the most curious part is blackwell. it's a tiny active hedge that has a kind of minimal steak. asked the question earlier and i put it back to you guys -- is this kind of enough to appease peltz? doesn't seem like it based on the response. sonali: he tried to say i have not joined the board yet. is there anything that can be done more imminently to appease the activists? ed: he has embarked on this cost-cutting exercise, targeting $7.5 billion of savings. the criticism of the bob chapek era which preceded iger returning is that they were losing billions of dollars. they had gone all in too hard on streaming. iger is doing this cost-cutting plan. the board governance and members of the board seems to be the central battlegrounds. disney has nominated james gorman along with your me derek and value act backs them on that. blackwell has three completely different board nominees that they have put forward in disney's committee is reviewing those. it goes back to the same idea. peltz still doesn't see any of the ideas he wants addressed addressed and wants to see himself on the boar

scott blackwell was a detective with that chesterfield pd. >> normally, bank numbers come in and passote, and get the money and move on. this was a violent back robbery. >> but what does a brazen young robert have to do with matt landry? that connection would have to wait for a story told by the gas station atm, and the security camera pointed at it. >> coming up! >> -- i did not know what to do. >> at last, a break in the case! >> big development. >> yeah, huge development. >> when they combine continues! welcome back to "dateline." i'm andrea canning. our story takes place in the suburbs of detroit, where matt landry had disappeared. >> welcome back to dateline. i am andrea canning. our story take place in the suburbs of detroit, where matt landry had disappeared. as parents worried, 12 miles away a woman at the bank was threatened at gunpoint. was there any connection? once again, here is dennis murphy with taken. >> bob and doreen, the parents of matt, the young man missing for the third day now, could only pray that he would walk through the door. the police told them, often, kid

amara walker victor blackwell. amara walker victor blackwell. s. victor blackwell here, good to have you with us for cnn this morning. >> i do love my sundays, but you are a saturday guy. >> i do love a saturday. here we are together. >> i'm amara walker, thank you for being with us. here is what we are watching for you this morning. the ntsb says it is looking for the door panel that broke off an alaska airlines flight friday night as it begins its investigation into the accident. what else we're hearing about that moment from passengers. >>> eight days until the iowa walk ses, the new answer from ambassador nikki haley about getting tougher on former president trump. >> under the trump administration you were better off, your family was better off. >> i promise you that our best days are yet to come. >> you're never going to be able to do a vote that is going to be more impactful than in this. >>> plus, the message the biden campaign is trying to drive home to fire up democratic supporters. >>> a powerful winter storm could bring up to a foot of

first of all, , with victor blackwell is up next.ave a great day, everyone. >>> the new cnn saturday, first of all with victor blackwell, smerconish, the chris wallace show, the amanpour hour. the week's biggest stories, the weekend's hottest topics, next on cnn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> "first of all," when two of the whitest states in america start the republican nomination process, there's a cost to non-white voters across the country. this year republican presidential candidates were invited to speak to and hear from black and brown voters in iowa. the organizer says not one major candidate accepted, not even the brown candidates. today are they ignoring minority communities or just acknowledging basi

who is it morton blackwell i dedicated the book to morton. he's a dear friend. oh, and i'm a known in the conservative movement as double otu, which means i've been active at the national level longer than ever. living conservative, except dr. lee edwards, who's double or what? barry goldwater and bill buckley and brant senior and falwell robertson recently all did you know so i'm a i'm an active at the national level longer than everybody except dr. lee edwards. so lee is a dear friend i've known since 1961. and he calls me on the phone one day and says, let's have lunch with this young conservative of you need to know him. he doesn't know you. you don't know him. so we had nice lunch at the mayflower and so i liked the lunch money. so well invited. morton back ten days later for another lunch as he and i. and at the end the lunch, morton said, i spoke magic words to it and the magic words i spoke to him. i said, morton, i want you to come work with and help me build the movement. and he said at that he would taking a pay cut. i gave him a l

blackwells candidates include former warner bros.abbit and the co-founder of the tribeca film festival. blackwells owns a disney stake worth $5 million. that's right. m, not billion. that's compared to tryon stake of $3 billion and all of that compares to disney's market cap of $166 billion. so you're talking about very small already with the tryon piece, but we have seen activist investors with smaller than $3 billion or smaller percentages that have been able to make waves like you saw with exxonmobil. this is a crazy small stake though, $5 million. i don't think i've ever heard anybody -- >> it says a lot about how disney is one of those companies that everyone feels like they have a personal stake in it, an ability to have an opinion about what might work and what might not. >> we all grew up with it. >> also heavily retailed on stock. that's interesting. >> you wonder how that would play. >> okay. >>> when we come back, elite universities under fire. harvard's claudine gay resigning after criticism of her response over the prote

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blackwell's, is anti-health. >> are you following that? >> as the world turns. thank you. with the latest on disney. they are watching the stocks. they are really weak. we are looking at it right here. under 14%. >> the weaknesses thanks to the downgrade that we saw. some of the expectations are trying to look at it. lower rates could actually be a negative for president joe biden. this has to do with the loan books. it is marking up the value of these loans to be expected for the future sale rices. we could have these borrowing costs start to fall. this is from a drag on revenue. we have price targets for them at $6.50. that is a 33% downside where those stocks were traded 28 times. this year, they call that seemingly, quote, one of the highest evaluations for any sheet financial in this universe. trying to keep that thesis right there. double digits down, as you mentioned. competitive upstarts, following right here. >> we appreciate that very much. >>> a lot of the stocks have really ripped towards the end of the year. these are really rolling. >> high-octane, both direc

blackwell is very tiny and small. to put forward three completely separate board nominees.rent to those that disney had proposed. i go to the size and scope. in activist battle does having the most shares automatically mean you win? we know that triom and nelsonn -- trion and nelson peltz has a $3 billion taken disney. it suggested is getting increasingly larger. is it enough to appease shareholders outside of those three if a compromise is reached? the stock is flat. we are completely flat on disney. the market reaction tells you it's a stalemate, i guess. katie: if you think the market is always right, apparently this is just a lot of a stalemate. what should we be watching next? we have been in this battle for quite a long time now. what are the next points on this timeline? ed: i think it is the idea that when the shareholders meet for their vote, if the board composition can be reached. at the same time, iger is going about his business targeting $7.5 billion in savings. like everyone else in that world try to work out the formula for profitable streaming. a combinatio

. >> somebody else that has been very active, blackwell, who is he? >> i'm known in the conservative movement as double zero two. doctor lee edwards is double zero one. barry goldwater and bill buckley and falwell. at the national level longer than everybody except for doctor lee edwards so he's a dear friend i've known since 1961 and he called me on l the phone one day and said i'm having lunch with a young conservative. so we had lunch at the hotel and saw it went so well we invited him back into ten days later just he and i and he said i spoke magic words to him that i want him to come work with me and help me build the conservative movement and he said atng that point i gave hima little pay increase, but anyway after some years he left and ended up working for ronald reagan in the white house and then after that he left and started something called the leadership institute and almost no organization i can think of that's more important than the leadership institute the trains well over a quarter of a million young people, many governors, senators,

disney shares slightly heighter today after the company won the support of valueact and blackwell capital to back its board nominees. valueact will support disney's picks at the upcoming shareholder meeting and has agreed to consult with the firm on strategic matters. this as they face a challenge from nelson peltz. i thought what was interesting is that blackwell criticized disney's -- disney and bog iger f and getting in the support of valueact, because they nominated an alternative sort of slate. how do you feel as a shareholder? >> a little shakeup in the comfort zone on disney, not a bad thing. having bob iger back is really fortunate for the ompany, he's the right man for the job, but i think there's been some sense of, okay, then, you know, i'm going to do this my way. and disney, my way, as it's been for the last five years, has been the stock doing zero. outside of some excitement around streaming which has been less than profitable. i'm a disney shareholder, i'm frustrated, but i like the stock. i have to say, i like the valuation, i think the core business is enough to give me

looks like between this and blackwells, they've been busy. >> blackwell is small, these guys are big,ct, they're heavyweights. they're in spotify. helped "the new york times." 21st century fox, nintendo, salesforce, and there's a belief, of course, if you're looking at this and trying to decide, for instance, that james corman won't be independent, this is the only board he's serving on. he's owned by nobody. he is -- he does not play for dinner. my problem is that i still feel that because the company is doing so poorly right now, with the stock too, why not have the guy with the most stock on the board, nelson peltz? but they just made these changes, and i think that valueact coming out in favor of the changes, the gorman move, is going to be dispositive about what will happen here. >> you mentioned some of the challenges, certainly, in direct-to-consumer, but the studio side as well, jim. for the first time in almost a decade, our parent, comcast, beats disney at the annual box office thanks to "oppenheimer" and mario brothers. >> that was one of those where i was with my staff thi

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. donald trump is vowing to appeal the mind blowing judgment against him. how nikki haley is hoping to capitalize on it. >> a deal to help stem illegal border crossings could be unveiled as soon as next week. it's facing hurdles. why mike johnson describes it as, quote, dead on arrival. >>> israel is demanding an urgent investigation after claims that u.n. workers were involved in the october 7th hamas attack. new this morning, at least two countries are now pausing funding to the agency. >>> alabama officials say the first of its kind nitrogen gas execution was textbook. some say that's not the case. we'll explain why. >>> a major flood watch ahead. your forecast is just ahead on cnn this morning. >>> donald trump says the verdict in his latest legal loss is, quote, absolutely ridiculous and he's going to appeal. he has to pay e. jean carroll $83.3 million for defamation. their courtroom victory sends a message to other women who have been victimized by powerful men. >> she is overjoye

blackwell's capital has other proposals but is in line with bob iger. that is important because bob iger is trying to ward off another activist who has not been happy with disney's performance over the past two years. you can see the volatility in trading. let's bring in lucas. what do we need snow here? lucas: it is an unusual situation to have a knee of this magnitude with all these different activist investors swirling and agitating. there have been questions about what exactly they want and what they are seeking from disney because it seems like disney has done a lot of the things that they advocated for. the appearance of value act gives some ballast ahead of this year. it seems to put him in a pretty good position. it gives bob iger a vote of cods -- confidence. caroline: nelson peltz once himself on the board. dizzy once who, exactly? lucas: want the cfo under bob iger a long time ago. he was once thought to be a potential successor but bob iger ended up anointing tom staggs as a successor instead. he did not end up succeeding him because bob ige

i'm victor blackwell. let's start the show. >>> new hampshire votes next week.is the first republican primary of the 2024 presidential cycle. and nikki haley needs a strong finish, stronger than she had in iowa. but it is hard to explain the strategy behind her answer when ask if she really thinks that american has never been a racist country. >> when you look at it says all men are created equal, i think the intent, the intent was to do the right thing. now, did they have to go fix it along the way is this yes. but i don't think that the intent was ever that we were going to be a racist country. the intent was everybody was going to be created equally. and as we went through time, they fixed the things that were not all men are created equal. they made sure women became equal too. all of these things happened over time. but i refuse to believe that the premise of when they formed our country was based on the fact that it was a racist country to start with. >> so, yes, declaration of independence includes that idea that all men are created equal. but there was a

aim victor blackwell. >> good frigid morning. >> it was 12 degrees this morning. >> it was painful. i'm amara walker and thank you for spending a part of your morning with us. here is what we're watching for you. >> when you're 80, that is what happens. you're just not as sharp as you used to be. >> my mind is stronger now than it was 25 years ago. is that possible? >>> nikki haley takes shots at trump's mental fitness the day after he confused her with nancy pelosi. >>> and what had desantis going toe-to-toe in iowa. >>> and the broader concerns over escalating attacks. >>> and the economy may be doing well but some millennials aren't feeling it. why they're reconsidering having children and whether college was really worth it. >>> and health officials are forcing two senior royals to step out of the public eye. why they're sidelined and who is stepping into their place. >>> we begin this morning in new hampshire. the 2024 presidential hopefuls are making closing arguments to voters ahead of the tate's primary this tuesday. now nikki haley is betting heavily on a strong finish in n

i am victor blackwell and thank you for joining us. here's what we're watching for you. [music] >> what joe biden is doing a crime against our nation. it's an absolute betrayal of our country. >> your the reason donald trump is a former defeated president . >> president biden and former president trump are aiming at one another in a preview on a what a bitter rematch could look like. nikki haley says she's not quite done. the major points each candidate is trying to drive home ahead of the next set of primaries and caucuses. >> as a war between israel and hamas continues, we are hearing start details from an israeli soldier on what they are facing deep inside gaza's tunnels including bullets ricocheting off the walls. >> and it's that time of year. the start of the tax filing season and for some taxpayers à Ãthere's a new way to file. we will explain plus the key to getting a faster refund this year. >> in back to back storms giving us a glimpse at a future with climate change. how one stretch of the east coast is facing its new climate reality. [music] >> this weekend b

meanwhile activist hedge fund blackwell capital is proposing three nominees to the does nea board whompion iger's strategy. bare rack gold speak with key investors to consider a possible takeover of the canadian copper producer. first quantum surging off the back of that news. the company lost half of its value though and this is down to the sudden closure of its mine in pan in a. sources say barracks approached investors late last year. two years in a row now global banks making more money underwriting bonds and providing loans for green projects versus what they earn from financing fossil fuel activity. the world's top lenders generated about $3 billion in fees from green deals. by comparison they brought in less than $2.7 billion from fossil fuel transactions. markets, well, equities, are regionally speaking on the way down. we head to the lunch break in about five minutes. it is energy which is doing rather well. oil rising for a second day here. it's really down again to geopolitical risks and supply disruptions taking place. we've been talking about attacks on the middle east. r

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. here is what we're watching for you.missile strike has reportedly killed several people, including iranian military leaders in damascus. our team is live in the region with the latest. >>> we need donald trump! >> donald trump secures another endorsement, this one from rival nikki haley's home state. how nikki haley is trying to close the gap ahead of new hampshire's primary. >>> lawmakers say they're fed up with the response to dealing with the migrant surge at the border. a group met with president biden to share concerns and we're joined by one of the mayors in the meeting. >>> actor alec baldwin has been charged again in connection with the fatal shooting on the "rust" movie set. the charges he's facing and how his attorneys are responding. >>> we begin with breaking news out of syria, several people are reportedly dead after an israeli missile struck a multi-story building in damascus. >> cnn's ben wedeman is following the story and joins us from beruit. what more have you learned, ben? >> reporter: what we know is

. >> and i'm victor blackwell.ere is what we're watching for you. >> when your 80, that is what happens. you just are not as sharp as you used to be. >> my mind is stronger now than it was 25 years ago. is that possible? >> nikki haley takes some shots after trump confused her with nancy pelosi. and what had ron desantis going toe-to-toe with a voter in south carolina. >>> and new details in the israeli strike on a building in damascus. what withe know about who they e targeting and the broader concerns about attacks in the region. >>> alabama is expected to execute a man by nitrogen gas, and a plan that is untested and said that could amount to torture. one of the panelists who opposed this joins us. >>> we start in new hampshire. the 2024 presidential candidates are making their closing arguments ahead of the primary on tuesday. nikki haley is betting heff ill why i on a strong finish on new hampshire, holding a half a dozen events across the state. ron desantis will be back if the state after some confusion abou

i'm victor blackwell.tart the show. >>> the first voting of 2024 happens on monday, so we will finally start to learn where republican voters stand in this consequential election year. but not at a place that's representative of america. iowa is around 90% white, according to census data, so it's no surprise that they're the majority of voters participating in the caucuses. but there are also black people in iowa, there are latinos in iowa. i met some of them and talked with them. here is a clip from when i traveled to iowa for the last competitive republican caucus in 2016. >> in my precinct, the lowest voting turnout. it's not that we don't have the voters, they lack hope. they don't see hope, so they don't come out to vote. and when you have individuals that don't come out to vote, what happens with candidates? they focus on those that do. >> they say there is one exception, republican senator rand paul. he spent more than an hour at platinum cuts barbershop talking about criminal justice reform. blacks

i'm victor blackwell. let's start the show. >>> republicans are ten days out from their first caucus votes, but president biden is looking ahead to the general election. he says this will be about democracy and freedom. the president argued that donald trump are threats to both. >> democracy is on the bat lot ballot. it's the first national election since the insurrection placed a dagger at the throat of america. we all know donald trump is. the question we have to answer is who are we? that's what's the at stake. >> the president also called up his former boss, president obama for a digital ad to the spread the warning via social media. >> our democracy depends on you. >> it really does, folks. that's no joke. >> that's why we need you. we need your help to ensure joe's leadership continues to guide us forward. we know the other side won't rest. so we can't either. >> but president and vice president kamala harris head to south carolina next. harris speaks there today. and on monday president biden will s

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> the road to the republican presidential nomination begins in a bitterly cold snow-covered iowa tomorrow. the long awaited iowa caucuses finally kick off. after a series of cancellations saturday due to the weather the candidates are back on the trail today, fanning out across the state, and making one final pitch before the voters weigh in. >> cnn's eva mckend is in des moines, the candidates fighting the weather and each other and also the final poll before the caucuses shows former president donald trump continuing to dominate. what do you know? >> reporter: yes, it is iowa's arguably most important poll and it shows the former president at 48%. so it seems as though he has captured nearly half of republican caucusgoers in this state. nikki haley a distant 20 points away at 20% and governor desantis at 16%. that is a notable change between second and third because governor desantis historically he was running in second place and what that indicates is that the former ambassador continues to enjoy momentum not only in new hampshire but here in iowa. so c

. >>> i'm victor blackwell. let's start the show. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm starting with this story today because this is about more than hair. we thought about starting with politics as we usually do, but this fight that is happening in texas is about more than a dress code. the school superintendent has made it about what it means to be an american. daryl george is 18 years old. he is a student at barbers hill high school just outside of houston. now, he wears his hairs as you can see here, in locks. next month he has to go to court to go back to class because the district refuses to allow him back into the regular classroom unless he cuts his hair. darrell has either been under some form of suspension or even at an alternative school since the summer because his hair violates the dress code. he and his mother sued the school district and texas governor greg abbott in federal court months ago. they say that the suspension violates the state's crown act. the law prohibits discrimination on the basis of hair styles commonly

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for being with us. here is what we're watching. an alaska airline flight had to make an emergency landing after a window appeared to blow out mid-flight. we're hearing from passengers about that moment, plus how the airline is responding to the incident. >>> donald trump's fight to stay on the ballot in colorado is headed to the supreme court. what that means for the state's primary and the ripple effects for other states trying to keep trump off the primary ballot. >>> president biden makes his re-election pitch to voters, warning that donald trump is a threat to democracy, as trump's gop rivals are sharpening their attacks against the front-runner ahead of iowa caucuses. >>> and a major winter storm will bring freezing rain, ice and snow to millions of people across the country today. the timing, impacts, and how cities are preparing just ahead on cnn this morning. >>> we're starting with the alaska airlines flight. passengers say a window popped off the plane just after takeoff from portland, oregon. the 737 max 9 was bound for

take a listen to the museum president who spoke to our victor blackwell this morning talking about what's behind this change. >> the intent of the regulations, and i think the intent of this process, is to make sure that the voices of indigenous peoples have a say both in how their stories are told in museums and participate actively in the presentation of their narratives in museums. >> reporter: so it's not just this museum here in new york city, but also other major organizations around the country including the field museum in chicago, the denver museum, as well as the cleveland museum. all of them have taken measures to either remove or cover up their displays as they begin this process of engaging with the nations and indigenous people and bring them into the process of deciding where some of these items actually belong. and of course the question here, fred, is whether or not we are going to be able to see or have access to some of these items, many of them which, of course, provide an educational purpose to people who will are visiting -- who are visiting the museum. the idea is t

i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm amara walker. >>> so for the republicans who are running to be presidentled up to this, the iowa caucuses are now a little more than 36 hours away and it's going to be a history-making night. at least we know in terms of weather because monday is set to be the coldest caucuses on record with windchills as low as minus 40 degrees. the candidates are all urging their supporters to brave these temperatures, bundle up and get out there. >> and on this last full day of campaigning we have a new snapshot of where the candidates stand with the voters. the influential des moines register poll shows trump with a wide lead, nearly half of the caulk kukgoers say trump is their first choice. nikki haley is in second place with ron desantis in third, a flip from the december poll. cnn's eva mckend is in des moines. hello. obviously we want to know how the weather is affecting the candidates, their strategy for tomorrow night and what are they saying? >> reporter: well, good morning to you both. to give you a sense of the conditions out on the roads, my car got stuck an

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. we're starting with breaking news out of syria. several people are reportedly dead, after an israeli missile struck a multi-story building in damascus. >> cnn's ben wedeman is following the story, joining us now from beruit. what can you tell us about what happened? >> reporter: well, what we know, a few hours ago, there was a large explosion in a district of damascus, an upscale neighborhood where many embassies are located. what we've seen on social media, there was a huge explosion, massive column of smoke apparently brought down a three-story building. now, syrian state media is saying it was an israeli air strike. cnn has reached out to the israeli military. they have yet to comment on that. but we understand from the news agency, a semi-official iranian news agency, they are quoting the irgc, the islamic revolutionary guard corps of iran, saying that four members, four advisers of the irgc were killed in that strike, as well as several members of the syrian military. now, accord

i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm amara walker. we begin this morning in new hampshire.4 presidential hopefuls, they are making their closing arguments to voters ahead of the state's primary on tuesday. nikki haley is betting heff ill why i on a strong finish in new hampshire holding a half a dozen events in the state. ron desantis will also be fwht state after confusion about his path forward. >> desantis spent saturday caming in south carolina. and their primary is more than a month away and canceled two sunday morning tv appearances including with cnn, citing scheduling issues. >>> dean phillips is holding two events today. yesterday haley and trump they ramped up attacks on one another. haley questions trump's mental fitness after he confused her with nancy pelosi. and elena treen is live in new hampshire. the scarf came off so it warmed up a degree or two. what are you seeing there in new hampshire? >> reporter: well, victor and amara, good morning, and the two days left until the new hampshire primary and we saw donald trump an nikki haley deliver closing arguments

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. we start with breaking news.he ntsb is investigating after an alaska airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing. passengers say a window, actually a door, popped off the plane shortly after takeoff from portland, oregon, last night. this was on a 737 max 9 headed for ontario, california. >> now, according to flightaware, the plane was only in the air for about 20 minutes, and one passenger describes the really scary moments as the plane returned to the airport. >> i understand from talking to a lady who was sitting in the row immediately behind where the panel was, that there was -- you could see later that there was a two window section panel that blew out about as wide as a refrigerator and about two-thirds as high. she said there was -- i guess and his mother were sitting in that row and his shirt was sucked off him and out of the plane and his mother was holding on to him. she said her own little boy's phone went out, too. >> the shirt was sucked off that boy. the airline has 65 boeing 737 planes

i'm victor blackwell. thanks for joining us, here is what we're following this morning. republican candidates are holding dozens of events in iowa where eight days out from the iowa caucuses closing messages now, one of donald trump's rivals taking direct aim at him. the specific reason in these final days ron desantis says he would make a better president. >> we're getting a look at just released video of the january 6th attack on the capitol, including a confrontation between protesters and republican lawmakers. we will show it to you. >>> the ntsb says it's still looking for that door panel that broke out an alaska airlines flight friday night as it starts its investigation into the accident. the update from officials and what else we're hearing about that moment from passengers. >>> and a powerful winter storm could bring up to a foot of snow to parts of the northeast today, we are tracking an even stronger storm coming in right behind it. >>> let's start in iowa where the 2024 presidential candidates are making their case to voters. ron desantis and asa hutchinson a

ra sue lo on the board. >> does the universal proxy change the dynamic >> allows the likes of blackwellso do what they're doing. makes it easier for the randos to mount proxy fights. >> gives people the choice you can choose one, three. >> peltz is definitely not a rando. he's, obviously, maybe one of the best -- he'll come back to it numerous times his track record, and the fact that he believes he can add a great deal of value in terms of actual execution on that board of directors. >> right it's interesting to see if that kind of encourages him to settle because of the nature of the universal proxy or if given that you're dealing with two people who kind of have seen that settlement take place before, not going to -- doesn't feel like - >> doesn't look like it's going to happen here. >> the news of yesterday and today doesn't feel like a settlement either. something to watch. >> yeah. meantime the dow has narrowed its losses by more than half a bunch of bullish calls on tech names today and dom chu is tracking those. >> good morning. not rando names for sure on the mega cap tech front

blackwell, which owns about 55,000 shares, nominated three of its own directors to the board, sayinges other shareholders attempting to fix this iconic but wayward company. kelly, certainly very strategic here for disney to align with valueact. >> again, i'm just thinking about it, thinking about some of the success they have had there in the past. i wanted to ask you about kind of -- to the point about which way disney should go. we got this data point about how universal overtook disney as the highest grossing studio in the box office, and it speaks of the decline of disney at the box office. they didn't have one of the top three movies for the first time in a long time. the first time since 2014 none of disney's movies crossed the billion dollar benchmark. so there are real challenges here. >> yeah. look, there have been a bunch of movies that are scheduled for this year, some big marvell movies. so there's some expectation that the box office will be strong this year, in part because of those disney franchise films. there are concerns about superhero that and franchise fa in gene

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police, kidnappings and attack on a television station as on to around pepsi, has moved from the city of blackwell. and it all happened very quickly in the last few hours that we started to see images of these prison guards and other prison staffers being released, one prison after the other. and then the announcement that came from president danielle and noble eye where he congratulated the police, the army and the prisoner now tore fee for their work that has allowed for the return home of these uh prison guys. they, these have been days of anguish to upgrade the war a for their family members. we have talked to some of them in the past days, and they were very worried by the president's decisions of maintaining what he called and iron faced against the gangs of also his unprecedented decision of announcing that through a decree state of internal war and designating at 21 different gangs that operate in this country is terrorist organizations. so everybody was a very worried of what would have happened when in the 8th, the police in the army decided to raid the prisons. but instead, it seems lik

well that simply political blackwell. and as a say, despite these efforts to control them back colt in the middle, they described themselves as poems in the game. the workers here increasingly angry . turn a hole in belfast. thank you very much for that. britton's prime minister ritchie. so knock has called on the upper house of parliament to get on board and fast respond to send the asylum seekers to wander. tracy with rolanda resigned and the legislation which teams rewind are a safe country, has been paused on amended in our alexa chamber. there is now any one question, will the opposition in the appointed house of lords try and frustrate the will of the people as expressed by the electorate house? oh, will they get on board and do the right thing? it's as simple as that. we have a plan and the plan is working. last year was the 1st year, the number of small boats arrivals went down. not just down by bit, down by the competitive crossings in the year before. and that's in the context of, of rivals being of 80 percent.

. ♪ >>> this is the blackwell thurman justice center.is county district court is now in session. the honorable brenda kennedy presiding. >> there appeared to be a greater level of security in the courtroom, and frankly, a greater level of security around her. >> the last thing mo did on this earth was scream in terror. you'll hear those screams. those screams are followed by gunshots. you won't hear any more screams after that. >> why was it important for the jury to hear that ring video and to see the video right off the bat? >> i wanted to come out with a bang. i wanted them to feel the passion of how the murder happened right up front. >> thanks to colin strickland's police interview and other legal documents, we know what colin and moriah wilson were up to on may 11, 2022. but what was kaitlin armstrong up to? if she's not going to tell us, prosecutor ricky jones says the evidence he's about to present in this courthouse will. >> colin strickland is very clear that he never told kaitlin armstrong that he was going to see mo wilson. o