what do you think, rose? >> well, i think, frankly, steve is right, that we had so many efforts over multiple administrations to try to -- try to develop for one thing, cooperation with the russians. and i do think -- i think those efforts would have continued with the abm treaty still in force. and i refer for example, to the efforts at one point to even consider using russian radar systems in regional missile defenses in your asia. that would be a cooperative effort between the united states and russia and on behalf of, again, defense of the nato allies. maybe this was a bad idea, spectacularly bad idea. but i think with the abm treaty in place, providing a kind of stable background, perhaps we could have been ambitious in how we thought about cooperating with russia to better improve the regional missile defenses in your asia and perhaps even beyond and what effect that would have had on the developments in china i cannot safe. it is totally speculative. but i do think it's worth considering. in any event,

champion your skin. >>> a rose by any other price would smell as sweet.ere's cnn's lynda kinkade. >> reporter: the classic red rose, a symbol of romance and a staple of valentine's day around the world. but this year because of covid-19 and supply chain issues, florists are facing some thorny issues, like price increases. according to the society of american florists, in some areas the cost of valentine's day roses is as much as 60% higher than their everyday price. but that increase can vary based on location. shipping and increased labor costs have driven up the price, which florists pass on to the consumer. >> the higher prices are double, double from last spring. >> reporter: despite the high prices, people are still buying. sales of valentine's day flowers, candies and cards in the u.s. are expected to rake in $24 billion this year, according to the national retail federation. just two years ago, flower growers in the netherlands, the world's biggest flower exporter, were destroying their stems because of a lack of demand. many florists around the wo

s. rose to a record high, very politically sensitive issue in the u. s. is there risk to the economy? there is chelsea and it is pretty mind blowing. number again, if you look at the full year of 2021, we actually saw the trade budget blow up or, or expand by about to 27 percent. i mean, that is a huge increase from one year to another. and if you import more and more and you don't export much more, usually that is all can be a direct on economic growth in the united states. i mean, clearly the good message, it's obviously the american or the u. s. economy is doing better than other economy . it's around the globe. so that's why imports are increasing and exports not so much, but in the longer run. and if you run huge deaf, it said usually that is a direct on economic growth of a country like the united states. and i just want to ask you briefly, there is a big story breaking out of the u. s. a record seizure of crypto currencies that were sold in and a hack. what more can you tell us about this year when it's a new york couple and obviously they sort of,

they rose to the challenge.n featured before enter have that many stars, i wouldn't say legitimized it, but in some eyes, may be did, elevated it. and it was nice to see that. i enjoyed the game. i'm glad it was close. not that i'm a rams fan, but the last time they played, it was one of the worst super bowls i've ever seen. that fan had a great perspective from cincinnati. a lot of times, it's about the journey because only one team is the winner. dan: cincinnati has a lot to be proud of. the quarterback is young. let's go to you quickly. one of the things i always hope for is a good game. we had a pretty good game, not a blowout. chris: i was talking to one of the sports producers and it reminds me of how close the 49ers were to being there and you would like to think they could beat the bangles. it is all gone. it hurts to lose. then you are that close, you have a little bit of thinking about what the niners could have been. onto next year we go. kristen: indeed. companies paid $7 million for 30 seconds of ai

are all due to covid with supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, and in the case of long stem roseshifting delivery schedules. >> but don't let that break your heart. >> there are so many other options. >> florist valley owners say you don't need important red roses. in the bay area, there are plenty of affordable local flowers of all colors now in season. >> they tend to last a little bit longer because they are not traveling through planes or trucks. we like to use letter tones of pink to make it a little more romantic. >> the key to getting what you want, order in advance. >> as for sweets for your sweetie, the candy guru has this advice. >> recommend looking for your favorite and finding what fits into your budget. >> while chocolate may cost you more, shop around, bay area artisans make smaller batches that have the same price year- round. >> back at the palace, some are gliding into their own solutions. >> cards are always nice. >> quality time is what really matters. >> a quarter of all pet owners also give their furry friends gifts on valentine's day. keep in mind food, trea

plan your gewi >>> love is priceless, and roses are pricey. especially this valentine's day. >> aw.demic-related supply chain challenges, worker shortages, and for all we know, global warming, prices are up. and reporter tina stopped by flower markets to get a look for herself. >> reporter: they cut, care for carnations, ready for customer's cash. >> the dozen roses probably you get for like normally priced for $10, for valentine's, $30, $40, one dozen. so it is more expensive. >> reporter: is that because it's valentine's day, or is that because there's a supply issue? >> because it's valentine's day, yeah. it's more expensive. >> reporter: you know you money. >> exactly. >> reporter: yes, it costs more for love. >> there's like a shortage. >> reporter: roses in demand, short on supply. but not red roses, yellows, whites, pinks, and that's not all, sunflowers too. >> it's hard to get them, and they get pricey. >> reporter: supply chain challenges, labor shortages, and bad weather in international growing areas causing a global shortage of fresh flowers for weddings, special events,

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jonathan: i found a florist, one dozen long stemmed roses and a box, $135. one junta $35 for one dozen long stemmed roses in a box. what is your message? matt: it would've been $100 a year ago. we will wait until next year. jonathan: this inflation is not's. matt -- this inflation is nuts. matt brill of invesco. tom: this is like an annual right with jonathan ferro. jonathan: don't you think they should get in inflation past? lisa: i will not go off on my tirade. there are lots of ways to express your love. it is about the expression. if the issue is the price is too high, you will not have the expression, you can still have the expression in a different way. they become intelligent and you wish your wife a happy valentine's day. jonathan: that is what he did. i thought it was beautiful. you want to do markets? i am happy to do markets. lisa: this is scintillating. jonathan: positive on the s&p and the nasdaq. tom: news flow and the vetting of the headlines we see. we could say that is what turned the market around. lisa: just without a doubt -- jonathan: wi

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. >> the classic red rose, a symbol of romance, and a staple of valentine's day around the world.ar because of covid-19 and supply chain issues, florists are facing some thorny issues like price increases. >> according to the society of american florists, in some areas, the cost of valentine's day day roses is as much as 60% higher than their everyday price. but that increase can voyary bad on locations. shipping and increased labor cost have driven up the price, which they pass on to the consumer. >> definitely higher prices. double, double from last spring. >> reporter: despite the high prices, people are still buying. sales of valentine's day, flowers, candy and cards in the u.s. are expected to rake in nearly $24 billion this year, according to the national retail federation. just two years ago, flower growers in the netherlands, the world's biggest flower exporter, were destroying their stems because of a lack of demand. many florists around the world have temporarily closed their business because of covid lockdowns. but the industry is blooming once more. weddings are back o

inflation hits another new high as consumer prices rose engender the fastest rates in 40 years.gher can inflation go? we are bringing it down require a deep recession? republicans are another fight over january 6. will the party ever be able to move on? our guest this week national journal columnist josh, fox news contributor guy benson. but first, there's one thing this definer politics for the last decade or so is been the rising tension between the dominant elites that mediate business education and the technocratic bureaucracy and regular americans who tend to regard there would be rulers with growing mistrust and suspicion. the covid crisis some thought might bring the country closer together in the face of peril has only accentuated the phenomenon. for the first moment two years ago were told strict lockdowns, masked medic travel bans all because of other restrictions on our freedom are essential to survival. now, first people listen and generally complied. covid was indeed scary, hundreds and thousands of americans had died. most but willing to accept temporary suspension

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today the markets rose more than $800.00 points and actually stayed there. this coming despite, as you said, a high court inflation report what court inflation was up 5.2 percent. and if you're wondering what pushed the markets higher today, it was the kremlin, reportedly saying that is ready to send the delegation to beller rues for negotiations with ukraine. now this also comes as russia is closing in on kia, but also with global leaders continue to discuss the role of sanctions. but it's that specific headline or russian delegation wanting to negotiate with ukraine. that is injected positivity into the market to close out the week. right, james, well let's stick with that topic of consumer prices again for a minute. i mean, it sounds like things could get worse before they get better. well, an interest rate hike from the fed be enough to keep inflation under control. all right, so inflation continues to rise, but the middle of the trio, political turmoil, inflation that's been put to the back pages and that's understandable, but it's pension, hopefully, a

by the way, the largest single variety by far, almost 90%, are roses.e quarters of a million boxes of valentine's day flowers to small businesses as well as some of the most well-known brands in the industry ftd, one of the largest online florists in the nation, operates this distribution center just a few miles away from the ups facility at the miami airport. every day during the valentine's day peak, they pump out 300,000 packages of flowers. >> you can kind of joke about how men tend to procrastinate valentine's day. from a statistical view, it's true. >> reporter: orders are coming in especially late this year with valentine's day falling on a monday, the day after the super bowl >> we think it will actually go right down to the wire, maybe all the way to sunday orders, which puts that much more strain on this whole system you see behind you. >> reporter: every year americans buy a wider variety of colored roses. this year, ftd says it expects magenta to be its best-seller after the classic red rose shep. >> frank, thanks >>> some pharma stocks down

you so much for taking the time she has the rose and somebody is going to be lucky enough to get a rosend. she gave a number about 650 people in san mateo county who died from covid-19. the overall case starting 2 years ago about 170,000 cases. >> in san mateo county, a lot of those people, well, they went face to face with these nurses. back to >> thank you very much. well, and you are talking about mask mandate being lifted. well, what about the school's california schools could lift the mandate as soon as today. >> as we're still watching the case, numbers fall across the state and the governor is going to lay out the timetable for ending the mask mandate in schools. if they do drop the health order, then wearing masks for kids, indoor and outdoor at schools would be an option, not a mandate in this counts for all state schools throughout the state k through 12. we have seen the mask mandates all across california, easing but not in schools. in infectious disease expert says it's still important, though, to take the necessary steps to prevent the spread of covid. >> you know, around

today the markets rose more than a 100 points and actually stayed there. this coming despite, as you said, a high court inflation report what court inflation was up 5.2 percent. and if you're wondering what pushed the market, fired today, it was the kremlin, reportedly thing that is ready to send the delegation to beller rues for negotiations with ukraine. now this also comes as russia is closing in on kia and also with global leaders continue to discuss from rolla sanction. but it's that specific headline or russian delegation wanting to negotiate with ukraine. that isn't jake the positivity into the market to close out the week. right, james, well let's stick with that topic of consumer prices again for a minute. i mean, it sounds like things could get worse before they get better. well, an interest rate hike from the fed be enough to keep inflation under control. alright, so inflation continues to rise, but the middle of the fuel, political turmoil, inflation that's been put to the back pages and that's understandable. but it's pensions hopefully and ev

roses are in demand. not red roses, yellows, white, pinks,nd isnot l. meflows are as well. supply chain challenges, labor shortages and bad weather and international growing areas are causing a shortage for for flesh flowers for weddings, special events and other occasions. customers notice. >> everything was full and now there are some places that are closed. summer open. you can see that there is a shortage. >> reporter: most of the flowers come from mexico, colombia, and ecuador. >> we got them at a high price for us. so, we have got to raise the price as well. >> reporter: it will take flexibility and creativity for consumers this year. and it will also take more money. >>> all right, the first alert weather forecast, we are committed to make sure you are aware of any changes that are coming in the next few days weod ere is e like for xt weekthisnw we have a noticeable warm-up. we will be 10 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. this is by the time we get to wednesday. you will see that in the seven- day forecast. let's start out with a pretty view from our camera on t

mark hopkins hotel camera and you can see 41 in concord, downtown, 43 san francisco, foggy in santa rose a. check out the very warm temperatures. 70 in pacific a. along the coast for san francisco, right around the bay. 73 degrees. oakland, east bayshore line. 72, san jose, south bay mid- 70s. check out santa rosa. one of the warmest spots at 78 degrees. let's check in with giana. how are the roadways shaping up out there. >>> not bad. if you are up and out early. taking the golden gate bridge everything is moving at the limit with no delays. it's an easy ride out of marin working your way into san francisco. just a few cars making the trek off the span. no troubles there. most of the bay area freeways, bridges are clear this morning. pretty quiet wednesday commute. live look at 880 both directions moving at the limit and the bridge looking good. if are you taking the freeway over to the bridge and heyward taking that dewestbound. thilke 12 minute from the toll plaza toward the 101 connector. >>> and breaking news this morning after a school board meeting the final vote came down to clos

looking at ten mile an hour winds out of the north in santa rose a. looking at eight in oakland, nine mile an hour in sfo and seven at half moon bay. the higher elevations seeing the stronger binds. it is because of that low pressure system. as we head through the day today plenty of sun and those highs warmer compared to yesterday. low 60s along the coast. mid to upper 60s around the bay. highs inland upper 60s to low 70s. 69, close to 70 for the south bay and san jose. 70 concord and 70 santa rose a. as we go hour by hour. a breezy off shore wind today. though not as strong as yesterday. here is juror snowyour snow report. about two inches in tahoe. plenty of sun expected for today. seven day forecast, san francisco, oakland and san jose. you can see as we head through the next few days, we will see plenty of sunshine. much cooler by the end of the weekend and especially into earth next week. inland east bay, the north bay and the coast. there we go with the above average temperatures through the workweek and the start of the weekend. cooler look ah

>>a dozen roses. so the fancy kind in the bays with the big rubins about $10 more this year than they were last year. well, candy hearts have a new look. this valentine's day, no maker the heart adding some encouraging sayings this year. in addition to the traditional the mining cutie pie. so some of the new sayings are crush it and hi 5 and the threat of a russian invasion into ukraine shaking up the oil and the stock market. stock markets down 300 points so far here today, prices of oil getting closer to $100 a barrel as supplies of oil could be disrupted if an invasion would happen. now this is happening is demand for oil increases. countries globally open up from the pandemic. and the cdc has new guidelines for covid for the cruise industry. this will allow cruise ships operating in u.s. waters to choose to participate in the cdc's covid program for cruise ships. it does require them to report the vaccination status classification preach ship ships have until february 18th to opt into this. they d

from 1960 to 1980, for example, prices rose 166%. in the next two decades they rose 117%.s rose just 55%. including all of last year, from 2000 through december 2021 prices rose 65.5%. that is a huge uptick in one year and it is throwing household budgets out of whack, but taken as a whole we are still in an era of low inflation. now, one reason prices probably stayed low for so long is because wages stayed low. this graph looks at wages going back to 2001 adjusted for inflation. you see workers didn't start to make real gains until the late 2010s and now inflation is eating into those gains. but they have made gains and perhaps as inflation subsides, those gains will grow again. cheap goods helped keep inflation down in the last two decades. have a look at this graph by mark perry of the american enterprise institute. remember, overall inflation since 2000 was 65.5%. the blue lines are expenses that have stayed below general inflation or even gotten cheaper. products like cars, clothing and tvs. and considertvs. one really they got cheaper is because of globalization, oth

. >> we need to make better bike lines and infrastructure and rose to make it safe for families and children. >> she was a wonderful person in every way and she would slow down to the slowest riders and compete with the fastest uphill and downhill. >> reporter: a huge passion for cycling matched with the big heart to help others enjoy the ride with her. >> she was a wonderful person and we will miss her a lot. >>> this evening a woman is facing felony dui charges for yet another fatal crash in san jose and the aftermath was caught early this morning on camera. they say a woman drove a sedan off the road and slammed into a tree before midnight near castleton drive and police say a passenger was killed. the driver was arrested and transported to the hospital. this was the city's team fatal crash of the year. >>> we can look live outside tonight from the golden gate bridge and it has been an unusually warm weekend but that all will change. >> darren peck will tell us about the cool down and what is to ahead. >>> 15 degrees cooler tomorrow, see you had in a that was coming eventually and we coul

bright red roses are not everyone's favorite.hey are actually paying attention and trying to get something somebody would want. >> nice. they say valentine's day will be their busiest day. >> we have had record warmth. things are going down right now. a little bit of that onshore flow. winds are calm at the moment. the sea breeze is starting to build. temperatures ctemperatures ctemc most locations are a few degrees cooler. here is the sky. a high of around 72 today. 68 at san jose. 52 at half moon bay. you can see a little fog that has pushed through the golden gate. reaching out over the bay right now. there will be more foggy conditions overnight tonight. 61 in fairfield. 61 in livermore. partly cloudy evening. these are our forecast features. we will see more areas of patchy morning fog tomorrow. tuesday a pretty sharp cooldown. temperatures will rebound beginning on wednesday. high clouds pressing over. areas of fog developing. we will have intervals of clouds. some sprinkles offshore. it is possible a sprinkle or to code to

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existing home sales rose to the highest in a year.uyers are rushing into lock in lower rates even as prices rise with limited inventory. ford is looking at ways to separate its ev operation from its legacy business in a bid to boost evaluations closer to those enjoyed by tesla and other pure play ev makers. and the biden administration cracking down on m&a in the drinks industry. we will speak to margie lehrman on what this means for producers. jon: as we wrap up this trading week, those jitters remain. we are seeing brad on the s&p 500, near the weakest levels of the day. technology still at the center of that selloff. we also want to look at the u.s. dollar trade. we have more european central bank officials pointing to the reality of higher interest rates through the year. investors asking questions later and selling for now. as we think about that new interest-rate environment, that gets us to our for what it's worth segment. you mentioned the headlines we are watching, sales of previously owned homes increased to a one year high.

memorial way back in the day, people revered him and, of course, you know the significance about the roses that they wore back in the day when he was assassinated. but the citizens of ohio and especially since several assassinated thought that it was befitting to actually come together and actually create a memorial to his legacy and memory and, of course, he's probably in my opinion ohio's most revered united states president because he was not only a house member but also susan the last u.s. civil war president. so i think the legacy that that produced and in addition to the fact that he was a assassinated probably contributed to them having this one wonderful memorial and it really truly is. >> it's impressive, the amount of space that it takes and the size of the memorial itself which i understood that the first lady was very much involved. >> that's correct, that's correct. >> the first lady's memorial museum is also on the same campus. >> that's right. >> talk about mrs. mckinley and her legacy and her role in the white house? >> absolutely. wonderful mate and wonderful supportive wi

i got a bunch of pink roses, red-faced and i did them my self. it's looking fine.nk only rookies like people and brand-new relationships just trying to -- -- my new watch. people trying to say sorry for some the chemicals of the only people who go out on valentine's day. everyone else should stay home. am i wrong? >> you are right. also, guys take note, we don't want roses. it's okay, get a site different more interesting flower. it's okay. i agree, long-term couples no you don't go out on valentine's day, it's cheesy and more expensive, it's better to stay home. my husband does the cooking in our house, i think you'll be doing it. maybe not champagne, maybe a sparkling wine grown in the united states the tooth the valley has some of the best in the world and they do produce fantastic sparkling wine. what about you, jeff diced? the liberty has your heart but what advice can you give to other people who have taken in the short terms of their limited spending ability? >> such a fancy restaurant, but chick-fil-a and taco bell, burger king and mcdonald's, they raise pr

des ceck in january and according to the association of realtors, existing home sales rose 6.7% last month and the amount of homes on the market fell, pushing up prices and the median price of a previously owned home rose above $350,000. >>> many americans are just one hospital visit or car problem away from onerous credit card debt, according to bankrate. only 53% have more money and emergency savings, reportedly, than on a credit card and what's more, 22% of households have more credit card debt that rainy day savings. the figures are an improvement over a year ago. >>> coca-cola invites people to drink the stars. they unveiled a new soda called starlight, an offshoot of the original coca-cola with the reddish color drink coming in regular and zero sugar and is the first beverage from coca- cola creations with the new innovation arm and the limited- edition drink goes on sales today. that's or cbs moneywatch report. for more, go to cbs moneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> san francisco's sir drake hotel has a new name, beacon grande and the reopening will be this spring. the 94

everybody wants roses, the price goes high.s is bigger issue involving inflation and supply chain. should the white house be doing more with regard to the supply chain and inflation? >> absolutely. smallments that were able to stay open through the lockdown, we're looking at having to close our doors. prices increased so much, flowers used to be affordable luxury and right now they are really not. they have gone up so much and everybody is paying so much for everything else, there is no room for that luxury. >> todd: with that in mind, based upon the factors, are you worried this valentine's day could be your last? >> we are. if things don't get better soon, we don't know if we'll be around. >> todd: meat industry and the flower industry impacts everyone. jenny flynn we hope this administration step necessary and helps you. good luck over the next couple days, we appreciate you taking time to share your thoughts with us. >> carley: don't wait until monday. biden administration latest solution on the border crisis created sendin

frontman axl rose.ney on something else full. thejhulan government is the jhulan government is returning thejhulan government is returning to easter island one of the huge stone statues removed from their 150 years ago. the monolith depicting a human figure will be taken by ship on the five dayjourney to the north pacific island which belongs to chile. let's take a trip now down memory lane to a time before mobile phones and social media stop the beamish living museum in county durham has just opened a replica of a typical 19 $50s st, complete with a proper chip shop and a jukebox. let's go back. was it a golden era?— jukebox. let's go back. was it a golden era? yes, i think this generation _ a golden era? yes, i think this generation never— a golden era? yes, i think this generation never had - a golden era? yes, i think this generation never had it - a golden era? yes, i think this generation never had it so - generation never had it so good. generation never had it so aood. �* . generation never had