resistance has only increased. first let me introduce our guests for this edition of the program. steve bell, activist that stopped the war coalition, joins us from coventry in the uk. also joining us is chairman of the isamic human rights commission who joins us here, the capital tehran. okay, great, welcome to you both gentlemen. steve bell, let me first start with you. uh, we're looking at regional resistance groups. are unified in the position when it comes to the um israeli regime and obviously in support for the palestinians. um, i'm going to start out with hisbollah which has been militarily engaged with israeli regime on almost daily basis, if not a daily basis. i'm wondering as to why it is that israel wants to continue this uh targeting of hesbollah and intern lebanon um this in this form of manner a daily basis while it's carrying... out is israel genocidal war on the gaza strip? well, i think the reason it is doing so is because it wants to um extend the war um because um it hopes to draw in the united states. um, it's not actually in a position for example to invade lebanon at t

steve bell, let me first start with you. uh, we're looking at regional resistance groups that are unified in the position when it comes to the um israeli regime and obviously in support for the palestinians. um, i'm going to start. out withbullah which has been militarily engaged with israeli regime on almost daily basis if not a daily basis, i'm wondering as to why it is that israel wants to continue this uh targeting of hezbolla and in turn lebanon um this in this form of manner a daily basis while it's carrying out is us israely genocidal war on the gaza strap well i think the... reason it is doing so is because it wants to um extend the war um because um it hopes to draw in the united states um it's not actually in a position for example to invade lebanon at the moment but it is in a position to uh act in provocative manner um and for the netan yahoo government anything which extends the war um and involves uh the united states means that there is less likelihood of his own domestic weakness um coming into play um so i t

steve bell, activist that stopped the war coalition and joins us from coventry in the uk. also joining us is masu shajar, chairman of the islamic human rights commission who joins us here, the capital tehran. okay, great, welcome to you both gentlemen. steve bell, let me first start with you, uh, we're looking at regional resistance groups that are unified in the position when it comes to the um israeli regime and obviously in support for the palestinians. um, i'm going to start out with hisbollah uh, which has been militarily engaged with israeli regime on almost daily basis, if not a day. basis i'm wondering as to why it is that israel wants to continue this uh targeting of hezbollah and in turn lebanon this in this form of manner a daily basis while it's carrying out is us is genocidal war on the gaza strap well i think the reason it is doing so is because it wants to um extend the war um because because um, it hopes to draw in the united states, it's not actually in a position, for example to invade lebanon at the moment, but it is in a position to act in provocative m

uh, for example, steve bell, uh, is there something wrong with the? when that has brought the icj, the highest court into the picture, you have 53 countries, you have all of them coming out making deliberations, and all of them are criticizing and opposing the way that israel has conducted itself in terms of human rights violations and in terms of just an apartide regime to the max almost, um, first of all, what do you make of the fact that that has happened, and uh, obviously israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has totally dismissed any of the statements that have been made. and leveled against israel, well, firstly, it is evident that the global majority both expressed through the united nations and in the activity of people around the world, the global majority is with the palestinians and demands justice and peace uh for the palestinians, however, the institutions reflect the um of forces in the world, the fact that the um united states is the most powerful state, has a military budget 11 times higher than um most other states, and um is th

sort of thing that steve bell would in the guardian to would do in the guardian to, to an of publicures, an awful lot of public figures, you make look you know, make them look ridiculous . yes. put them in tough. >> i saw yes, some distortion of their public persona be their public persona to be exposed through, you know, like when theresa was when the when theresa may was being was being , uh, was being, um, was being, uh, was i think, violated by donald trump is that what i remember when she, when her, her leopard skin shoes were sure about poking out from under her, under a i remember i do remember now i wonder where it was going, but i certainly this now. certainly remember this now. >> look it later. >> so i'll look it up later. >> so i'll look it up later. >> or if not, i'll ask a child in a playground anyway, we go on one more story in the telegraph. >> the >> yes, well, of course the telegraph go king has telegraph go with king has cancer uh, petra of cancer again and, uh, petra of uh. yeah his royal highness there and but also very interestingly, they've got a rather story

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steve: i think i do i think i see, like, commercial mascots. burger king, mr. peanut, tony the tiger,oo >> jimmy: commercial ma -- yeah, all right. let me try that. [ bell[ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's good. still good still works. >> steve: still a win, right >> jimmy: still works. that's still a match yeah >> steve: it works >> jimmy: quest, you -- you got one? i hear you - >> questlove: yeah let's see. we got luxury items. i see rolex, diamond necklace, yacht, and rolls-royce >> jimmy: all right, let me check those ones out let's see. here we go ro -- diamond necklace yep. okay there's rolls-royce. [ bell dinging ] those are things less expensive than a super bowl ticket [ laughter and applause again, not what i was expecting, but it's a match. >> steve: yeah, no yeah they are correct >> jimmy: mark, you want to try one? >> yeah, sure. encouraging or positive words. there's great, awesome, fun, and cool >> jimmy: yeah, that's interesting. great, awesome, fun, and cool. yep. [ bell dinging ] sarcastic responses when someone pulls out an acoustic guitar [ laughter and applause >> steve: oh >> jimmy: hey, i just did that >> steve: that was great >> jimmy

steve spoke to sharon bell from goldman sachs who coined the acronym and said what sets the stocks apartn. >> the s&p trades at 21. they had similar growth. they are not super expensiiexpe. i think these companies have very good balance sheets and many have cash on their balance sheets just like the magnificent seven companies. stable growth and good margins. they hedeserve premium. >> bell talked about which central bank will cut rates first. take a listen. >> we expect the ecb to cut from april. a bit before the fed and bank of england. we will see if that happens. we had a weak set of data in europe the last couple quarters. on balance, that supports equities. >>> moving on. jamie dimon is warning that the markets are too optimistic for a chance of the soft economy. speaking to cnbc, dimon is concerned about a number of economic factors. >> 70% or 80% chance we will have a soft landing. i give it half that. we may very well have one, but pres the market thinks it is higher. the other mistake is to look at the year. all of the factors with qt and fiscal spending will play out over mult

are you ready, that might have raised some alarm bells for me. stevehave guest hosted a lot with you. >> steve: for a decade. >> pete: so why does kamala harris keep getting asked this question? >> steve: is she ready? watch this. >> what do you say to those concerns specifically if he had to pass the powers to you one second, one miners heaven forbid and request with all due respect are you capable and yesterday to step into the role and do whatever is necessary? >> i'm absolutely ready but thank god our president is in good shape and good health and is ready to lead in our second term. >> steve: just trying to reassure folks. >> ainsley: all right. listen to this story. a man connected to a woman's murder in manhattan is arrested after allegedly going on a violent crime spree out west. >> pete: a top prosecutor in arizona is refusing to extradite the suspect. citing new york city's soft on crime policy. >> steve: all right. it's a little complicated so brooke singman is joining to us explain it all. >> good morning, you guys, that's right. we have th

pretty good job placing the paper so far, i don't think is going to ring too many alarm bells at the fed >> hey, steve. i know you are more of a fed watcher than a stock market watcher, but the last time the ten-year was at 4.31, it was the first days of december, and it was on its way to 3.8, and i just think about this from the stock market perspective, a lot of the juice that the stock market got after that period really came from this monotion that the fed was going to be lowering interest rates, maybe five or six times in 2024. are you surprised that the s&p, just below, or in and around 5,000 right now, is not reacting a bit more negatively to the fact that rates seem to have an upward bend to them? >> dan, you stole my only meaningful comment at the end of your remark right there, which is, i have been surprised at how strong the market has remained i think that's ultimately a good sign underlying the stock market you're right, i have almost no expertise at all you, other than watching it for what the economic impact is going on in the stock market and what people think about the earnings ahead

bell, bbc news, brussels. live now to moscow and our russia editor steve rosenburg.emlin today to the claims that it was responsible for mr navalny's death. yes, absolutely. the suggestions by western leaders that the russian leadership was behind the death of alexei navalny have not gone down well in the kremlin.— alexei navalny have not gone down well in the kremlin. today president putin's spokesman _ well in the kremlin. today president putin's spokesman dmitry _ well in the kremlin. today president putin's spokesman dmitry peskov i putin's spokesman dmitry peskov described such accusations as obnoxious and absolutely unacceptable, but added that these comments would not damage president putin. he was also asked by a reporter, why has the kremlin we do not come in personally on mr navalny's das? —— the kremlin leader not coming to the response, i have nothing more to it. and now the russian authorities have nothing more to add on the cause and circumstances of alexei navalny's death, saying the investigation is ongoing. as for russian media, is also saying very l

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men have been drafted into the army. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg takes a look at how the country and its people have changed during the war. bellhat have changed russia and set the country on a darker path. two years of war and heavy casualties, mobilisation and mutiny, and repression — alexei navalny, dead in prison. fanfare. but the president is looking confident. vladimir putin senses the tide may be turning in his favour. but what is his goal? he wants the world to live on his own terms. i don't think that he wants some kind of a takeover of poland or the baltic states or western europe. he needs ukraine, but this is not enough for him. what is enough for him? this world must accept his rules, must accept his vision of the world. how things have changed. there was a time when russia and the west were talking about cooperation, partnership. the putin i met with, did good business with, established the nato—russia council with, is very, very different from this almost megalomaniac at the present moment. so the man who stood beside me in may of 2002, right beside me, and said, "ukraine is a sovereign, independent nation—state,

bell is not ringing yet, the cheering has started. we will put in our fourth straight month of gains, we have more coming, steve kovach. >> there's a bitan ai story with hpe, there's that fast growing segment for high performance computing and ai, that was up 37% this last quarter, the segment was growing faster than ever, intelligent edge was 41%, very high margin business, the storage and compute segments are shrinking, expecting sales to be down year on year. hp buying juniper networks, they announced that last month. $14 billion deal, that will help with edge computing and ai. >> thank you very much, christina is back with us looking ahead. dell's results? >> they are thought to be in a sweet spot. 60% of the server market, 35% storage, 18 of the pc market on dell. softer pc sales impacted both hpe and best buy earnings recently in the near term. that's why they expect q4 revenues to stay in line at best. it is a long-term setup that makes this name a favorite among analysts, their data center is largely enterprise firms which was a customer segment yet to pick up ai demand. ai server revenue can go to nothing to 50% of total earni

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. >> steve: now girl scouts need police protection to sell cookies in front of a walmart? >> todd: next the salvation bell even doing the most innocent of things. >> lawrence: that place is about 25 minutes from my house in texas. they will find. good luck in texas because they do prosecute crime. thanks, todd. >> todd: no problem. >> ainsley: thank you, todd. >> lawrence: no technology is helping law enforcement fight the fentanyl crisis, ains lit. >> ainsley: that's right. in new jersey the state police's hazardous materials response team is on the front lines. >> steve: i met up with their team yesterday in a "fox & friends" exclusive to learn about the threats they are facing and how they are trying to get drugs off the streets for all of us. >> steve: you've seen the news story. you know that fentanyl is so toxic and so tiny that a lot of people don't realize they have been exposed until it is too late. that's why here in new jersey the state police are using big tech to not only protect cops. who got to deal with fentanyl but to protect the people who might have been exposed. >> after 9/11, the haza

bell. we get seven a year in the united states. homeless encampments in california with rats running around that carry fleas and fleas can carry plague. >> steveorry about plague. >> dr. siegel: we can treat it with antibiotics. >> steve: we can also treat -- some treatments you can lose muscle mass, that is not good. >> dr. siegel: not a surprise. it is because the drugs work so well, they stop your brain from hunger and help you metabolize glucose. muscles need sugar. your muscles can atrophy, even as you are losing that enormous belly. for people that are morbidly obese, great drugs. this is a warning sign not to overprescribe them. >> steve: you are talking about people who need to lose significant weight. >> dr. siegel: yes, 50 or more, try to work out more so you don't lose muscle mass. >> steve: coach of andy reid celebrating his third super bowl win. a former player will react out in vegas, baby. mob wife aesthetic is the new trend, we will have actress drea mateo coming up next. good morning. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arr

instagram are reporting after the bell today we have the items you should be focused on in the results. we have julia boorstin and kate rooney, but we start with steves will it return to top line revenue growth after deliclining sales. apple is expected to report flat sales for thie fourth quarter china especially has been a problem thanks to the slower reopening the economy coupled with competition from huawei which started making phones again after a hiatus for a couple of years. beyond that, pay attention to apple's earnings call. that's when the company will give guidance on the current march quarter. many are sour on the march quarter. the analyst reported that apple expects to ship 15% fewer iphones this year. we will find out if apple has anything to say about that >> the big thing to watch is the revenue growth analysts are expecting the social media giant to report 22% revenue growth which is down a hair from the 23% growth the company reported in the third quarter. this will be a key indicator of whether meta's investment in a.i. is paying off to make the ads more valuable. growth could reflect the ads spending of temu and shein the stock

steve: happy retro-day. we would like you to be happy and reproactively watch the show evera you dvr it, so we get credit. >> ainsley: brian came in with belltoms on and roller skates. >> lawrence: and chest hair. >> brian: i didn't get chest hair until -- more on this later. >> ainsley: 20 after top of the hour, police in charlotte sounding alarm over a juvenile crime wave. the chief will join us. >> lawrence: mayor adams calls to change sanctuary city status. >> we need to modify sanctuary city law, if you commit violent act, we should be able to turn you over to ice and have you deported. >> brian: madison is live where a lot of criminals are. hi, madison. mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) emergen-c crystals. i think he's having a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming they knocked us down... ...to dial up speeds. like from the 90s. gr

steve lai. we begin today with the focus on the tech sector, with major names in the industry reporting quarterly earnings. starting with meta, the social media giant's shares sold more than 14% after the bellpany announced its first ever dividend assent at 50 cents per share. this comes days before meta, which was one of the first tech unicorns, celebrated the 20 anniversary of facebook. it all started like this, facebook, or �*the facebook�* as it was known, launched from mark zuckerberg's digs at harvard. more features have been added and the design slowly tweaked into what it is today. but the impact of the app was almost instant. and in the last 20 years, it's altered society, politics and business, in profound ways. here are four ways that facebook has changed our world. facebook was a social media game changer, other social networks existed like myspace, but mark zuckerberg's took off.

joke of the - >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: i heard that the budweiser clydesdales will be back this year [ cheers and applause yeah unfortunately, they're appearing in a commercial for taco bell'slupa. [ laughter ] that's right, a 30-second ad during this year's super bowl costs $7 million, which is why some companies are testing out shorter ads to avoid high costs. like, i mean, check out this new ad from starbucks. >> we here at starbucks like to sell coffee. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, that's - [ cheers and applause the whole ad it gets right to the point look at this one though from h&m. >> shirts, pants, stuff like that [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "stuff like that"? >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: and finally here's the weirdest one [ burp ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i -- i just -- that costed - >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: that cost -- [ cheers and applause that cost them half a million dollars. >> steve: wow. wow. >> jimmy: that's right, the super bowl is here, and everyone's getting ready for their parties. if you stacked all of the wings that we're going to eat, it would reach the sky. if you stacked all the celery we're going to eat, it'd reach about here [ laughter ] another f

bell market zone, mark saturated bike hustle moments of this trade. plus kate rogers, from the sell- off mcconnell shares today, and steve kovach looking into nxp results you first. we obviously did not like the prices paid reading today. the other economic data was strong. and we are in spite of, good is good, maybe it would have to be in the right places? >> yes, we have to see if the market itself, sort of over discounted could be good, maybe not yet. it is a tough market to be bare, you thought you had a good downside shot today, yields up over two days, you had the prices paid. now, with the index itself, very over bought. mark it's not really in here, there is a lot of stocks falling by the wayside. unless you are talking but isolated areas when we point to the market, the index has been finding a way, and the buy the winners strategy of course also keeps working, can't go on forever. still, very open to the idea that february, you get some shop, positioning getting more aggressive. don't be surprised if we find an excuse to back off. when earnings are not setting off alarms in the broad sense, they are not, especially about the first quarter est

steve: that's awesome. look at i have a tattoo. funny. good job on the photo shop. >> editing department. >> >> ainsley: very groovy. bee hives and roller skates. belll them out. >> lawrence: no tie, shirt open. have the jacket on. >> brian: that's me on weekends. i have a totally different look on weekends. >> lawrence: you party on the weekend. >> brian: alicia suit waiting for saturday night. >> ainsley: brian, what is happening here. you have hair. >> brian: i'm way too close to you i apologize. what am i doing there? >> ainsley: brian, you look like a werewolf. >> brian: steve those are the biggest arms and tattoos you have ever had. >> ainsley: look at lawrence's bangs and. >> brian: notice it's not a bud light. >> steve: the cover of the "new york post" today has got a horrifying story for anybody who goes to a burger joint and buys stuff. it says slapy meal and essentially what wendy's is going to do is they are planning to change their menu board so they can actually have surge pricing. it's a real busy time, they could actually jack up the prices just like uber. >> brian: good. >> steve: surge pricing and things like that. ultimately, the

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taco bell just announced that they're launching over a dozen new menu items, including mountain dew baja blast gelato [ audience ohs ] can we see a photo yeah >> steveudience ohs ] originally, they were gonna call it flex seal, but then they went with mountain dew baja blast gelato. [ laughter and applause "it's strong enough to seal this boat! meanwhile, the shamrock shake was like, "who is that?" well, guys, we just got hit by a crazy winter storm here in new york city. and this was nice. one of our guests tonight, jb smoove, offered to be our weather correspondent. check him out real quick how's it looking out there, jb >> it's [ bleep ] cold, jimmy! back to you! >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause thank you, jb. >> steve: so it's cold >> jimmy: wow. yeah, good it gets right to the point, man. yeah hey, i heard that last night a a helicopter crew in los angeles rescued a naked hiker. [ light laughter ] he was like, "thank god, i'm so happy to see you." and they were like, "we know." [ laughter and applause and finally, guys, you ever see a photo in the news and think the headline could be better we'll take care of that right now. it's time

steve paulson is here with your forecast and dave gasia rang that bell right on time. >> on time. >>right. we have mainly clear skies, and it is indeed cold out there. lots of 30s showing up. and guess what? it's going to get even colder as we go into the weekend and early next week. so temperatures there are plenty of 30s not far away from palo alto. there's 3839 woodside, los altos , menlo park, and not far away from livermore. i can find a few upper 30s. it'll be sunny today, but cool, breezy, maybe some clouds, puffy clouds over the hills later 60s on the temps. well, i think we have breaking. good news. highway four has been cleared and yes, it has. >> it's been gone for a bit, but we do have slow traffic. steve on highway four, if you're just waking up and you're wondering, wow, what is it like? i can show you. we do have a big backup on highway four, and that's because of a crash that was there for an hour. it's been gone for almost an hour, but the traffic is backed up. it's backed up well into pittsburgh. just give yourself that extra time this morning. you can see on the ma

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