he was responding to former nasa astronaut scott kelly. pability. it's survival, innocent lives will be lost. you can help. well, scott kelly joins us now. good morning, sir. thank you very much. why is it so important for ukraine to have satellite and internet access? >> this is a capability they have had for a while. they have been using it for months. and to shut it off at this critical time or throttle it to reduce its effectiveness, i just felt it was wrong. i do not think it's escalatory, i do not think it's an offensive capability when you are defending yourself, you are going to do it with whatever means you have, and it was just shocking to me that at this moment that's very, at a very critical time, he decided to do this. >> is there any part of you that understands the position he is in? he tweeted at you that we are trying hard to do the right thing, the right thing is extremely difficult and extremely difficult moral question. what is a difficult moral question here? what is he talking about? >> well, first of all, i have a lot

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. >> well, scott kelly, so happy you could join us this morning to talk about these things. i wanted to get it the spy balloons. thank you, scott kelly. >> thanks. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >>> ho not a student, faculty, staff, and we have no idea why he came to campus to do this tonight. that is part of our ongoing investigation. >> good morning, everyone. a busy news day. poppy is on assignment. we will talk about a gunman opening firing on michigan state university's campus. three people are dead. the news conference to begin in moments. we will take you there. >>> and nick patkki haley is ru for president. she is the first to challenge trump for the republican nomination in 2024. we are waiting for the news conference at michigan state university to get underway, we want to talk about this development in the to 24 race this morning. as nikki haley is now running for the white house, obviously, you know her as she served as the united nations ambassador for trump. she announced in a video this morning she will be running for president. >> you should

musk defended blocking it in response to criticism from astronaut scott kelly.usk said it is the communication backbone in ukraine where almost all other internet connectivity has been destroyed. then he says, but we will not enable escalation of conflict that can lead to world war three. >> the criticism here that we are seeing is about not being able to use starlink for drone surveillance directly that would then be allowed to blow up targeting. and the contract that has been signed where starlink is being provided for free to the ukrainians is for humanitarian purposes. so he's absolutely within the context of what they're doing. when i was at davos, i met with a large number of ukrainian officials, some of whom are directly involved in this program. and about three weeks ago they did say that right now they're getting 100% of what they need from spacex and starlink, which is i was quite gratified to hear. >> and you think so even with this? >> this only came up a few days ago. it does seem -- again, i want to be clear, if it wasn't for starlink and microsoft

kelly scott, productor del documental, le dijo a la agencia que su historia es la de muchas mujeres migrantes ordena a los migrantes que buscan asilo esperar la respuesta en territorio mexicano, lo cual dificulta todavÍa mÁs el largo camino que atraviesan miles de personas. " siempre ha sido mi objetivo brindar a las personas una plataforma para contar su historia a travÉs del cine documental, necesitamos cultivar la condiciÓn humana mediante experiencias compartidas", difamÓ un comunicado del director. la mujer que inspirÓ el documental las logrÓ cruzar la frontera y estÁ en california, esperando una respuesta en peticiÓn de asilo. su abogada le dio que podrÍan posar hasta seis aÑos antes de que pueda darle la cara a un juez en una corte de inmigraciÓn. el documental producido por una compaÑÍa ya estÁ disponible en muchas plataformas digitales como amazon, google play. fÉlix: el departamento de justicia publico una peticiÓn presentada en la corte federal del estado de nueva yorkque involucrados directivos del sistema de prisiones del gobierno salvadoreÑo de nayib bucele, en la aplicaciÓn de

. >>> thank you very much, scott i'm kelly evans.s reverse lower, but wait, we're asking do rates actually matter to the stock market? one of our guests says yes and that will trigger a new bull market and michael santoli says it doesn't quite work like that and he's here to make his case meanwhile, why have market in the economy held up so well in spite of these hikes jefferies has a theory is it equals to 40% of gdp, but first, where dith

. >>> thank you very much, scott i'm kelly evans. stocks are rising as bond yields reverse lower, but wait, we're asking do rates actually matter to the stock market? one of our guests says yes and that will trigger a new bull market and michael santoli says it doesn't quite work like that and he's here to make his case meanwhile, why have market in the economy held up so well in spite of these hikes jefferies has a theory is it equals to 40% of gdp, but first, where did the huge morning rally go take a look at these marks the dow was only up double digits a moment ago. 128 points and healthier half a percent for the s&p and the nasdaq, of course, is the leader today. it's up almost 1%. the two-year earlier touched its highest level since july 2007 before backing off and you heard weiss on another vote of confidence and the ten-year for its part about 392, the six-mark, the one-year those yields up 5% and we'll quickly check on the very short end and here you can see, if there's anything people are talking about these days, it's not

. >> interesting take, scott thanks so much for your time it's good to see you today >> thanks, kellynations >> up next, a host of transportation topics to talk about, and we've got phil lebeau to join us in the studio in studio to do it that's coming up after the brbr break. we'll see phil and you - ♪♪ ♪when the day that lies ahead of me♪ ♪♪ ♪seems impossible to face♪ ♪a lovely day (lovely day)♪ ♪(lovely day) (lovely day)♪ ♪(lovely day)♪ a bank that knows your business grows your business. bmo. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones >>> welcome back to "power lunch," everybody. several key transportation stories to talk about andphil lebeau is right here in studio to talk about them and we'll start with stellantis. we were just talking about this, the jeep slash dodge slash chrysler parent company that just posted record annual profits. but it's this ev transition that's catching ev's attention phil, welcome first of all >> well, it's good to be her

kelly begins right now. >> thank you very much, scott. shaking off the cpi jitters, the dow is up more than 300 points right now that big inflation reports comes before the bell tomorrow morning. will it show inflation reaccelerating or will it give the fed breathing room we will get you set up for that. plus four unidentified objects shot down in the past nine days, we will look at the companies involved in this unprecedented response, the defense spending and policy impact and also the cybersecurity ainge jool and the health of housing. is the spring selling season alread

here is what, for example, the american country wrote in scott kelly elon musk ukraine is in desperatety. starlink genocidal invasion defense is not an offensive ability. this survival of an innocent life will be lost. you can help. thank you, you are smart enough not to swallow the statement, the media and other propaganda nonsense, starling is ukraine's communication network, especially on the front lines where almost all other internet connections have been destroyed, but we will not allow the conflict to escalate, which could lead to a third world war. i wonder why musk before this? she didn’t do anything like that, she didn’t say anything, but only now he suddenly began to explain some things in completely different words, you know what lies behind this, it seems to me that, after all, elon musk tried to voice his voice before. uh, if you remember, even he has his own peace plan. uh, actually offered, because uh, musk, he outgrew the figure of just a successful entrepreneur. yes, here is such a, so to speak captain, business, he felt that like any successful person, so to speak, w

kelly begins right now. >> thank you very much, scott. hi, everybody, i'm kelly evans here is what's ahead this hour, stocks are shaking off the cpi jitters, the dow is up more than 300 points right now that big inflation reports comes before the bell tomorrow morning. will it show inflation reaccelerating or will it give the fed breathing room we will get you set up for that. plus four unidentified objects shot down in the past nine days, we will look at the companies involved in this unprecedented response, the defense spending and policy impact and also the cybersecurity ainge jool and the health of housing. is the spring selling season already off to a decent start? we will look at the trends on the ground and the data pointing to, yes, but first let's take a look at those markets. the dow is up 300 points on the nose right now, the s&p is adding 40 and look at the nasdaq up almost 1.5% today up 165 again, this is more continuing the trend we've seen since january 1 with the nasdaq leading the way, 12, 13% gain already this year and th

scott. eye, everybody i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. where all have the doves gone? much higher will they go and how quickly will they get there? jpmorgan's ceo says a soft landing is still a possibility >>> is now the time to reinvest in china foreign policy experts are one side, investors are on the other. >>> netflix cutting prices in several countries as the rival gets ready to report what you need to watch >>> first, the markets dom chu is watching the numbers. >> earlier today, kelly, i was here this morning. the markets were as green as your pants suit. we are right across the board marginally so. still, 32,892 for the dow. the s&p 500, i want you to key on this. 3958 is where we are, a level that some are watching is 3980 that represents the 50-day average price of the s&p 500 over the last 50 days on a rolling basis. below that is 3940, the 200 day moving average right now, we're just above four points at the highs of the session, we were up 37 in the s&p, the low, 22 the nasdaq composite, 11,485, so keep an eye on some of those key levels to watch. also wat

scott. hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour.of 5% how many agree stocks try to recover from their worst day of the year. and one of our guests says high inflation is leading some companies to suffer from money illusion, and it's one reason layoffs haven't hit just jet and we'l

. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans.ad this hour, one of the few issues with bipartisan support in congress is heading for primetime tonight. 7:00 p.m. eastern, the first hearing from the house select committee on stra teenic competition between the u.s. and china. the key national security concerns and sticking with china, the reopening giving those stocks a boost and sparking global growth hopes. but why there are concerns about europe >>> plus, $400 billion in student loan debt is in the cross hairs of the supreme court, and the first step toward a decision on loan forgiveness are underway but first, today's market action dom chu with the numbers >> it's been range bound we've seen either side of that unchanged line and it's mixed in trading today. but we are tilting for the broader s&p 500. the dow, 32,800, down about 90 points we're hovering around that 4,000 mark for the s&p 500 this is right near session highs. up 13 so far at the highs. up about a quarter, down about a quarter percent at the height of the low. so

. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour.lation is still hot, labor tight, housing firmer than expected, manufacturing doing worse. the markets are taking a breather today the real question is where do we go from here are we -- and rates are adjusting for everything from auto lones to credit cards how much longer is this sustainable? that's all ahead today but first, dow is up 132 points and red across the board here. declines of about half a percent. the dow trying to hang on to 34,000 12,000 for the nasdaq. some huge movers today this is currently down 2 1/2%. look at these moves. ring central's 22% drop, that was an earnings response really tough sessions. flip side, twilio, up more than 17%. fastly up 20%. again, huge differentiation there. speaking of bright spots, take a look at bitcoin, heading back towards $25,000 today. it's up 15% this week. why is the risk on trade doing this well? even as the data supports the fed's higher for longer rate path steve, what do you think >> what you see today, kelly, is stocks are of

scott. hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. the fed's james bullard, reis rating his call to go north of 5% how many agree stocks try to recover from their worst day of the year. and one of our guests says high inflation is leading some companies to suffer from money illusion, and it's one reason layoffs haven't hit just jet and we'll talk to the ceo about the disinflation they're seeing. but first, let's get to dom chu with today's market. >> session highs right now it is green across the board marginally speaking. it's about a quarter to 1/3 percent gain the dow up to 33,19 7. and the s&p 500 is above that 4,000 mark again, up about nine points and how is this for symmetry at the highs of the session, kind of near where we are, we were up 14 points. at the lows, we were down 14 points so, again, drifting towards the higher end of things right now the nasdaq performance, at 11,536, up 44 points one place to watch in particular is what's happening right now from a macro perspective on the crude oil front. it's down about 2.5% r

. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans.ad on "the exchange," about an hour to go until the fed's latest decision. this time it will only be a quarter point hike is what is expected but it will have big implications for your money.gine or a pivot this divide between the markets and the wide would get wider, and all of these hikes have pushed credit card rates to record highs one industry watcher expects them to top 20% after today. now the white house is trying to cut consumers a break. will it work we'll have the latest. >>> the housing slowdown continues. mortgage demand plunging what will happen after today's expected rate hike that's not all we have big earnings meta reporting after the bell. is it facing the same ad challenges we'll dig into all of that we begin with today's market action and dom chu has a look at the selloff. >> it is a selloff kind of on a fed day, typically what we have noticed is there is this more wait and see mentality, almost like a holding pattern for stocks right now, the real underperformer is

. >> "the exchange" is now >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, is the consumer simply unnapable yesterday's cpi showed inflation is still high. retail numbers show consumer spending is still strong we'll break down the data and talk about what it means for your money >>> travel is one area that is going strong and choice hotels delivered a block buster report. we have the labor market trends. >>> roku and stzillow are on dek to report. and we're seeing differentiation. the dow is down 144 points, so mostly lower here. the nasdaq is green, though, by about a tenth of 1%. it's the only one drifting in and out of positive territory. the dow low today, minus 256 now, got to talk about energy. the worst performing sector today, we're getting more inventories putting downward pressure on oil prices so wti crude, $78 a barrel devon, down. pioneer, occidental, all down. this is kind of the fly in the ointment about the risk. yields continue to be a big story. again, kind of different picture than what we are seeing in commodities. one-ye

. >> "the exchange" is now >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans.le yesterday's cpi showed inflation is still high. retail numbers show consumer spending is still strong we'll break down the data and talk about what it means for your money >>> travel is one area that is going strong and choice hotels delivered a block buster report. we have the labor market t

. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans.an hour to go until the fed's latest decision. this time it will only be a quarter point hike is what is expected but it will have big implications for your money.gine or a pivot this divide between the markets and the wide would get wider, and all of these hikes have pushed credit card rates to record highs one industry watcher expects

see if we can hold see what happens, "the exchange" is now >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kellysmaller rate hike already didn't sit well with former fed governor larry lindsey then came the shockingly good jobs report powell needs to give the parke a slap and not just a warning, he says, larry will join us to make his case in a moment as we gear up to hear from the fed chair again in a speech tomorrow plus, a suspected spy balloon and a canceled diplomatic mission, tensions between the u.s. and china rising. we'll look at the potential economic fallout and our earnings monitor continues what you need to know ahead of reports from pinterest

. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans.san support in congress is heading for primetime tonight. 7:00 p.m. eastern, the first hearing from the house select committee on stra teenic competition between the u.s. and china. the key national security concerns and sticking with china, the reopening giving those stocks a boost and sparking global growth

see if we can hold see what happens, "the exchange" is now >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. last week's smaller rate hike already didn't sit well with former fed governor larry lindsey then came the shockingly good jobs report powell needs to give the parke a slap and not just a warning, he says, larry will join us to make his case in a moment as we gear up to hear from the fed chair again in a speech tomorrow plus, a suspected spy balloon and a canceled diplomatic mission, tensions between the u.s. and china rising. we'll look at the potential economic fallout and our earnings monitor continues what you need to know ahead of reports from pinterest bp and royal caribbean first let's start with today's markets. stocks well off the lows, the dow looks to be improving by the moment only down 63, only 0.2%. the nasdaq was down 1% that still a little heavier so flip side of what we've seen year to date year to date the nasdaq is up 15%, almost 16% while the dow is only up 2% so again a bit of a pause and profit-taking today. let's move and what is goin

. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. manufacturing doing worse. the markets are taking a breather today the real question is where do we go from here are we -- and rates are adjusting for everything from auto lones to credit cards how much longer is this sustainable? that's a

scott. eye, everybody i'm kelly evans. here is what is ahead this hour. where all have the doves gone?y get there? jpmorgan's ceo says a soft landing is still a possibility >>> is now the time to reinvest in china foreign policy experts are one side, investors are on

. >>> thank you very much, scott i'm dominic in for kelly today here is what is ahead this friday a blockbuster job report, the market taking it in stride is good news truly now good news again? or could the fed apply a bigger break and put a stop to the 2023 rally? we'll debate that question >>> plus, apple's rough report the biggest quarterly revenue decline since 2016 and tim cook sees more pain ahead. why is one of our guests so bullish on that stock? he joinstous make the case and media stocks have been on fire this year and who is leading the way it may surprise you. we have a look at what is behind the gains and whether they can keep going from here but we begin with today's big market reversals bob? >> reporter: dom, this is quite a remarkable turn around and a rally, frankly you see disappointing tech earnings with a disappointing jobs report would quash it around the soft landing. but the dow is flat today. we're up for the week. the dow had a rough week the s&p 500 just refuses to keep going down at this point it's up about 9% for the year. the nasdaq is up 16% for the year tech stoc

. >>> thank you very much, scott i'm dominic in for kelly today here is what is ahead this friday a blockbusterket taking it in stride is good news truly now good news again? or could the fed apply a bigger break and put a stop to the 2023 rally? we'll debate that question >>> plus, apple's rough report the biggest quarterly revenue decline since 2016 and tim cook sees more pain ahead. why is one of our guests so bullish on that stock? he joinstous make th

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. >>> thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, a five-star manager gives us his tension trades, and trading three big names with earnings on deck, and we'll dive into the cp ireport stocks have turned lower and bond yields lurching higher as the markets digest the hotter than expected numbers. take a look at the yield on six-month treasury yields. if we close above 5%, it will be for the first time in more than 15 years as i speak, we're getting headlines from philly fed president. >> hey, kelly, he said he expects the fed to raise rates a few more times, and in doing so, 25 basis point hikes will be appropriate in the future. policy rates he says will be restrictive enough sometime this year for the fed to go on hold notice he said hold, not cuts. the fed goal is a modest slowdown in the economy. he sees it growing 1% this year enroute to 2%. he does see unmistakable signs oh of a slowing in interest rate sensitive sectors like housing other fed speakers, basically towing the hawkish line in the sense that logan

. >>> thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans.nager gives us his tension trades, and trading three big names with earnings on deck, and we'll dive into the cp ireport stocks have turned lower and bond yields lurching higher as the markets digest the hotter than expected numbers. take a look at the yield on six-month treasury yields. if we close above 5%, it will be for the first time i

mark kelly was then a nasa astronaut with one mission under his belt. his twin brother, scotts. when did you know that there was trouble? sen. kelly: i got a phone call from my brother. and he just says that they lost communications and they lost tracking at the same time. and, at that point, i knew that this was not likely to turn out as any of us had hoped. miles: the orbiter had disintegrated as it streaked across texas. the crew of seven were gone. and kelly knew it. he raced to the johnson space center near his home in houston. sen. kelly: you know, nowhere in our contingency plan did we ever expect the space shuttle to crash within a two-hr drive of houston. you would never anticipate that. i said, we need to send somebody there, like right now. miles: he made some quick calls and hopped on a coast guar helicopter. sen. kelly: we go to nacogdoches airport. and there's debris at the airport. there's pieces of shuttle. i -- that might be a piece of space shuttle, and then i put it back down, decided, what, are you going to pick up every piece? miles: in east texas, debris

kelly dearman will honor joel scott a das human service technician. >> okay. yeah! so--okay. can you hear me? >> welcome to the meeting, yes, we can hear you. >> thank you. i apologize to all of you. had the wrong number. >> that's alright. welcome commissioner sklar, we are going into employee recognition. >> that's great. i'm glad i made it. thank you. >> joel, i'm coming down there in a second. >> alright. >> joel scott is invaluable asset to adult protective service team as a human service technician joel partners with protective service works as aps to do a variety of tasks to assist all the clients we serve. he also supports the aps social working team on planning and implementing items on the service plan. aps protective service workers know clients are excellent care. he has natural ability to create relationship and build trust with most challenging clients. his kindness (inaudible) what may be begin as simple referral can often lead to unforeseen challenges. joel is is a problem solver and adapt to the needs of any client at any given moment. able to think outside t

mark kelly was then a nasa astronaut with one mission under his belt. his twin brother scott trouble? >> i get a phone call from my brother and he says that they lost communications and they lost tracking. at the same time. at that point, i knew that this was not likely to turnout as any of us had hoped. reporter: the orbiter had disintegrated as it streaked across texas. the crew of seven, and kelly knew it. he raced to the johnson space center near his home in houston. >> nowhere in our contingency plan did we ever expect the space shuttle to crash within a 2 hour drive of houston. you would never anticipate that. i said, we need to send somebody there right now. reporter: he made some quick calls and hopped on a coast guard helicopter. >> we go to the nacogdoches airport and there's debris in the airpt. pieces of shuttle. i think that might be a piece of the space shuttle. then i put it back down and decided, what are you going to pick up every piece? reporter: in east texas, debris was scattered over two thousand square miles. soon after kelly landed, he heard about he wa

been there, not as this is scott, i was never a time when black people didn't fight back or stand up for their right was the few years esther angus, it's tom with natasha. a kelly is a scholar and activist who has documented the lives of people who brought about change in blue german history law. though martine dba had sworn allegiance to the weimar republic, he wanted to achieve something new with the petition. equal rights for black people . 18 africans living in germany signed the petition to the german parliament. oh, divorce. eula, africa wanted jo africans to have the opportunity to attend university or college at a whole sure. they wanted devote probably for personal reasons to read the recognition and legitimize ation marriages between black men and white women. ah, and i, kent's warden, on legal team von or devoted. i also want a determinant representative in the parliament. i thought martin to bober to be precise to martin, to move as iron. the petition failed, but it marked the dawn of the 1st black movement in germany. mondanca deek was one of the men who signed his name to day those events. i remembered on a commemorative pillar in downtown berlin

kelly of mississippi. mr. lahood of illinois. mr. fitzpatrick of pennsylvania. mr. gallagher of wisconsin. mr. austin scott of georgia. mr. hill of arkansas. mr. crenshaw of texas. mr. waltz of florida. mr. garcia of california. mr. himes of connecticut. mr. carson of indiana. mr. castro of texas. mr. krishnamoorthi of illinois. mr. crow of colorado. ms. plaskett of the u.s. virgin islands. mr. gottheimer of new jersey. mr. gomez of california. ms. houlahan of pennsylvania. ms. spanberger of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 1-a-2-a of house resolution 11, the 118th congress, as amended, by section 1-b of house resolution 78, 118th congress, and the order of the house of january 9, 2023, of the following members to the select committee on the strategic competition between the united states and the chinese communist party. the speaker pro tempore: mr. gallagher of -- the clerk: mr. gallagher of wisconsin, chair. mr. wittman of virginia. mr. luetkemeyer of missouri. mr. barr of kentucky. mr. newhouse of washington. mr. moolenaar of michigan. mr. lahood of il