jack: got to look at biotech. i turned 50 this year and i'm due for certain medical test you are probably aware of. i'm not comfortable mentioning healthcare and bottom fishing in the same sentence but you have 2 when it comes to biotech. look at this etf, the spider s&p biotech etf, down by nearly half from february. jpmorgan wrote that healthcare broadly looks attractive, earnings stability, biotech in particular looking at dealmaking and clinical breakthroughs. taking a closer look at biotech, the best deals are small and midsize companies, a third are trading at 3 times the value of cash and short-term investments which is cheap. these companies can be hit or miss. there's another one, biotechnology, that waits for larger companies, you can buy individual ones. jpmorgan says among gets favorites are see jen and bio american pharmaceuticals. jack: cheap stock sounds like better the colonoscopy. how to invest for inflation and own stock in companies with pricing power. that is next. to help prevent bleeding gums

jack: got to look at biotech. i turned 50 this year and i'm due for certain medical test you are probably aware of. i'm not comfortable mentioning healthcare and bottom fishing in the same sentence but you have 2 when it comes to biotech. look at this etf, the spider s&p biotech etf, down by nearly half from february. jpmorgan wrote that healthcare broadly looks attractive, earnings stability, biotech in particular looking at dealmaking and clinical breakthroughs. taking a closer look at biotech, the best deals are small and midsize companies, a third are trading at 3 times the value of cash and short-term investments which is cheap. these companies can be hit or miss. there's another one, biotechnology, that waits for larger companies, you can buy individual ones. jpmorgan says among gets favorites are see jen and bio american pharmaceuticals. jack: cheap stock sounds like better the colonoscopy. how to invest for inflation and own stock in companies with pricing power. that is next. ♪ ♪ we believe there's an

jack: a bold call by ubs. inflation, come tuesday we will get an 8% inflation number for the month of march and then they think inflation will slow, lots of people do, to under 2% by the beginning of next year. slowing inflation is disinflation but it could be a new thing, whiplash inflation setting off economic airbags. jack: that would be fascinating is great news if it happens. you've got an actionable idea? ben: our star reporter andrew bary was looking at municipal bonds, some have the same yields as treasury even though they are tax-free. that's free money. a lot of advice on how to play. jack: for somebody not so pathetic about inflation is ubs, you have an idea too. carleton: the investor funds recommended by the media, does provide an inflation hedge and they are being short-term inflation for margin improvement, both sides of the coin there. jack: check out this week's addition of barron's.com. we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable".

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jack: what do you have? ben: riley À la mode of, shares dropped 14% this week after disappointing earnings. it is a case of high expectations better than any real problems, stock trading at a solid discount on evaluation to its 5-year average. o'reilly looks interesting. ben: jack: given the shortage of cars people want to keep more of them on the road with o'reilly parts. to read more check out this week's addition of barron.com. see you next week on "barron's roundtable". -- have a good weekend join us again monday night. ♪ from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo wall street. >> happy weekend to all but welcome to the program analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. one of the biggest stories of the week, the fallout from elon musk to acquire twitter now senate democrats reportedly considering hauling musk into testify about his plans for the company. while conservatives have sadly discovered thousands of new followers

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jack: got to look at biotech. i turned 50 this year and i'm due for certain medical test you are probably aware of. i'm not comfortable mentioning healthcare and bottom fishing in the same sentence but you have 2 when it comes to biotech. look at this etf, the spider s&p biotech etf, down by nearly half from february. jpmorgan wrote that healthcare broadly looks attractive, earnings stability, biotech in particular looking at dealmaking and clinical breakthroughs. taking a closer look at biotech, the best deals are small and midsize companies, a third are trading at 3 times the value of cash and short-term investments which is cheap. these companies can be hit or miss. there's another one, biotechnology, that waits for larger companies, you can buy individual ones. jpmorgan says among gets favorites are see jen and bio american pharmaceuticals. jack: cheap stock sounds like better the colonoscopy. how to invest for inflation and own stock in companies with pricing power. that is next. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds f

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jack: got to look at biotech. i turned 50 this year and i'm due for certain medical test you are probably aware of. i'm not comfortable mentioning healthcare and bottom fishing in the same sentence but you have 2 when it comes to biotech. look at this etf, the spider s&p biotech etf, down by nearly half from february. jpmorgan wrote that healthcare broadly looks attractive, earnings stability, biotech in particular looking at dealmaking and clinical breakthroughs. taking a closer look at biotech, the best deals are small and midsize companies, a third are trading at 3 times the value of cash and short-term investments which is cheap. these companies can be hit or miss. there's another one, biotechnology, that waits for larger companies, you can buy individual ones. jpmorgan says among gets favorites are see jen and bio american pharmaceuticals. jack: cheap stock sounds like better the colonoscopy. how to invest for inflation and own stock in companies with pricing power. that is next. trelegy for copd. [coughing]

jack: a bold call by ubs. inflation, come tuesday we will get an 8% inflation number for the month of march and then they think inflation will slow, lots of people do, to under 2% by the beginning of next year. slowing inflation is disinflation but it could be a new thing, whiplash inflation setting off economic airbags. jack: that would be fascinating is great news if it happens. you've got an actionable idea? ben: our star reporter andrew bary was looking at municipal bonds, some have the same yields as treasury even though they are tax-free. that's free money. a lot of advice on how to play. jack: for somebody not so pathetic about inflation is ubs, you have an idea too. carleton: the investor funds recommended by the media, does provide an inflation hedge and they are being short-term inflation for margin improvement, both sides of the coin there. jack: check out this week's this week too happy we get into the program analyzes for the week ahead and i am maria bartiromo. >> the biden administration ending

no, said jack. no. he wanted to reconcile with mark, not kill him. >> i know i -- but i love them dearly. >> anyway, mark was murdered, said jack, he was miles away at his own house. >> i was on the roof trying to put some shingles on. >> that alibi would have to be checked out. but even before detective brooks had a chance to do that, other members of the family came down to the police station and told them, don't be fooled by jacques tiers. he was angry, and possibly violent man. >> he said i will ruin you and your family. he said, for y'all accusing me of this. he said, i will see you burned. this is michele's that carl, the man had been cursing jack out on the street right at the murder scene. >> if that's what you're, asking i'd point it at jack. >> detective brooks could point litzy this was a family with a troubled history. so they made a decision, to attend marc des plaines visitation, take a look around, see what's his got would tell him. >> as i know in your case while, it's that this has to b

jack: it is not looking good for netflix. if you didn't sign up for netflix during a lockdown pandemic you were never going to sign up and looking ahead to earnings it could be a big move and it sure was. jack: i wasn't sure which direction but we found out quickly, first subscriber decline in a decade and there could be a bigger subscriber decline this quarter. investors, the stock lost 35% day. more than a billion dollars on shares on that decline sold this past week a lot of $400 million but told investors he wouldn't be surprised if stock does well, it is called hedging, he is a hedge fund manager. netflix has a plan to return to growth, a cheaper ad supported subscription, to crackdown on password sharing. if your password is wrong, lover one hundred 23, better change it, pretty hackable. the new plan makes sense, you need to make more money with a cheaper tear than a more expensive tier with no ads but you don't set up an ad business and add business overnight, netflix says it could take two years. jack: disney, you don

jack: a bold call by ubs. inflation, come tuesday we will get an 8% inflation number for the month of march and then they think inflation will slow, lots of people do, to under 2% by the beginning of next year. slowing inflation is disinflation but it could be a new thing, whiplash inflation setting off economic airbags. jack: that would be fascinating is great news if it happens. you've got an actionable idea? ben: our star reporter andrew bary was looking at municipal bonds, some have the same yields as treasury even though they are tax-free. that's free money. a lot of advice on how to play. jack: for somebody not so pathetic about inflation is ubs, you have an idea too. carleton: the investor funds recommended by the media, does provide an inflation hedge and they are being short-term inflation for margin improvement, both sides of the coin there. coin there. jack: check out this week's (announcer) the following is a paid presentation furnished by rare collectibles tv, llc. (announcer) the biggest numismat

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jack saying that elon musk is the techno-king. what has been the influence the you think of jack dorsey on this deal, having left of the company? david: it is a good thing to speculate about. my guess is that jack, like me, is cautiously optimistic about what this could mean. but no one can look at elon musk and not worry that something could spin out of control in an unpredictable direction, and i'm sure jack, who feels very deeply attached to and proprietary towards twitter, wants to see his they be kept healthy. -- see his baby kept healthy. but i want to see if there were important changes they had been prevented from making, because it would prevent -- and that is all going to go away once the company is private. can i just ask adam a question, though? because i wonder about the sec. they still have to approve this transaction. here's a guy who was accused and settled with them for securities fraud regarding tesla. and didn't necessarily abide by the terms of the settlement. what is the possibility, as a washington guru, adam

jack responding that elon musk is the techno-king. what has been the influence the -- do you think of jack dorsey on this deal, having left the company? david: it is a good thing to speculate about. my guess is that jack, like me, is cautiously optimistic about what this could mean. but no one can look at elon musk and not worry that something could spin out of control in an unpredictable direction, and i'm sure jack, who feels very deeply attached to and proprietary about twitter, wants to see his baby kept healthy. i also think he knows there have been important changes they have been prevented from making because it would potentially cause short-term profit implications or revenue implications, and that is all going to go away once the company is private. can i just ask adam a question, though? because i wonder about the sec. they still have to approve this transaction. here's a guy who was accused and settled with them for securities fraud regarding tesla. and didn't necessarily abide by the terms of the settlement. what is the po

we have not heard from jack. what is your experience in dealing with him as an activist investor and what do you imagine he is thinking? >> i think it is a tough job. it was tough for jack dorsey who is also splitting his time. i think he was a well-intentioned individual that tried to do the right thing at twitter. and took some steps to do that. becoming such a huge mosaic. i think it was the right choice for him to step down. and have the new ceo, have it be his full-time job. there is work to be done to transform the town square if that is what this is. a lot of people spent a lot of time on twitter but it is this small chunk of the population and the manipulation that is happening over these platforms that is really unfortunate. we will see what happens. there is room for improvement. >> lots of open questions. thank you so much for weighing in and that doesn't for this edition of bloomberg technology. we are back here tomorrow. we will be joined by kristin smith, the executive director of the boxing associa

jack, thank you so much as always our correspondent jack, correct. they're in brussels. it's get smother, updates on the war in ukraine. the us president joe biden has accused russia of brutality and in humanity and announced new sanctions in the wake of the atrocities . biting has also spoken of more crimes. the latest measures drawn up by washington target russian banks and individuals including the daughters of russia's president . let him of. why do you spell? your leaders meanwhile, are pushing to cut all russian coal, as jack mentioned, and considering imposing embargo on oil and gas. the blog is preparing to implement . a 5th round of sanctions against britain is also drawing up a time table and it's russian energy imports. we you are watching t w news from berlin, just reminder of our top story. officials or warning civilians to leave eastern parts of ukraine before an expected russian defense bosco's thought to be preparing fresh assaults on hockey. and the dawn vast region after pulling troops from around the camp watching d w. those business is next with steph

jack, of course, jack dorsey, the co-founder and former ceo of twitter. will this poison pill or other defense work in fending off musk or any other buyer time will tell let's be clear unless the twitter board has a higher offer, thinks it will get a higher offer, or fundamentally believes twitter is worth more than musk's offer, it facings crippling lawsuits unless musk walks away and the stock sinks the price covering twitter is $45 a share. that is $9 below the musk offer. three of all analysts that cover twitter have a higher price target than the musk bid one of those is just 50 cents higher twitter board could face an uphill fight if musk gets more aggressioggressive with his offr and more with the details. sarah fisher of axios is doing great reporting. she is joining us. satellit sarah, i think everybody worked all weekend long we appreciate you coming on. to you, what has been the most striking development over the last 42 to 72 hours? >> there are fewer reports over the weekend, brian, that elon musk may join with silverlake to potentially help

i am big jack fan. i am sure he is very thoughtful in thinking through what the future holds, and what this new development may or may not, how it impacts the product and the team. but i have no idea what jack is thinking. emily: well, we all want to know. katie stanton, founder and general partner of moxxie ventures and an early twitter employee, thank you, alongside bloomberg's sarah frier. coming up, the okta third-party breach. we will be joined by ceo and cofounder todd mckinnon, his first interview since the breach was disclosed. what happened and what have they learned? that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ emily: okta in focus after a security breach at one of its third parties. the breach happened in january but okta did not disclose it until two months later, and after the hacker group claimed responsibility and posted screenshots of alleged customer accounts on telegram. okta and their ceo todd mckinnon say he has spoken to hundreds of customers about what happened and joins

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please welcome back to "the late show," jack white! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen. >> stephen:ed any to see you. >> how are you. >> stephen: nice to see you again. really appreciate you coming by. it's always nice to have you here, and i know you don't do these interviews very often. >> it's a contractual obligation once a year. >> stephen: it's all deductible. you get to deduct your hair. i like it. i like the hair a lot. >> thank you. >> stephen: if you stick out your tongue, you have red, white, and blue, the american flag, or french flag. how have you been? >> i've been really good, really good, man. >> stephen: you have had big doings lately. you surprised a lot of people the other day. a lot over a week ago you surprised fans and your girlfriend, olivia jeanne, by proposing to her on stage. >> i did, yes. >> stephen: here's the photo of you doing that, proposing. ( applause ) and then, minutes later. >> yes, moments later. >> stephen: minutes later getting married right there on stage. >> yes. >> stephen: was this-- was thi

me vas a hacer llorar, jack. sí, no pasa nada. mis triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries por $3.50 ordena hoy desde la app de jack. empieza la fiesta con mis papas triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries. sí. están de vuelta mis famosas papas curly bañadas con tres quesos derretidos y tocino. psst... se te está escurriendo la baba. mis triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries por $3.50. ordena hoy desde la app de jack. paola: el incendio en el puerto del pasado sÁbado. el jefe de bomberos no descarta fallas mecÁnicas. >> en oakland instaron el llamado a los jueces. el presidente anunciÓ nuevas acusaciones federales. se —— paula: la cantidad de estudiantes registrados sumaba 5,000,000. Éste es el registro de estudiantes. >> los maestros se reunieron en el —— se reunieron porque un centro podrÍa ser readaptado. tuvimos la oportunidad de saber. >> blanca busca y lleva a sus nietos caminando. >> yo no aprendÍ a manejar. al escuchar que los tenÍa que mudar a otra escuela sintiÓ preocupaciÓn. >> hay muc

jack: luba shows us the destruction to her home. she was hiding in her basement when the artillery round struck. but her grandson and neighbours were not so fortunate. as she emerged above ground she discovered a horrifying scene. >> the woman was lying there, without her head. look at what has happened. her head was blown off and all her bones blown apart, there in the basement too. and here was my grandson's body. he did not run to the basement time. we were in the basement and all the body fragments got blown in there also. jack: on the way up to luba's apartment, we meet victor. his son was critically injured in the blast, but when they tried to take him to hospital they were stopped by russian troops. >> we got to the checkpoint at the crossroads between the hospital and the school. we were stopped. they shot in the air and searched the car. i said we are going to the hospital with my injured son. they said, ride, but we will shoot you in the back. you can go, but we will kill you. jack: there is a giant tear in luba's bedroom

me vas a hacer llorar, jack. sí, no pasa nada. mis triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries por $3.50 ordena hoy desde la app de jack. empieza la fiesta con mis papas triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries. sí. están de vuelta mis famosas papas curly bañadas con tres quesos derretidos y tocino. psst... se te está escurriendo la baba. mis triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries por $3.50. ordena hoy desde la app de jack. ♪ paola:un acuerdo de negociaciÓn para alquilar terrenos de la feria donde se darÍa entrenamiento para las divisiones juveniles. el condado y el equipo analizarÁn este proyecto. ramÓn: un minorista engaÑÓ a consumidores al aumentar el precio de los juegos mÁs de lo permitido por ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> quÉ gusto saludarlos. esto lo mÁs importante la informaciÓn en "contacto deportivo". los pumas. ganaron los azul y oro en la ida. la vuelta de la ronda se disputarÁ del 12 de abril. quedan perfectamente uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigill

i also had a campaign in my, in my opinion, or macro, had a bad campaign jack, jack read long. do you think the 1st round ended up being tighter than a man? will macro thought it would? yes, i'm sure. yes, i agree with both. both speakers that both look bad maybe would come back. my call made a terrible campaign. and after you suffered from hovers that especially to reform the pension h that you want to raise to 65, you announced it in his 1st big address to the french people. at the time, why was roger got 32 percent in the opinion both. but in some measure, which as actually is priest, many people in france, networking to 65, it was and sorely getting some super jury benefits to extra work or training on the part of workers that has upset that other people on the left. add that swear. yes, to gain some support. that's why many people on the left is push on the fall. very opposed to michael. there's a sense of atrial even tools towards him, and no way you'd be stake. and that each time before that he needed to take your votes away from the battery because but as we see, but be

emily: jack dorsey, and i know you worked closely with jack, he thanked elon for getting twitter out of "an impossible situation," to which he responded with a meme of a guy in a hot dog suit saying "it was an impossible situation, says the controller." jason: he's had the most direct role in shaping the course of the company for the past 12 years. when he wrote his resignation letter in november last year, he said i worked hard to ensure the company can break away from its founding and founders. to now be only less than five months from that and say solving from the problem of it being the company, elon is the simpler solution i trust, what happened in the last five months? i thought it was able to break away from the founding and its founders. now elon musk, someone who has never been involved except being a troll on the platform is the singular solution to the trajectory of the company? that seems curious. emily: do you blame jack for anything here? is there something you think he should be answering to? jason: the biggest thing greatly today is that elon is using the platform to

jack barrack is in brussels and he's got the scoop. jack, what have you learned? hi, layla. yes, i've managed to get my hands on an internal e u documents. so deutsch avella and we've found out from this document that essentially the promised acceleration of accession for ukraine, moldova, and georgia that is potentially happening. what it says in this document is that the european commission, which is tasks with putting together what's known as an opinion, basically an assessment assessment of how strong the application is. that that opinion will be given to you leaders by june. the 24th, which is when they're meeting in brussels for a summit. so that is only just a few months after the applications were put in. bearing in mind that ukraine submitted an application on february the 28th to become an e. you member state. we also see from what i'm reading is that the european commission is also sending out questionnaires to to these 3 countries to ukraine, moldova, and georgia, which are part of the process. they have to do a lot of bureaucracy to explain where their countries

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jack: luba shows us the destruction to her home. she was hiding in her basement when the artillery round struck. but her grandson and neighbors were not so fortunate. as she emerged above ground, she discovered a horrifying scene. >> the woman was lying there, without her head. look at what has happened. her head was blown off and all her bones blown apt, there in the basement, too. and here was my grandson's body. he did not run to the basement in te. we were in the basemt, and all the body fragments got blown in there, also. jack: on the way up to luba's apartment, we meet victor. his son was critically injured in the blast. but when they tried to take him to hospital, they were stopped by russian troops. >> we got to the checkpoint at the crossroads between the hospital and the school. we were stopped. they shot in the air and searched the car. i said, we're going to the hospital with my injured son. they said, ride, but we will shoot you in the back. you can go, but we will kill you. jack: there is giant tear in luba's bedroom f

jack says jack right on says i was with it that micro has realized his mistake. will it be enough or he himself admit, said it is certainly not over yet. and poll predictions for the 2nd round, a well within the margin of error as a reporter, bernard smith says it's not out of his world to imagine that the pen could when i think yes, it's very interesting because the cross voting and the people who sort of voted on one side are going to vote for somebody who you wouldn't think at 1st hand is, i mean major just i've just mentioned that been awful. voters voting for a minor. but on the other side you've got, you've got, i know them will voters who will vote for amendment mcclure because they felt like you're raleigh, that their candidate was still forward looking and modern. and wanted to create a sort of lod right wing party, that would have been something like, i don't know if you in british terms, the tory party with added nigel for our, for instance. whereas they caught, they find that name, append is much more rigid and, and back is looking and that constituen

jack, thank you very much. our correspond jack park there in brussels, in poland. almost 30000 volunteers have joined the territorial defense forces. that's a group similar to the us national guard. we meet one of the volunteers who wants to be prepared just in case he says, the war has made him rethink things even if poland is a member of nato. i. this is distance the room, british soldiers from a nato battle group training polish volunteers, and be sweet as following up on an working urban warfare tactics in case an emergency requires the volunteers to defend their country. victor is one of the volunteers. it's his 1st day of training. the i t entrepreneur has never held a weapon, but the war in ukraine right next door drove him to act miracle. both of the vin on that list. it's especially the civilian deaths that you notice people. and that's what motivated a lot of people here to get involved, and there's not much the participants have normal jobs, but they want to be part of a volunteer force to defend polish territory. many have signed up since russia invaded

me vas a hacer llorar, jack. sí, no pasa nada. mis triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries por $3.50 ordena hoy desde la app de jack. empieza la fiesta con mis papas triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries. sí. están de vuelta mis famosas papas curly bañadas con tres quesos derretidos y tocino. psst... se te está escurriendo la baba. mis triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries por $3.50. ordena hoy desde la app de jack. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) el gobierno del presidente joe biden anunció la entrega de 800 millones de dólares en ayuda militar para ucrania, esto incluye artillería pesada, municiones, aviones no tripulados para defenderse de la invasión rusa. además se darán $500,000,000 de ayuda directa al gobierno de ucrania para asistencia humanitaria y económica. joe biden también prohibió la entrada de barcos rusos a estados unidos. >> bueno, aquí de regreso en estados unidos, los extranjeros que entran al país por fronteras deben seguir demostrando que están vacunados co

jack, are we likely to see this? a deep race being centered on issues such as immigration and is lamb, and particularly lupin's position on the ban. on the wedding go the of the jap. does he explain why micro c z a put it is saying that if she goes on that that could trigger the civil war in france. yes of you see that was already we bought it or you know position because we got a headscarf. you know 1.0 must be made. is that the a yesterday that in the event should have tried to attract them. it also does, but position on the sam will completely repaired at all, and my call was quick, very quick to point out that, that point out the issue of the a scarf as he said it would be the country of a larger light and would be the only country in the world, a scarf, so medically a port and the reproached or for linking a scarf, where you start museum and terrorism. and that is not right. she was, are we ground it instead? the program for her is that the issue of the a scarf, a kind of a heat of conceive all the other issues

jack says jack right on says i was with it, the micro has realized his mistake. will it be enough? or he in self admits, said it is certainly not over yet. and poll predictions for the 2nd round, a well within the margin of error as a reporter, bernard smith says it's not out of his world to imagine that the pen could when i think yes, it's very interesting because the cross voting and the people who sort of voted on one side are going to vote for somebody who you wouldn't think at 1st hand is, i mean major just i've just mentioned that been awful. voters voting for a minute there. but on the other side you've got, you've got, i know the more voters who will vote for emmanuel mccord because they felt like you're raleigh, that their candidate was still forward looking and modern. and wanted to create a sort of lod right wing party, that would have been something like, i don't know if you in british terms, the tory party with added nigel for our, for instance. whereas they caught, they find that name, append is much more rigid and, and back is looking and that constituency does exist

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jack: a massive early-morning explosion, but this time, inside russia. an oil depot in the city of belgorod went up in a fireball, near the ukrainian border. video emerged on social media of ukrainian helicopter gunships allegedly used in the attack. ukraine's foreign minister wouldn'tomment. >> i can neither confirm nor reject the claim that ukraine was involved in this simply . jack: but kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov said it could stall progress for a tentative peace plan. >> of course, this is not something that can be perceived as creating comfortable conditions to continue peace talks. jack: regardless, both sides resumed talks by phone today, following up on in-person negotiations in turkey earlier in the week. but so far, no signs of a breakthrough. meanwhile, the chernobyl nuclear power plant is now under ukrainian control after the last remaining russian occupiers left the facility early this morning. yesterday, ukraine's nuclear regulator said the russian troops were exposed to significant levels of radiation from digging trenches around the

jack, thank you. very much our correspondent jack paris. they're in brussels since invading ukraine, russian forces have attacked more than 100 medical facilities. world health organization says more hospitals and health care facilities have been attacked around the globe this year than ever recorded before. on world health day. un potty is calling on combatants to avoid targeting health facilities. ah, the moment a bomb exploded in the city of murray. awful and this is what was hit. c the maternity and children's hospital since the start of russia's invasion, more than 90 health facilities, including hospitals like this one in the city of it's him, have been attacked according to the world health organization, brutal bullock and for some more than once. at the start of the war, the main hospital in the town of bo, nova, was hit. days later, it was attacked again. and then again, while dozens of civilians were hiding inside, trying to escape the shelling among them was andry key. and he in of head of the hospitals, trauma center who was the

. >> jack dorsey and i know you work closely with jack. he thanked elon for getting twitter out of an impossible situation to which you responded with a meme of a guy in a hot dog suit saying it was an impossible situation says founder and control of company for the last decade. what are you trying to say? >> jack has either been the executive chairman with control of the company or the ceo since october of 2010. he had the most direct role in shaping the course of the company for the past 12 years. when he wrote his resignation letter in november of last year he said i worked hard to ensure the company can break away from its founding and its founders. to now say -- be only less than five months from that and say solving for the problem of it being a company, elon is the singular solution i trust, what happened in the last five months ? it had been established that it was able to break away the founding and its founders and now elon musk -- someone who has never been involved except for being a jewel on the pie form is the singular soluti

jack will thank you very much indeed for your contribution on thank you to for watching. you can see the program i got any time by visiting our website. i'll just ada dot com for further discussion goes all the facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha sites 40. you can also join the conversation to what a 100 is at a j inside saudi. well, how about on the entire team here in ohio, like one up? a the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action. it's all about distract, create confusion to crate, smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically subverted. the oil industry was a main bank roller or opposition to contact the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing? more to, to and did was, here's a good thing. absolutely. on, on jesus, mainstream coverage, a big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in any waters scenario. there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuances is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the

in fact, i'll tell you a funny story when he was serving as attorney general and jack's top aid jack had taken some members of congress out on the presidential yacht to schmooze them. try to get some support for some bill. so, you know, they're grilling steaks that you know, drinking drinks and all the rest bobby gets done and an aide is driving him home to his house. he turns to the eight if the plopping in the seat of the car and says wow, this is such a bleepy job and bleepy. i'm obviously cleaning up but it was simply because he didn't like any part of that. so unilateral executive action, that would have played to his impatience. i don't need congress. i'll do this stuff on my own ted kennedy finally would have been more reluctant of the three of them to bypass congress. he was a product of congress. he loved the institution had he won the presidency he would have he would have given legislation. a bigger chance than i think the other two would have any also had a broader agenda than as other brothers. they it stretched across not just domestic affairs, but foreign affairs as we

let me lou john lives with jack says jack right on says i was with the micro has realized his mistake. will it be enough or himself admit, said it is certainly not over yet. and poll predictions for the 2nd round a well within the margin of error as a report a bonus. smith says it's not out of his world to imagine that the pen could women. i think yes, it's very interesting because the cross voting and the people who sort of voted on one side are going to vote for somebody who you wouldn't think at 1st hand is, i mean, major just i've just mentioned the been awful voters voting for a minute then, but on the other side you've got, you've got, i know them will voters who will vote for amendment mcclure because they felt right your raleigh, that their candidate was still forward looking and modern and wanted to create a sort of lod right wing party that would have been something like, i don't know if you in british terms, the tory penalty with ada nigel, for instance. whereas they caught, they find that many append is much more rigid and, and back is looking. and that constituency does e

on jack. -- calming influence on jack. she was an extremely intelligent woman who went to ucla while she trained to be a nurse. she went to post graduate school to get her degree. she had her very own successful professional career. she was a sounding board, and advisor. they made all the decisions together. at the same time, she was very supportive. in a more traditional way, both at the same time because she and jackie, she was always aware of the magnitude of what they were doing. to be the first, just was something of a whole different order than to be the second or third or fourth african-american in baseball. while those other players also suffered racism and difficult times, the spotlight was not on them the way it was on for the robinsons. whether she was truly comfortable in her heart for not being in the spotlight that is for her to expound on. she always carried herself and they behave themselves in a way that they were comfortable in the responsibility they were given. the children