. >>> and french conservatives pick a woman to run for president for the first time as valerie throws her hat into the ring >>> a very warm welcome to the program, everybody on friday, after this show finished all eyes turned to the november payrolls report and what we learned, u.s. jobs growth slowed increasing by 210,000, less than half of wall street's forecast and short of the october figure the unemployment rate fell to 4.2%, wage growth continued although not as quickly as economists were predicting the labor force participation rate in the u.s. is on the rise. so that was a bright point in the report but total payrolls remain below pre-pandemic level putting it together, the headline did disappointment relative to expectations but if you look at the rates, it wasn't all that bad let's look at u.s. futures though and how we're poised to open up this morning, a rebound under way at this point, the s&p 500, dow jones and nasdaq pointing to a positive start last week the s&p 500 retreated about 1.2% lower, the dow jones 1% lower and the nasdaq about 2.6% pullbacks for the week. sim

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do you know why i like youtube, valerie? not that it matters. i like because it shows you how to do things like light the pilot light on your furnace, the how-to things. it's really good for that. valerie grant, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> i use it for that once a ay not that specific issue but something. >> something like that a water cooler -- i used it this morning. >> i have had friends who repair their own plumbing using youtube. and i am like trying to boil water. >>> shares of rivian are taking off after a slew of analysts initiated coverage of the company with a buy rating k. they go head to head with tesla. joining us one of those analysts who put a $165 price target on the stock. that's the second highest on the street one of the notes caught my eye, it was using 2030 estimates to justify these price targets. i don't know if that was yours >> first of all, thanks for having me. look, we obviously have to forecast a little bit further out here for companies like rivian where there is a great growth story but they are starting from

so this is something that valerie will be taken quite seriously. i expect them to keep ellery also in the spotlight too. after a pony soldier says he, i won't meant to give him asylum an unusual case. what's the background to this? well, like you say on the bell, ruth has really been in the media spotlight quite a lot this year and even more so. in the last week or so, off to this, poli soldier defected to bell of ruth, where he seeks political asylum. now you might remember, we ran this story last week after this man gave an interview to a local fellow russian tv station in which he made some chilling claims about what goes on along the polish border. now you might remember having to leave earlier claims that polish soldiers had shot and killed 2 volunteers. his latest allegations is that he, along with the other drunken soldiers, took a man into the forest and shot him dead in cold blood. and another disturbing admission. he also describes when he claims he shot migrant himself for the 1st time, the 20th maya it was at the end of may, it's imposs

what is the road forward for valerie pecresse to make it to the presidency?rie pecresse must first show unity of the party, and i think it is the first priority and she already started. she is going to the second person who arrived in the election. she will go into the second day. to show we have a real good team to win this election in april. francine: -- then she needs to convince the french people. francine: there is a faction of the french people who will vote for people much more to the right of madame pecresse how does she plan to grab the more conservative i'll of the republican -- conservative asile of the republican--conservative aisle of the republican party? >> she already has a strong program. she will continue with it. then she needs to convince all the french people that the republican right has the right solutions for the country. so she will meet people, she will convince them that we have a good program on economic issues, on social issues, on authority and other issues, which are very important for the french people. she needs to show this u

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valerie castro live outside the courthouse in tount manhattan.ie. >> reporter: kelly, the fourth and final alleged victim in had the case was a woman named "annie" farmer she has been public and outspoken about claims in the past so she was the only one of the four women who testified without a pseudonym. some of the testimony kwam in the form of journal entries she read out loud for the jury "annie" farmer address the the court friday telling the jury it was her older sister maria one of the jeffrey epstein's employees who droused her at 16. she recounted an outing to a movie where she says epstein sat between the sisters. she says it was a little weird we held hands and he caressed my arm gave me a weird falling. farmer said it wasn't until epstein invited to her his property in new mexico she met maximum maxwell. she claims they took her on a shopping strip and later at the property maxwell encouraged her to give epstein a foot massage she says i felt very uncomfortable i wanted to stop and i hoped it would be over quickly. then she claims max

valerie, thank you. thank you for taking the time. >> thank you for having me.ppreciate it. >> it's really important to hear your voice in all of this. um, and i -- i would like you to begin with just sharing with the viewers, your own experience and what you saw that day. >> um, the -- the day the -- well, i don't call it an accident -- it's an incident. the day that the incident happened, i had just gotten off work and i had entered, um, eastbound i-70 from colefax and i made it as far as the denver west parkway bridge and i had just gotten over into the left lane, and i looked up and i saw a truck coming at us really -- he was coming just way too fast. he didn't have his lights on. he didn't have his flashers on. he wasn't honking. he was doing nothing to notify or even let anybody know he was coming. and then, all the sudden, there was an explosion and a crash and there was a big fireball that went everywhere. um, and it was like a war zone. as soon as the fire, um, receded enough, i jumped out of my car, grabbed my cell phone, and i ran, um, and we were hel

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the country, even as the legal battle in front of the supreme court isn't yet finished valerie, welcome heavily krut criticized the texas law in the past, but in a twist he's adopting th idea of essentially deputizing citizens to enforce legislation he believes in in a statement the governor went on to say, i have directed m staff to work with the legislature and the attorney general on a bill that would create a right of action allowing private citizens to seek injunctive relief and statutory damages of at least $100,000 per violation and on social media, he added if texas can ban abortion and endanger lives, california can ban deadly weapons of war and save lives but civil rights attorney ken belkin says the governor is reacting to a supreme court ruling that doesn't address the law as a whole, at least not yet. >> they have basically ruled on who can be sued with respect to this type of law, who cannot be sued with respect to this type of law they have not done, and that is a very important distinction that people need to understand, they have not ruled on the constitutionality of th

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cnbc's valerie castro tracking the fallout. and meg tirrell. meg, we heard some optimism from dr. fauci on omicron what more do we know >> reporter: yeah, shep, dr. fauci's words came from a report from south africa with encouraging signs. though hospital admissions have risen there, the majority of patients in the covid wards haven't required oxygen. a number of the patients were admitted for reasons other than covid and happened to test positive in the hospital for the vi virus. they say this is very different from previous waves in which, quote, the covid ward was recognizable by the incessant sounds of oxygen machines. patients are staying in the hospital for less than three days compared to 8 1/2 days for the past 18 months there are a number of caveats here first, severe disease and deaths lag case increases by a few weeks so the picture will become clearer as time goes on. second, the patients being admitted in south africa so far have generally been younger. old age is associated with disease severity dr. fauci says it's not clear how omicron will do in a country like ours

valerie?was given about an hour to decide if she wanted to take the stand in her own defense. she eventually stood up and told the judge "your honor, the government has not proved its case beyond a reasonable doubt and so there's no reason for me to testify." the defense wrapped up its portion of the case this afternoon after calling witnesses over the last two days today one of those witnesses included one of jeffrey epstein's former girl frerngsds ava dubin, who remained a long-time friend she testified she never saw epstein engage in inappropriate conduct with a minor the defense has repeatedly called into question the memories of the four alleged victims in this case and yesterday they called a memory expert to the stand she testified that memories can be fragile and that they can be manipulated. in cross-examination the prosecution pointed out that out of the 150 criminal cases that this expert has testified all but one have been for the side of the defense other witnesses included former

valerie ziegenfuss is a former wta player and a member of the original nine who rebelled against thestates tennis assocation in 1970 to bring more rights and fairer pay to women which brought about the women's tennis association we know today. i'm very happy to say she is able tojoin us now i'm very happy to say she is able to join us now live from san diego. it's really good to talk to you about this particular story, what is your reaction to the decision made by steve simon and the wta? it was wonderful. i was so glad, and was wondering when it was going to come. we have to act, just to carry on the last 51 years, what we have always fought for was equality and support. we are 1600 strong as far of the wta membership, and so i am glad that the board of directors of the wta acted and steve simon is a great spokesperson and so i think we've made our case clear and if it wasn't us to help peng shuai, who would be. so i am really glad that kept up. it will be interesting to see how china reacts to this, won't it? because a fully not holding tournaments, matches in china, thatis tournam

they will be discussing the only cron variant, which is driving up those infections. tensions with valerie about migration place, as well as the security situation with ukraine will also feature 100000 russian troops troops. i thought to be amassing on the border with ukraine, taking fees as a possible invasion regarding russia. the main point here is to act as a deterrent because what we would want to avoid it all cost is a heightened military situation in ukraine. and this is a potentially best obtained right now with very clear a painful economic sanctions on russia. if they were to escalate further, that gives unofficial kind of discussion. there is no question within the counsel that there will be very clear response if russia attacks the border. so what is clear to russia is that we're watching closely and nothing is going unnoticed. what is clear is that we as a european union will not abandon ukraine socks. i'm still ahead on al jazeera as school fair in australia tends to tragedy. as a children's bouncy castle is blown away and from trash to treasure the artists in gaza who have t

cnn's valerie castro live at laguardia airport tonight. valerie, what are you hearing from travelers >> kelly, we're in terminal "b" tonight where some of the jetblue ticket counters r.earlier today we spoke to customers who said they had no problems getting to new york hey head of the holidays, but once they got to the airport today, they faced some of those cancellations. now they are just hoping to make it home before the end of the year as if travel during a global pandemic wasn't already stressful, omicron seems to have made it much worse. >> omicron is an equal opportunity offender hitting everyone, and their staffing issues are across the board. >> travel experts like willis orlando say the worst is not behind us. >> what we're expecting to see through the new year's holiday and january 2nd and 3rd which the tsa expect to be the biggest travel days, we'll see a lot of delays and cancellations. >> reporter: still, travelers are taking chances hoping that their plans stay the course. >> we're all vaccinated so we feel comfortable. >>

cnbc's valerie castro tracking the fallout in new york over this new strict vaccine mandate. cnbc's health and science correspondent meg tirrell. meg, we heard some optimism from dr. fauci on omicron what more do we know >> reporter: yeah, shep, dr.eah, fauci's words came after a report from a hospital in south africa with encouraging signs. over the last two weeks, though hospital admissions have risen there, the majority of patients in the covid wards haven't required oxygen. and in fact, this report says a number of those patients were admitted for reasons other than covid and happened to test positive in the hospital for the virus. they say this is very different from previous waves in which, quote, the covid ward was recognizable by the incessant sound of oxygen machines or beeping ventilator alarms. they also note patients are staying in the hospital for shorter periods, an average of less than three days for those admitted to covid wards in the last two weeks compared with eight and a half days for the past 18 months. there are a number of caveats here first, severe di

yes, i agree with valerie that wages are going up home prices are going up and represents follow pricesious commodity prices increase. just because you had the return of the virus, it doesn't mean the economy goes into inflation. that itself lesson we learned from the 1970s you can have the session and you can have inflation at the same time and that's what we are staring at, joe. >> valerie, it has been positive on many guests over the years, rising interest rates at least at the beginning can be bullish before equities, because it implies that there are good things happening in the economy. the under lying global economy are you still bullish and even in the face of tapering and possibly 2022 that sees some rate increases >> well, rising rates affect different times of stocks differently. right. because you have to look at whether you are focused on a more of a growth-on the other hand strategy or a value-oriented investment strategy rising rates in general are bad for growth stocks, long duration assets whereas the rising rates generally favor value-oriented stock. in general there a

southwest airlines has no set date for bringing back the booze. >> valerie castro.ah nelson joins us now. sarah, it's good to see you. i'm just curious, your reaction. do you think the self-defense training should be mandatory >> absolutely. we've been working on making this program mandatory since just after september 11th when it was created it needs to be provided in our regular trainings so that all flight attendants can receive it at their paid company training with oversight from the tsa. as you saw in the video, you can be in a state of shock when you are presented with this and you have to be able to respond in something that you're trained to do an immediate response and that takes repetitive training. so this training is fantastic. i have been through it it gives flight attendants confidence it allows us to know how to stand and it is specific to our workplace and the workplace that we work in to try to protect the cockpit, the other passengers and our self. >> when you look at this spike in omicron variant across the nation, how much are you looking at th

we talk about the potential for diversity but there is the idea of -- valerie wilson -- names here that most people assume not only deserve it but probably one of these folks is going to end up there. is there any sense that the process for getting any of these people in their -- there could be contentious? anna: there are many ways to think about diversity. there is diversity of skin color but there is also diversity of views. in terms of if it is raskin, byman, and seth carpenter, you have the diversity of the former type but in terms of the views, these three are very much mainstream and aligned. dinan overlapped with bernard at harvard and seth carpenter, raskin, and brainard served in the same treasury under obama at the same time. so their views are very similar to mainstream economics, but if you do have lisa cook, you do have the former, skin diversity, but he definitely introduced this additional element of diversity which is diversity of view because william sprague is more the kind who thinks, we should not care about [indiscernible] we should care about the livelihood of the

valerie, the cofounder of known holdings. it is always an honor to speak to you.ou put it so well. we have lacked a sense of communication and sustainability on wall street. are they getting that given that some are not willing to be soap flamboyant? they understand inequality is so grave in the u.s. >> it is always a pleasure. i would say that i think what we are feeling here -- what they are feeling is a change that has been coming for a long time. it is not just 2021 bonuses. the system of wall street has been biased and there has been an acquittal distribution of capital. unlike your last guest who left the industry, i decided to stay but to make change and a field that my role is to make that change. that change is coming. it is inevitable. a lot of the bankers and the professionals you mentioned know that things are not going to stay the same. it is on was like technology becoming obsolete. the systems at play will be financial -- will be obsolete. sonali: on the margin, wall street has embraced more women, more people of color, give more money to their foun

shep. >> five years on, thanks so much, valerie. >>> a man in california or i should say the city councilsota, just approved a plan to create an alternative public safety department city leaders police officer-old traffic stop back in april councilmembers voted unanimously last night to use $1.3 million from the city's police department to fund the new safety programs. they include adding an unarmed enforcement department the goal, help with mental health cases and respond to low-level traffic violations the mayor of brooklyn center says he supports the reforms but claims they fall short of the original proposal. our local nbc station reports city leaders there made changes to the plan so that they could get it approved. daunte wright's mother attended that city council meeting. she said members need to make changes now so that people of color in the city can feel safe. >>> americans are quitting their jobs at record rates, we know that now what some employers are racing to give workers to keep them happy and away from the exit door. >>> plus remembering the attack on pearl harbor. nbc's

she was a student in eastern uganda until schools closed last year to stop this breed of carving 19 valerie turned home and then got pregnant. again. i was afraid my mum was so angry with me. i ran away from home, but returned later while her school remain closed while i helped her mother run a restaurant. that's where she met the man who impregnated her veil as mother sees that her daughter was safe in school. in the school hadn't closed. she wouldn't have gotten pregnant, he'll, that's a fact, was the wrong way. this is wireless school. like all schools across the country, it remains closed and abandoned. the teachers here are worried that the more their students are kept from school, the mothers teenagers are exposed to abuse. i'm an amazing to me to where did it on my during this time at home the kids have like things that we didn't know about at their age when you did anybody remember this is a dis. dark age where children watch pornography and phones and child stuff funny is that is equal my, even the churches that would have helped the children remain closed. so many kids are likely

. >> reporter: valerie pryor is the general manager for the zone 7 water agency, which provides water in the tri- valley area. >> the tri-valley depends on the state water project for 70% of our watt water. it started with a severe deficit. it will take well above average rainfall, runoff, and snowpack to make it up. her back some locals tell kpix 5 that they are aware a few weeks of good rain is not enough to end the drought. >> i believe we can be conserving water a lot better. >> i think we have a long way to go. we need to be careful with our resources. >> reporter: max darrow, kpix 5. >>> noted the alarming spread of covid over the holidays. take a look at the current positivity rate statewide, almost 13%, up 7.7% from the 7 days prior. we see long lines that testing sites all over the bay area. this was the scene in san mateo earlier today, where cars crawled along several city blocks. shawn chitnis on the scramble to get tested before new year's. >> reporter: side by side, people and cars are on foot waited to get free covid testing right before new year's eve. this location at

i don't know if valerie has anything to add on to that. >> sure, yes. thank you for your comment.s you know, d.p.h. has this draft out to the public and they're soliciting comments from the public and various other city stakeholders. they may have to then reissue the regulations for another 30 days, presumably public comment period to give the public notice. so we should know more once we get the comments from the public. your comment is noted and we'll take it into consideration. >> since i don't know what the other commissions are thinking of, almost everything we do has time limits. >> yeah, thank you for that comment. we are in recognition of that and that is something we were exploring to address through a policy level instead of outlining in rules and regulation, but we will take that into consideration. >> okay, so my initial question was trying to understand this mechanism. we don't do the contracting, but we're going to recognize a refuse collector license. as i understand it, you're willing to accept a number of people who don't have contracts with the city to do that. s

we're and valerie 9, her ninety's, who had, i believe alzheimer's hearing the music to which sedans when she was a young girl, made her reconstruct the dance pattern. i don't know if you've seen that meta, it was maybe like a i haven't seen that. that one. yeah, yeah, i know of similar cases where it's, you know, it's not just oh, this is so great. this person, do you remember the songs that's wonderful for them? i mean that is wonderful. but the fact that that can also kind of bring in their unlock other types of memory capacity is makes it particularly powerful. can music actually amend our brain injuries? and i don't only mean emotional part, i mean, on neural level. right? i mean, i guess in a way these examples from aphasia are, are like that, right? because those are cases where the, the part of the brain that is devoted to language processing is damaged and or language production is damaged. but we're able, people are still able to produce song. and what you want to do is kind of build new circuitry in these areas that aren't damaged. and that capitalizes on these kinds of ability

. >> reporter: with precious cargo in hand, valerie says she is keeping a watchful eye out, even in broadt this, and i guess i just hope for the best that i come at a time where there is nothing bad going on. >> reporter: barriers remain in place to keep cars off of broadway plaza, and this visual deterrent is at the entrances. stepped up security after the smash and grab robbery involving more than 80 suspects last month, an event still fresh on the minds of many. >> that night happened, i was traumatized myself. >> reporter: especially this nordstrom employee. >> i was working that night. i left a few minutes before the smash and grab. it was traumatizing. >> all of our shoppers should be feeling safe. >> reporter: kathy hemingway is the executive director of walnut creek downtown, and said a swift moving city council, and dramatic approval of new funding, was a direct response to the nordstrom smash and grab . she says $2 million now pays for 5 police officers, and increases the police overtime budget, and it is in effect right now. >> we've had wonderful support. we've had our foot tr

things are hardly any better for valerie as neighbor. what is it? hank? i've no show you that itself. i received all of this as a donation. that's all we have no idea and this is eric. i cannot afford to buy yogurt for her children. will she have food for christmas? hamilton? i have no idea. we'll have anything to eat unless someone donates food again down my face and brazil is one of the world's largest food exporters. but millions in the country don't know where they'll be getting their next meal. daniels owes us, as the government is miss prioritizing. navina pal seemed to double the so 90 percent of the agricultural products and brazil are soybeans and corn. it always official no lot, but our staple crops, fish like rice and beans, but the account for only 10 percent of acreage, the pool diarrhea. article. gov in tulsa, political decisions. don't school you know monkish though to be political, so they continue on trying at least to relieve hunger a little at christmas. santa claus has visited rios villa cra 0 for villa to greet children and distribute

gave an exclusive interview to our team discussing not only the world covey but also the poland. valerie is michael crisis. he spoke with my colleague who and there was some county 9 european union. for example. we administer that though dosa. while in africa we sta, louisa raised that tisa temper sandy moodle need engrossed with 0 percent. so the something that says moral gas set of what we are ready to rule so far, we are ready to scale up our activities in africa by deity, the shoes about our did it, did the vaccine still have access to the vaccines? we have to put pressure on the pharmaceutical companies. there, you will be an union, the united states, u. k. we invested the b unsolved dollars, sir ins researcher due to the dual to make this vaccine accessible. so why the boy discount in the developing counties that, that does not derive that to have access. i think these it should be a common gold, not something that said belong to the, to the, from a central young company. could they be in india, bellamy? i did it on them, it has been politicized to look at. they did, they did the l

uh well it valerie's mm. hm, and it changes every tune, but if you have a salary that only cover certain things, it affects you and everything else. if you have 500 euros and spent a 100 on electricity, you barely have anything left over. what are people going to do? you live in the if i were in cherokee, i would eat people in government a low salary and see how the quote is very low. julius reached this level because no one regulates it or good. glad albert gay. of course, if you pay a lot for electricity and charge you climb to low price, it's effect he a lot. if you charged lions 15 euros and you have to pay rent, electricity cetera, what do you have left being so we're struggling to make ends meet, but hopefully things will be fixed good. the reason i gave them spoke with independent journalists to luke, prevail. he thinks the decisions coming from brussels are only making the energy crisis worse unit would be completely crazy if they decided to suppress long term contracts for gas or to trying to suppres

what he stands for is where i live for the defense of civilization then, and there is a valerie case, she's already fought off. the big names in her room party, left her publican, and now she is angling for the fight her life. she believes that she is the only one who can deliver a knockout blow to mack on every one for victory. the french people have understood it will be either micron or us and she could be right. early polls suggest if the woman who describes herself as part thatcher part merkel will makes it into the 2nd round of voting. she could give mack on a run for his money. now what's interesting about france's presidential election is just how the vast majority of people are apparently only considering giving their support to right or perceived right when candidates. and what matt connie's seen is the man to beat. he remains incredibly unpopular. ah . mm hm. yeah. oh, you gotta look at the country like a company, really. it's no less than a company. and if the french people have voted for him and you and michael a 5 years ago, it was because they thought, wow, it's a young

step bass and reports from valerie says capital means not collided. blogger and comedian fatty mattie was arrested last august when he had a meeting with teenagers about the new skateboard track, he was sentenced to 25 days for organizing a sports event. and i'll face his serious charges like insulting the president and promoting extremist activities that could keep him in prison for years when you will bill up, but he has 46000 subscribers, but he's not a politician. he's a person who loves and respects the truth. he's a lawyer by education and an honest kind person. i believe such people should be cherished. when i heard his sentence, i asked the investigator, if you are arresting these kinds of people, what kind of society we're going to live in a question many and bella, who are asking as the country, continues to faith awake of arrests on wednesday homes of dozens of journalism after this and at least 9 cities were rated. and what seems to be the biggest one day club down in month does all in response to mass protests against the election fraud last year. lucas shanker recently a

people across the country are feeling it in their pockets and mental economy of well it valerie's movement. it changes everything. if you have a sorry that only cover certain things, it affects you and everything else. if you have 500 euros and spend 300 on electricity, he barely have anything left. all right? what are people going to do? if i were in church, i would, if people in government a low salary and see how the court shawl is reached, this level because no one regulates it. glad albert gay. of course, if you pay a lot for electricity and charge your clients a low price, it affects you a lot. if you charge lions 15 euros and you have to pay rent, electricity cetera, what do you have left? lisa? we're struggling to make ends meet, but hopefully things will be fixed good. the reason i gave them, we spoke with independent journalist luke river, who thinks that the decisions coming from brussels are only making the energy crisis worse unit would be completely crazy if they decided to suppress long term contracts for gas, or to try to suppress gas b a fossil fuel, you know, to, to be di

yeah, well it valerie's movement, it changes every tune, but if you have a sorry that only cover certain things in the proxy and everything else. if you how 500 euros and spend t 100 on electricity, he barely have anything left over. what are people going to do them in the if i were in charity, i would eat people in government, a low salary and see how they call it very low. julie's reached this level because no one regulates it or go glad of. okay, of course if you pay a lot for electricity and charge declines, hello price to fact he a lot. if you charge lions 15 euros and you have to pay ran to electricity cetera. what do you have left being so we're struggling to make ends meet, but hopefully things will be fixed. good. i mean i get them. we got the thoughts on this all independent journalist, lucre evey, he is of the belief. the decisions coming from brussels are only making the energy crisis worse unit would be completely crazy if they decided to suppress long term contracts for gas, or to try to suppress gas b, a fossil fuel, you know, to, to be discarded. this is wrong. why? becau