months later, we return to pastor mick's church.uggling with one form of mental health or another. i've been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and i have anxiety. to come out of- a psychiatric unit... to the street. ..to the street. whether that's anxiety, paranoia... they stare at me all the time. ..unable to cope in everyday life. i feel lost. i want to be human again. it's notjust here in burnley, it's all over the country. and the people who suffer most are the ones at the bottom of the pile, always. i don't think i can do it. it's too hard. i've really worked hard for you this afternoon! j this closed—down gym now reborn, a refuge for the desperate. stop shouting and talk to me properly. - come on, come with me. every week, hundreds climb these steps. it's all right. tonight, the church stays open forjohn. he's poorly, he's got mental health issues. people being horrible, nasty towards me! if i lock this door... we'll sit down here. come and sit here. come on. ..he dies. come on, tell me what's happened. john's par

elizabeth: right, mick. we're hearing from hong kong.hong kong, studies an also from south africa that the omicron variant could protect against other variant. mick mulvaney always good to see you. former dhs advisor chuck marino. have new far left manhattan d.a., outraging voters ordering prosecutors to drop prison sentences for criminal cases like drug dealing or armed robbery. how long can the criminality last? how can d.a.s unilaterally change the law to make these moves? that is next onrs "the evening edit." stay right there. you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only

we spent 12 months filming with pastor mick... come and sit here, come on.the duke and duchess of cambridge climbing the steps where so many have sought refuge. pastor mick. really good to see you. thank you so much. very nice to see you. royal recognition for church on the streets. people like you, it is the care, and that is what really makes you from being good to a real success. did you see the bbc�*s things? weirdly, i saw the bbc thing long before we were even coming up. for us, it is more ideas, it is more... it is going to places and seeing how people do it differently. that's right. and what you can replicate and what is working. - yeah, what you can scale. the duke and duchess of cambridge wanted to be here to meet volunteers and help those who had suffered during the pandemic. families like deacon's. his mother died during lockdown. if we hadn't been here or something like us hadn't been here, i daren�*t even think. do you think we can talk about your mum? i lost my mum when i was 15. it was difficult, but it gets easier, i promise you. it does ge

i don't think that is a horseshoe. [ laughter ] i think that's a personal massage er, mick.nd those boxes are from amazon. the company, not the amazon. >> look at this one, you've got one here addressed to you. >> jimmy: oh, my nonstick muffin tray, i'm baking this weekend and i was -- >> well, you nibbling nipple nurser. italians, nothing but dirty macaroni-slurping thieves! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm italian myself and i don't appreciate the slurs. >> i should have known. you've got the beard from your mother, you did! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: please now, don't talk about my mother. >> well, you don't plunge your jingling johnny up my wife! i know who you are. giuseppe, the muffin merchant! >> jimmy: my name is jimmy and -- >> you've got no right to put your greasy mediterranean pig whistle near her hind seat! just because she flaps open like a civil war hospital tent and she's looser than a coal miner's teeth and she gobbles up alcohol when she's trying to win a licorice-eaten contest. and her bosoms have been bit by every [ bleep ] grocer from here to -- oh, oh! >> jimmy:

remember, this is a funding mick and we are only safe if everyone gets vaccinated. so there needs to be that communication whereby the people who devolve the vaccines can let go of the patterns, or they have to be some agreement so that we can be able yes to replicate what they produce. but also i want, since i come from camry, one of the things is the research that we've done, which needs to be owned, our policy because our government needs to use that research to, to, to facilitate us to go to extra miles developed even our local vaccine at the moment, what we're being told, even in kenya right now, the communication is that feel and finish where we are just getting vaccines in brands than we package and then roll out. that's still good enough to cover this moment. but to we have data showing that we can actually develop our own vaccines. so government needs to tech and believe in the research that we are doing in our countries, in african set up and then support that and package that we have the capability, we have the resources, we have the platforms that we're

and people have taken the mick if i - people have taken the mick if i can use a _ people have taken that donald trump reacted and of course the capital building onjanuary the 6th. what you make of this in the uk? i 6th. what you make of this in the uk? “ 6th. what you make of this in the uk? ~ �* , ., , 6th. what you make of this in the uk? «w, ,,_ uk? i think it's a very slippery slo es uk? i think it's a very slippery stapes talk— uk? i think it's a very slippery slopes talk about _ uk? i think it's a very slippery slopes talk about noise - uk? i think it's a very slippery slopes talk about noise as - uk? i think it's a very slippery slopes talk about noise as a i uk? i think it's a very slippery i slopes talk about noise as a sign uk? i think it's a very slippery - slopes talk about noise as a sign of whether or not a protest should be allowed. i think ed said previously that it allowed. i think ed said previously thatitis allowed. i think ed said previously that it is the mess that we accept as part of our democracy, people have the right to protest and sometimes it is ugly and

mick, i was lookin: pandemic were getting worse.saw the i heavy dose of the free market here when it comes to providing healthcare. even though we had the affordable care act which we call 0bama care enacted a law about ten years ago, only about five or 6 million people are covered by that. most people continue to be covered by private health insurance through their employees. we have a circumstance here where we have a tremendous capacity within our health care system, in fact we can make the argument were over for capacity for healthcare. we have a surplus of beds in many states. we have plenty of health care available to folks. i think you're seeing the result in the outcomes where we give better cancer results in other places around the world that have different approach to healthcare. caroline, clearly we have issues here as just been explained. but the free market does bring a lot of investment into research which is expensive. do we need to find ways when we can from the nhs we are pouring money into it, do we need to find wa

so whatever is coming in right now, of course communication, mick, mick, me understand as someone who leaves off 2 shillings id, which sometimes i don't have to consider waking up and going to canada to q for a vaccine. while i have children who haven't eaten at all, okay, let me come to to help these knock on effects. the christine has started, particularly if the situation continues as it is. and marshall says, you know, i'm waiting for very and 15 in order for me to believe this works. what's gonna happen, not we've heard economically to our public health system. i think one of the things that we need to realize, especially with hesitancy and to backward, he said, hesitancy, is manufactured. so for young people, especially, or even old people, even healthcare workers. i, initially, once the vaccines came, one of the biggest argument was like, what are going to give african sort of, africans vaccines. because the hesitant as is, as of, as the african country, we can't prove that africans has don't, we don't have vaccines to make that assumption. yeah, we can do all the research we w

the rumor was he was in the sac with mick jagger. >> do changes.that horrible horrible rendition to see if i could find out. >> i can't believe you went all the way to that. i haven't thought of that room or ages. >> fifty years old. i want an answer. >> i believe they were probably in bed after sharing a woman. javon came later. remember he was married to angi and mick jagger sing the song angie. so i think i stumbled onto the answer. >> it had to do with amg and make a david in bed together an that someone came in and saw them. >> i even got all garaged up an went to cbgb's when they were open see if i can pry open but the real meeting of changes was people took the code. >> i want answers on the 50th anniversary and i know you know. >> yes i do i wish i was holding . >> i cannot follow that. >> i cannot. >> wow. i can't. i can't get over that. >> there were great rumors in the 70s. assume we can't even discuss. >> anyway this angle that will keep getting in trouble. >> i was thinking the career is flashing before her eyes at. >> i'm thinking dav

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. >> i saw mick ducking the bullets. the shot. are you kidding me?s say this neighborhood is busy at 8:15 in the morning, they are walking dogs and going to work and taking kids to school, and people here say they are relieved nobody was shot. witnesses say officers collected lots of video evidence. they say many in the area have installed cameras because of the increase in crime. >> during the pandemic, a lot of houses have been broken into, and that house has been spoke toen -- broken into. >>> 4:51. get ready to spend your money even before you enter a popular mall, and the parking fees getting the green light and the activity those fees are hoping to discourage. >>> a couple just bought a 7-acre parcel of land off mission college boulevard. amazon already has smaller offices in several counties. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. >>> get ready to pay a little more if you head to valley fair mall in the south bay as it's havin

i played the drums for keith and mick. i don't play them for me. i can't play the drums at home. the drums, i have to go on the road. to go on the road, i have to leave home, it is a terribly vicious cycle. it has always been my life. # but it's all right # jumping jack flash is a gas, gas, gas...# there is more money in this than there is in all the other parts parts of our business put together. you might need to think this through. stop wasting my time. because 0mar will come back tomorrow and the next day and the next day. and i will put a bullet in all of y'all behind what happened right now, you heard? # i'm through with romance, and through with love # i'm through with counting # the stars above # and here's the reason that i'm so free, my loving # baby is through with me. # whoa, yeah...# applause. laughter. marlene, have some sensitivity, don't talk about millions of pounds and big houses in front of del. laughter. # hey, hey, we're the monkees, you never know # where we'll be found...# we alljoked about the sound of music, you had to. when you do something very delicate

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. >> mick em, thank you. >>> now to breaking news concerning military threats from north korea. the isolated regime appears to have launched its second missile test in less than a week according to officials in south korea and japan. nbc news' jan miss mackey frayer joins us what the they know about these missiles >> reporter: they say ballistic missiles traveled 400 miles at an altitude of about 42 miles. they say it appears to be a more advanced weapon than the hypersonic missile north korea claims it fired last week. now, all of these tests are violations of multiple u.n. security council resolutions the latest test happened as the usmc was meeting in new york to discuss this pattern and what countries call a threat to international security now, experts say the variety of tests that we've seen suggests that north korea is showing more sophistication in the sorts of weapons delivery s satellites. they say they have the capability to detect and destroy these missiles from north korea. one thing to add here, it's unclear whether this latest missile test is behind an faa ground

mick mcphearson. and cincinnati is going to the super bowl. >> it prevented the chiefs from going to a third straight super bowl a and, of course, the bengals fans partied like it was 1989 >>> it will be a showdown at sofi stadium for super bowl lvi. math you stafford and the rams battle joba rhone and the bengals right here on nbc. >>> this weekend was the worst winter storm to hit the east coast in years at least four people were killed some towns in the northeast were buried in more than 2 feet of snow, and after the snow, freezing temperatures settled in nbc's chris pollone has more from boston. >> reporter: boston, massachusetts, apparently no worse for the wear after a record-setting day of snow nearly 2 feet falls in 24 hours. >> we have not only survived a historic storm, but really seen the incredible teamwork and collaboration to have the roads mostly clear at this point already. >> reporter: after several hours of blizzard whiteout conditions, it caused even the hardiest new englanders to g

next we have mick spencer watson, the president and executive director for the center for lgbtq economic advancement and research. and then we have miss tanya asapansa johnson. co-founder of new york transgender advocacy group and transgender are women's support group facilitator. and last, mr. todd sears, principal and founder of out leadership llc. the witnesses are reminded their oral testimony will be limited to five minutes. you should be able to see the timer on your screen that will indicate how much time you have left. when you have one minute remaining, a yellow light will appear. i would ask that you be mindful of the timer. and when the red light appears, to quickly wrap up your testimony so we can be respectful of both the other witnesses and the committee members' time. without objection your written statement will be made part of the record. mr. johns, you are now recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation on your testimony. >> thank you, chairwoman beatty, ranking member wagner and members of the subcommittee, thank you for allowing me this opportunity. my na

the set of 12 stamps includes individual photos of mick jagger, keith riches, ronnie, wood, and the late charlie watts. the collection also feature some of the bands biggest live concerts held around the world. the stones is the 4th music group to have a dedicated series of roll, mal stamps, ah, breaking news at this hour. the president of the european parliament, david cecily has died at the age of $65.00. his spokesman said he'd been in hospital since december 26. after a serious complication related to his immune system, cecily had been the president of the parliament since 2019 u. s. and russian diplomats have wrapped up the 1st meetings and.

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the santa 12 stamps includes individual photos of mick jagger, keith richards, ronnie wood and the late charge was the collection also features some of the bands biggest live concerts held around the world. ah, this out there, and these are the top stories, u. s. and russian diplomats of wraps up the 1st week of meetings of diplomacy aimed at the escalating the tensions on ukraine's border. russia's deputy foreign minister called the discussions complex. moscow ones guarantees that nato won't accept any new members from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiators reacted wendy sherman's assessment was there to the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey.

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the set of 12 stamps includes individual photos of mick jagger, keith richards, ronnie wood, and the late charlie waltz. the collection also features some of the bands biggest live concerts held around the world. ah, this out there, these are the top stories, u. s. and russian diplomats of wraps up the 1st week of meetings of diplomacy aimed at d, escalating the tensions on ukraine's border. russia's deputy foreign minister called the discussions complex. moscow one's guarantees that nato won't accept any new members from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiators reacted wendy sherman's assessment. was that the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey rubicon in his delegation were useful. they were frank heard language. they were of straightforward again wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt. she said for the us and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. since are the meeting last summer between president vladimir putin and joe biden. the president of the european

the 44—year—old won three national television awards for serial drama performance for playing mick carter uk this evening. it will turn cold quickly tonight, a few showers to move away then we will have clearer skies for a while, more cloud coming in from the west, from the atlantic, bringing rain into western areas. by the end of the night, temperatures lifting across the eastern side of the uk, could be an early frost in eastern areas, especially around aberdeenshire. with that cloud coming in, cloudierfor tomorrow, rain or drizzle moving eastwards. most of the wet weather in the north—west with stronger wind, northern and western parts of scotland. temperatures higher than today for the eastern side, making eight celsius, then the west double figures, could make 13 in northern ireland. not a great deal of rain to come, weatherfront moving down across the uk weak, but will linger and keep more cloud on tuesday in the far south, otherwise those places will see some sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the education secretary for england backs reducing the covid isolation p

they are still the same age as mick jagger. >> you are on my bucket list. thrilled. but thank you. welcome back after your sequestered sabbatical. >> yes, sabbatical. >> of the monologue touched on crime and car accidents. where would you like to go? >> once again, phenomenal. you are never afraid, but i think at some point someone has to tell you this has to stop. you are literally the only reason why -- to art that 10%. you watch him thoroughly and then you bring him on the shell and he's literally a guest. get him a little chubby highchair. so his entire show is what can we do to get that attention so there's three reasons with you guys, it is you are provided related some high -- somehow. he's got some really sketchy photos of you from your young days or he believes you when he works here and you've just got to keep it going. you've got that jilted lover that you left behind. and i get the good of sitting here. >> he was on redeye once. >> he was a guest one time. >> and he was quite boring. dagan, schwarzenegger or cnn, take your pick. >> schwarzenegger. i do love how he is tr

the former chief of staff mick mulvaney on, he said it never came up in the earliest days of pandemicide the oval office as they were forming the coronavirus task force, never once did anything from up besides it was the evolutionary jump. kennedy: it seems like they're using their expertise and protecting themselves with that instead of informing the president and illuminating the public on what could really be happening. august the what happened, this is something i didn't learn until i watched this, and two of these including robert gary, millions of dollars in research grant money. so who should be investigating the massive infusion into their program? >> right. and if this happens, these guys are at the hasp of doctors fauci and collins at the time to get grant money. they do, please happen to be the virologist who had concerns and were saying this looks engineered but within 48 hours write a paper that says it definitively is evolutionary so it raises a lot of questions. we have the questions to the nih and doctor fauci specifics they've not answered, there's no evidence in any

it is charlie mick elliott. always really tied in. saying there is a lot of leverage in the system, we are headed for a minsky moment. the tech gains was due to a buildup of leverage in dealer positioning. manus: you take your minsky moment, your equity market, and i will see you and raise you on a bond also. have a look at this, this is a very aggressive movement in terms of -- there you go. there is your bond market. the magic of tv, the bond market appear to. -- appeared. look at the scale of the outflows, the biggest since march 2020. you are looking at 10 year notes, the worst week in 42 years with the loss of over 40 -- of over 4%, the last time we saw that was 1980 and that was a vulgar shock. even i cannot remember where i was in 1980. dani: [laughs] i don't think you were in london trading yet. those are my favorite moments. we have to give a shout out to our queen of charts valerie. let me get you into what the markets are doing this morning. we are seeing a more or less flat equity session when it comes to u.s. futures. the

anyway the federal gooft tried to mick it a law that large businesses must require their employees tocinated but last week the supreme court said you can't do that. and now companies have to decide whether to keep those requirements in place. and as you can imagine, no matter what the company's choose, they're screwed either way. >> two big name companies are taking dramically different approaches to the federal vaccine mandate, carhartt is standing by it's employee vaccine policy, the decision though has sparked backlash on twitter with people threatening to boycott the company. meantime starbucks is no longer requiring workers to get vaccinated against covid-19. the company decided to reverse its policy that was announced earlier this month. >> the coffee giant's decision not to require workers to get the covid vaccine or test for the virus is not sitting well with some customers. people on twitter are calling for a boycott. >> before you panic, it is important to remember that just because people say on twitter that they are going to boycott something, doesn't mean it's going to ha

we'll be back in a few minutes with my next guest, former ambassador to russia mick mccall and former director of cisa at the department of homeland security, chris krebbs so stay with us, talk to you soon. welcome back, for those just joining, i'm david ignacious, columnist for the washington post. our next guest in our discussion today for threats to democracy at home and abroad, are former ambassador to russia michael mcfall and former director of the cyber security and infrastructure security agency at the department of homeland security, that's a mouthful, chris krebs, michael and chris, welcome. >> thanks for having us. >> hey, david, good to see you. >> chris, let me lead off with you. you got sacked last year in the last months of the trump administration basically for trying to protect our elections and speaking out clearly and directly about threats -- i'm going to ask you about how you would gauge threats to elections at home and abroad, in particular in your area of specialization, cyber security, but more generally. what would be your report card as of right now, december

you had mick mulvaney on a couple days ago. he said that didn't happen, in fact, just the opposite.? and, why is it important? for somebody sitting on the couch, why is this investigation, this talk about the lack of transparency and the shift of the explanation important to them? >> the second question was answered by dr. gerard when he was on earlier this week. there was a hearing we had where he said "if we would have known that this likely came from a lab, that could have changed how we dealt with it, would have been important information." most importantly, "it could have potentially saved lives." why they do it, sometimes i say i don't know. is it about the power fauci has? they like the ability that they can raise taxes, have all of the mandates -- i don't know the answer to that, but it troubles me that democrats, because we have asked them time and time again -- let's look at how this started. i am on this coronavirus committee. they refused to do it. i don't know why, but i think it is because of the power ouchi has. why democrats don't look at it, i'm not exactly sure. >>

because i've had institutions approached me -- when i did my biography of colonel mchugh core mick, thatwas made possible by the tribune and the mccormack foundation. but it was also explicitly explained that that was conditioned on their having no financial interest or seeing any part of the manuscript. the harvard book was equally independent. >> let me come back to this in a second, but i want to go back to your learning process. what year in your life in school did you glam on to history? >> it's a good question. it's a fair question. but i can't tell you a time when i wasn't. >> was there a teacher, a professor that you remember from those early days? >> no. it was not something sort of academically inspired. >> was there anybody in your family? >> i had teachers who certainly made an impression, but no. they were all scratching their heads. first of all, my interest in politics. because my parents, neither were particularly interested. what happened of course, classically, was -- and again, i was indulge. i was very lucky. from a very early age, i had a mother who loved to travel.

all of that dye ma'am mick has been poisoned. the result is that every single player who files through for their interviews is being asked about one thing, about novak djokovic. for the british, obviously the player of the moment is emma radikova. she's 18 years old and all of the questions she has to field are about novak djokovic. that's a complex issue for a teenager to have to confront. it has overshadowed the tournament. >> we'd rather be talking about percentage of first serves rather than percentage of people vaccinated. we'll have to leave it there. >>> we are tracking another major story at this hour. hostage situation is now over with all hostages safe and the attacker dead. he stormed beth israel on coleyville on saturday. one hostage was released earlier but three remained in harm's way. as night fell officials made the decision it was time to move in. >> you heard it clearly there. a cnn crew on the ground, heard that, the loud bank and then gunfire as law enforcement secured the hostages. here's how the police descr

this is mick mulvaney, the former chief of staff under president trump. >> the president should haveher opinions. he should have known about the possible financial connection between taxpayer dollars and the research that was being done. should have known about the connection with dr. fauci and mr. collins about what was happening. none of that was disclosed to the president of the united states and that is unconscionable. >> trace: swept aside as misinformation like the hunter biden laptop. if you say anything about it, you're a denies. it's gone to different levels. >> it's stunning. the fact that scientists like fauci -- remember, in 2020, fauci was saying the chinese communist party was cooperative and transparent. the fact that they were buying what was coming out of beijing makes it more stunning where there was a massive cover up understood way. trace, we have to get to the bottom of this. >> trace: but how? that is my question? how do you get to the bottom when china won't cooperate? you want to get to the bottom of it. you have resistance in this country and china won't coop

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there's acquisitions at the time to see mick -- the time seemed expensive, now not so much. tom: many people would say he has been bank executive of the decade. maybe mr. dimon will give him some competition on that. to mike mayo's comment, it is easy to do this stuff. then you've got to execute. is morgan stanley executed? -- is morgan stanley executing? jonathan: and the cost story. asked numbers in a decade or so at bank of america. lisa: frankly, how much of that is got that check -- how much is that going to be a driver? there are some nuances there. but to me, how much is this ultimately a story of we have not accurately priced in wage increases at a time when they see stickier and people thought? tom: jonathan: i believe -- jonathan: i will leave this decision to you. are we going to head to parliament? tom: you've got to frame this for us because we are worried about the senator from west virginia going across the aisle to mitch mcconnell. new do it differently in the united kingdom. jonathan: there is a conservative mp about to walk across the aisle. let's take a li

a lot of people are talking about the 1918 flu epidemic, it turned inden mick in 1919, drop the in casestwo years. is this how pandemics go strong for two years and flame out? we saw that with the asian flu pandemic. >> this population has effect with people with no immunity t can be deadly first year or so. afterwards, some people die, some people have immunity and get vaccines and therapeutics so it becomes tamer and more manageable like other respiratory viruses we deal in year in, year out. that is where we're going with this virus. it is taking a little bit longer and many people didn't get vaccinated and still causing problems in hospitals. the transition to me pandemic to endemic we're not worried about hospital capacity in any of 50 states. some states transitioned toward more endemic version because their -- [inaudible] elizabeth: that is a good point, right, congressman what the doctor just said right? wee have to live with it like we're living with aids. unfortunately that is what we're under right now. it is about therapeutics. you're both making an important point. governor

this, when she comes to this organize, i hope you'll give here a standing ovation to thank her, to micke sure we had the funding. today in our great city, our capital of washington d.c., we're finally together again. challenge of america, you know, you do the potholes, you pick up the trash, you put people in jail, you wipe away the tears, but the challenge of america always comes from main streets, from your neighborhoods. but i say it to you, those who come with us can be a part of history, a part of history on the right side of history. in 1963, a young president came to hawaii and he came with five on civil rights and we supported him, and we supported president johnson in '64, a white mayor, a businessman from atlanta, georgia named ivan came and testified for public accommodation. in 1965 we stood with president johnson and worked with him on the voting rights act, which is threatened today. and you may not know this, but in 1963, in the headquarters of the conference of mayors, my former boss worked with bayard rusten to help martin luther king. and we had cbgd. we had an incredi

mick mcconnell, who deprived president obama of his final court pick, was noncommittal on the subject today. the first part of the clip we played from president biden was when he was a candidate in south carolina on february 25th, 2020. they were words my next guest was waiting to hear, but had not yet heard during the debate. here's how bob woodward tells us. quote, during an intermission, clyburn told a friend he was heading to the restroom. instead, strolled back stage and pulled biden aside. man, there have been a couple of instances where you could have mentioned having a black woman on the supreme court. you can't leave the stage without mentioning that. of course, biden said, you got it. in his final answer, biden hit the mark. the next day, congressman clyburn went on to endorse him. he joins us now for his first interview since the news of the justice's retirement. can you tell us more about that conversation at the debate between you and then candidate biden and nominating the first black woman to the supreme court? do you feel like this moment may have been made possible be

when we pay less for a company that's less micked pay more, you decide the world says goldman is nots well as expected and it's apples to apple, it's better than morgan stanley, bang of america and citi and a one year, a five year and ten-year basis. bottom line. go ahead wait until morgan stanley disappoints tomorrow who knows? pnc, how about the building alone, wait until that collapses and take my approach, where it is almost impossible to get a onand proprietary advice that they've also paid a premium for for decades and decades and you can get the stock for $70 less than where it was two and a half months ago it's a steal mitch in new york. mitch? >> hi, jim cramer, thank you for taking my call >> my pleasure >> okay. about a week and a half ago linday was at 352.18 and today it's at 321.16 down 7.58 i heard that was improving industrial production worldwide. it is set to gain from the recovering gas demand. do you see the share price increasing and maybe a stock split in the future? >> i don't know about the stock split, but jeff marx and i discussed this very issue for the inv

. >>> fur ther ahead on the program, bringing you some car mick justice first, the release of cnbc andt capital's new ranking of america's most just companies. then jon fortt, speaking of just, sharing his highlights from his interviews with the ceo of career karma. stick around all that is ahead on "power lunch. but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee and get the best deals on every smart phone. here's your cnbc news update the white house is condemning north korea's missile launch south korea says the missile traveled more than ten times the speed of sound and was more advanced than the missile tested by north korea last week the airports were briefly paused last night around the same time as the launch. the faa said it was a

former white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney who at that point was working as trump special onvoy to northern island told cnbc on january 7th that he quit because he believed his falls to become increasingly unhinged following the election, quote, clearly he is not the same that he was a month ago. and certainly the people advising him or not the same as they were eight months ago. and that leads to a dangerous sort of combination as you saw yesterday. now, politico, had the smart idea to reach out to chao, devos and amongst others to see if they would comment on those statements nearly one year later. and you'll never guess what. they all refused to go on the record except one. the former chief of staff, maloney trump, stephanie grisham, who is of course now selling a tell-all book and attempting to rebrand to something of a neever trumper. so, now we are left in this weird kind of groundhog day reality. after all these one time trump allies realized exactly how dangerous he was in the moment and the immediate aftermath when they called out this horrifying (inaudible) of duty aft

airports but thanks for joining us i am elizabeth mick donald "the evening edit" starts right now welcomethe show you're watching foxbusiness network. the u.s. whether to evacuate family members of diplomats stationed in ukraine russia is it amassing more than 100,000 troops a lot of military hardware at the border with ukraine for joining us now postman dan bishop from house homeland security former deputy security advisor kay t mcfarlane. where's this headed? were letting in nato members to ukraine. where's this headed? >> is pretty frightening, liz, joe biden shows once again he has perfect pitch of her foreign policy. he is perfectly wrong in every made. as robert mcfarlane said for 45 years and as a consequence he creates a grave danger. if we thought afghanistan was the worst catastrophe we only had to wait a few months until he effectively invites putin to invade. it is almost unbelievable that any person could stand at the podium in the white house and deliver such a line. you know, we are in bad shape. the contrast between now and 2016 -- 2020 shows we can have a president who do

mick i look at it probably every few. what it does, it tends to proceed case counts by about a week. so if you see wastewater infection numbers rising. you will see that in the case reports coming out of the department of health in about five, seven days later. this is a very sharp decline. it is down about 30 40%. it really looks like the wave is crushing in massachusetts. and i expect cases are falling in the next few days. in epidemiological terms. and tell me if this is the thing that is too complicated to explain to someone without a degree, but i don't have a degree in this kind of stuff, in ideological terms is the sharpest of that drop explained by the same factors that created the sharpness of the rise. meaning, is a curve that rises that steeply always gonna come down that steeply? or could we be looking at something where it went up really fasten the kind is gonna be slow? >> it's a fabulous question, including in south africa we saw a sharp decline. it's not clear if that's gonna happen in this population. we

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says the department of justice told the arberys they would not try to get a plea agreement with the micknt by the family. that's according to lee merritt. we've reached out to the u.s. department of justice for comment on that. we have not yet heard back. let me get back to what lee merritt said to me by phone. i believe we have his comments on a full screen, telling me that it was presented to the family that they would not offer a plea deal without the consent of the family. merritt went on to say the state prisons in georgia are violent and there's no guarantee for safety and they know that. the three men, according to our reporting, they were supposed to have a hearing today for the federal hate crime charges that they were standing by for. that hearing is supposed to get under way in about ten minutes here, but this new plea deal which we don't know the specifics of the details, came as a surprise to a lot of people, not least the arbery family. >> nick, i know you'll continue to be covering this story as more details do come out as to what was in this plea agreement. thank you so m