wei propose in this session work together to reform and lower taxes and preserve arizona's good name as a responsible, competitive state. on tax reform, let's think big. in the coming weeks, legislators and i will have a lot more to talk over. there is general agreement for instance on covid liability protection. in a statewide emergency doesn't line the pockets of attorneys with frivolous lawsuits. there is also an opportunity for a modernized gaming compact that will bring in more revenue for our tribal nations and our state budget. among other agenda items requiring our attention, let's work on broadband expansion. greater access to telemedicine. better roads and bridges. continuing to be a global leader on water innovation. better equipment and training for law enforcement. criminal justice reform. and guarding against wildfires. so we stay on top of that ever present risk. with remote learning by many state employees, we also have the chance to further limit size cost and footprint of government. shrink government by eliminating unnecessary state buildings and saving taxpayer do

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that if wey plan for see people gathering and marching anytime around that?ayor bowser: when you say escorts, what do you mean? >> leading a group, ensuring there is peaceful demonstrations. >> that is kind of a game day determination depending on what is going on. whether that support is needed. sometimes that support is in place to prevent traffic issues to move crowds along. certainly that would not be proper in an incident where we are dealing with violence, rioters, anything like that. you used the term medical emergencies for these people who died. i am reading they were trampled to death. can you give us information? mayor bowser: i do not think i can confirm any specifics about causes of death now. as soon as we have that available, we will make it available. >> you described one of your officers being beaten during the attack. can you update us on his or her condition? chief contee: it is a male officer. i got a chance to greet him as he was discharged from the hospital. he is doing better, obvious the appalled, angry, but he is doing better. and get

have to be rational do common sense things and understand that life must go on life will go on and weis will go on and save lives i asking it was just fun and you know i just finally and briefly i you said you know what a political appointee that doesn't stop political candidates talking about you what will a joe biden presidency mean shit biden said nobody thinks he you makes any sense no serious dr around the world what does that signal to you about a biden presidency when it comes to coronavirus anyone that would say that is either lying or doesn't doesn't know what's happening or is simply just severely confused because the policies that i have been advising have been signed onto by more than a lot of unsolved and epidemiologists and medical scientists in that who are asian and that includes people from harvard stanford university and many many other sign top top level institutions you know i just think that kind of statement as bizarre and you know i'm not sure what to make of that statement other than it's just completely totally wrong professors quietus thank you ok that's ever w

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. ♪ wei do have to say that prepared in advance. let's not forget that we are a small country.t was clear along the way that one any company would have a vaccine with all of the approvals with the fda and me for beingardon so blunt, they will not even look in our direction. hugewill be looking to countries to sell their vaccine. we sat -- we signed an agreement several months ago. be -- ournswer will incredible medical teams and hmos. the moment we told them the vaccine was available, in no time they were ready and out there. what is the biggest logistical challenge in rolling this out? encountered was the thousand doses. arease unable to go to with small development. small places. we introduced israeli technology with the approval of pfizer. now, we can deliver 50 doses to some distant point. this is part of the answer of why we are going so fast. instead of huge stadiums. elderly people and the population at risk right now, that is much less possible than to cross 300 meters from their home and get vaccinated at their local clinic. manus: that is israel's health minister talk

risk and weis a big worry about that. we have penciled out an estimate for s&p 500 earnings for 2020 two. 2020 one being a transition year. 2022. we have a range between $200-$220 on the s&p 500 and that is a guideline guess. we cannot get closer than that because we don't know enough about the recovery. recoveryo know is the is underway and that is the positive momentum. i am very worried about this but i am a professional worrier so i have had a lot of practice in the last 50 years. sot: people pay you to worry i'm glad to hear that. i want to bring up one of our charts, one that our chart maestros called chart of the year. it includes the performance of the s&p 500. it is closely correlated. we talk about the torre nts--is a temper tantrum something to worry about from investors? david: i remember the last temper tantrum. the great, before financial crisis, we would see fed that the fed raise interest , or even invert the yield curve. i remember talking to kathleen about the inverted yield curve many years ago when we

. >>> more "power lunch" right after this break >>> wei.ft to trade, the s&p and nasdaq are holding on the gains dow being dragged down by am exand -- >> defense stocks have been hard hit even as commercial stocks like virgin galactic particular to soar. >> with that we look ahead this week to apple earnings amongst others that stock is lead the dow w. that, thanks for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >> john, morgan, thank you for that coming up on "closing bell" today with me, wilfred frost and sara eisen, all the latest market moves of course on friday we did have a record intraday close as well or the nasdaq. let's look at what's driving the act. values cyclicals driving, tech is high. apple up stimulus negotiations in washington continue though hopes for a full $1.8 trillion are slipping and speculative parts of the market continue to heat

as wey times, the new yorker was in transition at that moment when they began reporting for this piece. it changed in the course of four years from 1941 to the onset of the war until the end of the war. more dramatically than perhaps did ever changed and it's now more than 90 year history because as you write beautifully, it's been still essentially, not entirely, but essentially a humor and local reporting magazine noted for its fiction and elegant and stylish reporting, but still very much the initial imprint of the inspiration. then the war broke out and one editor in particular played an outside role taking the magazine to take on a much more ambitious role in its reporting, and that was william. >> both william and harold were news men in disguise as a way, even the magazine started 20 years earlier. harold never at that point had any aspiration for the magazine to be a news operation. he had been a news man before that and as you said, once pearl harbor happened, that was it. he bemoaned to one of his coeditors that nothing felt funny anymore. >> many of the writers went off to t

as we know from the testimony of many, many people at the time, johnson was in awe, absolute a wey of these men. he felt terribly insecure in foreign affairs as much of a master as he was in domestic affairs, he was a neophyte, a tenderfoot when it came to foreign policy and he felt he needed the services of these brilliant and worldry advisers. notice kennedy is killed in november of 1963. that means johnson became president exactly a year before the next presidential election which meant that he had to start running for office almost immediately. the area in which he knew he was weakest and which is his advisers knew he was weakest, the area a republican opponent would be able to score the most points against him was in northern policy, his utter lack of experience in foreign policy. one event that everybody seems to forgot in retrospect which was terribly important at the time was the communist chinese explosion of a nuclear bomb in 1964. as you might imagine this increased the perceived threat posed by china to the west. it lent more ominous cast to china's support for vietnam and

suggested, wey are seeing the dollar trading higher against every currency.ow much of this correction sticks? does this change your calls when it comes to, for example, emerging market? -- markets? >> and not only that but materials also. last week was a great week for u.s. equities but the truth of the matter is american markets performed at the lowest performance of across the globe. i think that goes to a return to normalcy. certainly, a biden administration, global markets and global economies in global participants are looking at the u.s. and thinking there will be a more -- a return to how things used to be, a more favorable outlook towards trade and less aggression towards having to win in every trade negotiation as opposed to looking for some common ground. with the expectation of trade barriers coming down, i think more fluidity in the overall trade globally certainly tends -- the rising tide should support all boats including emerging markets. when you look at some of the big winners including tesla, or anything elon musk talks about an bitcoin, wha

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adhered to as it had been previously, and unfortunately we are seeing that shown in the number of cases wei seeithe community. >> woodruff: with regard to phoebe putney, the ospital whereu work, are you able to handle the cases you have now? what is the outlook? do you think for the daysahead? well i think our concern is that this is only going to at present i th are able to manage with the caseload that we have. but again, that's not managing necessarily to the extent that we wouo. like t like i mentioned earlier our cases were lower previous to thanksgiving in the 20s and we were amply able to handle that. but at this time we have a satellite facility that we have cohorted the covid pinienc and we are rapidly exceeding the number of beds available. but more precious than the beds are the staffing. when we run out of sta ffinis when things go of concern. w wh have had to start doing is going forward limiting the amount of elective procedures that are completed that require hospital stay after the fact. because unfortunately, those things takep precious resources, nursing beds and equipment

well past that and this fair share is a bull [ expletive ] concept and it's ia waa way of attacking weywe all have to work together and pull together >> work together and pull together, i think a lot of people would agree with that i think there is a large cohort of people who are tired of seeing the system not work for them and it's -- >> the system is not working for them, you know, it's the government that's created the policy you know, the government is inflating financial assets are not owned by everyone. they're owned by wealthy people and the govern am is trying to get the money back from the wealthy people by raising marginal tax rates and by creating such a low interest rate environment if you're up a 40% tax bracket and you live in new jersey and you're over 50% and you keep 50 basis points and you have a negative return of one-half percent and it pushes you take risk and so the government is trying to get the money back it's not a healthy policy. we have to get back to normal and as we head back to normal, i think, who knows it will be painful, but not now. i think what we're

forward and impeach him and donald trump will be only the 2nd the 1st president to ever been impeached weis then the trial is undertaken by the senate no senate has ever convicted a president and found him guilty of the impeachable offenses but what will happen here is that there will be a delay before the house brings those articles of impeachment to the senate because it's so important for joe biden to be able to hit the ground running joe biden needs the senate's for what tension to get all of his nominees confirmed he needs the senate's attention to get 'd the legislation passed at the united states needs to address coded from a stimulus perspective so the delay will happen in the senate truck who knows what the situation in the country will be like 100 days from now in the meantime the justice department will likely take federal criminal action against them former president trump for his incitement of insurrection for his conspiracy on sedition and for multiple other federal crimes that president trump has committed not only in the past week but over the past 4 years. talking of the pr

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how can weis remain strong militarily and continue to have that edgeon because that edge is the best investment in deterrence defense and security because nobody can play around with an organization like nato and nobodypl can play around wih the people that are living in nations under the nato plan, no one. so keeping nato is very strong. it's one important dimension indecision about nato countries. the other one which is a little more complicated and more complex than many other things is how to make nato stronger politically. how can we convince all nations to come to the relevant question, sometimes difficult, sometimes controversial, sometimes with tension including amongst allies. this is in the first we have had it. every nation is at risk and opportunity the same way with another ally with the different geography or different kind of context. so how can we really transform can help nato -- nato with political issues brought to the attention of this alliance and use this alliance also as a platform of making a more homogeneous and more harmonious and an action oriented politica

distributed to the offices and we will circulate the material to the members and staff as quickly as wey can. i would ask all members those in person and appearing remotely to mute your microphones when you are not speaking. this will help prevent feedback and other technical issues. you may unmute any time that you seek recognition. i will now recognize myself for an opening statement. we welcomeme everyone to this morning's hearing entitled oversight of the federal bureau of prisons and u.s. marshals service and welcome also to those that are joining virtually for this extremely important hearing. the last time the subcommittee held a hearing bringing together theri bureau of prisons and marshals service was in the spring of 2017. and in october of last year, doctor kathleen sawyer discussed the implementation of the first step act. this included the department of justice and regarding the rollout of the risk and need assessment tool known as patterns. today with the onset of covid-19, we must address bigger challenges. covid-19 is a worldwide pandemic that's escalating in the united s

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and keith weis, an analyst at morgan stanley gentlemen, welcome to both of you.mbers last night keith, let's start with you. you raised your price target up from $260. you already had it as a top pick what do you think is happening here why did you raise your price target >> thank you for having me the bottom line, the investments microsoft making in their business around cloud, around collaboration, security and data, they're really now starting to pay off. that plus a better spending environment. enterprises are getting back to business s&ps are recovering. leading to top revenue growth to talk about the acceleration in azure. and the company continues to operate well so operating markets are heading in the right direction. the bottom line line, the earnings, number, eps rose by 10%. that brought up the forecast and we've seen plenty of basis for the stock. >> how far is that from here, i mean, just in terms of your time line for that? because that is a big jump to go from the 232 it's trading at to 285? >> sure, it's a 20% upsides, a one-year appprice target m

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