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his new movie is called "tyler perry's "a madea homecoming." give it up for tyler perry!ow tall you are! give it up! okay! >> tyler: we are not to live? >> no, we are not. >> tyler: okay. ♪♪ what if i told you -- >> kelly: i love -- ♪♪ would you believe me -- >> tyler: i am in the wrong key. would you agree. >> kelly: how are you at memorizing things? >> tyler: we are even. >> kelly: i was like i'm not good. >> tyler: it means so much to me, because when i first in my play in l.a., it was the first time. it came on the radio and i was in tears because it was a moment, a great moment for me. so you mean that much to me. i love it. >> kelly: out, my god, i love that it did that for you. i've songs like that of my life that i am like that's the one that inspires me. i love that. i have to say this, i did not know that you had -- i did not know that you lived in wyoming as well. i've a ranch in montana and i did not know that you had a place in wyoming, you like it with the snow and all of that. >> parker: annual about your ranch, but you do not know about mine? >> kelly: i j

tyler. >> frank, if you see bubbles, say hi to him, will you? just kidding, just kidding kidding. >>> all hail the queen queen elizabeth turns 96 today the royal family released this new photo to mark the occasion it shows the queen between two of her white ponies. queen elizabeth spent the birthday in private at her estate elsewhere there were public celebrations aplenty, including multiple gun salutes and a military band playing happy birthday outside of windsor castle this is the queen's platinum jubilee year that means she's been on the throne for 70 years. even mattel honoring her majesty. the company released a queen elizabeth barbie doll to celebrate the occasion the queen has mostly been out of the public eye since testing positive for covid back in february a series of celebrations for the platinum jubilee now planned for june. >>> we have 45 seconds left on a race to the finish satellite images show new mass graves near the city of mariupol in ukraine the mayor accusing russian forces of burying as many as 9,000 to cover up their war c

i'm tyler mathson.s what's going on on this week day we are tracking the technicals, uncovering value and finding oversold stocks that have the potential these days to rally. plus, the power player tillman fertitta, he's back and the multibillion empire includes restaurant, hotels, casinos giving him a unique view of the consumer of rising cost, of labor, the vital component of the economy's health and we'll have an in-depth interview with mr. fertitta later >> hi, everybody we saw the dow a moment ago off session highs. we were around 420 at those levels and pretty even across the major averages after yeste yesterdayary after these really awful session. microsoft is long those results after the bell last night really changed sentiment. you can see the shares up almost 7% today that is certainly uponihelping dow, and it's offsetting the damage from boeing which is the worst performing dow stock today and one of the worst in the s&p after an earnings miss and a report investors are very unhappy about. bo

i'm tyler matheson, here is what's ahead on a monday yet another volatile day for the major averages investors bracing for intense days of earnings opinion from bowing to big tech, should you proceed with caution or start taking new positions. plus, it is harder to hide in this market. the additional safety playbook may not work inflation, but there are surprising places that could offer some peace of mind in the market and we, kelly, will list them. >> tyler, thank you. >> the nasdaq is faring better than the dow and s&p today still, stocks are off their worst levels of the session. the dow is off 488, and the s&p, the worst performer and the nasdaq was positive a short time ago. it's now negative by nine points we mentioned twitter let's get a quick check on the stock up 5% on reports that elon musk is nearing a deal for the social media company 5420 still the rumored price an 59, and energy and the big laggard on the session, schlumberger, halliburton, apa all some of the worst-performing stocks in the group and we're talking about 8% decline as crude oils are slipping on the chin

>> kelly, thank you very much welcome, everybody, to "power lunch" for a friday, a busy friday i'm tylerheson the market is saying good-bye, good riddance to april the nasdaq on pace for its worst month since 2008 are stocks poised potentially for a turnaround we'll look at this month's worst performers and say whether a rebound could be coming. plus lots of issues facing the market you've got your inflation and you've got the fed and you've got the war in ukraine down there, and we'll look at one that is really starting to hit company's bottom lines maybe it's come out of nowhere for some of you, maybe not it is the strong dollar. which stocks can hold up best? which can be hurt the most kelly? >> add that to the laundry list of concerns. welcome back to "power lunch," i'm kelly evans and we are just down session lows and the s&p is down to 4184 and that's a 2% drop in the nasdaq and the worst performer much like it's been all month down 2.8% today and that means the nasdaq is about to close out its worst month since october 2008 we don't make that comparison all that often and it tells

crypto kate, take it away. >> reporter: hey there, tyler.ed speak to the ceo and cofounder of ftx, we sat down about ten minutes ago he said he supports fidelity's move he sees it as a good thing for the industry, and he says it expands access take a listen. >> i think it's going to start off small like all of these things, not expecting billions of dollars flowing in on day one or anything, but what it does is opens up another option for employers and ultimately for employees to be able to invest in what they want to invest in, and i think that ultimately it's going to become pretty big >> reporter: i also asked him why fidelity, charles schwab, e-trade haven't started offering bitcoin directly they right now have to offer through gray scale bitcoin trust and other proxies. he says that will happen eventually he expects it. he says it will add competition, but it also adds to consumer choice, and he says that ftx may get into 401(k)s at some poin. something to watch i also asked him about twitter and elon musk. he said the crypto community

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the funeral is on friday tyler. >> perry, thank you very much.e cdc launching a new forecasting center to help the nation prepare for covid outbreaks and future pandemics health officials tell us it's similar to a national weather service, but instead of predicting the path of hurricanes it tracks infectious diseases cnbc's meg tirrell covers science and medicine for us. meg, how will this help with decision making? >> well, tyler, the goal as the leaders of this new center describe it, is not only to provide better data and forecasts on covid and in the future other diseases, but also to communicate those really clearly to both policymakers and individual people. dr. ashish jha, the white house's new covid response coordinator noted today that right now in the pandemic, there's a lot of misinformation and a lot of confusion but at the very least, he said people should be able to look at a solid set of data to inform their own decision making. and that isn't the case right now with covid he continued the weather analogy saying for example, he loo

>> and tyler, i like what i'm seeing and it's because of those commodities you were talking about. that's sort of a proxy for inflation right now and the rest of the market is doing better because of that. let's take a look. remember the transports sliding for weeks now. finally stopped going down great sign banks and other groups not doing well finally stopped going down. industrials have stabilized and there's weakness in energy that's the kind of action you want to see. a little bit of sell off in the sectors that everybody has been buying into. thematic tech having a very good day. these sectors have been weak recently cathie wood, talksed to her last week arc innovation is up almost 5% electric vehicle stocks. clean energy sector all rallying nicely today cathie wood stocks, teledocs, twilios, all doing well. those has been down the last three or four weeks. zoom video having an exception alley good day if you doubt the winner for this earning's cycle, you should see what halliburton had to say. up 80% so far this year and they are gushing cash i've rarely seen an earnings com

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the twin brothers, rogers, giants reliever tyler, padres, taylor.they ran this down, are you kidding me? steered it away from will meyers, those roger twins again, tyler could not field this one cleanly. padres take the lead. here is your story. going deep, not enough. giants got base runners but could not get the key hit. padres won the game, 4-2. tayler got the win, tyler got the lost. >>> now, next, i am chad pender, and mash, oakland led 4-0. next inning, two on. and now here is the a's second three-run blast for the game. and then ninth inning, bases loaded. look at what he did. get out the rye bread and mustard. it was grand salami time. cleared it all on the mound. tampa did not want to waste more orange, 13-2. a's record, 2-2. >>> coach kerr is expected to address th media tomorrow. season afteretuing inout 2- with injuries. he stormed back to average 20 points a game and goes into the post season hot after dropping 41 against the pelicans on sunday night. thompson was asked if his game was finally back. >> i mean i feel like i have been bac

sara is along to tell you about it "closing bell" starts right now. >> tyler, thank you.the whole rally and then some and we're trading near session lows the most important hour of trading starts now welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here's where we stand right now. the nasdaq growth is the leader today, up 273 points it's given that all back s&p 500 down .25%. and the dow is down about .1%. energy is leading the way today in terms of sectors. you have strength in utilities, consumer discretionary, materials, financials getting hit hard as we see interest rates go the other way yields lower today that hurts ahead of earnin

congratulations on the award. >> thank you, tyler. great to be with you. >> a lot of hard work went into it the award recognizes performances in 2021 a lot changes in 2022. i know you're not a believer in market timing, trying to move in and out because it rarely works but what kind of moves have you made this year in the portfolios to protect investors and position the portfolios for an eventual higher yields and better profit? >> certainly as you suggest we have seen a significant rise in interest rates this year and largely with the reported inflation numbers and more deliberate focused fed on fighting inflation and so in a lot of ways the bond market has been doing the work in advance of actual moves on the part of the fed so as you suggest the recognition and the team is humbled but we are long term investors. we don't try to time short term movements in interest rates. we think that's generally a lose every. many times investors are caught and end up not delivering the same value and take an all-weather approach and try to build

i'm tyler. welcome to "power lunch.ech tanks tanks for the memories, tech investors shed risky assets but as stocks pull bag m&a in the software sector is heating up. which names could be the m&a targets. >>> week long look at travel we focus on the booking sites. the stocks are way off the highs as demand rebounds why? kelly? >> thank you welcome back s&p and nasdaq down more than 1% to start the week. the dow outperforming. some of the biggest decliners the chip names nvidia, marvell and tesla. rise in rates pressuring tech. we're at session highs right now. we are sustaining at these levels mortgage rate up to 5.25% today. >> thank you >>> stocks could be swayed this week by lots of stuff including inflation data, retail sales report let's look to the week ahead with stephanie link, manager i don't know what else does a lot at hightower advisers welcome. let's tee up the week. >> good to be here. >> a lot of numbers need to be processed. tell us the ones you will be paying most attention to. >> sure. it is economic a

yeah, you have brothers, taylor and tyler rogers. they're identical twins. tyler rogers is the submarine throwing relief pitcher for the giants. 71 there. taylor rogers is the padres closer. also a reliever right at the first pitch. you see that to have a special moment. they're meeting it home plate, too. each deliver their team's lineup card. it was the first time since high school. that the twins shared the field together. it's unfortunately, when the dust settled, taylor recorded the save of the padres. 42 win over the giants and twin brother. tyler was the losing pitcher. but, you know, the 2 teams face off again tonight at oracle park. their first pitch is scheduled for 6 45? they look the same. they you know, you don't want to get can't confuse when you're out there in the ball field, right let you as that i got roughed up front for news at 5 created being with us tonight. but stick around a lot more news ahead. still to get to tonight on kron, 4 news at 6. catherine and pam are here with that. all right. we're ready. ready to go go a lot happening. v

and we were there as tyler traveled from texas back to his birthplace for the first time.tyler graf before all this began? >> just an ordinary 38-year-old american man. i have a wife and kid. i work for the city of houston fire department. i was adopted by a very loving, caring family. i think it was just knowing that my story did start before i was adopted. so it's kind of like missing the first five minutes of the movie. >> reporter: after becoming a father, tyler began trying to learn about his birth family. suddenly, a call he never expected. >> that must have been the shock of your life. that's when they sat me down and told me who i was, how they know who i am, and what the true backstory really is. >> reporter: tyler had been stolen from his birth mother. she was told he died shortly after childbirth. the practice of coercive adoptions became widespread in chile during the '70s and '80s. thousands of babies taken, trafficked around the world through a complex network that included hospitals, the catholic church, and the chilean government. >> doctors, midwives, soci

and tyler's favorite, the two ten-year spread. what's the path ahead for stocks april is historically a positive month for the market, but given the fed's fight against inflation, this spring could be. mike santoli has more. >> april has also tended to be stronger even than usual when the prior five months have been weak as they have this time. it has not lived up to the strongness that we normally see into april all that is to the good. but they're also riding technical tail winds the 9% rally checked off a lot of the boxes the persistence of it, the speed of the rally that often happens around a reliable mote not every time, but often. i think the message perhaps that we can read into this is that the stock market refused to buckle any further despite the pervasive, challenging news that was out there. and almost all the bad news was anticipatory the yield surging because of what the fed is anticipating to do it was calls for $200 oil. all those things that people were extrapolating the friction points of this market to say they

tyler couldn't field it so a run scored the padres took a 3- 2 lead. the giants threatened in the home half. here was the story the game. rough went deep but not deep enough. great grab. i say that because the giants got base runners, could not get the key hit. padres won 4-2. giants record down 2-2. >>> it is east their sunday. we are in tampa. a's have a couple of base runners on for downtown a three run homer. next batter, i'm chad pender. his second home run of the season. oakland led 4-2. next inning, couple on for andres and the second three run blast of the game. the 9th the bases are loaded. grand salami time. they cleared them all against a position player on the mound. tampa didn't want to waste. a's handed the rays the first loss of the season. 13-2 final. a's record 2-2. >>> nba the warriors flew back from new orleans yesterday. the coach is expected to address the media today. playoff week. they host the denver nuggets on saturday. >>> the clay thompson had an up and down regular season after returning from being out of doing [inaudible] w

. >> hey, tyler. looks like a choppy risk off week for tech stocks and therefore bitcoin.ing to a one-month low s.t.a.r.t.ing in asia market this morning recovered to $40,000 and now 40,800 trading like a high growth tech name stuck in this range as investors assess that rising rate environment and some of the broader macro picture. fundstrat looking at bitcoin and the qqq. others are pointing to a decrease in open interest on the cme which in the past is loosely core lated with the price of bitcoin. outperforming the rest of the crypto market. all look to be down between 4 and 6% and recovered a bit today. none is dampening the enthusiasm here in miami. i sat down with mayor suarez he takes part of the salary in bitcoin and said he is not checking the price every day. >> i look at it as a long-term play the gains in bitcoin every year it is i think fair to say been the asset class that grown the most in the history of all asset classes. that's a hard thing to maintain but a good thing to think about. >> reporter: so miami still isn't at the level of new york ore san franc

i'm tyler. welcome to a sell-off friday this hour, fed chair powell puts a 50-point cut on the table. not cut. what am i saying rise and the markets fall offer a cliff. dow down 1300 points since 10:00 a.m. yesterday is the fed getting too hawkish plus the restaurant rout now should be the time for them to shine but they are dealing with huge spikes in costs, for food, for labor. which companies are best positioned to weather the storm? >> thank you hi, everybody. let's get an amp which can on the markets. they continue to sink. dow down 730 points. here's a two-day chart of the dow. we have seen all the back to yesterday morning. up at 35,600 down to just over 34,000 and change inflation hitting everything why are health care stocks the worst group today? hca cut guidance ceo said things went right in the quarter but offset by higher labor costs. unh with the biggest negative impact on the dow.e less money to spend on clothes. shares down 19%. inflation a problem across a number of different as

cart for him here in augusta, but look at that occasion in orlando, jim, a second place finish for tyleresn't enter in competitions unless he wants to win. he is fueled by success. he wants another career major, career major number 16. he won't be playing on sunday unless, or teeing off on thursday unless he feels he can win this tournament. that is the bottom line, and it's going to be fascinating to see how this plays out. exciting stuff, back to you, jim. >> and patrick, now you have me excited to see tiger woods play in the masters so i hope this happens for all of our sakes, patrick snell, thank you very much and we'll be right back. m overerreacting to allergens al season long. psst! psst! flonasase all goo. (music throughout) (terry) [coughing] -excuse me. (ray) if it's under 20 degrees out, i can't go outside my house because it feels like i'm inhaling broken glass. (ted koppel) 30 million americans have copd, half don't yet know it. (bill) when the doctor told me you have copd...what's that? (ted koppel) people struggling with copd are especially vulnerable to covid. (rhonda) it

tyler matheson still ahead, ge, whirlpool and 3m are lower this year they all have similar head winds inflation and supply chain issues but could a travel resurgence give ge a meaningfuloo bst key things to watch for all three. >>> welcome back, everybody. it's officially underway that means it's time for another week of earnings today and we're going to do three industrial bell weathers. let's start with general electric they're before the bell tomorrow you have the air travel rebound. health care sales expected to fall and oppenheimer managing director joins us with our trades welcome, guys. sima, what are you watching? >> it will be aviation that makes up 40% of ge business. a likely optimistic outlook on travel and how that's speeding through to achbiation as aftermarket repairs business and the all-important leap engine. we're expecting points of pour foit 5 billion the question is whether the strength in this business can offset the ongoing troubles it's seeing in renewables after competitors conveyed a less optimistic outlook for renewable energy that will be a key focus and se

tyler?h doug, it's not a good report, it's bad all around, we have a strong component of consumer demand and look, i think we have actually imported from the 1970s not only the high inflation and as doug pointed out that came in at 8% in the first quarter. voluntary cycle of the 1970s. very accommodatetive to tightening, you get the swings like last quarter. >> sandra: we have heard from the administration it will not raise taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 a year, but these notable price hikes prove otherwise. this is a tax on the american consumer the price on everything from food to fuel that goes higher. the president is calling on republicans to fix the problem and help him lower the deficit. listen. >> for our republican friends are really interested in doing something about dealing with economic growth they should help us continue to lower the deficit. >> perhaps we can start with the party in power, in both the house and the senate and the white house. perhaps, and lay out a

it's somehow me creating the original problem for tyler bond, which was some which was bitter and off from the beginning. i'm thinking that they might get very soon that start up what happy costs are 1000 project real from my projects from becky stand to la, hold or pakistan. but now all these things seem somehow and a dream, a dream which may not come through within and power robbie or other countries in the region, putting pressure on the top one right now to do more to contain the threats from iceland, from other armed groups and if so, how much pressure is being applied? i would like to just, you know, comment on was face said if you allow me to find out a contradiction in his statement, which is that, you know, how is the beneficiary for august to have that in the stabilized mission more than it already has any really eastern water and the contradiction is bad. you know, toppy and casa, and you know, chinese interest in a brownish or extension of feedback. how does it so, bargain, interest to have or the civilized advantage if they want to get on the security to the future and al

but before the game, the giants, tyler rogers exchanging lineup cards with his identical twin brother who plays for the padres when the bottom of the 6th, the giants tie the game after the ball gets away from the catcher and that allows jock peterson to score. but in the night, the padres will take on a 2 run lead. taylor rogers comes in to get the safer. the padres tyler rogers gets the last with the giants padres going to win. 42 now the 2 teams are going to play again tonight. that's going to be a 6.45, at oracle park. meanwhile, the a's and tampa bay are taking on the rays in the second inning a's with jump out of an 8 run. lee with the home run by elvis on druce. then in the 9th, the a's would add 4 more ones with the grand slam by sheldon nosy. the a's win by final a 13 to 2 and the 2 teams are going to play again this afternoon. that first pitch is set for 3.40, in tampa bay. >> with the 6, in the 2022. wnba draft. the indiana fever select lexi hall. stanford university. >> really didn't really have an idea of where pick when i get packed. and it's just exciting to watch the dr

the forward policy, my present gets involvement when the deal on line and somehow pushing now tyler bon previous. we're pushing because i and then the let me for the commission, the fence, the minute on line. they put a gauge on the line. this made it all fish in transit for the now the or the somehow pushing for the stupid problem. we must not forget the pakistan was an officer really having a script of good taliban and but now the good time now the good taliban embed value but somehow looks back against some interest. so pakistan is taking its internal conflict and militia internet. it's for the g to out of i've got to somehow me creating the original problem for tyler bond, which was some which was bitter and go off from the beginning. cut it by thinking that they might get very soon that start up what happy cost a 1000 project real from my projects from becky found to la, hold or pakistan. but now all these things seem somehow and a dream. my dream which may not come through within and power robbie or other countries in the region, putting pressure on the telephone right now to do m

this is the term cry bully was basically coined for people like tyler loren she skies about people. credentials resume builder means she is above criticism. it doesn't work that way. we have to ask ourselves like if you can -- she accuses libs of tiktok of starting a hate campaign against people. well, if you can start a, quote hate campaign against someone by simply reposting a video that they themselves posted publicly, then i think the problem is probably with what you said in the video, not the fact that somebody reposted it. >> pete: wouldn't that be the goal? if you are sharing with your followers that your profession of your new faith of what you believe to teach little kids, wouldn't you want that message broadcast as far as and wide as possible and libs of tiktok is saying here's a bigger platform. share your views if you are so confident in them, you would want that, right? >> yeah. you would think that you would, look, i have like anyone in conservative media. i have people reposting stuff from my own podcast media matters does it all the time try to gin up hate against m

john tyler how many remember john tyler. an accident of history he was called his accident c.he assumed and was put on the ticket to valentina no basis of either party but william harrison died after month catching ammonia at the blizzard in march and john tyler made nominations several times for the same person before having one person confirmed. most 1970 presidents had trouble. then after he was rejected douglas withdrew for smoking marijuana with his law students. i called ginsberg the last public casualty of the drug war. what the career has suffered for revelations of drug use in the last 35 years. then of course merrick garland the first nomination that the senate allowed to expire since 1881. the last time the senate controlled by the party office of the president confirm someone to a vacancy that arose during the presidential election year was 1888 previous not statistically sort of thing to discuss. as mcconnell is gamble no hearings no vote worked. not only will vulnerable republican senators running for reelection, reelected but the vacancy held the republicans tog

i'm tyler matheson along with kelly edmunds.ell, in just a moment we have a great lineup of competitors this year. as you can see them there over in the big wall. lots of new faces this year including ryan reynolds. you know him from many movies, one of the biggest box office stars of all time, more than 5 billion in box office. he'd like his next role to be stock draft champion kelly? >> i see kayla putting out a tiktok as we speak. >> david robinson, the admiral, the basketball hall of famer is here and the cents peter's peacocks are joining us and different teams and different players and hoping for the same success. hi, everybody. the first pick belongs to kandi burruss. you've seen her on real housewives of atlanta and you will see her making the first pick in a moment >> they'll pick a pick from 54 investments, 54 stocks, etfs, gold, oil and not just one, but two cryptocurrencies and we have the disney, and walmart and all of the techsor the loss and you have stocks on the way up and some which are struggling and peloton,

look at that. >> tyler, see yo tyler mathens. >>> and we have action and story and trade on each of these stocks along with broader markets. we're back in a moment. this is xfinity rewards. our way of saying thanks, with rewards for the whole family! from epic trips... to the original jurassic park... on us. join over 3 million members and start enjoying rewards like these, and so much more in the xfinity app! and don't miss jurassic world: dominion in theaters june 10th. >>> welcome back, everybody. fed chair powell addressing inflation moments ago at the imf debate on the economy. here what he had to say. >> one great benefit of the imf meetings is a chance to talk and collaborate, kristine and me and all of our colleagues talk about these things and find a couple things inflation is a global problem. quite everywhere and high in most places. but there are differences. certainly differences. in the united states, we have very strong growth and we have higher inflation higher core inflation than europe does, for example we also came into this, europe struggled more than we have with low

. >>> joining us now, white house reporter from the "washington post," our friend tyler pager, tyler,d morning, great to see you. let's start there and get your reaction to the latest in this ongoing saga with kevin mccarthy and donald trump. and certainly seems to be just the latest example of how tight trump's hold is over the republican party. and even as poll numbers show his support waning just slightly. >> absolutely. it's great to be with you this morning, jonathan and you're absolutely right. this is exactly what we're seeing. the president, the former president, continues to be the undisputed leader of the republican party, and his ironclad grip on the leadership of the party, remains intact, and i think this episode with kevin mccarthy is further proof that the most important endorsement for members of congress is donald trump. and he can continue to make or break republican candidates and that's why we're seeing this stance with kevin mccarthy and the most important thing for him and his bid for speakership is to ensure that donald trump is going to support him. and i think

reportero: tyler tenÍa 14 aÑos y pesaba 380 libras segÚn la demanda presentada por sus padres, se colocabaiÓn del arte y por el operador. >> esta tragedia pudo haber sido evitado con un cinturÓn de seguridad de $22 dijo el abogado de la familia del joven que dijo que si la medida de seguridad hubiera sido implementada tylor no se hubiera caÍdo y no hubiera muerto. su madre dijo que tiene claro cÓmo lo recordarÁ. " quiero recordarlo como jovencito de buenos modales que no tenÍa problemas con nadie", dijo. los abogados de la familia y la madre dicen que no quieren que esto le pase a nadie y por eso se espera que se tomen medidas de seguridad mÁs drÁsticas en el parque. se estÁn adelantando las investigaciones separadas sobre el incidente, pero aÚn no se revelan los detalles. leÓn: hacia la noticia que acaparÓ titulares fue la compra de twitter por elon musk vamos a ver quÉ tan rico es . su fortuna es de $264,000,000,000, es casi 90,000,000,000 mÁs rico que jeff bezzos. si quisiera el dueÑo de tesla y ahora twitter podrÍa comprar los 32 equipos de la nfl que tienen un valor de $112,000,000,00

they won't mess around with i guess when the guy i cannot sit with you about tyler busby. i don't want to say and then what about i years latham with a i family show me. he lags. yeah. watch at the. yeah. the lag. sienna mcgowan, all that i'm with ah, ah right now we are going to be make a space where we did the mayor of a this is make revenue 40 of low school, big miles on was deliberated on by us during the locked down. when we realized that the number of health war codes that got infected was razor, we decided to find a solution for them. my voice is, is muslim humanity, robots that was created for the sole purpose of reducing the amount of one and i am feeling fine. i can think of it knowing what those have been thursday. 35 by 9. so thank you very much. bye museum. i'm on her door. okay. mm hm. during the lockdown, we had virtual meetings to discuss the over. ah, then i will. coaches helped us merge together a word desires me coaches how one man. com either we couldn't go out, eda, we built a robot from stuff in this classroom, but the ones that we couldn't find here.

. >> actor denzel washington, who along with actor and producer tyler perry was seen talking to smithp jakes leadership summit. >> fortunately there were others there, tyler perry came immediately over there with me, and some prayers, you know. keep it, keep it, i don't want to say what we talked about, but there but for the grace of god go any of us. >> yeah. >> who are we to condemn? >> "saturday night live" offering their take on the infamous moment, host jared carmichael playing the role of a seat filler. >> can i get a selfie real quick? >> sure. >> can't wait to see you. >> hey, i'll be right back. man. [ slap ] >> keep my -- >> when there was a break. >> we are going to be singing and keeping people's names out of our mouths. >> what will this mean for will smith's career and his future projects. there's reports that at least one movie smith was working on is now on hold following the slap. >> well, that and netflix, he has an action thriller that was in development called fast and loose, it has been put on pause. >> cnn reached out to netflix for comment and we have not heard

joining us is tyler kustra at the university of nottingham. his research focuses on economic sanctions. thank you so much for joining us. let's talk about economic sanctions. how much more in terms of sanctions can the west target russia outside of the energy payments? are we nearing the end of the toolbox the west has hold russia accountable? prof. kustra: the energy payments are the largest tool in the toolbox. they what should be used. if you see civilians having hands tied behind their backs and shot execution style, if you see civilians being raped and murdered, it is time to get out the sledgehammer. we also do have other options. we could remove more banks from swift, we could target more russian oligarchs. we will expand the options on how far we take the sanctions, not just the individual oligarchs, but hitting all of their companies hard as well. guy: in terms of what we should expect next, we have seen the images, similar images coming out of chechnya and syria. is this the same playbook that is being applied here? should we expect

he joins me from crabby and tyler and good to have you on the show. eric, you know, unless wants to turn twitter and tape into what he calls a haven for free speech. what do you make of that? yeah, i mean, it is a little bit concerning when you think about what that means in practice. so in practice, if what he's imagining, which is what people assume that you poll the existing efforts to try to reduce the amount of use of speech on twitter or the amount of this information, particularly around the health issues like of 19, you know, there, there has been some headway made on twitter in terms of removing some of the worst elements. well, there's still an enormous amount of problematic content on twitter. and so if we roll that back, that doesn't mean that there's better free speech availability. if you have the loudest voices able to shout down and abuse others and to not participating, that's not really free speech. i want to put up a, a quote here, a by twitter seo jack dorsey, for years to see who said ellen's goal of creating a platform that is ma

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tyler?ice increases are baked in to the cake they rarely go the other way what is a senior guy like me supposed to do what should i do to get ready to pay the higher deductibles, more premiums and drug costs? >> you know you have heard it before save more. what some people may not realize if you are 50 you can put more money away and retirement plans up to $27,000 this year in a 401(k) $7,000 if you're single $3650 or $7300 for a family but 55 or older add another $1 to ,000 to put in and then the thing that you have to remember is many companies do not offer employee health coverage to retirees and can't count on that. that was possible in some plans decades ago. it is important to save and plan ahead. >> use the hsas. as always, thank you. >> this retirement thing sounds scary. >> yeah, yeah. >>> carvana, an example of the slowdown in the auto market. look at what the stock is doing. we'll hit that name and two others in three-stock lunch after this c'mon caleb, you got this! and if you do

tyler aiken is a partner at a restaurant in delaware.is also the owner of the independent restaurant coalition. on the one hand, i'm sure you are feeling excited about the fact we're getting back to business. there are still lingering issues you are trying to navigate. >> first of all, thanks for having me. most restaurant owners and employees are carrying heavy baggage from the last couple of years. a lot of these numbers, they bring optimism. it remains difficult. there are glimmers of hope, but there are things that still need to be done. >> when you talk about hiring and getting back to fully staffed levels whether it's at your restaurant or others in orbit, i'm curious about whether you are finding it more difficult to hire for front of the house staff versus folks in the kitchen. >> incredibly difficult across the board. before the pandemic, if you had a job to fill, you would listed on a jobsite or cast your net and try to find the person you needed. now, having just opened job post has become a cost of doing business. most restau

what are you like about tyler bussey? i don't want to say them as i know what i got out. i years math class with him a with a i found a shot at me. he lags. yeah. watch at the. yeah. the legacy on them. i don't know, but i will do a move. ah right now we are going to be maker space, where we did the marrow, but with this is makers base and this is right here. my name is nebula ross. i am a year 12 students and i'm out of your 42 of my school. my was was deliberated on by us during the lockdown when we realized that the number of health workers that got infected was raising, we decided to find a solution for them. my was easy smuggling jimenez roberts that was created for the sole purpose of reducing the amount of times that a doctor has to be going today. so mission would be performing some of do a tuesday morning, credit to scope presence of the one in how i think i'm feeling fine with knowing what those after 335.9. so thank you very much bye. now you see on the lawn door. okay. mm hm. during the locked out, we had virtual meetings to discuss bureau vote, then i will, c