now america is a country that 30 years ago, it closed its embassy in the solomon islands.-opening of its embassy, ​​they have returned to this region. our 34 embassies will increase cooperation. this will strengthen the relations between our governments and people. taken the philippines and the united states agreed to expand the access of the american military to the bases of the philippines to 4 other bases in the strategic areas of the country. with this agreement, the american bases in the philippines increased from five to nine bases , while five years ago the previous government of the philippines up to the threshold of ending more than 17 american military presences in the philippines will not make progress with the united states. we can have exercises with china and russia and we are ready to cooperate in the economic field. the history of the american military presence in the philippines dates back to world war ii be made a presence that has been repeatedly opposed by the filipinos due to its consequences, including the immoral actions of the american military and

this part of the world 38 it left a thousand dead and japan from the islands solomon islands left solomon islands, now a country consisting of an island more than eight decades after the battle of solomon islands, this region has once again returned to the spotlight after the signing of a security agreement between china and the solomon islands, australia also signed a security agreement with solomon, and equipment and military forces now the united states of america, a country that closed its embassy in the solomon islands thirty years ago , has returned to this region by re-establishing its embassy in this region . our 234 embassies will increase cooperation. expand the philippines to four other bases in the strategic areas of the country. with this agreement , the american bases in the philippines will increase from five to nine bases, while five years ago, the previous government of the philippines was on the verge of ending more than 17 american military presences in the philippines. progress and nothing else will happen. the new us agreement with the philippines and the reopening of

the solomon islands is now a country consisting of 990 islands. more than eight decades after the battle of the solomon islands, this region has once again returned to the spotlight after the signing of a security agreement between china and the solomon islands. australia also signed a security agreement with solomon islands and sent military equipment and troops. now the united states, which closed its embassy in solomon islands 30 years ago , has returned to this region by re-opening its embassy, ​​and 33 will be suitable for increasing cooperation. has taken and the united states agreed to expand the access of the american military to the bases in the philippines to four other bases in the strategic areas of the country. with this agreement , the american bases in the philippines have increased from five to nine bases, while five years ago, the previous government of the philippines was on the verge of ending. the us military presence in the philippines has progressed to more than 17 and the us will not do it. the new us agreement with the phil

the solomon islands are now a country consisting of 990 islands. more than eight decades after the battle of the solomon islands the region has once again returned to the spotlight after the signing of a security agreement between china and the solomon islands, australia also signed a security agreement with the solomon islands and sent military equipment. the region has returned and messi and most of us will increase cooperation. in the same way, in the philippines , the united states has taken the way to strengthen its military presence, and the united states has agreed to expand the access of the american military to the bases in the philippines to 4 other bases in the strategic areas of the country. the us base agreement in the philippines increased from five to nine bases, while five years ago, the previous government of the philippines ended more than 17 us military presence in the philippines, the progress of the us will not be made. the re-opening of this country's embassy in the solomon islands is part of a larger mission in the new period

a security agreement with the solomon islands and sent equipment and military forces. now, the united states, which closed its embassy in the solomon islands 30 years ago , has returned to this region peacefully by restarting its embassy. cooperation will increase in the philippines, the united states has taken the way to strengthen its military presence and the united states has agreed to expand the access of the american military to the bases in the philippines to four other bases in the strategic areas of the country . with this agreement, the number of american bases in the philippines increased from five to nine. five years ago, the previous government of the philippines will not make progress until the end of more than 17 american military presences in the philippines . the new agreement between the united states and the philippines and the re-opening of the country's embassy in the solomon islands are part of a larger mission in the period new resources and it gives its facilities to deal with china, because this country is our biggest strategic challenge in the

in the eastern part of the solomon islands, there was a conflict between america and its allies withan. the war in this part of the world left 38 thousand dead and japan withdrew from the solomon islands. no longer returned to the spotlight after signing the security agreement between china and the solomon islands, australia also signed a security agreement with the solomon islands and sent military equipment. now, the united states , which closed its embassy in the solomon islands thirty years ago , has returned to this region by reopening its embassy and will increase cooperation in the philippines. america has also taken the way to strengthen its military presence and the us agreed to extend the access of the american military to the bases in the philippines to four other bases in the strategic areas of the country. a year ago, the previous government of the philippines until the threshold of ending more than 17 american military presence in the philippines , the progress of the united states will not be made. it is ready to face china because this country is our biggest strategic

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details on the failure of goldman sachs' consumer banking venture marcus and what it has ceo david solomon on the hot seat and we'll discuss his future this hour. >>> warren buffet says critic of buybacks are economic it literates. a reformed buyback critic himself, he'll tell us what changed his mind a check on the markets stocks off their best levels last week was the worst week of the year for all three major averages and today half percent gain for the broad markets, 1% for the nasdaq. >> a closer look at some of the stocks making moves with dominic chu and kristina partsinevelos dom, you first. >> all right it's the planes, trains, automobiles market check today for the planes side check out what's happening with boeing up about 2% or so roughly, making it one of the best, if not biggest point contributors to the dow industrials. the commercial jet defense contractor trying to bounce back from bigger losses on friday tied to federal aviation regulators saying boeing had halted deliveries of the 787 dreamliner the shares down 9% since it hit a 52-week high february 14 for the trains, u

solomon his job? let's get insight on goldman's future with paul, professor of communications at dartmouth school of business and a consultant in the late '90s. good to have you with us. >> thanks. great to be back with you guys. >> were you convinced this morning listening to the interview with mr. solomon, both that he has the right strategy to get goldman clicking and he's right guy to do it >> i don't feel confident on either front based on today. i mean it's really -- you have to prove it with action over time, and one interview isn't going to change what has happened over the last couple years in terms of the way goldman has performed and what's happened to its reputation and image over the last decade for sure so still a long way to go. >> how much time does he have to do the turnaround that you think is needed? >> i don't think he's got much time i mean starting to get pressured from partners. if the culture is the same as i knew it, once partners start to rattle the cages, things are starting

we're going to be joined by our business and tech reporter scott budman and legal analyst aaron solomon in just a few minutes. >>> also tonight, a bizarre and alarming shooting in san francisco. the hunt continues for a man who walked into a synagogue earlier this week, and that man started firing a gun. this happened wednesday evening in the richmond district. you see the man walk in right there, pull out a gun. congregants say he yelled something in russian about an israeli intelligence agency, and then he started firing. police believe he was shooting blanks out of that gun. today sfpd officers were back at the center. the fbi also investigating. needless to say, people are rattled, and the synagogue is making changes. >> the one thing we're doing differently is we're going to have a security car parked up front for shabbat. that's never been the case. we've never wanted necessarily or expected police presence right outside the synagogue. >> police believe the same man may have walked into the balboa theater and flashed a gun the day before this attack. that would have been tuesday.

now, that $2 billion acquisition was driven by the solomon regime. ing spiking costs for the division are one thing, okay? we get that. but now it's paired with the consumer very wary about an economic slowdown. bring on target, part two of the story. target shares are actually higher at the moment. we've got them up nearly 2 percent after the big box retailer posted a surprise profit beat in the holiday quarter but issued a cautious full-year forecast. target noted that customers are being more vigilant and sticking with just the necessities, and even then they're putting fewer of those necessities, also known as discretionary items, into their shopping cart. as if put a fine point on the cautious consumer negative, a target exec says they plan to launch more items starting at $3, $5, $10 -- i was calling it the dollar menu -- to appeal to value-conscious shoppers. all of this underpinned by the latest read on consumer confidence of which fell unexpectedly this month. as climbing interest rates appear to be taking a toll on consumers, is it time to

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does david solomon have that runway? tom: solomon had a cameo in the billions. did gorman? no. interpretation of personality. not saying it is the heart of the matter, but that is the unspoken. sing this with great respect for everybody at goldman sachs -- saying this with great respect. jonathan: original race, lloyd blankfein at the top, david solomon, shorts. how difficult would it be for the current ceo of carlisle to take that role? how different would it have been if it was him and not david solomon? sri: it is very hard to judge. you would have had schwartz come up through the trading ranks. tom: would harvey had done the bank like david did? sri: a tough question, tom. jonathan: it is difficult to answer. i ask because i think we often give these ceo's too much credit when things go right and not much when things go wrong. you have said that they are supertankers, difficult to maneuver. i wonder how much different things would have been if leadership was different. ultimately, the frustration with david solomon that comes up is not just the decisions but the nature of t

so can solomon deliver a strategy that will get investors back on board? he's got a lot of convincing to do, tim, when it comes to the ability to create durable r revenue streams and whether or not to trust him on like a consumer business. >> goldman sachs have been geared toward cyclicality. if you think about where we've gone for banks even in the last four or five quarters. i think the quarter will be strong for fixed commodity comparing them to morgan stanley at this point, which is what we used to do all the time. they were really the two big investment banks morgan stanley became a wealth management firm. i think a lot of this focus on saul is overdone as a that plays music in a band over the weekend, i don't think that istracts you from your da job. really since the covid lows, it's outperformed. has goldman really outperformed? >> i don't think so. >> the whole notion it resulted in a "new york times" article a few weeks back that goes to, this is on the article, that's an easy target when a ceo is on the ropes, things like that start to come up an

solomon and company? change from what we said before these typically are sell the news events. i love the financial targets, their path to get there. i love the intelligence. you know it's going to take action over words. they're on a nice path but it varies if i were to give grades, scott, i would give a grade of a to their 150-year-old legacy business of capital markets. they're killing it that's 70% of the company and frankly the property the greatest of all time in deal making i give the grade of b to their asset management business. embedded in that is a mini blackstone trying to come out, but i would give a grade of e for fail to the consumer business they talk about breaking even in their third business line by 2025 that would be nine years after the first launch of the consumer expansion and that didn't sit well with many in the room it doesn't sit well with me. they did talk about maybe selling off some of these consumer loans the third business line is at 1.5% drag on their returns it takes the

mike maio's three big questions are why was consumer allowed to lose so much money does solomon havef the partners and the board? and what's morale like when, for the first time in a quarter century they're not on the fortune list of most wanted companies to work for? >> i think there's a lot -- there's been a lot of reporting what's going on behind the scenes i think one of the biggest takeaways for me it is highly unusual where you have the ceo of a company who has such levels of internal dissent that you have all these leaks going through the press about how badly the consumer bank is going because you have partners and managing directors who disagree with david solomon and so i think the partner they should have had a step to try to consolidate and gain consensus within his internal ranks and hopefully, for his sake, that is what's going on right now. i do think there will be more pieces as we get closer to the 28th and you'll see more progress from other outlets about what's going on internally to move the place forward. >> so finally let's talk impact on other stocks. goldman s

david solomon leaned in, but at least he's cutting the losses now. what broke down that allowed them to spend so much for so long. >> then there's this this is the headline from "new york times" earlier this month, suggesting david solomon's side hustle as a d.j. may be a conflict of interest you don't see these kinds of articles when a stock is doing well is there a crisis of confidence at the company a crisis of confidence about its ceo? jeff, what do you say? >> yeah, there could by. we'll see what happens relative to leadership there, but to your point, it's easy to start pointing finger when the stock is not doing great i think they bit off a bit more than they can chew, and this year is probably one of retrenchment i think that's what we're seeing in terms of the consumer business i think the stock is probably, at the very least, range bounce for quite a while. that push into consumer was really a push looking for more durable sources of revenue it could potentially be in asset management the difference is stark, morgan stanley, you know, $1.4

ceo david solomon thing it is big yesterday. he didn't do enough to calm nerves following a push by the firm. we will give insight targets challenging not so terrible quarter. the next 100 a challenge in the bombshell after the bout announcement from nova packet, they say in a year from now it might not be in business. you see they are tanking. this is fast money tonight. we start off with a big surge in social stocks, it's not so jumping is a bill that could lead to an eventual ban of tick- tock makes its way through congress. have committee debating legislation right now that would revise protections given to content distributors against u.s. sanctions. the bill goes to the senate. all this ahead of a primetime hearing from a new congressional committee focused on china. house members digging in on the threat to the u.s. from the chinese communist party. amy has been talking to the committee and is here with a look at what we can expect >> this hearing will give investors a sense, but maybe only a sense of where the new rules

john solomon, thank you. >>> now we turn to the southern border. the house judiciary committee held a hearing in yuma, arizona to get a firsthand look at just how bad biden's border crisis has become. not a single democrat even bothered to show up. take a look. >> it's a shame that not one democratic member of congress would join us on this trip despite having weeks of advance notice. it's disappointing, but not surprising. the democrats have called this stunned. i would argue it's not a stunts. not our witnesses would call it a stunt. >> has secretary mallorca sever lied to you? >> yes. >> what was the substance of that lie? >> he committed to after reviewing the border from the ground and the air to specifically address, quote/unquote, 9 of 11 yuma gaps . >> how many of those gaps have been addressed? >> to date so far, none. >> democrats don't think there is a crisis at the border at all . but facts tell a different story . since joe biden became presiden for .7 million people now have crossed illegally over that southern border. at least those

it is in the solomon islands. let me talk about this, as we saw and heard in the short news, with mr. mohammad reza khaliq vardi, a reporter of the beijing broadcasting corporation. i greet you. the last time the united states opened an embassy in this region was about 30 years ago. it has been in the middle budget cuts after the cold war, what is china's reaction to the new action of america and what is the meaning and message of the opening of this embassy from china's point of view ? this is what nato and the united states think is a major change in the united states and maximizing the ability of its forces in east asia. us secretary of state blinken on china policy last month to form a strategic environment around china. in june last year, some from the countries of south korea, australia and new zealand for he invited to his summit for the first time and announced his latest strategy plan as the challenge of the region, america, japan and south korea, according to experts, to china's military power and the is

. >> linda solomon was a longtime friend. >> solomon says one of the biggest accomplishments of his career source of pride was this 1985 megahit. >> all of the proceeds benefited aids research. bert was such a wonderful philanthropist. 30 song and what it did to create awareness -- through the song to do what it did to create awareness. >> terrific. that is his greatest legacy. >> a legacy that will not be forgotten, anywhere, especially in san jose. >> in san jose, zach fuentes. abc seven news. >> we have a lot more news ahead for you. >> karina nova has a look at the stories coming up at 5:30. >> we dig deeper of a deadly drug hitting the states of san francisco. the opioid drug is more potent than f plus, we broaden you the story where the couple who was charged $2000 from a rabies shot. what we can learn from their unfortunate. >> thank you. >> you can download the abc seven app or head for to for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relie

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china has also pushed for closer ties with the solomon islands.he two countries struck a security pact in april last year. >>> pyongyang says the military and political situation on the korean peninsula has reached what it calls an extreme red line. the warning centers around drills by the u.s. and south korea. washington and seoul held joint exercises on wednesday over the yellow sea west of the peninsula. south korea's military said b-1 bombers and stealth fighter jets were involved. seoul stressed it'll respond firmly to missile and nuclear threats from pyongyang. reaction from the north came thursday. in a statement, it referenced talks this week between u.s. and south korean defense chiefs. it criticized their pledge to enhance extended deterrence, in which the u.s. protects its allies with nuclear and other weapons. pyongyang says its response to any u.s. military attempt will be based on the principle of what it calls nuke for nuke and an all-out confrontation for an all-out confrontation. it also warns that if thu.s. continues to intduce s

all right, john solomon, thankoh you. no tw we turn to the southern border tonight.bo the house judiciary committerde held a hearing in yuma, arizona, today to getk a firsthand look at justat how bad biden's border crisis has now become. has becomet a single democrat en bothered to show up. >> take a look. democratic >> it's a shame that notongres one democrat member of congress would joins us on this trip despite having weeks of advance notice. ng it's disappointing, but it'shave not surprising. in fact, the democrats have called this a stunt. i would argue it's noti a stun. not but not what we've my guess is our witnesses wouldn't callno it a stunt. >> has secretary of mayorkas ever lied to you? yes. and what was the substance of that lie? he committed to after reviewing the groundboth from and the air, to specifically address, quote unquote, nine of the 11 yuma gaps. gap and how many of those gaps have been addressed to date. so far , none. >> so democrats don't think there's a crisis at the borderld at all.if t facts

the solomon islands reopened after 30 years. american officials say that they did this out of fear of beijing's military movements in the indian and ocean region . us secretary of state blinken, during his trip to this region last year, was one of his country's plans to open a diplomatic mission in this country. it was reported that the last american embassy in this region was closed in 1993 in the midst of budget cuts after the cold war, and america was present there with an ambassador based in papua new guinea. the palestinians announced that the zionist regime was conducting military exercises in the west bank. destroyed the agricultural fields and limited the harvesting of water for the purposes of agriculture and animal husbandry of the palestinians. the actions of the zionists against the residents of the west bank entered a new phase with the inauguration of netanyahu's cabinet . ahmad jalali took his sheep to the edge of the sea, but they returned thirsty, he was allowed to water. before, we used to use the nearby spring

and nests and reaches the shores of iceland and to scandinavia has been seen in australia and the solomon islands. so in search of a better life. they dispersed in both hemispheres, with the possible exception of antarctica. however, despite the fact that the osprey eagle is quite common - it is still a recluse for nesting, the bird most often chooses dense forests for this very reason , almost the entire population is concentrated in the northern part of our republic predators settle. always near vydёmym rich in fish by 90% - this is their diet. because of this addiction, the bird is often called a fishing or river eagle, but in great selectivity predators. were not noticed. the only condition is that the fish must be fresh, so every day the bird circles over the reservoir from a height of 40 m, looking out for prey. impressive spectacle magnificent spotting a tidbit of a feathered predator dives rapidly, plunges into the water in deadly claws, leaving no fish, not the slightest chance is struck by the power of the osprey, some of them are able to lift fish weighing up to 2 kg, which is

joining us now with the full report, editor-in-chief, investigative reporter john solomon is with us.his is a recently retired high-ranking fbi official, one of what we expect to be dozens of fbi agents and officials tha will be whistleblowers and thes investigations, correct? >> that is correct fraid this i a man who served and finished his career as a senior supervising intelligence agent, he has been serving his country for decades and he is doing it one more time in retirement he came forward and a transcribed interview and laid out what he witnessed in the boston bureau of the fbi. the boston bureau had to resist enormous pressure. because they wanted to open up case of 140 people without evidence of any crime. they did was either use their bank card somewhere in washington in the timeframe of january 6 or take a bus ride down to the washington, d.c. area and that timeframe. the fbi said that is not a reason to open up a case in the washington field office kept saying will go to your phosphat to the credit of the fbi they resisted and refused to open up these cases. >> i'm having

us john solomon is with us . this is a recently retired high ranking fbi official.ne ofe of what we expect to be dozens of fb fi agents and officials that will belowers whistleblowers in these investigations. correc aigations, correct? hat s >> that's correct. this is this is a man who served as a marine. he served in the he served at the national security agency and he finished his career as a senior supervising intelligence agent for the fbi. giorgisupervigence agento has bs country for decades and he's doing it one more time. in retirement. he came forward to jim jordan's committee this week, gaveinterv a transcribed interview and laid out what he witnessedie in the boston bureau. the fbi, the boston fbofi had to resist enormous pressure. and that same washington field office we've been talking foran months now because they wantedto to open up criminal cases on one hundred o forty peopleevn without evidence of any crime.ce all they did was either use their bank card somewhere in washington and the time frame j

>>> too little too late with goldman sachs's david solomon talking about the biggest job cuts in years. >>> and what investors are doing for the first time since 2016 that is turning heads on the street >>> later on, one for the record books. kansas city chiefs beat the philadelphia eagles to claim the second super bowl win in four years. it is all happening on monday, february 13th. this is "worldwide exchange. >>> good morning good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan before we get started on the official show, a quick shoutout to the kansas city chiefs and all your fans. you are 2023 super bowl champs a textbook second half and looked like a painful 26 yard scramble from patrick mahomes to keep his team in the game and gimpy ankle. it would be a touchdown and penalty that would decide the game final in arizona. chiefs 38 and eagles 35. if you stayed up and watched the whole thing and watching or listening live to "worldwide exchange" right now, we feel you because we did the same thing. it could be a long day stilling

solomon pena didn't speak. he entered a not guilty plea through his attorney.unty commissioners following his 2022 loss in new mexico. all four of those officials were democrats. last month a grand jury indicted him on 14 criminal charges which include three counts of criminal solicitation to commit shooting at a dwelling or occupied building, two counts of conspiracy to do the same thing, two counts of transportation or possession of a firearm and numerous other charges. while he pleaded not guilty, police say pena was fueled by election lies. he was a staunch supporter of former president trump. he believed that his own election in november had been stolen despite being defeated by nearly 50 points. prosecutors allege he concocted this plot. we are expecting him back in court in about 30 days according to the ago d.a. >> lucy, thank you. >>> we may soon learn more about alex murdaugh's finances. >> prosecutors say his money problems are the reason he killed his wife and son. the judge must decide if jurors can hear the details. andy kay is following the testi

the decision legal analyst aaron solomon disagrees with. >> i think the jury got this wrong. notion that we'll ever find a jury that is the peer of elon musk and understands the depth and scope of what happened here was unrealistic. >> reporter: solomon says investors and others take the tweet musk put out seriously, but prosecutors failed to make the case to the jury. in san francisco, gia vang, nbc bay area news. >>> the search was called off for the mountain lion that attacked a 5-year-old boy earlier this week. that boy's name, jack. he was hiking with his family in the hills above half moon bay when he walked ahead of his family and was attacked by a mountain lion cub. the boy was treated for numerous lacerations and a broken bone near his eye, but his family says he's in good spirits. crews with the california department of fish and wildlife have been trying to capture that mountain lion, but the agency says they have been denied access to private properties in the area to look for the animal. >>> new at 11:00, bart put up 350,000 bucks to get homeless out of stations a

we are 10 minutes away from david solomon addressing investors himself.d they looked at me and said -- there are a lot of questions looming again. a 100 page presentation on the progress made at least since 2020 since the first investment day held at goldman sachs. we haven't talked about the main business in the room, a global banking and trading. that's what they will start off with and tell you maybe they should be rewarded more for that business that has gained share over time. that's where they have been able to show the cost efficiencies at the end of the day. we will hear from the top leaders in that business as well. tom: the oddest thing to me of this opus is a get the spin at the top and i get -- give mr. solomon credit for the divisions doing well. as was discussed yesterday, they have a problem. how is stephanie going to fix the problem? sonali: it's interesting. whether you are stephanie cowan or mark who was running the asset and wealth business, the story about putting leaders up to a place where they can succeed. stephanie was a former ban

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there's more work that needs to be done by david solomon and the management team. want to see them shed those consumer-facing assets that's not who goldman sachs is. goldman sachs is the best in investment banking goldman sachs is the best in trading. and let's pull the lens back for one second if we could and understand both in the case of goldman sachs and morgan stanley, they've done remarkably well since where they were prepandemic. morgan stanley up 60%, goldman sachs up 450%. the rest of them, jpmorgan, citi, bank of america, they're flat prepandemic they've done a good job. this is a step in the right direction. more needs to get done >> i mentioned mayo. i want you to hear what mike mayo thought about investor day. he talked about the challenges they're facing. >> they did have a terrible fourth quarter they are likely to miss their targets this year and next i personally asked a lot of questions around that. but, you know, just like in sports, as in wall street, winning cures all. if they can get to their targets, then all this other stuff will just be noi

football player of his national team. random for venezuela, after all, he is the best scorer , namely solomonn, we hope that the career of kelsey will be much brighter in kiev, well, first of all , because he only connected with teremi, in principle, we understand that he is shakhtar himself, the team itself she played great, we understand that anatoliy trubin became the hero because it was the goalkeeper who won the penalty shootout, but here is the formal nominal winning goal in the asset. the match is here well, first we will see actually this is the chronology of events as shakhtar missed the main time then additionally and it seemed when everything was already bad everything and such a pass jurassic kick goal and now we see a series of penalties where really trubin three is it three misses players vremya and this is three times trupins saved truby showed himself as a real leader , despite the fact that again, we understand that truby is not only 21 years old, but he is not a year for a goalkeeper at all , goalkeepers start there at 30 eh well, that's how to demonstrate real football, tak

and now kevin halsey of venezuela is connected precisely with solomon ran dom de venezuela, after allon random , we hope that in kyiv, kelsey is much career will be brighter, well, first of all, because he connected only and in principle , we understand that shakhtar itself, the team itself played great, we understand that anatoly trubin became a hero because it was the goalkeeper who won the penalty shootout, but here is the formal nominal winning m it was kevin helsey who was active in the team. after his goal, shakhtar's victory and exit from the next round of the europa league was recorded. let's remember the lineup for this match. well, first, let's see the chronology of events. everything is bad, and such a pass, a jurassic goal, and now we see a series of penalties, where really trubin three times is three dmytro mahy players time and these three times, trubins saved the pipes, showed himself as a real leader, despite the fact that , again, we understand that the pipes are not only he is 21 years old, but even for a goalkeeper , this is not a year at all . goalkeepers start the

and again, you heard solomon say 18 to 24 months.iod. >> mean time, with inventories down 3, maybe we got -- do we wring out all the disinflation - >> perhaps that's what that signals. it's a good sign they're able to get their inventory down that was a big problem for their profitability. it's why they feel more confident in their profit forecast for next year the fact that they're seeing the consumer weakness is notable there's one -- everybody talking about how strong the january data is. there was one data point not to be a debbie downer i want to mention. people like cathie wood, people are talking about this it's the leading economic indicator. >> never call you a debbie downer. >> have the camera zoom in on you really tight and talk about -- >> give it to us. >> leading economic indicators are not good, that's the conference board puts it out and compiles credit conditions and hiring expectations and permits. all this stuff at the leading edge of what it's going to tell us ate the economy look what it's done. >> six straight m

you've got brian moynihan and david solomon weighing in. >>> the banks may be bullish, but buffet and others are taking a new bearish look at some of the key financial holdings we're whale watching. >>> and what did elon musk do on super bowl sunday to even the playing field? >>> and later the get out and travel trade going strong as an industry bellwether posted a better annual profit look, this is wednesday, february 15th, 2023. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. i'm contessa brewer in for brian sullivan this morning. let's kick things off after a mixed day for stongs that saw the dow lower and the s&p and nasdaq flatten out as you can see, futures are in the red. we've got the dow futures down 62 points. investorers are can'ting to digest the cpi report showing inflation growing at a higher than expected rate let's check the bond market near the 10-year holding steady you've got the 2-year note lower and the 10-year as well. in energy, oil is making another sharp move lower brent off by 1.2%. gnat gas is down 0.75. in crypto we're seeing bi

reports that david solomon regrets that he did not go earlier with the job cuts.ets, gains of .3% across the benchmark. francine: european stocks are posting modest gains. i feel like it is all about cpi tomorrow to give us a gauge of whether the fight inflation -- fight against inflation needs to get more vigorous. until then, we are mostly range-bound. tom: that cpi print will throw a spanner in the works of your valentines day plans, the expectation is 6.2% year on year for the month of january. that is it for the open, surveillance is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! woo! i want to hear you say it out loud. well, i could switch us to xfinity. those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that and the payche

solomon has also been dealing with satisfaction within the bank. haidi: let's get you to vonnie quinn. >> u.s. house committee has advanced several china related sanctions bills. they include plans to bar chinese officials from using u.s. financial institutions and also support for taiwan's membership in the imf. global atomic monitors say iran's stockpile of uranium has increased over the last three months. a report says that the finding was inconsistent with enrichment levels formally declared by iran. sydney property prices have risen but the rebound could be short-lived. data show prices climbed 3% in february driven by high-end sales. the property consultancy says expectations of further rate hikes and weakening economy could put a lid on further increases. india is bracing for sweltering whether -- weather. most parts of the country could experience heat waves through the end of may. it could further strain the power network. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn.

to me about goldman sachs, type in solomon -- david solomon is under pressure. investor days coming up. >> yes, big day, make or break. second ever investment day for goldman. we all know the bank was challenged they need to find ways to reassure investors, and also its own partners. get them in line with the ceo. and can restart growth. the wealth asset management business has growth potential. it will be important to reassure to reassure and regain confidence from investors. manus: manuel they are in hongag kong. let's see what comes of that investor day for goldman sachs. we will catch up with the president and chief operating officer of goldman's at 5:00 p.m. don't miss that conversation. dani, would you notice if you were $50 billion richer in the space of a month? i hope i would. i would certainly notice if i lost $200 billion, which elon musk was the first person to do. but redemption for mr. musk. manus: it takes the underlying stock, tesla is up 100%. it's ms. dea -- its nadir was january 6. nadir was january 6. he has now got 187 billion dollars, he ha

what is there for this israeli leonid the solomon city comes, he came on average once every 3 years to, according to them, he had a large amount of money with him approximately 10.000 euros. relatives were going to take loans from relatives. good news, the answer came, at our request, the identity was established monin ruvi markadyevich, seventy-fifth year, solovyov vitaly viktorovich, seventy-third year of birth. each of them had two terms of imprisonment , fraud, plus robbery worked. they worked in kiev, odessa, moscow, and now they have moved to us. i'm afraid they are far from us . why do you think that? well, we kept the information to the deceased, so they are not aware that the person understood. weak hopes, well, some kind of his former monday is now in crosses. fine. there seems to be normal. and i can hardly add it. do you smoke? no good for you boss okay, you know. wait. there is one thing. only you need real help. he says if i can really help. it all depends on you, what area are you from? i have a sister just in the central area. you have enough authority. what you can’t d

goldman sachs ceo david solomon is reported to have said he should have acted sooner to cut jobs.ld private meeting that layoffs would have been less drastic had he reacted when signs of a slowdown began to emerge in the second quarter of last year. goldman is slashing 6.5% of its headcount, one of its largest rounds of job reductions ever. bloomberg has learned that adani's conglomerate plans to hold off on new capital expenditure and have to their output. -- there cash output. this as a look -- group looks to rebuild investor confidence. and opec's top official urging countries to invest much more in oil to meet the world's future energy needs. the secretary-general of opec says climate policies need to be more balanced and fair and also policymakers need to look at the big picture. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you. coming up, we will bring you the latest on the latest unitary in an economic impact of the massive earthquakes that hit turki

here with the latest, john solomon, editor in chief of justthenews.com. doesn't sound re-assuring to people if that type of behavior is taking place at christopher wray's fbi. >> yeah, office gives a rosy asse assessment. it's not. agents driving drink and sleeping with the prisoners and sleeping with a confidential sorts. one agent left his m-4 carbide in the car when he went to starbucks and got stolen. he didn't get fired. most of the people that drove drunk didn't get fired. there's some really eyepopping things in this five-year snapshot of fbi serious misconduct. >> sean: the yes is, will christopher wray do his job and clean up the fbi. so far they have been resistant of cooperating with jim jordan and his investigation. >> yeah, listen, they gave me a statement tonight that said everything is just fine. a lot of americans expect more of the fbi than so many of these sort of cases. some of the former senior executives, kevin brock, one of the most respected leaders of the past, he thinks that they should use their profilers to profile the team that

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