to unprecedented things. and the manifestation of religiosity was severely persecuted, but as bles pascalctly noted, god created an emptiness inside the heart of every person that cannot be filled by anything else, as god the creator, nothing created by man can fill this vacuum, these are pascal’s thoughts, they were published, including in russian, deserve to be addressed again and again. these words of the outstanding french mathematician and philosopher can be fully attributed to the life of an entire people. a break with religious tradition inevitably leads to the fact that people, internally feeling the need for the spiritual, turn to alternative forms of religiosity, and a reformatting of the spiritual life of society occurs, in ultimately, a change in the national, cultural code, which already most directly affects the state one. it was the church that became the state-forming force, if we talk about the formation, the historical formation of our society , our state. therefore, we can say that the marginalization of religion, attempts to push it to the periphery of public life, are

it shows that at a depth of 30 meters, the water temperature is close to 16 degrees celsius. pascal says the sea surface has warmed by full degrees since he began taking measurements is pretty cool, but then for a couple of the villas, probably must continue more. it's worrying escape because rising temperatures caused the water to expand and without leaving the sea level to rise, he will know the loves and take those guys come most new time. we can see this on the beach and i to spend the money and they are the half a meter narrower ingle. i verify that the beach here has shrunk by 15 meters since 1990. 3. did say that those was made out to go along with the temperature pascal measures the water, salt content which has all the one on the other are lovely medical my m k i the one of the pieces and put it providing vital info that fisherman like a sophomore, you have come to rely on and i still feel them. we had that lifestyle work as closely connected to this data. and one thing, if we know a bit more about at all, like he does, we'd be better fishers for sure why they walk in and say to

it shows that at a depth of 30 meters, the water temperature is close to 16 degrees celsius. pascal says the sea surface has warmed by full degrees since he began taking measurements. is political funding for the must continue more its worrying escape because rising temperatures caused the water to expand and with that leaving the sea level to rise. he loves i think those key. i almost know that we can see this on the beach is like to spend the money layer, the half a meter narrower ingle. i verify that the beach here has shrunk by 15 meters since 1990. 3. did say that those was made out to go along with the temperature pascal measures the water, salt content which has all the one on them. this part of the medical, my m p i the one of the pieces and put it providing vital info that fisherman like a sophomore you have come to rely on and i still feel them. we had that lifestyle work as closely connected to this data. and one thing if we knew a bit more about at all, like he does, we'd be better fishers for sure. who am i the walk in the city? i want them to hold as difficult as i used 50

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it shows that at a depth of 30 meters, the water temperature is close to 16 degrees celsius. pascal says the sea surface has warmed by full degrees since he began taking measurements. it's been able funding for a couple of the must continue more, it's worrying escape because rising temperatures caused the water to expand and with that, leaving the sea level to rise. he loves i think those key. i almost know that we can see this on the beach is to spend the money here, the half a meter narrower ingle. i verify that the beach here has trunk by 15 meters since 1993. did say that those was made out to go along with the temperature pascal measures the water, salt content which has all the one on them. this part of the lovely medical my m k i the one of the pieces and put it providing vital info that fisherman like a sophomore you have come to rely on and i still feel them. we had that lifestyle work as closely connected to this data. and one thing if we knew a bit more about at all like he does, we'd be better fishers for sure. who am i the walk in city? i want them to hold as difficult as i

it shows that at a depth of 30 meters, the water temperature is close to 16 degrees celsius. pascal says the sea surface has warmed by full degrees since he began taking measurements. is political funding for the must continue more, it's worrying escape because rising temperatures caused the water to expand and with that and leaving the sea level to rise, he loves i think those guys come most new time. we can see this on the beach and i to spend the money and they are the half a meter narrower ingle. i verify that the beach here has shrunk by 15 meters since 1990. 3. did say that those was made out to go along with the temperature pascal measures the water, salt content which has all the one on them. this but other lovely medical, my m k i the, one of the pieces and put it providing vital info that fisherman, like a sophomore, you have come to rely on hospital field and we had that lifestyle work as closely connected to this data. and one thing, if we know a bit more about at all, like he does, we'd be better fishers for sure why they walk in and say to you, i want them to quote as diffi

it shows that at a depth of 30 meters, the water temperature is close to 16 degrees celsius. pascal says the sea surface has warmed by full degrees since he began taking measurements. is political funding for the must continue more it's worrying escape because rising temperatures caused the water to expand and with that, leaving the sea level to rise. he loves i think those key. i almost know that we can see this on the beach is to spend the money a year, the half a meter narrower ingle. i verify that the beach here has trunk by 15 meters since 1993. did say that those was made out to go along with the temperature pascal measures the water, salt content which has all the one on the front of the lovely medical my m p. i'll be one of the pieces and put it, providing vital info that fisherman, like a sophomore you have come to rely on and i still feel them. we had that lifestyle work as closely connected to this data. and one thing, if we knew a bit more about at all, like he does, we'd be better fishers for sure. who am i the walk in city? i want them to go to cisco this i used piteous pia

pascal was mentioning.t, i think, is leading me to a more pragmatic approach in the sense of, let's focus on securitization, or green bonds, or climate finance, or artificial intelligence financing, or scaling up of startups, and let's build from the reality on the ground in parallel to trying to make progress on building a regulatory framework that reflects the single capital markets we should have. and that probably then, approaches, necessary areas. there are many shortcomings and the difficulty to reaching unanimous or qualified majority agreement in europe, maybe because of the maturity of our markets and maturity of our economies, which makes it more difficult to build from scratch, you know? maybe then in some areas of the world where maybe it is easier to build new paradigms, starting on a white sheet of paper. >> one of the things we have not mentioned is what has happened since 2014 is europe has actually lost its deepest, more mature capital market in the u.k. i can understand -- it is london, no

pascal fletcher with the latest. from bbc monitoring, thank you so much. state antony blinken says the cost of the war on civilians in gaza is "far too high". he made the remarks in tel aviv after meeting israeli leaders on tuesday. he is on his fourth trip to the country since it the war began. blinken said regional leaders shared the us�*s concerns about the "dire humanitarian situation" in gaza. he also said israel needed to allow aid into the territory. we know that facing an enemy that embeds itself among civilians, who it hides in and fires from schools, from hospitals, makes this incredibly challenging. but the daily toll on civilians in gaza, particularly on children, is far too high. mr blinken also delivered a message to israel from its arab neighbours to normalise relations and create a path to a palestinian state. our international editor, jeremy bowen, has more. he must be getting pretty exasperated because that message, that one about israel, "take care," is something he has repeated and repeated and it still is not happening to america's sat

pascal fletcher with the latest from bbc monitoring, thank you so much. antony blinken says the cost of the war on civilians in gaza is "far too high". he made the remarks in tel aviv after meeting israeli leaders on tuesday. he is on his fourth trip to the country since the war began. blinken said regional leaders shared the us�*s concerns about the "dire humanitarian situation" in gaza. he also said israel needed to allow essential aid into the territory. we know that facing an enemy that embeds itself among civilians, who it hides in and fires from schools, from hospitals, makes this incredibly challenging. but the daily toll on civilians in gaza, particularly on children, is far too high. mr blinken also delivered a message to israel from its arab neighbours to normalize relations and create a path to a palestinian state. our international editor jeremy bowen has more. he must be getting pretty exasperated because that message, that one about israel, "take care," is something he has repeated and repeated and it still is not happening to america's sati

it's based off the disney+ spinoff starring the bounty hunter played by pedro pascal and baby yoda.ease date is being kept under wraps. john fauf row was announced as director it's going to be the first one since 2019 to hit theaters i have a feeling people are going to be super excited about this and they'll be dressed to the nines. >> anything star war meantime, season for "mandalorian" still in the works. >>> kerry kuehn is traiting in 19th century new york for a stay at a posh beach side resort. the actress will join the white lotus. an ensemble with jayson isaacs and parker posey little is known about the installment about the dark comedy ex-seccept for a report saying it will take place in thailand, and everyone's asking who's going to come back if anyone at all. she's fantastic in the gilded age. >> she is. >> they basically said this one is going to be crazier, more intense all around >> when we come back, the new steps meta is taking to protect teens on social media. and a new study shows concerning impacts of screen time s concerng impacts of screen time. it three months l

the pacers have acquired pascal siakam the trade includes the new orleans pelicans indy sent three playerstyrese haliburton led the nba in scoring this season. this is going on there when it comes to off the court, behind the scenes as well. >> always a lot going on this time of year >>> when we come back, retail sales got a happy holiday boost. and how kraft is helping make grilled cheese gourmet ping make grilled cheese gourmet. bed biologic for crohn's and uc. in clinical trials, entyvio helped many people achieve long-term relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. although unlikely, a risk of pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, experience frequent infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. liver problems can occur. ask your healthcare provider about entyvio, the treatment prescribed to more people with crohn's and uc than any other biologic. ♪entyvio, entyvio, entyvio♪ tide is bus

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la presión atmosférica 827 pascales.rtes de lluvias, viernes, sábado y domingo amigos en san francisco sacramento fresno. a partir del día miércoles llega el sistema que estaría dejando algunas lluvias ligeras, pero el fin de semana pinta de lluvias en la región. le vamos a tener más detalles por la noche quédese en nuestro planeta tierra. regresamos. >> así fue la cuenta regresiva para el lanzamiento del cohete falcon 9 que despegó con 22 satélites. starlink la misión tuvo lugar a la una de la madrugada desde la base de la fuerza espacial vandenberg en california. este es el vuelo número 18 del propulsor que respalda la empresa spacex. mañana la nación celebra el legado del doctor martin luther king jr. reconocido líder de los derechos civiles. y como ya es tradición, los eventos estarán enfocados en tareas de voluntariado. hoy su hija bernice king publicó esta foto de su madre durante el funeral del doctor king en 1968. pocos días después de que le dispararon mortalmente. ella a través de las redes sociales, dijo, y ci

the death toll and gaza has now passed 25000 street pascals or intensifying and find unison is really or strikes of targeted areas near unnecessary.

pascal, leibniz and the cultivation of virtue. i will now turn it over to him to introduce the panelists. thank you, alex. and thank you for of you for coming today. we're enormously lucky in in today's congressional briefing, ai to have two real world experts on the history of ai and its broader place in the development of computing within society. and one expert on the use of ai style tools for historians confronting the vast amount of documentation that we have in in more contemporary forms of forms of history. there are lots of things that historians can bring. indeed, everything has a history. but in particularly in questions of history, of technology, historians offer an opportunity to get leverage that the history is one that is continued and that is not simply driven by technology in which human choice is crucial, even if it often doesn't seem that and are our our commentators today can illuminate fundamental technical questions of the development of this technology, the privacy and ethical challenges, the threats to exper

pascal fletcher is from bbc monitoring.ld us what more we've learned about the violence in ecuador and who might be behind it. it sounds like an extraordinary situation. certainly, most people relate it to what is the source of much violence in latin america, which is drug trafficking in the sense that the cartels have been penetrating ecuador, the mexican cartels and suppliers in colombia and peru to the north and south have linked up with local gangs and these local gangs have become increasingly brazen and bold. they also have their headquarters. they operate from the country's jails and it is these outbreaks of violence in the jails which has rooted back if you like, the wider outbreaks of violence. these are posing a direct challenge to the authority of what is a very new president. ecuador�*s youngest president, daniel noboa, who has been in the role barely one and a half months. it is a direct challenge to the authority and state. he has responded quite strongly with the state of emergency and declaring an internal a

let's go live to pascal fletcher with bbc monitoring. thank you for being here.ike an extraordinary situation. what more do we know about the outbreak of violence right now in ecuador and who might be behind it? certainly, most peeple _ might be behind it? certainly, most people related - might be behind it? certainly, most people related to - might be behind it? certainly, most people related to what l might be behind it? certainly, | most people related to what is the source of most violence in the source of most violence in the area, which is drug cartels. suppliers in colombia and peru to the north and south have linked up with local gangs and they have become increasingly brazen and bold. they also have their headquarters. they operate from the country's jails and it is these outbreaks of violence in these outbreaks of violence in the jail studies rooted back if you like, the wider outbreaks of violence. these are posing a direct challenge to the authority of what is a very new president. ecuador�*s youngest president, daniel noboa, who has been in the role

alexander pascal has been working on shifts since he graduated from the tyumen oil and gas industry, used to his new position for several days. alexander headed the production workshop. those who are not afraid of responsibility and difficult tasks have a career at the kavyktinskoye field. when an object starts, some kind of sadness, because this stage of construction is all ending, and you understand that this is already the end, this is the beginning of another, another stage, the stage of operation, and joy, of course, that all this, in principle, this construction is coming to an end, because well , that’s what i’m saying, not everyone can endure this, well, it’s a big load at the very least. both moral and physical. soviet geological explorers discovered gas in these protected areas in the late eighties. having started its production, in 2022 gazprom not only implemented a large-scale project, but breathed new life into the economy of the irkutsk region. this is, first of all, work for a decade, because the design life of the kavykinskoye field is 99 years, which means that ther

este aÑo muy pocos hispanos nominados, entre ellos, serena gÓmez por su trabajo en una serie y pedro pascalente puede ver que la gente que estÁ trabajando y que estÁ en el mismo nivel pueden hacer algo juntos. >> fabuloso. increÍble. >> es muy importante lo estamos viendo aquÍ a los globos de oro. con lÓpez me siento muy agradecida de estar aquÍ. >> jack black tambiÉn nos dio a conocer su nominados favoritos. >> pascal es mejor que todos los actores de hollywood. "barbie" es excelente. >> despuÉs del desfile de las celebridades por la alfombra roja vamos a ver quiÉnes se llevaron un globo de oro a su casa. >> el globo de oro a la mejor pelÍcula extranjera fue para la francesa. como mejor actriz en una pelÍcula o comedia emma stone. el globo a la mejor actriz fue otorgado a lily. la pelÍcula mÁs galardonada la noche fue con cinco premios. kily murphy como mejor actor. la gran favorita "barbie" se llevÓ el premio como la nueva categorÍa. [habla en inglÉs] alan: era lÓgica que tenÍa la mÁs nominaciones y ganÓ la mÁs importante de alguna manera. karla: tengo que admitir algo. el seÑor es como e

his wife, giada calagrande, director guelherma deltoro, actors pedro pascal, mark ruffalo and actressiam's career began in 1979 when he landed a role in the film heaven's gate , directed by michael jimin. but then he was fired. a bad start, but not only that. the actor's desire to continue acting. dafoe is known for his roles in many cult films. it's also missippi platoon on fire, spider-man, saints from bundak, aviator, manderley, the poor and unfortunate. he was nominated four times for an academy award and a screen actors guild award. he is also the winner of the volpia cup for best actor. his star on the walk of fame became 2768, no less. it's still an honor. it’s an honor, of course, when a star shines on you. including self-confidence, determination, because even if you don’t succeed in the first couple of steps, this does not mean that you have to give up your dream. well, right now, let's continue with the topic of cinema, this it’s always exciting, especially before the weekend, we learn about this week’s film premieres. our colleague mariana marinkova studied the posters of

pascal, but also the others would like to see? >> i will kick off with the pension bit. in my single biggest learning, particularly from looking at the nordic economies, is the way they have prevented -- so, they developed pension systems with the objective of maintaining income sufficiency for their sophia he -- their society in decades to come. have done it in a way that has delivered him -- delivered an amazing economic benefit. if i was to pick one thing that i think can change the direction is more countries within the european union doing something which they want to do anyway, to look after citizens later in life, doing it in a way that deepens the volume of capital for investment in what we are talking about. >> i think a relief to the securitization rules, because it would be an immediate relief to the economy and banks. and for you practically to have on this panel an industry leader who actually says that they are not getting the financing which they need. so, if we finally explained to the people that capital market is not a wish by the banks, a necessity for

smith said she couldn't believe he was comparing women to animals, while new jersey congressman bill pascalit the republican party in one clip. now we have it. let's play it. >> in my veterinary career, i did thousands of ultrasounds on animals, you know, determining pregnancy and that kind of thing. i think i know ma development more than anyone here. >> he's comparing women to animals. how is the white house with a campaign looking at this? >> quite the clip, katy. we should tell people here, thursday republicans in wisconsin state assembly debated and ultimately voted to pass a bill asking voters whether wisconsin should ban abortions after 14 weeks of pregnancy. currently the state bans abortions after 20 weeks. what we heard and saw was wisconsin state representative, you said joel kitchens, arguing that his experience as a veterinarian, someone who works on animals gave him special insight into how bodies of human women work. he did that as he was arguing abortion wasn't health care. that was the point he was trying to make, abortion isn't health care. he has faced a ton of backlash f

>> i am reminded of pascal's wager. by then, it might be too late. the irritating next irritating thing about the question is, i study this stuff and people pay me to do it. i can't put a number on it. i can't tell you it's double the risk or 10 times the risk. these are the sort of answers that people like to questions. it is congress, if i went down this idea that that's about the risk in ukraine and they would say this is doing calculations on the back of a napkin. at the same time, it's very important. so i am less just to mix shelling with eisenhower, eisenhower said ideas are nothing and plans are everything. by the time we have demand for it, we might be gone. >> do ucs making the same mistake today as maybe we have in the past -- do you see us making the same mistakes today that we have in the past? >> i would just say i think the biggest problem is the mindset hasn't changed. there is a refusal to recognize that america has limits and that is incredibly dangerous and could lead to a lot of bad places, including to nuclear escalation. and sti

the report from your organization about what it is during the war.nant in gaza emergency coordinator pascal emergency patients at -- emergency hospital in gaza. he wrote that, without this war, she would not have lost their son. what can you tell us about these experiences and life-threatening risks women, pregnant women specifically, are now facing? >> it's harrowing. and the story that you mentioned, it is from one of the five hospitals where we are supporting medical workers to try to keep things running amid very difficult conditions. so, this was in emerati hospital, in the south, a maternity hospital, one of the -- as all the hospitals, are all the hospitals where we are working. we find it is above and beyond capacity with thousands of people not only sheltering inside the hospital but makes it very difficult to work. so, this mother came having previously having had a caesarean section. so, she was going into labor. she had a feeling that this was not right, something was wrong. she felt it. and so, she went in. but when she got to the hospital, all the operating rooms were full. th

emergency coordinator pascal -- spoke with emergency patients at -- emergency hospital in gaza.thout this war, she would not have lost their son. what can you tell us about these experiences and life-threatening risks women, pregnant women specifically, are now facing? >> it's harrowing. and the story that you mentioned, it is from one of the five hospitals where we are supporting medical workers to try to keep things running amid very difficult conditions. so, this was in emerati hospital, in the south, a maternity hospital, one of the few places that women can go to the lever safely. but even there it is still overrun as all the hospitals, are all the hospitals where we are working. we find it is above and beyond capacity with thousands of people not only sheltering inside the hospital but makes it very difficult to work. so, this mother came having previously having had a caesarean section. so, she was going into labor. she had a feeling that this was not right, something was wrong. she felt it. and so, she went in. but when she got to the hospital, all the operating rooms we

the sharks are fixed okay so now the warriors you know they could make a trade for pascal siakam or youan a one person deal that's going to fix everything i mean they need to make multiple trades i mean from your perspective that's the only way to fix this. >> it's not just this is not a little tweak or draymond's going to come back and we're going to be fine. >> again. this is they've got to make some hard, hard decisions here, okay? >> and there's no guarantee of success doing that. >> not at all. and the salary is just garganta. yeah. >> thanks, larry. yeah >> all right. coming up tonight on abc seven at 8:00. the premier of press your luck, then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for joining us. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, larry, bill, all of us here. we appreciate your time. have a great evening and we'll see you again at 11. ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios... this is... [applause] today's second chance contestants are a planning consultant from pomfret, connecticut... a nonp

succession not only has half of the nominees here, hbo has over half, when you add pablo pascal, then globes and i think has definite momentum here. let's be honest, that was maybe the role his roman was maybe the role that actually took the show to a whole other level and it was already a pretty high level to begin with. >> i agree with that. he was amazinin it. what about outstanding lead actor in a dramas? here's a couple really soli choices. here you've got elizabeth matt -- kerry russe, the diplomat. succession, and your pick? >> again, succession is going to succeed. i feel boring, we are basically saying the same thing over and over. i think sarah snook, who also one of the golden globes, very good here but i will say that terry russell and the diplomat the netflix series, that could be the wildcard here. a lot of favorites and nacho. a lot of love to that show. but i think this is successions year. it was their final year, and i think they are going to take home all the gold. >> can i just, say i wasn't a flight with her and we can have a go to the golden globes, she is so ni

and today's mutual pascals. presidential spokesman said, it's unclear how this incident would impact seats or prisoners swaps vote since then on. but i come to apollo foods. the chatter of russians defense committee has said, russia, we'll keep talking to you train about the swaps because that's the only option the sides have to bring the soldiers home. richard plesco also said that the process of prisoners folks must have been in silence, alluding to the very complex nature of a secretive nature, as we've had the earlier of the swaps. and they have been multiple exchanges. of course, since the start of the conflict, russia took the unusual step guess that they're releasing the names based sites, will unfold that plane a t of has yet to confirm that officially. but whatever the results of this investigation, certainly the families of the peer deputies on both sides of which there are thousands. i'm going to be very concerned this morning about the future of bringing their loved ones home. because of what's happened over the last 24 hours. i don't think so. that's, i don't know who ca

succession actors being up against each other, which could of course split the vote and someone like pedro pascaling on around these awards ceremonies. on around these awards ceremonies that is interesting. so let�*s start with the host. now, i understand they only really confirmed it in december because people kept turning it down, kept turning the job down. well, it�*s not actually the most popularjob in showbiz because, you know, a lot of people have been felt that they had to take the role and didn�*t really enjoy it and spoke out against the golden globes. prior to that, of course, we had some very funny people like amy poehler and tina fey and ricky gervais to it. but some of them got into a bit of hot water for being a bit too close to the bone. so now we�*ve got comedianjo koy, who�*s going to be doing this. hopefully a safe pair of hands, could be interesting, everything to play for. but yeah, i mean, it�*s a slightly surprising decision. i mean, well known to in the us, perhaps not so much in the uk. ok, you brought up the issues that go back to 2021, the ethics and diversity, and they

>> i am reminded of pascal's wager. by then, it might be too late.he irritating next irritating thing about the question is, i study this stuff and people pay me to do it. i can't put a number on it. i can't tell you it's double the risk or 10 times the risk. these are the sort of answers that people like to questions. it is congress, if i went down this idea that that's about the risk in ukraine and they would say this is doing calculations on the back of a napkin. at the same time, it's very important. so i am less just to mix shelling with eisenhower, eisenhower said ideas are nothing and plans are everything. by the time we have demand for it, we might be gone. >> do ucs making the same mistake today as maybe we ha in the past -- do you see u making the same mistakes today that we have in the past? >> i would just say i think the biggest problem is the mindset hasn't changed. there is a refusal to recognize that america has limits and that is incredibly dangerous and could lead to a lot of bad places, including to nuclear escalation. and still, p

pedro pascal hizo su entrada Única en la alfombra junto con su hermana.. estÁ con su producciÓn "griselda". la colombiana estÁ en new york y peco con esta deliciosa pizza. muy merecido. tiene un gran cuerpo. con tanto trabajo puede comer lo que ella quiere. sofÍa, te esperamos en casa! chef: parece que le gusta mucho la pizza. raÚl: podrÍamos decir los carbohidratos. [risas] jomari: depende la cantidad que se comiera. raÚl: obviamente. de vez en cuando se hace. su pizza y dulce. de acuerdo. jomari: si vas a comer la pizza entera... [risas] karla: vale pecar de vez en cuando. ademÁs, el frÍo te invita a comer cosas asÍ como pasta, vino, pizza. mucha gente estar asÍ. satcha: nadie quiere verdura ni ensalada. nada por el estilo. 80% del paÍs experimenta esta temperatura bajo cero que mejorarÍa por un corto tiempo, pero luego empeorarÍa. vamos a dallas, texas con lester rojas que tienen los nuevo detalles y dice que, en medio de este tiempo gÉlido, hay preocupaciones y se registran afectaciones en tuberÍas de esa ciudad. lester, muy buenos dÍas. adelante. les

. >> pascal. >> pascal and c and importantly c is very closer to the assembly portion of it. >> we'veoney and go to commercial we're going to be coming back in just a moment. one of the biggest topics here at the economic forum, we're talking medical innovations to replacing jobs we're going to talk to the co-founder of the ai lab. >>> and coming up at 7:00 a.m. eastern time, you don't want to miss this. jpmorgan chase chairman and ceo jamie dimon joining us for an extended interview on everything from the global risks to the interest rate. he's meeting with president zelenskyy and more "squawk box" will be back in just a moment. there is a lot of information out there. hamas is a terrorist group oppressing the palestinian people. hamas refused a continued ceasefire, a continued pause in fighting and more aid from israelis in exchange for just freeing more hostages. instead, hamas resumed attacks. not to protect the palestinian people or obtain peace, only to destroy israel. we must stand against hamas and stand with palestinians and israelis for basic human rights. >>> welcome back t

but i'm sure the the sailor, francis pascal was very happy that charles mcclain was his was his captain. all right. now formal resistance, the black community in the north, especially in massachusetts and in new york, were leading the charge to highlight the brutality of these laws and the violence done against the free black maritime workforce. one of the ways they went about doing this was by using the press right? they used the public sphere as a way to elicit disgust from voters who would then force political leaders to do something about this harsh treatment. frederick douglass used his public actions as a megaphone to highlight these atrocious these atrocious actions on the part of southern port workers. he was not alone. several other african-american newspapers did likewise, like the color american, francis, the frederick douglass paper, the north star. but it wasn't just the black press. it was also the abolitionist press. right. and this is william powell, jr. he is the. first commissioned black surgeon for the u.s. army. i wanted to have a picture of his dad, but there is no

which has given you the most pleasure meeting a woman called juua pleasure meeting a woman called julia pascal because i want and the director, because i want to say also that i mean, now i'm talking about it and i'm quite at ease . at ease. >> but when i came here, i couldn't talk about it. i couldn't talk about it. i couldn't talk about about it. any experiences . i didn't want any experiences. i didn't want people to feel sorry for me . i people to feel sorry for me. i couldn't actually explain everything because some of it sounds to me even like a story that i sounds to me even like a story that! can sounds to me even like a story that i can only make myself feel. yes, it did happen. so i wasn't going to tell the story to people who were not familiar with the situation . so i was with the situation. so i was silenced. i just, with the situation. so i was silenced. ijust, i with the situation. so i was silenced. i just, i just wanted to study english, see how far i can go and so on. so meeting this woman , julia, i didn't know this woman, julia, i didn't know her interests , but there was h

i spoke with pascal, the cfo he says he expects the headwinds to dissipate he said they expect to benings per share in 2025 as those headwinds dissipate. again, the company is hanging its hat on its free cash flow performance for the fourth quarter. $16.8 billion, that's up from the guidance they gave they talk about their customers up $1.7 million for the year they say it's the best full year operating income it's down 2.25%. >>> when we come back, former president trump winning the new hampshire primary. nikki haley is vowing to continue her campaign. we'll talk to pollster frank luntz next 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 trade brilliantly. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. former president donald trump winning over nikki haley she says the battle is f

what is he, religious , or is it just is he, religious, or is it just pascal's wager ?l. yeah, well, this is happening, right? >> anyway, where do we. well, we kind of got on to criminology and all of this talk of, you know, been and all of this talk of, you know, on been and all of this talk of, you know, on your been and all of this talk of, you know, on your neck been and all of this talk of, you know, on your neck of een and all of this talk of, you know, on your neck of the going on in your neck of the woods. so canada goose coat. >> be mugged. and we >> you can be mugged. and we were talking about vinted and things so basically things earlier on. so basically all things where they rip all these things where they rip the or the rolex off your hand or whatever you can now be whatever it is, you can now be mugged for wearing a canada goose. >> yeah. these these >> yeah. so these are these ubiquitous sort furry lined ubiquitous sort of furry lined parka jackets, some of which can cost £1,700. and also these ubiquitous north face padded jackets , often black padded jac