always welcome. >> susie orman. >> what you make of her advice? >> i love susie.ing about unemployment rate at 3.5%. think outlooks if we get the five%. i think that is what the fed is targeting. it's not a particularly rosy pitcher. she is looking at 30,000 feet. overlay that with what we have been talking about it makes you wonder the resilience of the market and where is it coming from at these levels. >> susie is always positive and constructive. that's why we love her. the part of the story that is actually very positive is the story she recommends about your money earning you something. the financial oppression has been pushing people out on the risk curve to get a return and people need to live on a fixed income. that is the glass half-full. it's an extraordinary time to be locking into longer terms. beyond six months, at least out to two years there is meso comfort especially if you think the rates will collapse. you might miss out on some of that. it is a good time. >> coming up the options. that and more when fast money returns. >> you get listening more

in fact, it's a negative picture. >> does your research, do your views agree with what susie just cited. there may be three or four that don't work out >> i think that's correct, tyler. what we see is, we see a self-selection sort of approach that where we spent a lot of time focusing on the success cases and we don't really here a lot about those failures that susie is talking about i would also say that what we're seeing is very much this idea of a new sort of world where generational cohorts are demanding that ceos sort of build their own brands and come out and talk about purpose and what they stand for. so a big part of this process, tyler, is really having these ceos step back in to these roles because they have a brand, a strong brand to be able to give investor confidence and to be able really help push that comeback story whether or not that comeback story is going to be successful will depend on a lot of different factors like susie is saying. >> it's interesting in the case of wwe to look at the stop pop vince mcmahon signaled, look, i want to be a decisionmaker at a time of

time, 25 luxury hotels are spread across the alpine resort, which is home to about 5000 residence. susie shows me one of the oldest preserved houses, a typical anger, the farm house, from $1658.00 owned dollars. i'll explain the architecture a bit more about years. the traditional houses were built with really thick walls to take out the cold it. and you can see that the windows are set back slightly. why don't we keep the warmth inside glass and yet still allow sufficient daylight in? and then i have individual windows that haven't rates in front of them before they have proof that the saracens were here. if you go to an arab country like morocco or tenicia to day, you'll see filigree window greats like this everywhere. oh, by the way, there is also a leaning tower in saint moritz, the remnant of the st. maricia church stance on an unstable slope and has to be secured again and again. saint moritz consists of 2 districts. and escalator takes you comfortably from xact, wheat stove, or village down to exact lead spot or spot. on the walls, you can see photos with motifs from winter sports

host: that is scott in illinois this is susie in carolina. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call i cannot -- did not mean to call in on the republican line but that is only number i could get through. host: we do ask callers to stick to their party line. how would you describe yourself, susie? i am -- caller: i am independent. and i called about the debt ceiling. the way to get the debt limit under control is to stop the spinning. michelle obama made about the trail in georgia. and does nancy pelosi really need a park in her neighborhood? this is how we are going to get the spending under all. you did not buy what you cannot afford. host: that is susie in east flat rock north carolina. is there a west flat rock, north carolina? caller: no, it is just on the -- the neighborhood of hendersonville north carolina. to russell in massachusetts. good morning, euronext. -- you are next. caller: good morning. my point is that we need to start over the republicans passed in the senate and $1.9 trillion tax cut. it is not a republican or democrat thing.

and in all this time i've gunnison was never stable and never peaceful with our lot. susie with that when she gets home, after a long working day, darkness awaits her the electricity's off a daily experience for many families and cobbled as she sits down for tea with her youngest daughter. we ask her why she doesn't leave afghanistan. emma, than me of once than any i got. i am an afghan. huh. and i got my education from the blot of this nation's people, and clearly my mac. i want to shove, my people had called on long if all of us decide to leave now who will rebuild this country? because what i care about hookah marva is waiting to take the university entry exam to study medicine. she's clear on why she wants to follow in her mother's footsteps seemed as cold. yeah. but that again, cause our society needs female doctors in every single province. after the recent earthquake, there were no female doctors in the field to help the injured women. not only mayo doctors were there but not a single female, and i want to help the women of my country, jeremy, who does that make us one? hold c

i'm some susie 20 to these fancy aids itself, from the a moscow, a patch for our k to enter, and they are low dose to celebrations on the 25th of december and to day for an orthodox christmas manual. what's the status of this so called sees far well, he just said it's a so called ceasefire a scene from kia because a really a d swore doesn't start for ukrainians. they're still being invaded by their neighbors. they neighbor, russia as some colleagues who are on the front line on the moment from agency a fee said that's a artillery fires were continuing. there were reports of all shelling on had a son yesterday of firefighters died. they were targeted by russian as selling was the russian side, saying that he was ukrainian, or shedding ongoing. so really there is no christmas choose. and you know, we have the reaction from german for a new. so i'm not a, not bamberg staying, boutwell e for me put a really wanted that, you know, a choose this would be, you know, as getting the troops out of that ukraine that people won't feel safe because of a christmas truce. and that's very much pretty

yeah, no, susie. i like once you get you ah ah ah mm. blue wafers which are formed over tens of thousands of years. can you give us important information into our climate and how it has changed over time? and what a scary is our glaciers are melting, added alarming rate to learn more. we came here to mount ellis, to speak to victor. papa. he has a gracie ella, who devoted his entire life to the topic. it is a fascinating, at times dangerous, and very important job with our headline stories this hour, germany, vice chancellor accuses loving more put not causing the energy crisis ranging in europe. but critics playing berlin's only got a itself to blame. a senior indian government and investor accuses us form a giant fighter of having attempted to bully new delhi in to providing legal protection for any side effects of it's covered, i seen also with russian again a long.

yeah, no, susie. i think once you get you a ah in 1884. the german empire began its colonial invasion into nam may be from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local elation as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protests and led to a rebellion. in 19 o 4, the hero and nama tribes rebelled against german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm, the 2nd was fully determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the utmost severity against the inhabitants of namibia. germany through is 15000 well equipped army. all around the country concentration camps were built. in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the germans killed up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the hero tribe, and 50 percent of the nama tribe. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reas

the 1920s next up is the vice and hall housing estate in stuttgart to model houses designed by local susie known as one of the most influential city planners. for modernist architecture can be found here. ah, a total of 17 of local boozy aids buildings in 7 different countries were named world heritage sites. ah, ah ah, ah ah, wherein the sway be and you are now where 6 caves from the i said revealed a stunning discovery. the oldest figurative art made by humans 6 caves have revealed some items that are more than 40000 years old. the caves and the sway be in euro and the ice age are found within them were made a unesco world heritage site in 2017 in 2018. the archaeological border complex of hight hubble and the donna vehicle, ford of occasion lines were added to you next goes list. some of the best preserved archaeological material from the viking age was found in the remains of the trading town of hight hubbub. high tub, who was one of the most important settlements and a trading hub in northern europe. at the open air museum, you can see what life was like for the vikings more than 1000

yeah, no, susie. i think once you get back with me, my number with you, i just need the number that i did complete with key at the washington state. the process is to dealer miley complete with of guys to phone and send the full claim. did you need video with your support to your professional lithium to what you parabola, sevalla, but yet with ah, ah. the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 1880 by in the very heart of the african continent. a state, under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared since the beginning, the congo free state was total mayhem for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children, were forced to work on the rubber plantations. those who failed to fulfill their quota were beaten and mutilated. to keep the congolese people under control. the king set up the so called forest bleak which wear punitive deta

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joining us now is lieutenant alkonis's parents, derek and susie. in this position and we know you want to get your son home. what's the latest, dad, that you have been told from the white house or u.s. officials on this matter involving your son? >> well, first of all, i mean, we just feel so, our hearts go ou victims, the japanese families that are involved in this as well. we would have loved to be able to connect with them through this process, but that just was not the case. and in terms of what we are getting from the white house, i mean, there -- things have been done recently to allow ridge and his family to be paid, basically an act of congress. through the omnibus appropriations bill process, there was an amendment drawn up and it was overwhelmingly supported that allows him to be paid so that is good. we know that the japanese prime minister is coming and we hope that president biden will engage and will be direct and say this has gone on too long, this is unfair, and bring ridge home immediately. >> sandra: susie, can you tell us more ab

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the tables are complex, figures and numbers that are difficult or the on re present to relate to. susie wang has a background in environmental psychology and works on how we can communicate climate change better people is speaking about time lines that are either very fine distant past. i'm the same teacher. take the latest report by the i p. c. c. the intergovernmental panel on climate change. it's the most detailed look at the state of the earth. but the summary is 40 pages long and stops like this. lots of big words, certainly not light reading. so most people don't have access or time to research the science on their own. here's where the science communicators come in, for example, and joe's or journalists. but it's literally her job to know this stuff. and to be on top of all the terminology there's so many develop by care by who want to do this, but they don't even have the knowledge. there is better to cover this topic right? surely. well from lagos, nigeria reports on climate change. they don't have to turn and we can cover this in a way that is accurate. no way that is simple f

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you can get more, but it's quite possible that patriotism is increasing. susie's search dish lynn is that see because of the partial mobilization, which called up more people bump bowman. my visits relatives are starting to support their boys more bush with joshua listened to think of them a woman in ramen's case. the conviction that his russia is doing the right thing has continued to grow. he expresses no criticism of putin. on the contrary, raymond is convinced that everything is going right. those can little, oh yes ma'am, but just so the russian people obviously support the leaders of this country from lucy. but she, because they are the professionals. so aneice, beside least they know better than the common people. a lot of, and they're doing it right. he ju, bridle, e, we, if we see that it's being done right. when 90 percent of the time, everything is done right. but simple do, it's of surprising. will russia when, when you're of course finished it in the beginning it seemed like it was going to happen fast as always, that of would use them. that's no longer the case cost for

social story on a truce bridge when you, when you might, which will immune thoroughly deliveries a lot. susie conversation officers can bundle ski, marsh. i was introduced upon a bundle bill. so soon if lago soon melody walton, a little girl crashing the children. flock at the grocery porch, blow on their new minutes, cuz i don't know at the bill and i pieces no job with blue. with ah, my a frances, come up with what? a good many somebody to love now. this machine you happy with. why did we got going to have that up with the, with mad that up way? anything that i pull a lot to shift from up in things you could see it was a lot, mitchell i said with doable to them. so they're also in the scenario, it's just all know grading. yes, she dallas at the worst bushes for us look range that are still bullshit. oh sure. shimoda. see a shoe at the signals, not by gears, would say, give signals, not a board that we can assign is the capricious manase is good at then you see in your book shows school poachers had the slogan, direct, spring below, mile up with the mr. laportia, you may look with me 70 perc

but it's quite possible that patriotism is increasing susie's search. additionally, we've been, is that see because of the partial mobilization quite which called up more people from bowman webinars, us relatives are starting to support their boys more, which would just show chip listen to think of them moment in romance case. the conviction that his russia is doing the right thing has continued to grow . he expresses no criticism of putin. on the contrary, ramon is convinced that everything is going right. it was cancelled. oh yes ma'am. but just like the russian people obviously support the leaders of this country, storm liberty. but she will because they are the professional. so aneice, beside least they know better than the common people and they're doing it right and do it right. even we, if we see that it's being done right, the when 90 percent of the time everything is done right. but up simple do. it's of so problem will russia, when, when years of course finished period in the beginning it seemed like it was going to happen fast so much that i

i would say they are the ones responsible for kill susie. officials say 70 officers were injured after being attacked. some twisted their ankles in the mud on sunday, police removed the last activists from tree houses, but 2 are still hiding and tunnels. energy company r w, ease fighter fighting unit is now responsible for them. the son of i not, i don't find that is now a mission for rescuers because we as police are not able to rescue people from such underground structures. i wouldn't fuku on for it. even though police have succeeded in clearing the area, the climate activists have announced new protests for the coming week. united states government has lost a new online system for people seeking asylum at its border with mexico. from now on only those people who've registered on an apt and who could show they have a sponsor in the us will be accepted into the asylum process. did abuse carolina shem roy. and in st. paul traveled to the mexican border city of reynosa to find out what this new policy means for thousands of migrants hoping to enter the united states. the new immigratio

watch al jazeera and you have an opportunity now to perhaps give advice to a generation of young and susie asked africans who might not have the means or the opportunity or the finances to achieve what they want to achieve right here, right now, what's your advice to them wanting that i can say is that is important to believe in yourself, really in yourself. you may be as a young man, a younger you may be dealing and a topic where it's difficult to you. but the only thing you need to know it is you have to believe in yourself and, and to believe in that what you're doing at because it potentially a new feeder. no one knows about it. i start to build schools out of mud. and now it's here, i'm talking to a bigger audience. that is an aspect in what are you doing that the word needs. it's not being seen yet. and, and you, which has come out with something that no one knew before, that would make a big difference. then you will be very successful is what i will give to everyone as an out of ice. francis kara, he 2022 pritzky architecture prize winner. thank you for joining us on talk to al jaz

everyone can, i'm of is pretty teacher, said q susie. the wrong policy is the one followed by iran, which practices violence against his own populations, which is particularly shocking. let's remember that in france, press freedom exists contrary to what's happening in iran, and that this is overseen by a judge within the framework of an independent judiciary, which is something that iran knows little about. so they're not only refusing to take any responsibility for the shot, leave go cartoons, but they're even projecting or throwing the responsibility back on to it wrong. but the iranian government sees things much differently. the foreign affairs ministry now is slamming france for complicity through silence over the cartoons. in other words, failure to act. to do anything about all of this. france has no right to insult the sanctity of other muslim countries and nations under the pretext of freedom of expression are on, is waiting for the french government's explanation and compensate reaction and condemning the unacceptable behavior

see the ideology and brussels was whenever take when we caught take e foreign policy read. susie, so it's really important that we get some 3rd right politician and no one who has no real cloud neural gravitas in he fits start bill. he's a socialist from mediterranean country and especially just yada, yada, yada. no one really takes bruce seriously, but i think to go back to macro and so smitten english. think we do take back on seriously. and mack on is available to speak. you and he has respect around the world. no surprise young picks up on something else. he said just the last couple of days, he said he states it that and this feeds into this, this failed state ideology idea that you've come up with, which i agree with, which is that because we, we don't have a singular ideology with our, my jealousy that one could even re take serious in the longer term that you does not have any ideology, a tool and beyond brussels, but hit macro and said we need to reach out to the russians. we need to actually understand way that they think and, and actually asked them, well, what would be yo

host: that is scott in illinois this is susie in carolina. good morning.aller: thank you for taking my call i cannot -- did not mean to call in on the republican line but that is only number i could get through. host: we do ask callers to stick to their party line. how would you describe yourself, susie? i am -- caller: i am independent. and i called about the debt ceiling. the way to get the debt limit under control is to stop the spinning. michelle obama made about the trail in georgia. and does nancy pelosi really need a park in her neighborhood? this is how we are going to get the spending under all. you did not buy what you cannot afford. host: that is susie in east flat rock north carolina. is there a west flat rock, north carolina? caller: no, it is just on the -- the neighborhood of hendersonville north carolina. to russell in massachusetts. good morning, euronext. -- you are next. caller: good morning. my point is that we need to start over the republicans passed in the senate and $1.9 trillion tax cut. it is not a republican or democrat thing. i'

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reporter: susie mcmanus is hoping sandbags will prevent her garage from flooding the way it did a few years back. >> our biggest danger is the creek overflowing. reporter: sonoma county district five supervisor linda hopkins says represent creeks could crest, specifically the russian river. the county is also bracing for falling trees and widespread power outages. >> the biggest concern we have is the fact we have the potential for a gale force winds on top of a really huge atmospheric river event. reporter: sonoma county fire has these jet skis on standby ready to make rescues at a moments notice. >> we have jet skis ready hooked up to our trucks. utilities ready to go. reporter: agencies across the county also preparing inflatable rescue rafts like this to help stranded residents. >> there were people kayaking through the flooded parking lot. reporter: south in sebastopol, visitors at this shopping center are also putting out sandbags, the storm bringing back memories of the flooding in 2019. >> they have the flood lock system locked and loaded to go, they supply us with sandbags, s

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