scott walker is here with the pick next. s to do things.d dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. for us, this way is the right way which is why it's the only way we go. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi, i'm on my way with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. nothing on my skin means everything! ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ask your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. wanna know a secret? more than just my armpits stin

. >> todd: bring in iraq war veteran doug collins and scott walker. great to have you gentlemen here. doug, what do we need to see from the president at this dignified transfer, besides checking his watch? >> doug: he just needs to be the president and be there as a comforter for the president. the country is watching and mourning the loss of these three individuals who lost their lives fighting for our country and representing our country. be there, be the president and be it is comforter and make plans to say what are we going to do about it. bigger part where this goes from here. >> todd: doug said what he needs to do. scott, will this be the time joe biden rises to a moment? >> well, i hope so. doug is right. he can't be checking his watch, he needs to be dignified. we're in this situation largely because of his weakness. used to say under president trump and president reagan, peace through strength. we had targeted attacks that were effective. in contrast, weakness opens the door to evil and this president has put our men and women in the service

i'm scott walker here at the new york stock exchange. this make a break hour begins with a run on the stocks. why tom lee says there is a lot of gas left in the tank for this rally. he is going to join us in just a few to make that case for you. in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this. we are watching the nasdaq over this final stretch. it is trying, today, to make a new closing high. a little work to do. as you have seen with the nasdaq, things can happen in a hurry! 16,057 and change is the magic number there. seems like there is a new high for nvidia every day. that is because it continues its own march higher. take a look at it now. about $800 a share. 800, by the way, the magic number to nvidia to say over two trillion dollars in market cap. the dow and the s&p extending their milestones today as the market momentum continues through the week. all of that takes us to our top take. where best position for the next bump in stocks. if the bulls, in fact, all right and another one is upon us,

i'm scott walker here at the new york stock exchange. why tom lee says there is a lot of gas left in the tank for this rally. he is going to join us in just a few to make that case for you. in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this. we are watching the nasdaq over this final stretch. it is trying, today, to make a new closing high. a little work to do. as you have seen with the nasdaq, things can happen in a hurry! 16,057 and change is the magic number there. seems like there is a new high for nvidia every d

i'm scott walker. this make or break out begins with the bull case for stocks.ow has it suffered today with that harder than expected inflation report? we will ask our experts over this final stretch. including double lines jeffrey gumlog. he joins us for the closing bell expensive interview in just a moment. it's a big deal. can't wait to talk to him today. we will also get reaction from one of his country's top ranked financial advisers. rich saperstein. in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes ago at regulation looks like that. it's been ugly, and it's been ugly all day long after the release of the cpi report. the dow was down more than 700 points. 721. we will see what it does over the final stretch. the russell 2000, absolutely hammered today. small captures. supersensitive to major moves in interest rates. they are paying the price today, because yields are jumping to the highest level since december. nasdaq, as you might imagine not much better. i want you to take a look added intraday charge. okay. it's read now. he doesn't tell he whole story, be

i am scott walker live at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the countdown to three of the most important earnings reports of the season. apple, amazon, meta hitting in just about one hour. we've got ownership of all of those stocks and we will hear from the experts in a few minutes to get you set up. in the meantime, york scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this. nice bounce back for the average is today following the markets marching back from a melt down just one day ago. tech, a big reason why as most of the mega names are on the rise today. interesting moves in interest rates to their falling, despite the fact that there will be a delay, apparently, in rate cuts, according to powell. >>> tech's toughest talk yet with key earnings looming in overtime. with us to debate and discuss what is at stake in overtime is stephanie link, hightower's chief strategist and portfolio manager. she has bought more amazon stock. malcolm owns apple and amazon and several other names as well. all, of course, cnbc contributor

. >>> welcome back, i am scott walker at the u.s. stock exchange, we begin with a rally is another big month comes to a close, a month where stocks have broadened and hardened. we will ask our experts what it means for your money in the weeks ahead, take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation, it is the final trading day, no big surprises from that pce report and that is helping tech and small-cap stocks which are more sensitive to moves and interest rates, a bit mixed but the s&p and nasdaq are positive, many caps higher with the exception of apple, how many times have we said that? amd is a big gainer approaching $300 billion in market cap, its largest ever, nvidia what else closing out with another gain, almost 800 bucks, not so much for snowflake today, it is tracking for his worst day ever following earnings and guidance that takes us to our talk of the tape, we are really in a sweet spot for stocks. let's ask gabriella santos, chief market strategist for jp morgan asset management live with us once again,

if you google, lance, scott walker wrote this incredible dj script by for a long time, he's also been a scholar of houston hop, and he's put out these incredible playlists i think they're on spotify or on soundcloud. if you really want to like immerse in their culture, i will look up to. but yeah, you can follow me too. yeah. okay. okay. i think with that we will end our session and you join langston in the author's tent to, get his signature on your books and continue the conversation. thank you. thank you. thank

if you google, lance, scott walker wrote this incredible dj script by for a long time, he's also been a scholar of houston hop, and he's put out these incredible playlists i think they're on spotify or on soundcloud. if you really want to like immerse in their culture, i will look up to. but yeah, you can follow me too. yeah. okay. i think with that we will end our session and you join langston in the author's tent to, get his signature on your books and continue the conversation. thank you. thank you. thank

>> scott walker. absolutely.s you know in an investigation to be able to convict someone you have to create a pattern of crimes and what we've done with bobulinski and walker is, we created a pattern that joe biden was the brand. joe biden was what the bidens were selling access to. i mean, the big question we've always had what did the bidens do to receive the tens of millions of dollars from our enemies around the world? according to rob walker and tony bobulinski under oath they were selling access to joe biden and joe biden knew. that's the other thing, joe biden said he never met with any of these people that sent his family money. we have proven he met with all of them. this is the investigation of joe biden. i think the american people, even the democrats in congress and their allies in the mainstream media, they know the bidens were influence peddling what they try to say joe biden wasn't involved, joe biden didn't know. what we've been able to prove not only did joe biden know, joe biden was a central fi

. >> closing bell, scott walker, starts right now. >>> thank you so much for welcome to closing bell. i'm live from post night at the new york stock exchange. this make or break our begins with the surgeon s&p and the risks to the rally are mounting or much to do about nothing? will ask market watcher jeremy siegel when he joins us in just a moment. take a look at your scorecard with a 60 minutes to go in regulation because it looks like this. look at the s&p 500. we are three points away from that 5000 level. we have been hanging around for much of the day but it looks like we may make a move here in the final stretch energy is outperforming for a change how about the mega caps? mostly mixed. there is nvidia. still above $700 a share. it has been stealing the show lately above that level and then there is disney. absolutely gripping the day after returning's. that tart having its best day than in over two years picked up almost 12%. yield are holding steady within the past couple of hours it takes a two hour talk of the take him a the record run for stocks and whether it has gotten t

. >>> welcome back, i am scott walker at the u.s. a rally is another big month comes to a close, a month where stocks have broadened and hardened. we will ask our experts what it means for your money in the weeks ahead, take a look at your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation, it is the final trading day, no big surprises from that pce report and that is helping tech and small-cap stocks which are more sensitive to moves and interest rates,

i am scott walker live at the new york stock exchange.rts of the season. apple, amazon, meta hitting in just about one hour. we've got ownership of all of those stocks and we will hear from the experts in a few minutes to get you set up. in the meantime, york scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this. nice bounce back for the average is today following the markets marching back from a melt down just one day ago. tech, a big reason why as most of the mega names are on

. >> closing bell, scott walker, starts right now. >>> thank you so much for welcome to closing bell.t the new york stock exchange. this make or break our begins with the surgeon s&p and the risks to the rally are mounting or much to do about nothing? will ask market watcher jeremy siegel when he joins us in just a moment. take a look at your scorecard with a 60 minutes to go in regulation because it looks like this. look at the s&p 500. we are three points away from that 5000 level. we have been hanging around for much of the day but it looks like we may make a move here in the final stretc

walker in 2018, even when wisconsin democrats have gotten way more votes for state assembly, say in2018, when they got 54% of the vote of state assembly votes. even when they have been outvoting republicans, that clearly, democrats have been getting way less when it comes to seats in the state legislature. in that 2018 race, democrats won the total vote for state assembly by a margin of more than 200,000 votes. but republicans still got more seats. democrats won 54% of the votes for state assembly, but that 54% of the vote for state assembly but that only earned them 36% of the seats. ever since wisconsin republicans got control of their state government in 2010, they have redrawn the political maps, the state legislature and the congressional maps so that republicans effectively can't be voted out of power. so they can win more seats from wisconsin despite getting fewer votes from wisconsin. in wisconsin, it's the democrats who have won 14 out of 17 of the last state-wide elections, but republicans consistently win more seats even though they have fewer votes. the state consistentl

i'm scott walker. this make or break out begins with the bull case for stocks.flation report? we will ask our experts over this final stretch. including double lines jeffrey gumlog. he joins us for the closing bell expensive interview in just a moment. it's a big deal. can't wait to talk to him today. we will also get reaction from

walker in 2018, even when wisconsin democrats have gotten way more votes for state assembly, say inn they got 54% of the vote of state assembly votes. even when they have been outvoting republicans, that clearly, democrats have been getting way less when it comes to seats in the state legislature. in that 2018 race, democrats won the total vote for state assembly by a margin of more than 200,000 votes. but republicans still got more seats. democrats won 54% of the votes for state assembly, but that 54% of the vote only earned them 36% of the seats. ever since wisconsin republicans got control of their state government in 2010, they have redrawn the political maps, the state legislature and the congressional maps so that republicans effectively can't be voted out of power. so they can win more seats from wisconsin despite getting fewer votes from wisconsin. in wisconsin, it's the democrats who have won 14 out of 17 of the last state-wide elections, but republicans consistently win more seats even though they have fewer votes. the state consistently votes overall for democrats, most r

when wisconsin democrats have won statewide in recent years, turf-ing out the republican governor, scott when wisconsin democrats have gotten way more votes for state assembly, say, in 2018 when they got 54% of state assembly votes. even when they've been out voting, republicans, that clearly democrats have been getting way less when it comes to seats in the state legislature. in that 2018 race, democrats want the total vote for state assembly by a margin of more than 200,000 votes. but republicans still got more seats. democrats won 54% of the votes for state assembly, but that 54% of the vote only earned them 36% of the states. ever since wisconsin republicans got control of the state government in 2010, they have redrawn the political maps, the state legislature, the congressional maps, so that republicans effectively can't be voted out of power, so they can win more seats for wisconsin, despite getting fewer votes from wisconsin. i mean, in wisconsin, it is that democrats who have won 14 out of 17 of the last statewide elections. but republicans consistently win more seats even thoug

walker for example in 2018.y more votes for state assembly, say in 2018, when they got 54% of the vote of state assembly votes. even when they have been out voting republicans, that clearly, democrats have been getting way less when it comes to seats in the state legislature. in that 2018 race, democrats won the total vote for state assembly by a margin of more than 200,000 votes. but republicans still got more seats. democrats won 54% of the votes for state assembly, but that 54% of the vote only earned them 36% of the seats. ever since wisconsin republicans got control of their state government in 2010, they have redrawn the political maps, the state legislature, the congressional maps, so that republicans effectively can't be voted out of power, so they can win more seats from wisconsin, despite getting fewer votes from wisconsin. i mean in wisconsin, it's the democrats who have won 14 out of 17 of the last statewide elections. but republicans consistently win more seats, even though they have fewer votes. th

i'm scott walker, live from post 9 here at this make-or- break hour starting with stocks amid pressure with questions about the durability of this rally. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch of the surge as once again to top heavy, in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that. been a bit of a turnaround for the nasdaq, and the s&p. threaten to go positive here. dad's been under pressure, most of the, day that's really been on weakness from mcdonald's and boeing. russell getting ripped a bit today on a big jump in yields. following more hot economic data this morning. also perhaps the fallout from -- comments on 60 minutes about a push past march for that first rate cut. does take us to our top of the tape. >>> where is once again, the rise in stocks is too narrow, the so-called foundation of this market is starting to show some cracks. could be in bigger trouble if the mayor kept names start to filter. my name for us in focus today, apple. that stock has under performed the others in the group, over concerns over at sales growth among oth

walker for example in 2018.en away more votes for state assembly, say in 2018, when they got 54% of the vote of state assembly votes. even when they have been out voting republicans, that clearly, democrats have been getting way less when it comes to seats in the state legislature. in that 2018 race, democrats won the total vote for state assembly by a margin of more than 200,000 votes. but republicans still got more seats. democrats won 54% of the votes for state assembly, but that 54% of the vote only earned them 36% of the seats. ever since wisconsin republicans got control of their state government in 2010, they have redrawn the political maps, the state legislature, the congressional maps, so that republicans effectively can't be voted out of power, so they can win more seats from wisconsin, despite getting fewer votes from wisconsin. i mean in wisconsin, it's the democrats who have won 14 out of 17 of the last statewide elections. but republicans consistently win more seats, even though they have fewer vot

i'm scott walker, live from post 9 here at this make-or- break hour starting with stocks amid pressureestions about the durability of this rally. we'll ask our experts over this final sth

i'm scott walker -- from the new york stock exchange. very much within reach. we're gonna track every move over this final stretch. -- adam parker in just a moment. how high this surging stock market can go. in the meantime, a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation, we've got a lot on the move. take a look at this, nasdaq on the cusp of 16,000 again. first time since november of 2021. s&p is gonna close above 5000

i'm scott walker -- from the new york stock exchange. make or break hour begins with the s&p chasing history. the first close above 5000, very much within reach. we're gonna track every move over this final stretch. -- adam parker in just a moment. how high this surging stock market can go. in the meantime, a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation, we've got a lot on the move. take a look at this, nasdaq on the cusp of 16,000 again. first time since november of 2021. s&p is gonna close above 5000 today, barring something miraculous over this final stretch, right, now it's 25 points over that level. that's more than half of 1%. tao is given some back, russell is a big winner today. that's outperforming, it's up one and a half percent. more evidence of the recent broadening in the market after weeks of top heavy trading, we talk so much about that. how about interest rates? they're mostly higher to. after some revisions to cpi and more suggestions from more fed speakers and -- could very well come this year. just not so

you go back to the beginning of the last deck i remember scott walker in the republican state legend just like your basically cut those rights completely out. yeah, these could be major shifts. if in fact democrats can win control of the state legislature with these new lines going forward. >> this is someone sitting at home who made up, pays close attention to you as to this as you do, may wonder, the state legislature approved, but these maps, it's under a republican control. if they're looking at it saying, well, what's in it for them, why did they approve this >> why? because the state supreme court, if they in fact did not approve these lines of state supreme court could have very well picc lines were even worse for republicans in the state legislature that what was going on right there trying to sell this as a when they're trying to sell this as a when there's i mean, robin vos who's the head of that state assembly, basically was saying, you know, i give up. he'd been fighting for ever these he wanted to keep the lines he was doing basically whatever he could, in fact, was they

i remember scott walker in the republican state legislature basically cut those rights completely out shifts if in fact democrats can win control of the state legislature with these new lines going forward. >> this is someone sitting at home who made up as close attention to you as to this as you do, may wonder, the state legislature approved, but these maps, it's under a republican control. if they're looking at and say, well, what's in it for them, why did they approve this >> why? because the state supreme court, if they in fact did not approve these lines of state supreme court could have very well picked lines that were even worse for republicans in the state legislature. that what was going on right there trying to sell this as a when they're trying to sell this as a when there's i mean, robin vos who's now the head of that state assembly, basically was saying, you know, i give up, you know, he'd been fighting for ever these he wanted to keep the lines he was doing basically whatever he could, in fact, was they were floating the idea potentially of impeaching a state supreme cou

i'm scott walker with jim cramer at post 9 of the new york stock exchange. carl and david have the morning off today. let's take a look at futures this morning. do have some earnings to get through. we'll open negative if we opened right now, of course. s&p would be down by about 18, dow would be down trip digits. we'll get to a couple dow strokes that are very important. that's where our roadmap begins. walmart and home depot both topping estimates. their stocks are moving in opposite directions. plus, capital one is buying discover financial services. it's a $35 billion deal. we have the details. the ceo of doeb will be live at post nine. the first of of a cnbc interview breaking down his company's new ai features. both walmart and home depot topping earnings estimates. the stocks are moving in opposite directions. let's take the one that is up, that's walmart, jim, which beat strong holiday, strong e-commerce. comps up 4%. >> they're coming in aggressive because they're also buying visio, this advertising component they've got going. i think what they've

# she was a big, big fan of scott walker, as a lot of teenage girls were at that particular time.were there. it's a very early one as well because jimi only came to the country a few months earlier. nobody really knew him. so this is the book she had on her to get the walker brothers' autographs and couldn't get them, but wound up with jimi's, which is far more valuable. and yet with an attic clearout, it all could have been so different. you almost threw it out — the autograph. well, yeah. it was only because of the common interest in people that made me think, "well, i'lljust have a flick through it," because i knew that there were some in there. apart from that, it would have probablyjust ended up in the bin. no! i'm afraid so. instead, shirley'sjimi hendrix autograph from lincoln in the 1960s lives on, and with it memories of a legendary time in british pop. crispin rolfe, bbc news. the bbc news app one is coming up next and we will have more from the house of commons as mps debate calls for a ceasefire in gaza, including those made by the snp, which is how i should have refer

i'm scott walker with jim cramer at post 9 of the new york stock exchange.pen negative if we opened right now, of course. s&p would be down by about 18, dow would be down trip digits. we'll get to a couple dow stroke

# she was a big, big fan of scott walker, as a lot of teenage girls were at that particular time.fore he was famous. the 1967 autograph's up for auction online on friday. and scunthorpe auctioneer paul potter says it's a piece of pop history. 100%. there's all those acts that were there. it's a very early one as well because jimi only came to the country a few months earlier. nobody really knew him. so this is the book she had on her to get the walker brothers' autographs and couldn't get them, but wound up with jimmy's, which is far more valuable. and yet with an attic clearout, it all could have been so different. you almost threw it out — the autograph. well, yeah. it was only because of the common interest in people that made me think, "well, i'lljust have a flick through it," because i knew that there were some in there. apart from that, it would have probablyjust ended up in the bin. no! i'm afraid so. instead, shirley'sjimi hendrix autograph from lincoln in the 19605 lives on, and with it memories of a legendary time in british pop. crispin rolfe, bbc news. do not throw any

scott. uh, tonight i am introducing lieutenant lisa springer from the internal affairs division, who will be doing the presentation, uh, on the fourth quarter, firearms discharge review board. um, there is a slide packet. and just for note, we won't go into the very end, which lists all the previous cases, but for your, uh, for you to review and then we can take any questions after that. good evening, president elias. vice president carter oberstein, director henderson, commissioners and chief scott, um, as dc walsh said, i am lisa springer and i am the officer in charge of the internal affairs division. and i'm just here to talk about the firearm discharge review board. um, summary for the fourth quarter of 2023. so there's two cases we're going to talk about tonight. the first one involves officer shooting 17 dash 007. this actually occurred in 2017. on december 1st when officers from bayview responded to a report of a carjacking. uh the vehicle that was carjacked was reported as a white l

scott. and it feels great to be back. my name is j connor b ortega. and while i'm not here as a candidate, i am here as a very concerned resident, as always, i want to thank our men and women of the san francisco police department for all the work they do to truly san francisco, and i would not be safe without them. however, this evening there will be very big topics concerning the restrictions that this commission will decide and whether or not to place on sfpd, which is why i want to take this time to say that any more restrictions you think are approving can be always undone. last year i warned this commission that if it did not cease its campaign to destroy sfpd, we are going to see ballot initiatives like prop e, which i'm very confident will pass where we san francisco stands on the side of officers, not bureaucrat officials. remember that when you vote in favor of to remove, pretext stops this evening. now, before i finish, it would not be fair to jennifer friedenbach if i only called

let's about for now bonnie speak to scott's. i'll be back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news views and analysis, you know, not to the, to some for a month. so there's a walker, see on, continue comes on. so look at the sort of prescription of them all on that. i pretty much it on the all set i saw. it looks as though you were on the list, security, musical minus those you, missy, do something about going to need much of in my just because your logic has the ability to imagine that the plugged us, if you, to remind you that there are 3 low level momma to remind you to see today i'll come up with on the menu. so the composite kind of what it is that the kind you sound like a so level of entity. it and then they're focusing on it and gun. go my buddy to book and show up. i'll see some of the method are due to do the death of both of them. the, the, the casino sits system to set the money under the fact that the system cannot come a lot closer to let be. i think i know some of the amendments on, on what's going on

were incentivized in georgia with herschel walker. >> i think i'm on radio as well five days a weekor klay cain, again, congratulations on the book, hitting the bestsellers left. thanks for being with us. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. final thoughts. stay with us. on 's updated covid-19 shot too. ( ♪ ♪ ) start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. it's hard to explain what this feels like. ♪♪ moving piles of earth. towing up to 4,000 lbs. cutting millions of blades of grass. nothing compares to experiencing it for yourself. you just have to get in the seat. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> i repeat the insult of saying that black voters would, in some way, be enticed to support him because he had a mugshot, like all of us are criminals, or to say that because he has four indictments, one of which, or really two of which, both geo

commissioner walker here. commissioner benedicto here. commissioner janez, here.rne here. commissioner yee here. vice pr elias, you have a quorum. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. hello, everyone. welcome. happy valentine's day. i know it's so great to be her

commissioner walker here. commissioner benedicto here. commissioner janez, here. commissioner byrne here. commissioner yee here. vice pr elias, you have a quorum. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. hello, everyone. welcome. happy valentine's day. i know it's so great to be here on valentine's day. i know i specifically requested this day so that we could all be together on this special day. and the rain are makes it extra special. extra um, exactly. okay, so we have a pretty decent agenda, so let's get going and, um, hopefully get out of here at a decent hour line. item one weekly officer recognition certificate presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties. sergeant anthony searcy, star number 1054. knight investigations unit. good evening. my name is jacqueline sellinger and i am the lieutenant assigned to the knight investigations unit. i would like to take a moment to express my gratit

commissioner walker here. commissioner benedicto here. commissioner janez, here.ommissioner byrne here. commissioner yee here. vice president carter overstone is in route. president elias, you have a quorum. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. hello, everyone. welcome. happy valentine's day. i know it's so great to be here on valentine's day. i know i specifically requested this day so that we could all be together on this special day. and the rain are makes it extra special. extra um, exactly. okay, so we have a pretty decent agenda, so let's get going and, um, hopefully get out of here at a decent hour line. item one weekly officer recognition certificate presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties. sergeant anthony searcy, star number 1054. knight investigations unit. good evening. my name is jacqueline sellinger and i am the lieutenant assigned to the knight investigations unit. i wou

commissioner walker here. commissioner benedicto here. commissioner janez, here. commissioner byrne here. commissioner yee here. vice president carter overstone is in route. president elias, you have a quorum. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. hello, everyone. welcome. happy valentine's day. i know it's so great to be here on valentine's day. i know i specifically requested this day so that we could all be together on this special day. and the rain are makes it extra special. extra um, exactly. okay, so we have a pretty decent agenda, so let's get going and, um, hopefully get out of here at a decent hour line. item one weekly officer recognition certificate presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties. sergeant anthony searcy, star number 1054. knight investigations unit. good evening. my name is jacqueline sellinger and i am the lieutenant assigned to the knight investigations unit. i w