stephane: overtime, pretty high.owing today we have the possibility [indiscernible] the level of antibodies is higher. that is the first generation of flu. we will add more components to get the efficacy higher. give us a couple of years and i believe we will get the high efficacy. tom: thank you so much for joining us. of course with moderna and the great success of their mrna vaccine. kailey, the news flow is extraordinary. we have to push forward to the comments of the gentleman from nato. he will go back and be the head of the norwegian central bank. he is front and center with the president at redefining what allies means. kailey: that nato summit has now wrapped up ahead of the g7 and european council summits. we understand for nato they talked about the risk of potential weapons of destruction being used on the part of russia , chemical, biological, and preparing for the risk of russian nuclear incidents and warning of severe consequences should rush across any of those lines. what we need more detail on is wh

stephane: the way we forecast u.s. growth in 2022 is a reduction due to this inflation stock of something like .6% to what we were anticipating before. of course, but government probably won't use the fiscal letter to facilitate the life of their citizens, whether it would be through reducing tax on energy or providing some income to the citizen. francine: thank you so much, stephane monier, bank lumbar chief investment officer joining us. more on the war in ukraine, we speak to the slovenian prime minister janez jansa. plus we speak to gordon brown. that conversation at 8:30 a.m. london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, everyone. 12 minutes into the trading day, we are holding onto gains. the dax and the ftse gaining .8%. oil gains faltered. the dollar is flattening against its peers. the invasion of ukraine has caused great uncertainty in countries around eastern and central europe. lastly, georgia and moldova submitted formal applications to join the european union. let's go to our corre

, thank you, dana, thank you, stephan, it really is quite lovely. i'm out there often. again wednesday nights, fridays, saturdays and sundays. and it's just -- it's the park and the city that you want. it really is quite joyful. so happy women's history month, everyone. thank you from the bottom of our hearts, stephan, ben, dana, to the incredible golden gate park staff who have really worked very hard to make this all happen. it really is quite a joyous development. it's been something we've been working on. special shutout to dana ketchum. she drove this quite a bit and deserves a significant amount of credit as well and we can't wait to have you all out there to enjoy these shows. that concludes the general manager's report. >> president buell: thank you very much. >> is there any public comment on the the general manager's report in room 400? okay, seeing no public comment, do we have anyone with their hand raised on the webex? it looks like no hands raised. no public comment, we are now on item 4. general public comment up to 15 minutes. this i

okay, stephan casella. many thanks for your time, stephan cassette. i used to work for the asset forfeiture and money laundering section of the us justice department. ok now at some, although well news, tens of thousands of people have been ordered out of their homes in sidney flooding . inundate the west and southern fringes of the australian city to rein husband battering the east coast. moving from the state of queensland into new south wales . 13 people are known to have been killed by cruise. expect to find more bodies in flood zone when waters recede. the white house is laid out national blueprint manage curve at 19 going forward, including dealing with outbreaks and new variance without lock downs. it includes access to free anti borrow pills, an investment to new vaccines. but the plan and funding are yet to be approved by congress. it's understood, the biden administration will seek about another $30000000000.00. we know that we will have to contend with colbert at some level for some time to come. thus, we will continue to invest in research

and that's something stephan. how my air is also seeing his logistics company has around 250 workers. it competes with global giants such as d, h l, video, hoyde fucking with even if i book freight today, it doesn't mean freight space becomes immediately available. a lot of shifting. it's sometimes a bit like a bizarre, where prices are negotiated and free spaces. renegotiated with the airlines on an ad hoc basis from day to day. often when i talk when talk to talk know founded the problem doesn't. then there trucking companies are also affected. many ukrainian drivers have joined the army, and that makes some european freight forwarder is unavailable. and routes between western europe and asia that go through russia cannot be used for transporting goods due to the war that through continent traditional extreme shipping costs direct, greenly high, often. and there's also very little capacity. we have content on top of that. there's the fact that no goods can be moved by the trans siberian railway line would kinda

ah, i used to work with stephan simons is standing by for us in washington state, and joe biden hasn't spoken out so harshly against putin until now. what's been the response to that? overwhelmingly other is was as positive in a sense that a, of course, professional politicians in the senate and the house for both parties say ok, that's the president saying it finally, maybe what he felt a long time the white house came out with the statement and clarified that the president here spoke from that the quote spoke from his heart, meaning that it is a different story for president of the united states accuses another president of another country or, or brand, another president of another country, a war criminal than it is when the senator or a politician or representative of congress says that however, overwhelming me, i think of people here and congress members as well as the white people in the white house administration. a knew that was jo biden's really literally speaking from his heart. and that's what he thinks in vladimir putin as a war, criminal, safe on the u. s. as promised ukrai

al correspondence, different seem on stephan. it's been a baptism of fire for and lena bear book and her 1st 3 months in this job. how was the 1st speech of the un general assembly received? i think overwhelmingly. well, i think that a, she did a good job trying to what she was here trying to do, and that is rallying the troops. so to be growing the general assembly rallying the non affiliated countries, which are not powered off or don't see themselves as part of the western world or the eastern world. and she did this very humbly, i thought, and she did this very smartly with what she said. and i think a lot of people, he in the united states and a lot of people at the u. n. maybe around the world to listen to her are quite im impressed by how she made her case and germany's case for being fully supportive off actions against russia and lot of me pollutant sanctions is etc. and even on the delivery of military material or weapon systems to the ukrainians who are victim of an aggression that's she was very clear about stating th

stuff the ukrainians want to fight back the russians or to counter the russians in the near future. stephan simons for us in washington, d. c. thank you so much for that update it. meanwhile, more than half of ukraine's children have been displaced by the war with huge implications for their education. some ukrainian teachers are trying to keep up the school routine using the internet to teach children scattered across europe. we met a young school girl who fled to germany, but it's still attending classes run from back home in ukraine. it's 8 o'clock in the western german city of bon yes. the 1st lesson of the day is starting for nasty harbor. you. it's an online lesson. normally she would be in keith at her school right now. but at the beginning of march, she had to flee ukraine together with her family because of the war said a little over the don't as it is quite important to stay in touch with teachers and classmates. we all need that in the situation. that way we get to see how all of us are doing it. that way. everyone knows that i'm doing well said over after number issue, liz knowl

stuff the ukrainians want to fight back the russians or to counter the russians in the near future. stephan simons for us in washington dc. thank you so much for that update. on monday german chancellor oliver schwartz said, albania and north macedonia should begin talks to join the european union as soon as possible. short made the comments after a meeting with sweden's prime minister, magdalena anderson in berlin. he said, it's important that you speed up talks with the to balkan nations to prevent them being pulled into rush as a sphere of influence. and either the spoke to swedish prime minister magdalena anderson about e. u. s. session talks with albania, and north macedonia. here is what she had to say. what i mean country should be able to join european union when they are ready for it. and i think it's important that all countries can have a process coming closer to europe, peon, and membership. and, and from a swedish perspective, we have been supporting countries, for instance, ukraine ad to help build their institutions to become. so they could come closer to becoming that member

come the midterm elections and a stephan pointed out for 2024th and stiffened. same opportunity for you. what the piper said. mar. i've been on that to like rosa this saturday for say, but i think a bottom line will be that any, every, every news headline will carry something of a bit of an energized biden doing check in the right boxes, being presidential here and a promising a lot but giving also a vision and tries to, and that is a bite and theme. this is uncle joe, as they say, unifying he wants to unify, he wants to remind americans that america, we are americans want peoples, they is decides divide and we're all americans. and we have to stand together and together they are, americans are strong. that is presidential. that is vision, that is leadership and he portrays that the best he can with this speech at the state of the union address. brilliant, where boys he went, the distance difference even think washington d. c. thanks for your input in the united states will include croft, he with me in the studio loc was. thank you both for covering jo biden's 1

stephan curry made last night's game in denver, one that a young fan will never forget. one day, but it up right? quite the interaction here. the warriors were in denver for a game this past monday night, and cameras captured a 10 year old warriors fan named pj crying when she found out that curry was not going to play in that game on monday. but with the warriors back in town just three days later, her idol gave her the surprise of her life. last night, stephan curry heard the story and then came over to talk with her before the game and gave pj big hug right before tip off. can we just talk about how amazing the warriors are? and steph curry really interacting and responding to fans? it's just awesome. they just they just understand that the fans are everything they do they get. yep. absolutely. that's a wonderful moment. alright we continue to celebrate women's history month and we'll take a look at the san francisco fire department and how it was breaking barriers when it comes f firefighters. as we mark women's history month. ktvu is christian captain tells us how s

today we learned stephan curry did not suffer any broken bones when he collided last night with boston celtics guard marcus smart. but in the mri showed curry sprained a ligament in his left foot and will be sidelined indefinitely smart dove for a ball and appeared to undercut curry head coach steve kerr called it a dangerous play. without steph, the warriors went on to lose to the celtics 110. 2 88 researchers are warning that the drought will continue and make it worse in the coming months. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration today announced its spring outlook and for the second year in a row, noah forecasters are predicting prolonged persistent drought for california and throughout the west. concern is quite high. um um as we go into the spring and early summer the snowpack is below average for much of california. and there's really very little time now to make up any precipitation deficits move into april. according to today's drought monitor report. extreme drought expanded from 12% of california to 35% just in the past week. any reservoir is coming closer to reali

the warriors in denver last night and there is a note stephan. or quite so moses moody took the spotlight. moody goes baseline, a layup in the foul, career-high 30 points for moody. later in the quarter they serve it up, aaron gordon since at home, san jose made part of a 19-3 denver run and put them up 900. jordan for score 32 for jp, the most on the team and it cut the deficit to three. too much from the reigning mvp. the runner and the powell, a triple-double for nicola, 32 points and denver wins 131-124 and golden state has lost five straight and nine of their last 11.>>> nfl news, the league suspended atlanta receiver calvin ridley for one year for betting on games last season including betting on the falcons. he did so while he was away from the team in november and the league said no game were compromised. ridley said he only bet $1500. the suspension will cost him $11 million. lastly espn is reporting major league baseball plans to cancel another week of regular-season games. that is if there is no collective bargaining agreement by tonig

forgettable, completely forgettable fourth quarter for the warriors tonight and for particularly for stephan curry, who had a career first not a good one. sports director mark the behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right now, save big with up to $750 off a new samsung device. switch today. i'll tell you what draymond green has got a weight on his shoulders because everybody just figures when this guy comes back , all these warrior woes are going to disappear. in the meantime, he's not coming back, and the warriors have now lost seven out of nine. clay thompson did return a couple of days out with a upset stomach apparently didn't matter. as the warriors rely on jordan's pool look good. he's been inconsistent of late, but man,

pakistan has been criticized in the past for backing the united states and they took enough money. stephan, how do you think that criticism is going to affect your prime minister's decisions going forward? well, i think of course pressures when you don't sort of follow, you know, the dictates. so call dictates of these countries specially or super above, but focus on has been resisting these warnings or dictates, or desires for many years now. and pakistan has realized through its experience of 75 years, that the best thing is not to get enrolled in these conflicts. and we have already many problems internal and external that we have to deal with. and to then add to these problems, you know, of others is not very wise. and you know, india is doing exactly the same. so you can see that it is not just focused on it is india, it is 3 lanka. all of these countries are taking a position so that they don't get involved in major conflicts of this nature. if there would be some kind of sympathy or understanding for the russian position in this conflict. no, let me be frank, i think no, i think the

police say 46 year-old stephan miller grabbed a soda can and hurled it at the victim's face. kron four's taylor is actually spoke to the victim. >> like getting hit by a prize fighter and mean lou and i staggered and then i fell in the edges. >> consciousness. carla fleming's is recovering from a broken nose in serious eye injury after a man assaulted her at ocean beach in san francisco while she was at a birthday picnic with their daughter and friends saturday afternoon, san francisco police say 46 year-old stephen miller seen in this photo from that day approached the group of mothers and daughters took some of their food and began tossing it into the scent soon after unprovoked, they were grabbed a soda can and hurled it at fleming's face, which knocked her down. and now to when it got into the emergency room, they were. >> that's what they were focused on was just making sure that they say the eye fleming's friend sharon tetlow rest carla to the hospital and witnessed everything that happened after the attack that. >> 2 policemen, 2 arrested restrain this person like. was

oligarchy by making sure they don't evade sanctions. export restrictions and other measures spoke to stephan casella about this used to work in the asset forfeiture and money laundering section of the u. s. justice department explained how washington could go after the russian oligarchs. what this new task force will do is simply use existing law in a way that it's been used already for many years, but with perhaps more resources. and that is to seize the assets that are derived from a foreign crime that are found in the united states or assets that were derived from the u. s. crime committed by a foreign actor in the united states. and this, the idea is to use this existing law, which has been with us for a long time to seize these assets when they are connected to a criminal offense. when you convict someone of a criminal offense, you can seize the assets that he derived from that offense. as part of his sentence, if you cannot convict him because he's in a foreign country future give or you don't know who he is, then you can seize those same assets in another different proceeding without

stephan curry hits three of his 15 points. curry had three steals tonight to become the warriors. timer in that category. jordan's pool was another huge contributor off the bench. sweet move for pool there in the third quarter. the warriors up 21 20 points from pool and 30 minutes. the warriors losing streak comes to an end at five games as they win. 1 12 97. they stay a half game behind memphis in a three spot in the west. fema so warm. welcome to chase tonight. we're so happy to have you congrats on the amazing career. don't get my proof you were tired. yes. you heard that correctly. that is our own market. banias he was at the warrior game tonight. mark made it official that after nearly 43 years doing sports hearing ktvu will be moving on to other things and mark will be here through the end of the month with undoubtedly lots more to come from him. and if they're at all superstitious, the words might provide those seats for mike mark and his wife. tina again, considering how tonight's game turned out. and just a little more than a week after they beat the number one team in th

by klaus the stephan county is the chief. you're as an economist with pantheon macroeconomics, good to have you with us. so many experts. now we're comparing the current situation to the $900.00 seventy's energy crisis to the come out. so the lehman brothers, do you see any of those similarities? well, i mean, if we're very lucky, it could be a combination of both, right? because you have the specter for russian default that could be like lima. and you certainly have the, the 1970 style supply side driven inflation. i mean, at the moment i would say we're more sort of towards the 1970s, in the way that, you know, demanding the economy strong. and then we've had pretty much since cobit hit, we've had a string of supply side shops in the economy. the worn ukraine is now an additional supply shock rusher is one of the biggest, if not the biggest commodity corner in the world. so, but, but i mean, you can't, you just said if i'm lucky, this could be both. that's huge. all we on the verge of another major global financial crisis,

stÉphane: that is the bottleneck -- christof: that is the bottleneck.ntory has to be refilled. for that they need russian gas. it's not possible in any other way. from the russian perspective it is interesting because the russian gas that goes into europe comes from siberia. there is no pipeline from siberia onto asia, so what they cannot sell to europe gets stranded and they lose the revenue. on those grounds you could say it is not economically rational for russia to scale down and cut off europe for exports. they need the money. these days, you don't know how valuable russian energy is, so there is a small possibility that russia will retaliate and exit the relationship faster than the europeans intended. manus: we are trying to understand the risks, where this of all snacks. europe weaning itself off russia. you say you, and obviously the likelihood of germany's announcement they would make do without russian gas, they still don't have nuclear -- and we talked about this 10 days ago at home in abu dhabi -- what is the prospect of germany saying they

there also has to be some accountability over on warriors way where they're headquartered because stephanng to fix everything he just won't. there's too many holes right now. the dogs were in our nation's capital today, taking on the wizards and they've already lost to the magic on this road trip, a loss to the wizards that would be pretty brutal. 1st quarter gdp, too. he's 6, 3, kristaps porzingis. 7, 3, it doesn't matter gp to doing what he does and he is rewarded for that defense following possession. he hit a corner. 3 warriors down by 4. all right. late in the first jordan poole did not shoot the ball. well, there's no way to say it, but he did have this fancy move looking good. there might a step george is really, really good. all let's go to the 3rd. >> draymond green hunting his frustrations. get the best of him here. jason green get hit with a flagrant foul. maybe the know next possession porzingis on the drive gets the bucket. there falls and one green picked up 3 fouls in one possession dubs go down 15, just not what you need right there. not a good secret at all. more dream on

stephan curry spraying a ligament in his left foot and now another setback for center james wiseman wiseman'surn has been pushed back again. due to more swelling in his right knee and he will not play in. tomorrow's g league game in santa cruz the warriors 2020 lottery pick has looked good in 3g league rehab games golden state is currently third in the west which is 12 games left in the regular season. there is no official timetable for return as the warriors play the long game with wiseman. just keep going back to the fact that he's 20 years old. he's got all future had we just have to be really really cautious. the main thing is we can't make a decision based on the schedule. you know, we can't make it a decision based on the playoffs or every decision should be made around james's career james's future. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion chris thank you next who mans a virginf placeland se' liyog fugees. and did you know you pay a mystery state surcharge on every gallon of gas we dig a little deeper to find out what it's when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don

coach eric musselman leading, arkansas against coach k and duke in the west regional at chase center stephanthere's cannon and ryan as well final seconds of the first half trevor keels buries the triple just before the halftime buzzer. duke up a dozen at the break midway through the second half now duke of 13 wendell moore jr. that was nice pop and stop a big duke crowd fired up a chase moments later razorbacks trying to get some momentum and jalen williams look out below slam in the fall that was impressive, but duke took their biggest lead of the night right here aj griffin buries the triple 18-point. need just over three minutes left mark williams gonna slam it home and coach musselman and arkansas follow me elite eight for a second straight year duke wins 7869 with the win coach k passes. john winton for most final four appearances all time at 13. in this ncaa tournament my team has just played such good basketball. and and pressure situations mean they were close team before the ncaa's but during these last four games they have they've been terrific. i'm so proud of you guys and happy f

that morning, i spent the $14 on breakfast so, when i showed up to my chemistry read with barry and stephan book this, i don't know what's going to happen." and it's funny because at some point, barry offered me water. he said, "hey kiki, you want some water or anything?" i said, "no, no thank you, i'm okay." and he made this joke. he said, "oh, okay, she's not thirsty, she's hungry. she don't need water, she's hungry." >> jimmy: wow. >> and i was thinking, "oh, barry. you have no idea." >> jimmy: "you have no idea. [ laughter ] "i am hungry." yeah, and -- and you got it and you knocked it out of the park >> thank you >> jimmy: i mean, nominated for oscars you went to -- you presented at the oscars >> i did hoo! >> jimmy: i mean, to go from that to that must be mind blowing. >> oh, yeah. the entire "beale street" press run experience - i mean, one, it was just a a huge -- just so many dreams coming true night after night. but oscar night was even more special because i brought my mom. >> jimmy: yeah [ audience aws ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: see, that's exactly why you're awesome did you go, uh, a

e 11th hour with stephan>> tonis russia plans to split the country into on the eve of another round of peace talks. as president biden says he won't apologize for his moral outrage over putin in power. the january 6th committee voting tonight to hold to trump incite hers in contempt and meeting behind closed doors to discuss the wife of justice clarence thomas and her controversial text to the white house. plus, a federal judge says former president trump may well have broken the law in his attempts to stay in power. at the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. vladimir putin's brutal war on ukraine's entering day 34 as president biden responds to the uproar over his comments this weekend. >> for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> today, the president said he was not backing down from that statement. >> i'm not walking back. and expressing the moral outrage towards the way putin is dealing with the actions of this man, this just brutality. it is me we don't have a fundamental policy to do anything to take putin down any

e 11th hour with stephan>> tonis russia plans to split the country into on the eve of another round oft apologize for his moral outrage over putin in power. the january 6th committee voting tonight to hold to trump incite hers in contempt and meeting behind closed doors to discuss the wife of justice clarence thomas and her controversial text to the white house. plus, a federal judge says former president trump may well have broken the law in his attempts to stay in power. at the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night.

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last night, stephan curry heard the story. so he dropped by on the sidelines there to talk with pj.before tip off. a troubled shelter dog gets a second chance after being returned to the shelter by five families. but ruby, the rescue dog ended up rescuing another life foxes gary baumgarten has her story. say hello to ruby out rambunctious pop with a remarkable story, one that saw her go from an unwanted shelter dog to a lifesaving canine officer. she was deemed unadoptable. she would go home and either destroy their house. try to try to nip at them. ruby was returned to the rhode island s p. c a shelter five times, but volunteer patricia inman. never lost hope she would find the perfect home even as concerns grew there, ruby would have to be put down. those fears disappeared when state trooper daniel o'neill came searching for a dog to turn into a canine officer and saw potential in ruby. years after completing her training rubies, canine skills were put to the test as a young boy there had been missing for 36 hours. ruby ended up going off fire self and searching an area. and when

with yoe vinyl room tonight for the man who has everything, probably the best possible president stephann his 34th birthday. the return of draymond green, who helped gift wrap 1/4 consecutive victory for the golden state warriors tonight. three as you would expect great ovation. he missed some 30 games with the bad back crowd loves him and what a difference. he quickly made didn't wait long, his first pass up the split action, and steph will reward him and make sure he gets an assist right there, and it was on one of the most spectacular plays in the first half. jordan's fool watch him turn it on into the forecourt, bolting to the bucket, the improbable improvisational shut plus, he's fouled seven straight games. jordan's pool with 20 or more points tonight. against the washington wizards this time dream on think of beauty right there. man of they missed him clay slice into the bucket. he too, had 20 points. and then it was time that turn it over to step a veritable curry flury, as they say, just step back along to the hill work for the outer limits. three. and you knew he was feeling it

so how much she loves stephan. this because they ended up playing the nuggets again last night that was planned and they gave pj her family for tickets to the game on thursday. so she got to go to 2 games. and steph was at the second. here's the best part. >> stepien staff, the best kerry took a picture with their a basketball card for what i guess what his biggest fan in denver for good measure. he put on a show in the game scoring a game-high 34 points is where he's got a big win over the nuggets and pj got a great great picture. and a new best friend. for sure that. that will last a lifetime. no doubt. i feel for her, though, you really were really, really, really wanted something. and you just could have an and out of anything in her control. >> definitely something that i would cry about. it worked out for her. i out for a lot of pj's who don't, you know, get that, get that pay off. but i'm glad it worked out here. yeah. and that's it for kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock tonight, the news will continue at 10 with pam

stephan curry it's through his 15 points . curry had three steals.ight they become the warriors all timer in that category. jordan's pool another huge contributor off the bench. sweet move for pool there in the third quarter, the warriors up 21. 20 points for pool and 30 minutes. the warriors losing streak comes to an end at five games as they win 1 12 97. they stay a half game behind memphis in the three spot in the west. mr. this award . welcome to chase tonight. we're so happy to have you congrats on an amazing career. don't get my proof. you're tired. yes. you heard that correctly. that was our own market. baniyas at the warrior game tonight. mark made it official that after nearly 43 years of doing sports hearing ktvu he will be moving on to other things will be here, though through the end of the month with undoubtedly lots more to come from him. if they're at all superstitious, the warriors might provide those seats for mark and his wife, tanya, again. martina that is considering how tonight's game turned out. and just little more than a week

stephan curry heard the story and came right there to the sidelines to talk. get p. j.p off. i could watch that story for an hour straight. that is being a champ is all about thousands of kindergarten students in oakland now have a $100 down payment on their college education. that makes me feel amazing feeling happy. the money comes from oakland promise some 5000 kindergarten students in usd and oakland charter schools received that money. the newest pixar movie, turning red debuts on disney plus today and at the grand lake theater in oakland. malin leak and ever since i turned 13. i've been doing my own thing making my own lose 24 73 65. actually fremont native rosalie chang voices may lead the spunky teen who is confident about life until she wakes up one morning, feeling a little bit off. no. this isn't happening. this isn't happening. may li suddenly starts turning into a red panda whenever stress gets in the way of her life. pixar animators had some bay area inspiration for this panda . they actually spent time out at the san francisco zoo to sketch the red pandas

they are over in denver taking on the nuggets in this was a really good one stephan company patientlying for that guy. draymond green to come back. we do. they 1st quarter warriors down one until in jeff greene's face. and there there's dream on. he expected to come back monday against the wizards closing moments of the first seems like we get one of these every game. jonathan kuminga so violent. at the rim. take another look at that he's really good. 3rd quarter. we have a tie game, steph. it's going to miss the lay in. here's that coming. a kid again. he gets the follow-up warriors take the lead. final seconds of the 3rd step shakes. bryn forbes logo shot. that's his 5th. 3 of the game. he had 18 points in the 3rd golden state with a four-point lead heading into the 4th quarter. let's go to the money quarter tied at one o 2, steph. jeff green's been a victim in this highlight. nice layup. there. finished. they take the lead with that. now. this is the kill shot right here. jordan poole, give me all 3 of those talking. his trashed. they go on to win this game walks. i should say they

shelf can allow faster movement of the glazed years behind it, leading to a greater sea level rise. stephan singer is senior climate science and global energy policy advisory climate action network international. he says, ice sheet collapses. could see the sea level rise by up to 2 meters by the end of this century. beyond those he once happen, increasingly, unpredictably was extreme, was a once in particular, reco temperatures. we have in the an article which is the coldest continent on the planet. temperatures, which are usually well under 0 degree, the temperatures that were higher 20 degrees higher celsius than there were usually since 2 weeks. that's and that's, that's not recorded before armed, where i've seen this in the world. we have seen this in the arctic as well. the other region was some launch place life sheets. and what you're seeing is that the increased melting of the existing ice only grown on the continent plus the i selves, which are not necessarily great still i think that's a difference. are collapsing increasingly becoming fragile? i might, you wrote an increase furth

warriors beat the denver nuggets. 1 13 12 last night, stephan curry leading the way with 34 points ineach the 20,000 point mark. for his career. congratulations warriors right now tied for second place in the western conference. stephen curry made last night's game in denver one game a young fan will never forget. i'm sorry about one day, but it up right? so here's the story. the warriors were in denver for a game this past monday night, and cameras captured. a 10 year old fan pj crying as she found out that curry was actually not going to play in the game on monday. the warrior is back in town. just three days later, her idol gave her the surprise of her life. last night, steph curry heard the story came by the sidelines, talked with their even gave pj a big hug before tip off. that is a class act. move right there. absolutely. what a heartwarming moment. well the major league baseball lockout is over. spring training finally begins this weekend, big league owners and players reached a deal that will allow a full 162 game regular season. the agreement includes higher pay for younger

by klaus the stephan county is the chief. you're as an economist with pantheon macroeconomics, good to have you with us. so many experts now comparing the current situation to the $900.00 seventy's energy crisis to the come out. so the lehman brothers, do you see any of those similarities? well, i mean if we're very lucky, it could be a combination of both, right? because you have the specter for russian default that could be like lehman. and you certainly have the, the 1970 style supply side driven inflation. i mean, at the moment i'd say we're more sort of towards the 900 seventies in the way that, you know, demanding the economy strong. and then we've had pretty much since cobit hit, we've had a string of supply side shops in the economy. the worn ukraine is now an additional supply shock rusher is one of the biggest, if not the biggest commodity corner in the world. so, but i mean, you can't, you just said, if i'm lucky, this could be both. that's huge. all we on the verge of another major global financial crisis, that's

thank you for your time. stephan singh of their senior climate science and global energy policy advisor and climate action network international. the saudi coalition has launched airstrikes in santa and hold either in retaliation against attacks on its oil facilities. emmonds who the rebels say they had several areas inside the kingdom on friday on was near the formula one circuit and jetta with saudi arabia grand prix will be held on sunday. and your chappelle reports fires burn through the night following an attack on saudi ramco. oil refineries and storage facilities is the 2nd attack and as many days on a major complex on the outskirts of cheddar. by daybreak on saturday, with plumes of smoke still billowing above the city, the saudi led coalition had launched retaliatory strikes across the border into yemen. the coalition says the iran backed rebels struck jetta and another facility in jazz on to try and impact the nerve center of the world economy when a shout on call virginia, aramco facilities and jetta, as well as vital facilities in the saudi enemies, capital re odd, were targ

in for for your are, you know, when it's high like that, you say that that's when your arteries, stephan face to often as you get older and and that makes it very hard for the lead to get into? well, first of all, you need really good elasticity for you are for blood to go in and out of your arteries. now when they get stiff, they're not going to be able to get as much lead through those arteries. your heart really has to pump hard to get enough blood through them. so increased blood pressure, the possibility of rupturing that artery because of the pressure is so high. so that's why when you look at blood pressure and pulse pressure, there is a higher incidents of cardiovascular events. mortality valve disease. do you have any tips taking your blood pressure at home? because that's one of your lifestyle changes to monitor your blood pressure that something, you know, you can get a a blood pressure cuff the, you know, walgreens or cvs something like that really quickly. i've found it difficult for myself to do it at home. any tips on how to make it a little easier know that you're actuall

didn't -- tommy hill figure domestically was not that good they also have a problem it's expensive but stephan a man of great history. he's not coming on it's not like many used to come on all the time. i luke to know more about pvh. >> also, one of the most leveraged names, too eastern europe. >> yes, it is. and europe is actually quite good versus the united states. i was surprised the united states was almost as if somehow traded, i mean, macy's is a big play i think macy's is having a good quarter. i found mystifying the united states was so weak i think that it's time for larson to come on-air. he was a regular. >> yeah. he was a regular i remember i was having dinner with my nephews. my head writer and only writer and many was next to me and started the show i think he was kind of like everybody else blown away by my nephew. he said i think he should come on the show and never missed as soon as he retired, stephen larson i don't know. tommy was up. >> kline was good. i root for them. they are american. i mean -- but, i mean, this is our bellwether as i feel that about rh. i was upset gar

. >> stephane bancel selling his $400 million worth of shares since the start of the pandemic.ver $150 million of his own stock through a prescheduled stock program. he sold most of those shares at prices over $300 a share that stock trading now at about 166 bucks a share -- 1612 now. he sold -- in addition to that he sold $170 million of stock through an llc called ocha that he controlled is his children's trust fund and a biotech company, he sold an additional $80 million. it's only 13% of his total holdings so he still has a lot more stock. that's according to open insider, moderna pointing out his stock selling program was launched way back in 2018. his first shares were in november of 2019 so all of that was before the pandemic, the company is saying the plan was amended last may to reflect his charitable giving. bancel still has around 25.1 million shares this is just going to add fuel to the already fiery debate how much profits both personal and corporate have been made from these vaccines. >> yeah. although, again, to be fair, a lot of this was off the 10 b 5 or part o

stephan the warriors will be seeking a second opinion.n california, and it was good to see him running off the court. that's hopefully that to sign that it may not be as bad as we i thought it would be when you take your shoe off. yeah when you take that's when, you know. yeah you off. yeah. we all want him back on the court. absolutely all right, the weather wise. it's okay. today we will get a system. we will kind of ran those days. we will get us, isn't it? we will get a system tomorrow. our good friend chris henry's donna markethill. we always chat weather is just maybe we can have an amazing april or marvelous. may i like the way you're thinking, chris? maybe maybe we can because we didn't have much of a january, february or even march. but we'll get a little bit of rain there for tomorrow. you may be the best case scenario about 4/10. otherwise, we are clear this morning, maybe a little patchy fog. our next system on the way, but not until saturday. are you going to move? i don't think it is there it is to put a quarter in the machi

stephan larson they don't do tv previously many would tell you everything it's time to refute the dirests are making and the downgrade was hideous. >> yeah. it will be taken down in sympathy. >> yeah. >> watch pvh we talked about it all week. >> yeah. they determine pairing when i see it, it says look out! now that was just -- they wanted that stock lower larson must come on. he has to. now we often talk about, like, who comes on and when the times are good or bad. well, many came on to larson, i think one of the reasons the stock is so bad because people are very circumspect about his work now ralph lauren is doing well you're absolutely right. it's a depletely d-- completely down because of what pvh is doing. patrice is doing the opposite. i think that this is a power of all traits together. >> yeah. cruise lines cdc removing their most stringent travel warning. i think you have to think about disney they have a lot as a fleet they did the big meeting yesterday on disney world. i want people to start thinking about them as being back in the business and, you know, franc del rio said

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