cherfilus-mccormick: thank you. it is my privilege to yield to the representative from pennsylvania. >> duringal time when plaque history is under attack, which will give a brief course. today on march 7, 1965, 58 years ago and two decades before i was born, john lewis risked their lives and what is known as blood sunday. and civil rights organizers celebrated and they demanded more, the right to vote. 58 years ago, john lewis joined 600 others and marched across the edmund pet is bridge and brutalized demanding access the right to voigt. a right that is under attack once again today. the right to vote is incomplete. there are multiple impediments today, access to our democracy. we must fight to modernize voting and fight against unduly burdensome i.d. laws and gerry meandering and get money out of politics, money out of politics that locks us out. a racial justice of lgbtq rights and women rights and all our rights are at stake when we are denied. it is my ancestors died but that doesn't paint the entire picture. t

officer mccormick, thank you for being with me today. take us to the moments you were making the decisions right after you discovered, wait, there is another person in the car. >> i first got there, i went to see if there was anybody else in the vehicle. when i realized someone was trapped in the vehicle, my instinct was to get them out of the vehicle. i ran to the other side of the vehicle, began spraying down the car to get the flames back, it was entering the cabin where the person was trapped inside. so from there i had to break out the window and utilize the fire extinguisher to get the flames back to get him out of the vehicle. he was seatbelted in, so i had to cut the seatbelt to try to get him out, but the flames were pretty engulfed, coming outside the vehicle as i broke the window. >> harris: officer mccormick, as you are doing this, as we widen video, we can see people handing you things and you are -- that fire is everywhere, you are getting injured in the process of this, you just keep going. what are they giving you? >> so

join us on an cnbc exclusive interview, mccormick ceo. great to have you back on the show. >> thanks for having me today. >> i think wall street viewed this quarter as a big sigh of relief when it came to pricing and sales growth you saw. how do you frame what happened here and the reaction, which is very positive? >> well, we're really pleased with the results, obviously. it is only the first quarter of the year, but it does give us confidence in our outlook for the whole year. we had solid growth across our consumer and flavored solution segment. we made great progress on cost containment. i think analysts are as excited as we were and investors are reacting to the incredible innovation we've got coming up the rest of the year. >> but the growth that you mention, wasn't it all pricing? volumes didn't grow. >> volumes actually didn't grow during that time, but, you know, we're still lapping some pretty big impacts from a year ago that weigh on the volumes. a year ago we still had omicron in the u.s. and europe. we exited russia, so we're

mccormick of our tampa station has her story. i was embracing. it was very proud of it just to be able to share my story, and i said to inspire others speak up, fight back and never give up. this video shows initials, tenacity and strength when she fought off an attacker in her apartment. gym belief is that everybody should be capable of self defense to some capacity . this is jason bly stein. he's a self defense coach. there you go, whose goal is to teach women self defense in prepare them to fight back, coached me through some crucial self defense moves that he'll be teaching during the class this week. so the first thing is if somebody is approaching and you feel really uncomfortable. you want to take a step back and you want to put your hands up and you want your say your dominant foot to be back, he says. if this ever happens to you get loud, yell at the attacker to back off and stop. this will hopefully draw attention to the situation and show the attack. er you're going to fight back when you strike out. you want all your fingers together

mccormick is recognized. mr. mccormick: that's an excellent point. what do we require opt-in for right now in free and reduced lunches you have to opt in. for field trip you have to opt in. for lots of activities you have to opt in. if the child wants to go, i guarantee, as a father of seven they're going to come to me and say i want to go to this. and i'll opt in if it is something i want them to participate in. this is something that giveus power, control of what you want your children to be exposed from that has nothing to do with academics. nothing to do with academics. this could be used in positive ways or negative ways depending on how you view your children's education. but there's already plenty of measures to make the content, the curriculum accountablable to oversight the noncurriculum-based events and initiatives don't have these measures. further this amendment doesn't state how schools have to get consent from parents, one event at a time. the language is drafted so the school can determine how to best receive consent, it can be done fo

again, because short sellers thought mccormick which was missing numbers would miss again. it didn't so the stock flew. now, all three companies had upbeat stories through conference calls. that's the way business is done. they made you feel like business hasn't skipped a beat like it's up, up and away. that's not the case. pvh missing quarters left to right in both calvin and tommy have done just okay. the stock has been left for time. ten years ago stood at 106. now 88. trading at nine times earnings. talk about cheap. mccormick in the last four years this growth story is unchanged with its stock stuck at 80 bucks even as it sells for more than 30 times earnings. walgreens was at $48 ten years ago and now it's at 33 and change. 7.5 times forward earnings. these are called cheap. see a pattern here? three really big brand names, household names, gave the appearance of putting up terrific numbers. did they fool people, no. it's the way the game is played. now, when i did that i knew each one was going up. the expectations have gotten cut so long, so many times that we'd be

mccormick. mr. mccormick: in medicine we talk about a blind spot. it can be something that you forget that it's there, only the new guy coming in can see it. when we talk about military and preparedness, one thing that concerns me, especially in this arena, because it's so quick move, we're watching china in so many other ways go after our resources, go after critical alliance, they're outpacing us in port production. valuable resources we're not going to be able to get to pretty soon. what do you think they're going to do to try to cut us off? in other words what should we be looking at as a blind spot in preparedness to outpace the chinese and the russians when it comes to preparing for the next battle in cyber? gen. nakasone: i'll take that. i think it's all about information. this is where our competitive advantage is today and our competitive advantage in the future needs to be information. how do we take information from source, how do we take information from the private sector? how do we take the information from a series of partners? this i

>> mccormick, this is cholula.olio wealthñr advisersxd oe kitchen. here's the thing, margins are what the issue are. they bz%q earnings last quarter, nobody liked it. today they blew out the lights. the stock is popping. there could be aok lot of short covering, over recently, ubs got hit with a cell recommendation based on valuation,)■maybe, and then the ceo recently was saying, we're going to have to push back. the bottom line is this is a company that's already said we're going tolp try to lower wk force by 10%, doing some automation, and you want to see margins going up. they bottomed out about 34% last year. they're up about 36%. r(t&háhp &hc% those margins go back up to 40. a great stock going into r recession. i can't get enough of that stuff. >> all right. neither can ty, by the way. i'm not a cholula. >> you're not a frank's man? >> i keep basic paprika. >> they probably make that too. >> they make a version. what aboute1 walgreens,t( lee? walgreens is a different type of play. this is a problem. the stock

he has been smiling, and david mccormick. who searched our country, ran for senate, he came close. ideas and thought processees with respect to the country. two great guests, most of all i want to thank you, i'll see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." ♪ ♪ >> yes there is a bailout taxpayers will not pay for it all that announced in the past few hours. it sounds too good to be true is this the right move or is this a consequence of the inflation crisis? and then we will break it all down. with the escalating crisis at the southern

mccormick is hiring campaign aides for another potential senate run in 2024. and carol markowitz, a columnist for the new york post, has teamed up with desiree and news contributor bethany mandel for a new book about america's culture wars. it's called stolen youth how radicals are embracing innocence. and in doctrine waiting a generation. and finally, alissa caught the executive director of the nonprofit economic hardship reporting project is out with her latest bootstrapped, liberating ourselves from the american dream. her previous book was the 2018 title squeezed why our families can't afford america. well, some of the latest published books also have literary reviews. here's a few. the new york times looks at silk by joseph earle thomas. it's a memoir of his growing up in philadelphia. and as the new york times reviewer says, quote, it's a tough book to read. the author faces verbal and physical abuse, homophobia and economic disadvantages. he watches as he attempts. he screws up. he tries again. again. the book is called sink and the washington post's bo

mccormick delivering some real zest in its earnings report.s stock set to spice up your portfolio? plus, breaking up is hard to do. but not when you're alibaba. the chinese tech giant splitting up its businesses and the move has investors flocking in. what the shake-up could mean for your money ahead. >>> shares of mccormick topping the tape jumping 10% after beating earnings estimates for q1, reaffirming full year guidance and the ceo spoke to us about his outlook for food inflation. >> cost inputs go up and we'll have to pass that on. for mccormick, i think one of the things that was good news for investors on the call was that for the most part we've got our pricing for this year done. >> still underperforming the broader market this year, but can the stock spice up your portfolio? >> oh, wow. >> guy, we tried to press him. he says he's got -- they've got about 80% of pricing for the year. >> it's an expensive stock and i don't think you have the growth to justify trading close to 30 times next year's numbers but momentum behind it. it unde

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joining me now to discuss this, david mccormick, former pennsylvania senate candidate, author of the brand new book superpower in peril. r powea battle plan to renew amw dave, good to see you tonight. now we're going to get into the book, but there's a buzz behind the story building thaty buyou will make another senate run. is that in the offing, givent an how bad things are right nowte and your home state? >> well, hi, laura .r thanks for having me back . i really appreciate it. i mean, what'sreally a happenin? you describe it so well. what's happening ina is a pennsylvania is really councrocosm for america, where the country is headed in the absolutely the wrong direction. d in theand it's under joe bides presidency and under the democratic leadership. n 76 the first time in seventy six years we have two senators that are democratys from pennsylvania and we have a nation in crisis where our economy, a record high inflation debt, the fentanyle cr crisis, the rap, the crimeim ravaging our cities and what we need is , is leadership and a a planor moving forward. and that's what the bo

mccormick, for five minutes. mr. mccormick: mr.peaker, i rise today in defense of parents who have the right to guide their child's education and to know what's being taught in the classroom. this body will soon vote on a great piece of legislation, h.r. 5, the parental bill of rights. this bill puts parents in the driver's seat and makes students the priority. not bureaucrats or administrators. it's hard to imagine who would fight against parental rights and school choice. just the other day democrat legislators in my home state of georgia were trying to stop several successful bills that expand education options for families. shockingly, their reasoning was that low-income families are too uneducated and poor to have a say over their own children's schooling. if you don't believe me, here are the exact words of georgia's 67th house district representative just last week. and i quote, they, meaning the parents, are already in the lower 125th -- 25th percentile, mean ago loft those parents did not finish high school, cannot direct,

mccormick is the name. >> yeah, one of my favorite executives is the chairman of mccormick. missed the quarter a bunch of times. this is the first quarter he tells me they may be out of the woods. they've got a 5% currency sales point which is pretty good because they've got business overseas. i do think this may be the beginning of return of growth we're waiting for. now, a lot of the growth came from price, not from volume. a lot of people saying wait a second, that's not the situation. general mills says volume and price. but i do think it's the start. people are going to open the books and say there was a big negative impact with china. that's over. spices are something that do well when people cook at home but also a services component that work. it's on the bottom. [ applause ] >> all right, let's get to the opening bell this morning. and "the exchange" on the big board. the animal leaders summit with nasdaq systems, infrastructure engineering software. [ opening bell ] . >> and involved yesterday -- >> i say, okay. it's 5,000. spent a lot of time, once a month, and th

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future, they must continue and they must study in schools or at university wide from her pumpkin jo mccormick, ellsworth, that is why the, the taliban says the decision to bar women from university classrooms was made because dress codes and gender based religious restrictions were being ignored. the country is now among the most restrictive in the world for women's education, with a similar bond still in place for girls at secondary school. the united nation says the direct his could create a last generation, claiming every one has the right to an education. and celebrations of the hindu festival known as holy are taking place in south asia. the colorful event celebrates the coming of spring and the victory of good over evil. i'll leave you now with some images of the celebrations across india, pakistan, and nepal. thank you so much for watching the the news. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. take care. oh hm. ah. with jan these had 1111 north single with the mission is to send the 1st female jim show his face the gender gap in space exploration. germany's 1st female astronaut, it has been waiting

future, they must continue and they must study in schools or at university wide from her pumpkin jo mccormick, arthur, that is why the taliban says the decision to bar women from university classrooms was made because dress codes and gender based religious restrictions were being ignored. the country is now among the most restrictive in the world for women's education, with a similar band still in place for girls at secondary school. the united nation says the direct his could create a lost generation, claiming every one has the right to an education. mary himself, he found that the organization for policy research and development studies based in afghanistan, i asked her earlier how they help to make women's voices her. well, one of the key initiatives that we have right now is a digital platform that allows us to survey thousands of women across the country on key effect, a key issues that are affecting them and then get those outputs into the hands of policy makers about here in new york, the sidelines of the c s. w meetings, as well as another key capitals that are engaged in afghanistan,

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they must continue and they must study in schools or at university wide from room or can jo mccormick, arthur, that is why the, the taliban says the decision to bar women from university classrooms was made because dress codes and gender based religious restrictions were being ignored. the country is now among the most restrictive in the world for women's education, with a similar bond still in place for girls at secondary school. the united nation says the direct his could create a last generation, claiming every one has the right to an education. i am safe, he found in the organisation for policy research and development studies based in afghanistan, and given that the un has labeled the taliban, the treatment of women as a possible crime against humanity. we asked her earlier if she believes, will there be any real consequences for the militants to be very clear what we're seeing right now from the international community is really not a concerted effort. their traditional communities, very much divided amongst themselves in terms of what those key red lines are, what can or cannot

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joining me now to discuss this, david mccormick, former senate candidates, author of the brand-new bookand peril of battle plan to renew america." dave, good to see you tonight. now we will get into the book, but there is a buzz behind the story building that you will make another senate run. is that any off given how bad things are right now and your home state? >> well hi, laura, thanks for having me back. i really appreciate it. you describe it so well what is happening in pennsylvania is a microcosm for america where the country has been headed in the absolutely wrong direction and it's under joe biden's presidency and the democratic leadership, the first time in 76 years we have two senators that are democrats from pennsylvania and we have a nation in crisis where our economy, a record high inflation debt, the offense and all crisis, the crime ravaging the city is, and what we need is leadership and a plan for moving forward, and that's what the book is about. a plan to educate our people and to confront china, and to secure america. in the thing that i learned on the campaign trai

future, they must continue and they must study in schools or at university wide from their pumpkin jo mccormick, ellsworth, that is why the, the taliban says the decision to bar women from university classrooms was made because dress codes and gender based religious restrictions were being ignored. the country is now among the most restrictive in the world for women's education, with a similar bond still in place for girls at secondary school. the united nation says the direct his could create a last generation, claiming every one has the right to an education. oh, well ukraine's marta christian has dedicated her 1st ever w. j. tor title to the victims of russia's war in her country. house. jak one that's fine. o at me. austin opened in texas after beating russian. ha ha ha ha ha . in streets as well as in his matches against russian or harrison players as she did not shape her opponent's hand or pose for photos with her after the match or victory speech. costeo paid tribute to ukrainian come being in the position that i am in right now, it's extremely special to win this title. and i wanna ded

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tailor and miss mccormick did in the file a police department they could not send the police to visit me. she did not call 911 is inarcerate the next is the upon upon transcript of the cull they were asked if they wanted press challenger and said, no the call was about an on going dispute with the neighbor. wrn other thing the quality of the work is irrelevant good y. that's your time. >> thank you. >> project sponsor you have 2 millions. i will go quick low. first we done askure neighbors to call in we irrelevant didn't believed why this was happening i'm touched that they saw and call in the anyway. it was life low. second mr. deteriorateler and others who seen him on our niche's house taking pictures including our children's bedrooms we contacted the pleas that is prit from this merit. we don't know why he has been dog this we tried reach out to him to mote with him in person sprit from the process we have good relations and we want to have good religions and don't know why hoe did in the meet. i wanted to say that. just a moment there are many things to independent to number one w

they were entertainment ventures, but they're also away for mccormick to sell their various different implements. this is from the paintin the shil cyclorama, and obviously this nice little tool wha is that? exactly? so reaper that's not a reaper is it? i don't know. this farming implement. down here in the shed was not in existence in 1862 and yet mccormick would buy the rights to the cyclorama painting in orr to reproduce this and if you bought subscriptions you bought their catalogs or you bought calendars you could get a lithograph that was a portion of the cyclorama with the nice little mccormick implement there included so they're both using the cycloramas popularity to sell their item, but also again, reflecting on the meaning of the war by encouraging you to buy this this this implement because of its association with the war in which did not exist. i saw this painting we used to illustrate something just about shiloh and they used this one with the reap around. yeah. or the whatever it is. implement the implement one thing that carrie and jim talk about in the introduction of

s airports, joining us now to discuss michael mccormick, a professor in the college of aviation at embry riddle aeronautical university. thanks for being with us good morning. glad to be here. now it is opening remarks. the acting faa administrator said the agency is emphasizing or could be emphasizing efficiency over safety and essentially asked how much of what we're seeing now should be attributed to increased demand for air travel following years of pandemic restrictions. do you think that's a fair framing of the issues at hand today? i think that the federal aviation administration has always prioritized safety as the key characteristics of the national aviation system. however with the increased demand post pandemic it has. put additional pressure on the national aviation system to perform and meet that demand. so does this mean that airlines hiring unqualified people is there too much demand for the existing workers? how do you kind of break down? what's happening when travel shoots up? what we're seeing right now is the fact that during the pandemic many aviation employees. left

in the meantime, mccormick, the spice king, bringing the heat to investors' portfolios.s up 9%. the stock is gaining here, nearing a 3-month high after beating analyst estimates for first quarter revenue and profits. the seasonings company behind frank's red hot and old bay benefiting from price hikes on its products. however, mccormick did see a decline in first quarter gross margins due to inflation and high supply chain costs. to bring down those costs, the company says it plans to increase automation which, of course, as the dominoes fall could reduce its supply chain work force by 10%. calvin klein parent pvh reporting high ier than expecting revenue for the fiscal fourth quarter, stock jumping 19.7% at this moment. the retailer that also counts oral themy hilfiger as its brand expects full-year revenue to increase 3-4%. pvh on pace for its largest percentage jump since november of 200. online health insurer oscar health is up 61% after naming former aetna head mark bertolini as its new ceo. alphabet-backed oscar seeing its largest 1-day gain ever. stock is still $5

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welcome, jo mccormick, ellsworth, that is why the, the taliban says the decision to bol with in from university classrooms was made because dress codes and gender based religious restrictions were being ignored. the country is now among the most restrictive in the world for women's education. with a similar bond still in place for girls at secondary school, the united nation says the direct his could create a last generation, claiming every one has the right to an education. in spanish, atlanta zeeny, she's a british afghan, who works as a policy advisor to the french government, for example, on the resettlement of afghan refugees nathan's amy, welcome to the w. a u. n. says the taliban treatment of women and girls in afghanistan may amount in gender persecution, of crime against humanity. could this carry any consequences for the talbot? do they even care? look the urgency of a situation, a woman and a canister, and cannot be overstated. 530 days affected to day since taliban girls from school and now 78 days since they band women and university. and as universities begin to reopen