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There's the correlation between concentration and elevated price levels. the president intends to try to bring those down on behalf of the american people. >> sandra: okay. i appreciate the discussion. i hope you come back on. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> sandra: a quick look at the corner of wall and broad. all the major averages closing higher with investors able to shake off worries about inflation and those expected rate hikes that will result. some volatility in the tech sector involving facebook and more. we'll be watching for that. now that we know what russia is planning, what is chin...

You can't help but look at the landscape of the nfl and all the missteps they had over the years and some of the things they tried to do to correct those missteps. we have the things on the back of the helmet. black history month celebration. we have all of these things in words but not in effort. when there's a team up for sale, the owners get together and approve the new owner. we haven't had a black owner in the nfl. we only have one minority owner in the nfl. it's a shame. as a former nfl player, and i love the nfl. it's done wonderful things for myself and my family. it still doesn't matt...

Lauren blanchard is with us. >> the games have begun in beijing, but there is one team up that has some in the international community concerned. china's president xi jinping hosted russia's president vladimir putin on the opening day of the 2022 olympic games. the two put out ovale out a failedjoint statement, sat they are against an international problem, and without consensus oppose bullying unilateral sanctions. the backdrop of the games clouded by america's ongoing diplomatic standoff with russia over ukraine, and allegations of human rights abuses by china: the and internment of the geno...

Ohio State's men's and women's basketball teams appear to be heading on opposite trajectories. How can the men's program get back on track?