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but most of the housing consensus yet uh savanski said actually, well he put his $0.02 in here as well. and he said that he was unaware of the open invitation and actually took issue. the keys is being side law. and i, you know, what's important to mention here is to negotiate in teams and reports as the and again, according to bloom, bug us special envoy to ukraine. and keith callo is not on the list. and that raises questions of course. and on that list is actually a reportedly, again, is steve, which calls trump's middle east of envoys who actually negotiated a deal to bring america's monks. so go back to the country earlier this week. and then um, and of course we can see the key if may not have an equal foot footing in this as well because actually trump has openly spoken about to himself. um, and is there a certain question? i think they have to make peace, that people are being killed and i think they have to make peace. your i showed that was not a good war to go into and i think they have to make peace. that's what i take. no, i don't think so. as long as he's there, but you k

well, we stand by and watch is over. we're going to require a commitment from the seemingly hostile countries that they will neither create a new bricks, courtesy, nor back any other currency to replace the mighty us dollar. or they will face a 100 percent terrace. and should expect to say good bye to sell you into the wonderful us economy. they can go find another sucker nation. there's no chance that bricks will replace the us dollar in international trade or anywhere else. and any country that tries to say hello to terrace in good bye to america, it seems like donald trump is using rather weaponized thing. tyrese's foreign policy in the 2nd term. and many would argue if it is even a good idea to be expecting the assault, the roles, biggest largest, we're going to be calling to meet them. specifically talking a boston briggs block here. now as far as the dollar orientation is consumed, india is made it very clear, but that's not in your strategy, that's not india's policy. but what is the in deals policy use that india

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well. and basically, 10 guys are into the riviera on the 8th, so we further away from actually coming up with a solution the never before. now the trump is taken off as well. it depends on how the is or the government and us governance are going to approach is what we see now an old and from the state to me. and so was there really or officials and even a, from our guess, the elders are a guest here that they want to implemented the objectives of their strategy. basically, making sure that from us or any posting infection would not be able to launch in of the 7th of october, or even if it's in his room that is not working out very well for them. and what they want um, these are really right sort of kids that we don't want. how much to be involved in anything in the future. well, from the image is coming out of a new nissan from guys that, that is also not going to be a yellow t. now wherever you assistance from this, and where is the are they would have to? most probably they would, they wo

well the stock not doing well today. it is down 5%. honeywell announcing plans to split into three separate companies. let's get more details of that spin and what exactly they're doing and why with seema mody. >> seema. >> brian, this is one of the largest industrial conglomerates now splitting into three amid growing pressure from activist investor elliott management, who managed a $5 billion stake in honeywell late last year. wall street is focused on honeywell's highest performing business, aerospace, which makes up about 40% of total sales and will become one of the largest public aerospace suppliers following ge aerospace. the success of ge, by the way, following its three way split, no doubt incentivizing companies like honeywell to use a similar playbook ge spun off last april and is up 160% since then. that's motivated more companies like gm dupont to pursue a similar strategy. and then there's fedex, intel, lennar all on deck to spin off a business in the next year. activists are expected to accelerate this spin off trend. go

as well. you could actually say that, i mean it's a bit of a positive spin, but yes, you could say that you can say that they are a, please, to a night thing on the minimum common denominator amongst them. and it is, and it has come. and the response to tom, it goes back to tom. i mean, then today what they say is, trump said die. what's your problem with it? that's the 1st question. what is the problem with what you just said? and 2nd, what's the, what do you have to propose, right? so that's what the american oprah shows have said the past couple weeks. is that if you don't fly, but trumpets, say, come up with alternative. what is your plan? you are ups, you better stages or what? so the out up. so the injection dro daniels and everyone else now is picking this on board and say okay, we will present an offer to black. my problem with this wasn't so much that they are respond to of course they should on the bus. and the, when it's just taking that time, you know, when they go to pay, us heard

well, good afternoon welcome to. the american enterprise institute book event law schools gone lawless. thank you all for joining us today. i'm jeff rosen. i'm a nonresident fellow here at the enterprise institute and some of you may know me from past roles i've played government, i've been a lawyer for more than 40 years and i've previously taught at a law school. but those are only two of the many reasons why i'm enthused for today's discussion about a book that addresses law and law schools and the chance to talk with the author of the book. this is a book that will get the attention of law schools but a wider readership as well. so i'm very pleased to have the opportunity to introduce our speaker for today's book event, ilya shapiro, and talk with him about his book, lawless. so first, a few words about ilya shapiro, our author. ilya is currently the director of constitutional studies at the manhattan institute. and as we'll discuss later for a brief time, he was previously the executive director at the georgetow

well, one of the key conditions b, u. s. outlined for ukraine is paying buckets debts by allowing access to the country is rare. earth metals in munich, vladimir zalinski fund, a creative way to justify washington's the month or millions. those 3 she is, we met with our american colleagues. we have had a lot of meetings and i am very happy about it. we had a good conversation with president from you, and we received an offer to invest and ukraine's critical minerals that was discussed extensively. and i said that we need to protect your brain and our resources. if we're speaking pragmatically and not just about the security of your, um, although i believe that the security of europe is 1st and foremost when we talk about protecting our resources to keep so that they don't get caught in the hands of an occupying russia and their allies, if it is necessary to protect pulmonary holes in such a way to non heidi to, to are putting your and this guy to the teeth. yeah. you give them a bunch of 6 things, not a do of 6 things. yo

well, it did stop earlier. it's back on, but it was coming down much harder overnight and through the morning commute. this is video of the commute down south on vasco road into livermore was definitely windshield wiper weather. and earlier this morning at around 4 a.m, this is what it looked like in oakland, where there was flooding along westbound 580 near beaumont avenue. aley avenue, and on the approach to eastbound 80. you see drivers trying to make it through the floodwaters there, which is what chp says you're not supposed to do. a reminder you can lose control of your car in just two inches of water. you can also stall and take away resources from first responders who need to help you, instead of someone else with a more important, life threatening emergency. reporting live here on the end of niles canyonlong the swollen alameda creek in fremont, bob redell. nbc bay area news. fast moving current there. thanks, bob. well, now to a live look for you at stormranger. this is a top san bruno mountain, which

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well, tell us about this phone bank, maciel. agency will be there along with all of these other agencies to answer as many calls as possible. maciel: yeah, we'll have representatives there from centro lega de la raza along with, you know, like christopher mentioned other legal services partners including spanish speaking citizens foundation and the purpose of the call or of the phone bank is like we mentioned earlier, make sure people understand their rights, you know, give referrals to different communities. cbos in their areas so that they're able to go somewhere to obtain a legal consultation and understand what their rights are. damian: and it needs to be big, right christopher, because the calls will be many, the questions will be a lot, and so the effort by your agencies and ours needs to be big. christopher: absolutely, i think we often forget that all of the different issues that our community faces such as housing, education, health care, child care, mental health, all of these are connected to what we're experiencing r

well, i think it's true. it comes again from the notion that somehow the most effective way to persuade dictators is to be friendly to them rather than to show some steel . and i think that's the wrong tactic, whether ukrainian surprised by what they still happening as well as the war. you know, this happened one yesterday. it was, it was signaled in advance by several days as countries working on dress. my understanding is that one point maybe 5 or 6 days ago, we were working in conjunction with ukraine and our normal allies on a sensible resolution. and that's simply stopped. and then we began to push for this, again, highly peculiar resolution which does not reflect the best value. so for that, and that was the best interest in my opinion of the united states really has been us been so adults with it's allies in europe. how much damage has to be done here? would you say? well, if this is a one off, it's quite manageable. if it's part of a longer pot or it can be, it can be very damaging. but my sense is, a

well, can you tell me? well, here we are indeed, right now i am inside one of the palaces, apparently joining to the royal family each year in saudi arabia. and this is the venue where the meeting, the 1st meeting in years between a senior, russian and american officials is taking place. so we're just inside that room where uh, rushes for administer, sorting, elaborate off the buttons on way if you didn't, shuck off well are sitting on one side of the table and the us delegation headed by the new us set through state marco rubio is on the other side of the table, so they're sitting at one at the same table kicking off these along the way that i guess negotiation. so of course we're expecting ukraine to be on the agenda, but both sides have been stressing that a lot of issues are going to be discussed. it's quite a difficult relationship between the 2 countries and the 2 haven't spoken for a while. we know that they are going to be discussing, normalizing this relationship, which many thought was already on

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so it's still well off the coast.ve at least another 12 hours before we see any rain at all. but we had some light showers that quickly moved through the bay area overnight. and now we are waking up to a cloudy sky and some moisture still left on the roads as you're driving to work, but a look at storm ranger shows that as of now, we are all clear, and if you will be heading out and heading back home before 5:00, you can probably leave the umbrella at home. it's the north bay that will start to see the showers coming in at about 4:00 this afternoon and getting heavier later on tonight with some rounds of heavy rain before wewe reach sunrise tomorrow, and all the bay area will see some off and on rain throughout the day tomorrow, even into early friday. and during that time, we're looking at the potential of up to two inches of rain or more in some areas, especially in the hills. we're watching that as well as the wind damage that will be possible. i'll talk more about that in a few minutes. and mike, you're sorting ou

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its stock as well. also ahead, honeywell announces it's going to split into three publicly traded companies. we're going to speak with the company ceo of venmo kapoor. that will be later in this hour. >> let's start with the chips. we mentioned arm and qualcomm skyworks solutions as well. under pressure in the premarket jim down some 30%. >> yeah. and liam. >> liam griffin did such a great job. it's been there for ages. he will be. out i don't know you can't. necessarily relate it to two. but skyworks has a huge percentage of apple's business. remember apple's like fight club. >> you can't mention. >> apple in the conference call. you say a large client. but it looks like the broadcom is going to be splitting. >> maybe not. >> as much as skyworks but that's just devastating. skyworks a very very good for broadcom. >> and this. >> is just hock. >> tan. >> just coming. >> through every cylinder. >> but david you know when. >> you have one. >> client it. >> is just a. very rough thing. >> yeah i mean you'r

well, robert f kennedy jr.ed his first hurdle to lead the department of health and human services. the senate finance committee has voted to advance his nomination for a full floor vote. all the republicans on the panel voted to advance his nomination. all the democrats opposed it. kennedy had faced some tough questions about his views on child vaccinations and other health issues. president trump again says he is making california safer by ordering unscheduled releases of water from two dams in the central valley aimed at helping the wildfire areas in southern california. the president has authority over the federal water system called the central valley project. experts say the newly released water, about 2.2 billion gallons from two reservoirs east of visalia, do not flow into southern california and is being wasted by being released during the wet winter season. >> so that water would normally come out in the summer or later in the fall. when we're growing a lot of crops and they really it's very hot and dr

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i hope to run pool as well in the institution as well . i know he didn't take up the invitation for milan musk i noticed to join the department of government efficiency. i don't know whether you have the details on that. why didn't want to do it. it probably didn't refuse it. actually there was he didn't, the citizen didn't want a formal title. yeah. he didn't, he doesn't need another job. he's, you know, he's been there and done that. but i think what he's done is he's, he's been, well, i'll come get into it. and he sort of serving as a kind of mentor, i suppose, and he, and he offers his thoughts on ways to sort of more spill sonic away. really address the problems of government overreach and over spending. and so many of the times when he puts out some advice you on will read tweet. it's sometimes done junior will retreat it. so it's, uh, it's right now it's working out very well and he's happy to not have some kind of a formal relationship enjoyable to watch all this waste of money over so many years being identified and stopped. and i

well, greg. >> well, i was thinking, you know, what? do they have to be biological girls. >> 30 genders. >> is daniel craig no longer bond? >> genders no longer bond. >> well, i know why. but anyway, they should have james bond. if it's taken over by amazon, he's got to drive the truck. right? he needs to kill villains with packing tape, you know. and instead of martini. shaken, not stirred, he should drink gatorade from a plastic bottle that he can pee into later. >> oh. >> just like the amazon driver i know. >> judge, what do you think? i thought idris elba was also top consideration. >> how dare you! >> you know, before greg even said it, the one thing i have in my notes is just don't make him trans. that's number one. and number two, i. love i love henry cavill. i think he's great. but i also love brandon chandler. i think his name is he's from 1923. he plays spencer dutton. he's very hot. >> what's his name? is he in contention? >> i don't know, but i'm putting him in contention. a n l a r. did you watch? he played. >> he's not. >>

well, obviously we had the super bowl last night. lot of folks waking up this morning, maybe those who stayed up a little too late or waking up a little bleary-eyed. but starbucks is going to be offering them a little pick me up this morning. it's one of the fun post-super bowl stories. >> yeah, you have to have the app and your base person which is something how my wife and do. you buy through the app buy through can you get free coffee like? >> i'm always out the free war of words with its credit cards or apps. but yeah, free cup of coffee. 12 outside large cup of coffee today. he's the app and it's just their way and continue to use the app the little bit more loyal order ahead. >> it's big business. loyalty apps now. >> you know, we don't have video for it, but watching the super bowl last night. the commercials i posed the question, nobody in the room knew him like what would what were they charging a 30nd spot this year has to be a record. i have no idea. maybe do to you. went up to as much as 8 million get out for a 30nd spot.

well, morning. thanks for waking up with this bright and early here on. >> and 14 happy valentine's day. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, you got plans and you're waking up and you're like, well, it's still raining. john is saying that things are going kind of change the day goes on in the yeah, we're very much so that the tail end of everything that we're seeing, which is a bit of good news leading into valentine's day. nba all-star weekend as well as lunar new year parade. >> going on in the bay area this weekend. so it's also nice that we got rid of that rainfall pretty early on. got it out of the way yesterday. we're looking outside. it's still some breezy conditions, though. the flags right at the embarcadero are definitely pushing in what will be a steady breeze for a lot of the day today. right now about 30 mile per hour gusts near the coastline. so definitely still very active out there. storm tracker 4 is still showing a lot of snow in the sierra with winter storm warnings remaining in pl

well, stuff. so reality check, right? that for the british prime minister, the pays that visit to the white house, but not much loved because he tries to cover the output. donald trump, also in the program from his federal security services, arresting to men who are very old ukrainian intelligence, recruited them to assassinate a small religious leader of cry. me the live out loud at moments of the mid day here at most go. we have so much to talk about today. so a top story for you at this hour of washington exposes the so called 1st batch of the epstein files. but it's all been seen before, filled with redacted pages. the us attorney general is not with choosing the f. b, i a withholding thousands of documents. i repeatedly questioned whether this was the full set of documents responsive to my request and was repeatedly assured by the f b i that we had received the full set of documents late yesterday i learned from the source of the f b. i field office in new york was in possession of thousands of pages of documents rel

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doing well on those measures really does improve long-term well-being for students. also in addition, even after you have accounted for the test scores, having more years generates benefits for the students can and as the country as a whole. you look at which economies do really well, it is economies that do well on both education measures. it's important for both individuals and for the country together. i think it might surprise you that we are actually doing pretty well on that. with all that you hear on the news these days about the latest test scores and so on you with that we are falling apart here. more realistic assessment, we've always been doing ok. above average, above most countries, not stellar. we have never been incredibly high, except for years of education, when test scores are usually middle of the pack, middle above. that is still true. that has not changed. in fact, we are improving relative to other countries. i could not show that on the slides. why is that? other countries are struggling with the same thing that we are struggling with. i don't

well. >> we're going to get to it in a moment. >> well, yeah. >> the calendar stuff. >> the calendar just this overall. well, let's we'll. >> spend. >> a lot. >> of. >> time on that. >> but i get it. >> and you know. >> oftentimes what you. >> hear, jim, is that, you. >> know, all the guys i talked to, their. >> hedges didn't. >> really work. >> and everything. >> you were short actually is what all the all the computer driven and algorithmic driven firms moved to. >> and so you're. >> losing on both sides. just not good. >> i mean, carl, what you. >> look at is. >> until last week, if interest rates were down, it's buy, buy, buy. >> last week. >> interest rates were down. we sold housing. >> really hard off. >> the toll, which, by the way, doug would tell you he didn't really mean that to happen, so to speak. >> we sold. off retail. >> we sold off restaurants. to the point where we started thinking weather. other than where david was. and i start thinking, you know what we're making excuses for? what is a period where people are saying, i thought we're going to get tax cuts. now we

well, now, he says he doesn't recall that. but today there are hopes for a more conciliatory tone. >> i think the president and i actually have had a very good relationship. it maybe got a little bit testy. >> president xi jinping that mr. zelenskyy is a dictator. um. >> did i say that? i can't believe i said that. next question. >> cnn's kevin liptak is at the white house. kevin. so the u.s. and ukraine have agreed to terms on this deal. how significant is this meeting for both men? >> it's absolutely pivotal. you know, i don't think it's overstating things to say that volodymyr zelenskyy, when he arrives here in an hour from now, is essentially making the argument for the future of his entire country to a counterpart who at best has seemed skeptical of his intentions, but at worst has seemed openly hostile. so the stakes really could not be higher. this mineral deal that the two men will sign while zelenskyy is here is really meant to kind of put u.s. ukraine ties on stable footing. it does amount to a win for both of the me

well, that should be good enough for trump and for democracy. yeah, sounds about as jet as the online poll done by our ukranian parliamentary and found that an actual mop would wipe the floor with zelinski seized at the western establishment is highly selective about the kind of misinformation that they get upset about and zelinski is picked up on that habit, that is, when they are ginning up some of it themselves or amber, the ghost of shev and the heroes of snake island, or how about this crane will uh will. when this will be premium when to see you, great will when this will be your convince that you frame will win this. for course, the plan will win this war. i'm sure. did you plan to win this war? as for colonel said, you can tells me he is, no doubt your crane will win this war. ukraine will win. this war, crime will come out when he was full and the girl must be that ukraine was waiting the war. hey, look, if there take on you frames victory is as reliable as zalinski is assessment of his own electoral chances. then surely he has absolute

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well, english is rapidly becoming the world common language. the original languages of the americas are dying at an accelerated pace. the stokes and europe slide up to you as president donald trump says he'll impose terrace only europe and union the, until mccrae, this is, they'll just say we're alive from doha. also coming up, medical evacuated to leave guns. that with talks to extend the 6 funds you to get on to why is wrong so cellphone gases, health care system puts pregnant women and new bones of risk the number of miscarriages as soon as well. so ahead i'm sorry. one more question. pocket, 150, facing people take. i'll tell you how to stay in focused on the thought through imposing tried libby's own canada and mexico in china. the us presidents has now threatening tariffs against the european union. donald trump declined to give a timeline pallets, is hill announced the tariff soon as well? definitely happen with the european union. i can tell you that because it really you know, we have over 300 and we take everything we have corresponde

to be handed out of the as well. so simpler ever is very, is blue today. tv screen, i'm hoping to see the 3. okay. yeah. you know, such as to be coming back on about the same time. people will be on the present to event and awesome. it's up to you. what's going to happen even got the next day and what we see now as we look at this stage more. busy for this bare destruction and hopelessness for the part of the statement and just thinking about and then uh, as we speak, the president of the united states and reg as fall on the problems of putting in the removal of these people. because of the problem there seems to be some of the use of mazda but so, so i would, i would hope to see some, a change in, in, in, in the region some, some better future for the people, little, for god. and as long as her mouth and the stomach, the ability to get the strings there. uh, it's not going to happen. i think everyone wants a better future. so to the palestinians and gaza, it's just a matter of how and how we get there and what it ex

well, this is okay.e is starting to clear out a little bit from the big backup north 101 approaching oakland road. there was an earlier crash on the 880 transition that might have been visible. we're breaking up there. south 101, still slow toward blossom hill in san jose. oakland. right here you see a little mist and some sheen on the roadway. there may still be some slick roadways because of those scattered showers kari is talking about. things will continue to get better, but with lighter traffic. watch those speeds on slick roads. want to be careful? no need. you will have to slow down here at the bay bridge. it's just filling in. it's light for friday and i know it's not really consolation. yeah. no kidding. well, we know that the today show just moments away. but for more local news, stay with today in the bay. streaming now on roku, pluto and other platforms live at 8:00. the all new action lawmakers are taking to boost fire fighting efforts across the state. state senator dave cortese will join u

well, democrats had no hope of blocking the bill. they did force republicans to vote publicly against several amendments, including one to block tax breaks for billionaires. one amendment at a time. >> democrats exposed republicans, true colors here on the senate floor. for the first time this year, senate republicans were forced to go on record and defend their plans to cut taxes for donald trump's billionaire friends. while the senate passed its version, the house is working on a separate bill. one that president donald trump said he prefers. it's going to be a big, beautiful building and has to be by by necessity because that gives us the highest probability of success. senate republicans, though, took passing their version as a first step towards enacting the president's agenda. federal government has to it spends too much. >> republicans will end this wasteful washington spending >> we will get america back on track. >> well, that was trevor shirley reporting right now. it's unclear when the house might vote on its version or ho

well, i don't i don't want to get in the business of starting pick people they'll say, well runs already, said so-and-so, a presidential candidate. but i think that those who want to the leadership mantle here, you know coming up ought to be really about the kinds of things we're about. i mean, you haven't asked me any kind of abstract question you ask about the nuts bolts of how policy is made how do you reach the judgments that you're making and i think that you know those who want to want to be leaders in america you know need to do it. i mean, we wrap up the book with some, you know, ideas in terms of of, you know, climate change and the like. i think that that wasn't the point of the book. the point of the book was to talk about the the here are some ideas for, the future. let's make sure we're going to be ideas. and you think people who are not leaders necessarily an elected position. they're the ones that of show that hotspur like a ron whited who is learning about elder care and trying to make change then. well you know it was a good fit for and i like to think it'll be a good fi

well, not.because businesses have to plan. >> and so they're working on. >> these, you know, these like. plan b's, plan c's, plan d's, and all of that means less orders or. >> where are we going to divert? in the end, trade is. >> like water. >> it has to move, giuliana. but the question is. >> where and. >> how much, and that translates. >> into profits or, you know, or a hole in the wallet. >> but difficult time to be a manufacturer in the us or dealing with the us. lori-ann, thank you so much for joining us from new york this morning, lori ann larocco. now let's turn to european markets and get a check on where things stand. we're about two hours into the trading session. european equities have turned positive in part. the cac40 now in the green five basis points higher. the xetra dax has also pared back. those losses were down just eight basis points right now. so bounced off the lows of the morning. despite all the uncertainty that remains, u.s. futures will leave you with a look at how wal

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