you are playing russian roulette if you take these counterfeit pills, you don't know what you are getting. it could be too late very quickly if you take this. >> six out of 10 . wade shannon, we appreciate your time tonight. >> next here at 7:00, it was our conversation perhaps between a new york times journalist and one of those chat bots. the bot asked >>> welcome back. the only days of the internet, we are in the early days of artificial intelligence. what makes this so exciting and concerning? we seem to be learning in real time about ai and the chat bots specifically the new microsoft chat bots. the new york times had a two hour conversation with the microsoft bot. the reporter describing the bot as having a split personality. first it was a virtual assistant answering basic questions and finding information even though details were sometimes incorrect and then the second persona known as sydney which comes out when the bot is asked about personal or emotional topics. some of the things that sydney said, it wanted to become human and it loved the new york times reporter. the bot said

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it's russian roulette, you never know what you're going to get. >> it is hard to believe there are hundreds of millions of these pills that are out there. they are fake, so many of them 60% at least have a lethal dose of fentanyl in them. it's frightening stuff. i will say this, i pushed the dea on the question of bricks and mortar pharmacies, the cvss, walgreens, and they say they're confident those are safe supplies. it's everything else on the streets, mail order and stuff like that that they're worried about. so, you know, even one pill can kill. that's the message they wanted to get across. >> and it really is becoming increasingly hard to find a community that has not been touched by this. we've seen it here in washington. it is frightening. dr. sanjay gupta, thanks so much for making that clear. >> you got it. thank you. >>> just into cnn, we have learned that police have made an arrest in a story we covered earlier this week. the theft of two monkeys from the dallas zoo. we will have details coming up. to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon i

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it's russian roulette. you never know what you're going to get. >> i got to emphasize there are hundreds of millions of these pills out there. we know what the dea seizes, but we don't know how much they're missing. the denominator here. that's a really important point. to be fair, if you're talking about bricks and mortar pharmacies, i asked the dea and they say they are very confident those supplies are safe. that's not what we're talking about here. we're talking about pills bought on the streets, even mail order. that's where things get murky and very, very dangerous. the message thecy wanted to get across, jim, is one pill can kill. that's it. one pill can kill. the days of experimentation are over, jim, and that's a really important point for everybody to hear. >> very important. dr. sanjay gupta, thank you. see the true story. american pain premiers tomorrow night at 9:00 here on cnn. >>> the spy balloon is the latest in the brazen chinese spying on u.s. soil in the past decade. that story next. you'

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so one of the reasons i think there are two indictments not one is it's sort of like playing russian roulette with two bullets, not one bullet. i mean, this puts a ton of pressure on him to plead guilty and cooperate, exactly. because if you're at the fbi you absolutely want to know what information did you pass onto albanians, russians, anyone. i mean that is -- that has got to be the main focus of, you know, chris wray, lisa monica. >> as of right now just to be clear because we didn't talk about the albanian indictment in the script there, but that happened when he was at the fbi. from what we know right now, he had left the fbi before -- before maybe he started working for deripaska, but can we be certain of that, right? you know from the manafort case it takes some time to figure out how long someone's been working covertly for a foreign government. >> absolutely. you do not know from the public record when that relationship started, and if you're oleg deripaska or any oligarch, the idea that you have access and could get information from a high level fbi agent, that's, you know, mana fr

it's like etf roulette where she stops, nobody knows. when trading opened today, stocks were driven by their own fundamentals the drug company has good news, it goes higher if a broker puts out a positive piece on a health insurer, that health insurer rallies all of this is highly rational, correct? out of nowhere, we catch a rotation out of health care. suddenly everything that was going up is down merck and j&j, they just get hammered united health gets oblitobliter. i spent an hour of my life today checking out what's wrong with all of these stocks. you know what the answer is? nothing. zilch. nada there's no reason whatsoever except that the health care cohort has been down for the year since it's the end of the month, a lot of funds went to unload their losers sure enough, the three other sectors that are down today -- energy, utilities, and packaged goods. they all got hit it's what happened at the end of a month. all these stocks were down purely because they've been down there you go that's total circular reasoning. this is the k

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why in congress are we playing russian roulette? pay the debts, make sure we're keeping this country strong and then we can debate the finances. >> neil: let me ask you about something that you've been working on. flyers were frustrated this week. thousands of flights were delayed because of this cold winter snap in the southern part of the country. you're trying to protect passengers through this sort of thing. can you explain what you're working on? >> it's simple. you know, when you have to change your reservation and sometimes you get a $150 fee or an extra carry on and the airlines fleece you with a $100 fee. the airlines can charge but can't charge unreasonable fees. they can charge the costs to them. if there's a cost to changing the reservation or have you carry an extra carry-on, fine. not the crazy fees that they are charging. the most important thing is the flight cancellations. senator sanders i called mony cancellations. president obama had the fines for delays on tarmac. i hope the department of transportation will act

one of the reasons i think that there are two indictments, not one, it's sort of like playing russian roulette with two bullets, not one. it puts a ton of pressure on him to cooperate. so if you are the fbi, you absolutely want to know what information did you pass on to albanian,'s russians, anyone? that is, that has got to be the main focus of chris, ray lisa monaco, merrick garland. >> as of right now, just to be clear, because we didn't talk about the albanian argument in the script. but that happened when he was in the fbi. from what we know right now, he had left the fbi before but maybe he started working for deripaska, but can we be certain of that? like, you know from the manafort case, it takes some time to figure out how someone has been working covertly for a foreign government. >> absolutely. you do not know from the public record when that relationship started. and if you are oleg deripaska or any oligarch, the idea that you have access and could get information from a high-level fbi agent, that's manner from heaven. and this is sort of spy versus spy. this is what they're going

it's russian roulette. you never know what you're going to get. >> sanjay, are any of these counterfeit pills making their way into legitimate markets? >> no, it's a good question. i asked the dea specifically about that. i think that's a piece of good news is that the legitimate markets, the bricks and mortar pharmacies, if you're getting your medications from there, those are not likely to be fake. those are likely to be authentic pills. it's everything else, jake. obviously things bought on the streets, but even mail order. that can be of concern. but the united states is lucky in na the legitimate drug supply is pretty safe. >> i'm taking the message from her and i have said this to my kids. i'm sure you are. don't mess with any of this stuff. if you don't know where the pill came from, don't take it. if it takes an actual lab for the dea to tell, then how can the average person stand the charns. >> that's it. one pill. you cannot take a chance. those days of exper menation are over. you have to drill t

>> i feel like if you put your whole family on the roulette wheel to go eight and nine, and now that family isn't there anymore, why not come back and play again >> seth: oh, interesting >> right like, sure, i'd love to go sit in my house by myself and eat hungry man dinners yeah, who doesn't want to do that no, i mean, in fairness to him, any football player i talk to, the adjustment of no longer playing anymore is really, really difficult for them. and people will let tom brady play football as long as he wants to play football i personally would not want to get hit in the kidneys at age 46, but i got different kidneys than he does >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] there's like less room between the outside of you and your kidney >> that is -- that is -- there's less room between the outside of me and my kidneys than probably anybody else on planet earth [ laughter ] i've made peace with that. >> seth: a cool story has been brock purdy. last player drafted in the nfl draft last year. mr. irrelevant is the name they give to that and now he's got the san francisco 49ers in the championship

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it has become something like russian roulette. we're not sure wheret wall stret is looking for, the average for the year, wall street thinks they make $160 a share. stock will go there, 260 is the top target, 102 is the bottom target. that is a pretty big gulf. it's a little bit dicey. they're looking tonight, almost 32 billion. earnings $2.22. three months ago it was 2.2. that has come down a little bit. remember we saw snap get crushed. i'm not sure that is going to happen. here is the dilemma for investors. this stock has been on an unmitigated run, right? up 60% in the last three months. up about 40% this year. it has made a huge move but this line, used to be support. now it has become resistance. that is where we are. i will tell you, if i was in the stock from up here i would hold and put it on the shelf, particularly if you didn't take advantage of sell it for tax loss. bought it anywhere down here i would personally probably take profits on it. we'll be listening how much apple is hurting their business. we'll listen to s

they are literally playing russian roulette with all of our lives . roulette with all of our lives. now the legal of a christian mother who's suing her son's school over a pride is set to be heard today . izzy montague made heard today. izzy montague made headunes heard today. izzy montague made headlines after taking her son's school to court, claiming that they forced her four year old son to take part in a pride parade despite family's christian beliefs. joining me now is gb news national reporter paul hawkins , who is at the paul hawkins, who is at the royal court this morning. good morning, paul. what do we know about this case? it's first one of its kind, isn't it ? yeah, it of its kind, isn't it? yeah, it is. absolutely. it's the time a court has been asked to decide on the legality of teaching lg or scrutinised the legality of teaching lgbt values in primary school. it is scheduled for an eight day hearing starting last wednesday, so it should conclude either today or tomorrow and just to give you a little bit more background to the case, if you go back to june 2018, he prim

well, in some ways, but the russian roulette is perhaps not quite the right metaphor, because if you don't use it in a sustained way, then your chances of taking on... of having these medical issues are very, very small. who can say what is... it is a definitional thing, what is sustained and what is not? it is, but as i mentioned _ sustained and what is not? it is, but as i mentioned in _ sustained and what is not? it is, but as i mentioned in a - sustained and what is not? it is, but as i mentioned in a paper. sustained and what is not? it 3 but as i mentioned in a paper that came out today, the average person that sustains problems did 580 canisters in a week. that is a small canisters. that is sustained use over a long period of time. the vast majority of people don't use it like that, so we just need to make sure that, so we just need to make sure that people understand the use. sorry to interrupt, we are running out of time, but if you are using 580 a week, how much would that mean you are spending to get to that sort of level? of a 50p each or e2, or... 7 ? well, 7 well, the c

i'm wondering what that roulette looks like and what is the timeline for something like that. >> well, i will tell you, it's one of our to do lists to do. our digital service group, which is taking that over to develop, is looking into it. but they don't have their project plan together or what they think is going to be the way in which they will do that. the digital service team was kicked off in february. we have spent a number of months pulling together a team that can concentrate on having that one-on-one relationship with those individuals who are interested in that particular initiative, along with a number of others, they are looking into it. i can certainly provide a -- we are excited about it. it is something that -- >> so am i. >> mr. davis brought up to me sometime ago. we think there is an opportunity. we are using some new developmental's and code bases that we believe will make this much easier to do. -- looking into what this means. they are going to need to work with the clerics organization as well. it gives us a chance to work with them to be able to get some of the

and, as they say, in new orleans' liselle, laban, tom roulette, gasia davis, send it back to you. thank you. it looks great. thank you for the report and today in san francisco's mission district, large free neighborhood party will be held . and if you go, you're asked to wear costumes where mass and there'll be lots of beads for you more than 20 venues, including restaurants and cars are taking part in that celebration, highlighting the 45th anniversary of san francisco's carnival. scheduled this year for may, 27th and 20 year. what time is 7 44? shortly after the opening bell rang this morning on wall street, the dow dropped almost 500 points after two major retailers issued disappointing reports has been monitoring this. she's back in studio with dollars and cents. two important names, well known names in business shares in home depot down about 5.5% right now , after announcing slow sales for the fourth quarter, wal mart issue you'd a cautious outlook for the year, saying shoppers are buying fewer discretionary items as the budgets are tough. walmart and home depot are part of

why are we playing roulette public safety roulette with public safety in this back in this country? i'll be back in a sec . i'm rees—mogg, the member of parliament, north east somerset and a former government. for years i've walked the corridors of power in both westminster , of power in both westminster, the city of london. i campaigned the city of london. i campaigned the largest democratic vote in ireland story. i know this country has so much to be proud of. we need to have arguments, discussions on how make it better. the wisdom of the nation is in its people. vox vox day that's why i'm joining the people's channel. join monday and thursday at 8 pm. on gb news. britain's news . news. britain's news. channel just after 530. let's bring you the latest news headlines hour. and the democratic unionist party says significant has been made on. the northern ireland protocol deal , but they say protocol deal, but they say there are key issues of concern . the dup leader, sirjeffrey donaldson, says his party wants to study the detail of the agreement and change parts of with the gover

jon: a lot of people compare it to watching the casino roulette wheel in real time. i'm going to get a lot of hate mail. some people might say that. that is how he described it. that is not my characterization. tom: i was in mcdonald's yesterday and a guy came up to me, thank you for watching, and he was talking about housing. and rents. i went back and looked at rent in manhattan. from the beginning of the pandemic, valentine's day 2020, rent has gone up 19% in new york city. up to 4100. what is critical is to do some form of income approximation. in the same time the income average, not fancy people watching bloomberg surveillance, is up 6.5%. that delta is the only conversation. 4.5%. jon: it is very expensive to live here. too expensive. tom: it is different dynamics in kansas city between rent movements and income movements. jon: not long ago the banks would come out and say we are sending part of the bank to wherever it might be. you're thinking you are getting sent from new york city, that sounds terrible. now everyone is like, does the salary stay the same if

it looks like is that it came in as expected and some people were leaning one way and it is always a roulette wheel in the markets after the data comes out. probably not a huge thing. a couple of notes, new cars were up three -- .3 and used cars were down 1.9%. that continues the trend down 2% in december. still getting some benefit, although that is likely to turn around and we did the services shelter, apparel prices up .8%. you would think clothing would go on sale after the holiday period. tom: mike mckee will dive into the data. he has columns and rows of david rosenberg like data. we have the privilege of continuing with stephen stanley of harvard university. mr. stanley you have had time to dive into a first look at this industry -- at this interesting data. what is the adult take? stephen: largely as expected but could have been worse. we saw a decline in used car prices again and in airfares. those things are not likely to continue for much longer. medicare service prices were down 1.7, and that is probably an exaggeration of what we are seeing. and then there were upside surprises.

. >> if you're going to throw your chips on the roulette table, where do you put them? there's none on those higher numbers, essentially you're going to put some of them on the lower numbers there's a lot of edging going on, there's a lot of probability, distribution out there. remember, when bullard had that chart that showed, hey, we could go to 7% if we use a tailor rule, that seems to be coming down that's a real risk -- i think it would be a little fool hearted to rule out the idea that the fed gets up above 5% i think that remains a risk right now. but the idea of 6 or 7, that's a real risk that's diminished for the market here. >> yeah, and above five is getting to be a rounding error at this point given how far we've come thank you very much. >>> now to the intersection of business and politics this morning. joining us is joe scarborough. it's great to see you. we don't have the other joe this morning. so we're thrilled to have you. specifically because we're trying to figure out what's happening in washington, d.c., right now between the relationship between ke