the file of sherri rasmussen.to death in her condo a few miles from where he worked. >> it was one of the most horrific crime scenes. i said this guy met a horrible ending. >> just as troubling, sherri rasmussen was murdered a generation ago. february, 1986. meaning the odds of catching her killer were slim to none. >> memories fade. evidence has to be relocated. so it's obviously an uphill battle. >> uphill battle does not begin to describe it. the cold case the detective opened on that bleary-eyed monday morning would lead him on a chase of a lifetime and shake the foundations of the lapd. dates back to 1986 and a battle for the truth by the parents of a young bride. >> we miss her every day. >> those parents are nels and loretta rasmussen. >> doesn't make any difference what day it is. it's a pain that is always there. there's no cure for it. >> who would want to kill sherri rasmussen? she was hard-working, caring, and popular with her coworkers. trained as a nurse, sherri was director of critical care at a lar

[cheering] >> sherri: hey! [cheering] >> sherri: oh, my gosh. [cheering] >> sherri: oh, man. hi.day. what a day. this is like, ah. hello, jawn murray. >> happy holidays, so much holiday cheer in this studio. great day to be here and a great show, a lot to get to. >> sherri: we sure do. we're going to check in with our oprah countdown. [cheering] >> sherri: oh, man. tell you, it is like one more day until oprah is on the "sherri" show. [cheering] >> sherri: i -- like i can't wait to have fun. you get fun! you get fun! you get fun! we all get fun. and yesterday we just had so much fun with oprah's bestie gayle king yesterday. [cheering] >> sherri: i -- i love gayle king so much because she's so cool. she's down to earth. she's got the most wicked sense of humor. something that shocked me and the staff, she quoted, it's hard out here for a pimp. take a look, y'all. we both have the glove on. all the single ladies, oops can't sing it. >> sherri, you know it is hard out here for a pimp. >> the struggle, as you know, it is real. can i get a witness? it's hard out here. [cheering] >> sh

they said, sherry, that is mauricio gucci. >> sherry knew maurizio as reputation by a powerful, and wealthy man. once i got on the boat, she found him to be unassuming, and humble. >> he didn't have champagne --, and water, and i was in heaven. i really enjoyed being with him. he was just so playful. >> i would always remember him with a big smile. he was always positive. >> he had one spin his business partner, and advisor, couldn't believe the news. >> it was difficult to understand, it was difficult to justify. >> you had no suspicions as to who is behind it? >> i never asked myself, who could it be? he was so farfetched, and you don't even ask yourself, who would do it? >> the mantra task of figuring that out, was carlo. an experienced prosecutor who, nonetheless, had never investigated a high-profile murder. as soon as he had arrived at the scene, he learned, even though the hitman shot the buildings or man, miraculously, the door man survived. the gunman had only shot him in the arm, leaving a witness alive. >> translator: the dorman tried to give us a sketch of what he looked like, b

that's what about sherry red's stone, what is going to happen there, dan? then herb, i'm going to come back to you with the same question. >> you mentioned that she has been kind of looking or theoretically looking for a deal off and on. one of the buyers on this redford capital partners, there kind of all over, everything is turning up redford right now, which is a relatively new firm in private equity land. there are also part of this thing right now which is going to be may be an alternative to the deal for the pga golf, they are involved in a big british newspaper deal. they're all over, and they have been buying sports deals. >> and herb, that would bring jeff zucker back in a big way into the media business and the studio business. >> based on what i read. but i think it is another part of the story of that daniel is better than most, given that he covered private equity. a bunch of controversy around private equity obviously, is the cash they have. and what are they going to do with that cash? and are we starting to see it with some of these deals no

thank you sherry. >> i'm going to yield my time lucas. i will e-mail you but it does pertain to guide dogs with the shuttle and all that, but i will send you an e-mail. and i'm going to ask now for members of the mod if you have any comments or questions for lucas. >> i will also be very brief. we need to get to our break. thank you again for being here. i just wanted to mention for folks that mod committed to helping with making sure we have appropriate training for shuttle drivers. i have been out there myself to demonstrate and help and mod will continue to be involved so please let us know whatever support you need so we make sure that training happens and thanks again for coming today. >> thank you and we'll definitely be reaching out. >> excuse me. >> patricia. >> i have my hand up. >> hello patricia, welcome. i'm sorry i overlooked you. i didn't mean to. do you have a quick comment for lucas? this is patricia? >> yes, i do. thank you. i apologize, i wasn't able to sign in during his presentation. i was able to hear tina martin who

buy a piece or maybe the whole thing of of paramount global, or maybe as you mentioned, just buy out sherryedstone, the controlling owner of paramount global, because paramount has a weird structure, where this holding company called national amusements, which is by and large owned by the redstone family, that company, which also trades publicly, actually owns the controlling shares of paramount global so you could do an alternative transaction or just buy out sherry redstone. you wouldn't buy out the entire company, just buy her and the family out, and i have heard that from others that that is absolutely a possibility for her if she wants to exit the business the problem with that is that that doesn't do anything strategically for paramount global you're just handing off the problem of paramount global from one person to another, and what is the problem this problem is that this company, arguably, is sub scale in the media world it's now competing in a direct to consumer world against apple, amazon, google, netflix. you look at the market cap, it is nowhere near size of those companies, y

sherry redstone is in talks to sell a controlling stake in national movements.ve any upside for shareholders. our next guest agrees, let's bring in senior media analyst at rosenblatt securities along with our own julia boorstin. let's start with you, bartender, on whether or not this type of a deal has any kind of legs, and why investors would want to get in on this kind of action. >> well, look, to step back at we have a celebrating at paramount that we have had for some time. this is a volatile stock and very sensitive obviously right now, to deal conversations. i do think that the issue with paramount is that nearly all of their cash flow comes from their tv networks. the theory with paramount is you can grow enough cash flow from their streaming to offset the pressure on tv networks. and then you have meaningful value in the library and you have a fair amount of debt. we put all these things together and we think that the tv network business, buyers of that are a diminishing breed. and we don't think there is enough value in the library to really offset the

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they ask us to keep on carolyn, because we are protecting them from sherry, but it's very, very painful because they are fighting and they could die at any moment. of course, thank you for letting the chapel you slap. the front line is over the posen kilometers a way to the east. this region is better known for its key results every to the and russian strikes of a rate of t. sure. but the war doesn't feel so distant anymore. the neighboring town of vancouver, india holes, and fisher tribute to 19 year old bussey boy choke killed on the front line or his remains of being brought home. after nearly 2 years. the pain is unbearable for the stomach. another of us feeds a cattle single for 35 years. she gave it up when he joined the army 2 years ago and headed to the front line. he's back home for the holidays. the former philologist school year. the academy is a ball for tools in the stuff times from sonya. so when you called and if this is a unique color of musical culture and poetry, it's great because it comes from the soul. somebody one said, call yada, is a traditional good soul prayer.

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sherry, welcome here to the programme. how should we view what has happened there in dubai?cant progress or a major opportunity missed? significant progress or a ma'or opportunity missed?�* significant progress or a ma'or opportunity missed? well, i think it is rouress opportunity missed? well, i think it is progress in _ opportunity missed? well, i think it is progress in the _ opportunity missed? well, i think it is progress in the sense _ opportunity missed? well, i think it is progress in the sense that - opportunity missed? well, i think it is progress in the sense that there l is progress in the sense that there is progress in the sense that there is a recognition now that the security of our planet is indeed at stake. and so from understanding climate change as a threat multiplier, we now have a movement towards creating an opportunity multiplier in the transition away from fossil fuels. multiplier in the transition away from fossilfuels. recognising multiplier in the transition away from fossil fuels. recognising that we could always try to go faster, and we should,

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order to get the 1st impression in the request of the families, but obviously didn't count here until sherry sympathy became heroes, a prosecutor in order to decide whether to open such an investigation and go to the evidence collection a page. and i think that's what you saw in here. it should convince himself it's such an investigation. now there's no question legally about his jurisdiction for try the compass mentioned before the bus. it's the same, a president of the college student state, a state called because they didn't claim you didn't ask the international firm for task. i accepted a hold of us has joined the international chris for us that she has given it to his vision over all the citizen. so the soul of by him the city and state such a citizen. so because the street, which includes all of us paper traitors, whether they're leaving or leaving elsewhere are under the jurisdiction of the international. ringback and just briefly, if i may, do you think that an indictment by the i c. c, would change the thought process of the members of how much are holding hostages? and how does th

joining me now is sherry madera — ceo at cdp — formerly the carbon disclosure project.ubai. what is yourtake on is at the summit in dubai. what is your take on what speakers they are saying on where we are on course to achieve any carbon reduction at all and how that fits with the 1.5% that has been targeted?— and how that fits with the 1.596 that has been targeted? thanks very much and really delighted _ has been targeted? thanks very much and really delighted to _ has been targeted? thanks very much and really delighted to be _ has been targeted? thanks very much and really delighted to be here. - has been targeted? thanks very much and really delighted to be here. i - and really delighted to be here. i think that we need to think when we are considering fossil fuel emissions, thinking about the whole of the economy emissions and what i'm getting a sense for here is that this year the global stock—take is happening at a cop28 so this is something everyone is looking at, what is that cosmic that's in measurement, an audit of where countries are versus their commitments

we know sherry redstone has had some meetings about her steak so those conversations have started. pick up in the new year. >> people here paramount and maybe they go what is paramount ? this is cbs news we are talking about, right? this is the future of cbssports and cbs news. >> yes, i would say the most valuable pieces probably not the news piece, but the nfl assets cbs controls. >> are, but my point is, it's a big name. there are some longtime established players. >> s, and b.e.t. there are also these other pieces. showtime, b.e.t., paramount plus. there is a question of how these assets might be divided. >> the crowd, you can hear them, loved your piece. julia, thank you very much. they are applauding for you here at the new york stock exchange. we are in the market zone. [ indiscernable ] we have overtime next. >>> another update for stocks in the final trading week of 2024. the action is just getting started. welcome to closing bell overtime. i am morgan brennan. docs are rallying to kick off the final week of the year as the major averages try to extend an eight week winnin

sherry madera is the ceo of cdp. capture will play a big role in the the future. i think carbon capture is one of the areas that we need to think of together collectively to understand what action we can take. of course, as we're talking about 1.5, that's the end goal. the reality is, we need to think about the trajectory. and if you think about throwing a ball into the air and if there was no gravity, it would continue moving in a arc upwards. what we want to do is we want to create some friction. we want to create some gravity. and if we're trying to create carbon capture, but we're also adding to that policy reforms, regulatory reforms, transition plans that we're being held to account to, we're creating that gravity. and so, things will start hopefully tipping over and coming back down. and that's the goal here. but we have to measure it and we have to monitor it, in order to know where we're going. now, one of the companies that's tackling the carbon challenge head—on is the scandinavian outfit paebbl. it's buil

at some point, there is the belief that sherry redstone will have to tap out and sell to somebody. speculation has been who is the most likely buyer. sonali: you have these reports, why would they want paramount in the first place and is there something private capital could do for them? >> there are still great assets as part of paramount global, primarily the film and tv studio, the libraries, there are franchises like south park. down the line, those franchises should have a lot of value but the problem is there is all these linear tv channels that used to throw off a huge amount of money and were great assets 15 years ago. vh1, mtv, comedy central ,bet and those audiences have largely disappeared into tiktok. you have to figure out what to do with those declining assets. what everyone wants is the tv and movie studio which continues to produce hits and has value down the line. jon: we will see how this guessing game plays out. thank you very much. we will take a break and when we come back, labor econ is tent director of research kate bahn will talk about the latest u.s. jobs d

the real question here, carl and sara, a question we've asked over and over, is sherri redstone ready does she want to give up control of national amusements or paramount? there's been so much speculation. the more this asset of paramount global is under pressure, valuation under $10 billion, the more pressure there is on her to think about selling or splitting up those assets. >> $11 billion now >> 14%. >> yeah. warner bros. discovery also up 7.5% strong day for the media it's good to have you as always in new york. julia boorstin. >>> still to come, the white house's response to this morning's jobs report. jared bernstein with us in two minutes. trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted just for traders. and with guided learning paths stacked with content curated to fit your unique goals, you can spend less time searching and more time learning. trade brilliantly with schwab. all right. 60 sec

i'm also indigent to sherry. thank you all for being here. my number's comes very nice and on the field specialists through both email, not phone calls or less the non visual mention, but even allstate, on august, the 8th new on him. some gra, i'm the shock homes best office is hi. it's pulling up your file instead of holding from your mail the calls and i'm told the 1st name, did you understand all your classes are enough? and that's been since you know the thought. well, here's a few of my inputs and his name, the i wouldn't know, invites our comrades from the jewish lawyer to speak. hello everybody. my name is, what do you guys, i want to begin to fix and respond organizing regulatory via today. because once again, my name is bonnie female charge or our failings to recognize it's very simple spots racism, racism, whether a game or by way of already germany in palestine or anywhere else this way or another. we theory on acceptable someone from the jewish vote, and apparently the very presence of the policy in specifically the memories in al

i'm aiming is to discuss and to push for change in the politic 11 also and did you did sherry? thank you all for being here. my number's comes very nice and will not ask you see a specialist your last name on the policy policy. national mention of freedom. all state on august, the 8th new on him some gra, i'm the shock homes best office is hi, it's pulling up your file instead of holding on the mail the calls and i'm told the 1st name did you understand? oh no clouds has already been last night. it's been since we've replaced the thought. well, here's a few. all my info. it's miss name. the i wouldn't know invites our comrades from the jewish lawyer to speak. hello everybody. my name is what do you guys? i want to begin to big friends respond organizing regulatory here today. this once again, my name is bonnie, see my chart are failing to recognize this virus racism, racism wherever i go. or by way of already germany in palestine or anywhere else this way or another. we say i'm acceptable by i'm someone from the jewish vote and apparently the very presence of policy in specific

discussions so far are preliminary, but it comes just a wyke after reports that paramount chair woman, sherry giant a shakeup is right and this has a lot of people in our business chatting about what would this even look like when both companies are so much in debt >> first of all, the longest name of a media company you will ever see that's the start but we're talking 15, 45 billion, we're talking about a lot of opportunity in this space. there is oil in them thar hills. >>> the "new york times" recruited three economists, because they have nothing else to do, to determine how much the mcallister family really were in the 1990 classic, the property that kevin defends is a real-life home in the chicago area if you take data from the 1990 space and today into consideration, kevin's parents would have had to be part of the top 1% of earners in that area to afford this home. >> i believe t kate and peter mcallister were doing really well, killing it at their jobs, whatever they were >> and it seems like the administairs went on forever. >>> the big crv recall to tell but this morning >>> and it'

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revenue from real estate, sports betting as well that is one that we have going on but we also have sherrye possibly selling her stake in paramount some reports suggesting that, reducing the economics of the tv business are not there, if you look at what happened the past summer were charter communications lost 100,000 cable subscribers when it took off espn and other disney channels during the summer right before monday night football and during the u.s. open, thankfully i was able to watch the u.s. open. jack: a would not look at actionable ideas allen you got one. >> i like air conditioning carrier they sold the business it got a much better price than expected the stock went up they have more assets as a leading to higher growth, conditioning markets, carrier is one i still like. jack: been your taking a page out of carlson's book. >> regional banks are making a move keybank looks good big dividend and the business looks like it might improve. we will see what happens, thank you, great ideas, to read more check out this week's edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us on x at b

revenue from real estate, sports betting as well that is one that we have going on but we also have sherryly selling her stake in paramount some reports suggesting that, reducing the economics of the tv business are not there, if you look at what happened the past summer were charter communications lost 100,000 cable subscribers when it took off espn and other disney channels during the summer right before monday night football and during the u.s. open, thankfully i was able to watch the u.s. open. jack: a would not look at actionable ideas allen you got one. >> i like air conditioning carrier they sold the business it got a much better price than expected the stock went up they have more assets as a leading to higher growth, conditioning markets, carrier is one i still like. jack: been your taking a page out of carlson's book. >> regional banks are making a move keybank looks good big dividend and the business looks like it might improve. we will see what happens, thank you, great ideas, to read more check out this week's edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us on x at barron's

in the wind there was a possible discovery of paramount high up sherry redstone wants a lot of money more than the market is valuing what are the odds of that happening. >> it's interesting the paramount control by the redstone family kept saying no to mergers they did not want to sell now with the tank of the stock of fraction a year ago their interest to giving their strategic positioning with some of the issues of their facing and it may be tough to find a merger partner, warner bros. and discovery is rumored to be talking to them but there's not a lot of obvious partners for the company because it does not look like apple or amazon are interested and i'm not sure who else would be. jack: let's go to a merger much more likely to happen u.s. steel being bought by nippon steel of japan the politicians do not like the looks of that. >> this is one area where both sides of the aisle have an agreement on fetterman and vance both opposing deals on the very issue of the u.s. steel company belonging a japanese hands. there is one thing to keep in mind several things to keep in mind which

. >> reporter: sherry is one of the organizers conducting the survey. business owners share the solutions in the survey that she will take to city leaders and the police department. >> in the survey, when i ask businesses what they felt would be the most important resource, foot patrol came back number one. >> she is looking at different solutions, like adding entertainment events at her bar to get people to come back. >> i am scrappy. i want things to survive. i love this place, i want people to stay. >> business owners can take it until the 15th. organizers can share the final results with the city. >> we reached out to the city and the police department to get their feedback and a response. we have not heard back. last week the city said they would boost police presence in shopping areas during the holidays. >>> the department, look at this, will have extra help. 22 new officers graduated from the academy today. they are ready to hit the streets. >>> all right, now, a developing story. the police activity is, once again, ramping up in a neighborhood

. >> reporter: it started with a tiktok video desert pines high school teacher sherry guy putting out> there's no way even all the teachers if we all picked one student we couldn't cover everything. >> reporter: she teaches in the school's jaguar academy a program for at risk youth. it's not just her students she's trying to help. >> i'm humbled by it, i'm humbled because yeah, i get emotional when i talk about my kids, and i'm trying not to right now. >> reporter: a wish list for high school students who aren't asking for much. >> one of the kids asked for a grocery store gift card because he wants to help his mom with groceries. >> slippers. i would like black slippers to protect my feet from the cold. >> reporter: the very first wish is what kick-started miss guy's determination. >> students said i wish all the wishes would be granted. they didn't ask for anything these are high school kids who often get overlooked. >> reporter: the call was out and her followers answered strangers across the country helping fill the student wish list. >> just let me know if i need to pull around o

of hollywood and a major power player looking to make a deal, "the new york times" is reports that sherrye is looking to share her controlling share in national amusements, the parent company of brands like paramount, cbs, nickelodeon. while there is no concrete information on a potential suitor the "times" reports that redstone has been in talks with sky dance media. she and her family have overseen paramount since the mid 1990s. deaf more developments on that sometime soon. >> what a turn around because she not bitterly for control in 2016, now she's like, all right, time to give some of it up. >>> are hollywood's finest turning down a golden opportunity? multiple actors have turned down the offer to host the golden globes awards. the globe have undergone several changes including a switch in ownership and television networks. nomination right side set to be announced this weekend. >>> when we come back some food for thought, a study reveals the negative effects of stress eating. >>> and later the world's first ground breaking gene editing treatment for sickle cell. stick around. this i

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revenue from real estate, sports betting as well that is one that we have going on but we also have sherry her stake in paramount some reports suggesting that, reducing the economics of the tv business are not there, if you look at what happened the past summer were charter communications lost 100,000 cable subscribers when it took off espn and other disney channels during the summer right before monday night football and during the u.s. open, thankfully i was able to watch the u.s. open. jack: a would not look at actionable ideas allen you got one. >> i like air conditioning carrier they sold the business it got a much better price than expected the stock went up they have more assets as a leading to higher growth, conditioning markets, carrier is one i still like. jack: been your taking a page out of carlson's book. >> regional banks are making a move keybank looks good big dividend and the business looks like it might improve. we will see what happens, thank you, great ideas, to read more check out this week's edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us on x at barron's online, we

chaplin sherry says she's never personally felt any threat. i thought it was fbi. so, yes, i grow learning a lot awareness. general michael like you're always know who's in front of you who is behind? you so i already have that sense of it. and we teach people about that when they're out. >> on the streets walking with but even with the power of a reference color. >> the night ministry, he's felt the danger of the dark side. the tenderloin is one of the city's edge, neighborhoods where their feces on the sidewalk in drug deals out in the open. >> knight ministers walk among the street inhabitants deeply listening dispensing kindness where there is >> transpose are usually somewhere between times more likely to it's a sight. >> trans chaplin, jj says some people are more at risk others, especially in the lgbtq community having deal. they have they want to continue living. and really all it is is listening us. >> that sounds really, really painful fowles ourselves, a trained volunteer who lends a compassionate year on the night ministries carolina. want to share more

the peoples to understand the disability, where you have to go back to the show me a freak on auto sherry to place the and simply testable. and that, so make, gave us on occasion to see that african has decided to dfcs the 5 that elections we, we don't, we don't corporate u r t. i guess somebody because you are to, to have the best information you corporate to our, to, to develop our safe. that's it. we received that the police of oxy is very, very important in the press of oxy. he's at the image of the place of russia in the, in the words, by printing african joe ninety's. i think i to do on the what we need. that is our needs. and we've seen that, can we help us to grow in africa if you do have for us to have to write our own stories? yeah, i think in this multi polar world, it's very important for countries to be able to write their own stories, which is exactly what you're saying. this memorandum will help during list of cost africa to do so. i know that that's highly welcomed. how to assess the interest of the african public in terms of the topics that are not perhaps being raised in

from washing down your mince pies with a mulled wine, to that cheeky glass of sherry you leave out forhristmas traditions. more and more people however are trying to cut down on booze, or even have a completely sober christmas. our reporterjim connolly has been to find out how they do it. # i don't want a lot for christmas... i it is very heavily celebrated around alcohol. every activity, i mean you have bucks fizz for breakfast on christmas morning, it's quite hard to avoid. but not at this christmas party — this one is booze—free. for us it is about community and bringing people together, especially at the time of year because the sobriety journey can feel so isolating. so we want to make sure that everyone feels included, seen, heard and celebrated. we are at the iconic nightclub ministry of sound and it is soft drinks all the way. i'm not here to preach, but there is something so empowering about doing all the things that you have always loved doing but without alcohol. usually i drink alcohol over christmas, it might be a little bit harder, but i'm wanting to do no alcohol. one, t

." >> whit: sherry guy has been teaching for 15 years.f the students at her school come from low income families. >> i'm a teacher for a reason. i consider my students my kids. >> whit: that post going viral. teachers and strangers around the world donating enough to fulfill christmas wishes for more than 1,000 students. >> it was just tears. heartbreak for some of the things kids were asking for. they were so selfless in their requests. >> whit: the spirit of kindness, and a holiday to remember. >> it means more than just the item they had in their hands. they were valued not only by their own teachers or their own school community, but potentially by thousands of people that they may never meet, but now they know that they've been recognized and shown love. >> whit: and so many people making a difference. i'm whit johnson in new york. good night. holidays >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're minutes away from the seasons changing. i'll let you know what winter will bring. coming up. >> i walked around that corner, looked up to the

sherry number x a who in 2022 was extra shot dead, binary, slightly cycle shop the whole well, i think people to the shop about that particular roundabout to begin to understand with this is the practice that the idea of do they actually target janice, to look at the numbers to put it into context. i mean 68 or 69. that's the same number of journalists that died in the 2nd world war. and just a little bit more, a few more then who died in 2 decades the vietnam. so i think that gives you an idea of what these ways really up to that not just targeting us officials where they can more people helping us such as i'm just drive us, for example, there was a target, some general disabilities. any questions about that? so there's really military has warned international news agencies that it cannot guarantee the safety of journalist and gaza. my colleague charlotte dimansky discussed the issue with along neil, farmer director general d is really foreign ministry. this was a re said then many a lot of days to come out. the phone bill was most of us. wow. hi. and they, i think we should go to the

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