there are vol fans everywhere. it is so much fun. lots of cooking out. lots and lots of fun. >> lots and lots of orange? >> lots of orange. >> was this something that brooke looked forward to? >> oh yeah. >> on saturdays? >> all of us at that age, you know? that was what you did on saturday. you wanted to get your orange and white outfits. and -- and -- figure out where you were going to be. >> october 15, 2011 started out as one of those fun days. the vols were taking on louisiana state and brooke was tailgating with friends. but by nightfall, something was terribly wrong. >> where's your emergency? >> uh, we're down here on blair road. >> 40 miles away from knoxville, a couple was driving down a country road. they were keeping an eye out for crossing deer when their headlights illuminated something else. >> and there is a body laying off the side of the road. >> ok, i need somebody to check for a pulse. >> she's, she's a bloody mess, ma'am. >> chief deputy tim phillips of the roane county sheriff's office just finished watching the football game when d

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see guardians of the galaxy: vol 3.eaters may 5th. >> ashley: a california high school student is taking a stand against her school board for allowing biological male to use the women's locker room. it came following this physical altercation between a female classmate and the transgender student who has a history of violent and erratic behavior. >> hello, ladies and gentlemen, and only ladies and gentlemens it is and shall always be. the question, why are we affirming mental confusion of this boy and putting the safety of women in jeopardy by allowing mentally confused men to use women spaces? what about the women? what about true girls like myself who are female down to our d.n.a., why don't we get a say in whether or not we are comfortable with this? the truth is, we weren't. >> ashley: school board says the transgender student has since been expelled. >> todd: u.s. navy turning to drag queen influencers to attract new recruits. >> i receive attention for being myself on daily because being queer and nonbinary, someo

it cannot be confirmed that tools develop a nbc vol couldn't have been used in russian cyber attacks, but the leads to show them the massive architecture and passwords behind the russian side, the walls and machinery. we can't assume that all the countries are investing inside the wolf as well. the executive often fires can help understand the tactics behind such debilitating attacks. just makes it easier to take protective measures against them. that's it for today. 5 and see you next time the do you like it? do you want it? ok, then i'll go up, put the pedal to the metal. let's ride the d, w. super food or climate killer of a condos and blueberries, from south america. as global demand growth, this thursday produce is causing droughts and water shorter, where it's being cultivated, people are fighting over every drop. what's the actual price of these and much hype, super from the 45 minutes. what secrets lie behind being discovered new adventures and 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites dw world heritage 360 yeah. now the will the electric id to mean there is onc

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it cannot be confirmed that tools develop the nbc vol. couldn't have been used in russian cyber attacks that leads to show them the massive architecture and half of behind the russian side, the walls and machinery. we can't assume that the countries are investing inside the wolf as well. the executive often fires can help understand the tactics behind such debilitating attacks. just makes it easier to take protective measures against them. that's it for today. 5 and see you next time the fall. look at 5 artist. and they're like the protest in daisy park. what are their memories of the movements? how do they suffer at the hands of the turkish regions? how as their march change, 5 stories chased by her to one side of artistic freedom. arts unveiled on d. w. israel was born in the state of israel was established 75 years ago for jewish people. it brings the lower rates of homeland for palestinian people, the time of expulsion begins. historians and contemporary witnesses from brookside spring history to lice these rounds, the sort of states

the country in the early hours of thursday. smoke rises over cuba again in a co escalation. trusting vol could stock it to the captains for the 9th time this month. towed to choose messiahs. we're in that cities across the ukraine overnight . but in a show, if it's improved in defense capabilities, ukraine says it shot down all but one of them this damage new to kindergarten and the garage was done by falling debris removal. there was a very powerful exposure and then i saw the smoke with them. i find out that the debris fell when the guy just with mine is nearby. i can see the rocket to be nice and you have the like the one messiah that got to hit the southern port city before that. so i thought a d, c, one person was killed and 2 of those injured the latest escalation comes as the western allies supply, increasingly sophisticated weapons to keep ahead of the highly anticipated spring offensive for residents here are designed to life and of war. it is just another the under the option of tax it is just before we cleaned it up. now the sand will be removed because there cinders and there

ukrainians. data is the ukrainians, not unhappy, offensive capability on the russian military and other like vol. gonna have a limited ability to conduct offense for operations because of these heavy casualties that they've taken. so having said that, what role do you think is going to will play in the next phase of the war? well, what i suspect is happening again, come back to this idea of the power struggle within the russian hierarchy. i think the quote is very, very vulnerable to ukraine in sacrament. now that the russians have quite done quite taken it. so what provision wants to do is pull out and then be pulled back in to say's back moved again because the russian minute treat uh perhaps is unwilling to accept such high levels of casualties doesn't have some of the capabilities involved with us. and so i think that's really what's going on there. not fighting the was when it definitely i think it's a key police functions on the sides as a provision wants to be pulled back in as the savior of passwords. and so that's really what i see as the net, what might play out over the next 6 weeks,

so the democratic system still in vol. ring is still has it all properly and we have a limit as can be we had the war on gender for almost 15 years. and that again, to us more into the security stand by the agencies as the intelligence agencies played a huge order. so we are now trying to have more of a system. what is that equilibrium at the moment is going librium at the moment. in this case of this government, it is almost completely the establishment running the show of the nuclear weapons safe. absolutely. i think one thing that is a consensus in by august on it is on nuclear weapons because, you know, everyone recognizes that that guarantees are security. so there is a consensus across body line everyone, everyone august on believes that we must keep them secure there. and can you just said that those elements of the security state have been problematic over recent years, and yet they're in control of the nuclear weapons. no problems, but between the the, the balance for the military and the civilian relationship. that's where the problem is. it's not as far as the nuclear, that

as much as on germany during the 2nd world, under the pressure of the rebels, withdrew from vietnam vol. however, the vietnamese paid a high, broad, became the victims of american aggressors. the 3rd i'm peter, although this is the home addition to remind you, we're discussing some real minutes. the george brought up in the 1st part of the program. it's very end about this congressional like it's non binding, but i mean, it is rhetorically very powerful and air and t, the sovereignty of ukrainian borders of 1991. it sounds like, you know, that's what you would given me. so l y under the side and going around nato because they no member ever do that. they would be at least be divisions within the alliance. i'm doing a runaround, go ahead. well, i think lisa graham, but the quote is still up to you, right? so the problem with the west is the elk lane dish. oh, the main street. i mean, the, all the ukrainian called or offensive is waiting for people to speak at the locations propositional calls. right? you know, i speak with a so that's exactly where that comes from quarter semester. that

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policy and political ramifications from this, as well as market, but the big deal to me is that bond vol going higher with all of these cross currents, ill think you're going to see more pressure upward. >>> one last check on the regional bank route today, led lower by pac west. investors continue to worry about the group's solvency these are some of the most active stocks among options traders. who made some big bearish bets mike khouw's got the action. mike >> yeah, kre traded over three times its average daily volume, and the russell 1,000 regional b banks, there's 26 of those, traded six times their average daily put volume the busiest of them was pac west, which kraeded more than 11 times its average daily put volume the most active contract was the weekly five strike put us. 14,000 of them paying 53 cents they expire this coming friday buyers of those puts obviously think that the worst may not yet be over. >> mike, thank you mike khouw for more options action, the full show, friday, 5:30 p.m. eastern time. >>> up next, final trades. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years

lead to suppressed volatility across the board, which obviously has implications on vix and implied vol tim. thank you for joining us the concept of volatility in the world where a fed is always there and the fed put has been there is different than a world where the fed is seemingly going to let the market do what it wants to do. i'm not sure that the fed is going to do that, but do you think about this from a structural perspective, and maybe from a secular perspective, if we're in this era where the fed really does have to be focused on inflation? >> yeah, absolutely. and i think a lot of traders, including myself, are kind of calling bluff on the fact that, you know, the fed put is no longer there i think what you're seeing is this -- this hesitancy from the market to believe that the fed won't be supportive of equity markets, and i think the banking crisis kind of reaffirmed that you saw the fed immediately step in and talk about you you know, really hammering that down and that's why you saw implied vol get destroyed. gave it all up within a week so, i think, you know, market part

but the platform that it's built on also supports $800.00 vol technology. and if this car becomes a success and the number's allow it, they would also think about moving it in an $800.00 volt version. and that would then mean the car can be charged fast and then it can be now the display here is a really small, it only has the most important information. so it's really minimalistic and i think i like that. the echo 3 has a po, output of $150.00 kilowatts, and it can go up to 160 kilometers an hour. that is not exactly past, but considering that you want to save energy, it's absolutely okay. and also considering at least where i live in the area in germany, you won't find a lot of space where you can go any faster than 130 kilometers an hour because either there is some traffic jam all down some road works. anything could be there, so $160.00 is more than enough. all and all the ada 3 is a nicely designed car that offers a lot of driving pleasure and some well thought out ideas such as the rotating touch display, the built in guitar in the door. and of cours

of course, i will worry and the vols have really become gray.aine for 20 years, and this is my country, too. well, i i thought i would defend kyiv, but it didn't work. after that, i went to work as a humanitarian because they told us that we wouldn't be in the battles . well, all this wasn't enough for me. well, my heart said that i should go to fight, but they didn't take me. well, in june, i woke up in the morning and thought well, about six hours. well, i have to go to the military commissariat. what is the heart ? what do i have to go? i came and got into the first wave of contract workers during the war. i started from the kharkiv region. well, we went further, further to luhansk. i'm not standing i'll say well, i'll switch to russian to tell the drone, but i heard him shout to the guys that the drone is above us, let's inform the commander, this is our action, so he complained, the guys informed the commander, he says that everything is ready for landing urgently, and i was standing further away from the landing. well, it turned out that w

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and moscow for a political settlement of the crisis . the first information about this forecast b on volsut the expansion of the global conflict eh he talks about two and a half percent of gdp of the military forces in different countries, well, the actual statement of mr. voice should first of all be perceived as such a--a preliminary announcement of the vilnius nato website, on which the alliance must make several important decisions for itself, in addition to those directly related to military support the alliance of ukraine will also approve , for the first time since the end of the cold war, a working strategy for a possible military confrontation with the russian federation. the security and defense sector, this issue has actually been painful for the alliance since 2014, when after russia began its hybrid aggression against ukraine and began to deploy this aggression against the west, it is also in the alliance, well, this caused such a certain uh certain analysis of and if there was a certain analysis of the situation what is happening in general so, in 2014, of the 29 nato member

but i would end it with lena vol clay as either and be using her sign. or if i were to is the is good that if you just did the look in the, for the had the, the left, the via the thing is still on what the, what the mind for the senior, you know, where you ever worried about her being a field reporter in palestine. yes, we were wanting from you guys. maybe the unintentionally probably would be getting hit on her leg, but targets his legs is in a deadly spot. that's universe sort of this. i didn't know that his, my, my doctor to that investigated. unfortunately. or shortly after the killing became public, these really military issued a statement saying that palestinians may have been responsible so the these really government distributed this video seeing a posted income and likely subsidy but these really human rights group, but sell them quickly to bump that sending a researcher to the location in the video that day and showing that it was impossible that she was killed from there. we went to that spot to, to get from the side where she was killed. we h

but your interior minister says that the situation is extremely vol. the tile. she said democracy in peace in europe. russia's next targets, mold over stands in the way of russia's intention to break your stability. we can only keep it can protect it if with united, but you don't have that unity in your country, do you the opinion polls suggest it's been severely tested, right? well we are united in moldova, in our desire to keep peace on our territory. everybody, the board? yeah. the absolute majority, you don't have people in moldova arguing or calling for prussian tanks to approach on board that we, you have as a new normal democratic society. we have people who have different political preferences. sometimes joe political preferences, but even voters for disagree with the government want to leave in a peaceful country. he may pro most good policies and he will bill it, which is kind of the enjoyed greatness of what the new hyper smaller it's not true . even false power to switch before we're open to promote school wants to live in a country, but this peacefu

money or slightly out of the money cash covered puts, you know, this is a name that has some implied voll be collecting a little bit of yield by doing that, if you put the stock, own it discount to the current stock price. and therefore participate. we'll have to turn to carter to see if this is going to be a breakout it's been in a prolonged downtrend. >> there's the question, carter. >> it's a bond has a 5% yield ford motor today closed at $12.09 on february 2nd, 1987, 26 years ago, it was $12.09 so, adjust it for inflation, you lost about 85% of your money but it's paid a big dividend a time to buy ford is when it is the nvidia of its day. when everyone else has a horse, you've got a car, you are ai that's not what this company is anymore, it's a mature business that sells cars, break even, loss from time to time, again the stock is the same level it was in the first weeks of 1987 it is a bond, it is not a stock to invest in. >> would you trade ford, bri >> yeah, i love mike's trade sell downside put, keep it simple it is a bond it struggles to get out of the bottoms here valuations l

money or slightly out of the money cash covered puts you know thrk is a name that has some implied to vol bit of yield by doing that. put the stock, own at a discount and therefore participate. i think we will have to turn to carter and see if this is the beginning of a new breakout because it's been in a prolonged down trend. >> there is the question, carter. >> so just to be clear, it's a bond, right? 5% yield ford motor today closed at $12.90 february 2, 1987, it was $12.90, okay adjusted for inflation, you lost 85% of money but it paid a big dividend the time to buy ford is when it's the nvidia of its day when everybody has a horse and you have car, you are a.i., right? that's not what this company is anymore. it's a mature business that sells cars at a break-even or loss from time to time again the stock the exact same as it was in the first weeks of 1987 it is a bond it is not a stock to invest in. >> would you trade ford, bri >> i like mike's trade keep it simple it is a bond just struggles to get out of the bottoms here valuations look really nice and my analysts say buy it and we

so bilateral talks far as to between vol, shiners headed by john, and then a big swing of latimer poo thing and the prime minister of our media. they are currently having a very, very late lunch. and after that, that's one of those meetings will take place, culminating with a try lateral all talks, all this on the backdrop. let's not forget that. on monday, the, our meeting and prime minister announced that he considers now that the boss enclave is part of isolated by john. and so that regard, we are expecting to hear something more about that, but they couldn't help themselves in the assets, expand the need and the, all the leaders there was a little bit of tension all because of one simple word floor door. let's take a lesson. was, would show you one should have a very stormy imagination to see any territorial claims in my words. yet the word court orders and the no waiting on crow to and i'm territory we move on the bridge on has not locked any cord or as a border check point has been established on the border between our media. you know, as a vision, in accordance with all interna

ready i big lives here about what's going on and they all policies are vol, seasonal. i, a public debased will be issued, which, i mean, there was more debate about cove in george the, they're yours, right? let's look at some of the characters here. i mean, why in the world with zalinski agreed to something like this. he went, okay, i mean, you know, the people around him, you know, we, you know, with the repeat there is some of the lunacy around him. we're going to get a liberated scribe near by christmas. i mean, you know, he can, but the trend he is, he's all in or all out. george the you're exactly right these up and when you think about this, the g 7, the summit that's just taking place in your off shot of all places. um and uh, with uh, use the landscape showing up and the g 7, you know, where we're rolling. you know, whatever it takes and you know, we're going to keep going. it's very hard to climb down from that position to say, well, okay, we said that we, we were all in and we want to liberate all of your brain. is there a trait? what will settle for. 5 an ar

and they all policies are vol, seasonal. i a public debase alt via sheets, which i mean there was more debate about cove in george the they're yours, right? let's look at some of the characters here. i mean, why in the world would zalinski agreed to something like this? he wouldn't. okay. i mean, i get all the people around him. you know, we, you know, with the repeat there is some of the lunacy around and we're going to get a live range by me or by christmas. i mean, you know, he can, but the trend he is, he's all in or all about towards the you're exactly right these up and when you think about this, the g 7 summit that's just taking place in your actual goal places. um, and with a use the landscape showing up and the g 7, you know, where we're rolling, you know, whatever it takes and you know, we're going to keep going. it's very hard declined down from that position to say, well, okay, we said that we, we're all in and we want to liberate all of your brand needs. there are trade what will settle for. 5 on um, is this, uh

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see guardians of the galaxy: vol 3. only in theaters. arc ash welcome back.ent to make. i'm happy to sharier i'm expecting a baby in october. so it has been an interesting time filling in for carley on maternity leave. my husband and i are so excite announce this and finally share it with everybody. i know i have shared it with him and several people on the crew and staff, but i'm so happy to finally get it out there. and we have a gender reveal. it's a boy. >> todd: have a seat, ladies. >> america, another boy on the way. >> ashley: honestly, i have known -- i don't know if it's just that moeller instinct the second i found out i was second no, this is a boy. no doubt in my mind this is a boy. >> todd: this is your moment. i just want to make one quick moment. >> ashley: there's my baby. >> todd: you told me the day you started filling in for carley you said that was a fun first show, by the way, i'm pregnant, too. for those of you many. the people you see the most in the world to your own wife and co-anchor. one of those individuals in my life has been preg

see guardians of the galaxy: vol 3.ay 5th. >> ashley: wild video out of new york city shows pharmacy security guard wrestle a shoplifter after being hit in the head. in a twist, the guard gets busted for assault. >> todd: cheryl casone says the security guard plans to sue. >> cheryl: this security guard was hurt just trying to stop a shoplifter. the guard was arrested, as well as the suspect. the security guard hit the suspect. the suspect can be heard saying the police are not going to do anything. the guard says i do not want to waste the port authority time, walgreen's, for somebody who will get out of jail and come back to the door and do the same thing. i think this guy needs services. his lawyer says he will sue over the charges, the police, his lawyer adds, it is clear message violent criminals will be -- go to san francisco. nord strom closing two stores as region continues to see thefts by brazen thieves. >> ashley: what a mess. sheryl, what is going on with ai today? >> cheryl: something everyday. it doesn't s

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just understanding the vehicle vol unanimous because of the school there. and -- and knowing that the traffic is going east folks go up bosworth and chon row to do pick up. and that's the usual routine for folks. i'm not sure if i can -- i don't know if i can vote yes on this yet. thank you. director cajina. it is -- this is a messy process. but it is important for us to hear from all of you and your lived experience. showstoppering up and it is part of this press grill for you taking time out of your way. i want to ask staff it seems like i heard confougz in the public comment itself. so everybody understandses when exact low does it money if this board were to, prove this street as a slow street? >> we can pull up the slide again. pacifics is first the board is adopting thresh holes of few are then and there a thousand vehicles per day and 15 moire or less. the data is this chon row is close to meeting the target already. but the traffic vol ums are higher then and there a thousand close to 1500 vehicles per day. >> well, can iium in on this. because what

about it once, and i don't plan to write about it but i think it's being overplayed in a pretty low volironment overall. >> you can take a victory lap on that you are one of the people that said svb was not going to be that big of a deal but there were a lot of people shaking their hands. let me bring you in, peter tell us how you're analyzing this >> well, firstly, when a rating on a country that has their own printing press is symbolic it's not reflecting the u.s.' ability to pay back bond holders. >> maybe just a willingness. >> yeah, this will get done, and we'll forget about the political process going into it. but it is symbolic in the sense that there is an institution out there that is raising and questioning this -- the rising debt and deficits we're now experiencing for 30 years, debts and deficits, i guess they didn't matter but i think that maybe now they matter and that the rise in interest rates is not necessarily happening for good reason, because it's also happening when we're reach thing mismatch between all of the supply that's about to flood us over the next couple of