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elizabeth: we can only hope, larry. always appreciate you. thank you so much. larry kudlow, the one and only. thank you so much. okay, we've got news coming in, we have senator ron johnson is coming up in just a few minutes. senator ron johnson will talk to us about a new harvard harris poll showing a border crisis has rocketed to the top of the list of concerns for voters nationwide and senator ron johnson will join us in just a second. bring in m marc thiessen and bil mcgurn. both are authors and former white house speech writers to president george w. bush. bill, first to you, polls closing in a new hours and good to see both. new hampshire, first in the nation primary. bill, where is this going? >> well, i personally, you know, have no inside knowledge. i think trump's going to win, and i'm kind of amused at all the speculation. we saw it in iowa too. everyone is talking what happens if so and so doesn't get over this margin. if nikki haley comes in second. winning the majority is getting th

elizabeth: yeah. and, by the way, he did give a closing statement in his closing argument, the former president did despite the judge saying not. he was allowed to speak. and he basically said, listen, i know you don't like me, that he rebuked the judge saying you have your own agenda. you hate trump, you don't want me to get elected. you got 10 seconds. >> look, donald trump is right again. every single american, whether you support donald trump or whether you're a person who doesn't, should recognize the danger that this poses to our country. donald trump is being politically persecuted, and we will see him prevail at the end of the day. elizabeth: got it. gene, thank you so much. wall street pro carol roth joins us now along with "forbes" media chair and editor-in-chief steve forbes. okay, this story: inflation, steve, is rising higher than expected to 3.4%. i mean, that's reversing the cooling trend. what did you make of this? i mean, this is complicating the fed cutting rate es this year and also

elizabeth: sure. still ahead, speaker of the house mike johnson and ways and means committee jason smith and kat cammack and retired keith kellogg, we have a hot show. the white house's new fix to the president not knowing for days that pent gone chief lloyd austin was hospitalized for process state cancer. the plications of that surge -- prostate cancer and the white house will not stop the perception of disarray and speaker johnson joining us with the update on the government funding fight plus a growing number of texas counties officially declare an invasion of the border and hunter biden to appear in court on thursday and why his criminal tax evasion charges are undercut joe biden as candidate of morality and decency. we have a hot show. stay right there. progressive makes it easy to save with a quick commercial auto quote online. so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? -get a quote at progresivecommercial.com. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited

elizabeth: got it. kaylee. chris, let's get your reaction to msnbc censoring trump even before the former president gave his victory speech. critics saying they air joe biden constantly misleading america and censorship is not news. people are in the bubble if they watch msnbc. you'll hear this and watch an iowa voter. watch this. >> there's a reason we and other news organizations have generally stopped giving unfiltered live platform to remarks by former president trump. it is not out of spite. it is not a decision that we relish, but there is a cost to us as a news organization of knowingly broadcasting untrue things. >> small business owners, we feel very frustrated with the economy and the direction it was moving and then all of a sudden over the last several years the direction it went. we've had to adjust suspect things and change some things, but we'd like to see a big turn around. >> do you see a light at the end of the tunnel? >> we do with the candidate we'd like to support. trump, trump all the way.

elizabeth: got it. senator mike braun, thank you so much, sir, for joining us tonight. it's good to have you back on. >>> now, look who's here with us, back with us now, congressman james comer. chair comer, it's good to see you again, sir. chairman comer, we're going to stretch a little bit because he's now getting mic another -- mic'd up. the oversight committee had a hearing today on the biden white house having a hearing at the border. we're hearing about lots of fireworks at this hearing. this is why voter polls show trump can beat biden. voters are saying shut the border now. now what happened was the president hosted congressional leaders at the white house. he wants $110 billion in funding for ukraine, israel and other national security measures, but house speaker mike johnson is saying no to that until there's, first, tight the or border security laws -- tight or border security laws here. again, voters want border security. the gop lawmakers are saying if you don't do border security, you're n

elizabeth: okay. so, you know, former president trump already went there. we had the white house press secretary today said there is no set date for the president's visit, potentially it's going to come in february. the president, biden, president biden promised to visit last march. last fall he said he couldn't go because he couldn't take a break. he spends 40% of his time out of d.c. at his beach home in delaware or out at camp david. it's rare for him to spend a weekend at the white house, but he hasn't been to ohio to where you guys are. let's watch this. >> well, i haven't had the occasion to go to east palestine. there's a lot going on here, and i just haven't been able to break. and so it's going to be a while. but we're making sure that's pal a stein has -- palestine has what they need materially in order to deal with the problems. >> reporter: the president said over the long weekend that he hasn't had to occasion to go to east palestine. i just haven't been able to break. the derailment was

it was elizabeth.rebellious elizabeth was so full of hate that she actually shot and killed her own stepfather. an opinion supported by several anonymous calls to the fayetteville pd. >> we had crime stoppers and tips coming in saying that elizabeth shannon was actually brought in by the homicide. thompson was telling people about the homicide that was shannon might be involved. >> vera thompson, remember her? that was elizabeth's best friend that was staying at the nice house the night of the murder. please broader in again for questioning, and this time they grilled her. >> she was extremely emotional, she did not want to tell on anybody. at that point in, time she began to lay the facts on the table. >> and what facts they were. vera was elizabeth buddy, her bff, they talked about everything. went everywhere together. >> when she started bringing up the facts, we are able to corroborate some of the information. >> >> vera provided plenty of supporting details. how just days before the shooting, she

elizabeth:ell, it's going to be an electric bus if the biden white house has it way. [laughter] larry kudlow, thank you so much. appreciate it. let's get right at it. let's welcome from house oversight congressman tim burchett and former congressional investigator sam dewey. okay, gentlemen, first to you, congressman. hunter biden cracks -- crashes his own contempt hearing. congressman burchett, what happened? was this a made for t publicity -- tv publicity stunt? because kevin mosser, hollywood attorney, he's sitting next to hunter. was for hunter biden's documentary? >> i believe so. it was a clown show of epic proportions, bozo called hunter today and said, hey, man, you've knocked me off the throne. i walked in, the press was asking me earlier this morning is hunter going to be at the committee meeting, and we -- there was no reason for hunter to be at the committee meeting. he wasn't testified -- testifying. he had already turned us town on the subpoena, and the justice department put their

elizabeth: you too. staying on the breaking news, the supreme court will hear the trump white house appeal -- excuse me, the trump appeal on february 8 of the colorado decision to ban trump from the state ballot. still ahead. senator marsha blackburn and congressman jeff van drew and top department official francey hakes and house democrats accused of botching the new report and attacking trump. you'll hear what eric trump has to say. plus, we're taking on this movement in the supreme court to take on the case to try and ban trump from the colorado ballot. illinois is trying to do that and yet another democrat didn't read the constitution on this. we've got it. chatter gee. a prosecutor on jack smith's team, did he shut down the fbi's probe into the clinton foundation? more documents dropping in the case of sex offender jeffrey epstein and rattling the rich and powerful. a teen victim of epstein claims potential push to blackmail u.s. politicians and this, house lawmakers will probe biden's "$400 billion

elizabeth: yeah. so they drowned an hour before texas and border patrol were alerted. texas governor abbott says the fact is the deaths are because of the president's open border policies. word is the administration is now suggesting they may have been able to spot the illegal immigrants if they had access in the area. again, texas seized control of that area. brandon, you're shaking your head. why? >> no, because we don't have those resources in that particular area. we know what resources are deployed there, and we don't have boats at night, so we wouldn't have detected it that way. we don't deploy certain cameras over there at that a time because we know that there's no purpose for doing it because these people aren't trying to get away. we deploy mobile cameras in areas where people are trying to evade apprehension. we don't have them in that particular area. so for the government to say that, again, it's a false narrative. they're trying to misdirect, they're trying to lead the american people do

elizabeth: got it. listen and get your reaction to chicago democrat voter on why minorities in chicago are suing the city over the border chaos. this border says they've been abandoned and watch this. >> happy with the billions -- millions of dollars i should say and it's being spent that could be used for our lower income communities and communities divested in and on my schools and i also disappointed with president biden and i felt that he can work out an executive order to end the crisis at the border whenever he gets ready. he's just not done that. so we have a mess on our hands. when this started, i called my democratic elected officials to see if i can get somebody to sit down and have a conversation with me and the other residents of the community about what was happening. no one was willing to sit down with us. my thing is this, if you all are not willing to sit down with us, if you're not willing to talk to us, i will support you and that's the sense of a lot of people across the nation and vo

elizabeth: yeah.emocrat mayors, democrat voters in places like los angeles, chicago and colorado, in new york city, they see the issues. they understand it now. blue states are waking up. is it house homeland security, their move, to now launch the first impeachment hearing next wednesday of homeland security secretary mayorkas? is that the first step in the process to fixing the border? >> well, i think it's -- we've been looking at secretary mayorkas who how -- and how he has mishandled this situation, but i think it's the whole administration. the cause.an people also kno day one, january 20 of 2021, joe biden takes office. that day they decided they were going to stop bidding the wall, end the remain in mexico policy while you vail wait their claims while they waited in mexico, and they also said we're going to release hemothat come into the country. it shouldn't surprise anyone that everyone wants to come. and that's exactly what's happened. so the country knows the biden administration intention

elizabeth: okay.uarter being probed for hiring her boyfriend who then -- boyfriend and bought them luxury trips an the world and he's on the georgia trump 20 case and has no experience on rico cases. your experience on that sound? >> you're absolutely right. the whole situation is there's due process issues that are directly at stake. we're talking about multiple criminal defendants being prosecuted by a prosecutor that financially benefits, according to the allegations of course. these are all allegations right now, but who financially benefits from the amount of crime that is spent -- time spent on the prosecution itself. the more hours she pays her boyfriend, alleged boyfriend, the more trips they get to take together, the more times they get to go out of town and she personally benefits. that's a flagrant due process violation and the entire case should be dismissed. elizabeth: rico case is no torr yously complex and -- noto notoriously complex and they've been working two years and your motion to

elizabeth: dr.nd yous more than 200 troops and veterans demanding biden's pentagon leadership be fired. why? because of the covid vaccine man dade. we're going to -- mandate and we're going to break it down next on "the evening edit". >> happy birthday to liz. i've known for you a long time. we used to be on the 18th floor together at fox and i've always thought that you were one of the best and most insightful people on all of the network. you're probably the only person i know that actually rebuked mother teresa. that makes you pretty special. but you're special anyway, and i wish you the greatest of birthdays. happy birthday, liz. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can t

elizabeth: interesting.ee and voters don't want to hear about the drama or any drama. they want to hear about the issues and the policy fixes. you know, let's get your reaction to former president trump here and kellyanne conway. watch this. >> we had the greatest country in history, in our history three years ago, we had the best boarders, best economy, had no inflation, we rebuilt our military and gave you the biggest tax cuts in the industry. take a look, the taxes they want to raise your taxes times four. they want to let the trump tax cuts, biggest tax cuts in the history of our country, they want them to expire. your taxes will go through the roof. you take a look at our border, so bad there's never been a border like in in the world. four years ago we had the safest, best border in the united states. i built hundreds of miles of border wall. >> i saw a lot of joy on the job. people like me that worry about president trump's safety and care about him and his family, who would have said fine if you neve

elizabeth: let's talk about what a.i.as been able to do and what it can't do what it uses is input is only good as what goes in, if junk goes in, junk is going to come out, openai is trying to feed in a bunch of legitimate news sources and their information in the new york times said you don't get to train your openai chat bot, chat gpt with our content if you're not paying the sport, they filed suit, copyright infringement, they are litigating in openai says it's without merit, which side you think will win on this. >> it'll probably settle i don't think openai can remotely afford for it to go to court. there is a chance the president will be set and say you can't use copyrighted materials and they told the house of lords that they cannot make their software work without using copyrighted sources. what's going to have to happen, openai and a lot of the a.i. companies are good have to license a stock you that is going to cut heavily into the profit margins. openai cannot afford to lose in court, that gives the new york ti

elizabeth: u.s. forces attacked 165 times in the middle east since mid october and 66 before this catastrophic attack and 13 troops killed in the chaotic afghanistan and what do you say? de-vent right thinking and they should be here with democrats on the hill and this president has been asleep at the wheel. he's missing in action and at least the president didn't know where he was for those several weeks and didn't really surprise me and the president know where is he is at the time and it's got ton a critical state and weakness of joe biden on the world stage of afghanistan and russia and china and action against iran now. elizabeth: lots of talk about the white house strategy here and this is all the president and white house got. all it's got is don't to iran. don't. watch this. >> that was the message to iran. >> don't. >> very important to send a clear message to anyone who might be threatening our personnel here and anywhere else in the region. >> it's backing her in iran. don't. >> don't. don

elizabeth: the u.s. markets may be close, fox business there is news breaking that matters to your money a lot of your own apple stock it had a bumpy ride since 2024 started due to downgrades on worries about iphone sales, we have a headline crossing that may provide a little bit of a tailwind. in a federal circuit court filing a few hours ago attorneys for medical technology company massimo which sued apple for patented infringement of the blood oxygen watch feature indicated that u.s. custom and border protection has decided that apple redesigned meeting the workaround of the watch falls outside of the trade commission ruling which had banned imports of apple's new series nine ultra to watch models. that looks like good news for apple in an essence, what is apple going to do, remove the blood oxygen sensor from the new watches so they can sell said watches, we will see how the stock trades at the open tomorrow we have a big wk potentially market moving data starting tomorrow, earnings with more banks r

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now, elizabeth mentioned the election. yeah. what does by to the strategy going to be like, it's a very crucial here for by the yeah. and he has to focus on domestic politics and hung on his space on his boot test. but he could not, not respond right to the attacks and international shipping. so in that sense, i think he's done the right thing and he would continue to do that as long list who stays continue to attack international vessels and stuff needs the ones in that complex. but i think just more generally. so that's, i think what he's going to do, he will, as long as this has to sort out, he will continue to, to do what the, what the americans are doing. now. china has not responded to this, but india has the indian foreign minister of talk to it on about it and has these grave concerns. nope. do you think that would make any difference in the situation under contract? unfortunately, i don't think if we make much of a difference in the of raising great concerns. no, i don't think so. daniel, i think india in itself. maybe

let's go back to elizabeth again. elizabeth, do you pick the rest of the folding in the geopolitical trap in human as it's really a strong possibility. now we have to understand the west is in a drawing of the, the us especially this is really hard because on the one hand, they don't want to get in broiled and another bowl in the middle east. but only although they've run out of options other than military options. they've tried sanctions, they've tried cutting the flow of funds to use these. they've tried this international maritime falls in the red sea as a deterrent. and they've been passing away marseilles and drains. but it really hasn't done any good. so now we've moved to a situation of direct minutes reaction. i don't think it's going to work out well. so yes and not sense. it is a truck. we have to remember that the who sees often 9 years will have already sustained over 25000 strikes by saudi arabia. and it didn't make that much difference. also the hold and fighters, they've managed to keep out. they 2 of the middle east, best invested ministries. so i'll be right back on

i'd like to go to elizabeth elizabeth, now we know the who these have been active since and 1990. we know that they've been targeting the cargo ship since the last couple of months. but if you can just put things in perspective for us in context, who are the, who these exactly invite, obviously are relevant. but here's these uh, a group that emerged in the northwest of yemen. that's just a corner of a vast country. so they might not seem that important box over the past 10 years, almost 10 years during a civil war that's been raging in the i'm and the who sees have managed to take of the territory on which about 2 thirds of the how many population lives. so that's about 20000000 people and their religious group, political groups, a military group, all at the same time on that all the text is very much informed by the religious outlook. that political is cooled on sort of law, which means supporters, partisans of gold. and the slogan is very similar to the wrong with whom they also share a she e based islamic face. i should just say that the who sees do have a slightly different br

i'd like to go to elizabeth elizabeth, now we know the who these have been active since and 1990. we know that they've been targeting the cargo ship since the last couple of months. but if you can just put things in perspective for us in context, who are the, who these exactly invite, obviously are relevant. or here's these uh, a group that emerged in the northwest of yemen. that's just a corner of a vast country. so they might not seem that important box over the past 10 years, almost 10 years during a civil war that's been raging in the i'm and the who sees have managed to take of the territory on which about 2 thirds of the how many population lives. so that's about 20000000 people and their religious group, political groups, a military group, all the same time on that olympics is very much informed by the religious outlook. that political is cooled on sort of law, which means supporters, partisans of gold. and the slogan is very similar to the wrong with you, and they also share a she e based islamic face. i should just say that the who sees do have a slightly different brand,

let's go back to elizabeth again. elizabeth, do you think the rest of the folding and into your political trap and human? so it's really a strong possibility. now we have to understand the west is in a drawing of the us, especially this is really hard because on the one hand, they don't want to get in broiled and another bowl in the middle east. but only although they've run out of options other than military options. they've tried sanctions, they've tried cutting the flow of funds to use these. they've tried this international maritime falls in the red sea as a deterrent. and they've been messing away marseilles and drains. but it really hasn't done any good. so now we've moved to a situation of direct military action. i don't think it's going to work out well. so yes and not sense. it is a truck. we have to remember that the who sees often 9 years will have already sustained over 25000 strikes by saudi arabia. and it didn't make that much difference. also, the holden's bye to us, they've managed to keep up. they 2 of the middle east, best invested ministries. so i'll be right back on th

let's go back to elizabeth again. elizabeth, do you pick the rest of the folding in the geopolitical trap in human as it's really a strong possibility. now we have to understand the west is in a drawing of the us, especially this is really hard because on the one hand, they don't want to get in broiled and another bowl in the middle east. but only although they've run out of options other than military options. they've tried sanctions, they've tried cutting the flow of funds to use these. they've tried this international maritime falls in the red c as a deterrence, and they've been passing away marseilles and drains. but it really hasn't done any good. so now we've moved to a situation of direct minutes reaction. i don't think it's going to work out well. so yes and not sense. it is a truck. we have to remember that the who sees often 9 years will have already sustained over 25000 strikes by saudi arabia. and it didn't make that much difference. also, the holden's bye to us, they've managed to keep out. they 2 of the middle east, best invested ministries. so i'll be right back on the

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reporter: elizabeth, good evening to you.or the past year house homeland security republicans have been investigating secretary mayorkas' job on the border and now they'll lay out their evidence in a series of impeachment proceedings and the first one happens next wednesday, january 10th and these proceedings are expected to culminate in the markup of articles of impeachment. we don't know when that will happen and final formal step before sending articles to house for a vote. committee chairman mark green says our investigation made clear this crisis finds its foundation in secretary mayorkas' decision making and refusal to enforce the laws passed by congress. here's how secretary mayorkas is responding today. >> i don't have time for words like that. we are focused here on solutions. i don't have time for politics, we're focused on solutions. reporter: now, this impeachment push could very well complicate negotiations happening right now over in the senate on a border deal. secretary mayorkas has been heavily involved in th

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we don't have anything close -- elizabeth: wow, that's amazing. >> and yet -- elizabeth: you know who saying, you know what? stop it, white house. you know, the car a makers are losing billions because consumers don't want them. the car inventory, electric car inventory is now at a, like, four months when, you know, it's about a half that for a gas vehicle. consumers are a saying we don't want them. electric cars scare us. they're unreliable. the charging's not there. the battery gets drained because they're trying to keep warm inside the car, so that's why battery gets drained, and they're say, you know what? go hybrid. why not just take the one step? why go just all in? it feels like probably a costly debacle, one of the worst america's ever seen. final word. >> one of the worst, for sure, being forced by this administration, again, in a long list of debacles. surrendering energy independence the first day of the administration. general motors, 24% of their production of their people, you look at ford and gm, $6-7 billion of funds that they've pushed out multiple years. so -- elizab

on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, elizabeth o'brien and jack hough.&p just missed closing at a record high. there was another winning week for the market, why does this rally keep on writing? >> it's the economy stupid. >> he already called somebody stupid, were seconds and. >> i have more. >> is about the economy gdp was fantastic, the other economic coming in. i was looking at citigroup, they were riding on the s&p 500 is moving with their surprise index which shows how much data is beating estimates when that is going on, the s&p is to, this is a real change from last year when it really meant that the stronger economy sold off good news was bad news now good news is good news. jack: the surprise index is really cool the late great tobias created that is really interesting. if the bullishness is no longer based on what the fed is going to do but based on actual economic strength, does that mean we can get a broader rally in the market? >> we see that broadening out if you look at the top sectors, his comedic agent services to meta and alphabet but

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it pretty, quite simply, elizabeth, born over 18 months, but we're struggling to get things through the national assembly wherever microns party doesn't have a very solid majority. okay, so, so she's gone macro and it still has this term to, to serve out so. so what, what happens next? i mean, looking from the outside, um tell us, you know, why is this a big store or well, you know, it's, it's a, it's, it's a big service. i think, really, the structural reason i think, is the most important. a factor here, whoever is going to succeed, elizabeth board is still going to be facing the same difficult situation, which the court challenges. how do you would get legislation across the finish on him? you don't have an absolute majority in the national assembly. one way to do it is to try to lean more and more of the right. and that's been the approach of my court since his re election since doesn't understand elections. and in 2022, one way to do it is to is to lean on more and more in the right. and we've seen that happen over the course of, of his 2nd term. i use it in the language that he us

it pretty, quite simply, elizabeth born over 18 months, but we're struggling to get things through the national assembly. wherever macros party doesn't have a very solid majority time. okay, so, so she's gone macro and it still has this term to, to serve out so, so what, what happens next? i mean, looking from the outside. um tell us, you know, why is this a big story as well? you know, it's, it's a, it's, it's a big service. i think we, with the structural reason, i think, is the most important a factor here. whoever is going to succeed, elizabeth board is still going to be facing the same difficult situation with the court challenges. how do you would get legislation across the finish on him? you don't have an absolute majority in the national assembly. one way to do it is to try to lean more and more to the right. and that's been the approach of my court since his re election since those are his elections and in 2022. 1 way to do it is to lean on more and more and the right. and we've seen that happen over the course of, of his 2nd term. i use it in the language that he uses, we saw

he hopes that elizabeth... will become his new muse. hello, denis. hello, larisa.example, i do not hide the fact that i have been married three times; everything that has happened in my life is my property. how many children do you have, if any ? there are no children, fortunately. unfortunately , i don’t know why you are embarrassed by your age, well , i just feel much younger, and it seems to me that i look younger, this is true, you look really younger, like ten years old, if you said that you are 32, i would have thought you were 32, so i'm in basically now i tell everyone that i’m 32 there, 33 there, so that young, impressionable people don’t have such cognitive... but it seems to me that she likes them like that, she likes them like that, because she looks at him with admiration, and so do i i think so, but that’s exactly the first glance, just such a decisive look, what problems did you encounter in your first marriage? problems, well, we were young, ardent, maybe still stupid, that is, there was no worldly wisdom, so well, as if all one thing was superimpos

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i appreciate it, elizabeth. appreciate that. we. and a lot of young people today. and it's all about them. it's all about their future. and i would just say this. i would tell all the people here, the parents, the grandparents, the grandchildren, whatever. we're just one election away, one election away. in november 1996 of a balanced budget, one election, a way to get rid of bill clinton. and we'll have a balanced budget. we'll have tax cuts for families with children, with reduce regulations. and we're going to return moral leadership to the white house. we're one election away from making history. that comes in november 1996. but before we get there, bob dole needs to win the nomination and that's going to continue here on tuesday after iowa, then new hampshire, and then whatever it may be. next one, do three, four or five. we're going to win. we're going to win. we're going to win because we are. and let me tell you this. i can't wait to enter this new america all my life has been a preparation for this moment. and this mission. and with your support, beginning

in her statement concluded by saying "ipray that elizabeth sennefs saying "ipray that elizabeth sennetfamily can receive closure after all these years dealing with that great loss" as she said in a statement. this is, of course, a highly controversial means of execution. kenneth smith had dodged a previous attempt to execute him more than a year ago after officials in alabama failed to find a vein through which to administer a lethal injection. and there had been various appeals lodged over the planned execution tonight with the us supreme court, the highest court in the land. they were all reject did. and not long after the word came down that those appeals had been reject did came the news that kenneth smith had been put to death at age 20 5pm this evening, localtime death at age 20 5pm this evening, local time in alabama. david, how is it that nitrogen was used for this execution? well, what this procedure entails is pumping nitrogen gas into a mask which covers the phase and the inmate, the prisoner is therefore made to inhale this nitrogen gas and, basically, they are deprived, th

elizabeth lara, que es precisamente de la dueña y parte de pues de esta familia que se dedica desdeen prácticamente a todo el equipo listo aquí para trabajar. >> aquí tenemos. mira aquí, pásale. aquí tenemos aquí al, a nuestro maestro panadero. este que él es el que hace posible también. todo esto se levanta muy temprano para que todo esto sea posible. eh, aquí está. aquí tenemos el horno. aquí tenemos parte de la producción. eh, elizabeth, que nos tocó justo la hora en que están sacando el pan del horno. >> sí, justamente están. >> están ahorita saliendo calientitas las roscas. para, para que la gente pueda disfrutarlo. pásale de este lado tenemos. >> miren de este lado nos va a mostrar porque hace rato nos estaba platicando que tiene a sus hijos, a su sobrina, todos trabajando. >> sí, sí, toda la familia aquí en el negocio familiar, toda la familia está trabajando aquí. aquí tenemos a mi sobrina, al señor que es ayudante de nuestro maestro panadero, a mi hija y mi hijo que que también este, pues nos ayudan con la decoración. >> a todos les tocó temprano a josé, a pineda y a isabel

that's right, elizabeth, you and i were speaking just last hour about the fact that these rates have become part of the fabric of daily life for palestinians throughout the occupied west bank . on average these days there are around 40 raids that happen per day. now of the rates that happened last night, you had several, including in areas like bid, ahmad, uh, the, for what a refugee camp in the south would be occupied. westbank to cut them a 3 months. but the 2 most significant rates we should tell you in our audience about took place in the city of janine as well as nablus now as far as the rate that was going on and jeanine were told that ended around 2 and a half hours ago that there had been armed confrontations that are updated in the eastern neighborhoods of the city of janine uh that those took place between uh our palestinian fighters and the is really army members who were reading the city also were told by eye witnesses that they were explosive devices that were used during that read uh as far as nablus, we're told that that rate ended about an hour ago, but there are conc