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the first one. yeah. yeah. so what is expected on this open? opening weekend, right. what could be considered decent. so we can look back at what the third film pulled in on its opening weekend. it was 62.5 million. this fourth film, the forecast is for at least 40 million if it doesn t hit that, let s say comes in at 25 million, that may seem pretty decent. but remember, this is a film who s budget i believe was $100 million, 25 million, ain t going to cut it. 40 plus million is the benchmark we re looking at that as underwent the third film made. but of course the third film grossed well, more well into the hundreds of millions of dollars. so at this 0.40 plus million, i think is a good benchmark for a bad boys. number four that s your bedroom, right? i want 100 million. same thing for this for this. what what do you do also, i wonder what there might be the slap effect, but there s also world where everyone is streaming. i mean, are people even going through movies enough to mak
the thing we have to remembe is that disagreement does not have to make us enemies. if we could remember that, we can disagree well. good to have you want. stick around. after two years of racially conversed mandated the commission is renaming army bases and remove statues and ar that celebrate those who voluntarily serve the confederate army. the pentagon has ordered the name changes to be implemented by the end of year but the pric take is at 62.5 million. here s the chief national security correspondent. nine army bases boldfaced name changes, including fort bragg, north carolina, named fo breaks and break him and ill tempered confederate general wh lost most of his battles and troops. for bragg was named in 1918 during the jim crow period as a olive branch to southern families who son s the military hope to recruit. it s been home to the us military s elite special forces
okay. that s not to defend the confederacy. that s not what any of this is about. connecting to our past. will it s the also a question as rachel pointed out this morning of our priorities and where where our military is focused not just in any given moment of history, but a pretty big one when we re talking about by our president s own words, what was it, nuclear armageddon? rachel: armageddon, yeah. will: that s the words of president joe biden. is you d like to think that our priorities are aligned and in order, and what you have instead is the renaming of these military bases to this cost, by the way, to this devotion of resources, $21 million to rename these u.s. army bases. $62.5 million in the renaming effort. rachel: i think if you put that on a bill and you asked the american people to, you know, just poll them, do you think this is worth $62 million right now when our economy is tanking, when so many people are behind
number of ultra net worth people growing last year, coming in at 46,000 meaning we have 218,000 people in this world who have more than $50 million in assets. i know, eye popping. so let s take a look at what we re seeing. so there are 62.5 million millionaires around the world. and what s interesting we saw the increase of p 5.2 million last year. nearly half come from the u.s. which makes sense, if we look at where the wealth is concentrate preponderance of the evidence it s right here in the great states of usa and then the rest of the world and then china and then we have some other countries. so lots of wealth generated here. it s because we saw the stock market soar last year, saw rental, home prices really appreciate. that led to quite a bit of wealth generation and appreciation. someone said that is
cancer moonshot speech. he ll talk about his administration s push to end cancer. now, earlier, president biden was at boston logan airport to highlight how the new bipartisan infrastructure law has kick started some much needed upgrades there and i want to bring in cnn s chief white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. first, what have we heard from the president so far today? he was at boston logan airport talking about the $62.5 million they re getting in federal grants from the infrastructure law that was signed into law last year for upgrades and the president talking about how it s not just that airport. you re seeing other airports across the united states, including lagauardia in new yor, undergoing these massive renovations as the president is making this bigger argument about making sure things like u.s. airports are on par with other airports throughout the world. it s not just this infrastructure touting he s doing today. he s also going to have this big celebration even