given that this presser is a happening still ongoing in this region. and in fact, during the opening statement of asia director, elaine pearson, the 1st name that she mentioned was marcus. of course, the current president of the philippines is fred in and bone bone marcus junior. and she was, of course, alluding to the election of the current president and alluding to the return to power off the marcus as the father of the president is for an event mark, a senior. he was president of the philippines for more than 20 years, and is accused of widespread human rights abuses, as well as corruption. now, this presser is being held in, in particular, as he mentioned in jakarta, indonesia and the human rights watch said, dad, this presser was be held there because indonesia is in a position to make a difference in the human rights situation in the region. in particular, in may and mar, where the military junta took power in 2021. and since then, has been accused of killing more than 3000 people and imprisoning tens of thousands of people, the association of s

when you watch that presser -- you know. when you watch that presser -- >> all great humor.the players on both sides of the field, taking a very emotionally as i'm sure everybody is all the fans. they want to see a good, hard fought game there there kneeling in prayer. it is a very dangerous and violent sport. but you have some of the world's best athletes and there's always that risk. and you know a lot of people. as i looked at it quickly online. they believe this game should be suspended. do you think they should suspend this game and just offer their prayers and reschedule it for another time. what should they do at this point, if you're the nfl i think it's too much of an onus to put on the players. this is so disturbing and only those training staff and those doctors know what's really going on and whether or not the players have actually been informed. what's going on or what has transpired since he's been taken off the field to a hospital. they're probably very, very, very few people right now who know the circumstance but to ask the players and those coaches now to

dani: what should we expect we will have a presser in probably less than 30 minutes out of tokyo. what are you looking out for? simon: i think a smug smile from him, first of all. he told us so, that they didn't tighten in december, the easing is working, but not working so well that they can stop. just sit tight and wait for those wage negotiations. i don't think it will be hugely market moving, most of that is priced in. dani: thank you so much. check out the mliv blog today. we also have a tliv up and running on the boj decision. simon has had some really great contributions highly recommend you read all of them. bloomberg has learned that ecb policy makers are starting to consider a slower pace of rate hikes after a 50 basis point increase in february. 0.25%. running is now is paul dobson. paul, why 25? why the sudden change in heart from the ecb policymakers? paul: i think a really obvious answer is the weather. you might not know it looking at manus, but the unseasonably warm temperatures we have had over this winter have enabled storage stocks in europe to remain very full.

i was watching the presser yesterday from the white house, kareem jean pierre.linton confidant, wrote a book, the premises is tell it early, tell it all, tell it yourself. they did none of those things. the question that remains is, why on tuesday when the president acknowledged the discovery from penn back in november, wasn't there also some acknowledgement of discovery in delaware on december 20th. did he not know on tuesday that that discovery had been made? that would be really curious. and if he didn't d know, why didn't he say something. it seems to be turning a bee nine situation into something much worse. they have to address it first and they can't put the white house spokesperson out there to again and again say he takes this seriously. that's not enough. >> he should come out, then? do you think it should be kareem jean pierre or -- >> no. no. no. it's not fair to her. >> go on. >> i don't think it's fair to her. there's one person who needs to be heard from, it's the president of the united states. he ought to be out there today and try and shorten t

katie: when it comes to wednesday, it's all about the presser in the guidance but looking beyond wednesday, there is a lot of optimism on the idea that the bed is getting close to the end of its tightening cycle. where do you think we are in that journey? >> we are pretty far along. the market is really anticipating and starting to price ahead of the fed that this hiking cycle is near its last legs and that the fed will have more flexibility because inflation has started to cool. when you look across markets, many are pricing in this goldilocks scenario of where you are starting to see inflation come down to more reasonable levels. at the same time, the economy is in pretty good shape. you don't see that much in the hard data in terms of job losses etc. and that's a great scenario for the fed that are worried is that the market is a little ahead of itself pricing that in. there is still a lot of risks that the fed has to be more hawkish and the fed is concerned asset prices have gotten ahead of what they are expecting to do, given what we've seen on the inflation front area katie: as we ne

tdgarden on the court watching the celtics warm up to play the orlando magic can't wait we're going to a pressercoach, i'm isaac from nightly news kids edition, i read you have a prayer board with hopes and dreams but now that you're an nba head coach what's your next dream >> that's a good question, continue to try to be great at the job that i have and also not to let it define me so focus on other areas of my life that are important, my marriage, being a parent, knowing that i have an opportunity to have a positive effect on other people great question. >> thank you that was awesome i just spoke to joe and i asked him a question and he said it was a good question, great feeling. >> thanks, coach >> thank you so much >> great question. >> thank you >> reporter: we just passed the workout room where players get stretched out before the game. we saw al horford and other players working out. where are we going now. >> we're going back to the court and rebound for some of the team members. >> there we go ♪ >> reporter: they don't miss we see jalen brown warming up and it's really cool i'm in the l

jim, just to be transparent, we're keeping an eye on this presser. we want to get people the latest information, so i'm asking jim to stand by. we don't have the officials out there yet, although they're preparing for that, so we'll come back to mr. kavanaugh. i see some movement, so if he get that started we'll join in with that. jim, we'll come back. now we turn to the other big news, and also news of a legal nature -- a major conviction for the doj today. four convictions of the highest crime charged in the insurrection to date, sedition. you heard about this case, the right wing oath keepers found guilty of seditious conspiracy. that's a major blow to them and any other seditious conspear cysts in our nation. prosecutors throwing the back at these groups that were first to many americans exposed in the january 6th hearings. >> i recall hearing the word oath keeper and hearing the word proud boys closer to the planning of the january 6th rally. >> the proud boys created a structure. >> there's probably about 300 proud boys. they're marching eastbo

i think there should be much presser pressure, especially with this government because of changing their policies to be harder, better than what existing i think we are in the 21st century. and the st. joe's should be more democratic, more humanitarian and, and the policy knows we have the right to look for our freedom. when it got right there for, we shouldn't be faced like by calling. this is, this is basic. and the all the documents of their not admissions is with their freedom and with, with the freedom of the people in on its own territory. we accepted as well as tina twisted solution for for peace. and the trusted solution is not respected by israel. neither is peace is given for us. so this tuition is really hard. are people going to continue building such aggression and looking for the international law to, to, to be abided by israel, especially that we feel that does not interfere by the, by the international committee. we know that they are looking for green and what's going in oakland, but we shouldn't be forgotten as palestinians who are suffering under very brutal aggression

okay, when you watch that presser, sean, come on . like, you know, when you watch . i know. well, good humor. but but when he when he pulled out the note card and starts, you know, going on a predetermined list of reporters ,that looks really weak when you're sitting with another head of state like, you know what it takes to make a french president look tough. the french surrender when you play them in call of duty on xbox. >> and there is biden go into the cheat sheet and it is it's embarrassing, don't you think? >> all right. well, but tell me what's for us when joe gets off a stage, he's done speaking and he turns and nobody's there and he starts shaking the air, do you think that is worse or maybe one joe holds up his car and is looking down first. you will sit down. after you sit down, you will say hello after you say hello, so-and-so. we'll give three minutes. the comments. you will then say this, this and this and then shut up. then you will get up five minutes later and exit the room. i'm like, you got to be kidding me, sean. this whole presidency is itunes user agre

our most pressers asset -- our most precious asset is our children. i have devoted part of my career to fighting for the lives and sanctity of children. just know that based on my experience as a father of children, as a father who has buried one of his hood children -- one of his -- as a father who has buried one of his children, i take the lives of children very seriously. my career speaks for itself. when you look at my face and sincerity when i say i am here to fight for our kids. i do not care where they come from. i want our children to have a better life. host: nashville, wanda, republican. good morning. caller: both of my sons are veterans. iraq and afghanistan wars. my biggest concern right now with the united states is how we have the migrants coming across the border, some of the terrorists that have come across with them, as well as all of the drugs, the sex trafficking of women and children. we have a hotel in new york that is being paid $500 per night to house the migrants. food is being put out in a dumpster behind that hotel because th

first and foremost, preoccupation was to relieve domestic presser, a pressure for, for shoals, but all key decisions for down in chancery. they are not matter for the ministry of defense. the minister of defense is an executing body off of some of the decisions . but it's not the key heartburn decisions or me. now, the new defense minister is much sees, much more energetic, ah, oser, in his lesions with other minister of defense, others good feedback. so as now a big decision has been made and it needs to be executed. or the good hope is that somebody who is good at this are made, do the job better. ah, but of course we should a perceive, or think that a minister of defense will wag the dog and, and, and push the chancellor route and here casa, said in his 1st answer earlier on in the show that the degree to which this all makes a difference for the war itself will depend not on technology alone, but also on strategy. so dis, berlin itself has a clear political strategy that is now guiding it along this new path. as the chancellor presented his decision in the bonus tag, he was asked.

given that this presser is, are happening still ongoing in this region. and in fact, during the opening statement of asia director, elaine pearson, the 1st name that she mentioned was marcus. of course, the current president of the philippines is fred, in and bonbon marcus junior. and she was, of course, alluding to the election of the current president and alluding to the return to power off the market says the father of the president is ferdinand mark a senior. he was president of the philippines for more than 20 years. the u. s. in japan of announced plans to expand military cooperation, calling china the greatest security challenge in the region. they've agreed to re adjust the u. s. military presence in okinawa, giving it the capability to target ships. german police are back in the village of lou to raf, where they're continuing to evict climate activists for 2nd day. the protest is don't want the village to be demolished, to make way for a coal mine. thousands of venezuelans have demonstrated in the capital caracas demanded demanding better wages.

dad, i appreciate your time as always, daniel shaw, presser of latin american and caribbean studies up at city university of new york. thank you, you. ah, la, moving the program on dozens of iranians gathered outside the french embassy in tehran on sunday, protesting against cartoons overrun supreme leader, published by the french satirical magazine, surely upto the crowd set fire to a french flank while chanting death to friends in 2015, a dozen people were killed when it's the mis open fire in the shop. he had 2 offices in paris, after the magazine published cartoons of the prophet, muhammad iranians say, the latest magazine cover is provocative and disrespectful of the country's culture or to contribute a racial marson gives us now her tick on how the french government has rejected taking any responsibility in the motor instead accusing a relative suppressing free speech already seems like mac hole and the french government are kind of blowing all of it. all french officials are using these caricature of the supreme leader of iran, which are submissions to a contest held last month

lots removed the key presser point -- that's removed the key presser point for markets. a bullish move out of china means a lot more for that -- the world's second-largest economy and the largest emerging-market economy, when it moves, it is going to lift asia-pacific and markets in general. the question is going to be again, will it be sustained? it seems very much that china decided that it needed to fix its economy. therefore it was willing to set aside some of the previous policies, from covid 02, and prosperity. what happens with -- from covid to common prosperity. what happens with common prosperity? that will be the $64 trillion question. >> [laughs] garfield reynolds, stephen engle, and kathleen hays. let's get you to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. >> brazil's former president has been admitted to a u.s. hospital with abdominal pain a day after his supporters stormed government buildings, protesting his election loss. he has need of surgery several times since being stabbed in the abdomen while campaigning in 2018. security forces have arrested more

slowing ppi suggests slowing upstream inflation pressers. that is all pointing to a slowing u.s. economy, that is why we did have those comments, as you mentioned, making the point that the fed is in a position where they can slow down the pace of rate hikes. importantly, they didn't signal they were ready for a pause. they are still talking about raising rates. we also had jim bullard out yesterday, the fed needs the push into restrictive territory and make sure they get the job finished. it seems to be confirming that slowdown in the u.s. economy. on the other hand, even though the fed is talking about slowing the pace of rate hikes, they are saying they are not finished yet and interest-rate still going up. dani: even though the market starts to bet a lower terminal rate, we are now below 4.8%. thank you so much as always. new zealand's prime minister just sent out she is stepping down. it is a shock to the country. >> this summer, i had hoped to find a way to prepare not just for another year, but in other two. -- another two. i have not been able to do it. so today, i am ann

. >> to liz' point earlier, he has done that in every presser last year >> yeah, but now he is further down the road of the rate hikes. >> you can only point to that as something that is taking the uncertainty out of the market. the market is latching on to the fact that because it's shorter to the end of the cycle we will actually truncate the cycle. that's the risk. there's no evidence they are going to truncate the cycle, and there's no indication he will be dovish other than for any reason we see a deterioration in the economic data, and there's nothing that we are looking at from a survey perspective that points to that >> you can say he is not going to come out in the next three meetings and be dovish he doesn't have to if his actions raise that view. they will probably raise 25 this week, and there's a fair likelihood they go 25 next time. if he leads you to believe through their actions that they are done, the market perceives that in and of itself as dovish. the market doesn't already believe what they say because of where the bond market is, right? >> your assumption is what

he has scripted pressers and says record inflation is zero. everything is fake!t saying he has to go and do a ride along with the border patrol, dive into the rio grande and snatch a coyote. you want a fact finding mission. you want to show the president what it's like and not hide the relate of the situation. he can go back to washington and say this is what we need to do. he did a photo-op at the wall he defunded. think about that. he thinks this is a success story. he defunded that wall. a day ago there were 50 migrants sitting there. they cleared them out. joe biden asked these people. if i had a magic wand, what would you have me do? it's clear they can clean up the border. they did it for the president. just enforce the law already on the books. that's all we are asking you to do. >> so many places to take this. it's interesting that the media when a president goes somewhere they have to cover. >> moderate joe is back! remember him? a learning experience. soon a quickly forgotten one. to his defense i said this: better late than never. which is the motto fo

priced pressers -- pressures still remain in the u.s.. >> the s&p 500 still above 4000 but down 4/10this as of those earnings are waning to some degree. it is not about technology. we have microsoft and tesla coming up. we have three him down -- 3m down. union pacific down 3.3%. a disappointing profit. the outlook for profits, disappointing. we will be digging into that. the s&p 500 is above 4000 and above its 200 day moving average. it could go higher or this cloud or collaboration suggest that it is going to stabilize into some sort of sideways trend. if it is above 4000, the longer, probably the less chance of drastic drop layer that some folks are calling for. not saying it could happen, but there may be reason to think. for johnson & johnson, last time i looked the stats were higher. the range is higher than with the street is looking for. guy? guy: my set up. -- nice set up. let's get into johnson & johnson and the results that have just been delivered to the company cfo. great to talk to you as ever. thank you for spending time with us today. let's talk about where you are tak

today at the pathetic presser schiff refused to address the claims by mccarthy because they are true. while swalwell chose to level a bizarre threat to mccarthy. >> we will not be quiet. we are not going away. you cannot regret giving all three of us more time on our hands. >> did swalwell me in he will have more time to sleep with more chinese spies? or does he mean he will give up even more american secrets now? both seem like valid questions, right? joining me now is indiana congressman jim banks and florida congressman byron donald. thanks for being here. congressman banks, let's ask it point blank. are schiff and swalwell threats to our national security? >> without a doubt. remember, i am the guy that nancy pelosi kicked off the fake sham january 6 committee last year. she never gave a single reason why she kicked me off the committee. and here you have speaker mccarthy, a man of his word who follow through on a promise he made. he would not let these two threats to our national security serve on the intelligence committee. never mind that being on the intelligence committee imp

he was at the presser for governor gavin newsom.e come here for the pumpkin patches , you often ignore the farmworkers. today, they are not being ignored. we are seeing that here. we are seeing people showing they are so worked. this is on main street. they have restaurants and shops here. people come here on the weekends. you may not think about the farmworkers, but today you are. >> this is part of the community that does impact so many families across our entire state and country. our hearts go out to them. >>> president biden is offering his condolences after the deadly shootings. he also has a new call for democrats as well. >> reporter: he is calling on members of his own party to do what they can to pass an assault weapons ban. it was reintroduced by senator dianne feinstein. she released a statement saying, i refuse to let this become the new normal . from universal background checks to banning high-capacity magazines and assault weapons, democrats for fourth , since proposals that americans broadly support and would save li

now, after the mayor holed a presser saying the city wouldn't tolerate this violence, here's what cnn to say. >> i think there is a real blurring of the lines, and the use of the word violence. is property destruction violence? to some people it certainly is. you keep using these words violent, violent, violent, violent. the only acts of violence against people that i saw were absolutely police tackling protestors. >> greg: can we stop with the violent word? i mean, the violence is okay but stop using the word. so it's a peaceful night of rage, which i guess is just like a whacky outbreak of monkeypox but it's good to see cnn no longer traffics in radical loft wing ideology anymore. so cnn calls this nonviolent just as they are closing their historic atlanta location. they are moving. something doesn't jive. generally you don't flee a city in a u-haul if you actually believe it's safe but it just shows that despite all the bloodshed that came from their enabling coverage for years, cnn has still learned nothing. they keep making the same mistake over and over again, like when i give t

cincinnati bengals revealing what he shared with sean mcdermott after damar hamlin collapse in his first presser since the accident. listen to this. >> when i got over there, first thing he said, i need to be at the hospital with damar hamlin and i shouldn't be coaching thisim game. at that points, the right decisions were made there. >> todd: former nfl player joins us now. chris, what is your reaction to that conversation zac taylor referenced? >> it was a practical, right conversation to have. fragility of well life was put on display for the world, we all saw how in an instant we can go from what mattered most to what mattered least, which is the game. coaches realized that, players realized that and all decisions were the right decisions and look at the way everything orchestrated from the way the athletic trainers responded to the crisis on the sideline to way the decisions were made. i think there is noise around how quickly things happened, the game should not have been played, the players rallied in the right way and in the end, the right decisions were made and i think it was the way i

so charlie, how is that insane, at this presser right after the city inked this deal to provide more tune of $55,000 per migrant. >> yes, could we also just appreciate how bizarre it is to see the mayor of new york city visiting the southern border and the town associated there. this just goes to show when you have failed despot activism which is what this administration is, they have made an attempt to be despotic, and they aren't even good at it you get fractionallism. you get other voices that start to fill that void. yes, it's the government's false but it's also pandering every progressive policy. is this some sort of 2024 preview of infighting? i don't know but i'm sure the masters of the democratic party will sort it out when election time comes but i want to reinforce this point how bizarre and strange it is to have the mayor of new york city visit el paso as if he's the head of department of homeland security. this is an extraordinary crisis and every single state that's a board state, and now new york city is feeling the pressure of the southern invasion, so joe biden what

out there on wednesday, tuesday and wednesday, and then on thursday you get more and on friday a presser's it, and then saturday you find out there's more. and then she comes out and then she's going to come out today and have -- and we are supposed to believe her when she said that's it, or listen, i'm going to shut it down, it's in the hands of the special prosecutor. not really. if the president's lawyer is still leading the investigation into all the homes and compounds, you can't say i'm punting to the special prosecutor because clearly his lawyers are leading the investigation, which is ridiculous. >> well, ultimately james comer over the weekend said they have oversight over the national archives. the national archives needs to explain exactly did they know that the stuff was missing, and did they have any hand in suggesting to the biden team hey, can you go look for that, because they did, and now here we are, joe biden is in the midst of a scandal. >> joe rogan on the podcast said he thinks someone is leaking this because they don't want him to run again but we are wondering wou

i know people who have been listening to this emotional presser, but i think we should play again some of what his own mother stated in her own words. take a listen. >> for a horror mother to know that their child was calling them in their need and i wasn't there for him, do you know how i feel right now? because i wasn't there for my son. i was telling someone that i had this really bad pain in my stomach earlier, not knowing what had happened. but once i found out what happened, that was my son's pain that i was feeling. and i didn't even know. >> reporter: i also had a really interesting conversation just moments ago with the shelby county mayor. and we talked about how a lot of people, including the president of the united states, have been calling for peace. there are clearly some nerves, some anxiety around the potential for riots or protests tonight. and what the mayor said to me is that he had faith in the people of this city, of this county. he trusted them and that he acknowledged their grief. to some extent, can't control how people are going to process. it's a hurt that's n

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we got capped commander and back there he was our immediate presser. ah captain yixin terrible now, but he was also one of our captains. uh, and while darrell guan was never a captain here, he was always a captain here, right? so thank you guys. and to also all the foot patrol officers who really actually make this community work. well i saw some of your guys here this weekend volunteering and i was like that means they're part of the community, and that means a ton. yep that's right. secondly i just want to say you know, the one thing that people didn't mention in terms of safety. we want people to take community to chinatown. but be careful on uni because a lot of stuff happens there to central subway just open. it's a great way to access commute this community during the next couple of weeks, starting with the flower fair this weekend, and then the chinese new year launched celebration on the 22nd and, of course, the parade and street fairs on february 4th and fifth lastly, i think we can't overlook pedestrian safety during this period. there's a lo

katie hails a former democratic congressman from california, christine breyer associate presser of politicale of california runs its elections differently. you have your top two system for this. what's your sort of top line expectation of what's probably gonna be a really competitive expensive race? >> that's the top line. this is probably one of the most expensive races that we've ever seen. certainly, in california. last time around in a similarly competitive race between kamala harris and lauren sanchez. we were talking about $20 million spent total between the two candidates. this time, you have people that are starting -- $20 million those we expect to jump in. if they -- that means that i wouldn't be surprised if we hit more than $60 million on this race. and we're not only talking about a seat that's gonna determine the majority. it's a lot. >> there is always something distinct and interesting about the way the politics play out in very democratic states. christina, first of all it feels a little like if you when you get a lifetime -- more lasts. if you win the seat, you're probably

we will watch for the presser and take it here half past the 2:00 eastern hour. john. >> john: off to a fast start already. ukraine warning of a new russian offensive as putin's forces reportedly gained ground as ukraine awaits more military aid, including possibly german leopard tanks. keith kellogg will join us live from kyiv on what he is seeing in a few minutes. >> sandra: john, anti-police protest turning violent in downtown atlanta. but once again, some members of the mainstream media are defending the rioters. leo terrell is here to sound off on how to rhetoric allows crime and anti-police sentiment to continue in this country. >> what i saw wasn't peaceful. blowing up cop cars and throwing fireworks at police officers is not peaceful. ned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. realtor.com (in a whisper) if we use kevin's college

the nichols family will hold a presser tomorrow, but here's one of their attorneys alongside tyre's motherhuman pinata for those police officers. it was an unadulterated, unabashed, nonstop beating of this young boy for three minutes. >> oh, my god. >> joining me now is paul butler, msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. paul, we are done this a lot. very many times. these are the charges that these officers face. second degree murder, official misconduct, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated assault. the officers, all of whom if they were out of uniform, could easily be pulled over and be in tyre's situation. what do you make of these officers and what they did to this young man? and the speed of these charges? >> so the officers are not charged with hate crimes or civil rights violations, so racial animus isn't anything that the prosecutor has to prove. the memphis police department is actually majority black, but citizens still have the same complaints about that department as they do other departments. in 2015, memphis police officers took a man in custody and proceeded to bea

you take the characteristics of your presser into your daily lives. again, it's in our education system, we're not teaching about black history and culture and love, the multi cultural history. we're not teaching those things. we are, it's a form of colonization. that is what white supremacy is. it's a former colonies -- than how we think, and how we talk, behave, make laws. >> so deep, so difficult. i can hear the pain in your voice here, representative. while we have, you and i want to turn to another important topic, and of course, we'll get to talk about tyreek hill throughout this broadcast today. i want to turn to the video on the attack of -- it's a chilling new message from the suspect. he called the california tv station from jail, and i want you to take a listen to a bit of that. >> nothing else in the body cam footage, i have an important message for everyone in america. you are welcome. >> when you listen to him, he also said that he wished the da come better prepared. when you hear that, do you think that it will strike a chord here on ca

they found hundreds of rounds of ammo and evidence the suspect was making homemade firearms through pressers. president biden is now calling on law makers to pass two gun safety bills including banning the type of gun used in the monterey park shooting. california senator dianne feinstein and connecticut senators bloomenthal and chris miller raised the age to purchase assault weapons from 18 to 21. the president's statement reads in part -- >> let's turn to the other stories on capitol hill. the on going fight over the debt ceiling, chuck schumer is calling on house republicans to lay out the spending cuts they want to make so americans can see what they're putting on the chopping block. >> house republicans, you voted for rules that require regular ford bringing bills to the floor. so put your proposals for debt ceiling on the floor. let the entiretyst house debate it and vote on it. let the american people see and assess these cuts for themselves. americans deserve to know what kind of cuts republicans want to make and why they think it is worth forcing an unnecessary crisis that will hurt

know if we have a live look in here, but jonathan cantor is speaking at the department of justice presseroing on right now, so he is a key official in there. there you see him at the podium with merrick garland he's a key official in all of this this does speak to the biden administration's whole agenda here when it comes to technology and sort of corporate monopolies as they see them more broadly. the president, remember, had an op-ed in "the wall street journal" just last week talking about his vision for what the technology industry would look like in the future and talking about a whole host of wrongs that he thinks that the technology industry is guilty of, and really looking to, in a way, to break up some that have monopoly powers from some of these big tech companies and everything from as you were just talking about search and others. so -- but on your specific point about divestiture just as a point of clarity here, the suit here is asking for google to sell off specific things they are saying they want a judge to order the divestiture of at a minimum the google ad manager suite

not including all the other charges which were summarized slightly in the last few minutes at the presser. >> neither of us have had the opportunity to view the video. but in a case like this will rest in its entirety onhat that video shows? >> yes, and what we learned today is very significant. not only is body cam potentially involve so too is pole cam. memphis uses a company called sky cam, sky cop, the name of the company that actually installs these cameras. these pole cameras that monitor ongoing basis, spring into action. with dash cam, body cam and even pole cam, we are all on video tape and this is for better or worse sometimes when it comes to proving a crime against the victim, a violent crime, it's for better because it helps police inmeasurably in building their case. >> shaquille, the family of tyre nichols has seen the video, what are some of the things they've described. >> not only the family, lester, but when you listen to officials, the family attorney saying this is the worse what was seen with the rodney king video. you heard the police chief in a video last night cal

. >> brian: didn't do the work to prepare for the presser. >> ainsley: they didn't have a choice theyreport it. cbs first batch. if it came out later they knew this information and didn't report it. >> brian: no, no. i think they had to report it but the follow-upsenned a aggression. >> ainsley: refreshing to see them. >> brian: yes. >> ainsley: finally ask the tough questions. still ahead, a state of emergency, more than 30 tornadoes ripping across the southeast yesterday, snapping trees. leaving a path of destruction. janice dean is tracking the latest. >> brian: plus joe rogan puts george soros on notice. >> he wants these cities to fall apart. he wants crime to flourish. it's almost like is he an evil person in a batman movie. >> brian: yes, his full comments on the democrat mega donor next. ♪ tuesday, wednesday, heart attack ♪ thursday never looking back ♪ it's friday, i'm in love ♪ too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrea

a presser going on among local officials right now in memphis, tennessee.ing this closely, among the speakers, jay hardaway, a state representative and others are sharing relief that last night's protests planned not only in memphis, but around the country, were unusually peaceful heeding perhaps a message from no less than tyre nichols' mother to say i want each and every one of you to protest in peace. protest, but in peace. so, it is remarkable that they followed that and not only in memphis, but across the country. we'll be monitoring that reaction and the fallout from the video that has gripped this nation like few others. these are images we have from three body camera videos and one overhead surveillance video, all of this unfolds starting around 8:24 p.m. central time when officers initially stopped tyre nichols because he was apparently driving erratically and end at 9:02 p.m. central time when an ambulance finally arrives to help mr. nichols who would die two or three days later. and i repeated this the last hour and a half, this is very graphic.

eastern presser, that the the video we're likely going to get tomorrow. people here are grateful for this. while this is incredibly painful, it touches on all of the stories that you and i have covered many times of the lack of trust between communities, particularly black communities and lis. there's a recognition here that the police department acted very quickly in not just putting them on administrative leave, not just saying for awhile they were going to investigate, but very quickly firing these officers. also, two members of the fire department being put immediately on leave and under investigation as well. there's a recognition that there are local, state, and federal agencies here who are promising this community they are going to give them a full report soon of what happened here. so some of the tenseness, some of the anger is tempered by what they feel is a respect that they are receiving from authorities in the case which black community members say in some ways it's a surprise to them. they come to these stories time and time again expecting

he saw something that he has never seen before happen in this community, activists had gone to the presser and then they went over and marched to the stdistrict attorney's office and demanded to speak with the district attorney. and they tee demanded charges bt forth. instead of in the past where they would call the sheriff's department and try to remove them, he actually met with them, he said give me ten minutes and met with the community members who had been out and concerned about all of this. and kenned about what has been happening with the police department over years. and they didn't just meet one time. clergy met with them, members of the activist community and the community met with them. and so they feel like they have been allowed to see some transparency here. and that was really, really important he said to try to quell some of the extreme emotions that everyone is expecting. because it video is heinous. >> we've been on a number of these scenes sadly. i get a feeling though that this is being handled differently, they are being much more careful about the information that th

the bottom of this and insulation karine jean-pierre from having to do what she's been doing at the presser and biden too from having to answer all these questions but it's one of those things where it begins somewhere and you don't know where a special counsel could end up. we, of course, saw that with the clinton administration, began with a real estate deal and ended with an extramarital affair, impeachment. >> so we don't know that so that would be an uncertainty to say pretty quick investigation and get a finding, does it drag on for months for whatever reason. one of the hopes of president biden's team and the democrats house republicans overstep. that house republicans just take this too far, get out over skis politically and help the president out of a mess of his own making. this is james comer, the chairman. he wants answers which he has every right to. the congress should want answer, democrats and republicans. the question is, is this too far? >> at the end of the day all we're asking for is equal treatment here. you know, why was mar-a-lago raided by the fbi, why did the fbi go

now, speaking of that rookie, he spoke today at his presser and just cool, calm and collective as usual. grant cohn throws him a little curve ball. he handled it like a 12 year vet. >> are we being pumped? does this kid have like a fake birth certificate? if you really like 36, what's going on? >> there's some people in life that are just why souls, right, jason? i mean, if you see this all the time, it is just the board with the forces. we like to say the star wars force l a all the great quarterbacks in the league. tom brady mahomes. you name it. josh out there are going to have clunkers at some point. i don't know when that clunker comes. you know, peyton manning, the tortoise lee had a tough time in the playoffs. steve young, one of my favorite quarterbacks of all time in a tough time in the plaster face better defenses and they throw things actually that maybe they didn't want to showcase during the regular season. at some point, the sneakers going to come for the young man. the question is how does he overcome that? what does he look like during adversity? people forget joe montan

. >> if they have any sign of hawkishness, this is in the presser, and risk assets take off, i think they really do run a risk of things crashing at some point later this year and i hate to use that term. but the s&p was up 28% in 2021, okay it was down 20% last year. mike wilson is going to come on and tell us where he thinks s&p earnings are going to be there is no scenario that supports higher valuations on the s&p 500 right now unless the economy magically changes course the stock market has done that, but i think it's repriced incorrectly here and i think some of the worst stuff is rallying. that being said, i think investors are really, really sick of being bearish over the last year and a half or so that's really what i think happened here in january. >> we certainly hear that all the time on our twitter feed. >> yes, we do. >> why are you guys so bearish look at the markets now. we are rallying. karen, we did speak to jim chanos yesterday he said you know, if you look at all the prior bear markets, they trade between 9 times and 14 times peak so if we do 14 times peak and pea

the district attorney's office, supervisor hilda solis, who has been here with us for the previous pressers law enforcement agencies. initially, we are giving thanks to the monterey park fire department for their life-saving measures. i was informed before coming out here, we still have seven people, seven victims who are hospitalized. and i'm sure that the work of our firefighters and police officers contributed to saving at least those lives. as i stand up here, i'm very proud, really, of all of us, the community, all of you in the media. i could say we did this together. we really did. and when there's tragedy, we have to line on each other, and that's what we did. but before i walk off and turn it over to the next speaker, when i got here and i saw and i told you this morning the look in the eyes of the homicide investigators and all of their staff, you could just tell, they were going to get this guy. and although i couldn't talk in detail about that earlier today, i'm very proud of captain andy meyer and the whole entire homicide bureau, who not only got us to this point, but there's

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