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but this symbiosis between everything that mercedes d oes for that performance gives us a growth opportunityso there's more to come from amg, also especially in the ev space, so just watch this space develop. matt: definitely watching it, ola. let me finally ask you about the chip shortage. you mentioned it. how close are we to an end in terms of the chip shortage? how close are we to a smoother running production with microchips? ola: we can see all manufacturers upping their investment. that will bear fruit. i predict that in 2022, constraints in the semiconductor side will still be there and i'm hopeful that the second half of this year, that we will see a little bit better supply situation. but we're working with our partners to improve this and take another step to something that looks like normalcy, hopefully, in 2023. jon: some good perspective there from the ceo of mercedes-benz, a conversation with matt. we're going to take a quick break. women come back, we're going to continue the ceo conversations. he's in silicon valley building the business of a firm and talking about the futur

the academy of motion pictures arts and oes sciences formally weighing in and opening an investigationestigation. miguel almaguer tell us about the whamt. >> oh, oh. >> this morning the apology after the slap and the backlash. >> oh, wow. >> will smith breaking his silence writing on instagram is violence in all forms is poisonous and destructive my behavior at the academy awards as unacceptable and inexcusable. i would like to publicly apologize to you, chris. i was out of line and i was wrong. >> will smith just smacked the [ bleep ] out of me. >> with smith also saying i deeply regret my behavior has sta stained what has been an otherwise gorgeous journey. he faces the possibility of losing his oscar. the academy saying they condemn the actions of mr. smith and have officially started a formal review around the incident and explore further action and consequences. >> oh, wow! >> as the academy comes under scrutiny for allowing smith to stay seated then accept his award for lead actor. >> i want to apologize to the academy. >> there is growing fallout both condemning and supporting h

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another factor in the market, oe prices. you've been watching carefully, you are not optimistic that prices at the pump will be falling anytime soon, and interestingly, you say it's refiners that play a key role in prices around $4.30 recently, we could flirt with 5 a gallon by summer when driving peaks, but then we could slide back down potentially below $4 by the end of the year when more supply comes online, that's according to a chief oil analyst at opus, that's the oil pricing and information service, now a corporate cousin of barron's. refiners have basically gone from starving to feasting. during the pandemic roads were empty, they were selling gasoline below their cost of making it, and so some of them cut capacity to save money. now demand has returned, supplies are tight, and margins are way up, and things could get better for refiners from here. i spoke with doug hegate, he runs oil and gas coverage for bofa research. he says look at natural gas prices. we're paying $5 and change here in the u.s., they're paying $

washington, d.c., are searching for a suspect who is believed to have attacked five homeless peopl ping oenvestigators just released new close-up photos of the suspect. a $55,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to his arrest and conviction. two of the five victims have died. tonight former president barack obama is recovering from a mild case of covid. mr. obama revealed on twitter he had a scratchy throat, but is otherwise feeling fine. former first lady michelle obama has tested negative. the former president, who is fully vaccinated and boosted, is urging more americans to get the shot even as the infection rate declines. next, final thoughts from here on the humanitarian crisis we've seen, and poland's example for the rest of the world. into one efficient stroke, for a shave as quick and easy as washing your face. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it

now europe is not only in the energy sector, because on the one hand, 3 million oe have already arrived there, of which there are many so-called horses who continue, well, to do what many of them, in fact, only know how to do. well , let's have forgotten already, please. by the way, on the other hand, i know, for example, here are my uh sources in italy that there is a more interesting situation in italy, because there among refugees, there are those who came from western ukraine and who jump, and there are those who came from eastern ukraine, including from mariupol from near kharkov, and so on, and they don’t want to jump, and there is now such a very interesting stretch in italy and most importantly, in the same germany yes, not immediately, but over time, which has come, russian people begin to wake up, who may not have been born by russian people by blood, but who feel russians, who associate themselves with russia, who do not want endure these surges. and over the weekend, personally, even a huge amount was sent to me in the comments in the telegram channel. from germany, here are

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so you grew up poor, , that's oe of the germans what your health will be moving forward. if you grew up without access to health insurance, that's also going to determine a great deal of how your health will look once you're older. no one should be surprised when some 40 or 50-year-old presents more than likely if you're coming from the community of color. your health isn't as good as some of us had access to healthcare all his or her life, about the right foods available in grocery stores around the block. those of the kinds of things that happen when you have those disparities that persist in american and pandemic covid-19 really exposed those far beyond, so even the most of us knew they were there, now everyone knows. >> that anticipates the next question is going to ask, and that was how has an adequate access to primary care physicians hinder testing, treating, and educating patients about covid-19 and the vaccines? >> well, it's like trying to fly a a jet plane without having gone to the courses on how to fly to begin with. if you try to go all the way from the star

the clear oes sign yet that washington is taking crypto seriously and moving to a policy framework for white house asks other government agencies to examine the risks and benefits of crypto calling for protecting consumers, cracking down on crime and financial stability and promoting responsible innovation part of that executive order also calls for the federal reserve to double down on research into a central bank digital currency bitcoin is rallying on the news and more clarity what the industry is looking for and looking for. the order is more friendly and told the tone is more friendly than many in the industry expected bitcoin prices spiked last night after treasury accidentally put out a statement calling it historic and released some details ahead of time. this is far from a done deal and directs a number of agencies to study and report back on the industry i'm told it could take more than a year before anything happens and see real legislation back to you. >> thank you as bitcoin rallying 10%. >>> let's get a cnbc news update rahel? >> hi. the white house not responding after a

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just as we are starting to come out of the pandemic, hopefully, i know people are making news coming oe looking at gas prices if you are an employer demanding the employees come back to work, they will get whacked in commuting costs because of gas prices do you think that is a factor in getting people back to the office >> that is another headwind that emerged. on the other hand,it has been two years. the connective issue has frayed. a lot of people want to get back there is momentum to start to get people back in the office. the hope is that once they're back and recognize the power of being together in person, that will accelerate and the numbers will continue to grow. s>> can you talk about the various, and i don't want to get into the politics of it, i said lockdowns, not pandemic. the country suffered a pandemic. various places handled it differently. you can get into the political rabbit hole o off this or that the. i know from the traveling myself in how things looked in houston or miami or other places, it is different from how they look in new york or chicago. does the data bac

president zelenskyy is warning ukraine's third largest city, oe o dessa, on the black sea coast, couldssian forces. there's been no water or power for five ukrainians are fighti in a village 30 miles southeast of kyiv. russia has fired 600 missiles since the start of this invasion. and 95% of the combat power amassed around ukraine is now deployed in ukraine. the u.s. and nato members have sent ukraine 17,000 anti-tank missiles and 2,000 stinger anti-aircraft missiles so far. more than 1.5 million people have fled ukraine into neighboring countries. this morning you have ukraine pushing back at russia's claims that it is opening

would it be more appropriate to say we will ascertain the rights based on con tcontemperaneous oe open-endedghts that we think are important today? >> thank you, senator. the supreme court now very clearly has determined we look to the time of the founding and we ascertain based on what the original public meaning of the words of the constitution were at the time. sometimes that yields a particular answer. other times you may have to look to practices from that time. but that would be the way in which you would go about interpreting the ninth amendment. would it also be it leaves this to be decided at the discretion of the supreme court itself, in other words, not based on any historical precedent but based on what the supreme court justices themselves deem appropriate at the moment? >> i don't think so. >> and why is that? >> because the way in which the supreme court interprets the constitution is with reference to the meaning of the text at the time. it is one of the constraints in terms of my own way of handling, interpreting the law. one of the constraints you are bound by the text and

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imagine if russia with terry is to conquer ukraine, flat most oe going to squander everything in theupation. there's no way they can pull off such an occupation against such a proud people will fight back. if putin has to withdraw and leave because of the ukrainian resistance, how can putin stand strong? no matter how you look at this, russia has already lost. their calculation was they were going to be a hot knife through butter and instead they met steele. that's a credit to the ukrainian people and putin's miscalculations. i hope the ukrainians win but no matter what, russia has lost. >> dagen: russia has also exposed western weaknesses particularly in the united states, a weakness in our leadership. a weakness in our ability to stop funding of this war. exposed a strength in the relationship between china and russia. china and russia and saudi arabia and even india and south american nations. one thing i'll point out in terms of sanctions where we again have fallen short. kim strassel of "the wall street journal" wrote about this last week. we have not gone after members of the n

according to chb, sotrd in of oe vehicles. live look at the san mateo bridge and you can see how packed it is for people traveling westbound. there was an earlier stall that has been cleared but that slowed people down. we saw the tow truck move through. expect delays there. the bay bridge toll plaza, completely filled in. metering lights came on at 5:43 and we wrap up with the drive times because a highly commute, don't we love it? any to concord slowi reggie: with the officers coming back to big tech campuses in silicon valley, demand for corporate catering is returning. local catering business owners say they are finally getting a boost after two years of dried up business. here is amanda del castillo. >> if you are the owner of art a barbecue has not seen since pre-pandemic. before covid he could book 12 events in a day, serving upwards of 5000 people. wednesday's large corporate catering event for 560 plus was a welcomed site. >> it's like not practicing for a while and not doing the job and now having to do it. >> 250 po

>>oes that work, are we seeing the base respond still to those issues? >> they wouldn't be talking about it if they weren't responding. >> and you know, they also tried to paint her as soft on crime to more broadly paint democrats soft on crime which takes us back to the president's budget and the president trying to say no, no, no, we're really serious about crime. i think that is a theme that we will see in 2022. >> we magically have an extra 30 seconds as it turns out. so question to both what is the issue for the american public. >> well, i don't know that it is is overlooked but i do think that this idea about the role that inflation is playing really has to be driven home every single moment we talk about politics, even in this most recent polling from nbc, what they found in asking the issue about the war in russia, people are paying a whole lot of attention but they are much more concerned about what is happening at home with their own budget. >> couple words. >> covid, i know it is over but it's not over, and it still is an issue. and i think it

she was with us protecting us and looking out for us while reporters were out covering story stories, oe was shot to death the day before thanksgiving in oakland while on assignment with one of our reporters, detectives say the shooting was an attempted robbery and he died from his injuries. 3 days later. now, dozens of people paid their respects during a public memorial service in december before working as a private security guard. an issue to work for police departments in hayward coma and san jose last week he was also awarded the courage award from the radio television digital news foundation. now police have not released the names of the people who are being charged in the homicide of kevin nishita. but darya reyna police are going to be giving us an update at one 30 this afternoon. and of course, we're going to have the latest details on air and online for now. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll talk to later. well, a big setback for the oakland a's and their hopes of building a new ballpark at howard terminal. >> the sea for planning advisory committee is recommending th

ourselves.u this isrs how the emotive weepiw cory booker treats the last nominee to the supreme court, oe someone whose politics he doesn't agree with . he told us at the timed that brett kavanaugh was so odious, so morally filthy, so satanic that anyone who could vote for his nomination was guilty of a mortal sin. watch in a moral moment there is no bystander's you are either complicit in the evil. you are either contributing toro the wrong or you are fightingor against an effect. for instance, in the fake clerical or not. it's just so funny if you were to take a survey of the people most likely to give you a moraly lecture about your own moral shortcomings, they would be the people whose personal y y ls could withstand the lightest scrutiny if you know what we mean. that is a very consistent standard anyway. no one has used language like that to describe opponents of content, you. and even though she let to restate industrial scale out of jail with three months jail sentences, nor is anyoneth subjected her to questions about her high school drinking habits. remembers that ?te >> hate to

think them in advance for testifying and look forward to hearing what they have to say and dialogue oese issues. >> thank you, senator portman. it's a practice of the home and security in witnesses so please stand and raise your right hand. you swear the testimony he will give before the committee will be the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you and you may be seated. >> our first witness, jason farren, mr. barron serves as professor at the university of maryland college of affirmation studies where he taught the first graduate level seminar on a form of digital investigation here in the united states. mr. barron, 33 years of experience in public service including 13 years as the first appointed director of litigation and previously served as senior counsel as the u.s. department of justice. mr. barron writes and speaks on subjects involving preservation of and access to electronic records and also serve as cochairr of the working group on electronic document retention and production at the sedona conference. i welcome to the committee, you may procee

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first of all, pope oes pressure is the difference between that systolic blood pressure, which is thatttom number. but like i said, a lot of people don't know what those 2 things mean. so i'll so the think of your circulatory system has a very cysts, sophisticated pump in pipe system. so here we have a pumpkin so when your heart contracts, it's going to squeeze out a lot of blood into the i o at the aorta into the arteries. it requires a lot of pressure. so think of systolic pressure is turning on the faucet. all that all that water is going to go gushing into the pipes. and then when it relax is. then the the pressure that's going through the pipes. that's your diastolic pressure. and think of those 2 as an analogy. now, when they diameter of your pipes, kind of maybe getting a more narrow, maybe gets clogged up with with gun and then it's going to require a lot more pressure to get water through your pipes. so hopefully that helps explain it. explain us what why, why exactly does pulse pressure matter? so polls pressure matters because they there is a correlation between the occurren

lot of capacity taken out of the system in 2020 and 2021 and the market is coming back, both on the oee're seeing particularly in things like forgings, castings, and things of that nature and we're working with our supply base to help them try to get back to capacity and that will take a few months to work itself out. there are certainly some of those challenges out there we are seeing green chutes, particularly in the semiconductor space. >> so one of the things in focus for investors is the fact you are accelerating the long-term financials for the company at your investor day, increasing sales 4 to 7% organic from 3 to 5% targets before. how are you able to achieve that stronger growth? how much are these new investments in these new types of technologies powering that? >> right well that's the exciting part. we've been a company where our say matches our do we had a prior financial framework of 3 to 5% organic growth, 30 to 50 basis points expansion. we've exceeded the financial commitments. now we're going to the next level of 4 to 7 and 40 to 60 it's all about innovation for us,

nick muellern the front lines oe war. you know our next one features some incredibly fascinating stories about women who resisted fascism and totalitarianism in the war while serving their countries both on and off the battlefield and this one has huge interest to me. you know just digress momentarily my grandmother served in an ammo factory which is kind of interesting. until some accident happened and a small explosion and after that she worked in the front office, and she said she didn't smoke menthol cigarettes anymore after that. so i don't know the connection between the explosion and her smoking but i appreciate that. and then my wife said truth be told a cba

troops on the ground to fight oe russians in ukraine and not on the ground or in the air however, weand military assistance >> reporter: and president biden also tried to revive his stalled domestic agenda, emphasizing hit this effort to lower costs with americans facing historic inflation saying quote, i get it he heads to wisconsin today to try to out the his one trillion infrastructure law, savannah. >> peter, thank you much. >>> as russian forces close in on ukraine's capital all eyes on ukraine's president and his family specifically first lady. kelly cobiella joins was more. >> reporter: the first lady's exact location is unknown at this hour but she and her two children are believed to be in their native ukraine her decision to stay and support her husband drawing admiration from around the world. >> olena a voice of hope and resilience for ukrainian's people sharing a message of resolve at the start of the russian invasion "i have no panic or tears in me. i will be calm and confident." the 44 year old mother of two admits she's always been more comfortable in the background.

size or politicaled persuasion, to collt from the platforms for fair compensation for theni use of oe content. it's imperative journalists are fairly compensated and jcpa would allow ust opportunity to seek just that. the bill does not prescribe the outcome, but it allows the opportunity to seek fair compensation requiring the parties to negotiate in good faith, to receive fair compensation for our work would enable smallan publishers like company to invest more in communities, hire more reporters, increase quality, fact-based news. thank you again for the opportunity to testify in today's hearing. >> next up, leers mr. oxley. >> good afternoon, chair woman klobachar ranking member lee, my name is h joel o kbrks ley, w-t news, all owned by hover broadcastings, with 13 television stations located in minnesota,a, new york and new mexico and 50 radio stations in missouri, arizona, washington, florida, washington dc, i appreciate the opportunity to didd testify on behalf of the national association of broadcasters and its more than 6,600 free and local television and radio station members

now oe opposite side of the debate, the san francisco bicycle coalition and pedestrian groups as wellmany regular park goers say that limiting vehicle traffic on the streets has ended up making it safer for everyone. it's really safe and like on the weekends, you see a ton of kids out here, and it's kind of like giving people who live in a really urban area like a true park, so i think it's great. the san francisco reckon parks commission says they have spent the last eight months speaking with more than 10,000 people about these plans, and that they've added dozens of new disabled parking spots are there in the process of building those and they're also going to have more shuttle service to address the concerns about people not having access if that road stays car free parks commission has a hearing about all of this at 10 o'clock this morning, where they will be taking some more public comment on their recommendation. the board of supervisors will have the final say, and they could vote on the plan to keep jfk drive car free as soon as next month. mike and garcia back to you, ali. t

o no kucow mowndshehe ield oie t o a tli ali use use acr at a power,trontr air to t protero our o o oe,e, r m, aircrafirtttel ukraine, help europe, and you know that they exist and you have them, but they are on earth , not in the ukrainian sky. they don't defend our people. i have a dream. these words are known to each of you, today, i can say, i have a need. i need to protect our sky. i need your decision, your help, which means exactly the same, the same you feel when you hear the words "i have a dream." ladies and gentlemen, friends, ukraine is grateful to the united states for its overwhelming support, for everything that your government and your people have done for us, for weapons and ammunition, for training, for finances, for leadership in the free world which helps us to pressure them economically. i'm grateful to president biden for his personal involvement, for his sincere commitment to the defense of ukraine and democracy all over the world. i am grateful to you for the resolution which recognizes all those who commit crimes against ukraine, against the ukrainian people as

and i think it's parking lot9 oe union, stuart, you can't convince people of a reality that does notxist, at least not for very long. maybe after covid elites and politicians, and quote-unquote, experts feel emboldened to sell you a fake reality. but with immigration, inflation, you can't sell to the american people that you're doing something about a it. that's what it sounded like last night in the state of the union. when their personal experience, their property shows them a different reality. stuart: yep. i don't think he sold it very well at all, actually. thanks very much, will cain, see you later. >>> back to the financial markets this morning. that's not much of a -- there's green on the left-hand side, but that's not much of a rebound from yesterday. oil just hit $112 a barrel. okay, it's backed off to 110. so what? $112 a few minutes ago, that is a big negative, i would have thought, for the financial markets. shah gilani with us this morning. straightforward question, which stocks, if any, are you buying now? >> we'red adding to energy professions -- positions, stuart, an

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