what do you think of this one, sderot?r fashion hat. >> this is very interesting, right? you play the retail world, but this just gives you white retail sometimes is so hard to invest in. because the fat can change really quickly. i mean, i think the quiet one, it was still, they're depending on where you are. but this is going to be extremely fat-ish. >> this is a thing. you termed it. >> this is a thing. i trust my daughter like this, and she was totally on trend at my son's soccer practice the other day. >> my relatives, take note. all right, half of you ex rioters spent, more than you know we are, two, more than 30% of their income in 2022 on rent and utilities, according from the report from harvard. the report considers or suspend 30% or more on their income on housing, rent burdened, or cost burdens. those high costs may make it difficult for them to meet other essential expenses. rent is one of the areas of the cpi that has not fallen back very much, if at all. >> and i don't expect it's going to, especially given

is sderot, great being with you my, friends. thank you get to power, luxury. body >> closing down starts right now. >> all right, thank so much, we'll get a closing bell on this hour, i'm scott mentioned -- that new york stock exchange. it's make-or-break out begins with a week that was, and the rally that still is. so, what now? with most of the mega caps in the fifth meeting in the rearview mirror, is it still safe to buy into this burst? we're going to ask our experts over the final stretch, including fund stretch tommy in just a moment. by the way, we also have fed chair red vice chair which clara the, former fed vice chair, rich color, coming up in just a bit. first though, your scorecard at 50 minutes to go in regulation like that. there is the dow and -- look at the s&p enough. dak, so as we end at halftime today, i was wondering out loud, hey, are we going to close above 40 9:50 on the s&p 500? i undershot that i think. are we going to close above 49 70? on the s&p 500? we'll see. over the next 45 or 55 or so minutes, that's, like obviously, the big wi

when you're which say will drag it and allude use diode being moved newborn sderot want his son to fight. he is seven now as we enter into the third of war, it's important to hear voices like that to kind of answer the question many >> perhaps here in the west of why doesn't this more just and why isn't there a peaceful negotiation? well, for many ukrainians and say the majority of ukrainians, the notion of russian occupation is essentially, well potentially death for those who fought against russia, certainly the chance of violence or abuse us against their families. he sent his family abroad because he'd heard stories of how other ukrainian soldiers families had been hertz or repressed by russian occupied thank forces. this is for so many ukrainians as simply an existential matter. and while the sanctions today against 500 targets announced by the biden administration, mark possibly the white house digging deeper into its tool box to try and find something else so economically hurt the russians with, without denting the us here, they need that $60 billion of aid urgently now, backing i