commissioner jim burns is pushing it. there is changes that i see. i drive through there not every day but when i do go by downtown, i usually make it a point to swing around there. i don't know that there are dramatic changes. there are changes on hyde and turk and golden gate. that is right in there. a step in the right direction. more importantly, close to my heart is the pedestrian fatality on union and franklin street. that is my kids route. [please stand by] >> we kick off the traffic safety and pedestrian safety event and we have the director superintendent school officials. last year we didn't do it because the schools are closed. this year, we didn't do it and i don't know why. it's really important not only the patrols and our officers and the schools and the crossing guards are at risk to their health. we do still patrol around schools, do traffic operations around schools. and those traffic messages are important. paying attention to signs and that kind of thing. i meet with the superintendent on a pretty regular basis. it's not too late

it was a letter from jim burns, formerly in charge of solution architecture of microsoft.ally his job was to come up with solutions for problems. it's a weird job because want to come up with a solution, you're out of a job. it's why democrats will work forever. but he sent me an idea that smacked me in the face harder than mohit and curly. it's called the mlk dream score, which would grade political candidates based on their adherence to martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech. how simple is this? it's a simple as eric swalwell. he is simple, and it would be easier to implement than my shoe list, but it tackled the gulf between people who claim to have your best interest at heart but then screw you like a [bleep] weatherman. of it describes every left-wing leader in the last two decades. as he points out, there's no quick and accurate way to assess a candidate's suitability for blacks, because they've been hoodwinked into voting for democrats, who spout principles that sound good but then enact policies completely contrary to mlk's vision. it's politics in a left-win

commissioner jim burns is pushing it. there is changes that i see.ve through there not every day but when i do go by downtown, i usually make it a point to swing around there. i don't know that there are dramatic changes. there are changes on hyde and turk and golden gate. that is right in there. a step in the right direction. more importantly, close to my heart is the pedestrian fatality on union and franklin street. that is my kids route. [please stand by] >> we kick off the traffic safety and pedestrian safety event and we have the director superintendent school officials. last year we didn't do it because the schools are closed. this year, we didn't do it and i don't know why. it's really important not only the patrols and our officers and the schools and the crossing guards are at risk to their health. we do still patrol around schools, do traffic operations around schools. and those traffic messages are important. paying attention to signs and that kind of thing. i meet with the superintendent on a pretty regular basis. it's not too late and it

jim restores southern pine ecosystems illustrating how thing and prescribed burning are common sense and highlight effective tools for a healthy forest, providing cleaner air and water as well as abundant wildlife habitat. i truly believe jim is the world's most knowledgeable person when it comes to short leaf pine and his work will live long in the forest that's benefited from his labor of love. i've known conservationists in my life. i wish him a happy retirement and many days ahead catching smallmouth and clear mountain streams and spending time where all foresters are most at home, in the woods. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate beth brunson for being named to georgia trends 2021 40 under 40 class. driven by her passion to improve the financial health of others, beth received her undergraduate degree in business from virginia tech. since returning to savannah, she's successfully served her community through various positions at the fiduciary gro

cnn reporting on cia director bill burns having a rare conversation with russian president vladimir putin and cnn anchor and chief national security correspondent jim the buildup of russian forces on the border with ukraine. cia director bill burns sent by president biden last week to moscow to meet not only with his counterparts in intelligence there to deliver this message, but also had a conversation while there directly with russian president vladimir putin. that is a rare step particularly for your cia director rather than your senior diplomat, the secretary of state or most, you know, the thing you'd expect most would be president to president on this kind of thing. the concerns that he expressed were, one, why are you doing this? get a better sense of russian intentions but also to communicate we're watching. we see this buildup of forces, we're aware of steps that are being taken there, basically to put russia on notice to some degree that the u.s. is watching here, and would take any russian move seriously. now, to be fair, russia already invaded ukraine in 2014, took over crimea and causing trouble in eastern ukraine since then. the conce

jim bora, bruni. ah, at least 99 people have been killed in sierra leone and many others severely burned in a fire that followed a fuel tank or explosion. it happened in the capital free town after the tanker collided with another vehicle. authorities say that the fire then spread into nearby traffic. dorsen jabari has more. oh, a crowd of people had gathered near a fuel tanker that had been involved in collision. unaware of what was to happen. moments later, dozens of people were dead or badly burned. when the leaking fuel tanker ignited a huge fire and explosion, it happened in wellington and eastern suburb of sierra leone capital free town. according to local media, a bus full of people nearby was completely burnt. the fire also incinerated shops and market holes in the neighbourhood and caused extensive damage. omar for fauna is a journalist who has been at the scene late yesterday evening. i'm off the ross show up one heading home. most are being around the m local time. when the, this bank right behind me, all the children 0 was run into by the truck, which you can also see just by the don't thin

jim l, as in dog and al jazeera manila alike of fertilizer, israel anchor has prompted warnings of food shortages from farmers. their thousands been protesting against the government's decision to burn all imports of circle agro chemicals. it's part of a government clamp done what it calls non essential import during a foreign currency crisis, and an effort by the president mc farming, 100 percent organic. the top court in the state of oklahoma has overturned a $465000000.00 opioid ruling against the drug, make a johnson and johnson the pharmaceutical giant was found to her fuel the opioid epidemic through perceptive marketing, the oklahoma supreme court decided the lower court ruling was based on a misinterpretation of state law and kalika has more on the story from miami state . there are 2700 other pending legal cases, but what makes this one so significant is it was seen as the template. it was the 1st time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic. so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson and johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will take know basically what

burn us down literally and figuratively pretty. >> so the o'leary's were forced to over the lives as the kids grew up in one grew up to be a first, big jim and colin james of course for formality and one of the first gambling bazaars certainly of this city if not the whole country but they were forced to move around the south side. >> as far as i can tell, they largely lived basically near the east entrance of the stockyard on the near piece changed by 15th street and south homestead and that is where they were living when he died, 1894 and she in 1895. >> they were hounded, they were hounded by the present media and you couldn't even imagine what it is like today the reporters would show up and i can't will you do a great job of doing it. i so sympathize with her. >> she learned quickly that there was nothing to be gained. these were people who cannot read or write so they have no way to strike back. and they don't have access to print even if they could. so she stopped talking to them and they made fun of her. and the one thing that happened though is that with the recovery, chicago's triumphant rise, phoenix like, from the ashes and b

burn us down literally and figuratively. >> and so the o'leary's we were forced in one of the kids grew up to be a really, one of the first big jim rated and i call him james of course for the formality but one of the first gambling bazaars certainly of te city if not the whole country but they were the first to move around the south side they were kept moving. >> is far as i can tell, they basically lived near the east entrance of the stockyard and the new york exchange my 50th street and south homestead. and that's where they were living where he died in 1994 and she 191895. >> they were counted, they were counted by the media and can you imagine what it would be like today but they were counted every anniversary and the reporters would show up in a cannot, you do a great job of doing it, i so sympathize with her. >> she learned quickly that there was nothing to be gained, these people cannot read or write so there is no way to start back and they don't have access even if they well stop talking to them they just made fun of her they would done that if she did. the one thing that happened though is that with recovery, chicago's

first ever quarterly report as a public company jim cramer sat down with the ceo earlier today and discussed the company's mission. >> we cannot go on burning to transition to sustainable sustainable moebltd and the route with this car we'll use to make electric vehicles progressively more affordable and progressively more mass market and need to accelerate that with a sense of urgency. >> let's bring in jim creamer. jim, i want to haefr more about what you thought about the interview and the stock and the car itself which you got to test drive. right? >> yeah. i'm not as proficient a driver but i go zero to 80 without breaking the neck like i did almost did at annual cliffs. this is a luxury and afford l sedan that's a race car. i got to tell you, it is a delight. i think that's going to matter a great deal coming to sales and mattered to "motor trend" because it did get the car of the year. >> tell us more in terms of with the investing club what you have been saying about the stock itself because you can have a fabulous product but valuations are pretty steep at the moept. >> they all are. we are all on the hunt for the next tesla i reme

jim, i appreciate it >> "mad money" is back after the break. >> coming up, a storm is coming. so give us a call. cramer's got the answers to all your burningning round is next! nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. >>> it is time it's time for the lightning round. buy, sell, bay, sell, buy, sell. and then the lightning round is over are you ready? stephen in new jersey. stephen? >> caller: yes hi, jim. i'm calling from livingston, new jersey >> not familiar with livingston. that's okay. what's going on? >> caller: okay. so when biden made a speech, he would like to build 500,000 charging stations. so my question is it a good time to invest in charging stations, blnk >> they're all pretty good something does happen in washington, not so good if it doesn't which issy think they're too risky for me to recommend. i learned my lesson. elaine in illinois >> caller: i'm so thrilled to be talking to you, jim. >> thank you >> caller: i watched you since your kudlow days and you helped me mak

jim bittermann in paris, appreciate that. >>> now, the solemn islands are reporting the first casualties after days of anti-government riots. police said they found through bodies in a burnedinatown district. police say the city is still tense, and it's starting to get back to normal now. they also say more than 100 people have been arrested since rioting began on wednesday. meantime, an australian army unit landed in the capital while pap what, new guinea, deployed a security team to help the rallies from the prime minister that protesters want to resign. >>> ukraine's president says the government has unacccovered a c to be carried out in a few days. it comes amid heightened tensions over the recent build-up of russian troops along the ukranian border. matthew chance explains. >> reporter: these are disturbing allegations from the ukrainian president. a serious and new threat posed by russia against his government. we have metro station that will soon be a -- information that will soon be a coup in our country, he announced at a round table discussion with journalists. it's in just a few days, he said, on the 1nd or 2nd of december. the kremlin denies any such plot. it's

burning buildings. i remember one of my constituents, she came to testify, nadler and jim jordan were there. you know why she had to testify? because her brother was killed protecting a federal courthouse. it he was protected a federal courthouse on a riot. you know what's worse? it people in the administration at the highest of office that gave money to bail all these people out. i wonder why russell johnson worries about his kids playing outside. biden supports a bill passed by the house democrats which would cost police departments hundreds of millions of dollars. it's not a democrat green party, republican. america, people want safe streets. i don't care if you live in the poorest neighborhood to the wealthiest. you want your kids to be able to walk down that street. i can't forget that video of those two young kids in new york walking while another man is shooting another man. it they want law and order. is it any surprise that overwhelmingly rejected defunding the police when it was on the ballot? the only place that passes defunding the police is on this floor. but if you let the peop

the debt market because there is cash burn, but they have been very good lately at reducing sort of their expenses in cash >> then i've got to ask you one other. jimollars here. >> nvidia? >> yeah. >> so, you know, being value investors, tech isn't within our core competencies. we're not an investor, and i don't think we have looked at it really lately. i know he loves the stock. i know it has some exposure to, let's say, the cryptom cryptomarketplace, and there's been a lot of bottlenecks within semiconductors, but i can't comment on its value it's pretty much outside the area of what we do at ariel. >> always good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >>> san francisco, that's where we find jim cramer jim, being out there looks like a lot of fun i've been watching you try some cool thing, some interesting ideas, and the beautiful backdrop once the country comes up but you've been seeing a lot firsthand, the ev stuff we've been talking about that. comparing that to lucid and rivian is something we've been trying to get or arms around it's really hard to make the math work for the valuations that you see in a arrive usage, or something like that ba