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i'm spike! no, i'm spike! i'm spartacus.news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm angie george. there are plans to ban machetes and so—called "zombie style" knives to try to stop them being carried and used in violent crimes. the home office says a consultation will run for seven weeks. it's seeking to outlaw certain knives and to increase maximum penalties for selling and possessing them. the family of london schoolboy vishal mehrotra, whose body was found in woodland more than 40 years ago, has accused sussex police of failing to fully investigate his abduction and murder. it comes after producers of a new bbc podcast series traced and interviewed a paedophile living in sri lanka with possible links to the case. i did not kill this kid, whoever the hell he is. had you heard of this case, of vishal mehrotra? i promise i haven't. sussex police refute claims of inaction relating to james russell, who died late last year. the force say they're satisfied their enquiries were thorough and f

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spike just now. and the other is that inflation is a year—on—year comparison so whereas a few months ago we were comparing prices now with prices before the war in ukraine, so there was a big difference between them, when we move on we will be comparing prices a little later with prices after the big spike in oil after the invasion of ukraine and the difference between the two is smaller. that is the big reason why most economists think that we can still be confident inflation will subside.— inflation will subside. andy, very, many thanks- _ the sacked boss of the cbi has told the bbc that he's been made "the fall guy" for the crisis at the business lobbying group. tony danker said his reputation had been destroyed as the public had wrongly connected allegations of sexual harassment against him with separate accusations of serious misconduct at the organisation before hejoined. but the cbi president has said mr danker�*s account of events was "selective." let's get more from our business editor simon

and it's not just temperatures that have spiked across india. covert cases are rising as well. the country has registered more than 10000 daily cases in the past few days. it doesn't seem like much for a country of about 1400000000 people, but these case figures are nearly 8 month highs. still, the panic button isn't being pressed yet. in the us clinics and hospitals are crowded again. people are once more queuing up to see a doctor about hawks breathlessness and fever. this mall community clinic in delhi is seeing between 30 to 40 patients with core. we'd like symptoms every day. at present, the sample positivity rate in the city is hovering between 25 to 32 percent. scientists point to a sub bearden of the omicron cove at variant called x b b 1.16 as the cartridge behind the new speed of infections. layer bother us again . this is not a very severe variant yet, was that just not causing the kind of infection in which the patient may face respiratory distress. weiss who needs intensive care with oxygen support. this is, i would rather it's mostly mild to your mild her. despite

a lack of good sleep good _ wake up a spike. a lack of good sleep good disrupt _ wake up a spike.sleep good disrupt them and in turn lead to unnecessary information and a higher risk of disease.— of disease. it's like ageing, so ou of disease. it's like ageing, so you want _ of disease. it's like ageing, so you want to _ of disease. it's like ageing, so you want to do - of disease. it's like ageing, l so you want to do everything you can to decrease the inflation in your body. the pills and supplements and the cryo and all this stuff, they tout it does that, but show me the measurements outside of people saying i feel better. because by the way, placebo, people feel better and i'm not saying that is placebo because there is lots of interesting science in there.— there is lots of interesting science in there. whether pills or procedures _ science in there. whether pills or procedures are _ science in there. whether pills or procedures are proven - science in there. whether pills or procedures are proven or. or procedures are proven or not, there are a whole lot of people who are re

however those spikes still only make up for about 42% of pre pandemic levels. back in 2019.bart officials are hoping these two days build momentum heading into the summer. barrier weather nice warm up for today, seventies and some eighties. right now there's some fog is trying to regroup near the coastline. it could send temperatures down for one part of your weekend. we'll have the update coming up west coast rap is up first, though, why some beaches in southern california are temporarily closi ? skated fentanyl disguised as chewing gum. it happened at a middle school in the billing, um public school system. washington state patrol tested the product finding a false positive for fentanyl, the initially told our fox affiliate in seattle of the gummies were positive for fentanyl, but have since walked back on that statement. the building and police department is investigating the situation. and in san diego, the community of la hoya is considering splitting to become that san dis stretched too thin and that la hoya would be better off finding its own services. and association

but there will be a special ceremony to honour spike - flap.plenty of sunshine, but the clouds did build up for many of us, though we continued to see sunny spells here and there. now, tonight, with more cloud around generally, won't be quite as cold as it was the previous night. that cloud will tend to build up, particularly across england and wales, northern ireland, maybe the odd spot of light rain here. for scotland, cloudier towards the south, but clearer skies across the northern half, and it's here once again, it's going to be cold with a widespread, pretty sharp frost as well. temperatures perhaps lower than —5 celsius in a few spots, but around 2—7 degrees further south. so, wednesday means it's going to start off cool and rather cloudy for many of us, but with the best of the sunshine in the northern half of scotland, where it'll remain cold. the odd shower here and there, maybe the odd spot of drizzle with the thick cloud toward the southwest, but a rather benign day — temperatures again in the range of 7—11 celsius. then, as we move

with alpha and a spike with delta and as i alluded to, take a look at the sharp this of the spike in cases with omicron. as you look at where we are right now on the far right part of the slide, the number of cases, relatively speaking, is much lower. we are in a much better place. when you look at deaths, they tend to reflect obviously cases reflect hospitalizations, hospitalizations reflect death. about 91% of the isolates, it will not stay that way. it won't stay that way, it will evolve. the thing that worries us all and why we always have to keep looking over our shoulder is just shown in this other cartoon. it is nice the pandemic is behind us so we can all get together again and then out of nowhere might come a brand-new variant. do i think that will happen? we never make predictions, we have given up. i would think this would be a bit unlikely to have a completely different variant. it is certainly possible. the next part of expecting the unexpected is something again, that we used influenza as a model and this is not like influenza. if you look at asymptomatic and pre-sympto

spiking interest rates. coupled with the social media where you can have a twitter-induced run on a bank. they were not prepared for that. hopefully, it won't spread to other regional banks. hopefully enough time elapsed where other banks have had similar models have had time to recalibrate. anna: you don't think there needs to be legislation? mr. fitzpatrick: i don't. mr. gottheimer: the one thing i would say to that. when it comes to insurance and what the size of the account right now, i think we should consider lifting that number up from 250. it's too low. i don't believe at a certain level depositors should have to pay for -- should be factored in, they have to pay for more insurance just like anybody else. you get a bigger house, you pay a higher rate. i think we should have a similar model and let the market drive that process. if you have $10 million in an account, you should pay more insurance that someone has $100,000. the minimum we are going to have to ledge stimulate a hire number. brian brings

what are you doing about the crime spikes across the country? i mean, the list is long, mark.ve his book of everyone's face and whether they are xed out or circled and he knows who to accept softball questions from. from the dem's perspective if it ain't broke, don't fix it. they will continue to do that until it stops works. with regards to kgp, one of the most irritating things this i've noticed over the course of the last several months is her little tit for tat antics. the reporter probably said something along these lines, it's unprecedented for a president not to answer questions from the press and she goes, well, actually it's unprecedented for him to accept so many shouted questions, it's something 7-year-olds do when they are arguing on the playground. it's not something that adults do in the white house. maria: that's exactly right. we are on it next with the harris poll chairman mark pen, of-ed, last week was spot on. we will get into it. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, another democrat lawmaker leaving the democrat party, cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: louisian

depression, anxiety art all-time spiking highs in our youth. it's leading to a whole list of problems triggered by social media exacerbated by social media. and, if you look at the lack of resources, the lack of practitioners nowhere is that were prevalent bennett mental health and substance abuse disorder. pandemic really spike this for the first phase was physical health. phase two is would be the mental health problems that are exacerbated and emanated and manifested from it. it also substance abuse disorder. we were trending in the right direction prior to march of 2020. and all of the ingredients for relapse occurred. joblessness, economic distress, isolation, lack of availability for outside resources come outside counseling where everything was shut down. and everything so to move in the opposite direction. co- led the mental health and in addition task force. we've entire legislative agenda that we hope to get through but we've got 17 of about 30 bills so far. >> another challenge is something we hear a lot about, child care. the child

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but we do see another heat spike coming our way towards the end of the week. and oddly enough, they have a winter weather advisory because of this frontal boundary dropping south. going to bring us a little token shower. but that's really about it. here's the golden gate bridge for you here. not even that much the way of glaze because we do see some fog going on, at least in parts of the bay. what we're watching is upstream, this frontal boundary, most of the action is going remain up to the northwest. so that's where the real stormy stuff will be in the northwest. seattle, portland, but down to the south will get like the delayed effects of the front traversing across driving. some winds cloud cover. and yes, those cooler temperatures i mentioned is also going help. tahoe pickup will little dusting going on, although they are talking about a winter weather advisory with all this. 45 santa rosa, 50 for napa. east bay is looking at some lower 50's right now. 52, meanwhile, 4 san jose, quite a bit of cloud cover. we're going to see, though, for highs. don't expe

by fire near the village, a double murder was thrown along the road spikes and when?r stopped. and we're a drive-by driver truck, according to the main version of the investigation , committed cities. i am resting, so yes, the group is hungry there, if without money, but we are resting. yes, lepyoshkina, get out of here, don’t block the panorama, so go, first of all, don’t go, i’ll ask you not to poke me. and secondly, when they give me my salary, yes, you will receive it on your salary. get out of here already. well , why are you coming in, or something, and i'm all the lads in the city. i don't know such a word. i'd say i 'll tear it to pieces. go sleep dear. you totally shut up. look, i don't even have a contract with you. if i want, i will i won't pay anything at all. and you will get excited. i'll report you to the police. got the steering wheel? come on from here. hear you, don't scare me with garbage, i'm a prison at home for me twice, dear, she understands me. the best money is very unusual and very interesting. it is present here. new season what did you tell

what we know about the victim and how police and the community are responding to the spike in violence. >>> who is this man as seen in this video using bear spray on homeless people in san francisco? is it a former san francisco fire commissioner? the debate heating up across the city. the news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. >>> the big chill, now the big melt. the record snowpack is poised to be very problematic. the threat of flooding will close most of yosemite valley on friday through at least next wednesday. nbc bay area's ian cull explains what areas of yosemite park are most at risk of flood sglrg it's a beautiful spring day in the yosemite valley. you won't be able to visit this weekend. rising temps are melting mountain snow and flooding is forecasted. it prompted a rare closure for much of the majestic valley through the beginning of next week, and it may be shut down longer depending on how fast that snow melts and flows into the merced river. >> we're expecting above-normal temperatures all weekend, approaching records on saturday. >> repo

glass india register as a spike in covey cases to but doctors are assured a new variant isn't as deadly as previous ones. also coming up schoolkids in an indonesian province are forced into school and the prep of dawn, it's a crack down for discipline. but parents and teachers fear it might crack students instead. and young women in boxes on learning to ride motor bikes. they want greater freedom to decide where they go and win without a man in the driver's seat. ah, i better manage you welcome to d, w. news asia. glad you could join us. india is experiencing unusually high temperatures for this time of the year. it's already recorded, it's hottest february in a 122 years where that officials are now wanting of an increase possibility of heat waves across the country up until may more than quenching your thirst. staying hydrated right now in india could be a matter of life and death. as they time temperatures climb up to 41 degrees celsius. heat stroke can be fatal. even though summer has just started, millions and india are already battling the heat. authorities advising people to take

and they really showed this trend bed in the last 3rd of the month, the number of these killing spiked and the last 3 days of the month were indeed the most deadliest. do we know why the whistle blowers decided to speak out? now? i mean of is obviously reasons i, i can't share how we contacted them and i can't share any personal information about them. what i can say is that they both have served as rob commanders in several units recently. and why did they talk to us? i, i think one of the reasons is guilt, but the 2nd they both made it very clear. they wanted to stop. they wanted that, rob can't commit any more. this crave human rights violations. and one a whistleblower said it's, it's like bangladesh shouldn't have such a force doing these are horrible things that he said, even if he would be sanctions he would pay that prize if yeah, in the end, rub is, is, is stopped to do or commit all these human rights violations, the rob, the rapid action battalion. um, it was long funded. we have to say and trained by the u. s. government and other governments. were they aware of these alleg

earlier i was joined by a from budapest by just and spike. he's the hungry, corresponded for the associated press. i asked him what the pope and hungry is prime minister disgust in their meeting. we don't know exactly what the, what the 2 leaders talked about. what we do know are the things that francis mentioned in a speech that he just gave a couple of minutes ago. after his meeting with the political leaders, he talked about the rise of nationalism in europe and how europe had been regressing toward a sort of adolescent belligerence as he put it, an obvious reference to the war and ukraine. and he urged european leaders to pursue policies that are attentive, but more to the poor, more to the individuals of the future, and not merely to power profit and present prospects. so in his speech, he did make references to some of the points of contention that he has with what bands government concerning the war and also concerning treatment of minorities and treatment, refugees and migrants. so you mentioned some points of contention there between

. >>> now to the top story we mentioned oil prices are spiking after saudi arabia gives a surprising production cut and several members removing more than 1 million barrels a day from the market starting today to the end of the year the group agreed to this back in october. saudi arabia cuts 500,000 barrels per day. followed by iraq and uae and kuwait the saudis say this is a precautionary measure aimed at stability in the arket russia, an opec plus member, will cut throughout the end of the year let's get more insight with rebecca babin. great to have you here this morning. >> thank you forego having me >> we have seen this recently. right now, oil prices are up 5% for wti and brent. what is the big difference this time around? >> the big difference with the cuts is these are real cuts. in the past, opec plus has cut quotas, even for countries underproducing the current quota. they were paper uts. these are real cuts. cuts to producers who are producing at or above quotas already. this is a bigger um impact to t market saudi arabia is taking a large percentage with 500,000 barrels o

but there will be a special ceremony to honour spike.6th, the same day as the coronation. you're live with bbc news. to new york now, where russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, has has been chairing a un security council meeting. russia holds the rotating presidency of the council all this month, something that has angered members but been impossible to change. in his speech, lavrov said tension with the west was possibly higher than during the cold war and blamed the us and its allies for a breakdown in multilateralism. have a listen. translation: washington and its allies are refusing l diplomacy and pressing to resolve disputes on the battlefield. it's all happening within the un, which was created to prevent the horrors of war. the voices of responsible forces are being drowned out by those trying to undermine the principles of inter—state communication. the un secretary—general antonio guterres responded criticising russia for its war of agression and warned that tensions between superpowers were at a historic high. here he is.

yeah, a spike there. up 7% just in the last week.e impacts of a refinery fire there, the refinery still out and refinery is one of the reasons for the spike. in addition, of course to the opec news. maintenance this time of year, we're switching over to blends, the summer blends. they cost more to make. where is it worse in the u.s.? the usual suspects, california and what w hawaii, headed towara dollars a gallon for the illinois is the sixth highest gas prices in the nation, approaching $4. not a whole lot of bullets left to the administration to do much about this. the sthe -- spr reserve a thirs from what it was this time last year. not much more they they could do. there's always drilling and exploration. that doesn't seem to be on the agenda. maria. maria: all right, jeff, thanks very much. it's going to be an expensive weekend. jeff flock. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. maria: and it is time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your monday, joining me right now is former gartman letter e

. >> let's talk oil prices we saw a bit of a spike in oil prices after opec production cuts spiked $10 a barrel from where we are right now it settled back to where we were before the spike how does it impact the two companies? >> there were fears on recession forces which drives lower demand and prices we are coming from a strong commodity price environment in 2022 energy performed well last year and exxon and chevron participated in that this is a moderate environment that will weigh on earnings for this year. >> that spike does impact refinery business and margins. which one of the companies is more exposed to that >> so, exxon is the largest refiner among the global companies. over 4 million barrels a day two times the amount of chevron. that is the reason we upgraded the stock last year. q1 report which we will see in an hour should be strong as well as you look at the second quarter and beyond, it will moderate close to mid cycle levels. >> since the start of the ukraine war, natural gas was supposed to be a big story we have seen a warmer than expected winter here in the u.s. an

spike.g lived in california for majority of my life, is these power companies are cartels, there is no competition because you know, if you don't like your power company, you can't go another one. >> right, let's start, call this what it is now a tax. you are no longer paying for the k kilowatt usage this is based on your income now another tax. as we know california did not already have a problem with people leaving the state for being punished for being high income earnings this will help on that. you mentioned. you know here we have progressives in california and ayes the planet, saying we need to reduce energy usage, they will do that with a use all the power you want unlimited energy planting, you pay buffet prices based on your income, use what you want this is not a serious proposal for dealing with income inequality or not with energy use or environment. if they were really serious they would talk about freeing up the utilities and letting market to doing it thing. by not cartelizing

is being renamed spike. his original name in japanese translates to a racial slur in english.985 game wrecking crew. and et director steven speilberg blasts the idea of old films after making that mistake himself. listen. >> the federal agents were approaching a bunch of kids with their firearms exposed and i thought i would change the guns into walkie-talkies. i should never have messed with the archive of my old work. no film should be revised on the lenses we now are voluntarily or being forced to peer through. >> speilberg do this are committing a form of censorship. >> brian: keep that in mind, too with all the other movies out there that they have colorized. snapchat under fire a flood of negative reviews over the tech giant's new premium called my ai. using technology from open ai now notorious chat gbt. soon be available to all users. here with what that means kurt the cyberguy. so you can use somebody else's technology, put it on your platform. what's different? why would you go to snapchat if you could use the original. >> not necessarily about that -- good morning,

the pursuit continues to a separate county, and on the ground goes down those spikes.nd was arrested. in a second video, if you look closely on the right side of the screen, in dark clothing almost systematically. texas dps tells us some illegal immigrants were arrested. and and whether the chase was on foot. and they arrest people with criminal records. back to you. ashley: you are right. we see videos day in and day out. the general land office. they patrol several acres of islands. to avoid capture. doctor don buckingham, and she joins us, thank you for joining us. and -- >> happy good friday. i hope everyone has a blessed easter. we are talking about two islands, 45 acres. what a lot of people don't realize when you see the footage of the island you realize there's a thick cane that grows, invasive species and the type of plant, the density that you could be 5 feet from me and an infrared scope couldn't pick you up. it's a staging place where people hide all the time. eagle pass is one of the main thoroughfares. where we see illegal immigration happening. with comp

the train every day in the month of march, however, those spikes still only make up. about 42% of pre pandemic levels dating back to 2019 the last couple of weeks prior to this summer, i did get a seat all the time. is that is that how it's like? back in 2019. i was a little more 2019 i rarely got to see either coming or going riders means fewer dollars in revenue. a big deal considering fares and fees make up about 75% of the agency's budget. parts director tells me she hopes people who ride for the first time in a long time noticed significant changes enough to convince you to make it a habit. we have more, uh, presence of our staff, including police officers and unarmed ambassadors in crisis intervention specialists focused on safety. we have more folks cleaning the trains and the stations, so we just want to make it a positive writer experience so that folks know they can independent on part again in the future. part, officials say they hope these two days build momentum heading into the summer months, so we're hoping that these past two days are a trend that will

that's a spike.idis is with us and he's the ceo of united refining and are gas prices going higher than this? >> that's a world war going on right now. about a month ago of two, three weeks ago and i said it was going down to $65. it went down to $65 when president biden opened up alaska with senator sullivan was l. and we were well on our way and i said in two, three, four months the price of food goes down. forget about it. it's over. yeah, the russians and the saudis, the partners decided they want $85 oil and they want $100 oil and what's going on? there's a world war going on between what's the price of oil. russia, saudi arabia wants $85-$100. we want $55, $65. but we're not turning on the spigots fast enough to get $65. stuart: we can't. >> we have the ability, stuart. stuart: if biden said tomorrow morning, drill baby, drill. stuart: $55 and inflation goes away. i said to you about food prices going down, forget about it. not going to happen because what food company when he sees the price of

i think actually bouncing along the bottom, but i think we'll see a spike up >> dan >> yeah, tesla wasrobably a seller in any rally tomorrow or in the near future >> congratulations, buddy. good to have you back. >> very nice >> thank you i'm a buyer of my son. >> that's good >> you have no idea. >> very long very >> yeah, but i'm having a hard time buying into ibm i get the quarter and i get the div yield, but i'm not a buyer >> thank you for watching "fast money. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now ♪ >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people mak

car burglaries dropped, raj, 12% in the bayview last year, but they spiked nearly 40% just six miles away near the sunset district. so during the exact same time period, you have some areas that are experiencing less crime while others, they're neighbors less than six miles away, are seeing a spike in crime. the same numbers are telling very different stories in the same city. >> you might have seen this. district attorney brooke jenkins was on this program. among our many questions, do we need a different approach? >> i think we have taken a different approach since i took over. i mean, i walked away from this office a little over a year ago because of the fact that i felt it was headed in the wrong direction, that we weren't making the necessary decisions that we needed to for public safety. and now we are making the proper decisions. but we are not going to correct a problem overnight that took years to cause. so i think, you know, as i've asked the public for, is patience to get to the place we need to. but we are working around the clock to make sure that we are making san franc

oil is hovering around $80 a barrel and there's a gas spike especially in the midwest.ow the markets to it. you can't put it much more bluntly than this, an op ed of the new york sometimes of all places and the trump indictment is a legal embarrassment. the writer wrote "the case is baseless on the matter". to a have weak and tirelessly case dominate our political culture is indeed a national embarrassment. the judiciary is just like the third world. this is what the rest of the world sees and america, which claims to be the safeguard of legal neutrality, mired in the dubious prosecution of former president hawaii else do they see? an aging president that stumbles so frequently it's almost the norm and laughs off politicized legal system. a vice president that giggles her way through interviews. foreigners look through 80-year-old joe biden and pray we don't get harris. from there on out, we've been branded as weak since afghanistan. that's the way we're viewed in russia and china and no wonder they challenge us at every turn and when folks from overseas visit america,

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but working people could get hurt as a results with the spiking interest rates, taking stock market and a slower economy. the president of the democratic leadership are exactly right on this but we should pass the debt ceiling increase which we have dozens of times in recent years under both republican and democratic presidents. and then we can have the budget and i look forward to that debate. because going to ask your previous to raise general treasury when you think of this idea generally we have less spending by government? >> pulist of the republicans serious of less spending by government it would support the democratic plan to allow expanded negotiations between the federal government and the pharmaceutical n company. president biden's budget he put forward a few weeks ago reduces the deficit by $900 billion over 10 years excuse me $900 million over 10 years just by expanded negotiations with the drug companies for medicare and medicaid. in contrast the republicans are not only saying they'rere goingo oppose that savings, they are also going to try to rollback the inflation reduc

and spike cohen. it is interesting, chris.ms like the former president really doesn't a fight, he wants a spectacle. so, democrats playing into that are they playing into his hands? >> a little bit. alvin bragg, i have been trying to find what his motive is. i just don't think he is that smart. he is over played his hand. because right now, a lot of news outlets here, a lot of political people have have an unspoken promise to not talk about donald trump, here they are putting him in the and of his own circus, he will be center of attention, that will infuriate his supporters and really support, around him. there is no need to chant or print t-shirts that is for people without power, a lot of democrats have that power, they can just do it like we're seeing. kennedy: jessica, are you happy or relieved that the grand jury voted to indict? or do you wish they would have wait the for some of the other cases down the road that might have more legal ground? >> all of us can agree we don't know what is in the indictment. allen bra bra

this spike here close to me, more like cleopatra's needle and less like a mountain, is the spike we haveif inflation does come down in the coming months, it will be down to that, falling raw materials prices, and not any government plan. today's higher than expected inflation rate will embolden those on the bank of england monetary policy committee who want to raise interest rates for the 12th time in a row to head off inflation. others, though, think interest rate rises have already gone too far. the sacked boss of the cbi has been told he's been made the... —— "the fall guy" for the crisis engulfing the business lobbying group. tony danker apologised to anyone at the organisation that he had upset or made uncomfortable, but said his reputation has been destroyed as the public have wrongly connected allegations against him of sexual harassment with separate charges of serious misconduct that occurred before he joined the cbi. he has been talking to our business editor simonjack well, love, simon, iwant to apologise to anybody at the cbi that i upset, that i made him comfortable. that's

opec members announced a surprise cut in oil production today sending the price of oil spiking crudemore than 6% to about $85 a barrel on this news. saudi arabia says he's going to cut production by a half million barrels a day starting next month. combine that with cuts by other producers. and it's going to be more than a million barrels a day that gets cut. usually producers. wait to see how the demand is for gas before making such moves. but the surprise cut is an indication they prefer to act rather than wait. >> still ahead, after weeks of silence, a surprising update on andrew wiggins when he could make his return to the could make his return to the team. ♪oh♪ ♪then you take me by the hand♪ ♪i feel better again♪ ♪oh i feel better now♪ still living with odors? get back in there and freshen instantly with new febreze air mist. febreze's new, finer mist floats longer in the air to fight even your toughest odors. so long stinky smells and hello amazing freshness. discover the new febreze scents today! >> some good news for dub nation, at least we think because before today there we

that's like do you kick spike lee out of a knicks game? even if he were going to go see the pacers, if he was spike lee rooting for the knicks at a pacers game. do you kick jack nicholson out? although they may not be at their home team and home court, you understand what they represent for that organization and that franchise. i mean we just got back from going to the white house with the warriors organization. you look at who e-40 is and what earl represents to not only our culture but to our region and to this world, and you do that to him. i just -- i felt i had a lot of empathy for the big fella because i know how he is, and i know how much of a great person that he is, you know. he attends those games with his wife and his family, and he's never a heckler. he doesn't bother anyone. he stops and takes every picture. he signs all of the autographs. so to see him ostracized for being a fan, it's humiliating, man. i feel like this should be the warriors' rally cry for us to look for another reason, if we needed one, to rally. we're going

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so within china, there was not that food inflationary spike other countries saw.ond thing is a diversity of suppliers. a lot of countries might just trade with a handful of countries and if you have more options of where you import, if you have more goods imported from a variety of countries, that gives you flexibility as well in case one of your suppliers decides to do an export ban. you have other options as a backup as well. yvonne: you are based in shanghai. i want to ask you about the implications of hog prices coming down, what it means for soybeans and the like. darin: hog prices have been very volatile, and in the second half of 2022, they felt half, so most of the energy -- industry is in a state of heavy loss but the industry is also more centralized in terms of large companies that have capital and still want to expand. this is bearish for soybean prices. we have seen prices in brazil go down dramatically as it had its biggest crop in history, as well as the biggest demand market, chinese hogs, is at low prices. yvonne: thanks for joining us. darin frie

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i think an oil price spike is inevitable at this point.ia: do you think the price goes higher and would you buy the stocks for a third year in a row. >> let me put it this way. the headline that you have exxon going and talking to pioneer in the permian basin, the leader in the permian basin, you've seen others climb higher. that tells you they believe oil prices are climbing higher, not lower. that's the market talk. maria: quincy, thanks very much. good to see you. >> thank you. maria: we are just getting started this morning. coming up,' president biden's massive inflation reduction act proving to be a cash wind fall for green energy companies. michael burgess is here to react. and then hunter biden brought his business into the obama, biden white house a shocking number of times. it's making a buzz this morning. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ sfx: [alarm] every day you get to choose. do i want more? can i grow stronger? can i get better? bodyarmor lyte. more than a sports drink. >> tech: wh

a spike in mid-march and since then, we have gone lower. we obviously have not quite normalized just yet. we will wait to see what the banks say, the big banks, really how everything that has happened affects how they now view their funding. haidi: yeah, so much to look out for. even as we think of friday's bank earnings, looking at everything that happened in the rearview mirror, but i like to glean, particularly when you look at the deposit situation. let's look at some of the first word headlines this hour. the fbi has arrested a 21-year-old international guardsmen for the leak of classified documents, which have details on the war in ukraine. attorney general merrick garland said jack teixeira will be charged with the unauthorized removal, transition, and transmission of national defense information. "the new york times" has reported that he was the leader of a gaming chat room where the documents first appeared the strongest cyclone to hit western australia in more than decade has made landfall and is having a major impact on economic

i look at volatility indexes, the spikes, the vix, those things suppressed, getting hammered downwards don't think this contagion spreads outside of this one spot could other regionals suffer some situations? sure is the kre priced right? probably, to carter's point, where there's so much back and forth action, things have been repriced already i think when you're looking at bigger banks, you know, you mentioned citigroup, jp morgan, bank of america, those guys are all in great shape i would lean towards the big bapgs, big balance sheet is going to be in for the next few months, whether you're talking about banks or other areas of the market, and certainly those names are going to suck it up, and implied volatility, is indicated, it's not there for those names and move those prices higher on those kind of names and be an investor. >> we didn't prepare a trade or segment, this is basically a developing story but if forced to put a trade on kre and options trade for the next six months would you bet that it would be higher, lower, or range bound >> so, i think in the -- over the course o