es por eso que el senador estatal scott winner propone legislaciones que él asegura impulsarán nuevosivienda y también más turismo. nathalie vera nos cuenta de qué se trata la meta de todo pequeño negocio en san francisco. es la misma. creemos que el turismo vuelva y que el turismo tenga lugares donde poder ir. líderes de la ciudad son conscientes que necesita impulsar la economía local? solo en los negocios latinos perdimos más del 30% de negocios que cerraron y que no volvieron a abrir, según un comunicado del senador estatal scott winner. la tasa de oficinas vacantes en el centro de san francisco aumentó a más del 35% para finales del 2023. una gran diferencia al promedio del 5% en el 2019. es por eso que el senador winner propone nuevas leyes para revitalizar el centro de la ciudad. una de ellas es la sb 12 27. la cual agilizaría el proceso de remodelar o reemplazar edificios . y es que le permitiría a los desarrolladores evitar cierto controles ambientales. esperamos que se aprovechen de la mano de obra local para que den oportuni dades a contratistas pequeños para que puedan tra

y es por eso que el senador estatal scott winner propone legislaciones que asegura impulsarán nuevosatinos perdimos más del 30% de negocios que cerraron y que no volvieron a abrir, según un comunicado del senador estatal scott winner. la tasa de oficinas vacantes en el centro de san francisco aumentó a más del 35% para finales del 2023. una gran diferencia al promedio del 5% en el 2019. es por eso que el senador winner propone nuevas leyes para revitalizar el centro de la ciudad. una de ellas es la sb 12 27, la cual agiliza el proceso de remodelar o reemplazar edificios. y es que le permitiría a los desarrolladores evitar ciertos controles ambientales. esperamos que se aprovechen de la mano de obra local para que den oportunidades a contratistas pequeños para que puedan trabajar en la revitalización de los edificios. la propuesta también busca atraer proyectos de vivienda al centro de la ciudad para inquilinos de sueldos moderados. para algunos pequeños negocios, el esfuerzo debería ir de la mano de más tácticas de seguridad porque están robando. hay muchos homeless y casi eso ha baj

líderes de la ciudad como la alcaldesa london breed, el senador estatal scott winner y otros funcionariosas calles del distrito financiero cerraron hasta el rededor de las 09:30. muchos optaron por el transporte público. vivimos como 5 minutos de una estación de entonces. pues rápido llegamos aquí como en media hora y nada más. caminamos porque es más fácil, porque con el estacionamiento, el tráfico y también como estados. francisco los últimos meses reportando en san francisco nathalie vera noticiero. telemundo 48. nueva información. un joven de 16 años perdió la vida en un tiroteo esta mañana en antioch. el incidente ocurrió en observación , donde los agentes llegaron poco después de las 05:00 y encontrar al adolescente dentro de un vehículo. a pesar de ser trasladado al hospital, falleció más tarde. de momento no hay reporte de arrestos y 4. 17 multas de tránsito marcan el saldo de una reciente operación conjunta entre la policía de fresno y la patrulla de caminos, enfocada en garantizar la seguridad en las carreteras del condado. la operación que concluyó esta semana no solo se limitó

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but a late winner from scott mctominay means united have narrowed the gap to villa in fifth in the tableive points. it cost them a lot of power to get the equaliser and they dropped also after the equaliser back. and that gave us some space and some grit. and after that point, i think we could control the game and we get more possession. and from one of such attacks, we scored a great goal. they are contained in more than has to be in the position we are now. we have five point difference between them. of course, this is short the distance now, but we have to try to do that quick. in the sinai, they're trying to to be strong in our mind and don't lose our mind. now in spain, barcelona missed the chance to close the gap on second placed girona after being held to a three all draw at second from bottom side. granada. barca blushes were spared by their 16—year—old winger lamine jamal, who scored twice to help them come from behind to claim a point. barca now ten points behind leaders real madrid. let's move on to rugby union now in the six nations, because ireland are still on four back to

but a late winner from scott mctominay means united have narrowed the gap to villa in fifth in the tablepoints. it cost them a lot of power to get the equaliser and they dropped also after the equaliser back. and that gave us some space and some breathe. and after that point, i think we could control the game and we get more possession. and from one of such attacks, we scored a great goal. they are content more than has to be in the position we are now. we have five point difference between them. of course, this is short, the distance now, but we have to try to do that quick. at the same time, they're trying to to be strong in our mind and don't lose our mind. now in spain, barcelona missed the chance to close the gap on second placed girona after being held to a 3—3 draw at second from bottom side granada. barca were spared by their 16—year—old winger lamine jamal, who scored twice to help them come from behind to claim a point. barca now ten points behind leaders real madrid. let's move on to rugby union now and the six nations, because ireland are still on for back to back grand slams

but a late winner from scott mctominay means united have narrowed the gap to villa in fifth in the tableive points. it cost them a lot of power to get the equaliser and they dropped also after the equaliser back. and that gave us some space and some breathe. and after that point, i think we could control the game and we get more possession. and from one of such attacks, we scored a great goal. they are content in more than has to be in the position we are now. we have five point difference between them. of course, this is short the distance now, but we have to try to do that quick. at the same time, they're trying to to be strong in our mind and don't lose our mind. now in spain, barcelona missed the chance to close the gap on second placed girona after being held to a three all draw at second from bottom side granada. barca were spared by their 16—year—old winger lamine jamal, who scored twice to help them come from behind to claim a point. barca now ten points behind leaders real madrid. let's move on to rugby union now in the six nations, because ireland are still on for back to back

scott: there will be winners and losers.he multifamily workout will be a combination of operational and financial expertise. a lot of these properties, particularly those bought by syndicators the put a little money in and got the wrong capital structure without the expertise to turn these around. therein lies the opportunity. abigail: you were in china a few days ago, you have invested many millions in asian real estate. what do you see there? is it worse than the reports? scott: china is a real enigma. the property markets themselves are incredibly soft. the big chinese real estate companies have very complicated and broken capital structures in this bunch they have taken money from customers to build condominiums which they have not yet built. they used it for general corporate purposes. they have corporate loans against buildings and when the government crackdown on lending there was a shadow banking system. the better ones went public in hong kong so they have public shareholders and did high-yield debt issuance out of

but a late winner from scott mctominay means united have narrowed the gap to villa — in fifth in thed they dropped also after the equaliser back and it gave us some space to breathe and after that point i think we controlled the game. we got more possession and we scored a great goal as we had more attacks. on to rugby union's six nations, and ireland are still on for back—to—back grand slams after an easy win over italy. they scored six tries in the home match in dublin. and despite italy's impressive performance against england last week, they failed to score a single point. it finished 36—0. we got what we wanted out of the game, keeping them to zero is very pleasing. some nice tries, performances by individuals, etc. got a bit clunky in parts. they are tricky enough to play against, they have changed the way they play, a little more pragmatic, so you have to find different ways to get in the ball. to get the ball back. now, super bowl 58 is almost here. in just over three hours' time, the kansas city chiefs face the san francisco 49ers — and for the first time, it's taking place

because of course, with the big winner tonight being joe biden, i think the other big winner is tim scottelevation on the trump vp stakes has moved up a little bit tonight, because all the talk out there was that president biden was wavering with black voters, the black support in the democratic primary was going to be a problem. the opposite of that happened. i think tim scott is going to trump saying, hey, look at, me i can maybe help you in a way that you won't have if i'm not on that ticket. >> it's going to say, one of the other surprising headlines according to steve kornacki, as the way he broke down, was the big turnout among white voters in south carolina, for joe biden. i think that was a headline that perhaps some of us were not expecting to see so pronounced this early on in the evening. ameshia cross, i fernand amandi, and the sunday shows jonathan capehart, thank you to the three of you, i greatly appreciate it. as next, -- today's big story, a big round of airstrikes, this time in yemen. stay with us. stay with us. i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity

because of course, with the big winner tonight being joe biden, i think the other big winner is tim scottrump vp stakes has moved up a little bit tonight, because all the talk out there was that president biden was wavering with black supporters, the black support in the democratic primary was going to be a problem. the opposite of that happened. i think tim scott is going to trump saying, hey, look at, me i can maybe help you in a way that you won't have if i'm not on that ticket. >> it's going to say, one of the other surprising headlines according to steve kornacki, as the way he broke down, was the big turnout among white voters in south carolina, for joe biden. i think that was a headline that perhaps some of us were not expecting to see so pronounced this early on in the evening. ameshia cross, i fernand amandi, and the sunday shows jonathan capehart, thank you to the three of you, i greatly appreciate it. as next, -- today's big story, a big round of airstrikes, this time in yemen. stay with us. kes, this time in yemen. stay with us. >> the united states and the united kingdom laun

but a late winner from scott mctominay means united have narrowed the gap to villa in fifth in the table some space to breathe and after that point i think we controlled the game. we got more possession and we scored a great goal from one of those attacks. on to rugby union's six nations and ireland are still on for back to back grand slams after an easy win over italy. they scored six tries in the home match in dublin. and, despite italy's impressive performance against england last week, they failed to score a single point. it finished 36—0. we got what we wanted out of the game, a bonus point win, and keeping them to zero is very pleasing. some nice tries, nice performances by individuals, etc. got a bit clunky in parts. but they are tricky enough to play against, they have changed the way they play, a little more pragmatic, so you have to find different ways to get the ball back. now super bowl 58 is almost here. in just over two hours' time, the kansas city chiefs face the san francisco 49ers, and for the first time it's taking place under the lights of las vegas. all eyes will be o

now and you york is chris hedges for the middle east bureau chief of the new york times and the prize winner and building and u. k. scott lucas is a professor at university college dublin and it's a will view that provides news and analysis through those facing conflict to provision and change. and invasion. quite y'all, henry along is the founder and president of the st at the china and globalization, and a full the counselor to china state council, which is china's cabinet. thank you very much for your time. and to joining us here on inside story. if we could start broadly and then uh, focusing uh, drill down on the specific conflicts that are happening around the world at this point in time. chris of, i can begin with you. what do you make of the premise that with sliding inevitably towards world war 3, i don't know that anything is inevitable, but these conflicts are very dangerous because whatever the intentions and i don't think that it ran as by law or the united states seat or regional conflict of buy, exacerbating tensions within the regions through strikes, some town or strikes. wh

now and you york is chris hedges for the middle east bureau chief of the new york times and the prize winner and building and u. k. scott lucas is a professor at university college dublin and it's a will view that provides news and analysis through those facing conflict to provision and change. and invasion. quite y'all, henry along is the founder and president of the st of to china and globalization, and a full the counselor to china state council, which is china's cabinet. thank you very much for your time. and to joining us here on inside story. if we could start broadly and then uh, focus and drill down on the specific conflicts that are happening around the world at this point in time. chris of, i can begin with you. what do you make of the premise that with sliding inevitably towards world war 3, i don't know that anything is inevitable, but these conflicts are very dangerous because whatever the intentions and i don't think that it ran as by law or the united states seat, a regional conflict of buy, exacerbating tensions within the regions through strikes, some town or strikes. whethe

now and you york is chris hedges for the middle east bureau chief of the new york times and the prize winner and booming and u. k. scott lucas is a professor at university college dublin and it's a will view that provides news and analysis through those spice and conflict to profession and change. and, and beijing, quite y'all. henry along is the founder and president of the sense that the china and globalization and the full, the counselor to china, state council, which is china's cabinet. thank you very much for your time. and to joining us here on inside story. if we could start broadly and then uh, focus and uh, drill down on this specific conflicts that are happening around the world at this point in time. chris of, i can begin with you. what do you make of the premise that with sliding inevitably towards world war 3, i don't know that anything is inevitable, but these conflicts are very dangerous because whatever the intentions and i don't think that it ran as by law or the united states seat or regional conflict of buy, exacerbating tensions within the regions through strikes, some to

now in new york is chris hedges for the middle east bureau chief of the new york times and the prize winner and booming and u. k. scott lucas is a professor at university college dublin and it's a will view that provides news and analysis through those spice and conflict to profession and change. and in beijing, quite y'all, henry, along is the founder and president of the sense that the china and globalization and the full, the counselor to china, state council, which is china's cabinet. thank you very much for your time. and to joining us here on inside story. if we could start broadly and then uh, focus and uh, drilled down on this specific conflicts that are happening around the world at this point in time. chris, if i can begin with you, what do you make of the premise that with sliding inevitably towards world war 3, i don't know that anything is inevitable, but these conflicts are very dangerous because whatever the intentions and i don't think that it ran as by law or the united states seat, a regional conflict of by exacerbating tensions within the regions through strikes and calen

now and you york is chris hedges for the middle east bureau chief of the new york times and the prize winner and building and u. k. scott lucas is a professor at university college dublin and it's a will view that provides news and analysis through those spice and conflict to profession and change and invasion. quite y'all, henry along is the founder and president of the st at the china and globalization, and a full the counselor to china state council, which is china's cabinet. thank you very much for your time. and to joining us here on inside story. if we could start broadly and then focusing uh, drill down on this specific conflicts that are happening around the world at this point in time. chris of, i can begin with you. what do you make of the premise that with sliding inevitably towards world war 3, i don't know that anything is inevitable, but these conflicts are very dangerous because whatever the intentions and i don't think that it ran as by law or the united states seat or regional conflict of buy, exacerbating tensions within the regions through strikes, some town or strikes. wh

she's got a song that is incredible by the way, she's a nine-time grammy winner.lso coming up, we will be in the kitchen, turning up the dial on some pantry staples, putting her spin on a beloved weeknight pasta dish >> coming up in the third hour, catching up with two stars, teaming up in a new nbc sitcom they're live to tell us all about a show called "extended family." >>> tomorrow, get ready to eat because we are hosting our very own "today" show burg battle that's right from traditional patties to patty melts to smash burgers i just got excited i said, can we do this and, yes, we're doing the burger battle you just might want to be inspired to fire up the grill for a winter cookout >> love it mr. roker, it is chilly out here. how is the weather looking >> it is brisk, baby chilly would be good now, but that's another deal. sunshine all the way out to the west we've got heavy rain thursday showers and storms in the upper great lakes, drying out out west thankfully for our friends there. like spring down through texas and as we move on in to saturday, breezy an

the game appeared to be heading for a 1—1 draw at villa park, until scott mctominay scored an 86th minuteng the penalty. callum o'hare and haji wright giving it a go, wright won it. luckily for him, he scored it as coventry won 2—1 at millwall, in the championship and move into the top six. in the scottish premiership, dundee scored a last—minute penalty to come from behind to beat stjohnstone 2—1. whilst in the cup, holders celtic are into the quarterfinals after beating st mirren 2—0. kyogo furuhashi with celtic�*s opener. hearts are also into the last eight after they beat airdrieonians 4—1. after a damaging league defeat last sunday, arsenal women's season has taken another disappointing turn. they've been knocked out of the fa cup — beaten 1—0 by manchester city. laia aleixandri with the goal as city booked their place in the quarter finals. elsewhere, there were also wins for brighton, chelsea, liverpool, manchester united and everton. now it's been a stunning journey, one filled with drama all the way through, but hosts ivory coast have won the africa cup of nations for a third tim

so let's talk about that with scott rocks by who's at the $1000000000.00 for us looking data as always give us an idea of the atmosphere with the festivals. got yeah. hi bad. um no, sabrina was here. uh out here tonight. i mean, the last couple of years had the barrel and all that haven't been been muted. of course we had to cobit years, where with the girl i was the make sense. we shut down. and last year everyone came back, but it was still a little bit cautious, not quite as many people out. but tonight it's also great weather for berlin standards in february. and people are really excited. the red carpet is packed and we're really everyone just on pins and needles, to see what the jury decides in, in a few hours time when we just thought about the reading until my favorite cake. but as we pointed out, developing all is known for surprises. yeah, definitely, but i do have to say that my favorite cake is a one of my personal favorites. i think one of the critics of favorites this year is a really touching story of this 7 year old. a woman who sees a new chance had had a lot of love r

. ♪ back now with a fox news alert, a winner is in for the democratic presidential primary.he newsroom breakdown the results. >> we got the numbers and perhaps to nobody's surprise, the sitting president biden former senator from the state of delaware and former vice president wins the south carolina primary. his the primary four years ago his campaign was one of the endorsement of congressman clyburn. this time he went again with 97% of the vote will marianne williamson comes in second with 1.7% in minnesota congressman dean phillips with 1.3% so the runway victory for the sitting president tonight in south carolina whether it propels his campaign forward like it did four years ago, it's yet to be seen. back to you. >> welcome back to the "big weekend show", nypd searching for more suspects linked to the migrants who attacked nypd officers in new york's times square. most of the suspects arrested gottfried without cash bail. the new york district attorney alvin bragg dodged questions on the bail physician shortage. >> why were they released? >> do you regret it? >> can you

. ♪ back now with a fox news alert, a winner is in for the democratic presidential primary.s in the newsroom breakdown the results. >> we got the numbers and perhaps to nobody's surprise, the sitting president biden former senator from the state of delaware and former vice president wins the south carolina primary. his the primary four years ago his campaign was one of the endorsement of congressman clyburn. this time he went again with 97% of the vote will marianne williamson comes in second with 1.7% in minnesota congressman dean phillips with 1.3% so the runway victory for the sitting president tonight in south carolina whether it propels his campaign forward like it did four years ago, it's yet to be seen. back to you. >> welcome back to the "big weekend show", nypd searching for more suspects linked to the migrants who attacked nypd officers in new york's times square. most of the suspects arrested gottfried without cash bail. the new york district attorney alvin bragg dodged questions on the bail physician shortage. >> why were they released? >> do you regret it? >> ca

. ♪ back now with a fox news alert, a winner is in for the democratic presidential primary.ewsroom breakdown the results. >> we got the numbers and perhaps to nobody's surprise, the sitting president biden former senator from the state of delaware and former vice president wins the south carolina primary. his the primary four years ago his campaign was one of the endorsement of congressman clyburn. this time he went again with 97% of the vote will marianne williamson comes in second with 1.7% in minnesota congressman dean phillips with 1.3% so the runway victory for the sitting president tonight in south carolina whether it propels his campaign forward like it did four years ago, it's yet to be seen. back to you. >> welcome back to the "big weekend show", nypd searching for more suspects linked to the migrants who attacked nypd officers in new york's times square. most of the suspects arrested gottfried without cash bail. the new york district attorney alvin bragg dodged questions on the bail physician shortage. >> why were they released? >> do you regret it? >> can you comm

. >> senator scott sounding fairly confident, there are 50 delegates up for grabs, winner take all statelegates, haley 17. in new hampshire nobody close to $1200 gets needed to get out the vote. trump has a bunch of the big name surrogates in town. his son is in south carolina. the governor of the stage henry mcmaster coming out in support of trump. the haley campaign realize this is going to be a tough one. they tried to lower them all we can haley campaign said today they are focusing on michigan. it's not warm weather for very long. lauren: 1 forward to tomorrow's special coverage so keep the hard work going in charleston, south carolina. is an open primary, democrats allowed to vote in this one. not many states allow that. my next guest isn't keen on that on how this could skew the vote. the gop chair, a lot of people are looking at him for something even bigger down the road but good to have you. this rule on the books is that democrats can vote. explain it to me? it's not quite that black-and-white. >> south carolina is we call -- we grew up under election laws that were written wh

meantime, senator, a senator winner is once again trying to make it legal to allow people over the age to consume psychedelic mushrooms. governor newsom previously vetoed legislation that would decriminalize the possession of psychedelic mushrooms. now a new bill authored by wiener would allow consumption and or a therapist supervision. those who support the bill say the drug could help people who are struggling with mental health and addiction challenges. dancers are reaction what's considered a loss of their home? >> asia sf in san francisco, south of market neighborhood announced that it will close at the end of march, citing economic hardships following the pandemic since first opening nearly 30 years ago. the place has been an inspiration and self discovery can really use. my strength and my my my my passion for music for dancing for performing and it goes everything else is goes away. and i'm just there in that moment. >> the last performance will take place on trans visibility day, which is march 31st. and after that date, asia sf owner says the legacy will live on through pop u

. >> anyway, daily mail scott, uh, the gb news headline is alumnus and perrier award winner simon fanshaweointed rector? he ran , you know, unopposed and he ran, you know, unopposed and was appointed rector at edinburgh and some people i guess some of the students have a problem with this because edinburgh university. yeah sorry. edinburgh university. uh, because criticised because he has criticised the lgbt charity stonewall. um after he had apparently started , had he had apparently started, had been one of the founding members in 1989. he then criticised them for um, stomping on uh, women's rights at the expense of lgbt. >> yeah. now he's sort of more associated with the lgb alliance. >> yeah, yeah, yeah . >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but the rector i thought used to be a sort of christian position, presumably that's position, but presumably that's not, that's just now not, that's that's just gone now that not, that's that's just gone now tha yeah . have you seen, have you >> yeah. have you seen, have you seen church england ? i seen the church of england? i mean, amazed

laura scott went to meet him.22 years as a jockey, he triumphed on the biggest stages. but while jamie moore's tally of winners is vast, so is his catalogue of injuries. last year he had three heavy falls, each of which knocked him out for more than four minutes, and now he's hung up his boots on medical advice. they way the doctor said it to me was, i see a lot of footballers, rugby players and boxers, and your brain, it doesn't like any of theirs. and i thought, this is quite good then. he says, it looks like a car crash victim. and that hits you and you think, right, definitely won't be race riding any more. after his latest fall at lingfield in november, moore underwent concussion tests and a ct scan. they had come back clear, but his pattern of injuries was such that he was sent for further scans. did a proper mri scan on my brain and, yeah, there'sjust a scattering of brain bleeds in there. we couldn't say if it was from this fall in november, it could have been falls from years of being a jump jockey, years

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it's british citizen award winner jane and joins winnerjane scott, and she joins us in the studio. next. >> out why she's >> yeah. find out why she's hogging the limelight. they're coming good. coming very good. >> thick and fast. >> thick and fast. >> this is saturday morning live on news. britain's news to gb news radio . to gb news radio. >> now on this show, we're all about spreading news of amazing people who do amazing things. but before we go there, i just want to say, and i'm scared that when we had our show biz showbiz . reporter here, ellie phillips, and she was on you did say, we've all been feeling your bump. want to make sure it was bump. i want to make sure it was bump. i want to make sure it was bump we've feeling. bump that we've been feeling. yes, because bump, you know what i mean? yes. don't want to be i mean? yes. we don't want to be accused of it. >> no, no, don't any >> no, no, we don't want any accusations >> no, no, we don't want any achetions feeling and >> we were feeling bump, and that's all. anyway, going back to greatest bit this week we to our greatest

hi, kate. >> hey, scott.sk appetite returning to the markets, bitcoin is often where that shows up. the cryptocurrency you can see topping $48,000 today. heading for its biggest weekly gain in about four months, analysts are pointing to some speculative buying ahead of a market event in april that's known as the having, essentially meant to slow down the creation of new bitcoin. those women a slowdown in bitcoin ato outflows. in gray scales -- gpt c, the ticker there then some of the same factors lifting the s&p, passed 5000. solid earnings, easing inflation giving traders a little bit more confident out there. the second largest cryptocurrency, you look at ethereum. also performing bitcoin for the first time since october 2022. all of this is boosting those crypto proxy stocks as well, coinbase one of the biggest winners. reporting earnings next week. got marathon digital, up double digits, -- mining stocks doing well today as well. then the rally is coming a bit, more legal trouble in the crypto industry on

with the logos of the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers they were supposed to pick a clear winnerey still enjoyed the delicious veggies inside the footballs. [laughter] that is how fox reports this saturday february 10 of 2024 i am jon scott thank you for watching purple suit tomorrow and the big weekend show is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i am joey jones along with kennedy, alicia and joe. welcome to the big weck we can he

with the logos of the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers they were supposed to pick a clear winner but they could not decide. the suit said they still enjoyed the delicious veggies inside the footballs. [laughter] that is how fox reports this saturday february 10 of 2024 i am jon scott thank you for watching purple suit tomorrow and the big weekend show is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i am joey jones along with kennedy, alicia and joe. welcome to the big weck we can show the big story tonight joe biden's a bad week. it would not be fixed earlier this week was the sisters or birthday at lunch and delaware. that all began last sunday of biden and his team probably had what he would call the sunday skiers they showed a pole but showed 75% of registered voters are worried about biden's mental and physical health. then, by dental problems with his memory began vacant fused a current french president with one that was three decades ago request right after i select they went to at the call g7 meeting in all of that nato leaders and i sat down and i said america's back. it and they loo

so let let me ask you about that because i mean, he might be the real winner here. he he's seems to be pretty openly making his case for vice president donald trump is certainly extolled his virtue as a surrogate and as a hype man. throughout the election there so far, do you think he has a shot? >> and trump held a town hall with fox news on tuesday in greenville, south carolina and was asked tim scott was there. he was asked about tim scott potentially being on the list along with some other top names? kristi noem want to say ramaswamy, some other people and he said yes. all we're considering, all those people. so it's gotten the running absolutely but also trump kind of hedged on when he would make that pick or if he's going to make that pick i know governor master, who's a longtime trump supporter here in south carolina yesterday was asked about him, scott, and he sort of say, well, i haven't had any questions, conversations with the president, so trump and his supporters seem to be still hedging their bets but it's absolutely tim scott is absolutely on the tabl

and we also have trader scott redler. peter, it only took 22 trading days for the dow to go from 38,000 to 39,000. what would you say got it to this fresh peak yesterday, and what are the market internals you're seeing tell you about how long the bull run continues? peter. okay. hold on. peter can't hear me, so we'll get to that in just a second. let's me go to -- let me go to scott redler. i know you really focus on the s&p 500. how do market internals look today? are things looks -- looking a little too bubblicious? >> market internals are looking a little better today. you do have some participation versus just the semis that actually ignited this move to highs. if you to remember, liz, this week a lot of people got very cautious. look at the ppi, it's a little hot, look at the cpi, it's a little hot. and then midweek if you remember, pal low a aloe -- palo alto reported weaker than expected earnings, so tech got hit. that was a leadership group. so going into, into nvidia, it was very, very important for them to deliv

. >> thank you senator scott. i want to introduce today's witnesses, thank you for joining us, jason is a two-time grammy nominee and cmt music awards winner, and he sings about those facing drug addiction, he speaks with and for people struggling with addiction across the nation, thank you for joining us and thank you for serving your nation. and president yoes , with pivotal law enforcement leadership across the state, and mr. christopher urben , a special agent in charge of dea, a recognized expert on anti- money laundering investigations, thank you for your career serving the public. we will start with mr. deford, welcome. your first committee hearing, i assume. >> forgive me, i'm a little nervous, i'm used to having a rock 'n roll band behind me when i have a microphone in front of me. during the time i have been given to share my testimony, i think it is important to note before i start, for at least five minutes i will be speaking, somebody in the united states will die of a drug overdose and there's almost

the winner will be on the programme tomorrow morning and. but you scott you're talking scott.ltan. battered are two shops that he knows with good names. as steve says, my favourite name in sheffield was salt and battered and john in basingstoke says the best fish and chips are to be found in fish btec like discotheque, just outside london. it's been there since 1972 and strong going . and since 1972 and strong going. and if you're from northern ireland, a lot of you telling us the good name there is, there is a political phrase for god and ulster and the chip shop first, thatis ulster and the chip shop first, that is , for cod and ulster. so that is, for cod and ulster. so danny's got a good one in long eaton in derbyshire. >> he said his fish and chip shopis >> he said his fish and chip shop is called the cod scallops, which i like as well. keep those coming in. they're making us smile. appreciate it. >> treasury >> meanwhile, the treasury committee has published the latest suggesting that 2.7% latest data suggesting that 2.7% of accounts are held by small businesses, were cl