ladies, thank you so much, carol and tiana.l casone, in for liz claman. it's going to be a rocky hour go. we'll hold on. cheryl: yeah. more than 6000 points down on the dow -- charles -- 600 points. traders looking fo

tiana's bayou adventure opened up november 15th. so not even two months old. but yes. so as part of this year's celebration, by the way, may 16th is the official launch of that 70th anniversary celebration. both parks with new parades, new attractions, new character interactions. here at disneyland park, it's the return of the paint the night parade, which is this extravaganza with his magical floats, a million plus brilliant led lights. and as you know, sal, the nighttime experience at these parks can be way different from the daytime experience, which which makes coming out here for a couple of days make a lot of sense. but the calendar is just filled with new and returning experiences. later this month, the month long lunar new year celebration celebrating the year of the snake chinese, vietnamese, korean traditions, great food during that festival, the food and wine festival comes out, comes back on february 28th through april 21st. that's many weeks celebrating california's culinary treasures with tastings, seminars, and dinners. and if you're a star wars fan and

hi, i'm tiana removing but here in the center of night road, this city in the republic of kenya. and as we continue to focus on the continent of africa, today, we focus on the critical question, all day industrialization of the mazda continent. it is always important that then we realize that the mazda continent is divided into a 50 full or countries courtesy of the colonizer, as with the diabolical conference in violin, in 188411885. when the struggle for independence started in on is the need as of the day was quite clear that if i was to realize potential, she had 3 and done screwed eyes on. we see these are tense of industrialized vision, azalia, the 1900 on fifty's. when gum on, i'm good enough. start who's saying all of you nice. generalize this? this was a con. no. it is all about the attempt of industrialization. when is that they are swan hi done on the river, not. and it is about industrialization. when the stop is just the one i on, on still subsidy, it is all about industrialized fish. and this.

or tariffs and deadly headline on the guessing game of the trump team rolling out the central cam tianamise having an impact on the market and yesterday bloomburg reported z the trump team was studying a gradual increase and that headline helped lift our stock market, which stumbled out of the gate and other assets like the arrow that took off. see when that headline came out and when the euro began to really scream higher. now, if you're thinking tariffs were a essential campaign issue that the markets more fretting about, it's not the only thing. inflation, anxiety, that's start to grow. this morning there's december producer price index. it climbed again less than expected. the expectation's game and of course with that the character shared but that part of the story, all though moving the markets higher and yields lower, can't really mask red flags and there's some red flags, folks. these can'ts, all these components are fed into the personal consumption pce. that's the highest climb ever. it's not just airlines. portfolio management, positions care, home and health hospice, hurrica

ready, be prepared because you are at some point going to face a brushfire and it could be severe, tianaeviews that all the left-wing organizations like to push about it on an extra 4.7 average wait time to conduct a controlled burn. one scientist -- once scientist realize one is necessary. but also the water issue. is not just reservoir capacity but at a state-level the fact that gavin newsom is still trying to protect this delta smelt, the random fish in the central valley, so water cannot pass through the state, so you wind up in this scenario where you are a stone throw away from the pacific ocean without enough water. the good news about this fire that is emerging in the hollywood hills is that it looks like the wind has slowed down just enough that they are able to do these water drops. that is why we are seeing -- we can't say it's contained but it isn't blowing out of proportion the way the palisades fire it did in a matter of hours. really we have to hope god is on our side because government is not. >> trace: tiana lowe doescher, great to have you, thank you for your time. you

i did have a card for tiana tillery. tiana. okay, great. thank you.that concludes in-person public comment. we have approximately. 15 minutes for online public comment. so at this time we will have our online public comment. each speaker will have one minute. we'll start with our students, move on to agenda items and then non-agenda items. if time allows for that. can we please have that repeated in spanish and chinese? el bueno es este es el turno para las personas estan en linea. esto es para los estudiantes y cosas en la agenda. cuando tener un minuto solamente gracias. so i, i will. so among. the ad hoc sang to see how they were gonna go home and how they are eating home. okay. thank you. so at this time, if you're a student, please raise your hand again. this is an opportunity for students to speak. if you're a student, please raise your hand. sb. hello? can you hear me? yes, we can hear you. wonderful. thank you so much for having me. there's a lot to say about the report that was given, but among other things, i would really be appreciated if y

ladies, thank you so much, carol and tiana. folks, i hand it over to my colleague, cheryl casone, in for liz claman. it's going to be a rocky hour go. we'll hold on. cheryl: yeah. more than 6000 points down on the dow -- charles -- 600 points. traders looking for cover. i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. the jobs report dimmed hopes for two rate cuts in this year. major averages are now turning negative for the year as the dow and the s&p 500 having their worst day since december 18th. we're going to have all that market news and more coming up in moments. but we do have to start with the deadly story out west. a sixth fire broke out today called archer after the other five wildfires ripped through southern california leaving a trail of death and destruction. the unprecedented 4-day inferno that has swept across l.a. county has damaged or destroyed more than 99,000 structures and killed -- 9,000 structures and killed at least 10 people. fox business' max gorden has been following the flames all week and joins us live from cal