that is, i did not go to the front stage, and there was the next concert, where the polka by yagan strauss at the end there is a pistol that shoots, as if imitating a hunt, a decoy that quacks instead of a duck, at the end a duck should fly out, which seems to be killed. this is how the polka ends, the traditional strauslov polka, which is performed all over the world, these are the traditions, i had a dilemma, how to conduct here too or what? and it so happened that at that time i was still playing as a one-piece in the presidential orchestra, it turned out that the chief conductor, the next conductor got sick, well, can you imagine, at the same time one was on sick leave, the other, and there was an urgent need to record some piece there - a demo to record such a demo -version, and the director of the orchestra came up to me, i found out that how would i... record this piece, of course, here i am i realized that yes, that means i had to, that is , fate, everything is fate, and i already took the conductor’s baton and played the strauss polka, there was a complete sensation, especially wi

the lions den, the stones, he will head close to the gnomon and strauss in east berlin. the museum open to everyone, now stands with secret down. so it was once collect to thousands of files restored here, including the reports to ship. it says delivered from the chancellor's office as well as other information from the various sources the my job was to take these reports, which were evaluations and all the shades of grey within the government. i was the one who photographed everything. and then i took the night train boss, so berlin jumped on the train when in the toilet. i had to stand on the clo and pull down the ceiling and put the box in there. and then i went home to ship. it says would never expose during their because the years, but all the agents were over and over again on both sides. the, the gleaning could bridge separates westberg and unplug stuff. then a part of east germany, the bridge became the symbol of agent exchanges. a not time went to scene in steven spielberg's film shows the cold and ruthlessness of a tough business. open the gate, the rudolf is t

yagan strauss and dmitry shestakovich a komerat, our young, perky group that sings everything, both jazzhave musical combinations, but nevertheless, this time they will perform with an ensemble of the armed forces. minsk on the calendars of the bible, it means on the intellectual battles of the books, the free zazirnuts are scheduled. only the national library will not sleep and 23 gadzin. how not to spoil the plot of the plots, it seems to me that 16 books from 10 countries of belarus. this would be the art day of this week. sachyce for news and rubrics praminat. this concludes our issue, finally. for other projects of the beltelerady campaign, fees are available on the website tvar.by. afternoon evening. you and i live in modernity. we believe that in every word has a meaning.

-- 107. -- levis strauss. >> it bounced back on thursday, great results taking market share, moved up men and ladies and said they were both up 40% recently. loose fits. >> and if levi is right, then lululemon has a problem, they make ethos $100 yoga pants, very tight. and they just had earnings this past week. the guidance, not so good. and i think the concern has to be, and this is coming from jeffreys, is you're going to have people looking elsewhere than those tight yoga pants that have been so style thish for so long, and i know people have been waiting to see them go away forever. and he compares it to under armour which is another company that at one point was very popular. all the kids were wearing it, and it seems like overnight it just stopped being the thing that you had to have, and their stock has been terrible ever since. we'll just have are to keep an eye on it and see if this is it for skinny pants. >> well, this isn't anything new because skinny jeans were up one of the first styles that went by the wayside during the pandemic. so i'm not surprised to hear that wide l

iago was called the hagans strauss of jazz.ying on is made from natural gold. edzi rosner, a man, a legend, a brilliant musician, an idol and a lover of the public, he has created belarus as a jazz mecca, and... leaves the brightest mark on the history of the belarusian stage. he was unconventional.

. >> and levi strauss looking for ar better way you shop.ar better way you shop. >>> and then she got that dress with the extra money she saved using our brand new grocery outlet app. it's been really fun seeing what everyone's doing with the extra money they save. nice shirt. just got back from vacation. a butler? super nice guy. i got to start using the app. >>> good thursday morning. right now at 5:13, we are headed to the peninsula, and it's a chilly morning with light winds and rain will move in around 7:00 and getting heavier at 8:00. >>> looking at the live look at the golden gate from sutro here. looks like it could be my imagination because of what kari is talking about with the changes, but traffic is moving smoothly. another person looking ahead is scott mcgrew. >>> happy thursday to you. speaking of looking ahead, three down days in a row for the dow. amazon says it's cutting staff at its cloud services. bloomberg said apple is working on some kind of home robot but it's still early days, and investors not that impressed with the

so mr. table spell, as you can see on instagram, who's following mr. strauss and mr. tables. it's really interesting all, it's great to little place like house is clear about what we want. we want to go this in. these are 2 very different people, so i have 2 people who are both very searchable. ok, it's time now for the election results. and so to begin it will be the 1st. when goes to our voters with a turn out of 68.39 percent we have to invalid balance is $1359.00 is valid balance devices of those $753.00 votes for mr. re i noticed you have a mr. marco strauss had 591 votes and wisdom, my ts fi 15, both have michael spouse from full. i noted 60 bank gives mr. re, i know she have a 55.41 percent of the balance, even though it's only fingerprints to come off the port of your citizens. it is of course, difficult to say something at the moment like this. like when words fail, you talked to most of the time has set an example sites, an example for the whole of germany and so on. the civil people, the tires themselves, and examples of tolerance, openness and a good cooperation w

so the 4 to 50 is time from now. strauss chief climate scientists said munich re the largest re insurance company in the world, explained it like this. having this knowledge to transparency about the situation and the about the options, i have to react properly to improve my receives for a long time insurers and scientists looked at historical data. they checked activity in different parts of the country, for example, and attached a risk level based on how vulnerable it was in the past. the focus that those days was hurricanes and earthquake. nobel prize on a v, karen clark pioneer, the risk assessment model in the eighty's. but she questions whether it's an adequate way of looking at it today. of the challenges today or not just for teams in or ways it's severe convective storms, floods, wildfires, winter storms. so there are many other perils and the problem is the methodology used by the 1st generation of models to assess hurricanes in earthquakes is not well suited to what we call the frequency pair. insurers and risk modelers learn from it went all over the world a major hurricane in

strikes wouldn't be possible without wisdom, intelligence information that an able to print directly. strauss around questionnaire defenses. we're getting that information and we're thankful for it. for all the fear in western capital's, these drone strikes can escalate to expand the scope of this war here and ukraine, many fuel they have little to lose. their argument goes something like this. the west comp withholding industry aid. what was the lock and key if not, to use what it have? ukraine, they say, wait fight. this will with one hand tied behind his back. so how concerned should last go be about all of this? that's a question i put to a military analyst, frank lead, which at the top to cool level, the very serious if you heard that for mr. rahman and co, who outlined exactly how things are done and what they've done with. so yes, the causing damage on you can see that when the americans actually state gets involved on the financial times of stating they, there's a strategic effect to it. there is that kind of effect as well. however, on the rest of the war efforts, it is i think right

$1359.00, valid balance devices of those $753.00 votes for mr. re, i noticed you have a mr. marco strauss had 591 votes, and mr. mathias fi. 15 both have michael spouse from photo. i noted 60 bank gives mr. re, i know she have a 55.41 percent of the balance. even though it's only fingerprints to come off the port of your citizens, it is of course, difficult to say something at the moment like this when words fail, you talked to hospital time has set an example sites, an example for the whole of germany. and so one of the simple fix the fire and examples of tolerance, openness and the good cooperation with that. so i take my hand off to you, so i'm really speech less as well. the thing i'm pretty much done because you always where are you living in a stop in and around the losing certain cycles with your own people and getting a distorted picture of the well. but this is totally fantastic. the mazda of this evening, so far as almost life is so crazy as a full is even beyond those 7 years ago, i was in the refugee shelter. and today was find the mirror, hard to scroll down by itself. it's a

shvedova is a regular participant in the strauss festival. several dozen leading roles in performances: the magic flute, rigaletta, the barber of seville, cormina burana and many others. for fruitful creative activity. elena vladimirovna was awarded the francis skarina medal and was awarded the title of honored artist of the republic of belarus. on april 11, 1965 in minsk, the belarusian composer, pianist-producer oleg molchin was born into the family of a musician. while studying at a special music school at the belarusian conservatory, his idols were evgeniy glebov, raymond paus, quincy jones, and the queen group. in 1989, people's artist of the ussr. silence for work in the state ensemble pesnyary. the work of the twenty-four-year-old composer was included in the program of anniversary concerts for the band’s twentieth anniversary. one of the brightest works of the composer’s pesnyarovo period, the vyanok program, the pinnacle of oleg molchin’s work, is rightfully considered the song on kupala’s poem “the prayer,” performed by vladimir mul

he is running against fellow supervisors and the heir to the levi strauss fortune. >>> today is the deadline to certify election results and when it comes to the race to represent the south bay in congress, we know that former san jose mayor sam liccardo is the front runner in the race but the question still stands, who will he be running against? the latest count for district 16 which spans san mateo and santa clara counties shows a deadlocked race between evan low and joe simitian. the two are tied for second place. as of right now, they have exactly the same number of votes , believe it or not. what happens next? it is up to the candidates to decide whether to request a recount. otherwise, there will be a three-way race in november. >> state law, basically says that when there is a tie for the two positions that we are talking about right now, the two will go to the november election. there will be a three-way race for the congressional seat. >> by the way, a candidate requesting a recount has to cover the cost and there is no assurance that a recount will go in a person's favor. >>> take

film, but there is a lot of classical music, the most famous fragment from richard’s symphonic poem strauss said zrat ustra, written in 1896. on april 2, 1982, the volklen war began. argentina decided to regain control of the falklan islands, which in latin america are called the malvinas. they were captured by britain a century and a half earlier. in argentina, the military then came to power and general leopoldo galtieria decided to strengthen his image with a victorious war. buinosoros did not expect much resistance. margaret thatcher asked president ronald reagan to help, since it was closer to him, but the united states occupied neutrality, but britain did not tolerate humiliation and sent its troops. halfway across the globe to the south atlantic. two aircraft carriers, seven aircraft carriers, and three submarines approached the polklands and landed 22,000 soldiers. and a big battle began. after 74 days , the argentine contingent capitulated. the islands returned to britain, and galtieria was forced to resign. in britain, the victory caused an increase in patriotism and strengthened

but there is a lot of classical music, the most famous fragment from the symphonic poem by richard strauss zrathustra, written in 1896. on april 2, 1982, the falklands war began. argentina decided to regain control of the falklan islands, which in latin america are called malvinas. they were captured by britain a century and a half earlier. in argentina, the military then came to power and general leopoldo galtierri decided to strengthen his image with a victorious war. not in buenos airos we expected special resistance. british prime minister margaret thatcher. asked president ronald reagan to help, since he was closer, but the united states took neutrality, and britain did not tolerate humiliation and sent its troops across half the globe to the south atlantic. two aircraft carriers, seven aircraft carriers, and three submarines approached polkland, 22,000 soldiers landed, and a big battle began. after 74 days, the argentine contingent capitulated, the islands returned to britain, and galtieria was forced to resign . russia of the present and future, touch all the achievements at the mai

conducted the oboe, that is, i did not go on stage, and there was the next concert, where the egan straussre is a gun that shoots, as if imitating a hunt, a decoy that quacks instead of a duck, at the end a duck should fly out, which seems to be killed, this is how the polka ends, such a traditional ostrich polka, which is performed in everything world, these are the traditions i had the dilemma is how to conduct here too or what? and it so happened that at that time i was still playing a kicker in the presidential orchestra, it turned out that the chief conductor, the next conductor, fell ill. second, and i urgently needed to record some work there - a demo to record such a demo version, and the director of the orchestra came up to me, i found out that i was doing practical training and about this matter, but i love and respect, and here’s maxim, well, except no one can write you down, but i need to write it down accurately, and i had to take the moving stick to the presidential remote control orchestra, and of course they recorded this piece , so i realized that yes, that means i must...

, but i'm berlin was split into an east germany or guns to shoot any one trying to flee friedrich strauss that was one of the few border crossings. it's where americans spawning couple, jeffrey and beatrice ship. it's crossed between west and east berlin to meet with members of the ministry of state security, extremities, intelligent service, as well as the styles, the country secret police, the years they were the country's top spies. the high profile target was the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, the department one a they were specialized in getting information from the chancellor's office. in this concert room. we were shot the we were trained the spines and so we had, we knew we had a lot of work there today, which is fine on the highest political figure in the country, making them some of the most dangerous agents of the postwar period. the former fredericks cross a check point between east and west. berlin was a place of surveillance and the espionage. the stalls. a monitored who left the country and who met with whom their eyes and ears were almost everywhere. the se

and he went up to andrew strauss and andrew strauss, fantastically nice to him at bristol and then atter. we went to gloucester. we went to gloucester when gloucestershire played there and, he went in northamptonshire playing and in my little boy claude went up to monty panesar. the wonderful had such a good reputation and panesar was horrible to him. couldn't give him the time of day. so what was that about? now is my time to give back. well it certainly wasn't his, his behaviour at that point. i was very disappointed, and my boy was sort of crestfallen and couldn't understand the reaction of, oh, i heard that. >> i heard that when i see, footballers and stuff and they just walk past their fans, i always hate that because i think it's your fans that put you in that position, i was watching, was it good morning britain or something? an interview this morning with george galloway, and i actually thought that the presenters were very kind of dismissive of him, were almost. i would say, almost bordering on mocking him. and didn't really wanted to go back in time, you know. did you say th

and it the, the, the, the, the ide strauss very well. and it's not like they are asking us thought big the, the syrian government in, in damascus, spoke for permission. there was a lot of presidents that could have done this according to international role. and they did. and when you asked them about this, what was the response that the know we have to cooperate with this rug and the israel is insisting to control every single zillow that goes it across the board even from, from egypt. so so, well i'm so type really weak weight where we're impotent, they admitted that that meant that, i mean that's i bought by it by also by, by the dates. i mean, i mean not a single. the truck goes from egypt into directly into gus that without its having been monitored by us, really pulses in the, in the, your own on the as really side of the board that it's there we have a you should go and see it set lying to come in the line to come in the queue to be monitored and, and fled to go back and into the no man's land to be reloaded in local trucks. to go

former interim mayor mark farrell, nonprofit executive daniel lurie, who is the heir to the levi strauss fortune and supervisor ahsha safa e haskin has confirmed to kron 4. he will be holding an event at 11 o'clock this saturday morning, but he would not confirm his announcement at that event. a spokesperson for mayor breed's campaign. meanwhile, has issued a statement following the reports of past skins run for mayor. it reads in part, quote, peskin is the person most responsible for creating a city of haves and have nots. it goes on to say if you could go into a laboratory and constructed individual designed to single-handedly destroy all progress in san francisco, he would be some strong words there. the california supreme court is hearing arguments over the fight. >> over berkeley's controversial student housing plan here at people's park. the park owned by uc berkeley is expected to become student housing. that's the plan. but construction was stopped before it could even get started because of protests legal battles from neighbors, homeless advocates and environmental lists in an e

breed, former interim mayor mark farrell, nonprofit executive daniel lurie, the heir to the levi strauss fortune and supervisor ahsha sofi. baskin has confirmed to kron 4 that he will be holding an event at 11 o'clock saturday morning. but he would not confirm that he intends to announce at that event. a spokesperson for mayor breed's campaign issuing a rather blistering statement following reports of haskins run for mayor reads in part tesco is the person most responsible for creating a city of haves and have nots. it goes on to say if you go into a laboratory and construct an individual designed to single-handedly destroy all progress in san francisco, he would be it. well, that whether time now. >> as we get a live look outside that appears to be san francisco city hall. >> more political brings are going on. yes, at the moment. everybody wants to be there right now. they're all running for mayor, lawrence. is that right it? they may want to run away by tomorrow. i mean, we've got really some unusual weather coming our way as we've got a very, very cold system dropping into the bay ar

enough jim and i were just watching that report together from daniel strauss. what do you think of this? i mean, how important could one electoral vote out in iraq, scopy incredibly important because it's in combination with other states, allows biden or trump to get 270 electoral votes. the easiest way for the democrats to win the white house is the midwestern three states and wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan those are states democrats won six less seven elections. it's easiest way. the problem is that gets you to exactly 270 electoral votes if you include the one seat in nebraska. so that one electoral vote could be the key to one of the major maps as for the democrats >> we're down to one electoral vote out of nebraska. doug, i mean, as a republican who is not necessarily a big supporter of donald trump's seeing how this is going down in nebraska. is this good for republican politics? >> i think ultimately it could be, but just on the margins really, again, we're talking about one congressional seat. this is what's called an politics of the blue dot. it

cnn's daniel strauss is with me now on the latest standoff here in arizona, daniel yeah. >> and listen, i can't underscore how important this is to advocates of repealing this law. this shows among not just democrats, but republicans as well that there is a rift between the those who really supported within the state and more national republicans who are worried about the consequences of this law and it being seen as indicative of the party as a whole, you've seen it. you can see yourself in donald trump for instance, said, looking to distance himself from the law or kari lake as well, trying to either digress and change the subject or argue that the law should be repealed. it's too severe. so at this point in time, it's not really clear despite calls from some of the most influential republicans in the party for arizona, what arizona republicans would, what it would take for arizona republicans to actually move and try and repeal this law. >> again, there has been some movement in the state senate where republicans and democrats have joined together. and there could be a vote on this

levi strauss, heir daniel lurie and former interim mayor mark farrell. >> there's 213 days between now and the election, and i'm going to walk every corner, every neighborhood of this city and listen to voters talk about my plan. but this morning was incredibly heartening. i mean, we've had probably 700 people here today, and we're off to a great start. >> now, as peskin spoke, a group gathered to rally against his running for mayor. the san francisco san francisco chronicle reports. excuse me? that group was arranged by farrell's campaign manager. an east bay refinery says it is cleaning up its act. the martinez refinery is investing in producing emissions. what a manager says the company is doing to cut pollution, and a cdc alert about bird flu. the guidance the agency is giving about the virus. you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking a

as matthew strauss defense minister, you are go onto the filter of discuss coordination for a potential attack from the wrong. well, this follows as well. strong contact runs called sort of building in damascus earlier this month that's attacked, killed several high ranking arabian come on this. the wrong leaders of threatened to retaliation. these, right? the army said it's a high a let's let's go live to him. the sold hopes he joins us from occupied east jerusalem. as i mentioned, the head of send comments visiting israel wants his message, a well ahead of centcom meeting with both these really defense minister and other security officials like these really army chief of staff who did release a statement saying that they are prepared for a wide variety of scenarios and situations. and remember weeks ago, these relatives had bolstered their air defenses and mobilized preservice to those air bases in anticipation of some sort of retaliatory attack by beat audience after these really is a struck and it on in and diplomatic commission in damascus. but never claiming responsibility for the

running against his fellow supervisor, there is also mark farrell, and daniel lurie, heir to the levi strauss fortune. >>>, the times have you heard that every vote counts? a congressional race in the south bay is proving that to be true. one county clerk says he has never seen an election like this before. the latest count for district 16, spanning san mateo and santa clara counties shows a deadlocked race between evan lowe and joe samiti and. the two are tied for second place but as of right now, they have exactly the same number of votes. for san jose mayor sam accardo is the front runner in the district 16 race, he has locked up the spot in the run-up runoff, the question is who he will be running against. >> there will be a three-way race for the congressional seat in the november election. >> reporter: both counties will issue official results by 5:00 pm and the secretary of state has until april 12 to certify. candidates will have a chance to challenge those results. struck across the bay in antioch, easter weekend was anything but calm and peaceful. instead, it was all tires burning o

in 2011, i represented the made in the dominique strauss kahn sexual assault case and in the mid— manhattan vance decided not to prosecute the case. we then have the #metoo movement, then have the #metoo movement, the same district attorney cyrus vance decided to bring the case against holly once dean. so i've really seen the positive changes because of the metoo movement —— harvey weinstein. victims voices were heard, they could come forward and people would be held accountable at law enforcement would take their concerns and their cases seriously. the message i think at least in the short term, is the victims can go and testify and co—operate with law enforcement but defence lawyers still have a playbook of typical methods to try and not only discredit the mitrail but also to legally manoeuvre and get a jewry verdict of 12 people overturned —— discredit them at trial. douglas wigdor, a lawyer who has represented once dean victims in new york, thank you for your time. thank you. before once dean. the us supreme court heard arguments about whether former president donald trump could be secu

the netherlands, france, spain, switzerland since 1998, shvedova is a regular participant in the strausse of the bolshoi theater dozens of leading roles in performances, the magic flute, rigaletto, the barber of seville, carmina burana and many others. there were evgeny glebov, raymond paus, quincy jones, the queen group in 1989, people's artist of the ussr vladimir mulyavin invited molchin to work in the state ensemble pesnyary. the works of the twenty-four-year-old composer were included in the program of anniversary concerts for the band’s twentieth anniversary. one of the brightest works of the composer’s pesnirov period, the wreath program. the pinnacle of oleg molchin's creativity the song on the kupala poem prayer, performed by vladimir mulyavin, is considered right. however, many of the compositions are written. on october 26, 2021 , a unique object appeared near the composer’s house, oleg molchinov’s musical bench. next, we continue to get acquainted with the pearls of belarusian cinema in the cinema section. every saturday, the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts masterpieces of b

we have a great partnership with strauss family creamery, who's manufacturing that for us now.l. i really wanted souvla to be for everyone. i didn't necessarily want it to be something where it's like you had to be greek or you had to have been to greece to know and understand this thing, that anyone can walk in and understand the menu and get great service and understand what they're eating. consistency and quality is paramount to what we do, especially when you're serving two, 3,000 meals a day. our tagline at souvla is "make it nice and be nice." so that stems from my background in fine dining, but balanced with, you know, the more sort of humane and sort of more positive attributes of running a business

thank you so you talked a little bit about strauss.i'm saying that where why he have it out for oppenheimer like what was the beef that happened there? and it they're just too arrogant guys who are like thin skinned and they just clash and they're both mean and they're both vengeful and they both try to undermine each other. it's not the way the film it as like oppenheimer, you know, whispered something to to to einstein and turned einstein him. that's not really what happens it's just these two guys really clash and they start, you know, biting at each other and then because he's vengeful, gets in a position years later, you know, five years later, to be able to stab oppenheimer in the back, it is partly they're both on the abc, the atomic energy commission, strauss wants to develop super big bombs. and i oppenheimer is against that. and he sees this sort of as hypocritical you're the guy who invented these, how can you now turn against them? so it isn't one big beef. it's just growing number of beefs that they that straws manages to

. >> levi strauss stock surging today. what is your trade?ng case because the ceo said they want to dominate denim head to toe. and i don't know, but the fact they are acting as cultural ambassadors because of their big cultural hits, i think denim is coming back into fashion and if you bet on the fact that denim will be a fashion trend for the next 18 to 24 months, that means very positive comps for levi's. it looks very good at this point as long as the fashion trends hold up. >> interest rates up this week. big jobs report tomorrow, the dow down 300 points or thereabouts as you see about 8/10 of 1%. 300 points isn't what it used to be but it still catches your attention. >> and nasdaq did a big flip from of 1% to down 1%. a very unpleasant afternoon. i think the market may be worried about jobs more, not in the fact that they will be bad but wages will be really strong which would put a lot more pressure on rates or what's going to happen in my opinion is the fed will do one and done for the rest of the year and that will start to weigh on

stuart: levi strauss, one of the most woke companies in the world. they've raised their annual profit forecast. >> because of cost cutting. stuart: 17%. lauren: the cfo said we are feeling good about the us consumer having stabilize. maybe things are getting better. they plan to expand. i like to keep you up-to-date with what's trendy. corsets and denim skirts are very big and you will see them at restaurants. stuart: corsets? lauren: nothing i can wear on television. stuart: we really enjoy this program. >> jeans people going into corsets. stuart: boeing, are they up or down this morning? show me. stuart: they are up almost 5% because boeing paid alaska a lisko -- compensation of $160 million because of the temporary grounding of the 737 max 9 jet to cover loss profits and they expect more. stuart: a fly in the ointment right there. coming up. border patrol agents arrested 182 chinese crossing the border illegally. that was tuesday. there's been a 6000% increase in chinese migrant encounters since biden took office. federal agents rounded up three a

>> it's the first quarter for levi strauss.rs want to know if the look has changed at all since the last reported forecast. beyonce's new country album is bringing some positivity to the brand and pop culture even in recent days. bigger picture, shareholders really want to know more about the plan for the legacy brands future, particularly as it seems the concern about consumer ability continues to grow. retail executives are wondering if discretionary spending can continue. we will ask about all of that and more as we speak to michelle on last call this evening. it's her first interview as ceo, and it's a cnbc exclusive. >> i didn't realize beyonce was going to be a factor. courtney, thank you very much, we will see what the numbers give us. the s&p 500 is back in positive territory, of about 1/8 of a percent. it has been oscillating after a few days of decline. you have small-cap outperforming, you do have about 60% of volume to the upside. bonds have been a big part of the story. the selloff and treasury, you have the 10 yea

how much they supported these so-called west german revanchists, franz joseph strauss, such were theanged that... all program documents, starting from the nineties, completely distorted the meaning of this, this is already completely, it appeared there that the reason for fulfilling obligations is ethnic unrest, i remember, and rejection of western values, you can imagine, if rejection of western values, you can invade and bomb, so of course, what we just saw is this, remember, there was such a parkinson’s law, because when an organization... signs up for the mandatory provision of funding and weapons to the kiev regime, as long as he continues to fight with the russian federation, we all know that kiev is not independent, it only follows the instructions of its superiors, masters who need to implement the anti-russian project, this is not hidden if you listen to the speech of the leaders of the united states. in britain, france, germany, nato, the european union, you will see that the main thing for them is to defeat russia. this mandatory funding that they want to introduce into na

in the opera electro, richard strauss used 110 of them at once, almost a record in the history of thet? well, maybe about musical instruments? this is the correct answer. 110 musical instruments. around the opera 200. this was first done in russian by the poet alexander sumorokov. probably written by liboreto opera. right. first 800. from this particular case of the law of conservation of energy it follows that the existence of a perpetual heat engine is impossible. this is probably the first law of thermodynamics. bravo, first in a thousand. the painting by jean baptiste greuze was exhibited for the first time under the title farmer handing plow to his son in the presence of the whole family. but later this name stuck. first furrow. right. painting are in the pushkin state museum of fine arts. lying in painting 800. he painted his first wife vera in 1882 lying in an armchair, the painting is called “rest.” sirov, no, repin, right, zhanna, i’m lying in the picture for a thousand, an english landowner of the late 18th century, brooke budby, was a fan of this philosopher. here is a phot

we're watching earnings from levi strauss.he big event of the day is disney's annual shareholder meeting kicking off this afternoon. and fed chair speeches including from jerome powell. >>> raphael bostic will be coming up on "squawk box" at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. >>> and as markets continue to face fresh turbulence, a pair of interviews you won't want to miss when steve cohen joins "squawk box" at 8:15 as well. we'll hear from green-light capital founder david einhorn at 2:00 2:15 p.m. >>> let's get a check on futures. the dow is implied lower by 55. the s&p down by about 9, and the nasdaq off by 50. >>> our own jim cramer is telling investors not to worry. he made those comments last night on "mad money." >> don't forget the company was over bought. it was overbought this evening. the movement might not be over. bottom line, all you can do is patiently hunker down and wait for lower prices. somehow, i think we'll get them. >>> from one philly guy to another, let's bring in jay woods from freedom capital markets. you heard j

. >>> levi strauss noticed those stores leaving and it's changing the way they are selling jeans. >>>e futures, three down days in a row, and then look at that. that's find out what is happening there. >>> well, the san francisco symphony getting star power this summer. the egot winning performer set to share the stage. to share the stage. you want we know you care. [music plays] but if this is all too real for you and your loved ones. make the call. because we care too. ♪♪ home instead. to us, it's personal. >>> good thursday morning. right now at 6:14, we are taking a look at our day planner in berkeley. we are starting off with off and on rain, and one minutes raining and another minute sunny, and that's what we will see throughout the day. we will talk about what is coming up next week in a few minutes. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights turned on over half an hour ago, and the backup showing up in the lanes and parking lot. rain is hovering around and kari is talking about the changes sweeping across the bay. >>> happy thursday to you. we may get a winning day fin

craig sopin: isidor strauss was a very rich man.rty: he made his wealth as a co-owner of the big department store macy's. don lynch: and you had benjamin guggenheim on board. greg daugherty: benjamin guggenheim was a 46-year-old industrialist. benjamin guggenheim was born into a fortune. he was not new money. he was old money. tim maltin: there was a very attractive actress on the titanic. greg daugherty: dorothy gibson. she had been a model for an illustrator, did a lot of magazine covers. craig sopin: she was also one of the highest-paid silent film actresses at the time, well known for quite a few films, even though she was in her early 20s at the time of the titanic . [melancholic music] julian fellowes: the first class on a ship like titanic were considered a kind of golden race, these marvelous men and women with their wonderful cars and chauffeurs and ladies maids and-- they were all gods and goddesses, really. tim maltin: but let's not forget that that same excitement went for even the third class passengers, from the riches

coming up, an interview with levi strauss ceo michelle gas.roline: time for our wall street week daily segment. ray dalio says 2024 is a pivotal year. he spoke with david westin yesterday. david: >> the rise of populism on the left in the right at a greater extremes so much so that we question the system because that polarity is the picking of people who will fight for me at all costs. it's a threat to democracy, it's a threat to compromise and it is a certain dynamic that comes along like once-in-a-lifetime. david: you even write there's a 50-50 chance of civil war. is that right, 50-50? >> let me define a civil war. you have a situation where you have irreconcilable differences so that there becomes a failure to follow the rules. in other words, let's take january 6. you could see a situation in which you don't accept the results. we are getting more and more not only just at the election but even in decision-making as the state of texas deals with the federal government on issues or we had sanctuary city issues where there may not be agreem

former levi strauss brand president jennifer said on a study this is wearing jeans is bad for the environmentdy airo helps you get your business online in minutes with the power of ai... ...with a perfect name, a great logo, and a beautiful website. just start with a domain, a few clicks, and you're in business. make now the future at godaddy.com/airo >> it's forcing those people to pay off the college loans of other people's children, and nothing, that kind of hypocrisy and that kind of unfairness is so obvious