war. >> reporter: when the civil war began, california was governed by pro southern politics, but templeton says that changed in 1862 thanks to the money and influence of san francisco and the wealth of the state suddenly became available to the union war effort. >> the deciding factor in the civil war was california's gold. she was the one that turned california's wealth toward the union. >> reporter: and the fight against slavery. >> yes. >> reporter: this woman who helped start the war that would end slavery eventually died pennyless relying on the hospitality of old friends. she lies now in this cemetery in napa under a headstone with the inscription pleasant herself requested. she was a friend of john brown, but in the city where it all happened, there is a living tribute, the eucalyptus trees she planted, shade provided by a woman who always worked from the shadows. >> pretty incredible. >>> coming up, the valentine's day joke that backfired on a local sheriff's department. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement.

and, she is probably the single most important person in their success. >> templeton says pleasant moved to california not just to generate money, but to help incite a war that would end slavery. she gave $30,000, nearly $1 million today, to abolitionist john brown to fund his famous attack on harpers ferry, and west virginia. >> harpers ferry was a precipitating event for the civil war. so, she specifically caused the thing that led to the civil war. >> reporter: when the civil war began, california was governed by pro-southern politics. but, templeton said that changed in 1862, thanks to the moneyed influence of san francisco, and the wealth of the state suddenly became available to the union or effort. >> the deciding factor in the civil war was california's gold. she was the one that turned california has wealth toward the union. >> and the fight against slavery? >> yes. >> reporter: this woman who helped start the war that would end slavery eventually died penniless, relying on the hospitality of old friends. she lies now in this cemetery in napa under a headstone with the instructi

. >>> hey, it's host whose marriage dynamic is his wife hitting him with a car a lot, tyler templetonst who has a recurring nightmare where she can't catch a fleeing winona ryder, bonnie davis. co-host who fills the interior of her car with razor wire every time she parks, susan shepherd. and co-host who invented a parachute specifically for frat house floor collapses, austin sparks. ron desantis only drank with those teens to make sure no one got drunk enough to accidentally read toni morrison. this is "hot take." what's up, bare ass on the furniture battalion? >>> top story -- our nation's perfect spectacle of racism and violence, the super bowl, was tainted on sunday when woke commercials many for godless electric vehicles somehow pirated the broadcast. they completely violated the sanctity of the super bowl ads, which should teach viewers that patriotism and alcoholism go hand in hand. now, let's bring in our guest who got heckled so much as a stand-up comedian that she retreated to a successful tv and movie career, tig notaro. what's up tig? >> oh, just, you know, hanging out. ti

franklin templeton, amy, thank you for making this work. sonal desai of franklin templeton.e guy from tennessee out in the bahamas and in toronto with the templeton growth fund and the templeton world fund. sonal, thank you for joining us. is 2023 a year that sir john would enjoy? is it a year for value? sonal: probably? i m not going to commit too much because i am not any expert but i would have thought last year would have been his year. lisa: what i and struck by is financials easing. what you make of this at a time when you see banks tightening lending conditions? can you frame out how problematic this is for the fed? sonal: this is something after chair powell's last press conference i noted. he did not address what i thought was the elephant in the room which was financial conditions. we had already unwound close to 425 basis points of rate hikes. fed chair powell said they tightened only in comparison to where they were in the extremely easy period of covid. i think it is pretty problematic. mortgage rates are off their highs. we have seen the type of rally in the fi

coming up in the next hour, we will be speaking to frankel templeton investments.berg. ♪ i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! woo! i want to hear you say it out loud. well, i could switch us to xfinity. those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that and the paycheck. >> this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia," we are counting down to asia's major market opens. we react to more hawkish fed speak. hire for longer seems to be the answer. disney is beating expectations. >> huge earnings season, hire for longer, and it is not just the messaging by the fed, but the rbis doubling down on its hawkishness. let's look at the side of trading across tokyo and seoul. >> that is the big question that investors are asking themselves. where do we see the fed fun

gas in favor of green energy and green energy at this point when body, when the blue $1240.00 in templeton nature is a problem. when we're in a gene africa that can provide or based load, and that comes from natural gas and comes from coal. but even bigger than that in itself, there is also a big need for to him to produce more natural gas for the world. and this is no time to be telling african countries who are banned on the, i'd not god, given natural resources in favor of getting energy african needs an energy mix. if not, if your produce all the natural gas in africa to be i've greenhouse gas emissions will increase just by point $67.00. that is nothing. and this is an application of pain the penalty for robin nations and greenhouse gas emissions. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah ah, 3 o. some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other countries. the united states of america is different wherever people long to be free. they will find a frie

toward the coast here, montero, it has been wet around highway 1 and over into mount templeton, higherons, temperatures below freezing. we have had a little snow, mate -- mount st. helena in the north bay. you see the bigger picture, how spotty in nature the shower activity is. we have raindrops on the lens where temperatures are mid 40's. 40 oakland, 47 it -- 47 san jose. a little sun glint on the water, being mid-50's but a chance of thunderstorms toward the noon hour here as this low is pretty unstable and sinks to the south. 47 santa rosa, 44 by the delta. we have a cooler afternoon and store so some rainfall totals over a third of an inch around pen field, mount diablo, around half inch, then half moon bay to around .1 inch by now, but you can see a third inch around santa cruz mountains and of course the cove looking at the snow. piling up a couple inches. sunny and warmer tomorrow, below average, temperatures return as soon as tuesday and wednesday. quickly we get into partly cloudy skies, already seeing sunshine. the rest of the day, -- the rest of the morning i should say. the

. ♪♪ -hey, it's host who's trained his body to drift like a cool car, tyler templeton, alongside co-hostd to not make another godzilla, bonnie davis... co-host who needs blaring parade music or her blood forgets to march around her body, susan shephard... and co-host whose off-brand cologne makes his moles grow crazy fast, austin sparks. let's blow through the debt ceiling just so kevin mccarthy's credit score goes to zero. this is "hot take"! ♪♪ what's up, underpants mold force? folks, just because you've never done a tour overseas doesn't mean you can't get ptsd when m&m's get less sexy. it's time for some dispatches from the culture wars! first up, microsoft xbox. microsoft has joined the radical far left by slightly lowering our mass-murder simulation toys' power usage. according to their website... how dare you push socialism on my xbox! it's gonna become lazy and play video games all day. get off your ass, x-box, and get a job! luckily, i'm fighting back against woke cost-saving measures by creating this ultra-inefficient xbox. plug it in here. this hog will tie up your metropolita

. >>> hey, it's host whose trained his body to drift like a cool car, tyler templeton, along side co-hostise nightly to god to not make another godzilla, bonnie davis, co-host who needs blaring parade music, or her blood forgets to march around her body, susan shepherd, and co-host whose off-brand cologne makes his moles grow crazy fast, austin sparks. let's blow through the debt ceiling just so kevin mccarthy's credit score goes to zero. this is "hot take." ♪ >>> what's up, underpants mold force? folks, just because you've never done a tour overseas, doesn't mean you can't get ptsd when m&ms get less sexy. it's time for some dispatches from the culture wars. ♪ >> first up, microsoft xbox. microsoft has joined the radical far left by slightly lowering our mass murder simulation toys' power usage. according to their website, "xbox will schedule game app and os updates for your console at specific times that may result in lower carbon emissions. this could potentially save you money." how dare you push socialism on my xbox? it's going to become lazy and play video games all day. get off you

hey, it's host you should just let cheat at board games 'cause the tantrum isn't worth it, tyler templetonin the middle of town is her dad, bonnie davis... co-host who has dated every meat-packing foreman in her state, susan shephard... and co-host warned by a cartel to quit being such an annoying part of mexico city's cocktail scene, austin sparks. if zelenskyy speaks at the oscars, then putin must be invited to the mtv awards to read the nominees for best kiss. this is "hot take"! ♪♪ what's up, gas-station bagel cellophane swallowers? top story! despite it perfectly quenching our thirst for blood and violence, the national football league is not without controversy. most recently, squeamish fans were in a tizzy over buffalo bills player damar hamlin's heart stopping on the field -- for just, like, a few short minutes. now here to agree with me under penalty of me getting my feelings hurt real bad is host of hbo's "game theory with bomani jones" bomani jones. what's up, bomani? -how you doing, man? -fantastic. do you find it a little strange that a peace-loving country like america would

-conservative host who can go to the park unleashed because he has a chip in his paw -- tyler templetonnd new york times columnist who brings a bottle of wine to your housewarming that's nicer than anything you've ever owned in your life -- charles blow. -reporting with the confidence of george santos saying george santos sr. is on schindler's list, our "tooning out" special coverage begins right now! -from comedy central, this is "tooning out the news: special coverage: state of the union 2023." "the nation's third most powerful person is named kevin." -good for romney there for telling santos to do something noble with his life, like spending his entire career firing factory workers. -i can't believe matt gaetz shook the president's hand while texting an uber driver to look for a girl at arrivals with a spongebob backpack. -absolutely. i'm co-anchor james smartwood, and i read every billboard out loud on the way to work. -i'm co-anchor kylie weaver, and, yeah, i'm kind of a crossword guru. -let's jump in. the 2023 state of the union address featured president biden touting his record

one of the greatest secrets to profits in the marketplace is for me, what i like to see is john templeton, i want to see somebody put money over the corner of the room, walk over and pick it up. what we are seeing is a constant back-and-forth action, the computer duking it out, noise about the cpi but it does not disturb a long-term business case, that's what i'm waiting for. liz: after uber's great note for the fourth quarter, now lift, as with an opposite picture. how do you know what is a great company? what do you look for? >> i look for musk to have companies, expedia and lift are nice to have, take a journey on your feet which is something you must do or take a car which is nice to have. expedia the same thing, take a travel trip or have a nice to have travel trip, microsoft is different, they are putting numbers on the table, the economy is moving beyond lift and expedia which people are beginning to understand. if i go from 0 to 1. liz: you like to purchase on days when things are down. i see disney's sales force which had decent sessions until the closing bell yesterday. right no

craig templeton was watching. after his performance with the bat last night. his powers seemingly dwindle in the day, disappointed but he would still of the big role to play. under the stewardship of the more recognised that is, england started to soar and so did this fan that missed out on his catch. missing out on his half—century, one swipe too many it was gone for 49. luckily for england, his replacement was harry brook, the emerging talent at the score moving quickly. that is become the blueprint for the site and no one embodies it more than the captain and that shot gave ben stokes the record for test six who did the overtake and coach printing the colon. and with a lead of 393 and with the sun setting, it was time for the nighthawk to swoop. another record tumbled with his wicked brighton anderson with his wicked brought in anderson and of most predatory pair in bowling history. broad was far from finished. and his prey now firmly in his sights. this was one of those broad spells that pure magic with the cr

one madison, they've already had a significant amount of preleasing done, including ibm, franklin templeton you're a generic office building or you're an office landlord out west, it's really tough. right now would i want to be a landlord in lower manhattan or up at 59th and lex probably not would it be scared if i'm a landlord around grand central? i'm not worried at all so it's really a bifurcated market and what you're seeing and boston properties has spoken about this, where the top tier properties are leasing and continuing to grow share the generic and more pedestrian assets, they're losing and unfortunately, there are two ways in life to spend a lot of money or to lose money, i should say. one is to own a boat really expensive the other way is office buildings. they require a lot of cap ex that's what these companies are talking about. that's why the top tier assets are winning the day because they have the amenities, the proximity and the tenants want. >> alexander, thank you so much for your time. we'll have to have you back. >> no problem. >> deswhat's the trade on this,f anything

there's a dinner at judge temple's house in templeton, sort of a frontier town and his daughter comes back from having spent time in new york and she has gotten used to some fine dining out there, which is already attention you know, some people are drifting into these aristocrat magic ways. and when she comes back the frontier town, she has to kind of suppress her surprise at the very food that's being prepared and her father catches this and tries to steer her away from making any comments that might be rude you know out of place. and everyone is sat around the table together, which also kind of surprises her and her father as a sort of elite figure in this town is also the one who gets to set the culture, the eating in that town. and so he's doing a kind of double role like he's trying to preside over his group, but he's also trying to make sure his doesn't say anything too embarrassing. and the way that a food is described by cooper kind of gives away his celebration of this sort of frontier life. he talks about the food that gets thrown away from the judge's table. quote, would e

do you at franklin templeton observed that?ty is very much a lagging indicator. at the moment, we're really suffering from the fact that to attract workers in, we're having to spend so much time training them and bringing them up to speed. you look at things like the supply chain, just bringing online a worker who can drive a truck, you cannot just put someone in a class-a truck and expect them to drive it. they need to be trained and certified. and all of that training is a drag on productivity. so even if we have in place a lot of metrics to improve it, it is going to take much more time than we expect. and the risk is, as we talk about earnings, is that this is the risk to margin. the fact that you have these higher worker costs and if you are in a company, you may not be able to sufficiently pass it along in terms of pricing, which will compress margins. jonathan: looking across the equity market, is there a sector -- sector or group that is more labor-intensive? is there a place you want to be or do not want to be? katrina