possessio

. >> marvin from oklahoma, independent line. >> good morning. >> you are on. i think the law of the churches is trump from at least four different directions, it looks like. i don't want to see any ex-president in prison. i think it makes us look like a third world country. i think there are two cases that are very important that we need to go to trial and at least need to find him innocent or guilty. that's why i want the documents. it is important that we establish whether or not the president -- we want him to be more of a king or do we want him to be subject to the laws of everyone else. that's why it's important to go forward with that. if he is found guilty, i don't want him in prison for that. but in georgia, there is going to be an indictment or found guilty of interfering with the georgia election. i think he has to go to prison for it because it would look even worse than sending an ex-president to prison. it will look worse if we let him capture and election and all that. >> james in kentucky, democrat. good morning. >> i've been a lifelong democrat

. ♪ to keep me there from getting to you, babe ♪ stuart: marvin gaye.ople, it is 1 11:00 on the east coast of this united states of america. it is thursday, june the 2 22nd. i guess that's the second day of summer. doesn't look like it though. check the markets, please. they're all over the place today. the at the moment it's a mixed bag. we've got the cow down 70, the nasdaq -- dow down 70, the nasdaq up 31. no clear trend. big tech mostly lower but not entirely so. amazon, apple, microsoft up, alphabet, met a -- meta down. the 10-year treasury moving up again today, 3.78% is your 10-year treasury yield. now this. he really hated trump. congressman adam schiff was a key driver of the russia hoax. he led first impeachment prosecution. he was on the january the 6th investigating committee, he was on intelligence committee and claimed trump was a russian agent. well, he was censured by the house on the grounds that he, quote, purposely deceived his committee, congress and the american people. after the vote he had to face speaker mccarthy to take his cens

alderman marvin elder tells cnn that sergeant greg capers is suspended without pay effective immediatelyofficer shot aderrien murry after he called 911 for help during a domestic disturbance last month. the police department told cnn they would not comment about the case. >>> temecula, california, sounding off after their local school board rejected a state-backed social studies curriculum and fired the district's superintendent in the process. >> the audience will be cleared. that's your first warning. >> so that what you just saw there, that was the reaction amp temecula valley school board voted to fire the superintendent, jodie mcclay, even as parents and supporters chanted her name. dismay came after the board rejected the curriculum in part over a discussion of gay rights activist and politician harvey milk. school officials say that the curriculum does not include harvey milk directly but refers to him in a supplemental resource for teachers. >>> and the las vegas golden knights, stanley cup champions for the first time ever. the golden knights dominated game five scoring a remark

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it's like you started to see this, you know, and a couple of years later, marvin gaye was singing what's going on? you know, in a war is not the answer. so again, you started to see this kind of anti-war sentiment taking hold in the united states and in my neighborhood, just, you know, at the same time, you started to see the public opposition, you know, because the tet offensive, you know, growing against the war at home know. but, you know, you talked about also the cultural going on because of the riots of 67 in detroit and then 68, the most other places, the military actually started to change. you know, the military was was integrated in the sense that there were a lot of black soldiers working alongside white soldiers. you can't look at a pulitzer prize winning of, you know, soldiers in vietnam without seeing black faces in there. but until then, 68, 69, if went into the is the military bases, you know, most of the most of the products, most of the magazines were not they didn't have jet magazine or ebony magazine in there. they started to suddenly stock those. they started started

marvin gaye, stevie wonder. he crossed the color barrier.♪ >> reporter: sullivan's goal was simple. ♪ there's no people like show people ♪ >> reporter: present the best talent the world had to offer. >> ladies and gentlemen, the beatles. >> reporter: so it's not surprising the ed sullivan show was where this little group from liverpool made their first live u.s. tv appearance. >> they put on the screen the name s so that everybody at hom knew who paul was, who george was, who ringo was. and when it came to john -- ♪ -- it said, sorry, girls. he's married. >> reporter: one of those girls was 13-year-old debbie gentler. >> there you go, right there. >> you know what? there was so much screaming, i really did not hear the beatles. but i was not there to hear the beatles. i was there to see them, be in the same room, and take in the same air that they were breathing. >> do you remember anything about ed sullivan? >> when ed came on the stage, he immediately tried to quiet everyone down. >> did that work? > um, no. no. >> reporter: as the '60s ca

marvin loh with ideas on allocation. our next guest is so important. we've got equity, a lift today. you've got to buy stocks on june 30 two catch up in your underperformance. i've got bitdog for katie, 31,000. katherine greifeld is in for lisa abramowicz and jonathan ferro. what have you got? katie: i want to talk about apple. premarket action up .8%, above that $3 trillion valuation. with the amazing rally we have seen this year, citi initiating coverage with a buy rating at eight $240 price target saying the stock has room to rally another 30%. the analyst wrote apple is navigating the macro slowdown and inflationary pressure on consumer spending by consistently gaining share from android phones. we believe the street is underestimating continued gross margin expansion. tom: the margin expansion is important, but also this word. it is the ecosystem. how many airpods are under the greifeld couch at home? katie: [laughter] so many. they are impossible to keep track of. tom: we decided to go to the only man in america who has not lost the family airpod