we'll get his read on the consumer, the economy, and much more >>> plus we will talk to the ceo of saks mark metric about concerns around the high-end consumer let's get to the market action with cnbc's senior market commentator mike santoli yields are higher. the dollar stronger. you expect both on the back of a hotter ppi stocks are holding up. >> i would say the yield move and dollar moving are coming off of pretty depressed levels they were down a lot into the week really nothing out of the range. take a look at the s&p 500 it really has been pretty sticky in this general location between 3900, 4,000. you can go back a month, go back seven or eight months, it has traveled this ground quite a lot right here in terms of what would represent a break, significant one higher or lower, it's plus or minus 200 points in the s&p 500. if you get well above 4100 that would convince some people this is more than a bear market bounce under 3700 and you start to say that rally is is really just a false one at risk of breaking down again that would violate something like that. this one, sara, a lo

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short summary in order not to repeat what i started . corruption, to prevent corruption , this three saksd and they carry it, it really works, it gives results, this result is obvious, there is a big emotional mistake that we, just as i say , looked for prominent names in the list of candidates for nabu, as well. among the convicted or persecuted, we really want to see some conventional celebrities, political or public, but professional corruptors, they are not public, that is why they are also quality corruptors who do not want to be known about them, that is why the anti-corruption system should work and it now it definitely worked. we want more, but what we have now is a very good result. i hope for the 23rd year, precisely in terms of strengthening this system, which is critically important due to the appointment of the director of the nabu, and of course it is necessary to talk a little separately about the activities of the national agency for the prevention of corruption i understand that now it is a bit sad to live in this life, because due to the martial law, the submission of pa

just a few months ago, jeffrey saks, yes, i specifically used the word bullshit.among us germans. as you know, it is customary for volodya to use these words. there type, tone and bullshit. well, somehow there you still say depth. in general, it's all in this regard, all the scales a few months ago, jeffreysaks proposed a plan for peace negotiations, which i think no one in the studio knows, and i just recently found out about this and the peace negotiations clan. as proposed, it seems to be, well, like this. well, we understand russia but at the same time, if you carefully read this plan of peace negotiations, there is not a word there, not a word about the donbass there, not a word about the fact that ukraine began shelling long before actually the start of the military operation special military operation. and here are the plans that are now emerging, here and there. well, at least i can test them and list them against this background. these are all scandals, uh, with uh, little corrupt bribes. well, what is 600,000 euros nowadays? so what can you buy with that

reports the main directorate of intelligence in ukraine, in particular, near the village of the molochno-sak district along the coast, the equipment of the network of mine barriers in the trenches and trenches is additionally being installed, so-called teeth the dragon refers to the rows of concrete pyramids that are supposed to stop the advance of heavy machinery. the power plant in the capital region will be equipped with special cameras and sound sensors that will be able to detect a drone or a missile and will notify about them . there are no analogues of which in ukraine. behind all the movements of equipment to the border areas without light, water heating, but also without russians in lyman , donetsk region, which was liberated almost three months ago. a humanitarian disaster . i saw with my own eyes the horrors of the so-called russian peace in donetsk region, but in such conditions today people have to sleep in the estuary thanks to the russian peace, it is a basement in one of the housing complexes of the estuary, the residents built a real hostel in it in the most difficult times.

anon, after the coup in henry the 13th, he was supposed to become the new chapter of the state of amal sakeman as the minister of justice , the participants of the movement gathered in the hunting lodge of the prince to discuss plans for the coup, and according to the investigation, the grouping consisted of a political wing and a military bloc. representatives of the latter, as it is claimed, among others, considered the option according to which they would attack the bundestag and take members of parliament hostage before it was planned to disrupt the supply of electricity in order to encourage residents to support the uprising; in addition, among the 25 detainees there is a russian citizen, according to the press release of the german prosecutor general's office she helped members of the organization contact russian representatives in germany in june, she visited the russian consulate in the city of leipzig, in july the consulate was visited by henry the 13th himself, however, the german prosecutor's office emphasized that they did not find any signs that representatives of the russian

several companies like canada, goose saks 5th avenue and second in group already vowed to cooperate with that for free policy by that date, neiman marcus has plans to end the sale of new fur products by march 2023. the law does not impact ownership of fur products and it remains legal to wear fur. congress returns to washington next weekend. while republicans will have control of the house for the first time in 2 years, just who will be their leader remains to be seen washington, d.c., correspondent trevor shirley has that story. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy remains the front runner for the speakership, even though he still a few votes short of the 218, he'll need to become speaker of the house. that's going to be the first thing is elected. the leader after we all swear in we elect a leader. 5 house republicans still say they'd vote against mccarthy for speaker which could take his chance of the position that those 5 individuals who are saying that they're going to hold out, they do that he doesn't get the votes in the conference is going to have to figure that out. before we

well, thank you very much for taking the time to speak with fury sak advisor to ukrainian minister of defense. joining us from keith. thank. well, human rights defenders have denounced the invasion of ukraine have been awarded this. he has nobel peace prize at a ceremony. and although they include alice by the etzky, jailed by russian human rights act, advocate into human rights organizations from russia and ukraine. they will recognize for their efforts to document war crimes and human rights abuses. so again, go reports the ceremony in atlanta, city hall prize, the warning crane and repression and bene, ruth appointment reminder nonetheless for the ongoing conflict in the region and those fighting against it. thus to receive the escalade latanya pension husband alice young, yet he is currently imprisoned. both l'oreal, when the prize was playing, phone the phone to the human rights group. yes, nor yet sky lead attempts to document abuses committed by the government of bellows to him. president, alexander lucas shanker, was arrested nearly a year and a half ago during mass anti gover

we can speak now to yuri sak, adviser to the minster of defence of ukraine.d afternoon and _ was this a ukrainian missile? good afternoon and thank _ was this a ukrainian missile? good afternoon and thank you _ was this a ukrainian missile? (emf. afternoon and thank you for inviting me to speak about this incident. of course it is too early to draw any conclusive statements about what has happened with that missile. today in ukraine we have experienced another massive missile attack, 69 missiles were launched and ukrainian defence forces have been able to intercept and shoot down 5a of them, that is a very important factor. what we have to remember when we analyse this is, with a missile allegedly falling in belarus, which is 25 kilometres from the border with ukraine. you have to remember that belarus in the past has given its airspace on a number of occasions to russia so that they can avoid our air defence systems and their airspace was effectively used for the missile attacks on ukraine. the same actually happened in moldova is well on a number of occasio

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several companies like canada, goose saks 5th avenue and second, a group already vowed to cooperate with that for free policy by that date, neiman marcus has plans to end the sale of new fur products by march 2023. the law does not impact ownership of fur products and it remains legal to wear fur. >> still ahead, if you are a frequent flyer, you might be in luck because we have advice on how to best use your points and benefits. and are you a mega millionaire? the mega millions numbers are in for tonight's drawing and we've got them for you right after the break. >> all right. let's take another live look outside. we all know by now big fat spotters of green all over the bay area. >> rain and we know a lot more coming up. we're going to check back in with chief but where the storms are rnow, - headed and again, that will be in a few minutes. >> and for your money tonight, are you a mega millionaire? well, you might be take a look at the winning numbers tonight as you see on your screen. they are 1, 3, 6, 44 51 with the mega number 7 on the line, the 685 million dollars. that's a couple m

. >> carley: saks fifth avenue. steel and i knew in real time that i was making a mistake. >> brian: but you have to also understand what i'm going through. >> will: what? >> brian: my wife has a boutique, so any type of clothing purchase, i've been told by my children i should not be picking out jewelry. >> carley: so what's left? >> will: shoes? >> brian: i don't know, eye black? some type of uniform? >> will: a bike? >> brian: you should never get exercise equipment for someone. >> will: peloton. >> carley: that is a great gift. >> will: you can get them on good discount now. >> carley: i would love a peloton. >> will: get them on facebook marketplace or whatever. >> carley: does your wife use it? >> will: yes, but she goes through phases. >> carley: that the thing, you get excited about it, use it for three weeks consistently, then it collects dust. >> brian: i got the mirror for my life last year, it went over big. but i have used more this year because one of our producers, he's not that good -- i'm kidding, he's great. but you do go through phases. you want to stop l

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>> will: sak's over there. >> brian: where are the overcoats. >> will: that's where a man goes with zero i walked the whole thing. >> brian: and? >> will: came up with a few ideas but didn't purchase. i think they have one of these in dallas. so why fly back with it so i like to push it to the last minute on christmas eve going over there to the department store in dallas with my umbrella and overcoat. >> brian: huge mistake. you have to strike when you see it. i have made that mistake before. >> will: i think you are right. when you see it strike i did put it off. >> brian: unless it's like a bike something you can't travel it. >> will: not a bike. >> ainsley: implement the policy that me and my husband have which is a gift for me would be not to have to get one for you. >> will: we did that. >> carley: take it off the to-do list. he. >> brian: if do you go over the cap you pay a luxury tax like baseball. >> will: on to serious news. begin with a fox weather alert. at least five people dead once in a generation winter storm impacting every state in the nation. the storm unleashing power

obama-biden's budget plan tried to get rid of the saks same loophole that biden exploited.e, watch this. president biden: pay your fair share. pay your fair share. time to be patriotic, time to jump in, time to be part of the deal, time to help get america out of the rut. i'm not calling these guys un-american. they're sound, patriotic americans. i don't want to hear anybody play that game with me. elizabeth: hear more of the bullying rhetoric. they did use s-corporations to shelter their income, from books speeches. theysheltered half a million dos in income. is that paying fair share. >> eliminating a loophole, promising to do everything in your power to eliminate but at the same time taking advantage of it yourself. elizabeth: tom dupree good to see you again. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: this is important. not just shortage of childrens medicine there is price gouging on drugs for children and also pain relievers. also hunter biden lawyers up in a big way in advance of gop house probes. plus the fbi now will not comment on whether it met with the biden campaign before

macy's had a good quarter, people were down-sizing to macy's that probably would have gone to saks. those fair examples to say, without putting you on the spot? >> sure. i'll speak on walmart in particular. with walmart, their real prow ps there is the delivery of value. the value proposition to the consumer in thes tough times, tl continue to make things that you need in your household affordable. because of their scale they're able to do that. they're able to shift in general merchandise into grocery, deliver that value proposition and that is exactly the type of company that we are happy to hold, they that we are happy to identify as high quality because they're able to make that pivot even when a similar peer might not be able to perform just as well in the same quarter or over the same measurement period. cheryl: i'll take that over to sam because what's interesting in what she's saying, talking about the consumer, we've seen in the government data each month, sam, that personal saving rates are going down and consumer credit, debt, is going higher. with that trend, what does t

we have macy's telling us they're seeing the saks fifth avenue buyer is now shifting down to macy's butg for these retail names? >> well it just depends on the retailer, right? the thing that is interesting for walmart, right, families trading down to grocery were making $100,000 or more. what does that tell but the economy, right? a lot of us out there are bracing for a recession that may already be here. cheryl: look, when margerine is 49% higher than it was a year ago, eggs, everything else, you will go for the bargains. talk about retail trends in general. we're starting to look into 2023 to kind of find where maybe to invest our money. what are you telling people? >> so i think private aviation, switching fierce from walmart and going private jets, cheryl. cheryl: retail sector? [laughter] >> for a lot of people it is. looking what happened with holiday travel, sometimes flying a private jet will actually get you there. with business being the way it is now. you might do the first few meetings via zoom. eventually you have to meet face-to-face. you need to get the ceo there on time

band first several for free policies from canada goods, saks 5th avenue saying the group for cooperating with the bill's effective date. neiman marcus will eliminate for products. they say bye march of 2023. the law does not affect ownership of fur products and it remains legal to wear fur. >> meanwhile, a judge has issued a temporary hold on. a lot of gavin newsom signed into law this year. the law creates a council that would set standards for fast food workers, their wages hours. another working conditions, but the save local restaurants, coalition has filed a lawsuit to block it, arguing the law will increase the prices and put some restaurants out of business. they want the law to be voted on before going into effect labor union president tia or calling their effort cowardly and part of the corporate playbook. the judge will next decide on the fate of this temporary hold on january 13th. >> not just a couple new laws in the new year, nearly 1000 new laws will take effect statewide kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace told us about some of them yesterday and now he gives u

we have been seeing these possible layoffs happening at gold mac saks.ees likely to be laid a off there. then you have the rate hike yesterday from the fed chair. talk to us. >> that's precisely it. people are trying to time it out and see how bad the recession is going to be. more specifically, you mentioned goldman sachs. maybe these coming at the higher level, the tech and bnks are laying off. smaller businesses are still doing okay. they think it's a tight labor market for them. but the problem with the markets today is the fact that our central bank, you mentioned the federal reserve wanting to keep raising interest rates. this just after they hiked interest rates by half a percentage point on wednesday. and the fed isn't alone. that's more of the reaction we're seeing today. you have the european central bank and the bank of england that just joined the 50 basis points club. they did the exact same thing. so markets don't love it when rates keep increasing because that makes debt more expensive for companies. we cause them to stop expanding and hir

so she had, with the help of saks fifth avenue at these beautiful velvet balls created representing each state. you could see they'd have the state flowers and gemstones and other things represented and representing all of our states and territories. and these are one the only ornaments to ever remain at the white house and remain on the tree for every administration. after patricia nixon's all the way through the clinton administration in their final year and due to the wear of the ornaments now they're rarely put out. however, the first ladies have carried on her tradition for the most part, by always representing the entire cotr do you have the display of this wonderful gingerbread house? and the media dinomay realize what a big deal it was going to become have a gingerbread house. but mrs. nixon had,itthe help of hands, were offered this wonderful gingerbread house put on display in thste dining room. bame so popular it required a marine guard to be posted in deto continue leaving it out on display because little hands were quick tta off pieces. and it really is probably one the most

several companies like canada goose a saks 5th avenue.n, a group are cooperating with the bill's effective date and have implemented for free policies. neiman marcus will also eliminate for products by march 2023. the law does not impact ownership of existing for products. meantime, a judge has issued a temporary hold on a law that governor newsom signed into law this year. that law creates a council that would set standards for fast food workers, wages, hours and other working conditions. but the save local restaurants, coalition filed a lawsuit to block it, arguing the law will increase prices and put some restaurants out of business. they want the law to be voted on before go. it goes into effect. labor union president here or call the effort cowardly and part of the corporate playbook. ths judge will decide on the fate of this temporary hold on january 13th. >> alright, rain going on this morning. heavy rain in terms of that and then into the afternoon for points south as we kind of practice this morning for you and give you an idea w

the big focus today is going to be the banks goldman saks is having a financial services conference. the banks got globbered yesterday. pnc, key corp. down 5, 6%. these regional bank stocks tend to move in line with the s&p 500. these are down 5 to 7% very strange jpmorgan up today. the focus is going to be what kind of presentation we'll see at this bank conference. not a lot of changes, for key corp., but vague concerns. the main one is generally concerned about a slow down in 2023 and a potential recession rates will be higher forhe econy and increase bad loans there's issues and concerns about increasing loan provisions there was discussion about the positive contraction you have to borrow for it. there's a lot of vague concerns floating around. the conference has started we did have wells fargo's ceo speaking earlier, charlie sharp. didn't say anything too noticeable brian moynihan is speaking we'll get an update on the consumer from amex pnc and key corp., a lot of regional banks talking in the afternoon. brian moynihan speaking now. the only thing i saw he said the rate of gro

. >> reporter: he also admitted e goldman saks or that he worked for a company that did business with did work in the industry for a number of years. i did do work with all the institutions i have mentioned prior and more. >> reporter: in other interviews santos addressing misleading statements like these he made on the campaign trail about his family's jewish roots. >> my grandparents survived the holocaust so these regimes of socialism and marxism don't work. >> reporter: now saying he never claimed to be jewish. he is clearly catholic and only said he was jew-ish. despite the controversy, the new republican insisting he won't be deterred and that he can still be effective in congress. >> i'm not resigning. if i have to leave congress, it's going to be by a pink slip by the voters november of 2024. >> reporter: but democrats have been quick to pounce on the allegations. >> we need answers from george santos. he appears to be a complete and utter fraud. >> reporter: now new york does not have any recall laws so some democratic members of congress are calling on him to resign or be ex

we will talk to steve sadove who is the former ceo of saks. on in the 7:00 hour. >> one important piece is restaurant spending up 15%. >> crazy >> people are tired of cooking >> and the prices are up how much of this is volume versus price >> that's a good question. we'll ask steve. prices at restaurants are up 9%. do your own math >> okay. >> incredible. >>> now to a troubling story from washington state. power substations were attacked in on christmas day in pierce county knocking out power to 17,000 people. blue flames could be seen shooting into the air at one substation law enforcement tells nbc they received a memorandum from the fbi warning over attacks in the pacific northwest. police are hesitant to call it domestic terrorism they don't have a suspect. this comes a month after the attack in north carolina which left thousands of people without power. incredible images and a sad story. the idea that there could have been a warning and something done in advance of that. >> i don't know. do we know i don't think we know. >> no. still loo

defense promana natalya sak, if you didn’t hear, repeat range of destruction 1.000 km.at use on october 17 in ukrainian. defense. roma said that they are completing the development of a ukrainian attack drone with a range of up to 1,000 km, according to the developers’ calculations , the new uav will be able to carry a 70-75 kg payload 55 kg of self-serving tension, this weight can be completely a warhead with explosives in this case, the drone can be directed under gps coordinates for a strike according to tselina, delaz atoms. denmark blow on if necessary can be reduced warhead to install a video camera, a communication system and other electronics for reconnaissance, as well as for adjusting fire on the night of march 11. the ukrainian drone flew around half of europe, covering at least 600 km. away from the ukrainian border 40 minutes. the drone was in the airspace of hungary and 7 minutes in the sky over croatia, then crashed in zagreb, according to the ministry of defense of the country. the drone was equipped with 40 kg of explosives. the incident when the ukrain

just a few months ago, jeffrey saks, yes, i specifically used the word bullshit, this is generally acceptedlodya to use these words. there's a ton of bullshit. well, how else do you say glutane? in general, this is all in this regard, yes, a few months ago, jeffrey sacks proposed a plan for peaceful negotiations, which i think no one in the studio knows, and i recently found out about this and the clan of peace negotiations. e proposed, he, as it were, seems to be, well, like this. well, we understand russia, but at the same time, if you carefully read this plan of peace negotiations, there is not a word there, not a word about the donbass there, not a word about the fact that ukraine began terrorist shelling long before actually the start of the military operation of the special military operations. and here are the plans that are now emerging, here and there. well, i, by at least i can test them. he, being the head of this commission in the european parliament, prepared a report on ukraine on how remarkably the rights of russian-speaking religious organizations are observed, he was also a

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