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thanks so much. max merrill from d. w. sports well, solid olympic feet, but turning 9 years old is quite a victory in the span of human life. i. german painter got up late or celebrates that milestone to day. warm between the 2 world wars who studied art in east germany than fled to the west where he was a driving force and the post war art. seen his work span from abstract. the photo realism, often with subjects aimed to provoke. a few artists have explored the myriad possibilities of painting as thoroughly as the multi talented gough hardly stocked his expansive approach to art has made him one of the most important contemporary german artists. krista has been influenced by both pop art and photo realism and his trademark is that he's constantly changed his style. in 2015, his work abstract painting, 599, sold for $46300000.00. setting a record for a work by a contemporary artist as the food services, i always feel like it's nothing just shoddy work. but on the other hand, oh, that's better than the others. yeah, definit

he said to a walked into merrill hopeful craig greenberg's office last week, an open fire. no miss injured, but the group's decision to back the lead shooter spoke to waive a criticism. i do believe that black lives matter with the black lives matter organisation has a serious anti semitism problem and it's supporting and bailing out terrorists when a black person tries to shoot a politician, you all scream mental health. when a white person shoots up a school and cries, mental health, you all say, throw them in jail. it's not your policy, it's not irony. it's what happens when society starts to unravel. the bad guys treated like heroes and the heroes treated like foes. me well, aside for that e commerce john amazon has removed the b l. m global network foundation from its charity platform. amazon smile made the move, it will no longer receive donations from amazon purchases. the decision was made after the b l. m. group failed to explain where $60000000.00 of their donations went. it's really a sad situation. it would be laughable if you're not such a situation. this young

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this sort of skirmish president of merrill micron has confirmed the withdrawal of french troops from marley after 10 years. macklin denied the french mission in molly ended in failure, but he accused molly's transitional government of 14 french trip to pull out fransen. european allies will continue. what they call a joint action against terrorism in this region. at least 94 people have been killed in severe flooding and mudslides in southeast in brazil. rescue teams of searching for survivors in the city. propellers and hundreds of people are in emergency shelters after the homes were destroyed, it is the heaviest rainfall the region is seen in 90 years. former president of honduras, one orlando hernandez has appeared at his 1st tradition hearing. united states wants him handed over after accusing him of involvement and drug trafficking and, and as was arrested at his home in the capital to come together on tuesday. hospitals and testing facilities in hong corner under pressure because of the major coven 19 outbreak is the worst since pandemic began. the territory reported a record

are doing. >> merrill carl's office released a statement in response to the lawsuit and claims said he was held record saying in part, quote, a lower team mistakenly miss to emails. we provided both of those e-mails in a subsequent request. we have implemented additional procedures to minimize such mistakes and ensure we continue to promptly and completely comply with requests in the future. a new state poll by the public policy institute shows that governor newsom's approval rating is standing at. >> 56% up 3 points compared to a president. biden. that poll was conducted between january 16th of the 25th with more than 1000 voters newsom's approval rating has remained relatively is stable posters point to the fact that the president's rate has plummeted in the last year. >> president biden dropped by 17 points, including double-digit declines across nearly all political region on demographic groups. >> the post says that people have a lot more confidence in governor newsome and the state legislature working together. then the white house and congress working together covid does remain

. >> merrill cargos office released a statement in response to the lawsuit in the spotlight claims that they withhold withheld records saying in part, although our team mistakenly missed 2 e-mails, we provided both of those e-mails and a subsequent request. we have implemented additional procedures to minimize such mistakes and ensure we continue to promptly and completely comply with p r a request for the future. it's san francisco. 2 people are hurt and 22 have been displaced after a huge apartment fire in the mission. >> this is video here from the scene courtesy of the citizen app. the fire started just after midnight near mission and 16 firefighters got it under control almost 2 hours later, paramedics rushed to people to the hospital who had smoke inhalation. we're told they're going to. recover. officials believe the fire started outside the apartment building. there's a bunch of debris out there. it caught fire and then spread to the building. eventually the flames damage 13 units, including a popular mexican restaurant. that could be a los coyotes. city services is helping peop

merrill: thank you. thank you to ronald daniels, task force members,1, --chris gregoire, pete wehner, and the panel. thank you for joining us. this is available for download on our website, bipartisanpolicy.org. the task force members will share the report in the weeks ahead and signing at a variety of symposium forums, including at the upcoming conference, the lutheran education conference,, and we plan events at six usa college chapters across the country, and events and engagements with college presidents who are elected in office, including the former u.s. representative stephanie samberg, and the bellevue college interim president and former governor gary locke. again, the report is available for download at bipartisanpolicy.org. you can reach the task force bite writing to us at the email address. all of us at the bipartisan policy center are wishing you those on college campuses the best for the spring 20 22 semester. we know it has been a challenging 2021, so we are wishing you the best to return

carley: merrill the rams are playing in home state. >> this is the super bowl.use it's the super bowl no change? >> well, carley, this is like old times. joe and i disagreeing right off the bat. [laughter] >> i'm very at home right off the bat. now, if you watched the nfc championship game you would have thought it was the whole bill for the niners. carley: so true. >> i don't think l.a. has a home field advantage. most time you don't. last year it was -- about the only time it was slightly in favor of tampa bay. but i just don't believe they have a home field advantage. i think cincinnati will show up strong and based on that environment anyway, when the raiders show up seems like home field for them. i don't think it's an advantage for the rams. carley: good point. >> it will be very mutual. will: i would love to do first take "fox & friends" this morning and tell you why i don't think the bengals can block aaron fields and vonn miller. we don't have 15 minute segments here. instead i'm going to go to you joe on this. i think mahomes is a great example of this

. >> merrill also says he's looking for more places to build affordable housing and cummins communities to accept the shelter sites. >> the city of antioch has a brand new interim police chief mayor lamar thorpe announced today that steven ford will take over the position for currently serves as commander of the san francisco police department's community engagement division. and he spent 31 years serving san francisco mayor thorpe says he wanted to look outside antioch when selecting the new of the next police chief. as part of his efforts to reform the department. >> police reform is about public safety. police officers can solve crimes if the public is not engaged. and so some of the challenges we see in our in our communities is people not being not having the confidence to talk about the things that they witnessed. and we hope that these police reform efforts were at age of some of those challenges. >> ford is only being called the interim chief right now because the city of antioch is still developing. the new hiring procedures as part of those ongoing reforms. once that process i

2014, with billions of dollars in virginia, i'm reaching as weapons training specialist as up at merrill weapons from the west . a going into crane was flowing into cranes to demonstrate this to will run the hughes. this, if we look at the special services with, we know this when you were in the recent years showing up in the territory of ukraine volume they contingent to summer. there were military im, when your contingent video is not integrating with nato camera. this means the command of the cranium armed forces. he would have a pretty more, as we can not direct he work from nato headquarters. united states does not need to be directly there in cellophane as a set of potential walking regularly, carrying out google exit some military exercises together. only last year, which would be for you a 1000 units. it was due to the vision was thrown with the water from the fuel. griggs referred you to put a claim. the old chest. yeah. we're not gonna in 2020, there were exercises that took place on the territory of ukraine. you move the question and you from go and to on, you're in the loop a

you'll remember that it was chancellor schroeder, the last s p d chance or germany before merrill and when he left, where did he? he was hired by a loud america who to share the nord stream consortium. and is in charge of your dream to project so controversial in europe today. right? so the s p d is now leading the chancery in germany and has a desire not to put this on the table or to confront russian that is making germany's position look weak, probably making it look even weaker than it really has. they have been taking some steps including promising that all actions are potentially on the table. then you have friends mon calling going into an election the spring he wants to increase his profile as a negotiator is been talking to him directly. they reconvene the norman new format negotiations, ukraine, marsh, and germany. he is looking to position himself individually, uniquely, to help as re election crop prospects bars. johnson was just here in ukraine. the other day is pushing the u. k. image as an independent actor. now after breakfast and then you have which like germany and a

rosenberg used to do this at merrill lynch. i will say even 20 or 30 lines of things moving around in price. it is a lot more complex than just trotting out one number, 7.3%. part of this is the overlay of better news on the pandemic. we have heard that from a number of guests. jonathan: moving away from the mask mandate in some states, australia opening up for tourism. china and hong kong doing something else. tom: it has a residence with our following. it's important that you disinfect. this is our medical tip of the day. jonathan: kathy jones says, to be clear, i know how to drive. my dad owned a garage growing up. that was from the previous conversation. ed ludlow on the west coast, he is driving into the office in san francisco. his driver listens to us every morning, so we have to give him a shout out. tom: we are up to 40 listeners. that is great. jonathan: good morning. from new york city, tom keene, lisa abramowicz, jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i am really good group to. prime

you look at the merrill -- merry-go-round. but there's a lot of ford people. and apple people. really dynamic space. it will be interesting to see what ford will do to win them over. emily: let's say over the next year, you have ford, the rivian trucks finally available. tesla with a gigantic lead. ed: the reality is ev sales in the u.s. are only 3% or 4% of overall sales. in europe and in china, that number is greater. much greater. i thought the most interesting part was him resisting the urge to get the big picture forecast. 600,000 per year. by 2024 over the next three years. they have had to ramp up what they are doing. they have had to ramp up everything. the scoop we broke today sheds light on that forward thinking. what they will have to do to scale back that big way. and the earnings for mary burris, talking about 400,000 evs in 2023, let's see how that goes. emily: ed ludlow, great scoop. thank you for breaking it down. tesla is disabling a feature of its self driving system that came under scrutiny from u.s. regulators. it allowed cars to slowly roll through intersec

take a listen what, to what the pentagon spokesperson, retired navy rear ed merrill john kirby had to say earlier today. >> he has not conducted another invasion in ukraine yet, and we want to, we still think there's time to prevent that. so it's supposed to be a deterrent, if you punish somebody for something they haven't done yet, they might as well go ahead and do it. holding that in abeyance and hoping to affect the calculus of mr. putin. >> reporter: even as the u.s. continues to warn russia could attack at any day, the white house still maintains that diplomacy may be an option. secretary of state antony blinken saying president biden would be willing to speak with putin at nim time or format if it would avert an invasion of ukraine, but they are fully aware that diplomatic window is quickly closing. phil? >> certainly seems to be. arlette saenz, thank you 10so much. >>> joining us, david sanger, political and cnn analyst and white house correspondent for the "new york times." david, today secretary of state antony blinken doubled down on the assertion that believes president pu

but if on a ye, yeah, nathaniel norman, her mass will be yet norman merrill, if you must book another english in why this is not, i'm with them. of italy had arthur and kathy men agency, yet were leisure was at the supper. lillia hood dawna, a hock loam, feel hostile aaliyah, one the lane or that was that while had occur alerts like only and messy he yet i any of your audio. if data of public fly in a, your hoard belinda are in the philistine lithia, had shut out there. medals are on the left hand layers at shaw. well, now you have had that a layer that are what is that what they are, but, and allegra shape if it was seen as the heck one thicket had the supper hot them, i wanted another gallop. in december 1947, the british announced that their mandate for palestine would end 5 months later this led to increased violence by armed scientist, jewish groups. on the 14th of may 1948 the day before the mandate ended the head of the jewish agency. david ben gordon proclaimed the establishment of the state of israel. the new state incorporated, 78 per cent of mandatory palestine over $700000

the man charged with opening fire at the kentucky campaign offices of louisville merrill county greenberghas been released on bond. brown fired a handgun at greenberg and one of the bullets grazed his sweater. i spoke with greenberg earlier this week. . >> fortunately, i'm fortunate to be here. i know that many others in louisville and around the country are -- their situation with guns ends much differently than mine. my team and i were feeling blessed yesterday. we're feeling blessed today. yesterday most live what i wanted to do is get home and hug my wife and sons and be with my family. and it's that -- i woke up this morning feeling the same way as well. just blessed to be here and blessed to be with my family. >> brown has been charged with attempted murder and four counts of wanted endangerment. he has pleaded not guilty and will now be under house arrest, home confinement. a lot of people around the country were surprised to see someone accused of attempted murder is now out on bond. >> on thin ice. the russian figure skating star at the center of the olympic doping scandal is abo

but if on a year young fellow nor men her muscle, the year at norman merrill, if you must book another english in why this is rob, i'm with them. of italy had arthur and kathy men, urgency yet, were leisure, was at the sofa. lillia hood dorna, a hock loam. phil hussle aaliyah one don't lane what that was that while had occur alert sonia message here i any audio if that at public finally hoard millard, they are in the philistine lithia, had shadowed them. my daughter, i never left ian laser shop. when i had that a layer, there are what is that what they are, but an allegra shape if it was seen as the heck one thicket had a sub alcohol there, my wallet at that other gallop. in december 1947, the british announced that their mandate for palestine would end 5 months later this led to increased violence by armed scientist, jewish groups. on the 14th of may 1948 the day before the mandate ended the head of the jewish agency. david ben gordon proclaimed the establishment of the state of israel. the new state incorporated, 78 percent of mandatory palestine over 700000 and palestinians were for

striking a deal to one of the many leaders to merrill loya jirga who has agreed to move the trucks from but says the convoy is here fort long haul. >> there are no threats that will frighten us. we will hold the line. >> after a handful of protesters were arrested. the ambassador bridge back open. investigators working to do the same thing at the border in alberta. there, 11 people taken into custody at the blockade after police found gun, body armor and a machete in a trailer. ontario now in the process of rule back covid restrictions including vaccine passports as counter protesters say enough is enough. >> i ignore them. ignore them completely. they don't deserve to have a seat at the table. now for the next 30 days this will be a targeted effort according to the here in the capital city of the with a to move those truckers out. a. >> bret: alexis in canada, thank you. an israeli version of the convoy drove along the main highway linking tel aviv and jerusalem today. a convoy left paris yesterday with about 150 trucks in intending to go to brussels home of the european union headquar

. >> hello, i'm jacqueline jacqueline pfeffer merrill director of the [inaudible] bipartisan followshe center. i'm providing [inaudible] today's conversations about campus free expression, in new roadmap, a report released today by [inaudible] academic task force on campus free expression. colleges antidepressants have a special was to play in our

. >>> hello, i'm jacqueline pfeffer merrill, director of the bipartisan policy center. i'm glad to welcome you today about conversations about campus freedom of expression, a new roadmap. a report released today on campus free expression. colleges and universities have a special role to play in our democracy, teaching the values of civil agreement and mutual respect, preparing the next generation of leadership. the principles of academic freedom and freedom of expression, if constrained, makes it harder for campuses to fulfill their academic and civic missions. today's report is a direct response to those challenges. the report is a strategic guide about fostering open exchange during this period of polarization and an uncivil tone in our national discourse. the task force, which approved this report unanimously, is comprised of a dozen members including a college graduate, civic leaders, former governors, college presidents, other academic leaders from a wide range of college campuses club liberal arts colleges, research universities, historically black colleges and un

merrill cardozo's office responded to the lawsuit by issuing a statement. quote , although our team mistakenly missed two emails in our good faith effort to respond to one public record act request. we provided both of those emails in a subsequent request. we have implemented additional procedures to minimize such mistakes and ensure we continue to promptly and completely comply with pr requests in the future. a judge has denied bail for the los kato's party mom accused of hosting alcohol fueled sex parties for underage teens, shannon o. connor is facing 39 charges including child abuse, sexual battery and providing alcohol to minors. another teen victim and several parents, including her ex husband spoke out, urging the judge to keep her locked up. the judge called o'connor manipulative and says she is a flight risk. the deputy district attorney agreed with the decision, saying o'connor would pose a threat to public safety if she was let out. the fact that she orchestrated it said it all up. watch it happen, knew the effect of her actions and then kept goi

he says that that shilling has continued to the east of merrill as well. so, huge concerns there for the hundreds of thousands of people inside marable. matthew chronic with us now the director all studies at the atlantic council in washington d. c. thanks for your time, matthew. what charles is reporting on there is other than the russians talking up. what they are achieving, but it seems to be a view that this is not going as well as you might have thought it would for the russians 5 days. and what's your take? yes, i think that's right. it's really remarkable. i think that russia has stalled and it's military advance, i think, who was hoping for decisive invasion and regime change. and he's getting bogged down this topler. and then more or the rest of the world is really rally against russia. and we've seen remarkable developments there. the sanctions that are really crushing the russian economy, germany agreeing to drastically increase defense spending many countries providing arms of ukrainians. so i think right now from president. ready point of view

they're seen near what's believed to be the hosp to merrill airport, which is on the outskirts of kiev. there are deaths being reported on both sides, potentially dozens of ukrainian and russian soldiers have been killed and according to ukraine, many civilians, 2 people have been forced to flee or shelter from russian strikes. keep says it's a full scale invasion, an assessment shared by nato and western allies the gremlins describing it as the demilitarization of ukraine. the west is promising to hold moscow accountable with quotes painful sanctions. our correspondence are in ukraine, and moscow will speak to them live in a moment, 1st to andrew simmons who sent us this report from the capital kiev. ah, the munson build up of russian troops on the border with ukraine has turned now into an invasion ukraine, under attack, military bases, airports and aircraft have been targeted and bombed the skies over multiple cities, including the capital key of lit up, waking up residence in the early hours of thursday, as russian artillery advanced, not very many could have predicted that he woul

nilandri is still with us, bank of america merrill lynch had a portfolio strategy.re on them to be a little more socially inclusive. that just means there's going to be downward pressure on their return on equities. even if some parts of the market may start looking cheap, i think that valuation discount is worried because of the fact that there is less transparency on their business model. i have no doubt that china will do extremely well in the area of technology, and they believe in this concept of national champions. these companies will thrive in the next 10 years, but it seems like in the very near term, there are some risks that one needs to be cautious on. i do think the technology sector is becoming more attractive going forward after the selloffs. anna: do we not know enough about common prosperity and what space there is for profit-making to get excited yet about where that leads us? tell us more about what you see in the u.s. tech space. geopolitics very much to the four, and nasdaq futures down one point 5%. what do you see in tech that excites you? nil

what matters is merrill lynch. >> i told you in 2015 -- yellen said in late summer and early fall, we'll raise rates. you saw salesforce plummet not unlike what is happening now. it's a little more severe. but i just think when you look at the ipos. remember the ipo market? ( i would point out this severe multiple contraption has front run the rate hikes now there's going to be people who live under rocks who didn't know there was going to be rate hikes. they'll sell again except for this time, because of the tremendous decline people will buy. >> yeah. it sounds like you've talked about jenson wang's march speech once we get a fed meeting, you think there might be more clarity. >> yeah. clarity is good. that's as simple as buy when it's going this way and sell when it's going that way. >> yeah. i would tell you that, yes, stocks can take more of a beating. but when you look at most of these -- let's take snow flake. >> very nice tie. >> thank you snow flake okay still a high multiple stock. but when you ask people what is the most exciting tech stock in the market, it's snow flake. it h

by the way those net new accounts are 60 or $70,000 accounts if you look at merrill and the private bank had 1$170 million you have to be mindful we have teammates they look at everything and ensure we know what the customer sees and adopt, you know, ourselves to that. >> it sounds like you're painting a pretty positive picture about the household on the consumer side. some have argued, i think it's the b of a research desk argued that corporate's have a bigger mix of long-term fixed debt going into this cycle than they did, say, going into the financial crisis are you as optimistic about corporate's? because we have begun to hear about warnings on the leverage loan market and smaller players who would be vulnerable to a rising rate environment. >> you'll have that discussion, by the way we had it in 16, 17, 18, 19. if you remember the sameissue. the sfri helped a lot of people through the crisis we did some work with clients that, you know, fwaif the liquidity they needed to stretch out some of the people to the airline industry and cruise industry and things like that. dependent upon c

in my interview with merrill mcpeek who was the chief of -- staff at that time. he told me point blank, if you become the air force historian, i want you to write a pamphlet or a book on how effective our smart weapons have been. and he pointed out that maybe about 90% effective. i said, general, the dust anti-even cleared from the war. and when it does, you are going to find out they weren't anywhere near that effective. so i would suggest you not do that. and he said, well, that's your belief. but if you become the chief, you will have to do what i want. i got the job. i got the job offered to me. and i turned it down. and all i said, without saying anything to the general was, i don't do anything that what anybody thinks they want and do what i think is smart he. turned out when they wrote the monograph they got torched because they claimed it was more effective than it was. come up to the beginning of the iraq war in this century. there is great documentary why we fight taken after frank copper's set of documentaries on world war ii. and part of the sequence

hiking bonuses is one thing, but we have seen lots of stories of the likes of merrill lynch, bank ofg to pay higher base salaries. you start to see a bit of a competition for talent that is to the extent we haven't really seen since, say, 2005, 2006, 2007 is that a fair comparison that puts a little concern in your mind or not? >> i think, look, that is happening. no question. you know, so again, if you look at jpmorgan, we estimate about a billion dollars of increase is because of merit increases and compensation, which is salaries, you know, for employees who don't necessarily work in the investment bank. so clearly, even outside of capital markets where you obviously had this morph of talent, you're seeing a lot of competition for people in branches, for people who work in technology, for people who work in accounting operations as well so it's a lot more broad based it's something i think that people are focused on x i think, look, the question i think people are asking is longer term to what extent can technology offset some of the wage inflation that we're seeing given this ver

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