governor orr: it is a risk. don't think it's a new or different risks, however, and we have been doing a lot of work to see if the monetary transmission mechanism has changed at all, how impactful our interest rates on that domestic homegrown insulation. all of our work says it is business as usual. we just have to be patient. of course you mentioned the potential supply-side or relative price risks, they are always going to exist. for example, we are talking about being inside the inflation target band in the second half of this year, below 3%, and then at 2% of the same time the following year, what is holding this up? we have had to make assumptions around relative price pressures, including shipping costs as an example. but the quarrel of monetary policy is working, we have always been battered by various price shocks. annabelle: i think that goes back to your point about the ability two weather upside surprises to inflation. the risk of those really comes down to new zealand being a major commodity exporter

he has covered orr's story for years as a senior writer for espn and appears in the special. so good to see you. >> good to be here. >> as we said in the introduction, a court has determined there was no adoption. there was a conservatorship which has now been terminated but the case is ongoing. in all of your years of reporting and getting to know these various sides of the story, it's also been reveal that orr felt pretty horrible about the movie once it came out and that it kind of followed him on the field and beyond. can you share more about how this wasn't the story he was most proud of? >> absolutely. you know, from the very beginning as you point out, michael orr was uncomfortable with the di depiction of him but he also said he was kind of willing to live with this for a long time because he felt like the movie despite the flaws he saw, did a lot -- encouraged people to reach out to him and to help. but as he learned the truth about his situation as he puts it, that he was not adopted. you know, the inaccuracies of the movie. he goes through describing how his drafti

super bowl champion michael orr's name. you might remember him from the hit movie "the blind side." there's a whole lot more to his story. and there's a new cnn doc that takes a look at it. >> controversy surrounding hit movie "the blind side." >> michael orr blind-sided he said by his family at the center of the blockbuster. >> alleging they pushed the false narrative they adopted him. >> michael really didn't like the movie from the very beginning. it followed him everywhere while he was in the nfl. >> he felt like someone was making money from this movie and it wasn't him. >> they said they never intended to adopt michael. as they say in the south they've got some explaining to do. >> it seemed to be all love, and a lot was offered. >> he was portrayed as unable without the help of the family to have made his way in the world. >> the movie is great. it allows us to go out and talk about the michael orrp offense the world. >> i know what a

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is the hollywood story of how michael orr was rescued from poverty and homelessness by a wealthy whitey, who positioned him for success in college football and beyond. last year you may recall, oher alleged that sean and leanne to we never adopted him, but instead filed a conservatorship and profited from a false narrative about him, which they deny. the conservatorship has since been terminated, but oher's case against them asking them to provide information about his finances over the years, that's ongoing. now, the new cnn/doc blindsided examines the story behind hollywood's take on or and the to ease. here's a preview. >> controversy surrounding hit with the blindside. >> michael oher blindsided by his family at the center of the hollywood blockbuster. >> alleging they earned millions from pushing a false narrative that they adopted him. >> the movie depicted a totally different person. >> michael really didn't like the movie from the very beginning. they followed him everywhere while he was in the nfl. >> he felt like someone was making money from this movie, and it wasn't him. >>

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orr's brother joins us now.ichael, first of all, let me say i'm so sorry about what happened and that you and your family continue to go through this nightmare. how are you all holding up as you mourn your sister-in-law and care for omog and fight to get your brother back? >> well, as you said, since october 7th, is a nightmare. for me, it's one very long and very bad day. all of us. we pray it will end soon. >> i know your fenephew is too young to understand what's happened. how is he? how do you keep the presence of his parents alive? >> well, unfortunately, he might not understand what happened, but knows exactly what he feels. he calls them all the time. we had to tell him that his mother won't come back. it was the toughest thing we ever had to do. and we try to support him and show him love, but obviously it's not the same. it's not the same as his mom and dad. >> last week, prime minister netanyahu tried to assure represe representatives of the israeli hostage families that his government is making every

all the way on the orr side of the world, her concerts have completely sold out. we expect her whole four days of concerts, it will be jam packed. organizers said the tickets sold out within the first 30 minutes they went on sale. she's the first the female artist to play for four con successtive nights in tokyo dome. so much excitement about taylor swift being here in tokyo. >> it's amazing. i will say i did try to get taylor swift tickets on the european tour because i was considering maybe a six or seven-flight to see her. tokyo is too far away from me. but i'm glad you got a chance to be outside there. thank you very much for that. >>> we might as well be talking about the other big story now. which is the super bowl. 49ers quarterback brock purdy is a win away from completing a fairy tale start to his career. but andy scholes has the bleach er report. good morning. >> maybe give the game a little attention. >> i'm a football fan. i love the game. but for me, it just makes it better. >> so many great story lines, including the one and only brock purdy. sunday

. >>> if you don't know michael orr's name from his eight year career in the nfl, then you're probablythe movie, "the blindside." it was how he was rescued from poverty and homelessness from a white wealthy family who envisioned his success in college football and beyond. last year you might recall he alleged that his parents never adopted him, instead filed a conservatorship and profited from a false narrative about him, which they deny. the conservatorship has since been terminated but his case asking them to provide information about his finances over the years, well, that's ongoing. now the new cnn flash doc "blindsided" examines the story on hollywood's take on he and his family. here's a preview. >> controversy surrounding the movie "blindside." >> at the center of the blockbuster. >> alleging there were millions pushing a false narrative, they adopted him. >> the movie depicted a totally different person. >> michael really didn't like the movie from the very beginning. they followed him everywhere while he was in the nfl. no escaping it. >> he felt like someone was making money

speaking of which, our interview with rbnz governor adrian orr just coming up next.g a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming they knocked us down... ...to dial up speeds. like from the 90s. great times. all i can do say is that my life is pre-- i like watching the puddles gather rain. -hey, your mom and i procreated to that song. oh, ew! i think you've said enough. why don't we just switch to xfinity like everyone else? then you would know what year it was. i know what year it is. annabelle: this is a straily there." we are counting down to asia's major trading options -- this is "daybreak: australia." we will be tracking down japanese equities closely because we are in the risk of the nikkei 225 crossing the 4000 other marks. haidi: bitcoin is also 10% or 11 cents away from an all-time record. we are watching the inflation number out of the u.s.. watching for fedspeak. more scrutiny over eco-data. that print is going to be critical. annabelle: absolutely. really that countdown to the core pce reading and the bumpy

." >> michael orr blind-sided he said by his family at the center of the blockbuster. >> alleging they pushed the false narrative they adopted him. >> michael really didn't like the movie from the very beginning. it followed him everywhere while he was in the nfl. >> he felt like someone was making money from this movie and it wasn't him. >> they said they never intended to adopt michael. as they say in the south they've got some explaining to do. >> it seemed to be all love, and a lot was offered. >> he was portrayed as unable without the help of the family to have made his way in the world. >> the movie is great. it allows us to go out and talk about the michael orrp offense the world. >> i know what a conservatorship is when talking about brittney spears. it struck a nerve. >> thank you so much for joining us tonight. cnn news night with abby philip starts now. >>> both parties play both sides of a damning special counsel report. that's tonight on "news night." >>> good evening. i'm abby philip in new york and americas left and right are both melting down over a report that raises q

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scathing new allegations orr whelan censorship by the biden administration and attempt to gather information on private citizens. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. emails sent by the white house reveal intense pressure on amazon to censor and suppress books that raise questions about covid-19 and the vaccine. happening now as biden's treasury department unable to refute accusations it put a target on the backs of maga republicans and tracked sensitive personal banking information as part of its investigation into january 6th. they searched for terms like maga, trump, cabella's. hillary vaughn from the hill. >> treasury secretary janet yell en did not deny the surveillance scheme to have banks snoop on their customers' transactions as part of the investigation into january 6th. remember, fox news digital exclusively reported the federal government basically profiled who they thought would be a person of interest. it came down to people who love to shop at dick's sporting goods or bass pro shops who might have purchased religious books. s

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before you go, of course, talking about the super bowl, michael orr's name. there is a lot more to his story, though, there is a new doc that takes a closer look at it. >> controverser surrounding the hit movie "the blindside." >> blindsided by his family at the center of the hollywood blockbuster. >> alleging they earned millions pushing a false narrative they adopted him. >> the movie and the real thing are a different person >> michael did not like the movie from the beginning. it followed him everywhere while he was in the nfl. >> he felt like someone was making money from this movie and it was not him. >> they never intended to adopt michael. >> i think as they say in the south, you have some explaining to do. >> it seemed to be all love. and, a lot was offered. he was porrayed as unable without the help of the family to make his way in the world. >> the movie is great. it allows us to talk about the michael oher's of the world. >> i know what conservatorship is now thanks to britney spears. >>

>> the safety in athens is -- has definitely deter orr jevityed since i moved here in 1977.ell that is on every street corner pan handling. i'm not saying they are criminals but we do have some safety issues there as well. and because of that, i have organized a rally that will take place at the first commissioners meeting in march, on march 5th, and we will meet at 5:30 p.m. the meeting is at 6:00. if you want more information about that go to #make athens safe again. and i hope to see everybody there. >> bill: i read one thing you gave our producers this note the city spent $25,000 on rainbow sidewalks and portable toilets for the homeless. what was that about? >> the portable toilet was actually $314,000 and that $314 thousand could have been the salary of eight police officers. >> bill: wow. they could help. m.k. want to read a headline. the big newspaper out of atlanta who says not fair, in quotes. after uga killing venezuelans in georgia worry about backlash. that could be the case and could be true and want to be sensitive to that. too soon? >> the problem is this is

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that a great show ahead, as always, for you, lawrence jones, tammy bruce with, brian brenberg among orrs. it is friday, february the 2nd, and if you think this is all just strangely flaker you're right. it's groundhog day. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's just a job i do. ♪ 'cuz the harder you run, the harder you fall ♪ ashley: little bit of genesis for you, or phil collins and company back in the if day lacking at -- looking at a wet sixth avenue on this groundhog day. all right, let's get right to the jobs report. 35 if 3,000 the jobs -- 353,000 jobs added in january with. that took everyone by surprise. good morning, lauren simonetti. take us through it. lauren: yeah. that was the most in a year, ashley, good morning. and december was revised higher to 330,000 jobs created. november revised higher to 182,000. right side of the screen, unemployment rate falls 3.7% in january, wages up averaging $34.55 an hour. they're up 4.5% in the past year. finish inflation is running at 3.4%. where are the jobs? if you look at health care and social assistance, the most there, more tha

be -- charles: both political parties seem okay with higher defense budgets considering ukraine and orrowdown -- charles: would this be part of that recession, if we do slide into recession, there's pricing power there? >> yeah. people will still buy charmin, tide, pampers, and it pays a good dividend, above 2%. charles: walmart is crushing it. >> they killed on revenue, earnings and the acquisition of vizio, which is only going to provide more momentum. shar charles more families making $100,000 a year shopping there, i'm not sure what that says for the economy. and you've got microsoft. do you own microsoft and you're adding to it right here? >> we do. i think microsoft's going to be the ultimate winner of the a. a.i. race, if you will, they pay a decent dividend, just below 1%, trading at an attractive valuation. charles: what are you worried about? sounds like there's some uncertainty, but for the most part it feels like in your mind if all this uncertainty will be over, over the course of the next half of this year? we'll probably rally into next year and we'll be, you know, i mean

you have to write things in an orr. it's very harto make dense connections that are not linear, which is, i think, the challenge that you identify here. i'm going to read another section that touches on reproductive justice, but i think you yourself right can be confusing and complex but is really vital and it has to do with trans rights and queer families and i would extend that also to your description of the education system as related to the carceral system. these things are all really, really related, but it's sometimes hard to explain the scope of it, which i think you do well, but you quote a person that you interview here as saying there can't be gender justice for black people without understanding how it's related to disability juice and trans justice. it is so vital for us, to be honest about our bodies, so vital r us to be honest about our identities, about who we are, who we have historically been, and what liberation means that is nopossible, that it is not possible to exist in a world where black trans pe

charles: so speaking of driving, apple, apple got out orr r of the ev -- out of the ev business.y're out of it and, officially, tesla's got no major and excess competitors. tesla to unveil a new roadster, they're going to down d couple it with spacex. this thing sounds amazing. but you say tesla could be a $30 trillion business -- by the way, folks, can we zoom in on this, please? this is cody's book. most folks come out here and say this is my value proposition, this is our research report. no if, this is a book! okay, can they go to your web site and get it? >> it's on amazon. charles: check this thing out, 30 trillion. >> it drives me crazy when i read analyst reports from the sell side, morgan stanley, adam jonas, they're brilliant, but almost without exception every single sell-side analyst who who covers tesla refuses to give any value to artificial intelligence with, the dojo a.i. machine. they've got the full self-driving that they probably will crack at some point, and the analysts won't give any value to it. they've got the optimus robot, and the analysts are, like, i'm

you say that we have to review colorado's factual record with clearer orr as the standard of review. so we would be stuck, the first mover state here, colorado, we're stuck with that record and, you know, i don't want to get into whether the record -- maybe the record is great but what if the record wasn't. what if it wasn't a full some or just made by the secretary of state without a process as all. how do we review those factual findings? why should clear error apply? we made with mr. mitchell, too. it doesn't seem like a state call. >> three points. the first is ordinarily this court reviews factual findings for clear error. president trump made the point in his reply brief sometimes on constitutional questions this court can do something more like an independent review of the factual record and we would have no objection to that given the record here really the facts that are disputed here are incredibly narrow. the essence of our case is president trump's own statement he public for all to see. >> then that's saying in the context, high stakes, if we review the facts you want us

watermelon on orr i was projectg his rage. >> yes. yes. well played. than>> greg:.[laughk you. listen, i love everyone to haves jobs, but we will never, ever, ever use a kamala impersonator again. >> there is no reasoe is nn. absolutely no reason. yeah, because sh -- e gives us d every time she goes outs in to impersonate her is insulting to the fans who want f a good laugh. literally. did a speech from the godfather? yeah, i'm smart. i like things. i can be in charge. that's what we. to see.. yeah. and it's all done. anyou can hear the wine pour in the back. >> win wheezing the three or four drops left in that red wine box. ough >> yes. get her through the other thing. and bide. n? take a >> he doesn't have to take a cognitive test. he just,t failed one during an investigation where charge would have been a fine. probably probation. maybe if he would have beeno stn cognitive to stand trial. but the interview with the special counsel l said, he can't he's not cognitive enough to stand trialgh to , so there'o point to take the test. he just took one. onee transcthey have the tra

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in such a way there would be no more misfires in order to destroy once and for all the patriotically orr yenned opposition. this is precisely what's been going on since the coup in 2014. now the neonationallist, nia nazis who came to power in 2014 with the support of the west represented a watershed in the recent history of ukraine. anti-constitutional cue day tau whose 10 -- coup d'etat whose 10-year anniversary we recognize today began the interference in the internal affairs of the country. thus spelled the beginning of drawing kyiv into the dangerous gambles meant to inflict a strategic defeat against russia. thus taking the path of ignoring the interests of its people and trampling on the rights of the inhabitants of the southeast. these people merely sought to preserve their identity, their historical roots against a cruel operation that was lampleg lawmpled. during that operation the army and national battalions were deployed. nationalist battalions were deployed. there were no terrorists in the donbas which was confirmed in its recent decision in the international court of justic

said president orr ban is one they have strongest leaders. can be the say enough nice things about vladimir putin. while he was president vladimir putin was planning his invasion of ukraine. the other day president trump says if nato doesn't do what i want, i don't care if putin invades them. who says that? biden has united the world against putin's aggression in ukraine. and rather than helping ukraine stand up to vladimir putin, my friends on the other side of the aisle are basically giving him a gift. they're denying essential aid to help the you crabbian people repel a violent and vicious attack by vladimir putin. what is wrong with this place. that this is where we are. i don't know whether my friend from pennsylvania supports the ukrainian people in their struggle to prevent russia from invading them or not. if he does then he should join with us and say, let's have a vote. they're literally down to bullets. putin is ecstatic. putin is thrilled that the republican leadership in this congress is holding upped athat will prevent ukraine f

and we intend to honor that within a minute orr two or three or so.o with that, gentleman from south carolina, mr. t the immons is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you secretary yellen for being here today. does current lack of regulator structure make it harder to tell the difference between quality products an crypto scams and how do you believe clarity would help mitigate risk to the consumer? >> we haven't made recommendations to congress about those. i'm not sure i think the cfpb and other agencies, the sec is has authorities that they can use. >> seems there's confusion and lack of clarity. do you believe that if congress were to act it would improve consumer protection? >> i reallyy need to know about specifics. >> the soc report resiliency and proposed largest increase in capital requirements since dodd-frank. my colleague has already hit on concerns, however, the regulators have also introduced several other proposals such as the long-term debt proposal and resolution planning requirement. given such vast proposa

injuries orr deaths there. >> keir simmons, thank you. >>> senate leaders released the details of the $118 billion bipartisan aid proposal for ukraine, israel and the southern u.s. border. $60 billion for ukraine. $14 billion for israel. $20 billion to improve security at the border. it includes smaller pockets of funding for humanitarian assistance and war-torn regions and operations in the red sea and then taiwan. that demonstrates how much we are dealing with here. the senate proposal is similar to funding the biden proposal from october. it adds $13 billion more for border security funding. the vote is expected on sunday. the bill will face a chilly reception in the house. speaker mike johnson said it was dead on arrival. the attempt to preempt the senator's broader foreign aid bill. speaker johnson denied yesterday that former president trump is pressuring lawmakers to torpedo the deal so he can continue to use the border as a line of attack in his campaign. >> that's on wednesday, right? >> wednesday. >> wednesday, not sunday. >>> meantime, president biden won a landslide victor

it was a viral disinformation campaign complete with orr wellian word play. cnn proclaimed the end of the internet as we know it. others predicted that you'll get the internet one word at a time. activists said prices would spike. you would be charged per website you visited. 9 internet itself would slow down. did any of those predictions come to pass? of course not. since 2017, prices down, competition has intensified, and record breaking new broadband bills have brought millions across the digital divide. in other words, title 2 was never about improving your online experience. that was just the sheep's clothing. it was always about control. and the biden administration has made clear that it wants that control back. just last month the administration built on its title 2 dictate by urging the fcc to adopt a sweeping new digital equity plan. the fcc complied. president biden's plan gives the federal government a roving mandate to micromanage nearly every aspect of how the internet functions. veto power over every decision about the provision of internet ser

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