powering possibilities. >>> union pacific up in the premarket.ailroad operator announcing it will replace ceo lance fritz some time this year after the hedge fund pushed for his ouster the fund owns more than 1% in the railroad fritz has served as ceo for eight years. >> i was surprised under fritz's, you know, quoting for the letter, the hedge fund that was very vocal this weekend, but i didn't know it was vocal before and it's got some very, you know, basic things, especially after what happened in east palestine. safety, volume growth, revenue growth, cost management ranking, ebit growth, total shareholder return, and he's worst in every one of these and then the analysts come out today and are gleeful that he's gone, and i came back and said, well, where the hell were you? why didn't we know obviously, we could have done these ourselves, but the operator ratio wasn't that bad but he was despised. they said he had lost confidence of shareholder, employees, customers, regulators. i say, despised, because they say the workers didn't like him. th

frits lz this year in the letter, the company says union pacific lagged behind the peers and the changeworking with the leadership consultant to identify the best candidates for the job. >>> warner bros. discovery is suing over south park. it paid paramount more than $500 million for streaming rights to new and exclusive episodes on hbo max. it put it on its own service the production company is named as a defendant and the creators matt stone is not. >>> twitter cut more jobs over the weekend. the wall street journal said the scope of the cuts is unclear, but platformer reports the head of twitter payment who oversaw the twitter blue plan was let go as most of the remaining product team >> silvana, thank you. >>> turning attention to earnings season. the consumer is front and center a number of names are set on report chief among them is target cnbc reporter melissa repko is joining us now >> frank, as you said, target is one ofof the retailers reporting this week. the company's outlook is at risk the sales soared in the early years of pandemic, but missed wall street earnings expectat

individual movers flying higher, union pacific up nearly 10%. this as b of a is raising that price target on the prospect there going to be replacing their ceo with someone who have been the old coo known for efficiency and cost-cutting that could help out the company and the numbers. the oncology company is sharply higher, of about 11% on the possibility that pfizer is an early-stage talks to buy them. $40 billion number is being floated. last year merck made a similar approach and it did not happen. dani: no small numbers being thrown about. thank you. we finally have it, it has been dubbed the windsor framework adjustment, or at least a proposal to the northern ireland protocol. we were listening earlier to ursula von der leyen and rishi sunak speaking about everything from beer to pets to easily accessing goods. rishi sunak talked deal. take a listen. >> it is about stability in northern ireland. it is about real people and real businesses. it is about showing our union that has lasted for centuries can and will endure. and it is about break

railroad union pacific. the firm saying the company ceo will step down and expects to name successor this year the firm is under pressure from the soroban capital partners it called for fritz to be rep replaced the company needs new leadership to get the trains to operate safely and on time the hedge fund overs $1.6 billion stake in the company fritz is looking forward to working with the board to identify the next ceo. >>> berkshire released the annual report over the weekend and warren buffett's letter to shareholders the company was impacted by the $67.9 billion in investment losses that accounting rules require. that's are numbers that warren and charlie said for a long time you should not pay attention to. pay attention to the swings in profits and losses they said when it benefitted them and with the bigger profit. they own so many stocks and when they drop in value and the market down 18% last year and when those dropped in value, that is effected revenue up 9.4% to $302 billion. earnings rose to $31.

meanwhile, a union pacific coal-carrying train deiled in gothenrg, nebraska, early tuesday.it's the second such accident this week for union pacific trains after another derailment monday in riverbank, california. the company said no hazardous materials were involved in either instance. california congressmember barbara lee has announced her bid for the u.s. senate seat being vacated by the retiring dianne feinstein in 2024. congressmember lee has served in the house for 25 years and is perhaps best known for being the only member of congress to vote against authorizing military action following the 9/11 attacks. congressmembers katie porter and adam schiff are also running for the senate seat. in other congressional news, a virginia state senator has won a special election for the 4th congressional district and will become the first black woman to represent virginia in congress. she will fill the seat of congress member don mceachin, who died in november. and in more congressional news, rhode island democrat david cicilline is leaving the house of representatives in june to

union pacific faced scrutiny over restrictions it put in place for loads it carried.in worse, not better. here's the stock, they're liking this news, up more than 8%. and then there is this, elon musk's spacex seeing a last minute stop to a launch. the early monday morning flight aborted due to ignition issues with less than two minutes left on the clock, spacex tweeting all members of the crew dragon spacecraft are healthy. they were headed to the international space station. spacex and nasa could try again tomorrow. well, as i said at the top of the headline this morning, get ready for some snow. you might get three inches in long island, maybe a couple in new jersey. get ready in the northeast, here it comes. maria: it's coming. thank you, cheryl. meanwhile, president biden is still not planning to visit ohio more than three weeks since the toxic train derailment in east palestine. watch. >> i did a whole video, you know, what the hell, on zoom. when i think of zoom, i think of the song from my generation, who's zooming who. maria: the chairman of the national tran

today, industrials, number one performing sector, in part union pacific news on a new ceo but i thinkat your note you actually see more risk than reward there, right? >> well, i see a lot of people that after this pretty good run, because it's been a great run for industrials people are saying, well you know, if some of that inflationary pressure and some of that bullish chatter out of the fed ends up pushing us more towards recession or even a deep recession, well, a lot of these companies, like honeywell, like unp, which is union pacific, ups and boeing, those are the top four holdings in this etf, they wanted downside protection, charles, or a bet that it goes lower. so they were buying the june 92 puts. they want this out there a full quarter into the future. all the way out to june, they're betting it making correction, the industrial spider does moving xli down. charles: talk about something closer with less than a minute to go. >> okay. charles: these zero days to expiration, odte, 0 dte, rather. it is all the rage. we're seeing it today. monter call buying. what is the purpose

amber: let us take a look at individual movers, union pacific has an activist nipping at its heels and has gone swift results. the ceo is out, they are looking for a new one. could we see the return of big biotech? possibly. reports are pfizer is taking a look at the big rally. they are rallying on what was a disappointing set of quarterly results, but they had a positive outlook. with 30% of the shares outstanding, maybe that is all that matters these days. sonali: absolutely. and all that matters as we watch some of the names is that many central bankers have tightened policy around the world. inflation remains sticky. >> i want to be clear, we are not yet seeing inflation going down to target fast enough. central banks need to stay the course until we are comfortable that price stability is returning. sonali: for more insight, we are bringing in peter orszag of lazard. during the obama administration, he served as the director of the office of management and budget. what a great person to talk to. both about the markets, the impact of higher interest rates. when you are talking to c

more than 30 union pacific cars loaded with coal went off the tracks.hurt, the cause of the wreck is now under investigation. now to a dramatic moment in the double murder trial of alex murdaugh. the once prominent attorney is accused of killing his wife and youngest son at their south carolina home in june of 2021. the oldest son took his hand and described his father's behavior the night his mother and brother were killed. >> on the stand today alex murdaugh surviving son buster spoke publicly for the first time about the night his mother maggie and brother paul will frown dead. he rushed to his mother father side. >> his demeanor was destroyed, he was heartbroken. >> buster described his family as tight aunt and alex murdaugh as a devoted father. but prosecutors have painted murdaugh as a manipulative man who'd conned people out of millions of dollars for many years. claiming he killed his wife and son to take away from a financial crimes before they come to light as part of a separate civil case involving his son paul. who was charged with the votin

meanwhile amid the new focus on rail safety more than 30 cars of a union pacific train carrying coal came off the tracks in nebraska. it's the fourth derailment in that area in just the last year administration is proposing a new rule that would turn away most migrants at the southern border. migrants would be required to apply for asylum in the countries. they travel through on their way to the u. s the trump administration tried a similar policy, but it was blocked by the courts. one human rights advocate says the proposed rule would endanger migrants. refugees often don't apply for protection in countries they transit through because they know they won't be safe. the white house says it's committed to providing lawful pathways for asylum seekers. now to the controversy over video from the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol never made public before it was reportedly turned over to fox news by the new speaker of the house, critics are raising security and ethical concerns. this morning, fox news host tucker carlson says he's been given access to more than 40,000 hours of unrele

more than 30 union pacific cars loaded with coal went off the tracks. luckily, no one was hurt. investigation. now to a dramatic moment in the double murder trial of alex murdaugh. the once prominent attorney is accused of killing his wife and youngest son at their south carolina home in june of 2021. today, murdaugh's oldest son took his stand and described his father's behavior the night his mother and brother were killed. cbs' nikki battiste is at the courthouse. >> reporter: on the stand today, alex murdaugh's surviving son, buster, spoke publicly for the first time about the night his mother, maggie, and brother, paul, were found dead. he says he rushed to his father's side. >> what was his demeanor? >> his demeanor, he was destroyed. he was heartbroken. >> reporter: buster described his family as tight-knit, and murdaugh as a devoted father, but prosecutors have painted murdaugh as a manipulative man who conned people out of millions of dollars for years. they claim murdaugh killed his wife and son in an attempt to distract from a decade of alleged financial crimes before

. >> caller: with the ceo leaving and the stock getting a nice bump, what should we do with union pacificact the stock like disney will lose a lot maybe as much as ten points and then pounce why do i say that? union to sif pacific needs prec railroading and the stock is a great play i like canadian pacific north. let's go to carlos in new york, carlos >> caller: hey, jim, how is it doing? >> not bad at all. how about you? >> caller: doing great i would like to know -- >> good! >> caller: meta -- >> meta goes higher. i think mark zuckerberg is the most determined to make money for any ceo in the world he's cutting back expenses he's going to cut back not just operational but capital expenses and he's doing everything he can to right size the table of employment now we go to brian in pennsylvania, brian? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: jim, nokia just rolled out a new corporate logo. the signal they got new business strategies i'm 62 years old will nokia's new business strategies raise the stock $10 million in my lifetime >> i hope you live to 100

key breakthrough between union pacific an rail workers 2100 rail workers going to receive paid sick leaveent the union says the agreement takes effect april 1 up to four days paid sick leave for members, allows to convert personal loaf days for sick leave potential strike threatened the nation economy last year congress an biden administration averting that strike at the time. talk about a party foul new orleans mayor under fire caught on video flipping people off, while riding on mardi gras fleet said mardi gras is time for satire just on full display that is true. pt maybe should deal with the crime in new orleans, instead of a completely rude individual. just saying. maria: we keep seeing -- you know, disasters turn up everywhere you look cheryl just incredible, thank you so much, all right. we are looking at disappointing earnings this morning disappointing earnings forecasts i should say from retailers home depot walmart lower in premarket issuing weak guidance for year ahead saying consumer stretched challenged home depot shares down 4 and quarter % walmart down almost % dow industr

cheryl: maria yet another train has derailed unlike others not hazmat situation, union pacific 31 carsdetrailed near gat nebraska. >> under investigation. >> this is psychological slavery new cult replaced free speech in america why today i am announcing my run for president of the united states. >> biotech multimillionaire running for president, with nikki haley president trump hats in the cringe has been critical of esg investing refers to as woke capitalism,youngest candidate at 37 years old scheduled to appear in ioway hamsher. >> is to citigroup paid 24.5 million dollars for 2022 up 9% from year prior far different from bank ceos did not receive any raises for the same year,, 1.5-million-dollar salary 3.45 million cash bonus comes in restricted stock value can be determined by citigroup's performs next few years take a look at stocks how it is doing fractionally lower, there is this serious in florida new bill by state democrat lauren book would restrict a doc's favorite thing after treats sticking heed out window during a car ride doings cannot extend her headed out of the window

the 787 dreamliner the shares down 9% since it hit a 52-week high february 14 for the trains, union pacific, up 9% or so, and that's off session highs making it the best performer in the dow transports. ceo lance fritz is out and he will step down this year amid pressure from activist hedge fund soroban capital partners clearing the way for a leadership change and we'll cap it off with automobiles of the electric variety fisker surging higher about 25, now 30% or so after it reaffirmed its production targets for the full year and reported quarterly results fell shy of estimates bud said costs were lower than expected in 2022 now for a check on the tech trade, let's head over to kristina partsinevelos at the nasdaq market site in times square. >> thank you, docm. "the wall street journal" reporting pfizer is in talks to acquire seagen in a deal worth more than $30 billion. seagen's stock on your screen soaring over 10% right now and this is happening even though the deal is in the early stages and would still have to overcome tough antitrust reviews. it's still not a guarantee components of

. >>> later, check out unp, union pacific. bank of america now says it's time to get on board you can read more about that at cnbc.com >>> let's take a look at some notes catching our attention this morning starting on of in the consumer space with best buy. bank of america reiterates its underperform rating on the stock citing ricks of conservative guidance for q1 and potentially none at all for the full year. telsey downgrades this expecting consumer weakness to hurt the company in the near term mike santoli joins us to break down the call. best buy, we know this has been an area where consumers have not spent since they've emerged from the pandemic, right, on their homes and appliances. >> we bought a bunch during that time, mike, although we're also going to get earnings from the likes of dell and hp and we'll see how much the channel clears on this hardware. >> when it comes to best buy, obviously not an area of consumer goods, it has a lot of pricing power. in inflationary time, they are not the play, the pull forward an

we have union pacific up 10%. they have a new ceo. lauren: they're looking for the new ceo. current ceo lance prince was under pressure to step down after a hedge fund called for him to be replaced. i guess they're listening to the activists. number one on s&p 500. stuart: up 10% just for that? my goodness me. lauren: they're thinking whoever comes in can make changes. for instance, operate fewer trains, longer trains to haul the same amount of stuff. stuart: fubotv, sports streaming. lauren: what a story. they're down 13% on a weak full year forecast. i'm thinking world cup. all those people who signed up to watch it in the past quarter. that happened. it doesn't matter anymore about what happened. past earnings. it is all about the forecast for the future. investors don't like it. stuart: down to $2 a share? >> you remember how hot this stock was? stuart: 40s. we had the guy on the show. not now. lauren: fubo it is down 72% over 52 weeks, fubotv. stuart: what do you have on snap? lauren: reuters is reporting that they're planning to roll out a chat bot using open a.i.'s te

we also, and this is notable just because this is one of -- it is one of the biggest winners, union pacific shares surging to a 3-year high, up 10%. activist investor soroven capital forced out ceo, tripped up by operational north korea snafus. the stock had been underperforming. >>> it's a great day though. forget the railroads, to be in electric vehicles. most of the names are gunning it here. rivian, lucid, lordstown the, they are all moving higher with rivian up 7% right now. we've got lordstown better by 1%, lucid up 3%. and then if you want all of the names in there, you get idrv, that's the etf that piles them all in there. perhaps all of this on tesla's tailwind, moving higher by 5.6%. news coming out of germany where the berlin plant announced it is now producing 4,000 cars per week. that that's three weeks ahead of schedule and a quadrupling of may's production numbers. very good news for tesla. as investors maneuver through day to day headlines, is it time to stop trying to call a market bottom and just start scooping up stocks? let's get right to the floor show. trader kenny pol

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more than 30 union pacific cars loaded with coal went off the tracks. luckily, no one was hurt.wreck is now under investigation. >>> there's a lo [ambient noise] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> more than 60 million americans across 23 states are under winter weather alerts tonight with six states under blizzard warnings. the alerts stretch from washington state to maine, but the biggest impact is expected in minneapolis, which is on track for the second biggest snowfall of all time. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening to you. we have a major blockbuster winter storm pushing through the midwest over the next two days. places like minneapolis, we take you there virtually. light snow gives way to heavy snow over the next two days and very gusty winds in excess of 40 miles per hour. let's break down the forecast. we've had one 15-inch snowstorm already this season. this will make number two. double-digit snows around the twin cities. snow emergencies declared here. ver

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let me wrap up by my saying, if we (inaudible) when the union pacific trains (inaudible) wrong track, the only way we have to build a train is if caltrain employee puts a (inaudible) when you are my age or have a wheelchair you are out of luck. thank you. >> thank you. we will be coming back to item 7 public comment we announced earlier. that completes members that want to address on this item and call the next item. item 9, director authorize the executive director in supporting nrfds r information to federal transit information for phase 2 of the transbay program the downtown rail extension to engineering phase of capital inivist estment grant new starts process. this is presented by alfonso rodriguez. >> thank you chair and board members. i will smile because this has been quite a journey and on behalf of the team we are all excited to reach this milestone and that milestone is seeking your approval to authorize the executive director to request entry for the grant process. we completed all the tasks necessary to make that request. secured sufficient funding to reach this milestone

belarus 24 was disconnected from the satellite broadcasting in the countries of the european union and the pacificegion. although even before the ban, the coverage area of ​​the belarusian international tv channel. broadcasting covered 174 countries belarus 24 banned and in ukraine such a decision was made by the national council of the country, the minister of information of belarus vladimir pervtsov noted that when something objectionable is immediately closed, journalists are subjected to repression the media are closed, but this is not the first fact and not the last, how they really are, when it is unprofitable for them, they simply deal with the unfit objectionable the media, how do they close the accounts of politicians, how do they uh? well, let's say they introduce into digital, who those who are not pleasing to them, but we all watched it. this is another one. uh, fact, this is another proof that there is no liberal high-standard democratic politics there. well, the media expert denis zheki denis joins our broadcast i thought you heard the content of our story together with us. how do yo

union says, says u. s. conduct would determine if the pacific is turned into way, firing brazilian, or 30. so flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rain full of killed at least 19 people. and that number may rise as risky crews have yet to reach some effected villages of the casualties or in the northern south palo state. in one city, 60 centimeters of rain fell in just 24 hours. visitors to one outfit in miami, knocked over one of office. jeff koons famous dog balloon sculptures, which smashed to pieces on the floor. the artwork was valid $42000.00. the glass shards were swept up by staff, but i still be worth thousands to collect us. a turkey is called off rescue efforts in all but 2 provinces, 2 weeks after a massive earthquake, millions a homeless and need food and shelter. u. s. secretary of state antony blinking is currently in turkey and has pledged new humanitarian aid. the earthquake that struck southeast and turkey and northern syria is killed. more than 44000 people visiting the graves of loved ones. many here have lost their own homes and have no idea where to turn next co

our coverage of the president's state of the union address and the republican response will begin tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacificl see you then. the other big story tonight, off the south carolina coast, the navy is continuing its painstaking recovery of wreckage from the chinese spy balloon that was shot down on saturday. we want to show you these images that were released today. they provide a close-up look at the remnants collected on sunday. officials saying the recovery is going slowly across a dozen separate debris sites. divers are in the water and explosive ordinance technicians checking the reference for any sign of self-destruct devices. we have learned some of that debris has been sent to an fbi lab in quantico, virginia, for analysis. the pentagon saying today defense secretary lloyd austin requested to speak with his chinese military counterpart on saturday, but the chinese official wouldn't take the call. well, there were some frightening moments today aboard a united airlines flight from san diego to newark, new jersey. a laptop battery pack caught fire in the cabin injuring at least four people.

our coverage of the president straight of the union address and the republican response will begin tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacificee you then. the other big story tonight off the south carolina coast, the navy is continuing its painstaking recovery of wreckag from the chinese spy ban that was shot down on saturday. show you these images that were released today provide a close up look at the remnants collected on sunday. officials saying the recovery is going slowly across a dozen separate debris sites. diapers in the water and explosive ordinance technicians checking the reference for devices. we have learned some of that debris has been sent to an fbi lab in quantico, virginia, for an analysis. to saying today secretary lloyd austin expected to speak with his chinese counterpart on saturday but they would not take the call. some frightening moments today aboard a flight from san diego to new newark, new jersey. a backpack caught fire in theop we have more now fm s carter evans. >> repr: flames b flight 2664 took off from san diego this morning. >> there was a gentleman. his bag was smoking and he threw somethin

the whole of the european union is in this with ukraine for the long ukrainians at the battlefield. defense pacifically, those values that europe has good united on and keeps uniting, and we cannot lose it. so every that to you with ego, a union between ukraine and the european union inspires though with people. and this give result to the entire it gives the result to our society model in order to get us to put defendant against the always joint enemy. but and let's get more on those statements now. we are joined by correspond mathias ballinger, who has been at the press conference for us, meant he has. what should we make of the statements from funder line inter lensky? it is, of course, highly unusual, that the whole leadership of the eel, that means the 16 commissars and underline who is the president of, of the commission, and also the president of the council. i will head the meetings which he has the meetings off of the heads of state and heads of government that they all together travel to a war zone. as highly unusual. it's meant as a strong symbol. but there are also a lot of things to discus

the whole of the european union is in this with ukraine for the long finance abilene, this battlefield defend pacifically. those values that of europe has got united on end of throw keeps uniting, and we cannot lose it. so every back to you leeker, uniformly union between ukraine and the european union inspires our people and is given a result to the entire of it gives the result to our society more in order to get us to print defendant against the, our joint enemy. but of course, one moment he has bellinger has been at that joint press conference for us, and jones is now from keith martinez. what do you make of these statements off on the line and zalinski? it's absolutely not part of the usual job description offer e u. com is such a travel with all his their fellow comments are the 16 of them. plus from the line plus shot michelle, the head of the european council where the heads of state and government meet, they altogether travel into a war zone for that's a big gesture of course. and you've just heard the words by from the lime and said, linda here, making sure that this big gesture is perceived as

union address. which he will deliver at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific. the speech expected to focus on domestic and foreign policy issues and look at his accomplishments during first two years in office. as the president prepares to deliver his speech, americans don't necessarily share his optimism about the state of the country. a new monmouth university poll finds 39% of americans say the state of the union is very or somewhat strong. meanwhile, it is a busy day on capitol hill. at this hour, staff for the so-called gang of eight, a group of republican and democratic leaders in congress, will get briefed on intelligence matters are getting updated on the china surveillance balloon situation. the house armed services financial services committees are holding hearings on issues related to china and the house oversight committee is holding a hearing on the situation at the southern border. with us now to take a closer look at all of this, nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli and jake sherman, founder of punch bowl news and msnbc contributor. mik

union. for the e u. the agreement with strengthen its strategic partnership with the indo pacific region. it could also serve the tactical goal of further isolating moscow over its invasion of ukraine by weaning india away from its dependence on russian arms and energy sources. the 2 leaders are meeting one day after the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, while the prime minister agreed on the need for a peaceful resolution to the conflict he did not deviate from his country's approach of avoiding any overt criticism of russia. he bought a dialogue or different from the time developments in ukraine started. india has emphasized the dispute should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. yogurt on then italy, that india is ready to contribute in any piece process right. during the official visit, sholtes is 1st since taking office in 2021. members of a high level delegation accompanying the chancellor signed wind, solar energy, and green hydrogen sector agreements. germany is also reportedly pursuing a deal to build summaries with india to the right of states now wrecked a

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