it is -- page 2, roman numeral 3. cap letter, a. 1 and the last paragraph on the page. officer or employee. >> thank you. >> the only other change is in roman 1 the bullet points strike. >> can we go back so what is the change you want to make or question no officer or employee employed by. >> waiting for the city attorney to have an opinion whether we are required to keep it in there. my concern is that i'm a member of the board of director for civilian over sight law enforcement. could potentially be a situation where the inspector generalmented to contract with them to provide training that is something we valid no say in. the inspector general is the department head. i wanted finds out if we need it keep them in or take that out. >> there is discloure requirements as well. the only other concern is roman newell ral 1 the bullet points for the left one. rules and regulations. we are not employees of the office of inspector general i don't see why we are subject to the rules designed for those employees. may be specific rules pertaining to the information they are han

romans' numeral this friday morning, 1,000.my little pony back in the day. ♪ my little pony dream castle ♪ ♪ the popye pony is all for you >> it comes with my little pony majesty. from hasbro. >> you remember. i know you do. hasbro has been in the toy business since world war ii. sales suffered during what it called a challenging holiday season. more on how other retailers are doing at the moment. >>> looking at markets around the world to close out the week, asian markets closed up. china is closed for the lunar new year. wall street, stock index futures barely moving here but leaning lower after gains thursday. gdp grew stronger than expected 2.9%. you can see that's slowing from the second quarter but clearly recovering from a stall in the first half of the year. despite daily news of layoffs in tech, the overall job market remains tight. weekly unemployment filings are the lowest since april. on inflation watch, gas prices rose at $3.51 a gallon. chipotle is hiring 1500 people ahead of the burrito season. it is the busiest

. >>> your romans' numeral is 200,000 as in tech layoffs this year.fs.fyi. alphabet, amazon, meta, microsoft, they hired too much over the past few years and now tech ceos are unwinding that pandemic hiring spree. >>> markets around the world this tuesday morning. european markets are mixed. asia closed for the week. chinese markets closed for the week. new data shows modest growth in business activity in the eurozone. wall street, stock index futures leaning down after a big rally on wall street led by tech. bad news on main street is good news for wall street. investors cheering all of that cost cutting and layoff and tech. the fed will slow the interest rate in hikes. it's been a strong year after a lousy 2022 so far. look at the nasdaq, up 8.6%. the s&p 500 up nearly 5%. the dow up 1.5%. on inflation watch, gas prices rose three pennies. 3: $3.45 a gallon. >>> did you know dollar stores are the fastest growing food retailers. 90% increase in household buying at dollar stores from the year 2008 to 2020. cnn business reporter nathaniel myerson tells

. >>> your romans' numeral this morning is 10. electric vehicles make up 10% of global car sales.illion. evs still make up only a small fraction of car sales in the u.s., but they're showing strong growth in europe and china. >>> looking at markets around the world, asian markets reporting the slowest economic growth in the last five or section decades. covid slowing the economy to 3% last year. stock index futures leaning lower. they're going to reopen this week following the mlk holiday. big bank earnings out. goldman sachs, morgan stanley. on inflation walk, gas prices rose one penny at $3.33 a gallon. a busy economic week ahead. critical report on retail sales, housing data and consumer pricing will be released this week. >>> the series of storms pounding california follows three years of megadrought. many farms will only see limited benefits from all of this rain. many will suffer crop losses because the soil cannot absorb heavy, non-stop rainfall. i want to bring in daniel munch. too much water in a state reduces 1/3 of the vegetables, 2/3 of the fruits and nuts. how will al

. >>> your romans numeral this morning, 411.tomorrow those with cable or wiley will not be able to dial 411. the company's telling people to google. wired can still reach an operator. >>> you can see asian shares strongly higher. stock futures leaning up after surging friday on signs that inflation may be cooling and ending the first week of the new year in positive territory. a crucial jobs report shows wage growth slowed in december. now investors are being the federal reserve may not need another aggressive hike next month. meanwhile gas prices are dropping. the concern is the economy could dip into a recession sometime this year. if that happens wall street is hoping it will be short and mild. let's bring in laurie bet injer, president of bank alliance. so nice to see you. we've been hearing all this concern about maybe a recession this year, but you look at job creation in 2022. the second strongest year of job creation in history. 4.5 million jobs created, but it was in the wages that wall street was so happy on friday, ri

with your romans' numeral 6.48%. that's the average 30-year mortgage.est level to start a year since 2002. follow the federal reserve's succession trying to contain soaring inflation. european markets are mixed. consumer prices in the e.u. fell sharply in december. that's a sign inflation is easing across the region. on wall street, stock index futures this hour are mixed. a 1% decline on wall street yesterday. the dow fell more than 300 points. strong jobs data was the reason. it's a sign further interest rate hikes may be necessary. on inflation watch, gas prices holding steady at $3.29 a gallon. the final jobs report of the year is due out later this morning. 200,000 new jobs are forecast. that will be the lowest monthly employment gain but still a very big number. if that number holds, it means 2022 was the second biggest year in american history for job creation. think of that. the let's bring in john leer, chief economist at morning consult. good morning. what do you think this job report will tell us? >> good morning. i think the expectations are

your romans numeral this morning, $303 under sticker price for car buyers on average last month.hen car inventories were extremely tight due to a lack of factory parts, mainly computer chips. then 80% of buyers were paying above sticker price for a car. today that number is down to 36%. >>> looking at markets around the world right now. asian markets are higher. consumer prices in japan rose 4% in december. 4%? that's pretty good in comparison to the u.s. that's the fastest pace since 1981. the on wall street, stock index futures. the dow and s&p fell for the third day in a row. investors still worried about corporate earnings. more fed rate hikes even as inflation eases. news of more tech layoffs. google's parent company alphabet will slash 12,000 jobs. the company's largest ever round of layoffs. you've heard the layoffs in the headlines but let's look more widely here. jobless claims. this is first-time filings for unemployment benefits fell lower than expected, 190,000. the labor market overall remains tight outside of tech and media. mortgage rates fell to levels not seen si

your romans' numeral this morning, 64.nment wants to raise the retirement age to 64. it's just 62 right now. imagine being months away and find out you have to work two more years. 62 is young. it's still three years younger than the u.s. retirement age. france is dealing with a pension funding deficit. this is something president macron campaigned on and tried to implement in 2019. it sparked controversy. they're call for more protests next week. >>> look at markets around the world. asian shares closed mixed. europe higher. u.s. stock index leaning up after a positive day yesterday. there was clear warning from the federal chair jerome powell about the pace of interest rates ahead. >> price stability when inflation is high can require measures that are not popular in the short term as we raise interest rates to slow the economy. the absence of direct political control over our decisions allows us to take these necessary measures without considering short-term political factors. >> meanwhile, in a positive sign for inflat

. >>> your romans' numeral, 340,000.fter the company announced they're raising minimum wage from 12 to $14 an hour. it's a 17% jump. they make up 21% of walmart's 1.6 million employees. the goal here, to attract and retain talent in a very tight u.s. job market. looking at markets around the world, european markets are mixed. u.k. factories slashed prices. that's another sign inflation is cooling. chinese markets are closed for the lunar new year holiday. >>> wall street, stock index futures leaning lower. the dow up more than 15 points. the s&p and nasdaq finished lower. investors bracing for more high profile earnings. tesla, at&t and boeing report later today and cost cutting continues. 3m, maker of post-it notes, announced it slashed 2500 jobs. gas prices climbed rising 3 cents overnight to 3:48 a gallon. let's bring in spencer jacob at "the wall street journal." so nice to see you this morning. look, it's been such an interesting year. tech stocks rallying even as the ceos are executing the big layoffs in tech. what

your romans' numeral is 20 million as in $20 million.e for ousted disney executive bob chapek on top of his pay from $24 million down from 32 million the year before. he took over disney in february of 2020 and was out in november after the board determined he was no longer the right person to serve in the role. his predecessor bob iger replaced him. >>> looking at markets around the world. european markets are mixed. inflation in the u.k. coming in at 10.5%. wow, that's high. it's cooling from a 41% high. the dow yesterday fell more than 1% after disappointing earnings from morgan stanley and goldman sachs. the nasdaq extended the winning streak. on inflation watch, gas prices crept higher at $3.36 a gallon. key inflation data. the producer price index, year over year readings are expected to cool. still high but cooling. that is the story in inflation. also in just a few hours, december retail sales. that's the number that measures spending in stores, online and in restaurants. sales fell .6 of a percent in october. it was the biggest

. >>> your romans' numeral $1,036,260 that's the rent payment twitter missed on one of the san franciscotwitter, a company just bought for $44 billion by a man worth $137 billion stiffing the landlord for 1036 grand. the hang seng up more than 3%. the growing hope that hong kong's border could reopen. on wall street, stock index futures up just a little tiny bit. stocks fell to start the new year. stubborn inflation, recession fears all in play. stocks falling after shares of tesla tumbled more than 12% on missed delivery deadline. major selloff by apple after rumors of potential production cuts. >>> gas prices rose sitting at $3.26 a gallon. >>> new job openings will come out later today. >>> more trouble at victoria's secret. it's been in the middle of a host of controversies in the past several years. this, the ceo abruptly steps down. nathanial meyerson is here. the stock is down 42% over the last year. >> so ceo is stepping down less than a year into the job. that's never a good sign at a company. stock plummeted last evening on the news. like you said, it's really dropped the last

your romans' numeral is zero. as in zero days a week.osed as office no shows. employees at corporate headquarters are supposed to be there in the office at least one day a week. le irritated ceo howard schultz has under it to three days a week noting in a memo to employees, quote, from our badging data it's clear that a good number of starbucks support center partners are not meeting their minimum promise. >>> looking at markets around the world. asian shares have closed mixed. higher on wall street. stock index futures closing out what's been a good week from barely moving. u.s. stocks on a role after inflation rose. investors hope this means the federal reserve will cut the interest rate hikes. the next rate decision comes february 1st. look inside the numbers though and you see some red hot spots. shelter up 7%. eggs up 60% since last year. cnn's retail reporter nathaniel myerson is here. there's avian flu and the pipeline, 60%, that is a lot. >> 60% annually. a dozen large grade a eggs have jumped over 100%. some folks paying 6, $7 f

your romans' numeral this morning. 2 million.musk says tesla could produce if everything goes smoothly. musk says tesla could hit that number as long as there are no major supply chain interruption or massive problems. still, he acknowledged economic uncertainty that could affect 2023 results. >>> looking at markets around the world this thursday morning. european markets are higher. chinese markets are closed for the lunar new year. wall street, stock index futures this hour moving a little bit higher here. stocks finishing flat. ibm is the latest tech giant to slash jobs set to eliminate 3900 jobs. key gdp data due out later this morning. the u.s. economy expected to have expanded by a little more than 2 1/2 percent. weekly jobless claims set to be released at the same time. >>> on inflation watch, gas prices pennies. >> let's bring in dan ives from wedbush. big report from the ev maker. bouncing back. you were on the earnings call yesterday. what stood out to you? >> look, this is tesla's super bowl in terms of what's been a d

your romans' numeral this morning. 80.seen two global recessions in a decade. that was in the 1930s. we're not there this week. the world bank sharply lowered the forecast for global recession. >>> asian shares are closed for their session. europe is open higher. wall street, stock index futures are decidedly mixed here. big data coming up in a few hours. long-term bond yields fell. the nasdaq rose nearly 2%. s&p 500 up 1%. dow gained 270 points. investors optimistic the fed will slow rate hikes. the key inflation report will confirm red hot inflation has peaked. >>> let's bring in greg mcbride, bank rate.com. greg, where are you putting your money this morning? has inflation peaked? >> i think it has. we are -- there are high expectations if we're going to get a much better number and continue this trend of decelerating inflation pressures, but we're a long way from where we need to be. inflation's run 7% over the last year. the goal is 2%. by the way, a year ago at this time inflation was around 7%. we've only made progr

. >>> your romans numeral this morning, 61.ll street journal" survey of economists. recession fears linger, even as the consumer keeps spending, the job market is resilient and inflation is easing. we learned right there last week consumer prices slowed more than 9% in june to 6.5% last month. economists expect it to fall to just over 3% by the end of this year. of course the fed wants it around 2%. u.s. markets are closed today for the martin luther king day holiday. let's bring in economic analyst kayla bruin. good morning. nice to see you. >> good morning. great to see you. >> all right. just can't seem to shake all those recession worries, yet investors are looking up this year and last week the s&p 500 rose about 2.7%. it was a good week for stock investors last week, even as "the wall street journal" economists are saying there's higher than normal risk of a recession. what is your take? >> so, the concerns around a recession are really -- well, first of all, they're not that new. it's been a worry since 2022 because with

>>> your romans numeral this morning, 4.employees in the office starting march 1st. iger told employees working physically together is good for creativity, good for company culture. four days a week by march 1st. we'll talk more about this in just a moment. >>> looking at markets around the world to start your tuesday morning on wall street. stock index futures. mixed performance in asia. europe leaning down and wall street mixed performance there as well. stocks in the u.s. closed mostly lower. two federal reserve members said they expect benchmark prices to close down. >>> gas prices are falling and travel is winding down after the holidays and gasoline demand is dropping a little bit. let's talk more about disney's push to get the workers back into the office. good morning, jessica. nice to see you. >> reporter: good morning. thanks for having me back. >> ceo bob iger back in the top job at disney. he said this to employees, a return to mostly in-person work would benefit the culture and the creative processes in particul

your romans numeral this monday morning, $386,300 the median home price last year.ear, more than 10% from the year before. even as home sales had their weakest year since 2014. high prices and mortgage rates kept buyers out of the market but economists expect sales will ramp up again as mortgage rates fall. >>> looking at markets around the world, european markets have opened higher, they're up. asian markets are closed for the lunar new year holiday. on wall street, stock index futures are barely mixed here. the dow and the s&p look to try to bounce back after the first weekly declines of the new year. tech heavy nasdaq finished higher notching the third consecutive week of gains. bloomberg this morning is reporting spotify could be the next big tech name to announce job cuts. the number of layoffs at the streaming service expected this week not immediately clear, but we have seen these big tech companies unwinding some of their super aggressive hiring sprees over the last couple years. >>> inflation watch, gas prices holding steady at 3.42 a gallon. up next, gdp n

the kingdom has access to natural resource and carb roman numeral technology and is very serious aboutpopulation that would be 6% below the age of 30. many enablers that can attract a lot of partners. rishaad: saudi arabia's economy planning minister speaking in davos. looking out the world market action. it seems mixed, but not really down. he only exception of course being what's going on in turkey. major benchmarks there. up 1.2% this morning. it's a lunch break, chinese gdp numbers, chinese production retail sales. yvonne: they're soaps of rebound given that they were left year. but certainly more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's just a bike. wait. they make a treadmill with an intuitive speed knob? yeah. want to try? 92% stick with it, so can you. rent a peloton bike or bike+. terms apply. as a business owner, rent your bottom line iske+. always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no lin

russian troops have taken the initiative the marble while among our numerous correspondence and better than the region remains roman culture. if he's in don yeske now he explains the strategic significance of sola that well then asked. and sir regards to salazar, came late on tuesday evening. we 1st received the news that the fighters of the wagner group are now in control of the sensor of the city. later we got news from precaution and getting forgotten and sell the head of the wagner group. that's in his units are now in full control of the city. not only that on roads to retreat for ukrainians are under artillery control of the wagner group as well. at the moment, a clearing operation is underway in the city where the soldiers are going from house to house, looking for the remaining ukrainian soldiers there. according to their wagner group, for a small number of ukrainian soldiers are now hold up and are in a coal drawn in the sensor or for the city. and we are waiting for the news where the city has been completely freed from ukrainian and nationalist. now the city of salazar is a certainly very strategic, very

numerous strikes, unclear by the russian military. there is a strikes that cause power and heating outages, roman can you give us an update on the situation in the cranium capital after another night of these attacks? ah yes, erm some here and key of say that russia may be using some kind of a new tactics with i am drawn strikes nearly every day or every night i would say because mostly the attacks are come at night and earn some expect that may be the russian army is trying to test the ukrainian air defense, which is a rather good or has become rather goods since the west has supplied a modern am modern systems including german irish t. so ukrainians managed to shut down some 2 thirds, or in some cases, 3 fourths of the russian drones. and some observers, he and key of believe may be russians will use more missiles in the coming days. when maybe they expect that ukrainian grins will have a less rockets or should them down at the situation with energy is relatively stable. there are their work cuz some of power shortages here in key of but in general, people are remain very resilient. they say they, they seem to take things as they come,

roman timofeev with his platoon imposed a battle on the nationalists, despite their numerical superiorityy our military completed the task of installing engineering barriers and thwarted the attack of the captain’s combined engineering position detachment on the settlement. ilya kapitonov. let's set the ukrainian fighters on fire. successfully moved the control center to a safe area. a few days later, the captain evacuated the subordinates to the shelter, when the shelling began and pulled out from under the rubble of a fighter who was on guard. professionalism is the courage and dedication of the fighters of the engineering troops, which they show during a special operation. defense minister sergei shoigu noted in his congratulations. he thanked the servicemen for their conscientious work. the motto of the engineering troops is nobody without us. why, indeed, without them, other units will not be able to cope with the tasks set, elena found out. there are a lot of vehicles in the engineering troops that ordinary civilians have seen very rarely. but here, for example, is this tank bridge