not be able to read and understand a simple text by the time their tenure is old, our reporter is mary chris and bows and joe, i'll so or as have met with children in brazil struggling to keep up and one teacher on a mission to coax pupils back into the classroom. teacher carlos edwardo currently spends more time out in the city than in the classroom. he's searching rio de janeiro poorest neighborhoods for school dropouts. so they can get back to learning when you go forward, you the only way to change their reality and, and the cycle of misery. barclays. if you can use your money, then in this the valor in the west of the city, eduardo needs an escort for safety. schools were closed here for around a year with lessons held online. but family than the for valet can often only access the internet via cell phone, if at all. so many students of last contact with the school. edwardo bumps into one student who dropped out of school before the pandemic moment. when i work in the scrapyard dismantling air conditioners in brown, he's not sure if he wants to return. he and many others have to work be

chris? >> yeah, and mary, i mean, if i may say so facetiously, i was shocked to see that your good friend, johnnk john didn't have his facts straight. i mean, the fact is that novak djokovic, he thought he was entering the australian open, he thought he was entering the country. he couldn't get into the country, because it was -- the paperwork wasn't good enough. he said -- we talked about this before, chris, back in april of 2020, djokovic said that he wouldn't want to be forced by someone to take a vaccine in order to travel, but then he said, fit becomes compulsory, what will happen? i'll have to make a decision. now he's got to make a decision, because he wouldn't be allowed to play tennis this country or in england. it sounds like france has decided to knuckle down and keep him out of there. this is a guy who is one of the all-time greats and i think this could have a shattering impact on his place tennis history if he doesn't get jabbed. it's frustrating for someone who like me who really enjoys watching this guy play that he's created so much chaos and so -- it's not just his fault. i bl

so without further ado i present mary pat and chris christie. here thank you, peter. want to make sure i don't have any feedback on this but but this is really really great. this is a nice a nice cozy group and and i just wanted to say thank you to peter and the board the library's been an important part of our our life and our families life for the last 30 years, which is amazing. we've been here for 30 years. so we really we really appreciate all that the libraries do and i actually just paid a fine a $40 fine to the library to two weeks ago. i had to pick up a book and i guess i hadn't been in a couple years. um, so i my $40 fine. you don't even want to know. it was a book club book anyway, so, um well, thank you to everybody for coming out here. it's really it's been an interesting journey these last i guess six or seven months that it's taking you to to write this book and what i wanted to start out was to ask chris why he wrote it and also ask him to tell you us a little bit the process of writing it. sure. well, thanks everybody for being here tonight. it's gre

so to many to many people chris christie is known as governor abc abc news analyst national spokesperson and also new york times bestselling author. mary patrick christie also has the career that extends beyond our borders here in midland township having been successful career on wall street as well as as well as holding the holding the title of first lady and quitting itself very well with doing a number of programs to across the state a

marie? are you there? hello, chris? >> hello. can you hear me? >> i can. thank you. >> i a special education teacher. while i disappointed that there are considerations about these cuts to sites, i hopeful the conversation will be continuing and the information in the interim report will be accurate and presented clearly to the members of the public and that people will be given actual opportunity to provide feedback that is listens to. it hurts me when i hear that people didn't know that people wanted things when i myself have commented, hey,, i need more clarity on this. and when i have heard others comment that. i would like to thank you all for the work you have done on this so far and encourage you to continue making this work and avoid making harmful cuts to school sites, wherever humanly possible. >> thank you. hello, terra? >> yes. i want to say that, you know, we go from 57,002 enrolled and that is a decline in enrolment. that is true. i feel like we have pointed to the easy away -- the easy way out. we get about 20 kids per class and so let's dec

so to many to many people chris christie is known as governor abc abc news analyst national spokesperson and also new york times bestselling author. mary

half years of rehabbing two major injuries sports anchor chris alvarez joining us now with more and what do you call this play day, right? our maryclay smiths. we might go with that clay thompson taking the floor tomorrow night against cleveland for the first time dion 941 days. he's going to be in uniform playing for the warriors made that official announcement on social media with a simple message. donation i'm back. he's back the warriors getting back. they're all-star splash brother. this is a man who scored 37 points in one quarter scored 16 a game on only 11 dribbles only like clay ken. he also hit an nba record 14 threes in a game. he's a three-time champ five-time all-star the list goes on and on and on here's head coach steve curran on the expected emotion of tomorrow night. when clay walks onto the floor for the first time i will never forget that game that that particular game it'll stand out as one of the highlights of of my entire basketball existence just because of who clay is and how much he has meant to to our franchise to the bay area to me personally. he's you know, kind of everybody's favorite guy and and we'v

let�*s get more with our global trade correspondent chris morris. and marie that we want to be bringing into the uk, whether we want to see those areas 90, whether we want to see those areas go, that�*s what we have now a system where we are in control, that doesn�*t mean closing the borders, quite the opposite, we want to continue bringing the best talent from across the world to work with uk businesses and help enhance our economies. this fta is going to be very importantly about giving beneficial growth and economic opportunities for uk businesses. india�*s taken years of discussions with australia and has yet to sign an fta. it has been talking to the eu about one for a decade. nothing sign. the idea that you think you can get this one done in a year, is not overly optimistic? 50. can get this one done in a year, is not overly optimistic?— can get this one done in a year, is not overly optimistic? so, our prime minister has — not overly optimistic? so, our prime minister has set _ not overly optimistic? so, our prime minister has set us _ not overly optim

chris andrew it's not like she named him something evil like prince andrew. dagen -- that's not your real name, is a question might >> it is. it's my real name. it's my middle name. >> greg: maryery royal name. >> chadwick. [laughter] >> "chadwick, could you run to whole foods?" [laughter] "get me some wine vermin? [laughter] >> take them with you. be good we are all out of rosacea! >> i wish. [laughter] dagen, isn't it weird that you cannot pick your name until you are -- obviously you cannot do it when you are a baby. maybe, that was a dumb question to begin with. [laughter] >> i think a bad name and cute baby is better than a good name and ugly baby. nobody will call kids out. rather than them picking on this mother about the name, if the kid is ugly, tell her. wash the kids hair. "why's your kid so much smaller than all the other things question might [laughter] >> if the mother took a photo of herself -- holding the baby, and she put a filter over it. the baby looked like satan, plastic like damien. [laughter] >> is that the baby? >> black gloss over its eyes. don't want to be recognized. >> there was one like damien omen number 26. >> these are kind of funny. why do we h

you don't want to miss what mary has to say not only about this but about the market overall back to you. >> looking forward to that, phil lebeau >>> chris, ford, gm and tesla are some of the best performing stocks in the market in the first two days of 2022 which do you like the best >> the auto theme has been building for months and months when fwe look for root moves, we want broadness to it it's gm breaking out from a three, four-month pause. look at toyota and bmw, daimler across the board whether we're talking about the asian autos, europeans, domestics this is a strong group, so are the distributors and auto parts there's a broadness to the move and that's something we want to be involved with >> looks like we have two minutes to go in the trading day. things have recovered. the nasdaq still down 1.2% dow on track for a record. mike, what are you seeing in the internals? >> it's been pretty split. if you look at the volume split in terms of advancing and declines volumes, 2-1 to the positive side all day. on the nasdaq, it's been just about the reverse ratio. you have the equal-weighted s&p, that has been steady it's up almost 1%

mary) seriously? (vo) yeyep, it's s our best p plan . verizon n is going u ultra, sou can n too. >>> good friday morning. it's now 7:56. i am chrischools around the area have called out sick in a sickout, and today was a prescheduled day off for students. the district received an order of 200,000 kn-95 masks yesterday and is already sending them out to school. oakland unified said each staff member received 8 masks and every week they will get an allocation of n95 masks. >>> one of the bay area's longest tenured sheriffs is heading to court. sheriff smith is facing allegations of a pay to play scheme in which she accepted bribes for highly sought after concealed weapons permits. and if smith denies the allegations, the case will go to trial, and if she admits to the allegations or loses that trial she faces removal from office. >>> it's going to be dry but cloudy. right now we are seeing the foggy conditions especially down through the south bay. in san josÉ, it's 43 degrees. limited visibility down to quarter of a mile in san josÉ, and up through napa as well. we will wake up to the dense fog again tomorrow but by the afternoon,

mary daly and now they're on board for the need for the fed to address this. the question is where we separate hawks and doves is and -- this is fealso going to be something i think chrisawkish position on the fed people want to hear from ester george later the idea of reducing the balance sheet is one of the more hawkish of the fed >> meantime, walmart making a big bet on the direct to fridge delivery service >>> here is your cnbc news update at this hour. public schools are closed this morning. they closed after the meeting voted to temporarily transition to the remote learning it accused the union of organizing an illegal work stoppage teachers responded in a zoom call >> we're not part of the union that's trying to stop kids from going to school. all we're asking is that we work in safe and fair conditions. how dare you put on the air waves and in the news media that we're trying to cancel schools before a vote was even taken that's a slap in the face. >> and kazakhstan resignations around 100 police officers have been injured and says the former soviet state can warn against problems. and rio de janeiro cancelled parties during the annual carnival celebration but