linda. spunky. cute. and we just seem to hit it off. >> she was very funny, and just very sweet which is always the word i think to describe her. >> she was one of linda's best friends. dave's too. she was also dating dave's best friend. the two couple soon made a young, fun loving for some. >> we didn't have kids yet, we didn't even have a house. none of us had a mortgage yet or anything. so it was pretty carefree looking back. >> lots of barbecuing, swimming, and yes, a fair amount of drinking too. this was a hard partying crowd. but there was no denying that dave and linda were in love. >> they were the ones that were well liked. a cute couple. >> mike bratton was another close friend of dave's. >> kids afloat in high school? >> yes. exactly. >> so it wasn't a surprise in 1994, they married. >> good match? >> oh yeah. it was a party. it was a party. >> bartender was busy that night? >> oh yes. >> dave and linda scraped together enough money to buy their first home. and take on that first

what did you say, did you kill john and linda sohus?en as clark rockefeller's kidnapping case played out in boston, the california investigators were quietly at work building a case for murder. >> basically, we had to do cpr on this case and get it done, and get it running. >> to resuscitate the case, they went back to find those folks who had only suspect one he was calling himself the 13th barrett, christopher chichester. the episcopal truth, where he worked after sunday services. one man remembered chichester, asking to borrow a chainsaw. and now, dana four are told detectives something seem the key evidence. during one of chichester's backyard trivial pursuit parties, she noticed a part of the lawn looked like it had been freshly dug up. >> i said to him, you know, what is with your yard? what happened to your yard? and he just said, well, i am having plumbing problems. >> detectives were astounded at the implications. >> at that point, he is taking ownership of the grave, because that is where john's body was found. >> they detecti

linda: that's it. it's this idea that from when i retired, i looked through all my performance reviews, one of the things you get to do when you retire. i laughed because i was praised as an early adopter of the internet for research. so like i said, the tools have changed, but we have groups of data scientists and there is ai to help navigate the oceans of data without drowning in it. but the basic principles are not new. among those principles, you need to purposely look for disconfirming information. cia learned the hard way in the iraq war by relying heavily on one source wonders, as i like to call them, and the dangers of groupthink. when you read something, what isn't there that should be, or is the report purposefully trying to evoke some sort of emotional response rather than trying to inform you? the last thing i will say, you cannot be thin-skinned when you are trying to be an analyst. you cannot be thin-skinned about people asking you questions or doubting your conclusions. pushback and cont

details linda could not bear thinking about. just 21 when she had jessie. >> the two of them kind of grew up together, right? >> yeah, pretty much. from the time he was born, i took him everywhere with me. i wouldn't even go out on dates unless i took him with me. and everybody except me. i can remember a time that he wasn't with me. >> just the two of them, and then a stepdad and two sisters, and a family farm in power ville, kentucky, a one stoplight town. >> every store went into, everybody knew him. everybody just hollering, hey, jessie. how are you? even three and four years old, he would just top your head off about everything. >> right about everything, knew about everything. linda's nickname for jesse was college prep. christian met jesse on the school bus in high school. >> i think bright is a really great word to describe jesse, because of his intellectual brilliance, but also he just was a real bright light. >> he repressive will. they sort of kid who, if it was raining, would dance in it. and with christian scrawled

linda: thank you.ou for having me. ♪ amna: we close tonight's program heading into christmas weekend with a newshour tradition. each year, the pentagon's service produces a holiday song with members of the military singing. tonight we have "oh come all ye faithful" with a bit of a twist. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ o come all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant o come ye, o come ye, to bethlehem come and behold him the king of angels o come let us adore him o come let us adore him o come let us adore him christ the lord ♪ ♪ ♪ saying choirs of angels sing in exultation sing all you citizens of heaven above glory to god glory in the highest o come, let us adore him o come, let us adore him o come, let us adore him christ the lord ♪ ♪ ♪ o come, all ye faithful joyful and triumphant o come, o come ye to bethlehem o come and behold him, born the king of angels o come, let us adore him o come, let us adore him o come, let us adore him christ the lord ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amna: how is that for holiday spirit? ever wonder what our favorite ho

linda: thank you.ou for having me. ♪ amna: we close tonight's program heading into christmas weekend with a newshour tradition. each year, the pentagon's service produces a holiday song with members of the military singing. tonight we have "oh come all ye faithful" with a bit of a twist. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ o come all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant o come ye, o come ye, to bethlehem come and behold him born the king of angels o come let us adore him o come let us adore him o come let us adore him christ the lord ♪ ♪ ♪ saying choirs of angels sing in exultation sing all you citizens of heaven above glory to god glory in the highest o come, let us adore him o come, let us adore him o come, let us adore him christ the lord ♪ ♪ ♪ o come, all ye faithful joyful and triumphant o come, o come ye to bethlehem o come and behold him, born the king of angels o come, let us adore him o come, let us adore him o come, let us adore him christ the lord ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amna: how is that for holiday spirit? ever wonder what our favori

and i seen our cracks staff jack and all the rest will miss you solving and linda invite you and the city administrator into the well and members join us as i present the city proclamation to linda. >> (clapping) and the moment that many of us have been waiting for um, district 4 jerome joel supervisor engardio a special accomodation for the mustangs thank you, manpower. >> come on, come on up. >> colleagues it is great time to be a football fan in san francisco. (clapping.) (laughter). >> this weekend the 49ers clinched a bid but more importantly the future of football you see before us the lincoln mustangs (clapping.) they prevailed over the balboa three 5 to zero in the 99 game think the way to the fourth title in 5 years. so enough to i can't say enough about mustangs coach the football program he cultivated as lincoln high school made those kids the winner of today to the up standing leaders of tomorrow. go mustangs (clapping.) coach would you like to say a few words. >> sure. >> probably don't need this. >> sure. >> okay. >> so it is awesome to be here really a beautiful buildi

. terrible linda.east, but it shouldn't result in ordinary british people being able to go about their daily business. and i think these protesters , because of the of protesters, because of the of failure from the police to take action against just stop oil and others . i action against just stop oil and others. i think action against just stop oil and others . i think protesters like others. i think protesters like these have learned from just stop oil that they can get away with it. and i think the met police just need to be tougher and stronger on this. >> well, i mean, i wonder if, to be honest, it was just stop oil. who protesters? who learned from the protesters? we that were we saw the cinemas that were closed down. uh and all we saw the teacher , obviously, and the teacher, obviously, and death threats and nothing really happened. we saw the quran that was kind was dropped and the police kind of appeasing that kind of behaviour. um, and of behaviour. yeah um, and of course, the silly thing abo

. it's terrible linda.east, but it shouldn't result in ordinary british people being able to go about their daily business. and i think these protesters , because of the of protesters, because of the of failure from the police to take action against just stop oil and others . i action against just stop oil and others. i think action against just stop oil and others . i think protesters like others. i think protesters like these have learned from just stop oil that they can get away with it. and i think the met police just need to be tougher and stronger on this. >> well, i mean, i wonder if, to be honest, it was just stop oil. who protesters? who learned from the protesters? we that were we saw the cinemas that were closed down. uh and all we saw the teacher , obviously, and the teacher, obviously, and death threats and nothing really happened. we saw the quran that was kind was dropped and the police kind of appeasing that kind of behaviour. um, and of behaviour. yeah um, and of course, the silly thing abo

. >> i was going to ask linda i'm curious were you always out going or talk to strangers before or is that something at an age i don't care what people think of me anymore (laughter). >> what's the benefits of getting older he grew up she i wouldn't talk to strangers and strangers or whatever but at some point i slipped by certainly i got in any 40s and now, whatever that i want to talk to last night - and you know, you know what that is why i guess part of the essence of life as you get older you're titled to that; right? and people like tony morrison and people you know, just who they are; right? and maybe that came with their age and being elder so i should mention people that are story tellers their life and connect with them and you know, i had those models. >> (multiple voices.) >> and when we approach as elders they sort of see us as harmless. >> right. right (laughter). >> that's true someone is sitting there and- >> (multiple voices). >> coming up to take. >> you're much more open to. >> my mother was like i said passed at 1 hundred and 4 but a curious person with her life an

many like linda jumped into action to help. spirit of kokua, the hawaiian word for help that still reverberates across the island. >> to me, it's basically just being there and being supportive. >> reporter: from clothing and supplies donated from around the state -- >> it's this outpouring of support from our community. these clothes i'm wearing today are donated. >> reporter: to monetary donations from people around the world. >> a little over $160 million was raised. >> reporter: it's kokua, help, that is sustaining maui. ♪ merry christmas to you ♪ >> reporter: at this holiday tree-lighting ceremony this week, the community coming together. >> things are a little bit different this year, right, miles? one of the things we're really grateful for is all of our christmas decorations are in storage, so it's actually one of the few things that survived the fire for us. >> reporter: after the firestorm tore through lahaina, sarah and her 6-year-old son miles with left with no home to return to. >> here we are. home sweet home. >>

. >> and linda how about yourself. >> good morning linda parker for l t b the founder i have been in california since 1981 came out for graduate school and in for 25 years since i got married i don't consider myself required i created my own business in 2006 and i do leadership development and consulting. and you know, i'm described as a trip threat i worked for apple computer as an aide and then google when i was in any 40s. which made me a - only two powers of people and google were reporting american and some small percentage anyway, i was 0 unicorn and now i'm still doing my own business at my open pace doing the things i enjoy i serve on a few board's i'll claim as served on a number of board of supervisors over the years because i enjoy working with nonprofit organizations like goodwill and spent a lot of time at goodwill in the center and tried to be an point with my purchase serving admit people and helping people do what necessary, do and my son is 21 so i learn a lot from him and on social media podium and now i use them god help me. you know, but somewhat row like it or no

. >> and linda how about yourself. >> good morning linda parker for l t b the founder i have been in california since 1981 came out for graduate school and in for 25 years since i got married i don't consider myself required i created my own business in 2006 and i do leadership development and consulting. and you know, i'm described as a trip threat i worked for apple computer as an aide and then google when i was in any 40s. which made me a - only two powers of people and google were reporting american and some small percentage anyway, i was 0 unicorn and now i'm still doing my own business at my open pace doing the things i enjoy i serve on a few board's i'll claim as served on a number of board of supervisors over the years because i enjoy working with nonprofit organizations like goodwill and spent a lot of time at goodwill in the center and tried to be an point with my purchase serving admit people and helping people do what necessary, do and my son is 21 so i learn a lot from him and on social media podium and now i use them god help me. you know, but somewhat row like it or no

i'm linda beatrice haye. and i was born in...on 26th ofjanuary, 1933, which meant that the 26th of january this year, i'm 90 years of age. i'll start off by sectioning off the different parts of the canvas. i'm using acrylics, acrylic paints, spray bottle. i use these large brushes. i believe they're, like, painting brushes for, like, homes, but they're really thick and they hold a lot of, um, water and colour. hello. hello, miss linda. greetings. shannon laughs. how are you? nice to see you. that you would recognise, because that is a picture of the caribbean sea. i think it's in negril. 0k. that is in jamaica. usually when i'm approaching the painting, i try to find the connection between myself and the sitter. so, miss linda is from jamaica, but she's had her hand in, like, a lot of different, you know, countries, a lot of different, um, spaces and communities. so, she says she classifies herself as a caribbean woman, but with african roots and, like, this worldly impact. when she was actually saying that,

i'm linda beatrice haye. and i was born in...on 26th ofjanuary, 1933, which meant that the 26th of january this year, i'm 90 years of age. i'll start off by sectioning off the different parts of the canvas. i'm using acrylics, acrylic paints, spray bottle. i use these large brushes. i believe they're, like, painting brushes for, like, homes, but they're really thick and they hold a lot of, um, water and colour. hello. hello, miss linda. greetings. shannon laughs how are you? nice to see you. that you would recognise, because that is a picture of the caribbean sea. i think it's in negril. 0k. that is in jamaica. usually when i'm approaching the painting, i try to find the connection between myself and the sitter. so, miss linda is from jamaica, but she's had her hand in, like, a lot of different, you know, countries, a lot of different, um, spaces and communities. so, she says she classifies herself as a caribbean woman, but with african roots and, like, this worldly impact. when she was actually saying that,

linda, are you there?etty sure he didn't say that all taiwanese people eat kittens, that would be crazy, let me check. nope, he said all taiwanese people eat kittens, okay, thank you so much. >> jimmy: linda, linda, hi, it's jimmy kimmel. i want to check in with you and see is everything going okay over there? i've read a lot of stuff in the news. >> everything's going great. i don't know what you're talking about. everything's going great. >> jimmy: why are you drinking so much wine, then? >> because i already drank all the vodka. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you worried about the fact that major companies are pulling their advertising from your platform, because your boss, elon musk, thought it was a good idea to amplify an anti-semitic message? oh, boy, yeah. >> that is so interesting. what was your question again? >> jimmy: i said, are you concerned that elon's hateful posts are harming your business? >> is a hot dog a sandwich? well, that's a good one. i don't know. i guess it wou

. >> as a military wife, when i heard that roger was enlisted and linda was an officer, that's a no no in the military. >> yeah, that wasn't as critical to become a couple of years later. he was a charming, and she fell in love. >> and, they got married. >> dave like the fact that he wasn't elvis fanned. >> i was like, amazed, i was like your intel vest pressley to? i was kind of surprised by that, so yeah. he was a lot of fun. >> roger admired lands devotion to her country, and her strength. >> we have to be mentally strong. the military, especially with women in the military, you have to be mentally strong, to be able to go toe to toe with some of the men. >> ellen and roger had chosen a soldier's life, and that meant a marriage full of separations. roger even miss the birth of his son tristan. >> it was unbelievable, as soon as i came back i stepped off the bus and she held him and said, this is your son. >> it was really a great moment, it really was. i just held her and held him at the same time. >> they see a good? that >> he was. he would bring him up to visit and, you know, the

the state called linda miller to testify.ecounted how tom borrowed her phone and then deleted the number he'd dialed, never dreaming she'd do her own detective work. >> you really connected the dots. to get the police to this moment. >> yeah. >> she did good. >> if you can call it good. >> finally, the prosecutor said he knew why tom wanted his wife dead. he called kelley's niece mollie to the stand. >> he just told me a lot of stuff about their relationship. >> molly told the jury about the summer she worked for her uncle tom. she said he talked a lot about his marriage. >> that he wasn't in love with her anymore, that kelley was very lazy. and he told me about him trying to sleep with other women and that he was sleeping with other women. and he told me that he also was getting close to a divorce. he just wanted to be done. >> the prosecutor told the jury this was tom's motive. he wanted to get rid of his wife but keep everything else. >> i think he was concerned that his wife, if they went through a divorce, that she proba

and i seen our cracks staff jack and all the rest will miss you solving and linda invite you and the city administrator into the well and members join us as i present the city proclamation to linda. >> (clapping) and the moment that many of us have been waiting for um, district 4 jerome joel supervisor engardio a special accomodation for the mustangs thank you, manpower. >> come on, come on up. >> colleagues it is great time to be a football fan in san francisco. (clapping.) (laughter). >> this weekend the 49ers clinched a bid but more importantly the future of football you see before us the lincoln mustangs (clapping.) they prevailed over the balboa three 5 to zero in the 99 game think the way to the fourth title in 5 years. so enough to i can't say enough about mustangs coach the football program he cultivated as lincoln high school made those kids the winner of today to the up standing leaders of tomorrow. go mustangs (clapping.) coach would you like to say a few words. >> sure. >> probably don't need this. >> sure. >> okay. >> so it is awesome to be here really a beautiful buildi

thanks linda. shawn tapia here for this project to lead a lot of the research, data analytics and equity components. i also lead for the broader team within aecom focus on sustainability, climate resilience and putting all the analytical processes through equity lens because that is key component. excited to be here with you all and kick this off and get work ing to the community. >> shawn is modest. he pioneered our equity analysis practice looking at public agency investment across social and equity so he can talk more about that later. also joined by martin con from cultural planning group and he'll introduce himself in a second. we have a couple colleagues who i'll talk about when we talk about our team. >> good afternoon everybody. martin cohen with the cultural planning group partnering with aecom on this project and you can see we got our little--[indiscernible] this gives a sense of the different firms and cultural planning group is a firm founded in 1998 here in california. i'm based in ph

this oversight is the three and 4 anniversary of loma linda earthquake i want to go over a few thingso help you preparation building a supply kit and supply kit does is not have to be put together all at once take your time on the website have a list of recommendation and have enough food and water to feed your family through three to 5 days and purchase the fire extinguisher if you have an extinguisher at hand will stop a small fire from being a by fire it is simple to use check the gage make sure it is charged and then repeat the word task task stand for pull to pin aim the novel and screws the trigger and successes to the because of fire the last recommendation to look at the gas meter electrical gas lines cause fires in the loma linda earthquake and we want to show you how to turn off the gay only turn off if you hear gas or hear hissing and coordinator nathan will demonstrate how to turn that off. >> with a whenever i'm going to turn it over one quarter turn. so in on holler orientation in turn off our gays meter don't turn it back on get a service call from >> i pledge allegianc

evan and linda, my friends, thank you so much on this sad day for a great lady. the country. >>> what they knew and when they knew it. breathtaking "new york times" reporting. ignoring warnings for a year that hamas had a detailed plan for the terror attack. how is it possible? you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. e waa mitchell reports" on msnbc it's your verizon. a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me there's no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. >>> the white house is pushing for another truce in gaza as israel has resumed its bombardment today after a seven-day cease-fire collapsed. strikes on southern gaza where palestinians had fled to. where israel agreed to designate larger safe zones as blinken appealed

and linda early chastain to participate and share a special occasion. each of them is instrumental in honoring the legacy of congress ms. -- congressman luis and having the special stamp. commemorative stamps are more than just pieces of paper with pictures on them. they tell stories. they honor heroes and they capture important moments in history. we are honoring and extraordinary contributions to the american people. an inspiring future generations to follow his lead. i want to thank you for joining us in celebrating john's life and legacy. i cannot think of a better place to honor him then right here in congress, where he served for 17 consecutive terms. he was an extraordinary man to every single person who served or visited this place. today, we will talk a little bit about his life. with this honor, we are going to remember his contributions. >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors and the singing of our national anthem. >> ♪o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's l

tÚ serÁ la mÁs linda.idad. alan: pero con Árbol y todo. como si estuviera en el Árbol. karla: como yo y todo. muy bien. satcha: muy bien, chicas. muy bien, jesse. alan: ahora el Árbol. >> jesse, yo creo que de aquÍ te tienes que ir a clases de dibujo. >> por quÉ no pintas con los ojos cerrados siempre? >> estÁ horrible. >> el moÑo me saliÓ un poco gacho. >> muy padre. >> muy bien. que pase la modelo! >> necesitamos la mesa todavÍa? alan: ahora si lo puedes explicar. >> lo que mal empieza, mal termina. karla: esto se trata de caminar dentro de un campo de obstÁculos. alguien tiene que dar la instrucciÓn a la persona que va con los ojos vendados. el seÑor tacher y yo somos equipo. >> quiÉn mÁs juega? alan: quiÉn me lleva? jessica: y yo te guÍo a ti, sasha. satcha: dale. derecho, derecho. derecha. voltea. nada +1 persona puede dar las instrucciones. tamina frente, derecha. derecha. frente, frente, frente. >> tienes los ojos abiertos. alan! alan: te lo juro por dios que no. >> si puedes brincar. brincar. bravo

. >> linda historia. >> ¿sabÍa que 98 Árboles de navidad, mÁs de 132,000 luces y 34,000 adornos navideÑose los niÑos vinieran a la casa blanca y sentirse momento de alegrÍa al ver las decoraciones. todo desde la perspectiva de un niÑo, cuando entras y caminas por debajo del Árbol de navidad. quiero que sientan la magia de la temporada. >> es un mundo mÁgico en la casa blanca este aÑo. no se pierda esta entrevista. jessica le pregunta a la doctora jill biden lo que le va a regalar al presente para navidad. >> se puede enterar esta tarde a las 4:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. hora del centro en al rojo vivo. bad bunny establece un nuevo rÉcord guinness. >> (dad) platos, platos, platos. quince minutos pasando platos sin parar... (son) somos muchos y los regalos van a ser muy pocos. (aunt dolores) cambiensen a verizon. (uncle luis) nos llevamos 4 líneas por el precio de 3... (aunt dolores) van a ahorrar un montón... (vo) ahora en unlimited welcome te llevas 4 líneas por el precio de 3 solo en verizon. orajel te ayuda a calmar el dolo y pone inmediatamente en pausa los dolores de muela intensos con la mar

linda, good morning.hank you for being here. >> good morning, frank. >> so, linda, as we just mentioned, we heard some names, mastercard, d.r. horton. outside of that, the highest levels since we've seen in january of last year, this broad market, what does it say to you? how are you telling your clients to play? >> we thought we would get 4600 s&p this year. of course, we passed through it now. that's on the strength of a handful of names. if it's going to carry on to next year and reach 500,000 next year, we need that advance to broaden, and if that happens, it really is going to broaden the markets. a lot of stocks are on sale. that's what's interesting with the trading sessions. you've seen bigger names pull back. that's bullish. again, even around the world, it's just as bullish going into the new year. >> you're saying some stocks are on sale. we do have to adrus dress the 800-pound gorilla in the room. how important is the decision from jay powell? >> that's something we don't understand, why anyon

linda, my name, the bowl hardwood c. cosby that this got an i guess they have not mind with the the the talk to the name was it will not be going to deliver it. i have a test scores have to cut off the schedule between one life. so we have the nickname of going to be going on. the up, the, you know, skin in flight got the, you know, got the been made to our name on the boat is grappling with climate extremes. when it's susan for rain, no sanction comes in the industrialized nations cost. most of us loss in damages. the drug facing is because of the emission, the global self bass or bronze assignment chaos, march 28th to play in taking action. be co africa next. on the w, you know, we are being chased and they are calling out of people that has to be very fast check. when you have reception fees, we might have to hire men to list are on the run from the timber mass. yeah, the illegal simba trade is a 1000000000 dollar business with no regard for people or nature in 45 minutes. on d w. we are all set and we're watching closely. we all seem to bring you the story behind the news. we wrote

en los días de fiesta de la reunión en familia de también trasladar las lindas costumbres.idad, pero deportes. >> cómo le fue a los cowboys? a los niners le interesaba este resultado, el regreso a los detalles 49ers. y es que estamos a menos de 24 horas del duelo de navidad en lieu stadium, donde llegarán los baltimore ravens. cliente poco común, hay que decir complicado para el equipo de la bahía. se han enfrentado en sólo 7 ocasiones en donde el duelo más importante fue en el super bowl de 2013 que se llevó baltimore. los ravens dominan la serie 5 victorias por 2 de los niners y en el choque más reciente en 2019 en baltimore, los locales se llevaron el triunfo de manera ajustada. 17 14 que con el equipo rojo y dorado buscará cambiar esa tendencia. habla sobre lo que significa jugar el día de navidad. >> no we haven't we i mean i had we addressed the situation. we all love christmas. we all love spending time with our families and all that, but we play on christmas this year it is what it is. we've been really lucky the last few years feel like it's just worked out the way

now, obviously, if islam didn't exist , linda if islam didn't exist, linda still would . idea is still would. um, but the idea is that by criticising any identity or any belief system , that you or any belief system, that you are not allowing people to exist as they as they are, but they just, um , speak of existing and just, um, speak of existing and even of genocide. i think an awful lot of people have no idea that that's what some aspects of woke are about, because they just say, well, we're being woke is kind of people. >> and, you know, that's great. this, this idea that, um , this, this idea that, um, wokeness is about being nice. >> it is about about just being aware of racism, sexism and homophobia and being opposed to it. >> well , that's all totally >> well, that's all totally sensible . well, yes, but of sensible. well, yes, but of course , if this is wokeness is course, if this is wokeness is not the only framework from which this, this can be done. >> liberals also have been opposing racism for a very long time. marxists are on the grounds that it divides the

it comes the day after linda yaccarino sent a memo to staff backing elon musk on his expletive-ladenisers. let's bring in sarah frier. we reported on this memo. what are the takeaways? sarah: linda yaccarino is trying to spin elon musk's appearance in which he told advertisers to go f themselves if they do not want to spend money on x, that if the company fails it will be their fault. yaccarino speaks to staff, calling this appearance at the conference candid and profound. she said that our principles don't have a price tag. essentially, she is backing musk saying, yeah, if advertisers don't like the way we work spend your money somewhere else. walmart is saying, sure. we will do that. you have to remember that twitter ada are not -- twitter ads are not as effective for many businesses as meta and google because the targeting isn't as specific. they work well for events. it works well for say the super bowl for big brands. for a company like walmart, you could see some effectiveness, but when it gets down to specific micro-targeting that other companies are able to do, it is easy to

estamos juntos y tenemos salud, hay vida y hay felicidad, hay celebración feliz navidad, feliz navidad, linda y y la gente tiene que notar, no? claro. ah, qué bonito tu estreno, qué bonito. >> claro que esa es la idea. >> oye, y el juego este de las sillas? >> el juego de las sillas? sí también lo he jugado. es muy familiar la redacción. >> el problema es que. no, no los va a explicar bien para que termine ganando. césar sí, verdad? >> oye, pero están buenas para refuerzo de los 49ers. estaban con todo ahí? >> sí, ojalá que no se hayan lastimado nadie ahí. >> se ve que la estaban pasando bien. >> vamos a ver que tenemos los deportes porque se jugó la final del mundial de clubes. veremos si el manchestery cumpli citó gran final disputada en arabia saudí, se midieron el monarca de la copa libertadores, fluminense, de brasil y el campeón de la champions league, el manchester city. vamos con las acciones y los citizens pues hicieron lo que mejor saben hacer golear al rival con un contundente 4 a 0 y quien destacó fue el argentino julian Álvarez al anotarle doblete al flu. ha sido un 2023 inolvida