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all of schultz has received newly elected french president, emmanuel michael here in berlin. mr. mccall is on the 1st trip to germany of his new term. president mccaul was welcomed with military honors at the federal chancel . read, they reiterated their support for ukraine, and highlighted the importance of close coordination between europe's 2 biggest economies. and here's what chancellor, olaf short set just moments ago. it remains the case that we stand money to you with ukraine. we said, militarily, as well with weapons social, it cannot be the case that borders in europe can be moved around through violence and we will do everything we can to ensure that the war does not spread to other countries and to enhance our defense capabilities. there was a transfer speaking just moments ago, here in berlin and with me on the set is political correspondence. simon young to unpack a little bit what this bilateral meeting means. ukraine has had a profound impact on these 2 leaders. yeah, i mean, no less old. so talked about the shock of war and the way it interrupted, for instance

is michael here another voice from the past?s seem to have pulled out a lucky ticket to shoot you immediately, they will try to take it by storm. you will have time to leave under the water of russia and, if necessary, will cover your retreat guys. if you surrender to us, we guarantee you freedom for cooperation. michael can you hear me hear? you will return to michael's service if you complete your new mission to deliver conrad wilsheen to an american cruiser. i repeat, you, too, will write off all the sins. michael the task is clear do you accept the offer? for yourself, go turn off the installation. looks like we have some time. god it's when he knocks out his contraption. well , let's not pull, turn off turn off will not go anywhere. so , where are you going? doctor duck, take it, you can't walk. and you don't have to fill it up. i'm here longing and i'll die. guys. without me, they are fighting, they will fight nothing. what kind of soldier do you have now, the world was recently returned, rest. i'll be more useful in ktz t

michael: here is something that we can do. we can get off fossil fuels.cience here, in a sense, is encouraging. the science over the last decade or so is shown us that if we stop putting carbon pollution into the atmosphere, if we stop, you know, with these ongoing carbon emissions, then the warming stabilizes fairly quickly. so there is an immediate and direct impact of our efforts to decarbonize. can prevent warming from crossing certain catastrophic thresholds like one and a half degrees celsius, three degrees fahrenheit warming, where we will start to see some of the worst impacts of climate change. there's still time to do that. but, you know, there is agency. we can still do it, but there is urgency. we have to reduce global carbon emissions by 50% within the next decade if we are to keep warming below that catastrophic level. and that's going to require policy. that's going to require politicians who are willing to support climate friendly policies. and that means us voting for those politicians who will act on our behalf rather than acting as rubb

here in the bay area. with me is captain michael whittington. investigator with the santa clara county district attorney's office. he's here to talk about this problem and what's being done about it. captain, welcome back to "comunidad del valle." michael whittington: thank you. it's an honor to be here again. damian: yeah, did i overstate it? are we in crisis? is this an emergency? michael: this is a true crisis. the problem we have is when we talk about fentanyl as a community or a government or a group, we like to say that word "drug," but it's not a drug. it's actually a poison. and what we're seeing right now is this trajectory of more deaths every year because people are consuming poison. damian: talk about the difference. differentiate drug and poison for us, if you will. michael: so, a person who takes a drug, let's say they're taking methamphetamines, or they're taking heroin, obviously, those can kill you, and those can overdose you, and you can die, but fentanyl, one, it is at least 1000 times more powerful than morphine. this chemical

michael: here is the big question.investor day in 2019, the original investor day when they rolled out the strategy of a super fast disney+ service targeted to pixar, lucasfilm, marvel. that was bob iger. 18 months later, the heart of the pandemic in 2020, they raised their targets massively because they outperformed those targets and also broadened out does the -- disney+. i wonder if the broader strategy was the right strategy. probably a higher price point. i wonder if they have the right strategy. were they misled by the pandemic and strength of the first year? i thought they had a bigger business here. it is a big question. i would like to hear them answer questions about whether or not they have the right strategy. have they gone to broad -- too broad? can they rein it in and be the business but not the business they thought they would be? lisa: how low is the bar right now considering their shares are set for the biggest decline since 1995? michael: the bar is low, but the issue is the concern on the back row. t

here. but michael, i mean, since we're talking about russia, i live here they, it's a country that is under sanction, but out, other than being able to participate in the global financial system, more or less, everything's okay. so far, michael? well, i think it's doing a favor to russia. it's a habit, rely on its own money creation. most of russia's money and investment is domestic not born. there is no need for russia or other countries to borrow dollars to great money in their own currency, to build their own factories, more housing and more real estate to build up our economy. so by cutting russia off from dollars, it's obliged russia. so just create all of its own money that keeps all of the interest charges and the depth service within russia itself. and actually fries russia from this drain, or russia had been convinced that it somehow needed dollar credits that it doesn't need at all. so again, russia comes out of the net gainer on this. i taught it the strength of the rubel. i've really surprised a lot of people including myself, actually. i mean, it's just because it's more commod

michael: here is a bit of a surprise, the federal reserve bank of dallas has announced a new president of the bank will be lori logan. she is currently the head of the markets group at the new york federal reserve. she will wear was on the 11th federal reserve district on the committee and have a vote starting thousand 10 -- starting 2023. replacing the predecessor who resigned last year. it appears they have gone to the new york fed to pick up lori logan. she is vice president at the federal reserve bank of new york and she needs the market operations group and has been there since 2012. she is overseeing the policy implementation role in the new york fed and the fiscal services as they run the division that is monetary policy, puts monetary policy into practice. she is already working with the fed on the bank for international settlements and so she will step into her role she is somewhat familiar with -- a role she has someone familiar with. she has been, according to the dallas fed, a successful leader of the new york fed and her deep financial markets background and expertise in m

michael painter in whose memory we are here. amy meyer and the recreation area and jim cappel and michael alexander and the whole team bringing about this outcome. to the san francisco county transportation authority for your efforts. to caltrans. the work to prove the validity of the payler plan -- painter plan was instrumental. to the many thousands of people regular residents of san francisco who said we want something more. they gave their time, energy, commitment to making this dream a reality. grateful to all of you and thank you so ever. [applause] >> thank you. this is a project that only happened because of a very unique partnership. one of the hallmarks with the interesting partnership between local, state and federal agencies working with the private sector and the community to secure resources and deliver the project. one of the key players is the san francisco county transportation authority. it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker. supervisor mandelman, chair of s.f.c.t.a. welcome. >> what a beautiful day. i

michael: around here, everybody knows that you don't light a match in march or april. e the windiest months of the year every year. stephanie: michael montoya is las vegas city council member. like many locals, his family hails from the early spanish and mexican settlers who lived in the mountains here since well before the founding of america. his own family ranch is within a mile of the eastern flank of the fire. michael: around here, in the northern part of the state, is -- we maintain the land, and we maintain it, a we leave it better than when we found it. so, that's really hard for a lot of us, people that are losing their properties. stephanie: and, for many, those properties were nearly all they had in this poor region of a poor state. donations have poured in to the evacuation center in las vegas, where janna lopez, an evacuee herself, has been coordinating free meal service with the world central kitchen. janna: this community has been through so much sorrow, so much devastation. a lot of our people can't afford house insurance. it's pay your medical bills or

michael, here we are, good evening to you, some experts are saying all of the legal cases the formerthis is the one that he should be worried about. what do you think? >> you know, he's had a remarkable way to escape some pretty tight traps. this is a little different in the sense that there is a georgia statute that prevents somebody from trying to solicit election fraud. the question here really i think is going to boil down to a lot of the same arguments we have heard before in a little bit different context, things like executive privilege, presidential immunity, you know, whether or not the state actually ought to hear these charges as opposed to having them removed to federal court. we'll see that. the one thing i would remind everyone that's watching is simply this, this is just the start. this is an investigative grand jury that has the ability to hear witnesses, to issue subpoenas, to take in evidence but they can't issue an indictment, so this just advises the district attorney on whether or not she wants to move forward with the case or has the ability to move forward with

michael. first thing in new york here in the conflicts are about 3 months ago. and one of the things that i've been fascinated with michael is the ricochet effect of all of the sanctions. i mean, every single day, there's another layer, another unexpected consequence. and, and in it, there seems to be no reverse of this for the time being. as matter fact on the west wants to double down. as i'm aware, todd is in las vegas may experience a brown outs. i read this morning that france is handing out food stamps. um, but you know, doubling downs. got to work somehow. i guess go ahead, michael. well, one of the problems of trying to be a future is this. you always assume that countries are going to act in their own self interest, and that's not what's happening now. the european countries, and i shouldn't say countries, the european politicians have been back by so much american meddling in europe selections for the last few years. they've had their whole future to the back in the united states, and they really feel that because the united states is sort of running th

michael vladimirovich here we judge.ident, drinking too such a geography will take everyone to work as hell. okay, i had to here, i see you smoking. and left. it turns out who saw the car? east where is the only union member? well, great car. he's really ilya of my whole life, i understand, but fifteen hundred on top, wow. you want to take a whole package from a man. did you like the car? well, lyosha, what are you doing here? what a pancake, well, margarita generally asked me to cook porridge. i cooked it in lumps, but i thought maybe i i’ve been baking them since childhood, my grandmother taught me how to manage it there, and my task will be next to you, then zina will come and change. how do you feel good? no, i'll learn if i need to. by the way, i fixed the faucet there now it doesn’t drip. i also wanted a hanger, but there you have to knock with a hammer, i was afraid to wake you up, but if you call me is such a worker possible? let pancakes out. how many pancakes . what's the urgent conversation? i will not go arou

michael. first thing in new york here in the conflicts are about 3 months ago. and one of the things that i've been fascinated with michael is the ricochet effect of all of the sanctions. i mean, every single day, there's another layer, another unexpected consequence. and, and in it there seems to be no reverse of this for the time being. as matter of fact, on the west wants to double down as where todd is in las vegas may experience a brown outs. i read this morning that france is handing out food stamps. but you know, doubling downs. got to work somehow. i guess. go ahead michael. well, one of the problems of trying to be a futurist is you always assume that countries are going to act in their own self interest. and that's not what's happening now, the european countries, and i shouldn't say countries, the european politicians have been backed by so much american meddling in europe selections for the last few years. they hide their whole future to the back in the united states. and they really feel that was the united states and sort of running the world. they

here at the w is a very warm, a welcome. we've just seen german chancellor shelton, french president, a man michael speaking right here in berlin. the chancellor. a started out by stressing the significance of the franco german ties for your p also touched on the importance of ensuring the reliable supply of energy. looking at president a man my call and the, the french president acknowledge the deep impact the war on ukraine is having on europe as a whole. let's find out a lot more political. correspond 70 is here still with me signing up. they went beyond the usual niceties. yes. well, they started both with those niceties. i think you know that that is worth saying, you know, that they come back. so it came back to that possibly slightly tie the image of the locomotive, the franco german locomotive up the hall of europe. he mentioned that, but he said that's really the key to taking the european project forward. and certainly both leaders talked in these terms. you had a manual micro the end there, again saying, you know, it's really about friendship and, you know, trying to convince the, the journalists at least, that, you

here. let's go to the moon. let's skip all the stuff in between." michaelhuman imagination. the apollo missions and the moon landings inspired a whole new generation. buzz aldrin: beautiful view. neil: isn't that something! magnificent sight out here. buzz: magnificent desolation. michael: in 1969, pam melroy was one of the millions of kids who watched the moon landing. pamela: and at tt moment id to be an astronaut. pamela: discovery's commander, pam melroy. michael: her ambition took her all the way to the top of the nasa space program. pamela: i flew in space three times including my last flight where i commanded a shuttle mission to the international space station. pamela: houston discovery, i've a big loop for both control teams. pamela: the overall feeling is how gorgeous the earth is and it's dynamic. it's rolling by underneath you. you get a sunrise or a sunset every 45 minutes and you just can't believe you go completely around everything--everything that we know, every ece of music, every person you could meet, you go completely around it in 90 mi

what is your sense on what mcdonald's will do from here? michael: it will take some time.here he -- they will continue to grow the rest of the business globally. i think the main thing we should take from this is that the franchise restaurant businesses and even company owned businesses should be franchising their international businesses. the geopolitical risk, there is issues when it comes to regulatory and legal risks when you build out your teams overseas and i think this is the hard lesson that mcdonald's learned here. kriti: we just talked about the dollar and i believe over 60% of mcdonald's revenue comes from abroad. talk to us about the dollar strength part of the mcdonald's story. michael: it's squeezing revenue and operating profit for mcdonald's and some of the other international chains like yum! brands with reference getting squeezed due to inflation. the company margins have been contracting meaningfully over the last couple of quarters and we can to -- we expect that to continue. jon: now that we have this move by make donald's, what will you be watching fo

i am confused at what the market is looking for here. michael: so am i. this is a conference that features a lot of people from the federal reserve and i was speaking to a senior fed official and i said, what is the market doing? it appears what we are seeing is a realization that they be things were overvalued and may be world of higher interest rates, your discount will be different and you have to bring down the price a little bit and everybody is trying to do that at once and then throw in the confusion queue get from the automated traded -- trading these days and you end up with volatility around what is going to happen. it will take the markets a while to reprice and figure out what you should be making in terms of return when you are in a world of higher interest rates like we are going into. one thing i wanted to add that you had asked about what to watch in this report. we may be starting to run low on workers who are ready to go back and in certain areas with certain skills, one month doesn't make a trend, but only 2000 construction workers. is

michael. appreciate you being here. >> thanks for having me, michael. . >> checking on your tweets and facebookve? how about we make drugs legal and focus on rehabilitation. carl white. carl white, 20 years ago, if you said that to me, i would have scoffed and said how ridiculous. all of a sudden we're going to open up drug addiction to all of society where at least right now where it's relegated to a small few. i'm no longer scoffing. i think we should absolutely give serious consideration to exactly that. and i think that shellenberger is also onto something when he said casting this as a homeless issue really doesn't address what's driving it. with a philadelphia city councilman, i'll give him a shotout, allen dom is his name, i was in the kenning ton city, the it is not a homeless issue. it is so damn sad. to think as the crow flies a quarter mile away, a half a mile away, you have new millennials eating at shishi restaurants. how the hell did we let it happen in the united states? i want to remind you. answer the survey question at smerconish.com. should joe biden announce now that he is n

michael, in part. do you like to say this phrase? yes, study. here you are nonsense. that is, shut up. this is not a base. no, that is, is there january - this is not a base. that is, there are no forces there, not nato military aviation. there should be no yes, they appeared after the 14th year of birth. how much can you talk about it? yes? what is nonsense? explain me please. you said otherwise. i'm sorry, tell me what's wrong because listen, i'm back. and i was in the donbass for a month, i'm tired of listening to your nonsense that you are talking about what is happening in the donbass please tell me, if your friends from heavy artillery fire at the guilty every day, do you think that this is a lie? of course not, the truth is that everyone is shooting at each other. okay, we don't fire heavy artillery at peaceful cities, and only they do it. it's not alien. yes you agree, ok i don't agree. this dispute, as for finland as for finland of course you you know, in fact, the situation was already clear, then, when the finns bought a 60 f-35 aircraft, little finland sud

michael steele is here. we're going the talk about, that accountability, and where we go from here. >>> and if it's "the beat" you know we have everything covered. we're not afraid of any stories here. there's something historic happening. congress holding a hearing on ufos. it's actually the first time in 50 years because there's new evidence. >> is this one of the phenomenon we can't explain? >> i do not have an explanation for what this specific object is. n for atwh this specific object is ♪♪ making friends again, billy? i like to keep my enemies close. guys, excuse me. i didn't quite get that. i'm hard of hearing. ♪♪ oh hey, don't forget about the tense music too. would you say tense? i'd say suspenseful. aren't they the same thing? can we move on guys, please? alexa, turn on the subtitles. and dim the lights. ok, dimming the lights. if you've been living with heart disease, alexa, turn on the subtitles. reducing cholesterol can be hard, even when you're taking a statin and being active. but you can do

there are these started and there is some kind of thing here exactly for which you leave people here, michaelolyn, eh, fromm has stopped, and what is the meaning of mine ruslan hypertension i canex i can sideo really action 45 somewhere they take spirit my husband last contacted me on may 7 among the messages so that you understand these are very short messages without connections can be broken at any time so among such short messages there was what natalka, we are unlikely to see each other again, what is her opinion eh from eh account on youtube egr, show me eh, it will come to our end, these are like acts of natalia from igor, yes, georgy, here natalya was silent for this one the period when our boys fight, they are men lost weight by 20 kg, that is, they really have a very critical situation with food and water and doctors. we saw photos of our boys who were before the war and what they are like now, that is, the one who clamored to show himself and when the mother says we exist, my son is 24 years old, i looked at the photo and there the uncle is far past 30, that is, these two months ar

michael painter in whose memory we are here. amy meyer and the recreation area and jim cappel and michael alexander and the whole team bringing about this outcome. to the san francisco county transportation authority for your efforts. to caltrans. the work to prove the validity of the payler plan -- painter plan was instrumental. to the many thousands of people regular residents of san francisco who said we want something more. they gave their time, energy, commitment to making this dream a reality. grateful to all of you and thank you so ever. [applause] >> thank you. this is a project that only happened because of a very unique partnership. one of the hallmarks with the interesting partnership between local, state and federal agencies working with the private sector and the community to secure resources and deliver the project. one of the key players is the san francisco county transportation authority. it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker. supervisor mandelman, chair of s.f.c.t.a. welcome. >> what a beautiful day. i

michael, are you there? >> yes, i am here- we were talking about this today because it has been mentioned as we were all processing this news. the nra has their conference scheduled in the same state, just a few days later in the wake of a horrific school shooting. and the fact that this is exactly 23 years ago, at exactly what happened in colorado in the wake of columbine. >> right. and it has happened other times also. the nra will also often show up after the shootings to make their point. that they've always been strong believers in -- we need to be half a strong in our beliefs. if so, we would not have a lot of problems that we do have. but frankly, chris, i want to say, i am not -- i have not come on after any of these shootings, these mass shootings now, for ten years. i said ten years ago, i may have even been on your show, this is the last time i will come on during the shootings. because it's just the new normal. but you asked me to come on tonight because i do want to say some things here. number one, we need to ad

michael, sit down, please. kostya, sit and listen so that they don’t accuse me later that i’m like in terms of dignity here. chael , you are an excellent specialist and host, it was not in vain that he recommended you. well, for some reason they decided us all here teach. we understand all this, and our women also understand, but they live and work here and do not run away, and everyone avoids in our wilderness, they can’t sleep and hang themselves. vera helps them with simple womanish happiness. during business hours, yes? in any work, at least some we are experiencing, he is unlucky, girls, well, how did he jinx it? someone she deserves this happiness more than all our women. because she is beautiful. and only such a dumb man like you can't catch up . well, unless, of course, you are married or there, like, gay, i take my words back, huh? sorry but me gotta go back to sewing cheese. the game, in my opinion, was a great bust. everyone's business for me is at least gay more understandable. good morning good morning hosting i only used the stove, the frying pan, here's the coffee pot, the rest of the products

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san francisco public library, the librarian michael lambert is here. the museum is here. thank you very much. of course, we can't celebrate without the 40th anniversary of kim fest. steven gong is here. thank you. [applause]. we are excited. this year in addition to the programs in san francisco our committee has been invited to be part of a national day of solidarity, celebration on may 14th. i want to thank the cultural center for organizing their festival which is part of a program that is happening throughout the country in 22 cities. they are all adopts our theme forging community bonds. we are very proud of that. we live in a city where we are very lucky to have a mayor that walked the talk and talks the talk. always encourages us to come together. without further, mayor breed. >> mayor breed: all right. life venthis event up a little bit. are we excited or what that there is finally the return of in person events for apa heritage month. when you think about what happened last year. even though we started to reopen. we had to do things virtually, the library was ope

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here's michael's assessment of that. >> chinese authorities are not directly recommending, not directly narrative. they are suggesting it is perhaps the early stages yet of this investigation and it might be even two years before we get an official report. but there have been come in the past few weeks, suggestions on chinese social media sites that this was perhaps the case. kasia: this is not the first crash involving bowing. indonesia's lion air's flight 610, a boeing 737 max 8 model to crafted 2018, killing 189 people. a year later, and ethiopia airlines flight, also about 737 max 8, lasted 137 people were killed. boeing 737 max 8 plans were then rounded. i spoke to an aviation analyst about that "wall street journal" quote. >> the focus for us has to be that it is only so far "the wall street journal" citing a person whis allegedly directly familiar with the findings of this initial investigation. and the reason the u.s. are even involved in the first place is because, although this was a domestic chinese flight, the aircraftas manufactured by boeing, boeing, american. so, the u.s.

. - michael youssef here.christianity without the christ of the cross and the resurrection of jesus. that is why christianity is not a religious system, it is a person, and christ is inviting you to experience his grace and mercy. - [announcer] to find out more about the one who welcomes you with open arms, visit findingtruepeace.com >> tucker: here's a news flash you already knew, the people yelling about democracy hate democracy and do everything to stop democracy. what happened in georgia, democrats held a legal complaint to keep voters from voting for congressman marjorie taylor green, the most popular republican in the state of georgia, they didn't like her views so you should not be allowed to vote for her. oh thank god those efforts failed, the georgia secretary of state adopted a decision from a georgia judge the determent you are allowed to vote for marjorie taylor green even if "atlantic" magazine and "new york times" don't like her opinions because that is democracy. here is a victory should celebra

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why are we sitting here talking about even shuttles now, michael steele, it's about catholics as wellolics are in the mix of this. we don't get here without talking about catholic starting this drive against abortion, and about catholics saying that, back in the 1960s, during vatican two, they did not want to have contraception. we cannot talk about this as though this is just an evangelical story. this is an evangelical catholic story. it's a story of people who don't understand what's going on. >> we are out of time, but i will let you respond, michael. is happening in a country that is increasingly secular. we are all believers. this country is not a country that is full of people who are christian catholic, or not. there are people not in the church. how is it people who are extreme right, you know, a certain niche of christianity can impose their biblical version of the bible on 327 million people? >> so, to the point that was just made, the catholic church, we may disagree with the theology behind the pro life position, but you cannot disagree with the work and that is the diffe

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michael his. show it brought. next we need to vacuum. i want to show here how it works, myself. n't we run. here it is this absolutely unique vacuum cleaner. let's go to our giant eye. let 's go. these are the lenses you have. and mikhail yegor will now show it. well, here is liza. here she is standing in your eye. and that's it. here you are officially, when people are allowed to go to the country, after this operation many people ask, i understand that people are all working. and now basically everyone is active, when you can drive, but if a person sees well, he can drive the next day. or work, if the work is not connected with physical labor or with some kind of dusty dirty work, he can work, but fulfill all the instructions that we give to bury drops and everything, how much you wore glasses, how much did you change? what did i say that you were tired of money? well, the fact is that all my life, uh, i had good eyesight and did not wear glasses. i put them on, about seven years ago, as if, when the cataract began, apparently to develop, and now for these 7 years, an endless c

jonathan: -- tom: we have to stop the show here and make clear the phenomenal job that michael mckee es. but i hate, hate this new release of unemployment data. it is clumsy, faked the market out here. what they invented, three years ago, terrible. jonathan: we used to have a lock up, they would release it when it needed to be released. tom: you won't bring it up with secretary walsh and somebody other issues, but they have to fix this. the way it is released now is problematic. never problematic, jeffrey rosenberg. he joins us on the show again. to me, it is a massive continuum, a movement forward of the american labor economy. does that surprise you? jeffrey: no, this is a strong labor market. the labor market is parsing the very strong deviations versus expectations. jonathan highlighted it. the participation rate is a little bit disappointing, as randy laid out. i think that could be chalked up to the search we are seeing in the omicron ba.2 variant, some of the impacts. on the other side is the disappointment on the aag figures. .31 month over month, year over year alone a bit mo

wondering how nuanced the fed's thinking will be here. michael: it is interesting because the fed is being criticized for being too socially caring during the last year when they tried to get the unemployment rate down for minorities, i the expense of possibly inflation. but you have to remember, their only tool is a very blunt tool, and that is interest rates. so we may hear from fed officials that they are worried about people on the margins, people who are going to be affected the most. but there's not much they can do to make a difference in what socioeconomic group is affected buy their monetary policy. so they're going to focus on inflation and try to bring it all down and hope the rising tide of a stable economy will lift all boats. alix: we appreciate the roundup here. thank you very much. coming up, more on consumer spending and retail and how to invest in this environment, we will break it down with a fund manager who owns a lot of retail names in his portfolio, the ceo of adams funds is next. ♪♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ at fidelity, your d