i think senator warner would agree.olds would, but we'll be watching the developments. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. liz: today's countdown closer has three groundhog day stocks that he thinks can survive and thrive even if the market sees six more weeks of winter. and former atlanta fed bank president dennis lockhart here to tell us why some market watchers don't believe what fed chair powell said about 50 times yesterday about coming rate hikes. does he? closing bell, 15 minutes away. we are coming right back. dow is down 134, nasdaq powering to the sky here up 301 points. ♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbook

chris dodd became my partner and now mark warner. in texas we have about 500,000 indian americans their successful people in the community. the great thing about india is it is a democracy it's one of the largest democracy. we have those shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians for exact bowl especially on the weapons system condemning the russian invasion of ukraine. some think it was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i talked to the ambassador about that and let him know for what it was worth. but again on the trip i took was of my colleagues we actually ended up in delhi talking to prime minister modi. that relationship is very important talk into one of the foreign ministers. i happen to mention at lunch one of things we are concerned about is a taiwan problem. he said to me senator, we don't have a taiwan problem we have a china problem. which i found somewhat encouraging. in the second part of a real estate. both have lost lives but are committed. this is a no-

and then chris dodd becamee my partner and now mark warner.s for about 500,000 indian americans. usually some of the most successful people in our communitiese. the great thing about india is that it is a democracy it's the world's largest democracy. and we have the shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians vertically on the weapons system which caused them to abstain from the resolution condemning the russian invasion of and crane. something that was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i talked about that and let him know for what it wasut worth. but again on the trip i took was some of my colleagues week last week ended up in delhi talking with the prime minister. that relationship is very important talking to one of the foreign ministers i happen to mention at lunch one of the things we are concerned about is a taiwan problem. he said to me senator, we don't have a taiwan problem we have a china problem which i found somewhat encouraging. of course having border conflicts with

-india caucus in the senate, then chris dodd became my partner and now mark warner. with about 500,000 indian americans, you should some of the most successful people in our communities. the great thing about and is it a democracy. it's the world's largest democracy, and we have those shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians, for example, particularly onsi their weapons systems whichch caused them to abstain from the human resolution condemning the russian invasion of ukraine, something that was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i did talk to the bastard about that and let them know for what it was worth, but again on that trip i took with some of my colleagues a year ago last november we actually ended up in delhi talking to prime minister modi's. that relationship is very important, talking to one of the foreign ministers. happen to mention a lunchch t id one of the things were concerned that is a taiwan problem. and he said to me, senator, we'll have a taiwan problem. we have china problem, which

dina: mike dreamt of owning his own paper, so the warners put every penny they had, $75,000, into buyinghe index. now the time has come to retire, but the plan to sell it and fund their nest egg has stalled. they last listed it for $150,000. so far, there are no takers. >> if we were to shut our doors and go away, the community, in my opinion, would lose a tremendous asset. dina: shutting down the index would be unthinkable to this lifelong journalist and his family. they've devoted themselves to fostering pride and a tight community through the paper's stories. >> we try to feature a story every week on somebody in the community because people like reading about their neighbors and their family members. dina: every tuesday, when the print edition is labeled bundled and delivered on foot by jackson thatcher to businesses on main street, the anticipation is palpable. >> this is one of our employees right here. >> that's autumn, yep. dina: erin cascarelli-sullivan is co-owner of cascarelli's, a popular restaurant on main street for three generations. >> i have several friends that have mov

warner brothers up 67% paramount global up 48%. charter communications up a cool 20%. 15% so, let's dive into what's driving the moves with jeff kill berg, ceo of kkm financial, along with julia boorstin. julia, let's start with you. how much of this is true bullishness, and how much of this is just the fact that these companies got smoked pretty much in 2022? >> yeah, dom, i don't think you could look at the performance year-to-date without looking at what happened in 2022. and these are pretty much across the board stocks that really suffered over the course of 2022 and now they are rebounding. there are a couple of catalysts we're watching and really what those catalysts come down to is these media giants thinking strategically about exploiting their assets and revenue and profitability. the fact warner brothers discovery they're going to launched a combined version of their two sets of apps, the warner brothers and the discovery assets that's expected to be a catalyst, the idea that streamlining makes sense they are bringing content in fast channels, free ad suppor

warner. mr. warner. guilty. mr. wells. down. mr. wells down not guilty. mr. widen. mr. widen not guilty. the galleries will be in order order. on this article of impeachment. 50 senators have pronounced william jefferson clinton present the united states guilty as charged. 50 senators have pronounced him not. two thirds of the senators present not having pronounced him guilty. the senate a judges that the respondent, william jefferson clinton, president of the united is not guilty as charged in the second article of impeachment. the chair directs judgment to be entered in accordance the judgment of the senate as follows the senate having tried. jefferson clinton, president of the states upon two articles of impeachment exhibit, it against him by the house of representatives and two thirds of the of the senators present not having found him guilty. the charges contained therein. it is therefore ordered and judge that the said william jefferson clinton b any hereby is acquitted of charges in the said articles. the chair recognizes majority leader. mr. chief justice. there

maybe warner brothers discovery is the new disney. when i think of disney and what bob iger did so successfully, it was about creating brands, building up the franchises and exploiting them differently, whether it was television or streaming or the theme parks warner brothers discovery does not have theme parks, but they do have this video game division, which could be incredibly profitable for them very different business than the theme parks, but the potential to get the volume out there, that was $815 million in revenue. so if you look at some of the other d.c. comic properties, if you look at what disney did with marvel, can they do the same thing with d.c. comics they're going to be doing more movies with those popular characters >> big ambitions julia, thank you very much appreciate it. >>> still ahead, from farm equipment to vacuums, we'll get the three buys and a bail, next. stay with us nothing. nothing. absolutely, nothing. it really is something. as an expedia member, you can save up to 30% when you add a hotel to your flig

with me now is way warner bassin and here in studio today, .com reporter daniel complement or.coming a father. and how it informs your parenting? >> i think it's important to remember that peak parents don't lose their identities when they become parents. we can be adults, we can be parents and just like your normal day-to-day life, we have different worlds, you change how you spawned, how you talk to other people. and i did want to lose my identity as a theater actor. i studied it is what brought brings me joy. i don't want to lose that part about me when i became apparent. but then when i became apparent, it was easy to learn that the things i was doing onstage would help me be an amazing parent by teaching creativity, confidence, and then also in this world that we are navigating just how do we respond, how do we prepare for ideas that we don't have in our own house or that -- so i think it helps prepare my son for the future. and still are creativity and just let him know that he can do what he wants. he can be whatever he wants to be. and he can do it with flair and creati

warner bros.ames, but based on the movies. how is warner bros. in terms of a game maker? >> a little rocky. they definitely put out some big titles and work with big franchises, but their games have been hit and miss. >> this definitely feels like something new. harry potter is -- [ phone ringing ] >> reporter: one of two calls during our interview from someone looking for the game. >> it's not a commercial risk so much as a cultural run. >> reporter: yk ruling has made a series of offensive comments about the trans community forcing pushback from some of the movie's actors and fans, some boycotting the new game. warner bros. discovery says rowling is not involved in the game but stands to make licensing royalties ngts i thought it would impact my view on the whole harry potter world, but right now i am able to separate the situation. >> reporter: the controversy has turned some fans off. >> are you still a harry potter fan? >> no. i think it's become weirdly divisive and i'm old now, so i don't c

is warner bros./discovery the new disney ceo of devon as oil and natural gas prices have been falling of late awonhetrt" is just getting started. dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity year since russia invaded ukraine? where do we stand? according to our next guest, we are nowhere done, saying peace is far out of reach. let's bring in eurasia president ian bremmer. just as we've been talking the last few moments here, the russian foreign ministry says it appreciates that plan, and zelenskyy said, i don't think it's a chinese plan at all was it a nonstarter? >> well, it's not a nonstarter in the sense that the chinese see an opportunity to

drag performer wayland warner basse, also known as mrs., uconn and his has been broadly bass, in our when adolescents he wants to instill in his son's, quote, you do not see joy created. with me now is whelan warner bassin, and here in studio today's reporter danielle -- whelan, i want to start with. you talk to us more about why you wanted to keep doing drag after becoming a father. and how it informs your parenting? >> it is important to remember the parents to use the identity when they become. parents who can be, adults we can be. parents and just like with a normal day today, live latent worlds, we change or we respond to talk to other people. i did not want to lose my identity as a theater actor. i have studied. is it brings me joy. i didn't lose that part about me when i became apparent. but, then when i became apparent, it was easy to learn that the things i was doing onstage also helps me the amazing parent by teaching creativity. confidence. and also, in this world that we're, navigating just how do we responded prepare fool ideas the or the same as we have in our in-house.

warner bros.and revenue miss as the industry contends with a soft ad market ceo is forecasting improvement this year. warner bros. discovery down this morning. >>> and the end is near for the family season four of the series "succession" is the last one he wanted fans to know the end is approaching i want to enjoy the new episodes come on. there is a season five >>> gearing up for the trading day ahead, a slew of economic data on tap. pce is out at 8:30 a.m we also get new home sales and consumer sentiment at 10:00 a.m. watch out for fed speak from loretta mester and then james bullard and susan collins and christopher waller mester will be here on "squawk b box. >>> and s&p down 1.5% this month. putting money to work in the s&p tracking etf may be warren buffett's best advice. it may turn the idea on its head the treasury trading the highest since november, but the shortened of the curve is looking at returns the yield is now 5%. even one-month bills are yielding 1.4%. and offering a 3.1% dividen

warner brothers.ery is suing paramount global, saying its competitor aired new episodes of the animated series warner brothers paid more than 500 million dollars for the exclusive rights back in 2019. the lawsuit says max did not receive the first episodes of the new season of south park and 2020 because of the pandemic. instead to pandemic theme specials were given a paramount. the show creators matt stone and trey parker were not named in this lawsuit. >> an update to a story we brought you last night. the ntsb says a small plane, a crash near reno, killing all 5 people on board appears to have broken apart. in-flight. the crash happened just 14 minutes after the plane took off from the reno airport. it was headed to salt lake city and was operating as an air ambulance at the time, ntsb officials held a press conference this afternoon and announce the plane did not have a flight data recorder. a preliminary report is expected in the month. >> the san jose sharks continue to shake up their roster, ma

well, warner bros. discovery is a pipe story, and i like that.have to use that for my show i got a session with investing club tomorrow. pipe wow. geez i thought of it myself i didn't even steal it from a guy like tepper or anything. >> it's interesting. this was also a week where we got reports in the "journal" and confirmation that netflix is cutting prices in some countries. >> i saw that. >> and in some cases, by quite a bit. >> i didn't know how to read that, because that last quarter was so exceptional but you know, people are struggling to try to figure out how they're doing with the cutting off of people. look, netflix has become a drag story. it was like a last year story. it was the best of fa.a.n.g now it's, where's the f.a.n.g. to be worse than alphabet is really something i mean, alphabet, i mean, do they still make alphabet soup or alphabet cereal? man, we got alphabet mash. that thing is just awful >> whether it's the reg risk or behind the 8 ball on a.i., we're going to talk some adobe too after the break. >> adobe's very, very in

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>> again, mark warner is right.e should not have had this kind of incursion into the united states, and we have a real problem with china on a number of issues from their human rights violations, to their violations of international business law, to even the challenges we've had with them on overt spying. so i'm grateful that the military took decisive action when they did and how they did, but we, obviously, have issues here. >> and the issues with espionage, as you just indicated, go into a number of different areas. due to national security concerns, congress had banned tiktok, for example, the social media app on federal devices. your home state of new jersey has also put restrictions in peonally.t you still use i does that mean that you think it's too late to go ahead and ban this? it's already on 200 million american devices. is it just so integrated that that espionage is something we have to live with? >> no. absolutely not. there's two ways to approach this. one, the proactive step of banning and on governm

that should be cut and revamped, -- warner event -- or programs that should be cut or revamped, welfare, stimulus and unemployment funds. mike in florida saying, most of the debt was republican tax cuts for the rich. let's go back to the tax rates we had when ike was in office. the loopholes in the tax need to go to the rich to pay for everyone else. stephen in michigan saying, is not spending, it is starting by cutting corporate welfare and rewriting the tax code so that. -- so that everyone pays. some of the suggestions coming in off of our texting. you can post a tweet as well on our twitter feed @cspanwj. wayne in kentucky on the republican line. caller: i got in on the last of this and i do not know all of what you are talking about, but my question is, this is something that concerns everyone. pres. biden: good afternoon. in the immediate aftermath of the incursion of china's aft -- afternoon. our military closely scrutinized our airspace including enhancing our radar pickup, picking up more slow-moving objects above our country and around the world and in doing so, they attracted

ali, let me start with you, senator mark warner, and senator marco rubio sending a letter to the biden administration today with frustration about the way these investigation into classified documents have unfolded. talk us through it. >> reporter: frustration has been the word of the week for all members o. senate intelligence committee, republicans and democrats alike. they want more information about what are in each of these sets of documents found at each of these former president and vice president's homes. it goes for trump and mar-a-lago, and the documents for former vice president biden, current president biden and former vice president mike pence. in the new letter that our colleague was able to obtain first, it says that without access to the relevant classified documents, the committee cannot effectively oversee the efforts of the intention committee to address risks to national security, arising from the mishandling of this classified information and our request is not unprecedented. here's senator mark warner with a little more. >> i think it will be viewed as an increasi

you should be interested in taking and could be the heisman like the bears have next, people hated warner brothers because it was saddled with $50 billion in debt and shareholders that ended up owning this stock when it was spun off by att. part of it went away and gave it to disney, these people that wanted a dividend. hey, who knew? that's how you get to be the 11th worst performer in the s&p 500 down 60% and the fourth best performer 2023 because the stock got too cheap. the att shareholder didn't want to own warner brothers discovery for any reason when it was clear fundamentals might be turning. that depressed the share price to unnaturally low levels and bouncing back. then there is meta platforms, this one got sold so hard last year do you know it was the eighth worst performer? off 64%. at the end of last year they were selling for 16 times earnings when meta laid off and reported an encouraging quarter are management spent time talking about instagram and reels, the bottom is the money pit that's the metaverse, the stocks soared it was a surprisingly good quarter and the buy back

joining us now arborist dustin warner with warner tree experts. you cover the entire east bay.this like a baby version of what we had back in january. it is yes, similar not as much moisture not as much wind but the gusts are still there. the moisture is there, so it's still something to, uh, that is a safety issue. is the ground still wet? i feel like once we got through that third week of storms. we dried out for a bit. i thought she was safe. but maybe not. well for instance, last night we some places had up to two inches, so a couple inches of rain mixed with the 50 mile an hour gust. we saw trees down last night and going into today, so we still an issue we had you on the news back, and i think early january when trees were falling at the drop of a hat. we're seeing some of that happen again. now is there any credence to the theory that maybe trees were weakened but orrect okay. big storms push the tree. um maybe that tree didn't topple over. but now that tree has a lien, the soil has uplifted on the backside. and it gets a nice gust like we've had this last week, and that

they can put netflix out of business and this is in terms of a kochcompetitive strategy >> warner brother, we'll get to that in a second and video games. what could be that consistent cash flow, generative asset for them. >> they would have to buy something because they're building games, but games is a money loser, too their single-line business which loses a lot of money so, you know, like they're also competing, by the way, with apple and amazon you can't actually win on price competition against apple and amazon because they're sisters and their core businesses are so big. >> so finally, and listen, i am not a huge netflix watcher, but i'm going to be watching the mahomes, this football thing i love it. if we look ahead to 2023 and we say is the stock going to be generally benefiting from price, retention, you know, new series that are driving engagement and maybe even this price cut in other markets or are we going to be telling ourselves a different story in a couple of months' time >> so there's a new film coming out on the beginning of nike and how they bet on this guy named micha

i need institutional investors from warner music group to step up, read my book.other two books that were written on the warner music group about their institutional abuse and nonpayment of artist royalties, and really step up and clean up like they say they are going to do. these institutional investors say that they want to be a part of change and a new culture and fairness and equality for everyone. then put your money where your mouth is. i will not stop and i will keep using the investor route to get things done. shery: dorothy carvello, good to have you with us. "face the music now" founder. you can see part of this conversation on our interactive tv function, tv . you cannot dive into these or any other bloomberg functions that we talk about. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: data on price pressures in japan when it comes to producer prices, a year and your gain of 5.5%, which is slower than what analysts expected -- 9.5%. it is in easing from november when inflation presses were above 10%. month-on-month, flat. no price acceleration. we are watching those in

ah, ah ah, this is dw live for berlin. warner said farewell to tyree nichols at his funeral in memphis, tennessee, us vice president candler, harris was among those who paid their last respects to the young man whose death at the hands of police officers last month revived the national outcry against police brutality. also coming up, germany's defense minister visit the base that'll san 14 tags to ukraine. he states his determination to see them replaced, and the german military supplies, rebuilt, and drug gangs in belgium, wage and deadly war. to funnel cocaine through the ford van to europe's top policing agency, struggling to control the trade. many port workers fear to speak of ah told me a lot about welcome to the program. a funeral has taken place for a man who died from injuries sustained in a police beating in the u. s. city of memphis. mourners called for an end to police violence at the ceremony for tyrene nichols whose death at the age of $29.00 has spurred renewed calls for police reform. ah, you ah marsh troy. after days of protests over his teeth, mourners gathered to cel

disney says it will spend less than producing films and series following similar downs months by at warner brothers discovery, and netflix as guardians quarter in new york. ah, yes sir. big announcement by disney cost cutting, job cutting, and yet the share price then goes up to the sir recent hi. how do we explain this their wealth, even sometimes some investors on wall street are a simple minded. so whenever they hear cars cuts, that is the, and as a positive actually there had been a pretty aggressive push from some activists share holders said to lower costs than disney is doing. so we're talking roughly about $5500000000.00 over the next couple of months or so. but then also if you look at the numbers, they're both better than expected. and we had definitely also some areas where a disney was really showing some strengths as actually when it comes to the sector parts and experiences. so also a cruise ships are part of it. so there was a profit and revenue increase in that section alone by more than 20 percent. and then also, if you look at the streaming and business, disney plus losin

he partnered with majority leader chuck schumer and senator mark warner again both democrats on the chipsknow, major new initiative designed help the united states compete with china at secure our semiconductor supply chain picky partnered with chris coons that the democrat of delaware, really innovative use of land lease authorities to support ukraine and defending itself and its freedoms an invasion from russia. insofar as things are actuallyru getting done in the u.s. senate, you will rarely find something getting done without senator john cornyn in the middle of it so it's a real honor to have a today talking with us about these important issues but not just some of who knows him but someone who's actually make a it different. thank you for indulging me that fulsome. >> no. >> is also really nice too puppies. okay. let's dive in. with a number of experts here but also some of our locals may not be fully fill you with the work and responsibilities of the senate select committee on intelligence so what can you tell us about your duties, responsibilities of that committee especially as r

it won't happen in the near term we were surprised, you know, warner, which you could argue if warnerthemselves into the linear network business and studio plus streaming hbo, there's value there. they can't do anything now because the reverse mortgage trust has tax implications a year from now, we were surprised he went after disney and we were waiting to see what happens. paramount is controlled, comcast is controlled, warner lost control as david pointed out in the past maybe that's something they can go after and take more time because of tax reasons. >> thank you for joining us. >>> we'll take a break here. more disney coverage to come today with the markets enjoying a pretty good morning. dow up 266 little bit of the lower yields did help this morning along with corporate results, names like pepsi and tastpery, raising their guidance don't go away. needs a weekend in the city. you hungry? yeah, i know a place. it's the city that never sleeps. but hey, if you need a last-minute spot, i got you covered. the first time you connected your website and your store was also the first ti

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. >>> warner bros. discovery is suing over south park.0 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 expectations three quarters in a row. profit margin has been hit by markdowns as it cleared through the unsold goods that piled up and people bought less inflation changes and

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these are in these are of interest on all states that are interested in holding a rules based warner. so in that sense, i would say it's further in cooperation that does extend back to the $198990.00 s both the soul and joe. now in terms of nato's recent designation of china. the systemic challenge. now that's, that's something different. that is something where nato is seeking to reinforce some of its service security partners against what they see as a regional threat. but also china is operating in europe increasingly so. so nato cannot afford to completely disassociate itself from what aging is doing militarily, economically and diplomatically. let's talk about the countries in the region, blake. aside from the u. s. treaty allies, japan, south korea, the philippines. there are a number of other countries, particularly amongst a r c on who refused to be drawn into picking aside when it comes to competition with china. how do they react to this increased activity in the region? absolutely, to speaking a state to cross out these days particular all those states are very interested i

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more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families in syria for the credit on it is with extreme ground. rough getting 200 people from the agency around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes, the wine because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah. this week on world stories. a youth driven election in nigeria, an unplugged amusement park in italy, we begin in ukraine where volunteers are not afraid to risk their lives. they have one goal also to help those living close to the front line. that yadi know who the ankle is getting ready to go to the dangers or she's about to leave for background in the east and on bus. he hadn't shes but i you. some of it is for hospitals. the doctors often have to cut their uniforms open and the soldiers nick, close dead. and this is for broken bones or joy better. but if i'd see them, but then she's got magazine pouches and power bags, medical supplies, and candles for power shortages. jolina was an actress before the war. now she raises money for supplies and takes them to the front

struggling against an intensifying russian assault on the city of back loot. ukrainian. president warner zalinski says his forces will hold back mood coding now for as long as we can and military analysts frank lead, which is going to join us now for more on this from oxford. frank. up until now, the americans have declined to send ukraine. these longer range missiles for, in their words, fear of provoking russia into escalating the conflict. so was changed? well, nick, the message that you created asked for to call the tech homes. they're still not getting what they are getting are something called the ground, launched small diameter bombs, which about half the range of those for about 93 miles, a 150 kilometers or so. and you yourself hinted at purpose with the high mouse to which these missiles are designed to oriented the other launch systems down to 70 multiple loans, rocket systems. the russians have realized that clearly they've had their logistics wrecked bodies over the last couple of months is mostly deals with, appreciate it. so that moved those logistical basis. further back

29 year old black man died from his injuries after being beaten by police in the city of memphis. warner were joined by us vice president conway harris, who echoed calls for police re for ah, you ah marsh troy. after days of protests over his teeth, mourners gathered to celebrate tyree nichols life, his friends, family, and civil rights activists. attending mister nichols funeral on the 1st day of black history month. remembering a father, son, brother denied escape order. liberty and photographer steady diary was a beautiful person for this to happen to here is just about the book. these flowers now lying memory of tyree nichols at the skate park. he used to visit . mister nichols died to 3 weeks ago after being brutally beaten by memphis police officers who pulled him over while he was driving home. 5 officers have since been arrested and charged with murder. in his eulogy, civil rights leader, reverend al sharpton, condemned to their actions. there's nothing more insulting and offensive to those, or was that fight to open doors that you walk to those doors and act like the folks we ha

an mvp has not won the super bowl since kurtz warner did it way back in 1999.s since kurt warner have gone to the big game as mvp and they have all lost, but if anyone can break that streak, it's patrick mahomes. we'll find out on sunday. >>> all right. let's look more at the history happening in the gate later. both quarterbacks, patrick mahomes and jalen hurts spoke about its significance. here they are. >> i think it's historic. i think it's historic of what's to come. so many kiddings out there, so many kids that, you know, they may tell them to change their position or do whatever it is, but it can be done, it can be done, and this is a historic show. it will be a show. it will be a fun one. >> it's a historic moment and to be part of it with two historic football teams, it's only the people who laid the foundation before us, and to be playing with a guy like jalen who i know is doing it the right way, it's going to be spatial moment that i hope lives on forever. >> now, of course, the first black quarterback to start and win a super bowl was doug williams

the up 50% or more club this year meta, facebook up 55% tesla up 58% warner bros. up 63%. and align is up 62%. and many of these names or the same ones that got crushed last year if you bought them a year ago, you may be down. if you had the genius to time it, you made a lot of money. by the way, in the boring, old dow jones index, salesforce and disney up more than 20% this year bottom line, it has been a good start to most stocks in 2023 >>> let's get back to the key headlines for tuesday with pippa stevens. >> brian, facebook and instagram parent meta fplatforms is under pressure from mark warner and marco rubio. they sent a letter to mark zuckerberg saying they are concerned with the developers in russia and china with access to user data. they held meetings with executives over who could access the data and what facebook plans to do about it. >>> and the new york stock exchange plans to make some investors whole after the glitch last month the exchange operator saying it plans to cover losses for orders posted or routed to it and o others will not be covered it ranges

back time for earnings exchange today we have the action, the story and trade on carvana, block, and warnerscovery. block's shares are up 15%. the payment system is outdoing competitors. welcome to my guests steve, what's the read on block? >> let's talk about what to expect tonight with these block earnings they performed a lot better than their peers last quarter, showing much more resilience as we saw companies like affirm in recent months lay off workers. we're seeing gross profit go so where is that happening the cash app grew 51% on gross profit last quarter. we are expecting to see more growth there just how much growth there is is the big question there there is also the point of sale, the square business where you go up and swipe your card and check out. that business has been profitable and that was up over 29% last quarter. so we're expecting more growth there. and like you said, the crypto winter, we know bitcoin is flirting right now with 44,000 at the time, it was about $156 in bitcoin on the balance sheet. that's likely going to go up that's why we go on a gross product when

exchange of fire comes amid a surge in violence in the region. protesters chanting shame, a confronted warners at the funeral of australian catholic cardinal george pell and sidney pell was one of the most senior figures in the vatican when he was found guilty of sexually assaulting fire boys. he spent a year in prison before his convictions were washed. the scandal had indian billionaire. good tom, donnie has called off a major share sale as his business. empire continues to plunge in value. his sprawling from grammar which stretches from ports to petrol stations, has lost more than 90000000000 euros and market value following allegations of market manipulation and fraud on that story is coming up in our business program in about 8 minutes from now in the united states. now family friends and civil rights activists have said good bye to tyree nichols. the 29 year old black man died from his injuries after being beaten by 5 black police officers in the city of memphis. mourners were joined by us, vice president comalla harris, who echoed calls for police reform. ah, you ah marsh troy. after da

and warner bros.t week, sort of said, we're out, in a way. we're not playing that game. we're going to write down a bunch of stuff we're not even going to let it be seen by anybody, and we're going to be a lot more disciplined. and that, you know, listen disney was less than a week ago, $3 billion cost cuts and not from sports. so, they're spending $16 billion on direct-to-consumer. that's coming in yes, mike, there's no doubt, and that may take some of the pressure off for paramount >> did any of the 13 -- i know tepper added disney, cut some meta did anything move you? >> i always find some of those -- it's interesting to see in the larger sort of sentiment around certain names, but it's so dated sometimes, especially for hedge funds that you know are moving in and out of things. i'm often like, are you still in that are you kidding? no i was out weeks ago, why are you even asking me >> speaking of berkshire, taiwan semi is down 5.5% this morning, and it's interesting because they didn't trade it we

that's what you've got to do if you're warner brothers discovery.e been focused that's what they deliver to a certain extent therefore, they got rewarded late last week after they rere rereported again, stock up 67% this year. >> it's been kind of -- it's down so long ago, it's up from that chart. >> the only other stock that's up more than that this year, it's up again. >> paramount global? >> tesla >> one is that china ev data says maybe sales slowed a bit now that they had to reverse some of the price cuts musk is once again the world's richest human. amlo saying they are going to build -- >> that was unbelievable to me amlo completely underestimated the mexican peso has been underestimated the last six months david, how did they let the deal happen which eliminated -- the most anticompetitive deal. if he puts that -- if musk puts it together he will be a hero. >> the deal hasn't been -- >> it's going to happen. >> what? are you breaking news. the deal is done >> no. >> i'm saying done-done, not done >> stay focused on that deal. >> i just mean,

that should be cut and revamped, -- warner event -- or programs that should be cut or revamped, welfare, stimulus and unemployment funds. mike in florida saying, most of the debt was republican tax cuts for the rich. let's go back to the tax rates we had when ike was in office. the loopholes in the tax need to go to the rich to pay for everyone else. stephen in michigan saying, is not spending, it is starting by cutting corporate welfare and rewriting the tax code so that. -- so that everyone pays. some of the suggestions coming in off of our texting. you can post a tweet as well on our twitter feed @cspanwj. wayne in kentucky on the republican line.