our views on roth _ a true steel. have a listen. our views on roth i _ a true steel. have a listen.roth i think are very well—known. the president has been very clear about it, i've been very clear about it and repeated as recently as yesterday at —— our views on the five. where our focus is right now, along with the humanitarian effort, ourfocus is is right now, along with the humanitarian effort, our focus is on getting a cease—fire and hostages home. that's the most urgent thing, and it's also i think what's achievable, because the israelis have pretty strong proposal on the table, they've demonstrated that they are willing to compromise, and now it's on hamas. no more delays, now it's on hamas. no more delays, no more excuses, the time to act as now. so ourfocus is no more excuses, the time to act as now. so our focus is on this and we want to see, in the coming days, this agreement coming together, because again, that is the best way and most effective way to really deal with the suffering of the people, and also to create an environment in which we can hopefully move forward t

they're maxing out their roth iras. they are even maxing out 401 ks so much earlier on than i've seen with other clients. and again, i think all of that is a trailing effect of, i think, fear of not having enough, in retirement. and also just the fear of, you know, instability, around social security potentially being an issue. and so again, it's just they're just saving at such a high level. i also feel like it's the access to resources that they see, right? whether that's social media, whether that's on their own research, just knowing that they don't have access to pensions as much either. so they're feeling a lot of self responsibility in saving for themselves. and that's why that makes sense too. >> by the way, when you say savings, do you mean assets. and if so, what form of assets. >> yeah. so for the study that we had put out, the assets included things like 401 ks, saving pensions, investment accounts didn't include other things like real estate or anything like that, but, yeah, mostly four one ks and roth iras

this makes sense, hedge fund manager jonathan ho nagin and investment banker carol roth. sticky inflation, interest rates are here and higher longer, may be also after such a great first quarter some profittaking. what say you? >> one of the things that we are contending with here, the beginning of april, we have amassed a tax day ahead of us. we see retail profittaking to raise cash to pay for that. the data is suggesting get the fed will back off of their data dependent, one of the things, the fed's ability to be data dependent, and a fiscal situation which was continuation which is worse and worse, and the government keeps spending a current trajectory and see interest of $1.6 trillion on an annualized basis by the end of the year. and that will leak into rate cuts and qe. ashley: at one point we were talking six or seven rate cuts of this year. that has gone straight out the window. this is remarkably resistant economy and sticking. >> interest rates were 10% higher this year. all this talk about transitory inflation by the administration is proving not correct. we se

and back with us now, our panel jon sale, jessica roth, and richard goodstein.rosecutors after the defense is done return to question david pecker again. where do you think they would head with that? >> depends on what they saw as any weaknesses that they hadn't anticipated, kind of trying to shore those up. i actually think that this notion that somehow he forgot some things, i actually don't think that goes to his value to the prosecution of painting this picture of this pretty substantial conspiracy. again, he can't speak to the records, but he can speak to the backdrop that the jury has to take into account, so i actually think that the redirect could be rather short, and i actually think, again, there would be some incentive for the prosecution, if they could, to get it. whoever the next witness might be, to do something before the weekend starts that lets the jury kind of mainate about something that, again, would help the prosecution's case. >> jessica, let's turn to the gag order because there's still no ruling on that. we had a hearing earlier this week

elizabeth: joining us now wall street pro, author carol roth, we have news coming in.en in tampa. >> you know if i have my way, in the next 4 years i'm going to make kl community college free. and we'll grow the economy. it won't cost the taxpayers, in a sense i don't know why we're surprised by trump, how many times does we have to prove he can't be trusted? elizabeth: really. making college free won't cost the taxpayers, carol? what do you think. >> i feel that sounds like someone running for high school president, and they are not having homework friday and there will be a hot tub in the lunchroom, and free pizza for everyone every day of the week. this is ridiculous promises, by the way, i do believe he will try to do. because he doese doesn't care about upholding the constitution or transferring wealth from middle and working class to college educated people who are making multiple thousands of dollars a year, there is a cost, a real cost to the continuance of running deficits not getting paid back when you issue debt, we felt the opecs of that for many -- the eff

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also, thank you paul christopher and stephanie roth. >>> turning to the housing market where demand is still strong, even in a higher rate environment. home prices on a tear again. diana olick joins with us the la latest. >> strong demand and tight supply continue to push prices higher, even though rates are moving higher again. home prices in february jumped 6.4%, up from january's increase of 6% according to the national home price index. it was the fastest rate of price growth since november 2022. now, after cooling last year, home prices are again near all-time highs nationally, and already they are in certain markets. for the third straight month, all 20 cities in the index saw annual increases. four of them at those all-time highs. san diego, los angeles, washington, d.c., and new york. san diego saw the biggest gain overall. prices there up 11% year over year, followed by chicago and detroit, which saw 9% price gains. portland oregon, the smallest gains but still up 2%. sit a three-month moving average, so it goes back to december when rates hit their recent lows. they are, of c

jessica roth, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> up next, we'll go to a tennessee courtroom where a group of women share their experiences in hopes of changing the state's abortion ban. >>> plus, more of my conversation with miami voters about the 2024 election. how what is happening in haiti and latin america and the caribbean may very well influence how they vote in november. >> we're watching what happens in these countries because it is going to impact us. our funds, our stress levels, our health. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. wealth-changing question -- are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible? high taxes can erode returns quickly, so you need a tax-optimized portfolio. at creative planning, our money managers and specialists work together to make sure your portfolio and wealth are managed in a tax

thank you, stephanie roth and katerina simonetti. meantime, industrial giants ge and gom3m are spinning off. >> seema modi. >> nothing compares to being a parent. >> it's like your own spin-off. >> we need more of them, actually. >> we've seen a number of spin-offs and they're all happening for different reasons. for example, 3m is spinning off its business due to the liabilities it was facing with pfas and earplugs and the company will receive $ 7 billion, and the company still owns a 19% stake in solventa which sell monetize over time and the industrial giant will welcome a new ceo next month and bill brown of l3harris will be taking a page out of larry's playbook and trying to turn around a great american company. simplifying ge's story has won him praise from selling biopharma to spinning off healthcare and now on the verge of divesting the energy business. shares have gained 40% this year. according to goldman sachs, david dubner who heads m and a restructuring, shareholder activism have all contributed to more spin-offs this ye

joining us now, david roth comp, foreign affairs all of columnist for the daily beast, also the host, thank you for being with us. i've seen jose andres and his team in many places, many countries, and they work very hard to not fall into the middle of a political conflict. i've never heard jose andres like this. >> you're absolutely right, you can tell in the words of that op-ed that he was trying once again to show the kind of grace and generosity of spirit for which he is known, but he's also showing the anger that is completely due three vehicles targeted, three times, the israelis warned long in advance. the attacks taking place over an extended area of 2.4 kilometers. it's just inexcusable. and it is, the hardest thing for anybody who knows jose andres to imagine that he would take such a strong stance, unless he was not just outraged, but that he had the evidence that it was clear to him that what has happened was as wrong as he says it was peer >> what happens next? when bad things happen, we get lamentations from the white house, we get expressions from joe biden that make y

i'm joined now by former federal prosecutor jessica roth.t to have you back on the program. a bit of a whiplash with this jury. it was up and then it was down and now there is a full jury seated. two issues came up with regards to these jurors being dismissed. one, a juror was worried that her identity was being revealed in the process. the second was concern over whether another juror was somehow hiding his or her true intentions about why they wanted to sit on the jury. were those just normal concerns, especially in a case like this? jessica: they raised two distinct concerns. the first juror who said she was concerned about her privacy, and implicitly her safety because she thought her identity was being found out, that is particular to this case. you usually don't see those kind of juror concerns in a case involving falsification of business records which of course is the charge here. you might see that in an organized crime case or a terrorism case. but of course this is a white-collar case involving the former president who has engaged

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let's discuss all of this with lisa rubin and former federal prosecutor jessica roth. good to see you, so, lisa, the appeals court judge wasted no time at all, made it very clear that this was a bad argument in her mind that trump was making to try to delay this trial even further. walk us through trump's argument and what the judge had to say. >> first of all, the judge didn't say very much at all. all she said was she was denying the request to stay the trial while the court considers his argument that venue, meaning where the trial is situated, is inappropriate in manhattan because the pretrial publicity is so pervasive that he can't get a fair trial here in manhattan on a you and i and jessica and our viewers know that much of that pretrial publicity has been created by donald trump himself. and that was part of the argument yesterday. the other part of the argument, of course, is the fact that this is the former president, and wherever he goes, that publicity will follow him. part of the argument that the d.a.'s office was making was that in whatever county you're

definitely be alex garland’s highest-grossing film at the russian box office; his previous project rothder 15 million rubles. fog directed by natalia gugueva, participant of the national competition russian premieres of the forty-fifth moscow international film festival, released nationwide. with a plot spring. this picture is based on the story of the mysterious disappearance of a couple who were on watch at a distant northern weather station. the psychological thriller fog is the first feature film in the career of natalia gugueva, a famous documentary director. her track record includes such works as fast and the furious, a film about carrier-based aviation pilots, witnesses to love, and those who suffered for the orthodox faith, not by separation, but by the personal drama of two ballet dancers. all of them are marked with many... grads are loved by critics and spectators. in the fog the main characters are meteorologists, and the central theme is passionate, suffocating love. the picture is a fog, an event - this is a fictitious absolute story, but it contains many of my experience

jack: a quick idea from an advisor in colorado springs, alan roth loves the inflation protected annuityt he doesn't like annuities so he built his own and his idea, he has $10000.6710 year tips, ibi j is an easy etf way to do that and he put the rest in stock market index like spy or bti. by his calculation of the market falls by 50% over ten years, highly unlikely, he would still keep up with inflation in the normal stock return is in 8% after inflation return on that investment which is kind of interesting. elizabeth your market ideas. >> value stocks that it been under a cloud for a better part of a decade but some say it might be the time to shine because s&p 500 is up so much for diversification it helps to throw money to unload part of the market. jack: that's a good idea. a nonfinancial broccoli if you get the check elizabeth, splurge a little bit what would you buy. >> 5% or something is your hard-earned money coming back to you, i need a newark bag and a purse i'm going to get that. >> i would say i'm a big fan of broadway in a hot new musical called stereophonics and i'm eager

many are in roth as well as how many active and retiree accounts. it also tracks our group meetings and our individual sessions, these are hosted and managed by our five counselors, we have five councilors, they're employed by our record keeper voya and one of them is here today. thank you for your attendance today. that is on page 2. page 3, page 3 shows our quarterly rate, that is guaranteed for each quarter. and you can see percentage allocation by fund to the dcp. for instance when i first joined the plan 9 years ago, they had allocation of over 25% that's a large allocation. this is good i think for retirees because they will value as a preservation vehicle. but may not be idea for those working and looking to invest for the long term. so overtime through proper communications through investment line up changes, through our staff in the field, we've been able to decrease that amount to 18% which is relatively a healthier overall investment percentage. and then, let's see, on page 4, shows our allocation across the largest classes, he quit kit b

we were so excited to have carol roth with us today. my name is wayne winegarden am a senior fellow with the pacific research institute. for those who aware pride, we're a think tank advance free market policy across a number of areas health care, education we have a whole new free cities project. you can learn about all of these and more at pacific dot org. okay. i just mentioned today really honored to have with us a new york times bestselling author and as she to say, a recovering invest ment banker, a carol roth. and we will also welcome your questions. so please any questions you have for carol about fantastic book please and to those in the chat box and we're going to try to get to those at toward the end of our are our together and carol you know you've written really what is an incredibly it's an important book it's provocative it's also especially the title it's terrifying and you will own nothing but the book is you really just also correct me if i'm wrong the point of the book is you're trying to help people be aware of these

carol roth, jump in here. what are you going to be zeroing in today on this number? how important is it from your standpoint? so i have a very contrarian take, which is that the number sort of doesn't matter because i think the fed is between a rock and a hard place. and i know keith and i are obviously aligned on a lot of things and have been for a long time. but you have to look at where the trajectory of spending deficits, interest is going and at some point inflation is going to peak. whether or continue to go up, whether or not the fed cuts and i think that the fiscal dominance, whether we're in it or we're heading there, is making it impossible for monetary policy to do what it is that the fed wants to do. i don't know if keith agrees with that or not. keith i do. i think the fed does not have a race and labor problem like it thinks. the fed has a fiscal problem. until the government spends responsibly, they may as well be taking blood out of their left arm and putting it in their right. oh, god. well, you say the magnificent seven stocks will have strong earni

there is no train service between roth ridge and lafayette today. that's due to work near the orinda station. b.a.r.t. does have a bus bridge, but it'll add about 20 minutes to your ride. the train should be up and running tomorrow. >>> andrea, do you recognize this stranger standing over here to our left? >> i know, it's so nice to have him back. >> it's been a while, mr. peck. >> yeah, nice to be back on the regular with you guys. >> yeah, darren was subbing for just about everybody. >> everybody. >> jessica was out in the mornings. paul was out far couple weeks. everybody's back on board now, so i'll be back with you guys. we're done with that system from yesterday mostly. mostly. i know an tree eya, you were talking about how it didn't quite warm up enough for you yet. this is the view from the salesforce tower. and we got the nice zoom on here. so we've really zoomed in. we're looking down to the south bay. you can see the ships parked out there. you see the san mateo bridge there. little bit of foster city. but what i wanted you to really be a

but out of all this, andy roth, any lee roth or associate director and i think this is our 14th book together now on this the annual we start by talking about what are some of the key challenges and what some signs that we are seeing that where journalism is being reinvigorated right. so i know that the the cover here the cover of the book in. anthony stevens ball and always does a great cover us he's great he gives an into annotated there's like 20 footnotes to the cover. this symbolizes that and that's what this means. that's what's going on here. and this you know and andy and steve masika, who are steve mays also that they write they wrote a really great description of some of the symbolism of that cover. but but what it's what it hints around the symbolism of the cover it's ending the slats and censorship of corporate and it's also reporting it also gives us the opportunity to think about the lack new accurate news sources that people end up getting to see. right. so slats or blinds the window actually act as as filters. right. and what gets what gets and what doesn't get throug

por ejemplo, retirar dinero estratégicamente de cuentas tradicionales y roth para permanecer en una categoríae de mario gonzález. su madre habla sobre el caso luego que se presentarán cargos por homicidio involuntario contra 3 agentes de la policía de alameda. involucra en su muerte. son mejores hacer lo mismo una y otra vez. y somos latinos. le llevaremos a conocer la labor que realizan en la creación de robots especializados para trabajos industriales. el departamento de salud de california advierte sobre suplementos dietéticos que prometen aumentar lail viridad consumidor. estas están relacionadas con productos que se vendieron como suplementos dietéticos para la virilidad y que podrían ser peligrosos. arlen fernández nos tiene esta alerta. es una larga lista de productos que, de acuerdo con las autoridades, aunque contienen drogas que solo se deben tomar bajo supervisión médica, no lo declaran en sus etiquetas y tomarlos podría causar todo tipo de complicaciones, incluyendo la muerte. si usted compró alguno de estos 18 productos que dicen ser suplementos dietéticos para la virilidad, el d

is attending the session, but the un survived and back to the real-world, so to speak. >> richard roth at the united nations verse richard, thank you very, very much right now we're once again, we're following all the breaking news, a 4.8 earthquake the epicenter, lebanon, new jersey in northern new jersey, just west of new york city. but this earthquake was felt not just in new jersey or new york, but all the way up to new hampshire, maybe even parts of main, all the way down here to washington, dc and maryland and virginia. there there were shaking going on to be sure we're told the new york city mayor, eric adams is going to be briefing reporters momentarily as well. we're standing by for live coverage of that and to our viewers, thanks very much for joining me here in the cnn newsroom. i'm wolf blitzer in washington of course, i'll be back later tonight, 6:00 p.m. eastern in this room and right back here monday, 11:00 a.m. eastern in the cnn newsroom. stay with us inside politics with dana bash starts right after this short break >> houston check. >> we hear nothing. >> the space s

it was a complete american withdrawal from a roth that it was how back that frequency describes the purpose of the trip. this, the head of the contents of our visit will carry a tendency and a desire to build a lasting strategic partnership between the rock and the united states. that is based on mutual respect and protects the security unity and sovereignty of the rock . these important dialogues aim to reach a time schedule to end the mission of the international coalition, and move to bilateral relations between a rock and coalition countries. in all the 2 decades of the us invade the rocks in that regime change the vacuum as the presence has been reduced down to just 2 and a half 1000 of sodas and several installations across the country. as you can see on the map, i iraq's p. m has long opposed a continued occupation and has called for a problem to withdraw all of us coordination forces. we had from an independent politician in baghdad, who says there's already a west and delegation inner rock discussing a potential for us. there is a delegation here in baghdad, american and iraqi comm

so what we discussed earlier is it's the one practiced by american officials because so gala roth has a very frequent sky communications. and, you know, meetings with these chinese officials, russia and china are celebrating the 75th. i never 3 eyes. and if you look at the trade speakers, they demonstrate that, you know, the relationship is indeed stronger than ever. the 2 countries are coordinating not only the bilateral relations, but also working together within the framework of a number of international organizations, including the brakes. and by the way, within the bricks framework, it's not just russian, china, but the number of books countries are now in developing. and i know sort of the system does with uh for international transactions. i think that goes back to the comment about, you know, possible functions for bangs that are supposedly facilitating any military trade, but when it comes to the issue. okay, great. i think it's important to stress that russia has enough capacity to provide whatever it needs. uh, ford south on this has been the most coast position from the ve

point-blank range and the jacket is torn on his arm, he was the one who climbed through the line on roth’s he, maybe someone else in this jacket, no? also torn and wounds on the shoulder, maybe he caused the poison i threw it into the christmas tree, perhaps there are no documents, but what’s wrong? what, these satin ribbons, strange, yes, here and there, animation and bustle, i don’t know why, the islands are clear, but i’m used to paying alone, i’m so used to paying alone. these are the finalists of the twelfth season of the voice project, among them, of course, there is a winner, voice, finale, live broadcast on saturday on the first, with fabulous ease the resort has turned into the capital of world cinema. damn, it hurts! i feel like i'm made from one piece of cinema, from head to toe. thank you for being here. matador on saturday on the first. this is a festival where there are films for everyone. this is cannes. the line burns through, my fight, to the end, period. darling. beloved, beloved, roads, roads, roads, we run away on different roads, don’t guess about love, there are happy

for policy and cooperation of the international commission on missing persons and in geneva, kenneth roth, visiting professor at princeton school for public and international affairs and the former executive director of human rights watch one, welcome to all. thanks so much for joining us today on inside story i'm. i'm sort of let me start with you today. the palestinian civil defense team says evidence for mass graves in the ground and also the hospital and fun units clearly shows these really arm and carried out. summary executions. you're in touch with people on the ground there. you spent so much time there yourself. what are you hearing of what i'm hearing is that this is yet another mass grave found in another hospital. in another part of our existence. we found something, some of that in the north of us, in the middle of the region of was in the city itself. and now we're finding it, and most of hospitals around $400.00 bodies have now been found covered in different kinds of plastic covers different colors. many of the people have been identified. and some of them i have known per

and if it's interest or taking into account foreign minister circular roth says recent switch actions help discredited its role as a mediator with bush anymore. so we can no longer perceive this platform us to the neutral switzer. it has taken and opened the anti russian stance. well, what kind of mediation can that be? they are now trying to impose the mitigation ukraine, and nothing will come of it. this is not a place who can be trusted. well, the upcoming summit will be held in accordance with the so called zelinski piece formula appraised by ukraine's western allies. the last summits in august 2023 also excluded russia and use the same formula ending without producing any real results or a panel all but guess talk this through the on folding issue earlier saying the west efforts to discuss piecing ukraine, essentially with high pressure or nothing but a political point. the we wasn't this again, i kind of believe because according to the, from the united states of america, how we make our business process was though with one of the admin partners or with the, uh, is there a singl

how with me for these back people also coming up a search of these really yes, like seeing a roth by way more than half the population of guys are the main displaced and on the verge of finding somebody, i espouse the opium boss, her attentions escalate over ethiopia is for deal with the break away region of somebody that and a rainy and st media, blaine set protest for a major attack on 2 military bases in the province of system. but of just on the thank you for joining us. these really military is cancelling only for combat units and calling up at defense reserve is no official reason has been given is really media every for say, the mobilization is in response to e. ron biling, revenge for an s right. on the radian consulate in syria islamic revolutionary god, commanders were killed in damascus on monday. let's bring in volley, collins, and occupied east jerusalem from on this. so really be is really military counseling. all the for combat units and calling up reserves. what could this mean? what could it signal like these, right, you still haven't claimed officially to evaluate b

so rockets were fired from a roth targeting us assets illegally. of course, in syria. this is all the international, the back soon, the temporary prompted to interesting and here's the thing. it's interesting because there's k, i know that's just sort of similar to a lot of upside, even though it's almost the end of the course. they also could i ask you, i sca could, i know what to tell them, you know, i'm uh, at the end of this message is to, to convey said you'll no longer with us because and this will be.

remained in this colonial syndrome, well, we do not say that shlomo... was a great ukrainian, either rothjuliusz slovacky, or joseph konrad, a brilliant writer, mariner of polish origin from berdycheva, we are not we say: "let's fight for konrad, for the fact that he was ukrainian, or no one says, let's fight for edichka limonov, because he's from kharkiv and his last name is savenko, and he's ukrainian, he's our writer." and here we sort of sort like this, this ukrainian, this non- ukrainian, a ukrainian is someone who is a part of ukrainian culture. speaks, communicates, creates in the ukrainian language, this is someone who does not reject, ukrainians are also good and bad, like representatives of all peoples and nations, there is nothing strange here either, so of course, this decolonization has not yet passed the most important thing in people's minds, well, you see, the strangest thing here, maybe for many is that even such a terrible war, and when russia showed this mysterious soul of its, which in reality is obviously not there, mysterious, and people keep saying, well, let someth

jessica roth, professor of law co—director, at cardozo school of law, but first, quite a moment.that, first of all. it quite a moment. your reflection of that, first of all.— that, first of all. it is a historic moment. _ that, first of all. it is a historic moment. it — that, first of all. it is a historic moment, it is _ that, first of all. it is a historic moment, it is the _ that, first of all. it is a historic moment, it is the first - that, first of all. it is a historic moment, it is the first time i that, first of all. it is a historic. moment, it is the first time had that, first of all. it is a historic i moment, it is the first time had a criminal trial against a former president of the united states so that, in and of itself, is absolutely extraordinary and consistent with our system, he is going to be tried by a jury of his peers, 12 individuals who will be selected through the process beginning today who can be fair and impartial solely based off the arguments presented in court so it is an extraordinary and solemn day. you are a former prosecutor. in terms ofjury y

bring in wall street pro and author carol roth. we love having you on. good to see you again. what do you make of this d evelopment as donald trump's truth social company? announcing he's getting into live tv streaming with apps on android and more but the app took hits today, carol. what do you say? >> there's a lot of things competing with the small revenue and big -- sorry, big operating loss of the company, which is why they need to find new ways to generate revenue and you're seeing these announcements of things like live streaming and bringing in news and theoretically should be a good sign opportunistic the market and we have shelf filing that are shares of the company that were not freely traded before. there's lockup periods in place but with the is shelf filing in the coming months, you may have some of the existing s hareholders selling those s hares and we saw a downward pressure on the stock and not enough demand for supply out there and going to be adding new supply of the selling shareholders to the market, that could put extra pressure on the stock and the stoc

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. >> can you talk about the roth invasion, what is the latest on the israeli invasion, do you expect them to hold off? mr. sullivan: i would say that you hear a lot of different public comments from different israeli officials, different media reports, some on the record, some off the record, some on background circling dates, stating what is going to happen definitively, changing what is happening definitively. i am entirely out of the business as commenting, predicting, or represent exactly what israel will do when it comes to rafah. the u.s. position has been clear, i stated it from this podium, the president has spoken to it, and we have had detailed discussions with the israelis as recently as last week by secure video to talk through not just our concerns but our views that there is a different way to go about dealing with the hamas threat in rafah, and succeeding in ensuring the long-term defense and security of israel, we are still in those conversations and we will still continue to press our perspective. i will leave it at that for today, because that conversation midstream

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