you essentially had two sectors within the consumer staples.hey out performed the staples and the food and beverage out performed in 2024. coca-cola is our top pick because it trades 21 times or three to four terms discount to the average of the is staple sector. it is a name that offers some of the most compelling fundamentals in the group. they are growing organic top line about 6% on the long-term basis. they are growing volumes and growing price. >> let me ask you a question. coke shares are up fractionally in the pre-market. i want to call something on your note is the wild card. the pick of rfk for hhs. how big much a risk is this for investors they would have to reformulate drinks and other products? >> absolutely. this is a concern since the election and trump's nomination of robert f. kennedy jr. that would impact the entire industry. the main concern from the beverage side would be around high fructose corn syrup and dyes in the products. coca-cola in my mind is less exposed. number one, u.s. is 30% of the global sales. they manufactu

the staples categories or sector, i should say.uggesting that investors put a little bit more new money to work on the beverage stocks. there's a lot of headwinds that those businesses are facing whether it's gop-1 concerns, but when i look at valuation, they do screen much more attractive than the broader hpc category and i would argue those categories are healthier. and i'm seeing stronger, you know, end market can't. so i would highlight some of the beverage stocks. our top picks right now, it's really monster now. so i'm very much leaning into phillip morris, which is nicotine delivering very strong growth. scarlet: thank you so much, bonnie. goldman-sachs senior consumer analyst. p&g shares rising 2.6% on higher volume rather than price hikes. but with do see other companies signaling price increases in that space. coming up, the world economic forum currently underway in davos, switzerland, and among those in attendance is the president of ukraine. our exclusive interview with him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ why do couples cho

staples were not. staples did quite well. these are technology companies. they're cyclical. and they're also going to follow the global cycle. and if the global cycle slows, that's just something, you know, i think investors should pay attention to not saying that it will. right. >> but huawei's assistant celia, what does that. >> make you think about it? >> celia. >> celia. celia. well, cecilia. >> you're breaking my heart. >> you're breaking my heart. and for people. >> that are watching right now, a little heartbroken, but not all that much. that's a that's a paul simon song. >> was it simon and graph or did. >> paul do it by himself? >> let's let. >> art back away, please. do you have anything else to add? >> i have a lot to add. >> so the free cash flow thing, i mean, i wonder if it comes up and it's evaluated. i mean, tim says it's a valuation story. what are you willing to pay? and again, services gives them a premium valuation. but it's funny and we've said this a hundred times when this was a growth company a decade or so ago, it was trading with a 12 or 13 multiple

(music) >> jarrett: coffee and beignets have been a new orleans staple for hundreds of years. (paper sacks rustling) (music) >> jarrett: today we're going hands on at the legendary home of both, cafe du monde. (music) >> justine: gotta look the part. >> jarrett: justine, it's time to go to work. >> justine: are you hungry? >> jarrett: for beignets, always. >> justine: always, let's go. (music) >> justine: we're here with beau, the beignet boss, the manager here- and he's going to teach us how to make these delicious treats that are so new orleans. >> beau: alright, y'all ready to get started? >> jarrett: let's get started. >> beau: all right, first, a bunch of flour. don't want that sticky dough on you. >> justine: is this like a special mixture? can you reveal what is actually in it? >> beau: so, the dough, i cannot, i'm sorry to say. >> jarrett: oh, it's a secret, beau. >> beau: that's right. >> jarrett: secret. >> beau: all right, so we just scooped up the dough. >> jarrett: pat it down. >> beau: pat it down, get it nice and flat. and we can go ahead and hit this button, se

going to be give a to see them then staples of you see limited. and so we have a golf, but i thought that extended illegal to think about it and i'll explain via them. that'd be good to all men. let's go to some well substitute. well, so it gets good. and then the 2 box. yeah. the, [000:00:00;00] the, if you think about russia, what is your mind to picture the landscape open up before your eyes? the last one does. you imagine the, the discount starts the journey, the you ready to come along the, the proximate league. 800 slaves came to camp's ocean and quarter era. initially, the total of $642.00 serves, died in these camps. the boating camp was outside the settlement of rogan. and here the slaves were to build a road section between button rogan total of $285.00 prisoners and the largest con, forcing the advice to grow. so many of the miners to from uh, to do the leak uh, cost. all these areas were sent to in the company base to uh, they even made a grid to the prisoners, to consisting of the units. and they tried to train them as a soldier. so,

what vendors from the city staple are saying about its new home? and coming up on california live happily happy national pi day. celebrity chef shares a recipe for a special apple pie. the steps, the steps to baking it are said to be easy as pie. a lot easier than saying it all. it's all coming up on california live at 1130 this morning. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. these hands cook for 30 people, 3 meals a day. i can't stop when i have dry hands. i trust o'keeffe's. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's for healthy feet. are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why?

consumer staples, spdr fund, xlp. >> right.ur kind of boring consumer staple names. and then in an environment where people are nervous and you want broad exposure, payplaying the xlp is certainly a great way to play it. you get exposure across the board, you're getting great exposure across great names and it adds stability and balance to the portfolio. stuart: i just want my stocks to set the world on fire. >> okay. every one of them can't set the world on fire, it's good to have some stability. stuart: i missed nvidia too. [laughter] thank you, kenny. >>> coming up, the house oversight committee investigating sanctuary cities. jim jordan will tell us if it's possible to end their sanctuary status. could be. >>> union membership in america fell to a record low last year, we have the full story. >>> and the white house says trump's plans for tariffs on mexico and canada are still on the books for saturday. >> he expects every nation around this world to cooperate with the repatriation of their citizens. february 1 1 is still o

. >> yeah, i think consumer staples is an area we are significantly underway, the only consumer stapleot out of pepsi and coke. i think that is an important place do not just buy an index, because i think going to continue to underperform. super high dividend yield is probably going to continue to underperform. we like growth. growth earnings are 16%, expected next year, versus 9.3 for value. i think, if we are in an environment where the economy is slowing, as it did in the fourth quarter and then re- accelerating, you want the names to drive the re- acceleration in the growth. still industrials, technology still and, for a while, we thank. we think you want to stay away from healthcare and consumer staples. those are not areas wherwe are overweight. >> that is it. that is the world in a nutshell. nancy, really appreciate it. thank you, as always. nancy tengler, thank you. >>> coming up, bitcoin is rolling ahead of donald trump 's inauguration. what it means for the industry and for the analyst who expects prices to nearly double by year end. that is next. ♪ ♪ (vo) with fargo, your vi

how. >> yes i like the stuff for and was talking about at procter & gamble and the staples and drugsnd stories do not be buying the tech names on a dip. if it's a real selloff it's not going to be down 5 - 10% is going to be gone far more and a lot of people think this entire thing is about to blow over and going back 50 - 80 times evaluation is a good thing it makes no sense on a two hour dip it may not prove a long-lasting but it's entirely possible it's early stages of a real correction, so far this is child's play. >> we always enjoy your analysis in it was timely today, thank you for jumping on the show, change the subject and ice has targeted raids in chicago do we know how many arrests so far? it. >> tom homan did not give me the precise number but he said multiple national security threats were taken off the streets of chicago yesterday. he tells me that includes a convicted murderer, aggravated sex offenders, members of the tda gang and a few collateral arrests he prays the sweeping multi agency immigration operation fbi, apa, ice, u.s. marshals all involved also on the grou

the principal is uh no, none of the deluxe staples. so feel free. and we will be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provides collective security guarantees. so, no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me that 3 basis, no mean a 30 minute 3 exercises on the granules. so it will be as participation of 4 in foreign troops and people here in boston all across russia. whole, that's 2025, will find that they bring them victory and peace, vermont. call for of archie. and that's group public not former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott richard returns to archie next as he offers his view and whether makes those actions and piece in ukraine are compatible in any way. that's right. ahead in an early 2025 edition. of course the .

and in order to be able to provide the conditions for that to be a majority that can create that staple government. so he said he had discussions with k cool in that time for him to start that off by having conversations, discussions with the conservative peoples policy policy that previously had said it would not go into discussions with the far right freedom policies and had refused to do so off to the elections in september, instead choosing to go into discussions with the social democrats. that, of course, collapse as the president himself had referred to. now the, the responsibility now lies with the freedom policy in order to be able to see if we can find a way through with the people's party itself. and other people's policy have now dropped their opposition to having those conversations to them. so that would be willing to try and find some kind of dialogue in order to be able to form some kind of stable majority in which they can govern about this monday. all through really has come one step closer to having a government led by a fall right? policy towed in 40 rank refugees. ma

we want to barbell that versus staples, right? staples unloved, underappreciated. that's going to get your portfolio balance. that's going to help out the portfolio. so, you really want to barbell something defensive with something you like. something a little bit more cyclical. >> karen? >> so, when you're talking about investors being more levered, are you saying they themselves are more levered or looking at things that are more leveled, which mag seven is not? >> so, what i think is, they're going to put on more portfolio leverage. the other thing we're going to see is more m&a activity, which will bring leverage into the system. when you look at credit spreads being this tight, we could issue 200 million -- i'm exaggerating, but you could issue a lot of paper, right? and so, more leverage is going to come into the marketplace that way, as well. so, you're seeing on a portfolio level, on a corporate level, and i think you're going to see a lot more risk seeking as the year goes on. >> to guy's point a moment ago, interest rates moving up, he thinks they're goin

problem is also with us, and that's why if it's a being made around the world finally attain the staple piece of literature. and we need to see a guarantees that this will never happen again, or to look at that will never again be will. and ukraine for the not in the book. that was great. it's a year named that's echoed across the city of the country. as the sirens are glaring again. the longest seats of other i didn't have keith lasted for 36 hours. it's almost unbearable unless it's countered by something beautiful like culture. you just love us, mother. i'm funny, none of you have hska as a prima rena apart keeps largest theater despite daily attacks on the city. she's not stop dancing since the war began. yet we will see him with see a wave. if all the artists were to leave the country, which is a real possibility, because we could all find work in europe. what if we all left think who would be here to boost the morale and the people and do they, if the thing who would bring some joy to their lives, should i see it as my duty and many other artists to have stayed in hard keeps think

. >> protects staple frelz experience inflation where a lot of people spending goes housing consumer staples, ways on your radar. >> there are so many executive orders i think trump will probable develop tunnel syndrome one stuck out to me the decoration of energy emergency, because for so long, our energy production has been hampered by green new deem initiatives of biden administration i think from's mandate part to deliver lower energy prices for american people, with biden's object sex with not only, electric vehicles windmills, just the not allowing offshore drilling, he -- denied the will of the people, trump is trying to tap into liquid gold under our feet. cheryl: what americans want asked for you know what going to get it because they voted. >> president trump terminated nearly 80 executive order actions signed under the biden administration, keeping diplomacy, limit that deal you you talked about revise key american industries. >> my actions today we will end the green new deal and we will revoke the electric vehicle mandate, [cheers and applause] >> saving our auto industr

do more of the day produced around global us is coming up next and looking at elegy, super food, staple and delicacy in some parts of the world, primarily to ruin. thanks for joining us. the, the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed if the carriers by the time is helping subscribe to those channels, we've got new videos every friday. subscribe to plan. it's a can you see is what old cars tires have to do with you production. here's a hands on.

this market is known for it to meet selection and quality, but what was once a staple in russian cooking is now a luxury. the money bought at the same time, the res, note enough own production capacity into ports. so in the situation, inflation the, our thoughts and prayers are with you all and would like to really give a shout out to the of the 1st responders, firefighters, everybody that's putting themselves in harm's way to get things right. and you guys are our heroes, and we're thinking of you as we speak. it's a different story. so the l. a rems though big game is at home at the start by stadium, which they share with the charges. the nfl site will be moved to arizona. if necessary, they would stokes out a 0 just moreno could be about to make a return to the premier league. that's if the book make is all to be believed alongside david moines, he's one of the favorites to be named davidson's new manager of the showing dice was dismissed from the position earlier on thursday. the renews. now 61 is currently managing felt about you who a 2nd in the took his name, but he recently compl

>> if you look at things like housing, healthcare, staples, things that are interest rate sensitive that have been challenged, we are so concentrated on these tech names that if we have a correction sometimes this year it will bring everything down where you want to rotate, defensive names if that scenario plays out. right now we are not rating for what's going on down the road but we are making a clear we are making some changes because i think the fed made a mistake by cutting rates as much as they did. the dollar and the bond market has been clear where some of the signals are getting us. ashley: where does the inflation come from? partly from donald trump's policies, tariffs potentially? >> i don't think it will come from the tariffs which i think it's coming from acceleration of growth, the fed is putting stimulus and the economy that's not in a recession and you look at commodity prices as well, look at oil, oil is continuing to trend up, food costs are going up. this whole narrative that inflation is coming down or dropping like a rock is not accurate in my opinion. ashley: great

and when they have but staples sees fire. that is, when you can now begin to negotiate us to the offshore residence of the people who are called in to dispute and who are the source of this program. but what is clear on what is historically documented is that this conflict is a conflict which i did troops because of the colonial boundaries. and this colonial boundaries divided peoples in a mind. uh that was that one's a bit tricky and painful and that it is now in comment upon the administration both in the democratic republic of bumble and in $35.00 because wonder to ensure that the allow the young girl a process to be successful because it has the mug as the most acceptable, the most stable and the one that is pointing, the fact is in the right direction. and the mood is also right. the mood is right that the companies, but additions on the code, the one these but additions appear to be comfortable with prison child or, and so on. perhaps the fact that these fighting move down the non goal is very useful. and in this regard

a staple of chinese communist propaganda.merican users into its fold. >> hi, tiktok refugees. welcome to red book. >> users are finding out that you shouldn't be posting about politics on this app, because chinese users aren't allowed to post about politics or religion or drugs, in other words, rednote is more censored than tiktok, less aligned than tiktok to western norms. if you ban tiktok, do you let in something far more damaging to u.s. eco system. kelly, why aren't american rivals, stock prices rising in anticipation of this ban, because a lot of users aren't going to american rivals, they're going to sigh these alternatives. >> appreciate it very much. there's at least one u.s. platform that might benefit big time if tiktok goes dark. that's our mystery chart today. to build the drama, mark, before we reveal this name, there's this sense online, meta lobbied to ban tiktok, we don't want to use meta platforms. yeah, we'll just go use this chinese thing. >> my guess is that 100 million-plus people in the u.s. who use tik

perhaps it's a mindset that harkens back to his a former role in life as a realize staple goal, where it was important for him to take land and own structures. but that is just me speculating, but i think there is something to it perhaps. so when he talks about his vision of america, what he's really talking about is a more expansionist vision. when he talks about making america great. again, perhaps what he actually means is going back to america with more imperialistic impulses. and i do have the feeling that so this is another layer to america 1st that we're going to end up talking about more and more as his administration progresses. now we truly are leaving an interesting times. i'm afraid we have to leave it there. that was dw janelle don't allow on. thank you very much for your analysis. tens of thousands of people up in order to evacuate their homes. as a wildfire spreads rapidly in the hillsides of los angeles, the flames have been fanned by a fierce wind storm beckett's southern california on tuesday, and forecasters say the conditions could last for days. buyer has consumed

the food basket like cereals and vegetables which are still quoting very high prices and these are staplesold. add to that the geopolitical risks on inflation, with aggressive us sanctions on russian oil, there is a chance that global oil prices could go up, and india imports about 90% of its oil requirements and has been depending so far on cheaper russian imports, but now is staring at higher prices in the months to come. and all of this happening at a time when the rupee has plunged to record lows against the dollar, and that could make all imports to the country much more expensive, and could push inflation locally too. so while the december inflation print does add a positive and some economists feel it could push the central bank government a step closer to rate caps but many others feel this would also add a lot of caution in the steps that the central bank takes from here on n.- takes from here on n. thank ou. spain is planning to introduce a tax of up to 100% on properties bought by non—eu residents. the move is in response to a housing shortage that the country is currently facin

it's like a technology staple. >> it's crazy though because you think there's apple music. youtube competitors. how does it keep its moat? but it does. >> it's better. and the joe rogan, you know, the offering it up on other platforms that was brilliant and showed their ability to pivot. so advertising is growing very quickly as well. >> afraid. all right nancy. thanks. remember you can oh you can tell. >> i can remember and can you remember. >> yeah. >> you can always hear us on the podcast. speaking of spotify and everything else, please be sure to follow and listen to power lunch wherever you go. power lunch and audio format. podcast format. we'll be right back. >> meet venue on the nyse. american symbol venue disrupting. >> a. >> multibillion dollar live music industry. venue owns and operates upscale music venues, outdoor amphitheaters with seven revenue sources, $166 million in assets. luxury suite sales of $77 million in 2024, $200 million expected in 2025. 56% year over year growth. venue on the. nyse american venue. >> with the fundrise flagship fund, you can inves

. >> i would stay away from staples. materials, to to me me that one's push shi because i'm watching construction be muted. realize if we start to see -- real estate, if we start to see rates come down, i'd rather be late than early. charles: all right, folks, my next guest has two stock picks for 2025 the that that i bet are not on your rah radar, but they should be. hillary kramer, he's going to be here the share her thoughts. we'll be right back. ♪ what the biggest companies deliver is an exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity and 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees, powers tractor supply's stores nationwide with reliable 5g business internet, and partners with pga of america on game changing innovation. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're bui

with your diploma you should have a green card stapled to it. this would increase the economy.ybody. >> this is an important point you make, zeke, that i want to underscore here. the h-1b visa, some of the krit is simple, may be legitimate, is that it's limiting for a worker because the visa holder gets sponsored by their employer and that means that they are stuck in that job. it's hard for someone on h-1b visa to go to a competitive job from another company, whether a hospital or a tech company. that's why stewart is making the point that they should staple a green card so you have the right of mobility. so we attract more h-1b visa holders because they think they can get better jobs in america. >> yeah, that's right. these are employer sponsored visas, and so the employer has a lot of control. it's very hard for workers on h-1b visas to move to other jobs or even to quit their jobs and start a company. in fact, there is research that shows that the moment someone on an h-1b is able to get citizenship or be on a different visa, they are likely to start companies like the one

good, the staples. those who had happily greeted the german soldiers with flowers. then with those who had lost f us, not us brothers or sisters. they chanted desk to the wall criminals. the victims of us on events wanted revenge. the people with desperate they couldn't believe what had happened. when it was uncovered, the full truth of the monstrous reality of the ascent of its extermination camps. they sent the victims of your sentiments with one for revenge. it was class at the pictures of the innocent at to. b a dash to wall criminals. these demonstrations have never been shown. it's almost impossible to remember the reality of sound grant just after the war the, especially when we consider another reality. the sub in population at an equal rights under the constitution, the after the civil war of $95.00, that disappeared they had to leave true asia. and now no more than 2 percent of correlations. population is being the habits of world war 2. and if you send, if it's continued in 1995 with an attack on the serbian population inside the in croatia again the, the

and also the, the main dish which is usually the annual as low as 14 and also the. 6 the staple food, so this is actually very convenient and very cheap. the government aims to include almost $83.00 news and women and children in the program by 2029. the challenges remain including bringing the program to remote areas and managing food waste. jessica washington, which is 0 to casa. all right, well that's it for me down jordan, for now quick reminder. you can find much more information on uh, website to 0 dot com. there it is on your screen. is continues here on, i'll just bear up the witness state. you don't. so i'm watching the, for a weekly look at the world's tough business stories. what does a great cost in the united states main for the rest of us from global markets and economies? should that be beyond to asked if people have sent an lifetime working? that's part of the answer to understand how it affects the nights counting the cost . oh no, just sierra the, it took me 7 years to get to the, from somebody cross city to be a should on libya, it to the and from asylum clips in ea

a staple at trump campaign rallies. >> we not only want a mandate, but we built a new american majorityt will lead our country to unparalleled success for generations to come. >> trump's road back to the white house was littered with criminal investigations. federal indictments and even a 34-count felony conviction in new york, a first for an american president. trump still denies all wrongdoing calling the probes and prosecutions a witch hunt. despite all, trump breezed through a crowded republican primary and knocked out not one, but two democratic opponents. first, joe biden after a devastating debate, and then kamala harris. along the way, trump narrowly escaped an attempt on his life at a rally over the summer in butler, pennsylvania. rising to his feet, bloodied and shouting, fight, fight, fight. an image that came to define his campaign. another would-be assassin just nine weeks later, spotted and spotted by the secret service just hundreds of feet from trump. one big question as donald trump takes back the white house is how much time he will devote to settling old scores. he pr

and there's also driven prices of staple goods to on a fordable level fighting abrupt dude after a power struggle between the head of the army, abdel, such a opa, and just form a deputy mahogany termed on deck. lo, if the rapid support forces applied story the best. now bringing our guests from london, we joined by hollywood high, who was a political analyst who specializes in research on a policy on to don. and the horn of africa in geneva is dr. location capella, who was the united nations resident and humanitarian coordinator for so don in 2003 in 2004. he was vocal about the atrocities a he witnessed in, don for, and infinity goss capital. the car is out of my jang, the african union, especially in boy on the prevention of genocide. welcome to you all. thank you so much for joining us on inside story home to, to hire in london. if i can start with you, we have today one of the worst worst humanitarian crisis, a war that's creating mass funding as we've heard. and we'll be of, you know, delving deeper into that in just a moment. but i wanted to get your reaction 1st to the us declarin

it was the summer of 1945, the people gathered and protested loudly, the crowd was enormous. staples, those who had happily greeted the german soldiers with flowers and the windows had lost their sizes. mother's brothers all assessed as they chanted, desk to the wall criminals, the victims of your son events, wanted revenge the table with desperate they couldn't believe what it happened. when it was uncovered, the full truth system monstrous reality. if the assent of its extermination camps, they said the victims of your sentiments would one for revenge. it was class at the purchase of the innocent at to pay the desk to wall criminals. these demonstrations have never been shown it's almost impossible to remember the reality of sag rent just after the war. the especially when we consider another reality that a sub in population an equal rights under the constitution. after the civil war of 95 disappeared, they had to leave correlation. and now no more than 2 percent of correlations, population is being the habits of world war 2 and the son of its continued in 1995 with an attack on the

you've got to own it because it's kind of like a consumer staple, right?every morning, procter & gamble, well, here you go. the multiple's just too rich. stuart: i've never owned that stock. >> and you're kicking yourself for it, huh? >> stuart: yeah. if i'd bought it many, many, many years ago. excuse me. we had some earnings reports before the bell. taylor, start with j&j. >> yeah, let's do it. earnings beat but a little bit of weak guidance going forward which is why we'll take a look at the stock and see how it does. we're not getting quite the big outlook going forward that analysts wanted. remember, this is not the consumer brand anymore. this is medical technology and drugs. they spun off that consumer brand months ago if not a year ago. sales in the u.s. rose 10%. interesting without the covid vax, they were up more than 7%, but with the covid vax, up about 5.7%. stuart: the proctor and gamble. >> similar story. i think i single-handedly am keeping the pampers brand alive. it is baby, feminine, family care that continues the shine. procter & gamble

tap into etsy for home and style staples to help you set any vibe.stom lighting under 150 dollars to vintage jackets under 100. for affordable pieces to help you make a fresh start, etsy has it. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. the thompsons' new front door looks sharp, right? did we need to wave her down to tell her that? no. no. for a young homeowner turning into their parents, the neighborhood is their life. wonder who's visiting the burkes. that's not their car. hey, guys. who's winning? [ giggles ] now most of the neighborhood uses progressive -for their cars and house. -okay. she didn't ask. ohhhh! [ sighs ] progressive can't save you from becoming your parents. but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto with us. here he comes...like clockwork. [ giggles ] always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with

impulse of mine and here, but you're still going with our senior stood or judge from should be, or from staples. would you be wanting to read? you come with the machine because then you might as of what you're shipping, one of them are d. was those things look at the new to the we've seen in the auto pay that the diesel, c r. yep. on the, on the receiving end water line is what we just come down to. the call is done. having meetings can get land on the, on the hudson. i'm a hi dave. this is phyllis. proceed. so device be safe. if you tell go for sure. give me about the 9 helicopter upstarts. yeah, probably need the lift and so come into the snare room. the news hours was filled out by those. okay. to do that in the last item. i see the by taking the speed dial in the middle 1000. i'm and that's if the last change to these b o t h something come if it's a dining, all you gotta buy the house of i need help recycling between the licensee. soon as i said to me, please out now dollars company, i'm going to in fact go and go into the new, louder me day my my, my the we are sorry the coming diego chee

and it's the top 40 is going to be give value to seeing them then staples of your limited. and so very little off what i thought that explained legal to think about the audience not springs items, it'd be good to all men. let's go to some well, substitute. well, so it is good. and then the 2 boxes, my fellow americans today are armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces. the guy village spread through us with them. and we still fully conclude, disregarding a face to face piece of the nation, which is reinforced with the depleted uranium that has a special capacity to spend a trade from a new car safety point of view. there is no radiological or even, and not even significant consequences. the, the symmetry seems endless. a real city of the dead, where it's very easy to get lost. similar graveyards now exist in iraq and afghanistan. they may soon appear in ukraine with thousands of square kilometers of already being contaminated with deadly dust. for the next 4 and a half 1000000000 years, the, the proximate legs, 800 slaves came to camp's

then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple.pecialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up here. and it feels like home. i walk down the block and recognize people of people say hello. you say hello you talk and joke. has that familiar environment that is enjoyable and i have not experienced anywhere else. there are many things i would like to see improve ams the things we might see are making sure that our tenants stay housed our small business in tact and those are the solutions that will contain to push to make sure that you know our communities can take root, stay and thrive. >> i'm proud of you know, welcoming folks to the richmond. everyone loch its we got farmer's market every sunday there. the you see really business at the noaa. ice cream at toy folks and going to chop for book like green apple. and that's when you like t is p families love. you will see a lot of great chinese shops that is readily available for everyone. >> and that is just thein are richmond there is more to do in t

but you're still going with a senior, georgia from should be from staples. would you be wanting to register with the machine? because then you might as the bushes dipping you while i'm going to, you're welcome to explain your thoughts at the new to the we've seen in the auto pay that the thesis yard. yup. on the, on the receipt and water line a is what, when could you come down to the call list on how many of those can gallon on the, on the hudson. i'm a hi dave. yeah. let's see. let's proceed. so device be safe. if you tell, go, show me about the 9 helicopter upstarts. yeah. how many left? and so come and the snare room, the news hours. most fellow by those in good faith. the last name, the last time i see the by the speed dial, the little 1000 timing. that's if the last change to the b o t h. to be compensated. sweet. i mean, all you gotta buy the house of i mean, so recycling between the licensee. so, and that's a shame to me, please out now now is something you want to in fact go and go into the new, louder. maintain my, my, my, the, we are, sorry. come

the aim of the game is the traitors art try not to get discovered and kill off as many staples as possiblerize money. they're all trying to add money to the prize pot. and it gets more and more devious because as the game goes along you start trusting your fellow team—mates thinking that they're all faithful. but some are traders for them it gets very divisive very quickly. let's bring you in at this point, brian. you are someone who's been on the show, you've been there, done that for that you know exactly how it all works. the grand finale is coming up later. what are you expecting? coming up later. what are you meeting?— expecting? what a drama. i'm excited because _ expecting? what a drama. i'm excited because this _ expecting? what a drama. i'm excited because this year - expecting? what a drama. i'm excited because this year it's i excited because this year it's not been _ excited because this year it's not been that dramatic for all been — not been that dramatic for all been holding back a little bit more — been holding back a little bit more this year. i think that may— more this y

here, but you're still going with their shooting year stood orchards from should be working with staples. would you be wanting to meet with the machine? because then you might as of what you're shipping one of them to day. you're welcome to explain your thoughts at the new to the we've seen in the auto pilot that these are c r. yep. on the, on the receipt a lot a line is what when did you come down to the call list on how many times can gallon on the, on the hudson i'm date was done. is phyllis, proceed to devise be phase. if you tell, go, show me about the helicopter upstarts. yeah. how many left? and so come into the listening room. the news hours. most fee though, by ok. the last in the last i see the by the speed dials, the little 1000 time. and that's if the last change to these b o t h to be compensated sweet. i mean, oh yeah, to buy the house of i mean, so recycling between the licensee. so and so she continued to use as now now as somebody needs me to in fact go and go into the new lie to maintain my, my, my, the we are sorry to come and be bringing the me to be done by defense t

biscuit keeps from getting the benefits to pop for these clearly because i used to see them then staples of machine limited. and so very legs off what i thought that explained legal to think about the audience of spring volume, going to be good, all menace go to some. well substitute. well, so it is good to then to, to block. you take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real live indians. fixtures, design to simplify all confused. who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few. fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best most i'll send send the send the system to progress be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russia to day and split the ortiz full, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the senior said this was what question did you say a request, which is

but what was once a staple in russian cooking is now a luxury, a luxury which many russians continue to trim with the prices are getting higher and higher. we came here few days ago and now again the prices have gone up like each time we come here, they go up 10 to 15 percent. according to the federal states to, to 6 service annual installation now stands and nearly 10 percent an essential goods. so a dramatic price increase in 2024. this includes food prices, potatoes have gone up over 90 percent onions, nearly 50 percent as well as cabbage and butter. saw an increase of 35 percent last year. while storing defense spending has fueled rushes economy in recent years, it's also contributed to rise in inflation. a. russia has repeatedly raised its defense spending to sustain its war in ukraine. from $59000000000.00 in 2022 to $100.00. $9000000000.00 in 2023. and just over $126000000000.00 set aside for this year. that means those working in the defense industry have seen the wages increase as well. so conversely, situation is that going to be due month increased to very large extent bec

side of biscuit keeps from getting the hand to the top 40 is going to be give a to see them then staples of machine limited. and so we have a leg law for i dog that explained legal to think about the audience not springs items, it'd be good to all men. let's go to some, well, substitute, what's on the screen. and then the 2 boxes, the, [000:00:00;00] the the approximately 800 slaves came to camp's ocean and quarter era. initially, the total of $642.00 serves, died in these camps. the boating camp was outside the settlement of rogan. and here the slaves were to build the road section between bowden, rogan, the total of $285.00 prisoners and the largest can portion advice to grow so many of the miners to from uh, to do, uh, leak uh, closer to these areas were sense, uh, in the compton base. sure. uh they even made a grid pull the prisoners to consisting of the units. and they tried to train them as a soldier. so, but the, that's the not the, they don't succeed in the, on the night of 18th july 1942287 slaves were massacred. and what later became known as the vice york massacre. the backgro

the principal is uh no, none of the deluxe staples. so feel free. and we would be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provide collective security guarantees. so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me that 3 basis, no mean it's a muted 3 exercises on the granules. so it will be as participation of 4 in foreign troops and people here in boston all across russia. hold that 2025 will find that they bring them victory and peaks vermont. call for of archie. and that's group public. and that is a rep for now. as we welcome in the 1st weekend of the year, i'll see you again soon. you're watching 247 r t international the the chest, the good incident. okay. and let me, what's gonna be going on there. you come in when you, but that are right? yeah. and you come, woke up this cause i missed that as we come with the before them, we started a deal for you. okay. now justin mcgill, and because of the most recent k, e for nath, neither given that all of them look doesn't understand the steps of getting the net could you, you can split premi

so funny here, which is to both are senior federal judge from should be from staples, would you be wanting to meet with the machine cause any more. and so we're just giving you a more limited e. your was cooking because those things were at the new to the we've seen fan the auto pilot that this is yard. yup. on the, on the receipt and water line a. but when did you come down to the call is done. all the meetings can land on the, on the hudson. i'm i'm, they were done. is fearless, proceed. so device be face. you could tell, go for sure. me about the helicopter upstarts. yeah. how the new book last and so come into the listening room. the news hours was filled out by those in the last name. the last out of my c. c. o, my dear, give me spit dial in the middle 1000. i'm in the thoughts if you nice change these b o c h to be complicated. so that mean all you gotta buy the house of, i mean, so recycling between the licensee. so, and that's what you need to me please out now. now is something you want to in fact go and go into the new, louder. maintain my, my, my, the indeed we are, sorry. the c