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we're going to have senator sheldon whitehouse and raphael warnock join us. they're part of this all night senate protest that is really we've never seen that before. we've never seen an omb director opposed by a party who are who are willing to stay on the senate floor all night long and into tomorrow to make that point. >> and it's a it matters for the russell vote nomination, but it also matters in terms of republicans in the senate realizing like, oh, democrats here actually will make our lives as annoying as possible. they are going to push on stuff. they are not going to go along with us here. maybe we ought to try to mitigate some of the worst things that are happening so we don't have to endure this. i mean, them sort of setting this at the outset, saying we are capable of mucking things up here for you guys is a really good line. i think for them to set in terms of them being taken seriously by the republicans, who i think thought they might be able to take the democrats for granted here, not in the senate. they can't take them for granted and showin

now, for raphael's version., we want to treasure the authenticity of a cuisine, it needs to have innovation as well, so i think that's very important in both ways. and then it is slightly dried, so it's like sponge. we're just going to blister it, just like that. but instead of calamansi juice, he's using kombucha. latok! yes. wild ginger and some dill. dill. that's a work of art. thank you so much. so we're going to try the traditional version ..which i'm so excited to try. mixing it. mixing it, mixing it. mmmm! mm—hm! it's very limey. yes, yes. strong citrus flavour but very fresh. and i quite like the raw chilli in there. and there's more going on. it's a more subtle flavour, and it feels softer and smoother. yeah. i'lljust have some more, chef. he's going to finish it! i'm just going to have to finish this. it's too good. sorry. bye! i'm heading inland, over the crocker mountains to keningau... ..the oldest town in the area... and, boy, can i feel both! i've come to meet mami ita, the village chief. hey. hi.

raphael lemkin was. outraged the impression of a tremendous conspiracy of silence poisoned the air. >> a double murder was taking place. it was the murder of the truth. >> 80 years later, the truth remains under increasing assault and the number of holocaust survivors who are left dwindles. and so too does their story. then, as firsthand eyewitnesses. yet the far right is on the rise in europe, even in germany itself, where the afd party flirts with nazi ideology and last weekend held a rally which elon musk addressed by video link as a wave of attacks on jews and jewish sites sweeps across the world. he actually says publicly that the afd is the only thing that can save germany. the danger is obviously self-evident. when we come back, the hilarious broadway play for our divisive times, a provocative and satirical look at the conspiracy theories over vaccines. the stars of eureka day after the break kobe. >> the making of a legend. tonight at nine on cnn hi, susan, honey. >> yeah. >> i. >> respect that,

yeah, we're going to work with raphael management board president on that. it's in the early stages but i'm very supportive and look forward to working with him on it. what kind of about what that'll be up to the city will structure how it works yeah well they will go from there that's what they do. a lot of people work for jobs are good work. i want the boundaries be drawn. the city will draw the boundaries and i don't want to speak for mayor. i know there's been talk about, you know, union square. >> yeah. you ever going? i don't know if you want i mean we just looking at the hospitality zone so union square yerba buena center mosconi center really looking at it as a cohesive group. so that's that's the game plan but we'll work with our legislative partners on the board of supervisors as well. any other questions? okay. yeah, i love this. is there. so you know, i don't know if is really whether it's like marketing later in time your quote. yeah i mean we're we're actually working now to make sure that our public transit systems are still functioning and no

so we did was this time i've worked with raphael footprint citizen before i create and i have power, i look for the materials is much. yeah, cool most. so i work in the office, it to the usual direction, the concept definitely invest in the i don't buy the materials. and after i made my designs, the poetry i looked for materials i can recycle from what i find. and i create a collections on key to expose the switch design look up the idea to create a special natural scraps and waste material in 1990. 2 off for a trip to home home. take on the legs and get i came of age was yours, john. go yeah, i know, you know, since you've on she's a car to petition natalie example of their creation live in pearls on the most beautiful things there were under the menu. so when i went to hong kong, i saw a big zone that were regarded as wakes, found this trash to be thrown away, visited by massey. and i thought to myself that you can recycle a lot more than just fabrics, like linen, little sheets that you can recycle kind of thing. what did you say we live in a society that throws everything away? i'

so mike is raphael in the main whole, israel's largest private weapons company. elmwood has a huge stand. they needed to showcase the world class drones and missiles the spot, it's tiny population. israel is the world's 9th largest weapons producer pardon these high bunch of promo these for the trophy. and so i, me sell system made by is riley company, rafael, which is the kind of advanced technologies rel, specializes in and makes these riley mix for tank, found the best on the market, automatically activated only one enemy, funny to reassure, to hit the vehicle both tank and energy me sell system is still around the will and disclose clients for the randomly your overall is rel, exploits molden. $13000000000.00 of weapons and surveillance equipment. a yeah, i'm with advert. it's like this for the spike firefly. he's rarely company st said they products may have been settled tested in palestine. so how does being a major supply impact israel as diplomatic physician could give the country a measure of impunity when it wants to one to take its own was i've just got a stash of books from m

reading out of the states, and then adding on to what powell has said we will hear from the atlanta fed raphael bostic as well. get a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day going on today's edition of a break. -- daybreak. we have plenty more coming up on the program, not least getting into those abn amro earnings with the cfo. plenty to discuss with him, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back. it is 6:12 in london and we have had earnings out of the dutch bank abn amro reporting operating income for the fourth quarter that beat estimates, net interest income 1.6 7 billion euros, beating the estimate of 1.6 one billion euros so a slight beat but i miss when it comes to the outlook for net interest income, 6.2 billion euros for 2025 compared to 6.4 billion euros. so let's get into it with ferdinand, cfo of abn amro. great to talk to you. >> thank you for having me. lizzy: net interest income trajectory for this year, given we have lower rates from the ecb. >> thank you, first of all i think we had a good finish to the year if you look at our net profit in the fourth orde

atlanta fed's raphael bostic warning that policy changes could lead to a material slowdown. chicago's austan goolsbee saying tariffs could rival the economic shock of covid, he said could. plus, housing set for another soggy spring selling season. we'll talk to the ceo of tripoint homes about that, with shares down 16% since earnings earlier this week. but first, before all of that great news. let's get over to dom chu on today's market front. >> dom. >> all right. so the great. >> news is. >> we did hit a record high in yesterday's session 6147 for the. s&p 500. so i'll put that number right up here right now. for context 6095 is currently where we're at. we're down about maybe three quarters of 1%. that's 50 points to the downside right now. that's tilting towards the low end of the session. >> at the highs. >> we were still down about ten points but down about 60 points at the low. so there is. >> your. >> range so. >> far tilting towards the negative side of things. the dow industrials off 627 points. that's a 1.5% decline 44,000 on the number right now just about the na

a close all i have the full, but let's just present raphael clear. but i'll just there was on a sunday around pnc has the latest. for the length of my heavy security, the new boy arrives at his final rallying, y a que just 18 months after becoming equis. there's the youngest president at the end of a campaign, short term policy, but the beacon viral funds, including thousands of cardboard cut outs of this 40 president in various outfits from a presidential sash to tank tops and gym shorts. before the vote, no boss of victory was assured, but just supporters to go to the gates fraud will no longer a promise with a reality the countries already made up its mind. now let's protect the votes. let's protect the will of the people doing a short term in office. the hard right here of a banana. fortune has face candles and accusations of abuse of power. declaring any journal on conflict against gangs triggering human rights violations and overseeing an energy crisis. the plunged equity to darkness, yet many voters don't blame him and willing to give him more

i'll throw this out to buy them compelling to the countries. raphael says, why can't, why? because democrats or republicans, british or american back up or in it for themselves. so to recap, they promised new nato august. the band sparks the wolf. you now have to fight. they give you the weapons, you now have to fight with it and tell you when you're allowed to lay them down. and then the people for lotions away on the peaceful spice make a killing of your national companies. can you smell the silver and to yet ukraine is on like support, and the west is hovering by its side, like a greedy relatives leaning over to the kiss of death, as it prepares to inherit the lot. there no doubt to resident to say, vol foot, call me a lie. why? because they've been told otherwise. i'm by who took this mode. unfortunately, almost 90 percent of ukrainian media survived on grants. because in the 1st year, the advertising market fail, in particular, in the field of online media by 92 percent in and it has not yet recovered. so while national media got advertisers and started earning money a

oakland's very own tony, tony, tony or raphael saadiq of tony, tony, tony will be in the house entertaining you are an old school basketball fan, a bay area basketball fan, there's something there for you. whether you are a fan of her. i mean, there's really something for everyone, including this delicious food, right, tom? absolutely. all right. and the museum upstairs is amazing. it's worth a visit, for sure. check that out. well, these nachos are going to make a splash in in my tummy. thank you so much for having us. you're welcome. you're welcome. take care. all the best. congratulations, guys. thanks so much, ginger. and with so many big sporting events coming to the bay area over the next 18 months, not just the all star game and the super bowl. the world cup is coming here as well. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a guide for all of it on our website, nbcbayarea.com. well happening now. antioch police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened around 1030 last night near hillcrest avenue and larkspur drive. police say one victim was taken to

now the increase in the military activity that raphael grossey was talking about probably refers to the fact that the high a he a monitors the stations as effort always. yeah. and usually our power plants have been trying to road say their team since the beginning of february of this year and at the latest attempt resulted in the disruption of that rotation as ukraine attacked and military convoy carrying international monitors from the agency. now the disruption of the rotation of experts occurred entirely due to the facts. i hope they deliberate actions of the ukrainian side. according to the russian defense ministry, they added that some of gold has fulfilled on vacations to ensure security and establish a so called regime of military side and for the area of the rotation of the i a e, a experts. now at the same time how the minutes, and so the key of, or she may yet another attempts to attack the nuclear power plants using drones. now one of them crack as just a 300 meters away from the 1st, from the 1st our units, the nuclear power plants, the same time, the international atomic en

if more, a doesn't get through or a fighting resumes, the risk of famine could return the same bus raphael to 0, the spokesperson for how much is minute 3 wing down. cassandra games has said that the release of is really captives which was scheduled for next saturday, february 15th has now been postponed until further notice. so this is what we're hearing from the group, but we'll bring and try to applies to joining us from the gaza strip. topic, what more are you learning about this development? the yeah, that's why it's inside during the us books best one of the military wing of how much has stated that the leadership of the palestinian resistance has been upset during the during the past 3 weeks. the level of commitment made by this reading authorities regarding the implementation of this despite it to you. and they have seen that the is but that isabel did not fully attach to the terms of the agreement that has been pro codes recently by a regional mediators. that included the delay of the re 10 of the test place, posted in families to the north, the deliberate shooting. i'm targeting

that just by the way you get to heck said, i should say, lloyd austin is a direct try and think of raphael. and so you'll benefit from any trump by a no. but anyway. yeah, that's that's, that's how it works. and that's how it works. but heads up is an outside or key is you're right. he has extremist views when it comes to his, his religion on it, in terms of his real. and that's rather concerning, however, as an outside or i think he, he will also be beholden to president trump. uh, but the other thing that i would just say i'll send is that something interesting is happening independent gone and maybe we can talk about it a bit later. but, but you, i liked it a piece of the last week. it was in the free press by now he's in new york on ryder, and he is having an absolute panic attack as well on what's happening inside the republican party. the fight between the old right, which is researching in the republican party and the new will cause that have been the driver seat since i would say the reagan ministration. 1983. and you know something in that or, but you're seeing some people coming

tony longwood has small san raphael and the size of gaza. a full deposit of free days have been quite difficult for palestinians, particularly for the displaced population, returning to their homes, into another part, and got the news about a possible collapse of the seas. fire and statements of from a mazda 3 days ago, folding and suspending the release of captains mit with the threats and ongoing, intimidating narrative bite is really sorry to just risking the sustainability of the sci fi it was not until earlier this afternoon. we're starting to look more positive that the release will happen on saturday. the deadline as per the agreements of the ceasefire between us and israel, not the deadline set by donald trump. and the is really intention or willingness to allow more ada trucks coming in, including most of the essential supplies and the staff that is needed for people to survive and, and to uh, just to stay in their life and survive the difficult living condition created by 15 months of devastation and destruction were reduced, see,

we have reports of a hot spot on the san raphael bridge, and i will check that in my next report.hile, neighbors in moss landing are told to keep their windows closed this morning, light smoke is coming into the area from the battery storage , and last month's massive fire forced evacuations because of dangerous smoke and so far monterey county officials say this is not nearly as big and evacuations are not needed. >>> in san francisco, a neighborhood is getting a potentially life-saving speed camera today, it is at the geary boulevard and seventh avenue. this community is celebrating safer streets this morning, veronica. >> reporter: good morning, today's celebration marks a six-year journey for people who fought to make the streets safer and some of the people who are expected to be out here later today are people who have lost loved ones to a very preventable death, out here you can see already a sign is up letting drivers know they need to slow down, these speeding cameras are coming. we know that san francisco is helping them celebrate, and helping those victims along their j

georgia democrat raphael warnock represents the sentsers of disease -- centers for disease control inump said he was going to allow mr. robert kennedy to "go wild on health". go wild. of all the things that i can think of i'd like to see a secretary of health and human services do, go wild is not on the list. reporter: also, the senate intelligence committee votes on tulsi gabbard to be director of national intelligence and todd young will support gabbard and senate votes to confirm pam bondi as attorney general later today. ashley. ashley: see how the math works. chad pergram, thank you so much. appreciate that. bring in caroline cavalerro and caroline, begin right there. what do you like about rfk jr.? >> yeah, thanks for having me, ashley. pretty simple. our children are very sick. our children are very sick and sicker than they've been before. parents in this millennial and now gen z generation coming up are demanding radical transparency. it's very clear to parents with sick children that if we could vaccinate and drug our way out of this problem, we would be, and our children wo

raphael saadiq of oakland's very own tony, tony tony will be in the house.f a throwback, guys, but oakland's tony, tony, tony will be in the house on saturday. tom, there's so many things to look forward to. we're going to talk to u in the next hour as well, and you're going to be making some special 5:00 goodies for us. absolutely looking forward to it. 5 a.m. goodies. that means coffee, guys. don't get it twisted. yeah, i was going to say happy hour is starting way early. thanks so much, ginger. that will be really fun. and by the time a lot of those festivities get underway, the rain will have cleared out. yeah, we are going to see that rain moving out and we needed the rain south of the golden gate bridge, so it's good that we're getting that, but we're also seeing it having a big impact. starting out our thursday morning and take a look at how widespread the rain is all across the state with snow in the upper elevations. and then once we go into the afternoon, the center of the storm will be a little bit closer. that could mean some breaks in the activi

raphael saadiq and envogue.l star game will have a new look and to help usher in the new format, comedian kevin hart will serve as the. kevin hart will serve as the first ever on court emcee for the game. he is expected to bring his signature humor to his commentary from the hardwood. barry is busy making final preps for the all-star weekend. more than 100,000 visitors are expected to come to the bay area this weekend for one of the most exciting events in pro basketball. fans from across the country will be attending sunday night's nba all-star game at chase center in san francisco. the big game and several other all star events are expected to provide a $350 million boost to the local economy. >> this is something special. it's just something we can be really proud of. it's an experience that doesn't exist in san francisco today, and it just shows another side of what this city can be. >> we're super excited. i mean, being a basketball fan, you know, it's one of my dreams to not only be here around the all sta

and then saturday night i wanted to specially mention this raphael saadiq. do you remember him? he'll be in the house and he'll be performing and bringing the house down as well. a lot of bay area pride to go around this weekend. you feel it despite kind of the weather that's coming, it seems like the fans are going to be lining out outside. splash and. oh good morning. morning. good morning. what's in a night? night night. what's in a night? night, tom. we have our very own gentleman's cut. we have a little bit of calvados. a little bit of cocoa. chocolate bitters inside. so it's got a it's got a twist to an old fashioned, really, really delicious. all right. and don't forget your basketball taste test. talk about talking about sinking it in. but kidding. all right. cheers. going to go. cheers. cheers. she's not going to be around for the 11. yeah, that's what i was thinking. night night. all right. thanks a lot, ginger. all right, well, night night has come and gone. splash of another kind outside. absolutely. it's really been pouring very heavily during the overnight hours. l

raphael bostic saying his opinion might change six month from now. jonathan: equity futures on the s&p just about unchanged. we will catch up with steve chiavarone, robert casey and kelce berro. we begin with stocks study. steve saying our view remains unchanged. a volatile choppy and uncertain first half of the year will give way to a better first half. steve joins us for more. that's about three or four minutes of bearishness. tell us why we should be constructed for the year ahead -- constructive for the year ahead. >> you've replaced some euphoria in the fourth quarter with a nice healthy wall of worry and you see it in your opening segment that we are in this fog of uncertainty. are we more worried about inflation or growth? the story is if you stay anchored on the fundamentals, gdp is still growing 2.5-ish percent, inflation is still lower than it's been. it is still sticky but certainly not resurging at this point and corporate earnings are growing this quarter and we are setting up with a conservative guide. i think you can get yourself worri

atlanta fed president raphael bostic, he said this morning that, quote, pervasive ambiguity calls for caution and humility when it comes to making policy. bostic still sees two cuts this year, but he said, hey, there's a pretty significant amount of uncertainty around that call right now. chicago president austan goolsbee, he said the more tariffs look like a covid size shock, the more nervous you should be. he's really worried about the supply side effects there. and then what scott was just talking about saint louis, alberta muslim saying immigration policy and higher tariffs are a potential source of higher inflation. and it could be appropriate for the fed to become more restrictive if inflation from that is sustained, he said. the fed could also look through those higher prices from tariffs, but that the stakes are higher now because inflation is above target. what's clear is that the administration's policy path is now looming large in the fed's thinking about its own monetary policy path. >> well, very, very few people came into this year thinking there was much of any chance o

so first raphael, you know, walk us through quickly. what is a tariff? >> well, it is a price that a particular nation has to pay the duties. the purists would say, for the right to sell a particular product to another nation. typically it is used when it comes to a nation trying to protect its own domestic industry. for example, it can be cars, it can be tvs, agricultural products also, and it is less common to see it being used. the way we're seeing it right now to retaliate or to try to change the policies of other countries, in this case mexico and canada, to serve the purposes of a particular government, as it is in this case with trump. >> okay. and so what are some of the specific products that could be affected here in the u.s.? >> it is very interesting in this case because the big one, of course, is oil from canada and mexico. both countries send us their oil for different parts of the country. canada uses pipelines to send a lot of oil to midwestern states that are probably going to be affected and are going to see gas prices go up quite consi

raphael bostic, the atlanta fed president, said very succinctly. pervasive ambiguity calls for caution and humility. while the effects of uncertainty haven't shown up in any data, it is tracked in several indices. here's one the economic policy uncertainty index. it shot up after the election, came back down, and now is the highest it's been since the pandemic. in fact, it's higher than at any time during the biden or first trump administrations outside of the pandemic. and you can see it's back about 60% of that uncertainty level from the pandemic level there. the trade policy uncertainty index, it has never been higher, far surpassing the levels from when president trump put tariffs in place in 2018 and might be at peace in crashing or declining consumer sentiment, increasing inflation fears. professor steven davis he created the economic policy uncertainty index with others. he tells me high levels of policy uncertainty encourage businesses to cut or postpone investments in hiring as they wait for the operating environment to become less risky a

yesterday's hearing and the fed rhetoric, chicago fed president austin goolsby, atlanta fed president raphaelking about one month of data, two months of data, they can dismiss that. we are getting three months of data that is significantly hotter. it represents something else that is more of a trend and have to address in the forecast. jonathan: the hottest month of her month print going back to august 2023. it was a very different story elsewhere. after we got the headline that we had talks between putin and trump, the euro stronger, crude lower. you're a stronger 1%. brent crude down 74.32. lisa: it was kit jukes who said he could see the euro-dollar cross 1.15 if you did get an agreement between ukraine and russia. this has to do not only with cheaper oil prices for the or region, it also has to do with the supply chain of workers that came from ukraine as well as sentiment. if that happens, how does that bolster the idea europe is placed to invest at a time earlier this year everyone had left it for debt. jonathan: we are already at all-time highs. germany is rallying at double digits. yo

yeah, we're going to work with raphael management board president on that. it's in the early stages but i'm very supportive and look forward to working with him on it. what kind of about what that'll be up to the city will structure how it works yeah well they will go from there that's what they do. a lot of people work for jobs are good work. i want the boundaries be drawn. the city will draw the boundaries and i don't want to speak for mayor. i know there's been talk about, you know, union square. >> yeah. you ever going? i don't know if you want i mean we just looking at the hospitality zone so union square yerba buena center mosconi center really looking at it as a cohesive group. so that's that's the game plan but we'll work with our legislative partners on the board of supervisors as well. any other questions? okay. yeah, i love this. is there. so you know, i don't know if is really whether it's like marketing later in time your quote. yeah i mean we're we're actually working now to make sure that our public transit systems are still functioning and no

officials yesterday, raphael bostic from. >> atlanta. >> susan collins from boston, saying that. >> uncertainty policy, along. >> with above target inflation. >> supported the fed's. >> decision to pause. while collins. >> told cnbc yesterday she sees eventual rate hikes, rate hikes. >> rate cuts, she. >> wouldn't commit to reductions this year. >> part of the complication. >> is just how complicated it is to figure out the inflationary effects of tariffs. so let's see if we can show that to you. if the fed could count on the complete tariffs. passing through to the consumer, it could figure out how much price would rise. there you go. >> you're 25% tariff. direct pass through becomes. >> a 25% tax price increase. but then. >> a. >> whole bunch of other factors. take a look. now stand in the way, all of which matter a lot for investors and consumers. okay. you have the foreign producer exporter could take a hit on their profits, as could the us importer exchange rates. in this case, a strong dollar can offset some of the impact for the consumer. in the us, retailers could take a hit. that expla