warren harding 1920, 1923. he served in office. and here he is on the back of a car as tradition would have it with his wife and an associate. and they're about to go on a trip. the reason i picked president harding, and, of course, all the presidents are covered in bob's book all the way. if i haven't already mentioned that. there is his wife waving to the crowd. you notice that she's decked out in the early 20th century traditional garb and wearing gloves and a hat. the reason i mentioned warren harding is because he took an enormous trip, probably one of the longest trips a sitting president took to alaska to complete the last major railroad constructed in the 50 united states, the alaska railroad. but before that he also -- and this is a picture by the way of a locomotive that was decked out to pull that train -- here is a picture of him of the locomotive in alaska as his train wound toward the location of the last. before we get to that though, warren harding actually enjoyed something that president teddy roosevelt and even p

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unfortunately, the democratic party is now controlled by the hard left bernie sanders, the elizabeth warren types. and so biden was supposed to be a unifier, but he comes in with a hard left agenda thinking he's going to be another franklin roosevelt. and the american people aren't very happy about giant increases and the tax burden and the burden of government spending not dimension. afghanistan and the pandemic and things like that. i think biden is like a deer in the headlights, because having been a career politician who simply punched a clock and did whatever a sort of consensus was for the democratic party. he's now hot in a democratic already that wants to do radical things that just aren't where the american people are. you know, you know, richard is the, the, the f d r has been mentioned so many times, i think it's quite laughable because f, d, r had and truly a mandate. and when he came into the presidency, but you know, f d r, if you like or dislike. um, he said we need to get america back to work. i'm, i'm a pretty simple guy. i can understand a statement like that. let's get ba

elizabeth warren has been hard on fed officials on this point, even before real investigations, she isre guilty of insider trading. she is happy he resigned, after this public outrage. in terms of what this means for fed policy, after jay powell's confirmation hearing, it's on thursday when she faces the senate banking committee for the same kind of hearing. she is a card-carrying democrat. more aggressive hikes to fight inflation. that seems like everyone -- something everyone in washington is waiting to hear. rishaad: kathleen hays, our global economics and policy editor. let's bring in our cross asset asia editor. reporter: what kathleen is talking about is being played out in asia. we are seeing a very choppy market with indexes bouncing around. everyone is probably on the same page, inflation is going to remain elevated. we are seeing traders price and more rate increases from the fed. we have cpi numbers. they are probably most likely going to build the case for rate increases. that is what we are seeing at the moment. is this market trying to work out exactly where do we go from

business beyond on you to ah this is the w is life from berlin, a hard deadline. russia puts the west on notice. moscow. warren's time is running out to meet its security demands after a week of high level diplomacy ends.

ah, ah ah, ah ah, this is news lying for umbrella and a hard deadline. russia puts the west on notice moscow. warren's time is running out to meet its security demands. after a week of high level diplomacy ends and deadlock, all sides refusing to give ground to avoid conflict in ukraine. also coming up germany bricks a new single day called with case record. but despite the $92000.00 new infections, germany's health minister insist government measures are paying off stop it the current 5th way from being a lot worse. plus the lasting effect of bella versus migration stand off with europe. we meet a psychologist and berlin helping a young family process, the trauma of their heroine journey from afghanistan. and another twist in the novak top of each side of the australian government councils is visa or 2nd type that in a star is now fighting deportation just days before the australian open is due to start ah, on way. like thank you so much for your company. russia has up the pressure on western powers in a diplomatic showdown over ukraine. a week of diplomacy has failed to achieve or break through the

beyond on you to ah ah, this is the that we knew is live from berlin, a hard deadline. russia puts the west on notice moscow. warren's time is running out to meet its security demands. after a week of high level diplomacy ends in deadlock, all sides refusing to ground, refusing to give ground to avoid conflict in ukraine. also on the program, germany brief, a new single day cobra case record with 92000 new infections. germany's health minister insists government measures are paying off, stopping the 4th wave from being much worse glass after the 1st ever conviction of a syrian military official for crimes against humanity. we take a look at what this landmark decision means for the victims of the decades long war in syria and another twist in the novak jock of h saga. the australian government councils, his visa for a 2nd time, a series, now fighting deportation just days before the australian open is due to begin ah and labor you very much for joining us. russia has up the pressure on western powers and a diplomatic showdown over ukraine. a week of diplomacy has failed to achieve a breakthrough, a kremlin once a sto

ah m ah ah ah, this is either we news lying from berlin hard deadline, russia puts the west on notice mosque. our warrens is time is running out to demand its security demands. after a week of high level diplomacy ends in deadlock, all sides refusing to give ground to avoid conflict in ukraine. also coming up germany briggs, a new single, the corporate case record. but despite the $92000.00 new infections, germany's health minister and system government measures are paying off, stopping the current 5th way from being a lot worse. and the lasting effects of versus migration stand up with euro. we meet a psychologist in berlin, helping a young family process, the trauma of their long journey from afghanistan. also, another twists in the novak jock of h saga. the australian government canceled his visa for a 2nd time. a star is now fighting deportation just days before the australian open is due to begin. ah, and my lark, thank you so much for your company, everyone. and we begin with those diplomatic talks that have reached a dead end. russia has upped the pressure on western powers in a diplomatic showdow

warren avenue and kato drive. there are no words for that. you know, it's very tragic and i'm still. had a very hard loss, and everybody is raymond's new boyfriend, leonard person said he was on the phone with raymond when she realized she was being followed. he said her death has been devastating. and he misses her every day. they say you meet that one girl. which changes your life. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, and you were my once in a lifetime, family and friends said raymond was loyal, funny and had a heart of gold. she loved to dance and she loved music, and she was just so vibrant. police arrested anthony john juco and said juco and raymond dated in the past, juco suffered injuries from the crash and also had self inflicted wounds. person said his girlfriend had mentioned issues with her ex she even said he had been sending her threatening e mails. she said he was scary and crazy. you know, that's that's some of the words you know, just to be sure that she did say, person said they all want justice. and for raymond to be remembered as a beautiful person. the suspect duka was first ta

warren, i, too am a capitalist. people should get paid for their hard work, creativity and entrepreneurship. people should certainly watch profits increase as businesses increase. companies like amazon are unfairly and unlawfully increasing prices on all of us, stifling competition and taking advantage of consumers. the law must step in say enough is enough. in 2019, amazon was facing pressure from regulators over anticompetitive behavior. we know the concerns on amazon and other big tech bipartisan as it gets. to put regulators at ease, amazon claimed it removed a particular clause in its agreement with third party sellers that prohibited third party sellers from offering lower prices or on better terms, competing online marketplaces including third party sellers own websites. amazon claimed it removed that particular cause. here is the spoiler alert. amazon deceived consumers with its bait and switch of replacing the initial terms of the agreement with different titles and different words that have the same illegal impact. i'll give an example of how this works. if i am a third party selle

warren. what today are the average new and used car prices in the usa and are some regions harder hit than others? oh abs low country to sit. very hard actually. and what's interesting to note is we sold about 17100000 vehicles in 2019. we were heard a little bit in 2020, but in 2021 we only put 15000000 sales. don't think about that. you lose 2000000 sales because of a chip shortage. that impacts the auto industry by about $400000000000.00. if you do the math just on the profit margin, not even on the sales itself, to the average of a car back in 2020 was around $39000.00. now we're at $45000.00, and you think about that? that's a lot of money, but that also leads to the fact there's a shortage. so the dealers are making more profit, but selling less product to manufactures are trying their best to, to meet the supply. but you just explained it perfectly. the chip shortage because they thought people were going to buy cars, but then they ended up buying cars. and of course a lot of the factories were shut down during cove it. so now we're waiting on chips, but in the middle of all this would no one's talking about is a lot of this c

warren avenue and kato drive. there are no words for that. you know, it's very tragic and. i'm still very hard everybody is raymond's new boyfriend, leonard person said he was on the phone with raymond when she realized she was being followed. he said her death has been devastating and he misses her every day. they say you meet that one girl changes your life. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, and you were my once in a lifetime, family and friends said raymond was loyal, funny and had a heart of gold. she loved to dance and she loved music, and she was just so vibrant. police arrested anthony john juco and said juco and raymond dated in the past, juco suffered injuries from the crash and also had self inflicted wounds. person said his girlfriend had mentioned issues with her ex she even said he had been sending her threatening e mails. she said he was scary and crazy. you know, that's some of the words you know, just to be sure that she did say, person said they all want justice. and for raymond to be remembered as a beautiful person in fremont. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. a

warren, i, too, am a capitalist. people should get paid for their hard work, creativity and entrepreneurship. people should certainly watch their profits inkreets as their businesses increase. when companies like amazon unfairly increase the prices on all of us, stifle competition and take advantage of consumers, the law must step in and say enough is enough. back in 2019, amazon was facing pressure from congress and regulators over anti-competitive behavior and we know the concerns around amazon and other big tech is as bipartisan as it gets. amazon claimed it removed a particular cause in its agreement with third party sellers that prohibit these third party sellers from offering their goods for lower prices or on bets terms on competing online mark places. there's the policier alarm. amazon deceived congress and consumers with its bait and switch of replacing the initial terms of the agreement with different titles and different words that had the same illegal impact. if i'm a third party seller selling, for example, headphones, i do want to list my product on amazon. why? because it reach

warren say, the second quarter? >> john: yeah, it is the second quarter. 0 sum game politics does not work, just doesn't. find a different way. >> sandra: they learned that the hard way in year one. meanwhile, americans are feeling the pain of the price tag as inflation hits 40-year highs. so, what can the federal government do to fix this problem that just seems to get worse? ari fleischer has some deep thoughts on this. >> john: senator chuck grassley demanding answers in the hunter biden administration. ties to the chinese communist party coming up. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. >> john: fox business has learned hunter biden and a former aide invested in two chinese companies with top levels of the communist party. harbs amusement parks and sports and entertainment backed by chinese back. calls grow for the secret service to answer questions on hunter biden's government-sponsored travel. >> we know that he traveled sometimes in airplane with his father, but i think we have a right to know what the son was doing in those instances and t

warren joseph sleagle. >> president walton: seeing no other business before us. we are at the end of our agenda. i want to say in this new year, no matter how hard the path, we can always begin again. this meeting is adjourned. [♪♪♪] >> i just don't know that you can find a neighborhood in the city where you can hear music stands and take a ride on the low rider down the street. it is an experience that you can't have anywhere else in san francisco. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> district nine is a in the southeast portion of the city. we have four neighborhoods that i represent. st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture. very distinct feel, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden dis

hard to say. it is a bit of a rabbit warren in there. you do see the prime minister walking around a lot. ort, report. in terms of the sue gray report. there — report. in terms of the sue gray report, there is _ report. in terms of the sue gray report, there is already - report. in terms of the sue gray report, there is already a - report. in terms of the sue gray| report, there is already a debate even before it is published about whether it is published in full, in other words, whether we the public get to see all of it. all the details, orwhethersome get to see all of it. all the details, or whether some of it is redacted, certain extracts not published for whatever reason. the foreign secretary even said this morning there might be security issues meaning not all of it could be released to the public. that in itself could become a political issue. ., itself could become a political issue. . , , , ., issue. yeah. there is the issue that bits miaht issue. yeah. there is the issue that bits might have _ issue. yeah. there is the issue that bits might have to _ issue. yeah. there is the i

too hard they say the fed should not allow wall street to recover while working americans are left behind and three democrats have already said they will not vote for powell senator elizabeth warrenaise concerns about banking regulations and ethics rules and another says he hasn't done enough on climate change and might lose marquee, who recently blasted powell as failing to lead on the issue that means he will need republican support and he's probably going to get it the overwhelmingly vote was 84-13. but gop senators still have tough questions. the ranking republican on the committee, pat to meany is worried about fed, especially in areas like racial justice. powell has been very up front about making frequent meetings with lawmaker as priority during his first term as chairman says that's a way to earn lawmaker's trust and extremely important when the fed must take extraordinary action in times of crisis >> that will likely serve him as we see the hearing play out on the hill today i have to feeling we're going to see you again shortly. don't go too far and we'll see you. sig nothingaling what a second term could mean for stocks as you can see under selling pressure, ahead of

warren joseph sleagle. >> president walton: seeing no other business before us. we are at the end of our agenda. i want to say in this new year, no matter how hard the path, we can always begin again. this meeting is adjourned. >> clerk: remote hearings require everyone's patience. if you are not speaking, please mute your microphone. to enable public participation, sfgovtv is streaming this hearing live, and we will receive public comment on each item on the agenda. dial 415-655-0001 and enter meeting i.d. 2488-410-2876. when we reach the item that you are interesting in speaking to, please press star, three to enter t

hard to do. that's a long time it's a long time. >> again, i'd point back to the article. i think it was a bloomberg article that was talking about how warren and cathie wood had the same return over two years. they just got there in different ways if you were doing slow and steady or real high up, real high down. >> warren stayed with the staying companies that and apple. >> yeah, but it took him a long time. >> apple power. >> yeah. but, you know, better late than ever on apple, but on some of the others, not really embracing all the innovation, but -- >> admittedly so saying he doesn't understand most of those higher technology names. in fact, when he did invest in apple he said it was because it was consumer name at that point and he under frostood from cons demand what was happening. >>> when we come back, free masks and testing. that's how they plan to keep guests safe at the super bowl. >>> american suppress leading the charge, up8. a by 9%t the end of the day >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc let's show you where the markets stand. right now things are looking up. it's been one roller-coaster ride all we

warren joseph sleagle. >> president walton: seeing no other business before us. we are at the end of our agenda. i want to say in this new year, no matter how hard the path, we can always begin again. this meeting is adjourned. [♪♪♪] >> i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world, you shouldn't just be something in museums, and i love that the people can just go there and it is there for everyone. [♪♪♪] >> i would say i am a multidimensional artist. i came out of painting, but have also really enjoyed tactile properties of artwork and tile work. i always have an interest in public art. i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world. you shouldn't just be something in museums. i love that people can just go there, and it is there for everyone. public art is art with a job to do. it is a place where the architecture meets the public. where the artist takes the meaning of the site, and gives a voice to its. we commission culture, murals, mosaics, black pieces, cut to mental, different types of material. it is not just downtown, or the big

warren avenue and kato drive. there are no words for that. you know, it's very tragic and i'm still. had a very hard loss, and everybody is raymond's new boyfriend, leonard person said he was on the phone with raymond when she realized she was being followed. he said her death has been devastating. and he misses her every day. they say you meet that one girl. it changes your life. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, and you were my once in a lifetime, family and friends said raymond was loyal, funny and had a heart of gold. she loved to dance and she loved music, and she was just so vibrant. police arrested anthony john juco and said juco and raymond dated in the past, juco suffered injuries from the crash and also had self inflicted wounds. person said his girlfriend had mentioned issues with her ex she even said he had been sending her threatening e mails. she said he was scary and crazy. you know, that's some of the words you know, just to be sure that she did say, person said they all want justice. and for raymond to be remembered as a beautiful person. and yuko is scheduled to make his first