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a md leading the outperformance we saw in some conductors. wells fargo saying a md is the topic. the bloomberg scoop about apple, it wants to move away from qualcomm to in-house designed chips as soon as 2000 24 and 2000 25. you can see the impact it had on the stock -- broadcom was down as much as 5%. qualcomm, more muted declines. this idea apple would go in-house has been talked about for a while. caroline: maybe it is the pace that catches people off guard. we want to dig into that scoop because it did move markets. mark gurman was there with the story. let's talk about what is new. it is -- is it the pace at which they are doing it? mark: we have known for some time apple would be moving away from qualcomm for cellular modems. the qualcomm chip allows the phone to connect to data networks so you can make phone calls, basically do whatever you need to do when you are away from wi-fi. we also note the timing of that, that will be the end of 24, early 25. it will start in one iphone model and take three or four years for the transition to occur. the main new piece of informatio

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the acquisition of village md, summit city md.whole idea of where health care is moving the question is how does this all fit together and can you deliver on the strategy and can you do it without owning managed care at the end of the day being a services business is great but companies like united and aetna, et cetera, they're also doing this on the managed care side of things i want to honestly be honest with you around this i'd like to become more positive on them. today just didn't give me any more -- >> we're going to stay tuned i've finally got to ask. a lot of people say jim, you liked mckesson, cardinal health, you like these things and you shouldn't, they're a tax on the system but that's not how you -- >> no, annot at all i saw your show the other day and you were highlighting something i agree with if you think of our system in the u.s. the drug distributors v distributors are middle men that really provide savings of over $6 billion annually. if you think about this, there are 70,000 retailers what if every retailer ha

do see fake ones, these images are stock images, and not the victims or families, and a lot of times mda is not correct as of those you want to report to gofundme. kristen: thank you. i want to go back to the fullscreen because we have more tips to show people. you want to remind donors to respect the privacy of the victims and survivors. what do you mean by that? >> in situations like this, we want to jump up and help as much as possible and we have seen consumers reach out to victims families on facebook or pretty much figuring out ways to try to help them with donations. first and foremost, make sure you respect the privacy of the families and make sure you also do have permission to be using some of these images on whether you find lull on social media -- them on social media or through a google search comes a make sure you have permission from family members before you post anything. one of the easiest ways you can see legitimate crowdfunding websites is to stay on top of the event, and the best way to do that is to watch the local news and make sure you have the correct informatio

alleged misconduct to be investigated thoroughly, that the discipline the metered out according to md even standard regardless of race, regardless of rank, regardless of social position of influence that officer holds. in the case of sargent michael chung ou, that appears to be a problem. the investigator downgraded his charges and was the immediate president for him at the office association. because of the -- in past scandals such as the sexual exploitation scandal of 2016 or the strip search scandal in 2008, 2009, the internal affairs department did not sort through these cases ahead of time and that is a big reason why the court oversight has been extended because there have been repeated failings down the years of unequal discipline, inadequate investigation, coverups on behalf of either internal affairs or the command staff. these problems keep on surfacing. this week when the u.s. district court judge who oversees the consent decree gave his remarks about the current report, he said this is the third time in my time overseeing the consent decree. he is the second judge. he said

md-9a.lant was built and handed over to the ministry of defense right before the new year by dmitry petrov, kirill the blistering konstantin biberzov and alexei boys to lead. and just now he received new footage from ufa vladimir putin arrived at the farewell ceremony with murtaza. rakhimov it takes place in the state concert hall, the president of bashkortostan brought a bouquet of burgundy roses and laid the coffin of rakhimov, the first head of bashkiria, let me remind you , died after a long illness. he was 88 years old murtaza rakhimov led the republic. for nearly 20 years in 2010, he retired, but continued to work for the development of the republic. all news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in the application or on the watch.ru website to follow the developments. be with us.

these are 12 cars, but there may be more prospects for il-76 md. 90a is completely assembled from domestic components in improved version of the aircraft reduced fuel consumption increased flight range and payload. we have a corporation at all enterprises, including vesta v new year's holiday. unfortunately, they turned out to be very short . uh, a schedule was drawn up for attracting staff on weekends and holidays , and, accordingly, with this schedule. here are the narrowest technological places. work continued in three shifts. well, somewhere in a separate enterprise at we worked just fake shifts of 12 hours, all the needs, the military at defense enterprises are trying take into account the state corporation rostec. for example, it has significantly increased the production of launchers and ammunition for the cooperative tactical missile system iskander in the coming months, tests should be completed and mass production of a new generation of electronic warfare and anti-uav equipment should begin, and i am not kiev maria buzova dmitry cherkasov and alexander bazhenov lead. anti-russian

md-9a.tar plant was built and handed over to the ministry of defense right before the new year by dmitry petrov, kirill the blistering konstantin birzov and alexei boys to lead. rusfond raises funds for nikita nagorny in 2 days the boy who was born prematurely will turn 3 years old, but he still cannot walk and the family does not speak well. nikita hopes for the help of philanthropists so that the child can continue the course of rehabilitation at the moscow institute of medical technologies, firstly, the success of their treatment on why you can't stop reporting by alyona lavrova nikita nagorny was not yet three years old. he was born at 28 weeks prematurely for a month and a half. the child spent in intensive care and another month in the pathology department, newborns in balashikha were treated for 2 weeks at the national medical research center for children's health in moscow. he was born with us e small. uh, i had a stroke very early. well, there was an epidemic of this coronavirus, an

independence that anything was returned, this is the case when they will really fall because by 10% e the mdsbeing reduced, and he is going to evaluate all the goods , this is really going to happen. yes, you will see exactly this. the second question is what will be reduced. what in general will be the taxes on salaries and wages. those people who are receiving salaries now will be destroyed. that is, all budget employees, by the way, by the way, this is and our military they will receive more because, uh, a smaller tax will be taken from them, that is, at least by 10%, and they will not receive a higher salary, plus tax reform, but there is such a moment that the military levy will be increased and there will be a tax on cash withdrawals, it is interesting to see if there will be all points of introduction, but next time we will continue this topic with you because the tax reform has many components and we believe that they should all be discussed oleg gavrysh thank you for getting in touch the main the consultant of the office of the head of the office of the president of ukraine has just

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what was going dwthrough your md when you saw that? >> one is you don't talk because it's political, because there is something military going on so you just don't want to talk. the other, though, is you are ordered by your lawyers or you're told by your lawyers if you talk you could be supposing yourself to criminal liability. anybody you talk to could become a witness. the independent counsel, special counsel can call and ask what did joe biden say to you? that applies to the white house staff. every time the white house secretary talks to the white house counsel she could get questioned by the special counsel. so that's why they clam up, but the press should not let them get away with it. i understand what the white house has to do. but there are ways the press can bang at the white house, especially the president, to try to get more answers. >> laura: charlie, it seemed like biden was poised to announce his 2024 re-election bid early in the new year. is this kind of delaying all of that? can he delay it long into the new year? >> o

marc siegel md, great to see you tonight. thank you. as we've said multiple times, it's worth saying, because it's a sign of respect for the man tonight in the hospital, we don't know exactly why damar hamlin collapsed last night. at the same time there are concerns about cases like this, young athletes collapsing on the field of heart problems, and there has been a dramatic increase. you're not imagining it. what is it? researchers looked into this trend in europe, european sports league, and found that prior to covid, the covid-19 vaccines, there were 29 cardiac arrests in those european sports leagues that year. since the vax campaign began, more than 1500 total cardiac arrests in those leagues, and 2/3 of those were fatal. does that prove something? we don't know. but you should know that. dr. peter mccullough is a cardiologist, the author of "courage to face covid-19." doctor, thank you so much for coming on. this is one of those phenomena that people on social media are aware of, but i don't know the last time i heard, if ever, an

-- what i do remember about certain episodes is that we rode in the car with your mom and she drop md one night. >> jimmy: that's right, with psy. so, should we do some cohosting, are you ready? that's what we did. you came out, we were together, we'll interview george clooney. >> for real? g.c. is back? >> jimmy: he's back. were you not told? >> i was told, but i forgot. >> jimmy: okay, well -- again, the perils of marijuana, kids. snoop dogg is here. we'll be right back with george clooney. >>> jimmy, i know there's no way you thought this was going to go on for 20 years. i understand how that happens. and before you know it, it's going to be 25. so, congratulations and keep going. >> hey, jimmy, it's your old pal huey lewis. wishing you, the staff, the crew congratulations on 20 years running. here's to the next 20. >> i say this with friendship and love in my heart, i -- i -- well, you don't look 20. so, i'm wondering if you have a thyroid issue or something. anyway, i'm going to email you a couple names of doctors, i'm sure it's easily addressed with some medication. so, yeah. ok

capital intensity is going through the roof and an md, i'm a little nervous.n data center, i think amd is going to steamroll them this year. >> wow so that's a no thank-you on that one. what about the china story and the dec coupling as you say. who has the most to lose as this relationship breaks if it does further. >> you have to be a little careful. all companies will report high levels of revenue. those supply chains are already starting to move it's going to be very difficult for the rest f the supply chain to completely move out it's going to take time. from a -- an exposure standpoint around the sanctions, the sanctions are very targeted. they actually leave all of the consumer stuff and everything open still they're very targeted at high end intelligence, super computers and advanced logic and advanced semi-cap tools. that's it. the ones mostly impacted is nvidia, although, they've found alternatives and the semikun d conductors stacy rasgon from bernstein, thank you. >>> the company is in talks to sell shares in a tender offer that would value the com

he had no regrets how he handled the issue testify classified documents, but it's likely to prompt mdmer pres. then we have thessue of election denialism, and sadly, it appears that it's given some supporters a per missions s to commit political political v. the case in new mexico is just a string of -- from the assault on the brazil capitol, and we have the attack on paul pelosi just days before the midterm elections as well, and then this manufactured crisis, the escalating receipt riggs over the debt limit. it's a reminder how fractured the republican party is, because the republicans are wanting to rebrand themselves as the party of fiscal discipline, if you will, after they saw an explosive right of the national debt under president trump. democrats, of course, now see an opportunity to paint house republicans as extreme. the reality is the debt limit will get raised, we how it will get done. even senator mcconnell believes that. >> america must never default on its debt. it never has and never will. >> reporter: should we be concerned about a financial crisis? >> no, i would not

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md-90a should do one more this year.same as you did, all in last year you will be able to implement all the plans for the current year to increase production volumes. give these, at least up to 12 cars. well, maybe there are more prospects for il-76 md. the bridge is completely assembled from domestic components in an improved version of the aircraft; fuel consumption is reduced; flight range and carrying capacity are increased. we have at all enterprises of the corporation, turning off vesta in the new year holiday. unfortunately, they turned out to be very short . uh, a schedule was drawn up to attract staff over the weekend holidays days and with this schedule. here are the narrowest technological places. the work continued in three shifts, but somewhere in separate enterprises. at we just worked extended shifts of 12 hours, all the needs of the military at defense enterprises are trying to take into account the state corporation rostec. for example, the cooperative tactical missile system iskander has significantly i

or md to be a nurse practitioner so you can get that experience for healthcare and what not, but don'tan advanced degree. what is curious about this, though, if you look at some of the other top jobs out there, number ten is actually a per se dentist. so one you actually need an advanced degree in medicine to do those types of things >> the other thing that strikes me, a lot of the jobs you can't work remote. we look at different surveys now what candidates are looking for, they want jobs where you can work from home can't do that for a -- maybe you could be -- you can't do that for a nurse practitioner, all the rest. >> so here's what i would say. i looked at the top ten. and i put the rest of the top ten on my twitter feed because we couldn't put them up on the wall all top ten are in there theme matically speaking of the top ten, five are in healthcare-related fields. four are in technology as we see up there and there is one in finance. a financial adviser type that also makes the top ten. >> i had some interactions with the medical establishment and mine have been all telemed late

good, with the second name be somebody who would be md attract some democrats?d it be somebody so completely different? because there is a possibility that, if the republicans don't hang together, and the democrats do, and just a handful of republicans defect, you could actually elect a democrat as speaker of the house, even though republicans have more members. >> griff: nicole really hit the nail on the head, which is, it is clear talk into cognizant and good, he said there are 10-15 people who will vote against him. we will see if that happens or not. that would be telling, as well. but the fact that there isn't a list of demands that he's willing to accept, it's just not kevin. >> nicole: i think it's more personal and therefore they are not putting the needs of the american people to the forefront of what they are doing right now, and playing a tit for tat. that's what our country doesn't need. >> steve: ultimately, though -- the republicans worked really hard, there was no red wave, but they did win a majority. however, if the very first thing the republic

then they invite md hed me to t headquarters in new york. 12 members of the leadership were there.e me the details of the assassination plot. imagine you go there and they give you all the details of how three men were planning to kill you. i felt like, wow. i had been given a second life. i could have been killed. i cannot even believe that i'm using this word. i could have been killed if i had opened the door in brooklyn. >> i don't mean to discredit -- you've been given a second and third. this is not the first time. >> that's true. >> and reading through that indictment, i mean, one man what w. an ak-47 outside of your home. another saying this is going to happen today. this will be over today. and it will be a birthday present for me. and yet, what i think we're all struck by your courage is because it's an effort to silence you and yet your voice only become louder and more prominent. >> definitely. look, i want to be very honest with you. the details were really scary. but what scares me that this is happening right now in iran. i mean these criminals were hired by the islam

early success claiming in the fall of 2021 through january of 2022 the unit made 566 arrests, seize md, 270 vehicles, and over $100,000 in cash. but in "i" brief lifetime there's also a history of tension between s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. officer and the community. attorneys for tyre's family says the unit goes around in unmarked cars and is sometimes aggressive. family attorney ben crump laid one account that a local man described to media outlets with his contact with the s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit. >> there's a brother who says four to five days before this happened to tyre that same s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit confronted him while he was in his car going to get pizza, and he said they used all kind of profanity against him, they threw him on the ground, talking about where the drugs, where the weapons. >> reporter: and crump saud the officers pointed a gun at the man's head. cnn has reached out to the memphis police for a response. we haven't heard back. one veteran officer spoke of things that crop up in police departments. >> generally speaking when we have an enforcement driven unit, these units ha

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now, just look at the pained expression on merrick garlan md face today when he announced the appointment of a special counsel to investigate biden'suo possession of classified documents. now, garland was painted intofter a corner here first after the u.s. attorney investigating this matter recommended a special counsel. what was he going to do? sec buont second, because he appointed one and the trump matter and august, the doj seized on trump stories of classified documents at tha mar-a-lago, claiming that this raised serious questions overpb everything from possible criminal wrongdoing to compromis wrongdoe intel sos to even treason. but understand this. merrick garland doesn't believe biden did anything wrong and hea won't change his mindt regardless of what we learn. and ditto for most of the american media, becauser al remember, there's no scandall. here. this is biden after all. but if there's a scandal, it's that biden and his administration spent the past two years trying to smea st twos predecessor as the media ignored the longstanding corruptionignore of biden inc lg and re the

clinical social workers getting some of this psychotherapy they don't get when they go and see their md. >> this is an unpleasant topic. [laughter] these are economic forces that are driving this rather than theoretical forces, rather than ideas about what is possibly the best way to treat mental illness. and so in my mind, i separate out the mistakes made for theoretical, scientific, or ideological reasons from just the sheer market forces that every industry is going to respond to, producing either favorable or unfavorable results because of those incentives. >> i mean, what are the things that happen when the mental hospitals indeed out -- emptied out, and it was mixed as my history shows, but there have been a long tradition of mental illness, unlike physical illness and this country, being a state responsibility, being something that was funded publicly. there was a very strong public psychiatric wing to the profession. it was obliterated, really. the profession did not protest, i would say -- some did, but not enough people protested about what was happening. but what was going on

professor, let md e begin with you, because there are distinct differences and this de goes back to hillary clinton as well, although i would argue deletion of thirty three thousand emails, the use of bleach, hammers, devices, missing sim cards, that brings up a whole ble obstruction angle and the sheer volume of documents. but the main question is neither joe biden or hillary clinton had the right to declassify. inton haw of any system that exists currently? any any law that exists currently that mandates that w a president declassify in any nt specific way? >> because i'm not aware o awarf one . >> there is none.it that's clear .'s a in th it's a gap in the law the laww u should provide. that is some documents, the classification. it can happen instantaneously. apparently hap, did.it when president bush years ago had a conversation and declassified something on the spot. but there is nsomethin theo cri. it's a pure question of evidence and the burden ofrden proof is on the government.e so i do not believeeve th the government is going to be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the

representative andy harris md from maryland. representative michelle fishbach from minnesota. we are also joined by two congressmen who will be speaking to us next and for whom i am so grateful to know. the first is the new majority, the u.s. house of representatives, congressman steve scalise of louisiana. [cheering] he is a great guy. [laughter] next we will welcome congressman chris smith from new jersey. [cheering] [applause] leaders skill ease has been a pro-life champion for many years and even in the initial days of congress, in working hard on behalf of the unborn children and their mothers, then following leaders kalish, we will hear from a wonderful congressman who is a long time [indiscernible] in the pro-life caucus. welcome, leaders skill ease, and congressman. [cheering] >> how are y'all doing? [cheering] what an exciting crowd to see all of these beautiful, young people here to defend life. this has been a battle for decades in the united states and the left will have you believe all young people are just here to -- here to support the abortion industry. you are

are notoing aftand they will md on the government debt. so what you got here is bidens . with this big lie. you know, this is what authoritarians do. this is what totalitarians do.sl they say something. repeatin it's not true. they keep repeating it and they hope that somehow it's going to become true. mccarthy is too smar t for thise is too . this is too smart for this. probably the country's too sma f smart was the basic point here is the democrats will do anything, sean, not to cut spend. and right now spending and the bloated size of government is the single biggest problem. it is the single biggest guest obstacle to economic growthospe. and prosperity. middle income folks are gettingc killed. is craziness, this is just crazy, this this big lie. and they're just denying i mean, i i've been playing itiy on my show. they were the leaders ofca housrepublican house are not going to de aro. t and biden is just just going this out with this baloney balon and malarkey. it's like some totalitarian dictator. n 96% debt to gdp ratio right 96%o now. >> that is almos gdp ratiot a

that like absolute utter republican meltdown with they're like you can take my gas stove or my col md deada hands or how dare you talk about gas stoves. rent you have a gas stove, first of l all.l, first of all, i period. second of all though, it bec doesn't even matter, becausee by that logic, these are the same people who would have said we should have never gotten rid of leaded gasoline just because someone may have driven a gasoline car . no secret government agency is going to bust down your door and take your gas stove away. v >> you know, a very interesting animation i see in her tirhas, don't yo u? thah, yeah, yeah. i think yeah, there's that golden rule that if anyone's ever heard this, i'll say it again at home. never film yourself with a goode idea when you've been drinking. yeah, that looks likwhen ye wedu night. why it went terribly wrong. and to say it.to say to say t she's mocking.r an that's a strong world. thatd has to be clever and funny. yeah. and whatever you do it.e and there was no punchline, no y joke. and she made the weird voice. and then would you repeat your

those are really extraordinary pictures at the beginning of that report, the md ski lifts, no snow onlder winters, or is it possible to say that yet? what climate scientists like to look at is not specifically events by themselves, because there are many contributing factors that can lead to weather events like the remarkable one we just saw across continental europe. that event is superficially due to a huge mass of warm air moving from the coast of west africa, across europe. it has warmed up, basically, europe, from the west to the east, as far as ukraine. 0f the west to the east, as far as ukraine. of course, the big question is, how is this linked to climate change? scientists will be looking at that question. the way they look at that question. the way they look at this, the climate scientists, is that they try to calculate probabilities. they look at how likely this sort of extreme weather event would be if there hadn't been any human interference, and then they run their models with the current levels of increased greenhouse gases and carbon dioxide. so they will be looking at

it has always been like this and now, on the day of the 90th anniversary , new il-96400 and il-76 mdion are being built on the stocks of two plants in voronezh and ulyanovsk. now the ilyushin aviation complex, as a division united by the rostec aircraft corporation, is engaged in transport aviation, the work of the multi-wide-angle il-96400m, with which we are now actively working, and it will soon take to the air. the lines of the ministry of defense are il-76 mt-90a - this plane is very universal and our promising topics are promising. uh, superheavy aircraft, which we will also deal with, and the history of the famous il brand began back in world war i. when sergei ilyushin, mobilized into the tsarist army, entered the aviation team of the northern district of st. petersburg by the beginning of world war ii, ilyushin was already an authoritative aircraft designer. he created the db-3 long-range bomber, but the legendary il-2 flying tank black death with a concrete plane made ilyushin famous all over the planet. after the war, the ilyushin design bureau gradually switched to civili

[applause] representative andy harris md from maryland.] representative michelle fischbach from minnesota. [applause] we are also joined by two congressmen who will be speaking us -- to us next, and who i am grateful to now. the first is that the new majority leader of the u.s. house of representatives, congressman steve scalise of louisiana. [applause] he is a great guy. [laughter] will be welcoming congressman chris smith from new jersey. [applause] leaders police has been a pro-life champion for many years, eating -- even in the initial days in congress is working on behalf of the unborn children and mothers. following leaders police we will hear from chris smith, who is a longtime friend of the march for life and pro-life movement and is cochairman of the pro-life caucus. welcome leaders police and congressman. -- scalise and congressman. >> how are you doing? what an exciting crowd to see these beautiful, young people here to defend life. this has been a battle for decades in the u.s. the left will have you believe that all young peop