missy nelson: every day. harry nelson: every day. that's all for this edition of "dateline."atching.

we will pull the resources back to the private sector and give them to the nelson peltz's of the world and we will get a better return on capital and better return on investment. >> we have to have you back on to talk longer next time. >> thank you have a good morning. >> that's going to do it for "worldwide exchange. futures green across the board "squawk box" starts right now. >>> good morning stock futures are slightly higher as we await quarterly results from dus isney we get fed . we got some inflation data >>> president-elect trump announcing more picks for the cabinet and including the choice for attorney general. >>> and the fbi raiding the home of ceo of polymarket the dodge is j is accusing of retaliation. it's thursday, november 14th, 2024 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. on this morning, we are looking at green arrows at this point. modest advances for all three of the major averages dow up

i mean, let's talk about red lines nelson. i mean, russia's red lines are being consistently crossed by so can west impossibilities. and beijing is repeatedly reaffirmed. its red lines, why is washington seemingly so reluctant to listen to china as concerns nelson as well? they've been carried away for too far and too long actually that they do believe that they can dictate whatever that is going all around the world. they believe that they own the control the world, and i think it's, uh, it's time they, they, they, they have to mind their own business. and i believe the time wilcox. yeah. you know? yeah. you, especially when you say hello multi posed a well and the global south, and there's so much change happening on the jew political chessboard these days. nelson wong, vice chairman of the shining, i sent you a ring back in international studies. thank you very much for your time. thank you, right. thank you. oh, but to syria, we go now here on the program, at least 36 people killed 50 of us wounded in water. yeah, you got

administrator bill nelson. ms. margaret lee. ms. sondra mosey and the families of katherine johnson, dr. kristin darden, mary jackson and dorothy von. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson. speaker of the united states house of representatives thank you all for here. my colleagues in congress, administrator nelson ambassador greenfield, ms. shetterly, our distinguished guests, and to dr. christine darden, watching at her home in connecticut as speaker of the house. i have the great privilege of welcoming you to the capitol, the congressional gold medal is the highest honor. the congress bestow upon any group or and we give it to show our national appreciation for the achievements and contributions of great americans. today, pursuant to h.r. 1396, we have the great pleasure of finally awarding medal to the hidden figures figures. as you all know, this has been a long time coming. it was now, many decades after these began working for our nation's space agencies, that we finally to do appropriate honor for their work. you k

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable bill nelson. everybody, i often refer to the people at nasa as a bunch of wizards. is a true statement. and today we honor some of those wizards. the human computers that started a remarkable time going back to 1943. the remarkable things that nasa achieves and that america achieves build on the pioneers who came before us. people, like the mercury of gemini and apollo. people like mary jackson, dorothy vaughn, catherine johnson and doctor christine darden. thanks to you the members of congress who made this day possible. thanks to the late congresswoman eddie bernice johnson who we miss, who led the effort in 2019 alongside senator chris to bring these medals to life [ applause ] >> thanks additionally to champions for the legislation. senators, harris, lisa murkowski, and shelley moore, as well as congressman frank lucas. [ applause ] >> the women we honor today made it possible for earthlings to live beyond the bounds of earth. for generations of trailblazers to follow. we did not come this far

nelson mandela was optimistic. nelson mandela always believed he was going to get out of prison. he remained an optimist for those 27 years in prison. nelson mandela had more reason n to be a pessimist then any of us have ever had. nelson mandela was an optimist for his future freedom when he was imprisoned and for the is future of his country. in his inauguration speech, as president of south africa, nelson mandela said this -- >> we have time in the effort to implant hope in the breasts of millions. >> if nelson mandela could choose optimism, could choose hope, you can choose optimism. you can choose hope. if your hope is that kamala harris wins the presidency, you can be thankful that kamala harris and her staff have run as near-perfect a presidential campaign as we have ever seen. kamala harris has justified your hope and kamala harris has earned your hope. this is not the time to forget how to hope. now is the time to enjoy that hope, share that hope. share that hope with your family, with your children, with your friends. optimism is a choice. hope is a choice. shoes hope.

nelson, long vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international studies. nelson, very, to have you on, as always, was the teacher affairs expert doctor had made it con, almost reduced as the outcome of elections will have a lot of impact on american foreign policy and does have a knock on effect on americans at home. definitely be it's always about the domestic issues when it comes to american election. but this election have uh, a lot of, uh, you know, impact in, in terms of uh, american foreign policy. so not only about uh, and it's very crises that it is also about the ukraine conflict as well. i mean, uh, i believe that most of the americans are very much listening to uh, chrome, that the point of view that, i mean america guys are using it to do sort of see them supporting nato in europe and doing the ukraine. go on and it just costing a lot of money to the american economy and the common american. and that's right. he has given a very clear, you know, of signs that he really, that'd be near the pool problem that you kind of on. and you were know, you

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable bill nelson.body. i often refer to the people of nasa as a bunch of wizards. that is a true statement and, today, we honor some of those wizards. those human computers that started at a remarkable time going back to 1943. the remarkable things that nasa achieves and that america achieves build on the pioneers who came before us. people like the women of mercury and gemini and apollo. people like mary jackson, dorothy vaughn, katharine johnson and christine dardenne. thanks to you, the members of congress, who made this day possible and thanks to the late congresswoman eddie bernice johnson, who we miss and led the effort in 2019 alongside senator chris coons to bring these medals to life. [ applause ] >> and thanks, additionally, to the champions for the legislation. senators kamala harris, lisa murkowski and shelly moore-capito and congressman frank lucas. [ applause ] >> the women we honor today made it possible for earth sdlslings live beyond the generation of earth and trailblazers to follow.

for 27 years, nelson mandela feel asleep with hope in his heart in prison. nelson was an optimist. he always believed he'd get out of prison. he remained an optimist for those 27 years in prison. nelson mandela had more reason to be a pessimist than any of us have ever had. he was an optimist for his future freedom while in prison and for the future of his country. in his inauguration speech as president of south africa, nelson mandela said this. >> we have hope in the millions of our people. >> in nelson mandela could choose optimism and hope, you can choose optimism, you can choose hope. if your hope is that kamala harris wins the presidency, you can be thankful that she and her staff have run as near perfect a presidential campaign we have ever seen. kamala harris has justified your hope, and kamala harris has earned your hope. this is not the time to forget how to hope. now is the time to enjoy that hope, share that hope. share that hope with your family, with your children, with your friends. optimism is a choice. hope is a choice. choose hope. the candidates made closing stat

those musicians started singing about nelson and perhaps musicians all over the world. in particular, especially the most popular ones, you know, has got to start standing up. if they don't agree with what is going on, then we should make all voices heard. so can you share a specific moment when you saw your music directly impact a political social issue? my music was banned and stuff that's going. i start to make you believe, to kind of music. how did the band people impulse emoji erik? could it be that music? yes, they banded. when you submitted full full full for the air waves. you know, there was a system which they are apply the it, there was a woman who they actually, you know, we had, they, the, the violence then. so she would come with the and they is, that is great. all the facts that you think should not be played. so if there was someone who wants to sneak in the music to play on custody, it was a sense that she bought the publication for dad. what do you call the service that she bought, which would always be scratching the, the cds and you still have the sa

and also nelson rockefeller in which turned out not to be untrue. olson untrue that we were falling behind academically in the soviet. now we know what happened with the full that moscow soviet regime, we know this a laughable allegation. >> so is it fair to say, that the democrats were caught in this election. >> will in 1968, certainly work. americag was facing the soviet challenge in eastern europe and in the thirdwa world they wanted to build, build, build, build, build and this was a time when dwight eisenhower is complaining about the military industrial complex and that is jfk and guys like stuart simon from missouri and even nelson rockefeller sing we are falling behind russia and missiles and falling behind evan fire force and we are falling behind evan space exploration. i.e. sputnik jfk's going to send me go to the moon etc. as of the republicans are basically saying come there is nothing to see here. everything is fine and impreza sangamon nothing iss fine. and in jfk the opening statement in the debate, he really is a litany of things w

i mean, nelson, my dental is now sunday and i said, you know, not an estimate that the whole world who she was a political leader was left. but because i came from an area which we can see that they had dropped off a police eh, resistant politics. i mean, publicist, who was stay above my dad. let me see do mind. okay. it was in the, in the same area that went to being from the p. c. was part of it. they would say, squire, at my last my hearty. so all of these people would code meetings. sometimes at my home. obviously my father belonged to a so as a child useful, i saw all these people leaders and how those lead us. but in my mind, there were all petitions coming to, you know, and of course my father belonged to a brand secretariat of orlando west. and that's how my political influence came to be. but as i grew up, you know, and there was some of the things that i was experiencing as a young person. for instance, the passport. yeah, the passport, which was the reference book, there was a document, you know, that every pet black person, they took cameras and the you would see how she ma

nelson reportedly punched the victim in the face several times causing bleeding and bruising. he was taken into custody after the plane landed safely at dulles. the faa and fbi are investigating police in san jose have arrested 7 people for promoting sideshows on social media. this was part of what police called operation penalty box. the group of suspects referred to themselves as the hockey team. investigators say the group used instagram to promote the sideshows and their posts were viewed thousands of times. mayor matt mahan saying that this group they have been responsible for up to 20 sideshows. the police chief says that these arrests were possible because of a new law that made it illegal to promote sideshows. our message today is clear in san jose. >> watching a sideshow is illegal. participating in one is illegal. promoting one is illegal. you do what we will find you. take your vehicle and take you to jail no matter how long it takes, elaborate the links you go to conceal yourselves online. we will be relentless in patient and a pursuit of >> police say in total 9 p

nelson saw his house is been occupied by various troops sent troops asking we fire on your house? and he said yes. you can see the candidate marks in the walls of the house to this day. he died a very poor man after the war so poor his body had to be buried hidden because his family was afraid his creditors the people he owed money to figure it out and use it as collateral. and on his deathbed he was asked, what you think about all of this? it turned out pretty badly for you, didn't it? he said i would do it all over again. >> wow. let's not talk about the ideals of the constitution. three of the big ones are separation of powers and federalism and the bill of rights for the sake them one by one. justice, why the separation of powers? quicktime branches we have, guys? three. thank you i am so glad. i know my 15-year-old daughter i thought she got that from me by osmosis if not in school. so teachers, thank you for giving that answer right. we have three ballistic them one by one. the legislative branch we talked about that already. what do they do? what's the legislative branch do

nelson is now in federal custody. a jury trial is tentatively scheduled for december 11th.here is no word on what may have motivated the attack. >> san francisco police say a man who was shot in the tenderloin has died. it happened about 6 p.m. outside of the starlight market at ellis and jones streets. police say the man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but did not survive. and there's no word on any suspects. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >> san jose police say they've arrested several suspects accused of organizing nearly two dozen sideshows since 2020. ktvu south bay reporter jesse geary explains how san jose's recently passed ordinance on sideshows has helped bear results. >> no longer can the masterminds of this illegal activity hide behind their instagram accounts without the fear of consequences. >> san jose's newly minted police chief displayed those consequences on a large video screen during a thursday afternoon news conference. seven of nine people from san jose, salinas, sunnyvale and oakland charged with violati

that is one of the many willie nelson classics. roll me up and smoke me when i die.op dogg. let's welcome our first guest. e.r., the good wife, and most recently the morning show. she has won three emmys, a golden globe, you can see her on broadway. everybody please say hello to julianna margulies. [cheers and applause] hello. >> hello. >> nice to see you again. >> welcome to new york. >> it is wonderful to live here. >> it is energy, the city. >> i just covered willie nelson i heard you had a really funny brownie story that was an accident. >> i was 16 years old and i went to a friend's house after school on a friday night and a bunch of them -- there were older students who had already graduated. there were brownies coming out of the oven and i hadn't eaten lunch and i was so hungry and i ate four of them. >> and nobody told you. >> they all thought i knew when i did not and i started having the worst trip of my life. my girlfriend, i saw her sitting across the table and horn started coming out of her head and i was so petrified that i was going to die and that i w

nelson is now in federal custody. a jury trial is tentatively scheduled for december 11th. no word on what may have motivated the attack. >> an update on a story we brought you last night at ten. san francisco police say a man who was shot in the tenderloin has died. now, this happened about 6 p.m. outside of the starlight market at ellis and jones street. police say the man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but did not survive. we talked with the man's friend, who says he thinks it was a case of mistaken identity. >> the other friend forgot the black cherries and so we went back to the store to get black cherries. on our way out, the one who got shot called us back. but somebody behind us told us not to turn around. and that's when. that's when we heard the gun go off. >> there's no word on any suspects. police are asking anyone with information to contact them. an overnight fire in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood has left five people without a home. firefighters responded to the two alarm fire about 230 this morning. they say the cause of the fire w

i reference what nelson peltz said earlier at delivering alpha. he thinks they're going to be used and he thinks they're going to be successful. >> yeah, look, most of our asian equity overweight, the tactical one is on japanese equities, which i would argue is not related that much to tariffs. it's much more related to two things. number one, we have foreign investors, really fleeing japan, japanese equities in august and in september. so we have the biggest drop in foreign investor flows ever since 2020, right, so we have really the biggest exit out of japanese equities since covid, since the first covid wave. if that's the positioning, tactically, it is really a bit on the light side, that should be supporting that kind of global stance in japan. the other one is more of an extension to the u.s. equity overweight, and to probably the main risk that we are bearing. so you guys were just talking about, you know, higher yields. the problem of course for us, i think that is by far the biggest risk for us is really that at some point, long and bond

seen a decline in the cost of this thanksgiving meal for two consecutive years economist barrett nelsonbout $1.70 a pound from a year ago. >> other items like sweet potatoes milk and pumpkin pie mix have also dropped. but even though the meal is cheaper than last year, nelson points out prices are still 19% higher compared to 2019. >> we have felt the impacts of inflation for several years and while they've slowed down, we're still feeling it in our pocketbooks at the grocery store. >> experts recommend shopping around and comparing prices at different stores to make sure you're getting the best deal possible. and many major retailers are offering discounted holiday meals. shopper mary szymanski hopes easing prices are a sign of things to come. >> i guess i'm an optimist. i feel that we're going in the right direction. >> and economists believe food costs should continue to move in the right direction through the holiday season. danya bacchus cbs ws, los [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i

their name is sophia nelson. they are jd vance's former yale law school classmate, friends actually since freshman year. since vance has joined the tickets are phi has come forward a few times to speak about the man they knew on college versus what they're seeing on the trail the two were close for a long time. so close advance would sign off email saying love you, jd sophia nelson joins me now. sophia. thank you so much for joining us i'd like your take on vance's assertions and i can't really believe that he had articulated that earlier today. >> but that children are becoming trans his words here to get into college well, thanks for having me, laura. i mean, it's outrageous and offensive i think the maga movement thinks of minority identities is something we take on in off like a jacket. and the only advantage that's flown to me from being transgender is that i get to live my aesthetic self, which i think is what all trans people are seeking. but the reality for trans people in america is that we're four times

i mean i mean, there was i mean, nelson rockefeller loomed large. you know, romney was largely out at that point, you know, before the first ballots were cast in new hampshire. but but romney in california, governor ronald reagan, certainly loomed large right on the sideline. now, they we know in hindsight they never left the sidelines, but they were right to move in. and one of the things i document in the book is that california governor ronald reagan, who obviously the conservative natives, really wanted after they went over the cliff with goldwater losing in a landslide in 1964. i think they were hoping on a ronald reagan, but they they knew that reagan wasn't battle tested yet in 68 hadn't run a national campaign. he hadn't had a lot of national scrutiny. so i think the agreement that nixon and reagan had was if reagan didn't have the nomination largely sewn up by oregon, the next big primary was california. and reagan was free to move in. but we never got there because nixon kept it going. and you think that was a a in formal agreement between

that's fascinating stuff from cape cohen, editor of nelson watch, dot com. thank you so much. my pleasure. a. and before you go, here's a reminder to fall top stoney. the german chancellor of charles has told russia president vladimir putin to end the warring ukraine. the truly do is have spoken by phone for the 1st time in almost 2 years, shall also urge clinton to withdrawal russian forces. and that's all for now, you're up to date coming up after the break. all technology show shift looked at whether ai, recipes, and robot shops could be the future of cooking. for us, you can always check our website, dw, dot com, also presence on x, instagram, facebook. the handle really there is at think of a mega jordan. thank you. so much for watching the imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy bird or your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from kaos. it's made from golden retriever's. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 in meeting cultures around the world, people learn to classify small handful of animals with edible.

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in a statement, the ministry said it would enough to arrest mister nelson. yahoo! if the i c c off. because he is covered by immunity rules, as his role is not a policy to the i c, c. that's being fresh anti government protests in mozambique. the violence fled off again in the southeast african nation after a video went viral. of a police vehicle hissing to demonstrate to the um of the vehicle appears to run over a woman in the capstone that's due to my son. because the mass protest, since it's ruling policy, claim victory and elections earlier this month, extending a whole century impala. european union will make, has, in stroudsburg, has approved a new team to stay at the block for the next 5 years. the 26 new commission is what were proposed by national governments. it's being described as the most right leading executive in the us history. it will be led by commission president will select from the line the a vs and the media has been choosing a new paula been found president in election so it could transform the south west african countries political landscape. the ruling swaff

nelson yahoo has described as upset the truth. a simple, no more is more just then the war that israel has been waging and gaza after come mazda attacked us unprovoked launch the launching the worst massacre. it goes to jewish people since the holocaust lot correspond. the rosy bird shot in the head except this update on international reaction. send you a rest words issued by this court in the hague. are certainly sparking international control overseas, specially those issued against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and former defend cease, you'll go on. we've seen them swiftly condemned by the united states and by israel, who says they make international justice into a laughing stock. neither of those countries to us or through our state parties to the i. c. c. but 124 countries around the world are, and all of them legally are obliged to arrest anyone who's on the i. c. c. internationally wanted list the enters their territory. and that's why this is taking up a whole load of different logic dilemmas. like ahead, espe

from cape cohen, editor of nelson watch, dot com. thank you so much. my pleasure. and other news, the animal plant on festival has begun in thailand. revenue is released thousands of lanterns into the night sky over the northern city of chee, on my dw asia pacific bureau chief gales much has joined the festivities to its full moon. the rainy season is over. it's time to drive out the gloom. and welcome in the night. the titans ye paying festival business with thousands of dollars, the trunk by 4 guidelines for their release, for sick time and zones, and to be absolutely on the safe side flights that were scheduled for tomorrow for 2 days after 7 pm have been rescheduled or cancel the lentils are made of rice paper, revenues can bind them on site and release them on the banks of the ping river, along with prayers and good wishes for the scene to the centuries old practice is rooted in northern thailand's buddhist tradition. to this day, it attracts visitors from all over the world as amazing and uh, the 1st time so beautiful uh people, so great place to be the same

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space station, but they do have to deal with that's fascinating stuff from cape cohen, editor of nelson watch, dot com. thank you so much. my pleasure. and before we go, sky gables have been enjoying the was a family that we won't be getting for a while. it's called a silver moon. when a full moon comes especially close to us making all satellite look bigger and brighter in the night sky, it usually happens 3 or 4 times a year. but there won't be another one for nearly a year. right now there is a downside to the super me. it's so bright. the sky gave us, we'll have trouble seeing the meet your shower. that's coming to be going on and reaches its peak on sunday. before you go, here's a reminder of our top story. the german chancellor charles and russian president vladimir putin have spoken on the phone for the 1st time in nearly 2 years to discuss the water ukraine with show simone things up scrutiny patrol. prussian full of finale are up to date coming up after the break. we look at where the free public transport can help the cups pollution caused by cars for some kind of a for more n

. >> no returns to the 80s for nelson? >> no. this is a model company and i wish people at home realized when we say model what it means is there are analysts trying to figure out what to do now hugh johnston tells them what to do and they do it and they recommend the stock. it is what i am used to with a lot of other stocks and almost netflix and there you have to have somebody every day. and tyson paul tomorrow night it will be interesting in david's exclusive with john malone who will soon as you know become the interim ceo and we will get to some other big names on a light week for earnings and nice results out of european companies and you can see more of this in just a can see more of this in just a moment i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand over the air guitar. i've got another one. (luke) homes-dot-com is a new, elevated home-shopping experience. beautiful design, tremendously rich content,

let's have a quick look nelson. the other stories making headlines around the world. or the is really military has claimed responsibility for an air strike on a building in the syrian capital, damascus, which it says was the side of a has blood intelligence headquarters strike killed. 2 people, according to the british base syrian observatory for human rights, is really strikes killed 12 people in gaza on monday. that's according to medics in the palestinian territory. residents worked to recover bodies from the wreckage after an attack on the town of bates law. here in gauze as north you impulsivity and refugee agency says israel has scaled back the number of a trucks allowed in the gaza, though, is really authorities dispute this severe weather in spain as far as the cancellation of flights to and from barcelona as torrential rain, palms the region of count ammonia, road and rail travel have also been disrupted. spain is already grappling with the aftermath of last week's extreme flooding in the east of the country were over 200 people were killed. when finally us m

county executive nelson.nd the chair of our democratic party, ben w [cheers and applause] all right, we have work to do. ok, wisconsin, four days left in probably one of if not the most consequential elections of our lifetime, and we have work to do still. we have a lot of work to do, but we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is good work. [cheers and applause] and make no mistake, we will win. [cheers and applause] we will win. we will win. and one of the reasons -- [chanting "we will win"] v.p. harris: and we will win because we have the type of people who when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. [cheers and applause] right, and in this election we have an opportunity to finally turn the page on a decade of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we are done with that. we are done. we are exhausted with that, and we know that is to he is, but wisconsin, that is not who we are. [cheers and applause] that is not who we are. and it is time for a new

nelson punched the victim in the face multiple times causing bleeding bruising. he was taken into custody after the plane landed safely. the faa and fbi are now investigating they have 4 thieves arrested for stealing from this dsw store in novato. this is on wednesday. police are investigating the death of a target when they were called in to the death in progress, police arrested 4 suspects and that organized retail theft. they were said pablo hercules richmond and oakland resident police didn't say how much was stolen from the shoe store. but in the dea did not say the target that was related to the dsw. one. a number of new claims for unemployment went down to 216,000 last week, a 5 month low. those remain on benefits also dropped to just over 1.8 million. it's the 3rd straight weekly decline hurricane lead in multan bruce to claims in early october kept elevated to middle of the month. applications were also lifted by a strike at boeing. a fighter. then on sunday, you're going to set your clocks back one hour. okay. doctors also say it's a time when depressio

saying that there still was this israeli military presence there and, you will, one of the mayors of a nelsons a result of what happened he has seen 12 hezbollah operatives and there should not have been the need for these warning shots to be fired and for him he said it was evidence the agreement israel had reached was a disgraceful one. 0ur middle east correpsondent hugo bachega is in sidon, the third—largest city in lebanon, south of beirut, where he says displaced residents are impatient to return home. this is the main highway and this ceasefire has been in place for hours now and almost immediately after the ceasefire came into effect, thousands of people started the journey down south and this has been the case for hours. there is massive traffic jams case for hours. there is massive trafficjams here with families, trying to go back to towns and villages in the south of the country, despite warnings from israeli military and also by the lebanese authorities, telling people not to go back now because this is obviously a gradual process, a gradual withdrawal of israeli forces. there is s

reporter shelby nelson has more on this very bizarre investigation.r to believable or barely believable from afar. the surveillance video shows something or someone rummaging through a car. but if you look a bear. that's partially correct. it's actueone wearing a bear costume accused of trying to get a hefty insurance e e e e payout. the v frjanuary of this year on the 700 block of bayshore drive in lake arrowhead. i'i'i' kyra just done because i don't believe somebody could do something like that. there arar bear encounters up here for sure. it's not something that's like completely out of the realm of popopossibility. investigators with california's dtment of that the suspects made a claim with their insurance company stating that a bear had entered their 2010 rolls royce ghost and that the animal had caused interior damage. images show perfectly aligned. claw marks. >>onhe insurance company started investigating, detectives found additional claims with 2 other insurance companies on the same day. me l with 2 mercevehihihihihicles. w to. >>bunch of

during a hearing, nasa administrator nelson affirmed the importance of nasa in helping us to understand uap. mr. gold, if the government doesn't have the data it needs on uap because, say, someone who saw something is concerned about stig ma, public backlash or not good systems in place. how are we to ultimately figure out what's going on? >> let me compliment mr. nelson, there wouldn't have been the independent study team if it weren't tore his leadership and courage. we're talking about data and where we can get data from. nasa has whole archives of data, much of which, i believe, will likely have information that will help inform uap. we need only look and again, in an era with ai and ml, we can relatively quickly and easily go through and encourage nasa to do. however, focusing on national security sites, i believe there's something you may have heard of called sensor bias, because we have more cameras, more monitoring, national security, we don't know how expensive uap may be over civilian areas and this is to the second part of your question, we're not collecting data, not collect

there will be some showers and patchy fog and some of that slow to clear, nelson chang,.is evening and overnight, we hang on to some showers. there will be mist and fog bombing over northern ireland, north—west england and the north west midlands. under clear skies, the north west midlands. under clearskies, it the north west midlands. under clear skies, it will be a cold night. temperatures what you can expect in towns and cities, and in rural areas we could see and in rural areas we could see a touch of frost. high pressure continues to dominate our weather. there's not much wind around to move the puck. to clear especially across northern ireland, and we hang on to the showers on the breeze coming from the south—east. but the most, it's going to be a dry day with sunny spells. eight celsius in glasgow to around 12 celsius vincent hellier. you can see this plaid waiting in the winds which is this weather front which will sink southwards during the course of wednesday. it's bumping into high pressure, weakening all the time and it will produce this band of cloud and patc

nelson punched the victim in the face multiple times causing bleeding and bruising. he was taken into custody after the plane landed safely there in dallas. the faa and the fbi are now investigating. >> well, in the south bay, santa clara county supervisors. we're going decide whether to build an 8 field soccer complex for the san jose earthquakes the team wants to build at the santa clara county fairgrounds next tuesday. the board will vote on a term sheet which would outline the construction in terms of that agreement between the quakes and local officials. the san jose earthquakes say they plan to put in about 50 million for that project. okay. here's a look at the renderings. so if approved, the complex would at 4 fields for the wakes you the academy second team and professional mls team as well as a performance center for the teen for field to be used for public use. the mls team says right now the city of san jose, he's over 50 field short of its demand right now, the meeting starts at 09:30am. >> well, san francisco hosted its second entertainment zone for hal

those documents show nelson punched the victim in the face multiple times causing bleeding and bruising. he was taken into custody after after the plane landed safely at dole's the faa and fbi are investigating. the san francisco city attorney wants to shut down 2 convenience stores for allegedly running an illegal gambling operation. city attorney david chiu filed a pair of lawsuits against sf discount market and tenderloin market and deli. police say they conducted a search of both stores and found guns, drugs, gambling machines and more. the city attorney wants a judge to shut the business down for at least one year. and a developing story out of the east towing company in oakland. and it's 2 owners have been convicted for illegal vehicle towing and tax evasion, private property impound along with wayne rush. so and stephanie gibson, they will pay nearly $500,000 in restitution to victims whose cars were towed illegally. the defendants who pled no contest also over 333,000 in back, taxes. so faces 90 days of home detention. gibson will complete 50 hours of community service day. pame

marvin nelson is a very good operator. i betcha that stock can bounce a week from now.and shouldn't be down this much. >> a lot headed our way later in the week. >> if there are nvidia watch parties, we know we're in trouble. >> we did mention steeple going to 180 from 160. >> that's really great. >> giving up here is like giving up on the iphone 6. >> i know the company feels that way, i feel that way, and if people aren't reading him, i think they're not understanding a lot. it would have been great if the administration had read him. they would understand somewhat companies are doing good things. >> the election's over. >> i think you have to start examining your playbook immediately. if you're the cowboys right now and your season's over, you're looking at the playbook for next year. that's what the democrats need to do. >> jim, we'll see you tonight. "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time, as the dow is trying to work on these opening losses, down 3. st wh . ayitus 50 ayithi, i'm damian clark. i'm here to help you understand how to get the most from medicare. if you're

. >> next, nasa administrator bill nelson discusses the future of the space program and glassa's rolew providing essential climate related data and information part of 2024 world economy summit in washington, d.c. this is about 90 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome some for cofounder and ceo justin smith. >> good morning, everybody. happy friday to all. again, welcome to the gallup great hall, , the global headquarters of the gallup organization. it was a partner of semafor's and made the space available to most of the young company. i'm especially delighted to welcome you all to 2024 fall edition fall edition of the world economy summit. i'm justin smith. we may have met yesterday. i'm the cofounded ceo of semafor. we had some phenomenal conversations although y including a few breakfasts, lunches, and some after, evening activities. and really the goal of the world economy summit is to bring together some of the most consequential leaders in the global economy, global business, and we're looking forward to continuing those discussions today. the focus today will be on sustainabili

identified the victims as jack nelson, soren dixon, and krysta tsukahara. all the kids were college sophomores, home for thanksgiving break. they all graduated from piedmont high in 2023. krysta, seen here, was a college and art design. and jack attended the university of colorado. he and jack attended the university of colorado. >> he was a kind, caring, and charismatic person. >> reporter: the two met at a football game and had a class together. their bay area roots also made for a connection. >> it is just a unspeakable tragedy. life is precious and we have to cherish it. >> reporter: many went to school with the victims or their kids went to school with them. >> it is a lot. and i am holding closer to my friends and my family. >> small community. it is a tragedy for their families, their friends, and anybody that lives. >> reporter: and her son appreciate. quote, piedmont is a wonderful community. we have a lot of friends and they have been incredibly kind. they say they are supporting one another by coming together. piedmont police say they are still i