this is a 12-ounce can of coke and people who drink one or two cans of coke a day have a 26% greaterk for developing type two diabetes then people who couldn't really consume such drinks that risks are even greater for young adults. do you believe coca-cola and companies that make similar products should be marketing these products to children? should there be labels on products like coke morning people regularly consuming their chances of getting type two diabetes. >> we know food marketing is very effective for kids. over 50% of our kids are still drinking products like coke on a daily basis meet that consumption has gone down over recent years remains far too high for their being marketed products like coke in many different ways including its polyphony on social media and online markets are not able to identify it as advertising kids are seeing nearly 200 ads products like coke. the strong preferences and early age. in terms of clear labeling we have a lot of data from experiments we have done here in the u.s. and from global evidence from countries that have implemented these la

i said quit counting my diet cokes.any you normally have, charles. >> charles: between 15 and 20 a day. [audience reacts] >> gayle: i know. we must help this man. >> charles: it tastes good. >> stephen: i understand. they are absolutely -- gayle, do you want this? i'll take it then. >> charles: i really want to stop drinking diet coke. >> gayle: why do you drink so many? >> charles: it tastes good. >> gayle: 15 is too many. >> stephen: have you heard of water? >> charles: kenny gives me a hard time. i never drink water. it doesn't taste like anything. it doesn't taste like anything. >> gayle: we are trying to help him. >> stephen: all right. gayle, you had -- >> charles: he is trying to help me as he gave me a diet coke? >> stephen: yeah. you are trying to help him. i don't care. >> gayle: i care, charles. >> stephen: gayle, you are at the golden globes on sunday. >> gayle: yes. >> stephen: right there. there you go. and your good friend oprah was happy with her seat next to bradley cooper. >> gayle: who doesn't love br

we've used artificial intelligence to design a coke drink, a coke variant.alled coke creations, which is about making flavors that people can engage with, whether it was space or marshmallow the dj, and then artificial intelligence designed a version, which was cool and very engaging for people i think the challenge now, as we take those sort of applications of drinks, and we had a program at christmas where you could make a coke christmas card with a.i. you could tell it what you wanted to be in the picture and it would make a christmas card for you, and we put them up on times square, thousands of them. next year, 2024, it's about, can we turn cool ideas into ideas at scale? can this generative a.i. operate at massive scale >> in terms of creating actual drinks are those drinks so much fundamentally different than something your team would come up with in a room? >> they were different i'm not sure they were fundamentally different, but they were engaging and it was a bit of fun i think that generative a.i. needs to demonstrate that it can operate at scale

in the dpr, more than 70% of exports are coal, anthracide, and coke.metals. cast iron. the most famous brands are the donetsk and yanakievsky metallurgical plants. komsomolsk ore management. in the lpr, the main export flow is created by the alchevsk metallurgical coke and chemical plants, the feroslavov plant, the krasnodon-coal association and rovenky anthracite. the republic has a traditionally strong food industry, production of dairy and meat products, and confectionery products. kherson and zaporozhye regions are traditional agricultural regions, large expanses of arable land. mild humid climate, according to the ministry of agriculture, this could give russia an annual increase in yield by at least 5 million tons of grain. even under soviet rule, kherson was a huge vegetable garden of the country. 2 million hectares of arable land, on which not only grains and sunflowers are grown, but also heat-loving vegetables and fruits, including watermelons. now this garden is russian. there is also... a large number of cattle, another two million hectares

of donbass, region of mines and metal. in the dpr, more than 70% of exports are coal, anthracide, cokeonetsk and yanakievsky metallurgical plants, komsomolsk ore management. in the lpr, the main export flow is created by the alchevsk metallurgical coke and chemical plants, the feroslavov plant, the krasnodon-coal association and rovenky anthracite. kherson and zaporozhye regions are traditional agricultural regions, large expanses of arable land, and a mild , humid climate. according to the ministry of agriculture, this could give russia an annual increase in harvest by at least 5 million tons of grain. kherson also. under soviet power was a huge garden of the country. 2 million hectares of arable land, on which not only grains and sunflowers are grown, but also heat-loving vegetables and fruits, including watermelons. now this garden is russian. there is a large livestock population. another two and a half million hectares are the agricultural fund of zaporozhye. wheat, barley, peas, mustard, and rapeseed are grown here. they're proud in the south. only agriculture. the kherson region

gear and coke and one, _ many awards that show scooped. <-- and coke and one, sarah snook one, matthewcast and like you, i absolutely loved this. what a way to go out on a high. the writing is exceptional. it really is one of those series that wouldn't work without such strong writing for each character. i think each cast member who was rewarded yesterday was rightly so. they all brought something different and special to the table. haifa brought something different and special to the table. how relevant ou think special to the table. how relevant you think these _ special to the table. how relevant you think these awards _ special to the table. how relevant you think these awards are? - special to the table. how relevant you think these awards are? and | special to the table. how relevant - you think these awards are? and they usually seen as a precursor to the oscars? i usually seen as a precursor to the oscars? ~ . usually seen as a precursor to the oscars? ~' . , ., , usually seen as a precursor to the oscars? ., ~ , ~ , , oscars? i think in recent years they have diverged _ oscars

i just love diet coke. i really do. >> we have so much to get to tonight. people say to me, i watch the show. i really like the show. people ask me all the time. are you worried about what charles will say? i was on amtrak, tom, i think it was his name, he said he's like a muffler. you don't know was going to come out. i always say this. charles, you know what you're doing at all time. you never say anything just to be provocative. >> 100%. i know, number one, what i want to say. >> yes. >> and i know what the reaction will be. what i try to do, to be honest with you. i know if i'm going to start a fire. i really just try to start a conversation. >> yes. >> you're not a right or wrong all the time bust part of being in our position, i just want to throw it out there and then let's have a conversation about it. i know, i always know the reaction. >> that's what i want people to know. there's no -- you are very authentic. you don't put on airs and you always speak the truth as you see it. >> it is your truth. some people think when they speak, it's the gospel

that's it. >> she let him drink a coke, and they talked.. she was alive. i could have stopped, but i didn't. she said she would not tell anyone if i'd just let her go. i found it interesting that she thought any of that mattered. i asked her if she believed in god. she said she did. i told her, 'then you need to pray.'" he actually writes, "by god, i had become a monster." >> given the state susan's body had been found in, police were never able to discern exactly how susan had been killed. but scott hatley knew. and he wrote about it. >> "it was not death by drowning in the bathtub but suffocation by a pillow that would tell the tale of murder." >> immediately after killing susan and leaving her house, hatley drives past the police department and, he claims in his writings, thinks about turning himself in. what he actually did days later was go to susan's funeral, sign the guest book, and silently taunt the police as they watched the crowd. >> "i did not cry. i did not grieve. i was, without any doubt, evil to my entire core." and then he

in the dpr more than 70% exports include hard coal, anthracide, and coke.ed ferrous metals. cast iron, the most famous brand. donetsk and yanakievsky metallurgical plants, komsomolsk mining administration. in the lpr , the main export flow is created by the alchevsk metallurgical coke and chemical plants and the ferosalloys plant. association krasnodonon coal and smooth anthracite. the republic has a traditionally strong food industry, production of dairy and meat products, and confectionery products. kherson and zaporozhye regions are traditional agricultural regions, large expanses of arable land, mild humid climate, according to the ministry of agriculture, this can give russia an annual increase in harvest, at a minimum. for 5 million tons of grain. kherson, even under soviet rule, was a huge vegetable garden of the country. 2 million hectares of arable land, on which not only grains and sunflowers are grown, but heat-loving vegetables and fruits, including watermelons. now this garden is russian. there is a large livestock population. two more with mor

jonathan: diet coke for breakfast? james: diet coke is making a comeback.ou expect him to say? jonathan: and tried to convert amy to start the day. james quincy, good to see you. coming up, ted pick, the morgan stanley ceo is just around the corner. taking the helmet morgan stanley two weeks ago. lisa: you put your photos up, put your feet up. jonathan: get one of those boxes out for james that say thank you. that conversation is up next. ♪ jonathan: live from davos, switzerland for audience worldwide, it is day three at the world economic forum and is our three. ted pick, ceo of morgan stanley, joins us. i did this with james quincy of coca-cola. i'm not sure if you heard it. what does day one look like? you know you're taking over from james gorman. you kick them out of the office and tear the photos down? how does it work? ted: james is still the boss. it is a great question. your member that robert redford movie, the candidate? he gets elected and he says now what? there is an element of that. there is -- it is like going back to school. 31 years at the

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in the lpr, the main export flow is created by the alchevsk metallurgical coke and chemical plants, theion and rovenki anthracite. in the republic. the food industry, production of dairy and meat products, and confectionery products is traditionally strong. kherson and zaporozhye regions are traditional agricultural regions, large expanses of arable land, and a mild, humid climate. according to the ministry of agriculture, this could give russia an annual increase in yield by at least 5 million tons of grain. kherson was still under soviet rule. arable land on which not only grains and sunflowers are grown, but heat-loving vegetables and fruits, including watermelons. now this garden is russian. there is a large livestock population. another 2 million hectares are the agricultural fund of zaporozhye. wheat, barley, peas, mustard, and rapeseed are grown here. people in the south are not the only ones who are proud. farming the kherson region is made up of limestones used in construction and metallurgy: sand, clay, and peat. in zaporozhye iron ore, manganese, and other minerals are mined.

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thirty-six will say recently i would probably have a diet coke. english muffin i don't know what. [laughter] jimmy: is a lot of places she could pass on the diets of the diet coke were goodbye asked for a banana and a knife and a jar of reduced fat peanut butter. and you put the peanut butter on the banana and sipped the diet coke your business or quick so i know he look so good in the swimsuit photos joyce text me. >> in your calling and over to get out of jersey. >> you are right you are but was a crazier gig? the trump administration wall or wallstreet in the 80s? [laughter] >> they were very different. [laughter] to six not very many tell-all books about wall street in the '80s regrets very, very different loves working for donald trump is a great honor of being hit his cabinet, running the national economic council is a great honor because it was phenomenal. the wall street thing in the 80s it was what it was. there's a lot of good things that went on there. unfortunately some of those good things went tofar later on. which i have never dodge

that's used coking coal in other countries.ships that transport it. these arc furnaces is it can they produce virgin steel or if not, can you use blast furnaces with something apart from dirty coking coal? >> yeah you can, you can make dirty arise which is a different way of hydrogen and everything else which. aren't else which is which. why aren't we i think that's we doing that? i think that's what they should be investing in. step. in. that is the next step. that's, you built that's, you know, if you built an arc furnace in a dry an electric arc furnace in a dry area something similar area or, or or something similar that would that would alleviate all problems they're talking all the problems they're talking about. but when you say about the carbon emissions is it's not until 2034 or later, 2040, why are they making decision to do it now? it's purely a financial decision . it's nothing to do decision. it's nothing to do about being going greener. it's doing about going greener. the electric arc would be running before they

coke is really another anomaly seek. doing a solid job of growing the business worldwide.he weight loss drugs and the end of the recession which is the quintessential slow down stock. listen to me. i think the gop was wildly overblown at least for coca- cola. it is a soft drink company without much exposure to fattening foods. okay regular coke has a ton of calories but the divergence don't and there is no sign of declining sales because of the drugs. if you really think these drugs will christian food, maybe go long short and -- long coke in short pepsico. this is among the most beloved international consumer brands. i don't know if i can get behind it. i'm always a believer in the nike ability to bounce-back and bounce. it makes me worry that a comeback might be a harder time. bottom line, each of these losers as a comeback path only with j&j coming up shorter. thanks to the inability to put this engagement behind it. j&j, great company. really bad set of facts. michael illinois, michael. >> booyah mr. kramer. happy new year to you and your staff. >> right back at you. >

to carry out attacks in the direction of berdychiv, well, traditionally, the side of the avdiivsky coke plant, which remains under the control of the ukrainian army, several adjacent units , and representatives of our brigade, and now, as i understood from your words, that in fact this eastern part of stepovoy is now in a... gray zone, because the enemy is trying to approach there , your brigade destroys it, and did the enemy manage to climb over the railway, did he manage to gain a foothold there from the west. part of the railway, which actually borders on the steppe, well, they quite regularly cross the railway, experience huge losses, i think that most people have seen, well, who was interested, at least so the video , there are a lot of videos on the internet, there are videos and photos where the field is simply littered with pipes , including from zaliznytsia, actually starting from krasnohorivka, and our drums. .. drones work very efficiently, very skillfully, filigree, in some places, i would even say, and our artillery also works very well against infantry, but when the branli

coke.y either has to be completely on the other side of this, if she can't go soft on trump otherwise she could be toast. maria: martha mccallum caught up with president trump. watch this. >> do you think buy done will p out? >> personally, i think so. >> we'll see what happens. maria: there are growing concerns among democrats that the president's mental capacity, his age, his sharpness is going to hurt him in november. fox news' white house correspondent was asked -- asked press secretary karine jean-pierre about it yesterday. watch this. >> why do you think more and more people polled feel like over time president biden is getting less and less mentally sharp? >> which poll is this? >> abc has president biden's rating for health since may down 5 a points and for mental sharpness down 4 points. maria: 4.>> i have to say that's a little confuse forge me. when you look at what the president has done the last three years, historical pieces of legislation, right, when it comes to bipartisan i

. >> it was the coke or diet coke thing people were talking about. and why choose desantis when you have donald trump right there. and that is true to donald trump being the front runner because everyone forgets two years ago, donald trump was not in this race. is he going to fade off into oblivion? start his own network? there was this resurgence that happen over the course of the last 18, 12 months that really centers around the indictments, the various indictments he is facing but even before that, ron desantis is a cheap imitation of donald trump and so i think the republican base that once donald trump or once trumpism, they might not want donald trump but they may want trumpism, they don't want an imitation, they don't want someone coming in in cost of pretending to be donald trump because the only person who can be donald trump is donald trump. it looks very poor when someone steps in and tries to act like that is their demeanor. the other thing deeply problematic is as desantis started slipping in the polls, he has all this money, he starts m

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so those who pay the package price to panama by sidney coke. lee, it's usually at this point where they discover they've been swindled the migrants have to pay again. i'll talk with the guys and negotiate the i've been here for 4 days when negotiating every day to a 14 of us and now there's only 4 of us. we do our best, but we need your support to darwin, alias myra donna, is the smugglers pulse. he calls them guides, they'll take people to the panama portal for around $150.00, bringing microns to upon them, accounts of smuggling and columbia. and as a legal point of view, want these guys to die on the darian round lake they used to or would you rather we make them pay for a safe route that's not taking advantage. you'll notice they have to cross, we provide the service with them. what is that? it's an open secret that it's columbia, as most powerful crimes, and to expand the color for calling the shots. here, there's evidence that smugglers are forced to make payments to the crime. despite proclamations from the governments of columbia, the us

among the largest, for example, the construction of a slow coking plant using naftan has been completedls for 2024, a lot of attention will be paid to the food industry. delicious and high-quality products are the brand of the vitebsk region, which constantly strengthens its position. anton malyuta went to the post office and was convinced that a year of quality was a good impetus for development. oh, postavy town, so a small town in the vitebsk region remade a famous song for itself and turned it into a famous trademark. the dairy plant, the industrial locomotive of the entire region, produces sour cream, kefir, butter, and of course, cheeses. now we are packaging marble cheese, this is one of... together with the chief technologist svetlana germanovich, she has been at the enterprise for two decades, she has managed to work on a variety of new products, but i’m sure that right now, during the time of import substitution, the products have become especially tasty. our pride is tesingaus cheese. we resumed its production because it was a very popular item last year. tesingaus cheese. gr

trump is still the guy running, you can't say, well i'm going to, new coke when you have coke running. you have a really bad theory of the electorate where he wanted to solidify the sort of hard-core ideological trump core first and then maybe later reach out to the people who don't like trump. he let a lot of easy pitches go. i think historians will say the decision to rally to his defense in the face of the criminal indictments -- >> rally to trump's defense. >> it was the party declared, he's the de facto republican and we should back him no matter what. >> nikki haley did pick up an endorsement from the union leader. it says the dinosaurs from the last two administrations have indeed had their shot and nikki haley is the fire ball from the heavens to wipe them out. >> when you have a candidate who is universal like mr. trump, endorsements don't matter that much. the governor of iowa supported mr. desantis. he was crushed. the governor of new hampshire, wildly popular. chris sununu is supporting nikki haley. the union leader used to deliver voters. it doesn't anymore. voters outsid

mechanical engineering, and of course coal, by the end of the thirties the production of coal, and cokinglting of iron and steel in the donetsk region, is more than a third of all-union, the population grew sharply, people arrived there from all sides, a lot of films were made about miners then... up to 25% of exports and foreign exchange earnings, but to unfortunately, all this did not go in favor of donbass. at the time of the fourteenth year, the economy of the region, of course, was in a terrible state, all enterprises stopped working, why did the coal industry sag, first , the owners left, second, ukraine declared an economic blockade on us. this war cut everything alive, including all economic chains in 2017. on march 1 , radical elements of society in ukraine, they simply take and block the railway. what is poroshenko doing? he initially comes out condemning this, but when he realizes that he cannot cope with this, that this is something that is completely beyond his control , he tries to lead this process. now, today, i propose this to the national security and defense council of

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gayle, i just love diet coke. i really do. >> we have so much to get to tonight.it's funny, because people say to me, i watch the show, i really like to show. people ask me all the time, are you worried about what charles is going to say? i was on amtrak. a guy -- i think was his name, said he is like old muffler. you don't know what is going to come out. i always say this. charles, you know exactly what you are doing at all times. you never say anything just for clickbait. you never say anything just to be provocative. true? >> 100%. i know, number one, what i want to say. and i know what the reaction is going to be. >> yes. >> because what i try to do, to be honest with you -- i know if i'm on spotify. but i really just try to start a conversation. i say to people, you are not right or wrong all the time. >> yes. >> -- i just want to throw it out there, and then let's have a conversation about it. but yes, i always know the reaction of -- >> that's why want people to know, there is no -- you are very authentic. you don't put on airs. and what we speak the truth

chairman has said , at a fundraiser, that he would basically encourage people to get popcorn and a coke out because the impeachment is coming. that's not the standard for impeachment, that's not the standard that a chair should offer under any circumstances. so, our committee, i have been on it since its inception when it was a select committee, i've seen us do a lot of good work. as a committee we have worked on bipartisan legislation over 20 years. this is a singularly focused effort led by republicans who are up this notion that, somehow, this is an issue that the republican can ride into november. unfortunately, it's not in the best interest for us to go forward, but we will do it tomorrow, democrats are prepared to respond accordingly. with that, we will now be joined by leader jeffries. jeffries. mr. jeffries: thank you, bennie, for your leadership, and continued commitment on behalf of the american people in addressing the challenges of the american people and working with the distinguished members of the homeland security committee on the democratic side to put people oample pol

you need coking coal for that process . and coking coal that process.that they're going to use instead so—called arc furnaces. they can only rely on scrap steel, recycled steel. so we lose our strategic ability to make steel from scratch. we become increasingly reliant on imported steel and of course, importing steel from elsewhere. that means we import the carbon that's embodied in that steel, plus the diesel to ship the steel and move it, and all the carbon emissions that that involves. the trade unions have been making that point very, very coherently for months and even years in my view. and yet it hasn't swung the argument within government or within tata. tata the indian conglomerate, say they're spending two, £2.5 billion converting these blast furnaces to arc furnaces saving a thousand or so of the 4000 jobs that are here. the alternative give, as prime minister rishi sunak has been stressing, is to close down steelmaking here altogether, despite it being one of the pioneering steel plants of the pioneering steel plants of the pioneering steel p

coke has a fair amount.on the list -- how much caffeine should we be consuming in. >> most of us drink coffee three, four a day. not much caffeine compared to some of these drinks. the maximum limit per day is 400 milligrams, that's throughout the day, not one setting, not drinking it quickly. if you had a lemonade you don't drink lemonade slowly, you drink them quickly. >> a lot of companies sell products with lots of caffeine, i know panera bread recently changed their lemonade not the product itself but they added a warning label, that all said, what are some of the warning signs that maybe you have had too much caffeine. >> the big signs people think about, i'm going to have this shakiness, more anxiety, the problem is it can cause other health issues. it can cause palpitations, insomnia, problems sleeping and then it can cause those muscle tremors, irritability. >> i'll be honest i had some cardiac stuff and i stopped caffeine. but decaf, i drink that -- >> decaf still has caffeine in it. they can only

people just wanted the regular coke. let me play you what he thinks went wrong. this is ron desantis trying to explain what went wrong. here he is. >> i would say if i could have one thing change, i wish trump hadn't been indicted on any of this stuff. >> i came in not really doing as much media. i should have just been blanketing. i should have gone on all the corporate shows. i should have gone on everything. >> brandon, he thinks the problem is not that he ran a campaign against his own citizens and to try to destroy people in his state. he thinks that's not the problem. the problem is people didn't see enough of him. your thoughts. >> listen, you don't have to look much further than his own team, that at one point was saying the world needs to see less of ron desantis. if he's going to win the presidency of the united states of america, people have to see him less. you have to hide him, keep him off the tv. and the truth is that you talked about the damage that he's done in florida and the way that turned people off. there's a whole collection of people like

gin and tonic or whiskey and coke. k we will have a bartender here tonight.ails from a crackedal caulk tables small audience. don't put pressure on bartender to make you a drinkn' with 15 different items.pres it keeps everyone else in crates a logjam. do the right thingder and order jack and coke, order a beer, keep it very, very simple when in a crowd. >> i read the recent draft beeri is not advisable because fruit flies and gnats. they get into the tap so you never know what will come out of the tap. that, we'll never drink that kind of drink again.ge >> tyrus: i will only counter n with this, that is why men get draft beer because i'm not afraid. and i know i'm tough because i drink seven fruit flies with this beer, which equates to i'm clearly a bad -- because i'm no afraid. >> they say there are slugs tha> will come out with your draft beer. >> tyrus: that were in whole theory. hey, ladie ts and gentlemen -- speak of this runs draft beeray fo, r me. i don't know that the glasses are that clean. i will see lipstick or some other funk on the glass. >> what

americans for prosperity, a super pac backed by the coke industry, the political machine has been knocking on doors, hundreds of thousands of them in new hampshire trying to get people to vote in this primary. the question is going to be the fake of her campaign moving -- fate of her campaign moving forward. chris sununu has been one of her most vocal supporters has said all that she needs is a strong second. going to south carolina, her home state for the primary on february 24th. the campaign has the resources, it will be a question of whether or not she cannot put up a strong enough showing here that there is a path for her to actually defeat donald trump for the republican nomination. she is the last one standing, ron desantis dropped out, hutchison dropped out, the field has gotten narrower to we have two candidates. we will see if we are still at two candidates come tomorrow. sonali: speaking of coming tomorrow, will it mean for dollar pump have such a back-to-back victory moment leading into south carolina -- what will it mean for it mean for donald trump to have such a back-to-back

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using coking coal to do it .t's the iron ore to steel. that's you use hydrogen instead. now we currently are throw away about half £1 billion worth a year of electricity from the north sea, because we haven't built the links to get it to the south. but you could use that electricity to electrolyse water, make hydrogen and make the steel. now you can't do it overnight . so you're not going overnight. so you're not going to do tomorrow. but what to do that tomorrow. but what you're in you're really missing out in here government a here is a government which has a strategy about how to make sure we're not producing steel we're not only producing steel for purposes , but also for our own purposes, but also steel that will be available and be sellable into, uh, growth markets in the future . markets in the future. >> mhm. but, but as you said about the infrastructure, if they're going to do that and make the tough steel that we need and hydrogen, you've need and using hydrogen, you've just said that there's no infrast

she has a huge financial backing system in the coke brothers network as well.ut south carolina is a month away. that is a political lifetime. she is already trailing from president trump there in polls in her home state. i think there is a real question about who among the electorate there she could tap into that would close the gap or even give her a chance of winning in her home state. >> you got so much experience and presidential campaigns and primaries and in caucuses in 2016. you say now it is clear the voters want trump, he's already picked up endorsements in south carolina. what do you see as nikki haley's strategy going forward? >> well, i think there are two things possibly at play. one is really this is kind of a delegate long game, and she is thinking who knows what happens with trump on the legal side. maybe you can amass some more delegates in the next few contests and in the event that there is an event that moves trump off the table, you know, conviction, then she would have some political power in milwaukee. i think this is a political fantasy.

coke or pepsi, renting versus buying. we will tackle that last wednesday night at 5:00.tt will be here with some new numbers about rental prices in the south bay and what that may mean for young people looking to own. it is good but maybe not great. >>> tonight we have a great story about not one but two acts of kindness separated by 20 years. they formed a bond that time nor distance could you race. it is a good story. >> thank you so much. >> i am biased. >>> still to come, the top training story as voted by you on instagram. >>> forever honoring a south bay leader. we will tell you all about the new statue when we come back. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approve

network events, since the coke network staff attorney represented the plaintiffs in other cases.ch of refused to recuse themselves from cases in which they are clearly conflicted. will the roberts court go down as the most corrupt or unethical in modern history, if you don't want to use the word corrupt, certainly unethical, or conflicted in modern history? >> it's the most corrupt supreme court that i know of, let's put it like that. it's the mauve ethically convicted supreme court that i'm aware of. and that's because they won't submit themselves to independent third-party accountability standards. you can't have an ethics rule, if it's up to each individual justices conscience, whether or not to recuse themselves. and that is what the supreme court, even after it's fake ethics ruling, that's what they still hold on to. right? so it's up to neil gorsuch whether he recuse is. it's up to clarence thomas whether he refuses. it's not up to anybody else, and you can't have ethics rules that way. it just doesn't work that way. that's the problem, and again, why are they unethical? yo