marvell up .50%. similar for amd. asml up .75% of 1%.action after jensen huang took the stage at ces last night offering gaming chip on the blockbuster blackwell chip and expansion of the omni verse product which huang says is a multitrillion dollar opportunity. speaking of opportunities, aurora innovation based in pittsburgh to deploy driverless trucks at scale. joining me now is sara kunst. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> nvidia set to open up at a fresh record all-time high. what did you make of what you heard from jensen huang? do you see this being good for the rest of the a.i. trade? >> i think it will be as one goes nvidia. we see it goes kind of the market around high tech and certainly around a.i. you know, i liked that it wasn't just a hey, guys, we have a new chip coming. to some extent, that gets easy to promise and say, but we don't know when yet and kick the can. these are real -- these are real actionable items and real things that are going to be really useful in robotics and self-driving cars and showing the wide

and we all had our own door, and it was marvellous.fferent place altogether. off the coach? it's unbelievable. you just can't imagine it. we were human. today, harry and arek are revisiting the place except your hairs are grey. we are... we're the dinosaurs. yeah, so did i. yeah? what number block were you? i think it was number six. e. i think block e. i think so. those, those were the days. and it was always a happy... when he sees that lake and when he arrives here. and it was somewhere to belong place, and learning tojust be boys again, learning to be like it was back then. hello, there. across the southern half of the uk. for strong winds and for heavy rain. to push further eastwards, particularly from tomorrow. but for tonight, well, we're continuing to see these gales, and of course, it's far too cloudy and windy that area of low pressure. towards the southern half of the uk, but lots of dry monday's did. as the low clears. but another one starts to approach from the south of england, into south—west england first, as we head th

spencer: in the heart of africa lies the top—secret, high—tech nation of wakanda, the setting for marvel�*s queen ramonda. my son, it is your time. much of the movie was created using suitably advanced technology, and that includes the queen's wardrobe, the most elaborate parts of which — her crown and neckwear — were 3d printed. with the 3d printing technique, you can create more complex geometries, more innovative designs, and also in a more sustainable way. julia koerner is an austrian designer and architect who specialises in 3d printing high fashion pieces and products, couture dresses, bags, accessories and ornaments. but it was queen ramonda's fabulous attire that caught our eye and also those of the 0scarsjudges. both black panther films won their costume designer, ruth e carter, academy awards. the design process for black panther was looking at the traditional zulu patterns, which traditional african women would wear and taking those african patterns and digitising them in the computer to represent the regal attire of the queen. there are many different 3d printing techniques,

an engineering marvel. the statue of liberty is a symbol of the soul of our nation. a soul shaped by forces that bring us together and by forces that pull us apart. yet through good times and tough times, we have withstood it all. a nation of pioneers and explorers, of dreamers and doers, of ancestors, native to this land, of ancestors who came by force, a nation of immigrants who came to build a better life, a nation holding the torch of the most powerful idea ever in the history of the world, that all of us -- all of us are created equal. that all of us deserve to be treated with dignity, justice and fairness. that democracy must defend and be defined and be imposed, moved in every way possible. our rights, our freedoms, our dreams. but we know the idea of america, our institution, our people, our values that uphold it are constantly being tested. ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power. but whether we lead by the example of our power or the power of our example, whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it, after 50

i've grown up with marvel essentially. i grew as an actor, and with this character.family member i see for thanksgiving every year. that's how it feels. they're so supportive. i think if i didn't have them, honestly, i don't know if i would have taken these chances. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i've been lucky. >> seth: well, i can't wait for that. good luck. >> yes. >> seth: with oscar nominations. >> i thought you were going to say in 2025 in america. >> seth: good luck. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: good luck in 2025. thank you, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] stay safe back in l.a. get home safely. >> thank you. >> seth: sebastian stan, "the apprentice" is now available to rent or buy. stick around. we'll be right back with auli'i cravalho. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [rattle of barista pouring coffee beans] [grinding noises] [bubbling water] [people softly talking] [whoosh of steam] [trickle of espresso pouring out] [whoosh of espresso settling] [pouring espresso into cup] [sliding coffee on counter] [person sipping their coffee] if you're living with moder

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an engineering marvel. the statue of liberty is also on enduring symbol of the soul of our nation. soul shaped by forces that bring us together by forces that pull us apart. and yet through good times and tough times we have withstood it all. a nation of pioneers and explorers. of dreamers and doers. of ancestors native to this land r of ancestors who came by force. a nation of immigrants who came to build a better life. a nation holding the torch of the most powerful idea ever in the history of the world. that all of us are created equal. that all of us deserve to be treated with dignity, justice and fairness. that democracy must defend and be defined and be imposed, moved in every way possible. are rights, our freedoms, or dreams. where we know the idea of america, our institution, are people and values that uphold it are constantly being tested. ongoing debates about power and exercise of power. but weather we lead by the example of power or the power of our example. weather we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it. after 50 years at the centre of

an engineering marvel. the statue of liberty is also an enduring symbol of the soul of our nation. a soul shaped by forces that bring us together and by forces that full us apart. and yet through good times and tough times, we have withstood it all. a nation of pioneers and explorers. all dreamers and doors. of ancestors, native to this land. of ancestors who came by force. a nation of immigrants who came to build a better life. a nation holding the torch of the most powerful idea ever in the history of the world, that all of us are created equal. that all of us deserve to be treated with dignity, justice, and fairness. that democracy must defend and be defined and be imposed, moved in every way possible. our right, our freedoms, our dreams. we know that our institution, our peoples, our values that uphold it are constantly being tested. ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power. but whether we lead by the example of our power or by the power of our example, whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power, or yield to it. after 50 years at the center of al

an engineering marvel. the statue of liberty is also an enduring symbol of the soul of our nation. soul forced by -- shaped by forces. we have withstood it all. a nation of pioneers and explorers. dreamers and doers. ancestors native to this land. ancestors who came by force. a nation of immigrants that came to build a better life. holding the torch of the most powerful idea ever. that all of us are created equal. that all of us deserve to be treated with dignity, justice, fairness. that democracy must be moved in every way possible. ongoing debates about power and the example of our power. after 50 years of the center of all of this, i know that believing in the idea of america means respecting the institutions. a free and independent press. institutions that echo the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be self-evident. checks and balances. it may not be perfect, but it is maintained our democracy for hundreds of years. our democracy has held strong. i have kept my commitment to be president for all americans. it has been the honor of my life to see the resilience

marvelous, marvelous story. an officer in the irish legion of bolivar's army, francis o'connor. the history bolivar of bolivia, a country that cru was created soon after the battle of ayacucho. so first to introduce natalia who will speak first? natalia so to reappear there was recently a professor of latin american history at the university of kent, as i mentioned, where she taught for 17 years. she obtained her ph.d. at university of london and has been a visiting fellow at yale university. the carter brown library and the fly university tent in berlin. natalia has held grants. the british academy, the british library, the leverhulme trust and the alexander von humboldt foundation. she has published extensively on latin american independence in english as as in spanish. her most recent books in english are independence and nation building in latin america and race and identity in the crucible of war between 2015 and 2018. she an international network of scholars researching the wars of and the idea of. she's published extensive early on the creation of the state in focusing on

, they were ahead inside four minutes, then 2—0 up before the game was even 20 minutes old, the marvellous, to the delight of the easter road crowd. rangers are vulnerable away from home, though. a penalty was conceded and, with half an hour to go, hibs were level, boyle again the man on the spot. rangers decided attack was the best the defence, the hat—trick gave them the lead they should have held, but hibs were to get up off the canvas one last time. it became then three each. there was a chance to have the last word, the goal gaped, and then he wanted the ground to swallow him up. motherwell beat aberdeen 2—0 — they were a goal up at fir park when motherwell�*s tony watt felt aberdeen's slobodan rubezic had dived and said so. rubezic got up and reacted. maybe watt made the most of it, but rubezic was sent off. and from the free kick that followed, motherwell punted the ball forward and tawanda maswanhise promptly made it 2—0. aberdeen haven't won in ten games now. after both those games, celtic wrapped up a comfortable 3—0 victory over st mirren. third—placed dundee united were beaten

and marvell, for the broad market like what nvidia does. >> i think marvell is up big but a much smaller market cap. chris, stand by. a news alert on qualcomm. kristina with that. >>> exclusively used qualcomm chips, this expands the partnership qualcomm already has with samsung, this marks a big shift in their strategy, they used both qualcomm chips and in-house processors, they'll only use qualcomm's latest snapdragon elite processer which will allow on-device a.i. processing. it's touted as the world's fastest mobile system on chips. you can run gemini directly on the phone you don't necessarily need a connection to the cloud although everyone using a hybrid model at the moment this comes at a time where samsung has been looking to close the gap idc research pointing to apple as the global market leader as samsung right behind, conflicting research saying that samsung is number one. and other data saying that apple is slowly looking market space in china. preorders open today with the release date of february 7th. the bigst takeaway here all samsung phones will be ing qualcomm chips.

the boxer marvelous marvin hagler was at "cats." >> stephen: how old were you? >> seth: gosh.en: so you were an autograph mule. >> seth: i'm so bummed i lost it because i will say the best place to get a marvelous marvin hagler autograph is on a "cats" playbill. [laughter] those are -- i don't know if you different worlds.those are two- >> stephen: yeah. what do you think happens when we die? >> seth: i think this is it. >> stephen: meaning, the world as we see it? >> seth: yeah. like, i don't think there's anything after we die. but that is why you've got to find it here. like, you have to -- you can't count on anything after this. you've got to make everything here count. you've got to find heaven here. heaven on earth. [applause] >> stephen: favorite action movie? >> seth: do you count "raiders of the lost ark?" >> stephen: of course. >> seth: some people would say that's adventure. but that's my favorite action. >> stephen: of course it is action. >> seth: i was recently on the plane and i watched the first half of"raiders" through the seats on somebody else's screen until

is on the bbc news website and a; nearly 87% lukashenko received nearly 87% of the vote, and as we marvels important to keep in mind that he faced no serious challenger in the selection. mr lukashenko's must challenger in the selection. mr lukash

an engineering marvel. the statue of liberty is also an enduring symbol of the soul of our nation. a soul shaped by forces that bring us together and by forces that pull us apart. and yet, through good times and tough times, we've withstood it all. a nation of pioneers and explorers, of dreamers and doers, of ancestors. native to this land. of ancestors who came by force. a nation of immigrants who came to build a better life. a nation holding the torch of the most powerful idea ever in the history of the world. that all of us, all of us are created equal. that all of us deserve to be treated with dignity, justice and fairness. that democracy must defend and be defined and be imposed, moved in every way possible. our rights, our freedoms, our dreams. but we know the idea of america, our institution, our people, our values that uphold it are constantly being tested. ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power. about whether we lead by the example of our power or the power of our example. whether we show the courage to stand up to the abuse of power or we yield to it. after

marvel posting a featurette for fans.ld, just means a lot to me. it's personal. i have seen actors in the marvel movies have a really good time. and i thought, well, maybe i ought to get me some of that. >> harrison was cool. he was great. testify really interesting to see him sculpting a character in a world this big. i couldn't put a price on that lesson. [ laughter ] >> lara: harrison ford giving us a glimpse at why he decided to return to his action roots and join the marvel family. you can see harrison and anthony in action when captain america brave new world hits theaters february 14th. finally music news for you. something for everyone. no way you can be poker face about this one. we are so excited about lady gaga's mystery posts on her website. she's got this rotating countdown clock. fans are hoping they're getting more info about her highly anticipated seventh studio album or lg7 as we in the know are calling it. the album is due out in february, just before she headlines at coachella. she's also set to perform

> well, specifically people who are really, really good at excel, which is something i've always marveled at. and the excitement was electric, literally. 12 finance bros is what it says vied to be crowned the world's best spreadsheet at the microsoft excel world championship in las vegas. >> they even ran through a glowing hype tunnel to get their computers to get to their computers. this year's king of the spreadsheets is canadian michael german, who defeated a three time reigning champ. he scored not only the title, but a $5,000 prize and a real wrestling style championship title belt. this is amazing. i can't create anything in excel. >> they excel in their field. >> very good. andrew, that was good. okay, next. >> up, almost as good as the to be. >> or not to be. >> next to the club we never knew we needed so badly. >> okay, so everyone knows thin mints are the best especially when you eat them frozen. well now wendy's has announced it's partnering with girl scouts. oh yes. we all needed this to create the thin mints. frosty. >> what are they saying? swirled with thin mints cookie fla

yeah, several. >> jimmy: are they the same as the marvel people? >> no, no.eams? >> there are gatekeepers for the world of "star wars," the law, the rules. and they oversee costumes and fittings and suggestions that i may have on a prop, they're like, "that doesn't work." for example, with the costumes no buttons. you never see any buttons. >> jimmy: is that true? >> everything is either tied or velcroed. or buckled. no buttons. >> jimmy: i never noticed that. why no buttons? >> it's just a rule. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and no paper? >> no, if you think about it, you've never seen paper. >> jimmy: hold on a minute. this is crazy. [ laughter ] >> it's true. it's true. and here's another thing -- >> jimmy: no paper? >> a lot of the shots, a lot of the shots that they use are still -- not limited, but inspired by -- they don't want to break these rules -- how lucas shot the original. so for example, you know some sci-fi films, they'll pass through glass or whiz around. they don't do that, because they still want the language of the cinematography to be similar to

government will push for lower pricing of those therapies barclay says marvell technology and nvidia when it comes to picking a.i. chip stocks in 2025 the firm hiked nvidia's price target to $175 a share is at 137 and change right now, marvels $250 a share it's 224 in change, barclay says it expects total addressable market in the a.i. chip space to grow all the way through 2026, the world is watching today's inauguration along with america while the new commander-in-chief steam has been credited for playing a big part in the return of three israeli hostages over the weekend, many of the global issues remain, the ukraine war, the china threat, cybersecurity among them, one of the top tech investors in the nation is here to tell us how she sees trumps future foreign policies impacting defense stocks in the sector in catherine boyles is here on a fox business exclusive to tell us where she's putting her money. "the claman countdown" is coming right back with more on the inauguration of president donald j trump intercourse the capital one arena is filled with eager supporters waiting fo

eshoo: i have been here through marvelous victories. so high that you could touch the ceiling. and, losses are always painful. you lose colleagues. that you have worked with. you get to know them. you meet their families. they were partners somewhere along the way with me. in my work. and there is. the longer i was here i thought i had the responsibility to help newcomers. both republicans and democrats. so part of this is a painful loss. for the democrats for so many people, it is a deep disappointment, especially on the part of young people. they have not had their hearts broken before. many of us have. i think that the democrats have to do a very deep dive on the demographics. before you can accept or reject something, you have to understand it. you have to understand it. so, i hope they would do that. i think it needs to be rather cold-blooded so your emotions are driving you. -- are not driving you. now, the new administration owns everything. they will be held responsible for everything. the midterms are only two years away. i know that there is deep disappointment now. i

an engineering marvel. the statue of liberty is also an enduring symbol of the soul of our nation, a soul shaped by forces that bring us together and by forces that pull us apart. and yet, through good times and tough times, we've withstood it all. a nation of pioneers and explorers, of dreamers and doers, of ancestors native to this land. of ancestors who came by force. a nation of immigrants who came to build a better life, a nation holding the torch of the most powerful idea ever in the history of the world. that all of us, all of us are created equal. that all of us deserve to be treated with dignity, justice and fairness. that democracy must defend and be defined and be imposed, moved in every way possible. our rights, our freedoms, our dreams. but we know the idea of america, our institution, our people, our values that uphold it are constantly being tested, ongoing debates about power and the exercise of power. about whether we lead by the example of our power or the power of our example. whether we

. >> marvel is here. >> hulu here, as well as our other abc news programs will be here pretty soon asl. >> but we're the first news show. >> we're the. >> first one that is broadcasting from this building for you. that makes it special. world news now. >> insomnia, insomniacs. >> you were part of it. >> part of history abc news history, which is cool. >> where are the bathrooms though? >> so here's the thing about the bathrooms. so there's actually a funny story. so there was a big w outside and that meant women. i thought about water. i thought it was water closet. it was european. so i went in oh my god, it's a women's bathroom. we are. oh no. >> we are still in manhattan, which is. >> we're not in europe. i thought, like, maybe this is water closet, not water closet. >> so you're going to give us ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... ♪♪ here are today's contestants...

marvell is up by almost 3%. yesterday was an awful day, nvidia and tumbled 17%, biggest drop since march 2022, erasing nearly $600 billion in market cap. of course that was triggered by concerns over the chinese startup deepseek. people are really questioning, did we need to spend that much to get to the sky high valuations? a bunch of companies last week increasing their cap backs. it is still a question for all of us but for now it is a day of respite. jetblue shares are also in the red, down 26%. the company projecting higher costs for the year, higher than wall street expected. unit cost will rise as much as 7% excluding fuel. the outlook is really a setback to their plans to turn things around. the company is working to cut non-fuel unit costs. that is an important gauge of efficiency, something that we will closely look at. lastly, general motors. shares are plunging 10%. the company posted a better-than-expected profit outlook but is a concern around terror threats and that weighed on stocks. the forecast

and we all had our own door, and it was marvellous. windermere was a different place altogether.tes and tablecloths and bread, white bread, on the table. we hadn't seen bread for a long...for years! what was it like when you first saw the lakes and when you got off the coach? it's unbelievable. you just can't imagine it. we had clothes to wear, but it was... we were human again for the first time in years and years. we were human. today, harry and arek are revisiting the place where they were given the chance to live again. we're getting on in life. getting on... but you haven't changed a bit. except your hairs are grey. we are... we're the dinosaurs. arek laughs i used to swim in this lake. yeah, so did i. yeah? i was in one of the barracks. had my own little room — a bed and a wardrobe and that was it! yeah, i know, but what number? what number block were you? i think it was number six. remember what block you were here? in block e. e. i think block e. yeah. i think so. those were the days. we were brought up here for holidays, _ not quite knowing what - our father had been thr

nvidia, marvel, let's just ask i want to ask you it's relatively new.ll street in the last couple years. >> that's right so it's a player on networking side and we think networking will be one of the key areas that will drive improvement of performance of the chips so how you're connecting the chips will be key in driving performance. charles: you've got tesla in your applications. now that's, wall street has a love hate relationship with it. why do you like it? >> we really like it mainly because of the robotaxi opportunity so if it's autonomy as an application is already priced in, i think the ev opportunity is priced in but the robotaxi, that's going to be incremental to the value chain. charles: i saw a chart for morgan stanley and the robot taxis it's crazy. you'll be thinking of robotaxi in less than a year, maybe sooner. want to give a couple questions from the audience. first, let's go to steve? do we have a steve? kathy. kathy c. >> hi. are a.i. chip stocks still worth buying with a thousand percent in crease already figured in? charles: a.i. c

arm holdings, nvidia, marvell technology and palantir rounding out the top five.ssell, they outperformed yesterday taking a look, fractionally lower, essentially flat. we saw them fractionally higher a short time ago. when we look at yesterday we also saw a broadening of the market, again, small caps outperforming, also industrials the leading sector and transports gaining nearly 1.5%. both of them gaining, industrials up 2%. really getting a boost from president trump saying the u.s. will become a manufacturing nation. we also want to look at bonds, yields eased a few basis points as investors digest the proposed policies of the new administration. tariff and immigration proposals are both seen as potentially inflationary, still haven't seen a reaction in the bond market. the benchmark 4.57%. we also want to look at energy. oil prices having some movement here in the premarket today. we're seeing oil higher right now, was lower earlier, right now wti crude up over half a percent trading at about 76.24 a barrel. the president also issuing a national energy emergen

it's been nvidia and broadcom, and more recently, guys like marvel. other names where people had high hopes like amd have been disappointing. and not that amd was necessarily bad in their a.i. performance, but expectations were much higher. and they were not able to meet those expectations. i think on the semi-cap side, people have been concerned about, like, new export controls and limited on these guys ability to further ship into china. we even took our semi-cap numbers down on those china risks back in september, in december, a few weeks ago. but yeah, today, it wasn't just the semi-caps. there were some comments around the trump potential tariffs, and just some other broader excitement around semis and ces that took everything up. i don't cover asml, i'm refrain from commenting there, but all the semi-caps were up today. >> stacy, thank you. >> you bet. >> citi upgraded semi-cap equipment stocks. guy, when you hear somebody who is very bullish, clearly, been bullish for a long time. continues to say things like, we don't have to worry about the c

adam, you brought us a stock pick, chip maker marvell. why do you like it?ot for artificial intelligence. this is a company that makes semiconductors focused on helping computers manage data, right? so with all the -- i mean, half this conversation, i feel like, this morning has been talking about data, the manipulation of data. marvell is the company that helps computers put data in all these different places and access it when it's needed. it just hit my argument of 125, i've rerun numbers and i'm upping to 175. brian: okay. >> it's not cheap. it's an expensive stock, but it's growing fast and in the sweet sweet spot. brian: not cheap but worth it. thank you, taylor riggs are, my friend. good to see you. catch taylor and myself on "the big money show" today at 1 p.m. eastern and, get this, starting monday, january 27th, "the big money show" gets bigger. we'll expand to two hours, you don't want to miss that. >> condition congratulations, by the way. brianpipe thanks, man. >>> coming up, promises made, promises kept. trump administration says the crackdown

meanwhile, lemay was bombed and hospital number one evacuated to a new site closer to marvelous. it's cots set up on the hilltop site of an abandoned motor pool. there were two wooden buildings, one was turned over and used as the operating rooms. the other wouldn't building was occupied by us nurses as quarters. but the patients themselves, the casualties themselves were literally out in the open with only the cover of the overhead jungle grove. on april 7th, 1942. hospital number one was bombed, patients were killed and two nurses were injured. then the word came to evacuate to corregidor or the following day. the sad part being there that night was, i think our soldiers, all our men had been told to retreat. and they came by and they all stood up and said, do you have any food? everyone was hungry and we didn't have any food to give and we were hungry to the night that we were supposed to leave. bataan the commanding officer called me down and he said, get your nurses all down here at a certain time and tell them not to bring anything but what they can carry in their own two h

marvel technology, lamb research, all really just wiped out on concerns here that a chinese start-upould be really disrupting the a.i. business model. and that's also bleeding into the mag-7 names that have spent so much or at least deployed plans to spend massive amounts of money on a.i. now really getting hit here. alphabet down 3%. amazon faring better. down 1% but still in the red. microsoft, that was a big spender here on openai. the question is if these mag-7 companies are spending on openai or they should be spending a faster model. and apple up 3%. not affected by those concerns but really, all in all, the mag-7 also investors nervous here because of the valuations we're so high already. and there is disruption. and finally, it's not just the tech sec that's really losing today but it's also the infrastructure that powers a.i. thinking data centers, power centers. those were all down. oracle down 12%. now down over 25%, scarlet. scarlet: clearly a lot of red. thank you for highlighting all of those big movers. bloomberg's emily graffeo. so that brings us to the question. what

>> well we're looking at marvel up there as one of the other five, own that one. a company that makes chips, that specifically help organize data and that's key to the progress of a.i. stuart: got it. tesla offering discounts on the cybertruck. that's news. the stocks down eight bucks, 2%. why the discounts and how much of the discounting? taylor: the ev market is becoming crowded in case you haven't heard and so tesla and the cybertruck, they're lowering the prices again trying to makeup in volume what they might be losing in otherwise market share and hoping volume can get them there. so, a it new car, a new cybertruck you're getting off about 1,600 bucks, and if it's -- stuart: that's it? taylor: i know and if it's a car in inventory -- stuart: wait a minute that's $100,000 vehicle isn't it? taylor: about on average 80,000. stuart: whoa. >> 80 grand for the ugliest thing ever made. taylor: i see them all around new york city. stuart: so do i but only 1,600 bucks as a discount on an $80,000 vehicle? i'm not running to the showroom. taylor: okay but if you actual

he was like i said, marvel model, my families will model. my family is going to miss him so much.and my dad have done such an awesome job raising me and my three siblings. we are so close, us three. so many people telus they have never seen siblings so close like this ever before. the first thing i told my parents, my family was because like i said he lives up in new york. we are all scattered across the country. i told them instead of only seeing him a couple times a year, now he will be with us in every moment in every part of our lives. he will be with us whenever we are waking up, going to sleep. when we are at work, doing whatever. . he will be with us every moment now. >> jack, thank you so much for sharing your story with us and our condolences go out to you and your family. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> you can watch the rest of that interview in full in an hour's time at 11:00 p.m. gmt on bbc news. the fbi say they have a much clearer picture of the events leading up to the attack on new orleans on new year's day. the information leads them to believe the driver of

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see it if you haven't yet it a marvelous exploration of the five freedoms of the first amendment, including religious liberty and i can't wait to share it with you. and i also am so eager to share this discussion. we've convened three of america's great scholars of religious freedom, the founding for a and meaningful discussion on important question how religious were founders? let me introduce them and. we'll jump right in. jane calvert is director and chief editor of the john dickinson writing project. she's taught at saint mary's college, the university of kentucky and yale university. and she's the author of a superb book, penman of the founding biography of john dickinson, as well as quaker constitutionalism and the political thought of john dickinson. thomas kidd is research professor of church history at midwestern and the john and sharon yeates endowed chair of baptist studies. he's the author of many books including, most recently, thomas jefferson biography of spirit and flesh. we discussed on we the people recently, and his other books include god of liberty a religious history o

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