, when they met. >> i could see who aaron was, the man he was, and the good in him. >> reporter: aaron just broken up with his fiancee, and even though denise worried he may still have feelings with his ex, they started dating. >> when i went to visit and met up with aaron and her, wow. >> reporter: but seven months into the relationship, his exfiancee was a force of tension. denise found out aaron was texting her, saying he wanted to get back together. >> i finally put my foot down and said, look, i don't deserve this. it was a couple of weeks of kind of going back and forth. i wasn't sure what i wanted to do, but i wanted to hear him out. >> reporter: denise and aaron talked it over for hours at his house. >> we had to rebuild trust, but as long as he was willing to really give this a full shot, then we could try again. >> reporter: emotionally drained, the couple went upstairs to go to sleep around midnight. at 3:00 a.m., a voice says "wake up, this is a robbery." an intruder wearing a wet suit was in the bedroom, laying zip ties on the bed. the intruder told denise to bind aaron's

, aaron's worst nightmare.> i was afraid that was going to be, like, the last time i was going to see her. >> i used a corner of the couch to push the goggles off and there was a digital clock and it was exactly 5:00 a.m. >> so aaron's desperately trying to keep his eyes open, but the sedative is really making him tired. >> i just couldn't stay -- i passed out. and then my alarm went off and i called in sick. i was able to, like, wiggle my hands free. i text her manager and then i was trying to stay awake and i just passed out again. i didn't wake up till 11:30. and when i looked around, there was my house with red tape around the borders, defining where i should be, where the camera can see me. >> shortly after, emails and texts start coming in from the intruders, giving aaron instructions. >> they tell me they want two payments of $8,500 to avoid the $10,000 federal reporting limit. >> he starts messaging the intruders and he hears nothing. >> and my mind is racing. it's, like, 20 minutes, about 30 minutes, a

aaron star of planning department. peter millen at the district attorney's office and jacob cliff on my staff for his work on this. the second item that i have is a request to rbla for an update to the 2019 budget -- their 2019 report on land conservetorship in san francisco. increased by nearly 50% between fiscal year 2012, 2013, and 2018-2019. which contributed to the conservative case load during those years and the report suggested that this decline was due in part to a lack of sub acute desks. at the time of the reports were released in 2019, it was evidence that san francisco was in the throws of a mental health crisis on our streets. and two years later, it's clear there remains a vast unmet need for our sickest and most vulnerable. far too many continue to cycle through. never getting the sustain in long term care. potential solution that san francisco like counties across the state continues to dramatically underuse in my view. since the 2019 report was issued, the mayor and this board have budgeted for signif

aaron star of planning department. peter millen at the district attorney's office and jacob cliff on my staff for his work on this. the second item that i have is a request to rbla for an update to the 2019 budget -- their 2019 report on land conservetorship in san francisco. increased by nearly 50% between fiscal year 2012, 2013, and 2018-2019. which contributed to the conservative case load during those years and the report suggested that this decline was due in part to a lack of sub acute desks. at the time of the reports were released in 2019, it was evidence that san francisco was in the throws of a mental health crisis on our streets. and two years later, it's clear there remains a vast unmet need for our sickest and most vulnerable. far too many continue to cycle through. never getting the sustain in long term care. potential solution that san francisco like counties across the state continues to dramatically underuse in my view. since the 2019 report was issued, the mayor and this board have budgeted for signif

campaign. —— aaron and esme. which research campaign. -- aaron and esme-— which research campaign. -atest scan has come back - and esme. happy fathers day to you. her latest scan has come back clear, | her latest scan has come back clear, so for now her cancer is in remission and that is the best father's day present and dad could wish for. and our very best wishes to esme. let's see what the father's day weather is like? so many pretty cloudy, some rates in the cloud, particularly across parts of north—west wales, parts of northern ireland as well, but for most comments skies that looked more like this for much of the day. indeed, the cloud has been thick enough to bring some patches of drizzle, particularly close to the slow—moving weather front that's been sat across parts of east anglia, the midlands, southern england, southern wales. a front in scotland has been bringing patches of rain southwards, that rain overnight will slowly trickle its way into the far north of england by the end of the night. in the south, mist and fog patches developing over the hills, quite murky, drizz

and they say she backs up aaron's story. >> she says that she couldn't find her phone.ation. but is it a missed red flag? >> the morning of june 23rd, the family, the family attorney, and congressman sylvia garcia are meeting with leadership there at the base, at ft. hood. >> it was -- useless. all they did was show me a map and the areas where they supposedly searched in. and i was like, you brought me in to see a map? >> not only they were not being transparent, they were being very elusive about it. that's not how you handle a missing person case. >> and then i was really taken aback by a comment that one of the investigators made when we asked a question about the sexual harassment issues. because her response was something like, well, we really didn't look at that because that's -- that's misconduct. so it's just like, now, wait a minute, what do you mean you're not going to look at sexual harassment? i mean, that could be the reason for her december appearance. it could be a motive. >> cid says it was a misunderstanding. what do you find when you look into that ca

>> reporter: according to soldiers in vanessa's unit, a superior asked specialist aaron robinson, theve last seen vanessa, about his encounter with her. robinson said their interaction was simply professional. >> they defaulted to what they always defaulted to, which was awol. instead of looking at the facts. there was a text between robinson and vanessa saying, i'm coming, i'll be there in five minutes. when he was interviewed, they didn't extract the evidence from his mobile phone at that time. that was a missed opportunity. >> a few days later, army investigators interview specialist robinson again. he tells them that the day vanessa disappeared, he finished up his work and went to his off-post residence to spend the night with his girlfriend. army officials say when they spoke with robinson's girlfriend, she backed up his alibi. >> reporter: about a month later, two witnesses told investigators they saw robinson on the day vanessa vanished putting a large container in the back of his car. >> that is really an important piece of information. because robinson is seen moving the cont

ah, i'm aaron tilton. welcome to the program armenian prime minister nicole passion. yon is cleaning victory in step harlem entering elections with around 2 thirds of votes counted, he has a strong lead over his main contender. passion, young called the pulled to shore of his mandate after asters, more with as or by john last year. last year he's fires, saw armenia lose large suassa territory in the long dispute, no got no cut off region. the election results could impact the future of that agreement with us or by john the, the result came instead of the after the polls closed, one figure was available quickly turn out. despite and emotionally charged campaign, only half the eligible voters cast that bothers, encumbered nicole petunia and the paid on facebook. shortly after accounting started to claim victory. but main gothic, we already know that we won the convincing victory in the elections. and we will have been seeing majority in parliament, same force, passion, young, called the election in a bit to

aaron, airport pantless. you see it there speculation on line running wild that this was not accidental camera bump but intentional message to tweet the shorts betting against him. was it a giant accident? pg rated stunt the greatest pr stunt that ever existed? karen what do you say. >> well given his string and how just, you know. >> his what. >> his string of -- yeah, i thought he was saying tool right when it happened honestly, seriously i don't know -- i don't think it was a stunt. but i feel like he has, you know, just won over most of his audience so thoroughly that anything he does they think is great. that was -- that was interesting. but i thought accident >> accident, real genuine accident. >> i think so. >> genuinely was not wearing pants. >> i think that's a risky maneuver, i think. not he hasn't done some risky maneuvers. i'm going with accident. >> it hasn't ended well for a lot of other people choosing to do calls with no pants on. i thought tweaking the shorts was a theme to glean from this. >

aaron: i would think that immediately. kathleen: yeah. aaron: just by the name.l? what would you think if it was not? woman: you're just getting a free ride off the skinny brand. rivly: i had that same issue, too, because i felt like it was a rip-off of skinny margarita. lemonis: the logo, the look, the name, and the fact that there's a woman with red on, it's tripping people up between ana's skinny latina and skinnygirl, the brand. kathleen: guess what we get to do now. all: taste it. kathleen: so, if you want to pass it around, that's fine. ♪♪ lemonis: come on, baby. bring it home. it's going to be excellent. ana: it worries me because it's supposed to be on food. lemonis: everybody's going to love it. giancarlo: um, excellent. the flavor is great. man: it's got a great taste, but it is light, so i could see it being the skinny deal. woman: i like that there's little chunky pieces of, like, vegetables or whatever the product is. like, to me, i know that makes it the natural part. they want you to see it. alice: it's tangy. it's definitely latino flavor. i can j

and aaron, to christy's point, i apologize, i didn't prep you on this specifically, but when we talk about broadband, satellite internet specifically is space x best poise to make this profit early because they're, you know, getting started on their star link internet constellation. is that going to be a big boon for their, their bottom line to help them push this even further? absolutely, i mean, we're talking about trying to industries that are highly, that are commodities, right? like we're talking about transportation and communication technology, which are there's a lot of demand for that and having a vertical life industry that can one. you can get a space really cheap on your own. then you know how to manage it. you manufactured us, those vehicles, the operation of it as well, and then you're operating these satellites and can manage your own schedule and really be in control of all that. which of a big issue of the launch industry is just making sure that we have enough launch capacity and space ex can control for that? so yeah, it puts them in a really good leading position

. >> san francisco supervisor aaron peskin says she going to alcohol treatment. >> kate larson spokeh london breed and willy brown about their very different takes on the controversy. >> not with a lot of respect. but if you'd just wipe that smirk off your face, that would help me. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor aaron peskin publicly chastised the parks director over a controversial letter during wednesday's board meeting. >> she did nothing wrong and i did nothing wrong. and it's totally bull -- >> if we could try to be a little more civil. but i do want to say this and read this out loud. >> reporter: subsequently on thursday he ash nounsed in a statement that he's decided to enter alcohol treatment. he apologized and wrote that he takes full responsibility. nnounced in a statement that he's decided to enter alcohol treatment. he apologized and wrote that he takes full responsibility. >> reporter: the mayor instead said it's not just him. >> this is not new. it's been going on for years. and it is a pattern of members of the board and how they treat people who serve this cit

it is original what adam aaron is attempting to do i think.t what point can we really tell if the audience, the shareholders, can be sweet talked even in the face of what might be challenging business metrics and earnings >> well, i love it i love what he's doing here and you're probably not surprised me to hear me say it. look, cultivating relationships with retail investors is smart it's one of the reasons that many companies, especially consumer companies, go public in the first place. it's to raise awareness among their customers. you know one thing i've been surprised to learn is how important, how helpful it's been to enterprise software, enterprise customers as well slack or snowflake, there's no question their sales have benefitted from the fact that their stock is held by employees at these companies that they're selling their software into. it helps on the b2b side as well it shows how far we've come, though, because when we took zillow public in 2011 i wanted to put the at zillow handle beneath the phone number and i can't tell you

. >> san francisco supervisor aaron peskin says she going to alcohol treatment. >> kate larson spokeh london breed and willy brown about their very different takes on the controversy. >> not with a lot of respect. but if you'd just wipe that smirk off your face, that would help me. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor aaron peskin publicly chastised the parks director over a controversial letter during wednesday's board meeting. >> she did nothing wrong and i did nothing wrong. and it's totally bull -- >> if we could try to be a little more civil. but i do want to say this and read this out loud. >> reporter: subsequently on thursday he ash nounsed in a statement that he's decided to enter alcohol treatment. he apologized and wrote that he takes full responsibility. nnounced in a statement that he's decided to enter alcohol treatment. he apologized and wrote that he takes full responsibility. >> reporter: the mayor instead said it's not just him. >> this is not new. it's been going on for years. and it is a pattern of members of the board and how they treat people who serve this cit

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and cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger and also with us aaron david miller. so, jeff, before touching down, the president made the news and you broke it here of vaccines, a half billion doses around the world. talk more about -- the timing is obvious, but we know this is something many countries were calling for the u.s. to do. >> indeed. this is something the world has been waiting for. president biden is going to make that really his opening gambit tomorrow here at the group of seven summit when he sits down and says, the united states will purchase 500 million doses of covid-19 vaccination from pfizer and give them to a covax, the international agency that really distributes vaccinations across the globe. niece are going to be targeted at lower income countries that are in desperate need of these vaccines. for all the talk back in the united states how a state, local and federal governments are trying to encourage people through lotteries and other gimmicks, if you will, to take the vaccine, it is it desperately needed around the world, so the white house

they get ben aaron who is working across the street at the time he comes over. he's a the chief thoracic surgeon at the hospital realizes, you know, we have to take this guy to surgery we have to fix them at 257 pm i a lot of doctors took notes and i use these notes to build this timeline not even in half hour after you've been shot exactly half hours been shot. they start wheeling to the or and this is where reagan delivers some of his best line just before being wheel to the or he sees his wife nancy reagan. he reprises a line jack dempsey used after getting you know, losing the world heavy weight championship 1920s, honey. i forgot to duck. and he really said it doctors heard him say it. you know, i have notes that they said it people always wanted to be really say that stuff. he said everything weren't made up by republic. ends or his administration. he said this stuff then as his wheel to the or he sees jim brady. he sees jim baker and ed meese would rushed here to to talk to him and and it's mike dever and these are his three top agents collectively notes

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if you don't get the reference, just google aaron's party. it's must-see tv.all handed carter of good ol fashion. what being knocking him out of the second round. i mean, okay, they're not showing them side by side, but it just looks ridiculous. why is this even happening? odom has 10 inches and 65. i mean, look at this 65 pounds on carter. neither of these 2 have boxing experience who is paying to watch this. i want to know. please make it stop. by the way. how did they convince chocolate delta rest. this fights that is beyond me. >> good morning. welcome back. hope you're enjoying start to your saturday as we peer out the big picture window. we have some fog this yeah, it is sticking around this morning, usually by now phone starting to pack its bags but definitely not dave spahr says it's supposed to get a little bit warmer lake. yeah. we're starting to starting to head middle of the week heat time. yeah. looks like that way. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. will start to feel that probably by thursday. and before we do actually kind of seasonal

let's dig deeper into the private space industry with boom bus, co host, christy i and aaron payroll. he's an adjunct professor of strategy and economics at depaul university where the focus in space commercialization. thank you both for being here now aaron, i want to start with you, and this is the most simple question. when we talk about the private space industry, what is the motive vacation behind private space companies like space ex, blue origin, and virgin galactic? why are they doing all of this? well, private launch companies like through your mentioning and many others are just trying to lower the cost to space so that we can fully develop the earth fate on me. lower transportation costs means it will be easier to develop oral infrastructure that can eventually make space launch a primarily human transport industry rather than cargo and human. but i want to clarify, when i say eventually, i mean this is going to happen. it's gonna take a long time longer than 20 years, right. but we're constantly moving towards that goal. and the ultimate elevation is to enable other types

gareth bale found aaron ramsey, who went for goal. turkey threatens, their captain shot just wide.of asking, a moment of brilliance. commentator: wales have the lead in baku, _ brilliance. commentator: wales have the lead in baku, 1-0. _ brilliance. commentator: wales have the lead in baku, 1-0. bale _ brilliance. commentator: wales have the lead in baku, 1-0. bale to - the lead in baku, 1-0. bale to ramsey. _ the lead in baku, 1-0. bale to ramsey. no — the lead in baku, 1-0. bale to ramsey, no mistake - the lead in baku, 1-0. bale to ramsey, no mistake this - the lead in baku, 1-0. bale to | ramsey, no mistake this time. hundreds celebrated in baku, thousands celebrated in wales as if they were part of the team. turkey came back aggressively, yilmaz threatening again. it worked in wales' faber, bale brought out on the edge of the box. penalty and the chance to seal it. it would have been too easy. bale left fans speechless, the game became breathless. as turkey battled to save the tournament, wales put their bodies on the line. danny ward save them for the second game in a row, an

as always, aaron cagle, thank you so much for your time. that's all for now, you can catch broom bus on demand by downloading the portable tv app for your apple or android device. we'll see you here next time, and as always, don't forget the question more me ah, ah, lose the use? i still think the cops ride on police report in december 2020. a group of energy finishes. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. people, organization, it's an idea that must be a po, that channel out the gate route. they may cover their faces, but they can say what they believe we believe and help our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to the united states has gotten driven. this is a chance to see who and teeth are really are. in order for me. my 1st amendment right and say that my life matter, i have to be onto the pieces that we can't trust the police. we can't trust the government. we can't trust anyone except ourselves to protect ourselves in driven by dreamers shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me. ah, well, it didn't

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as always, aaron cagle, thank you so much for your time. that's all for now. you can catch boom bus on demand by downloading the portable tv app or apple or android device. we'll see you here next time, and as always, don't forget the question more me the join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the after an engagement equals trail, when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground. i still think it's right on police report. it's all in december 2020, a group of anti finishes. fill out a film for access for 3 months. there's no like if people organization, it's an idea that must be opposed to the game ground. they make their faces, but they can say what they believe in what we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to the united states has gotten driven. this is a chance to see who and teeth ar

today on the show adam aaron charles the pants off retail investors.e break down the business known as the trade a bitcoin breakup, why musk meme is worrying the crypto crowd and we'll go live to miami later a spac, bill ackman has been looking for a dance partner, will universal music hit the right note >> let's talk about tech too three stocks to watch on the move at this hour. shares of asana and docusign getting a boost this morning after strong earnings results, high growth names that are seeing momentum continue and pagerduty beats on the top, not as much the bottom the ceos of all three of those companies this hour. exclusive interviews here on "techcheck." carl >> jon, leading the charge the army marching on, adam aaron embracing the retail trader going on a youtube show with the voice of the amc trader online, youtuber trey collins. >> the stronger amc is as a company the more people who bet against the company should be concerned. we raised billions of dollars over the past ten months, and we have almost $2 billion of cash in the bank. >> ada

that a is drew and aaron on the front of them. we're some ways from them.uds and taking a 100% drop in dropbox. meanwhile, box sparring with starboard in a two-year long battle as activist investor makes its latest push in a bid for steenson jon and carl, we've talked about this these stocks are lagging we saw go the other way, go private, but, do an "on the other hand," jon on the other hand look at a company like square, sort of muddled along for a while after its ipo, and over the last year or two has really shot up, and -- like the graphic, guys -- proves earlier naysayers wrong. >> yeah. you know, i think when you think about square today, and why people are investing in it, you don't think of the dongle that pushes into it l how do these companies evolve? both dropbox and box tried to push into enterprise and go beyond that premium, hey, we have storage for you in the cloud model, but i think the argument at least these activists are making, they haven't been aggressive enough about that also i wall put in this category of, you know, transformation wh

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either way, ceo adam aaron has succeeded in yet another capital raise. the cash from which he indicates will be used to go back on the offensive, even considering picking up distressed assets of theatre chain ark light which does not survive the pandemic. aaron has been embracing this wall street bets crowd the retail investors who have pushed the stock up more than 1,300% so far this year, successfully squashing short sellers who have bet against amc while analysts warn this is a dangerous game for ceos to play, last week in a "claman countdown" exclusive, i max ceo praised aaron's strategy. listen. >> the way the meme movement made him the champion, we are the champions and they're carrying adam on their shoulders so other ceo's would say look i don't know if this is real, i'm not going to play it. adam has played right into it and as stock prices soared and i'm happy for him as his partner and i think it just helps the whole industry. liz: not all of the meme stocks are rallying along with amc. take a look at newcomer beyond meat. beyond meat is strug

aaron babbitt is the husband of ashli babbitt.find who shot her.xp he is joined by the the babbitt family lawyer, carol roberts. thank you for coming on. first, thank you for coming on. i am sorry my genuinely sorry what happened to your wife. who shot your wife on january 6th? do you know? >> i don't know. somebody knows.ou somebody in d.c. know and i think a lot of people know, but nobody is telling us. and the silence is deafening. >> tucker: i mean, you are an american citizen. did you know in this country you can be shot to death by a government employee and no one explains who did it or why? did that occur to you before january 6th? >> no, no, no thatat never occurred to me and for the more i never expected my wife to be a part of political violence n so. >> tucker: i have to ask, how did you feel about seeing her characterized the way you have? how do you feel about the total lack of interest in her death? >> it sickens me to hear what people say about ashli. there has never been a person ashli ran across in her daily life

long time supervisor aaron peskin made the announcement in a tweet today.ted a statement apologizing for the impact his actions have had on his colleagues. peskin says he, quote, must take full responsibility for the tenor he has struck in public relationships. >>> as for the weather, what we expect to be at dangerous and active wildfire season. we have seen this, some houses burn to the ground while others survive unscathed. >> sometimes it's just luck, but sometimes it's because homeowners prepare. consumer investigator chris comore ra shows you how to do that. >> reporter: preventing a wildfire from destroying your home requires small steps. literally. get in the habit of walking around your home weekly. look for hazards like leaves or other deeb. then, check the rules. >> if you're in an air affected by wildfire you're going to have a defensible space regulation. >> reporter: defensible space is the buffer you create between your home and fuel for fires like that dry vegetation we just mentioned. state law requires 100 feet of defensible space if you ha

aaron, one last question to you.ached out to you and say i will find out who killed your wife? >> congressman darrell wiseman. >> tucker: good to. >> he was confused why he was calling me because he was not my congressman. my business is in his district but i never heard from the congressman who supposedly represents me in san diego. >> tucker: maybe someone can get on that. american citizen is dead. if you act like it is a small thing i think we are all in trouble. aaron, thank you for coming on tonight. i appreciate it. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: all the debates right now are about identity. who i am, let's talk about me. we are so deep in the will of narcissism that it is pitch black and we can't see what we are doing. as we talk about ourselves without seizing, the economy is taking a turn. neil ferguson has noticed this. he's one of the world's leading historians of the economy. we talked to him at great length why this is. why are we not talking about something that matters as much as this? you will hear

you see the entire hearings tonight for unit eight eastern aaron "c-span2" before speaking about the 20 vaccination effortd the mobile vaccination unit in north carolina. humid there with frontline workers volunteers and several people for recently vaccinated. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. biden: no i haven't yet, i'm waiting for a call and we told him it was available. my team has gone in and touch but i'm not personally. i've been talking to you. [laughter] i am joking. i'm nervous. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. biden: . [inaudible]. >> i was the box he is present here so they just make. this is amanda edwards, i call her the vaccine boss predict and that all of the events happened at over 1000 vaccines that were delivered in collaboration at with the partners amanda was in charge of all of its party dissociate directly responsible for getting somebody people vaccinated predict. biden: thank you amanda pretty. >> kathleen, and kathleen has been a nurse for i would even tell remedy years. so many years. and she retired in 2020 and came out of retirement to do this amazing work

as it w reported, aaron tilton has been following the story for us. aaron, it's good to see you here on the said, you know, you are flows are an identified aerial phenomena as the government refers to them seemed like fantastic were spectacular notions from a sy fi movie. so why the government taking them so seriously? well, because at the end of the day it's their job. i mean, if there's something zipping around the aerospace of a country, it's in the military's best interest to figure out what it is because it's a question security both of their military planes and also for civilian aircraft as well. and, you know, it's not just the u. s government, that's actually looking into these reports. we do know that both the chinese government and the russian government have similar programs and they're looking into similar parts of their space as well. and, you know, reports like this have a long history of the united states. first, sort of looking into reports of us, all of your phones rather actively as far back as 1952, if i'm not mistaken with project bluebook. so in the end of the da

. >> supervisor aaron peskin is seeking treatment for alcohol use, after many complaints about behaviorf people. "today in the bay's" jean elle has more from san francisco. >> reporter: two days after a fiery san francisco board of supervisors meeting -- >> if you could wipe that smirk off your face -- it -- >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin said he's entering alcohol treatment saying he's taking responsibility for the tenor he had struck with public relationships and is deeply sorry. >> that your behavior certainly begins to be affected. >> reporter: psychotherapist peggy nguyen says it's difficult for a public official to seek help. >> people feel it's a sign of weakness to say i need help and i need someone to help me, but they can't resolve it on their own. i think that's what stops people the most is fear of being judged. >> reporter: supervisor peskin has a history of making stinging comments about department heads, unhappy with the fire department response to a fire in his district in 2018, he called for the fire chief's resignation as crews battled the flames. he later apolog

we remember, for example, john mcafee himself, but there was also, for example, aaron schwartz, aaron schwartz was he made the into that hall of fame and his twenty's. a lot of the stuff we use today on our telephones, on computers. he, he was fine, for example, read it. he helped lift off the ground and he was also an activist, a libertarian. he wanted freedom, freedom on the internet. you also wanted freedom for knowledge. he was caught downloading millions of documents with the permit with a permit, but he was allowed to download too many millions of academic journals, which he did nothing when he was arrested beforehand. and then he was threatened by the united states with 30 years behind behind bars. he hung himself, he was, he was found, hung again, suspected suicide by authorities. and then after which we learned that the secret service, the same people who got to the bama dot and then donald trump, now button had 1400 pages of information on him. so again, law many room as again a lot of speculation, conspiracies, i would say there was also, of course, jeffrey epstein, who, wh

aaron has about 4.2 million shares, either owned or granted.orth more than 130 million as of last night's close. so his total gain during what we can call his reddit rally now total $120 million those shares up over 1400% this year aaron hasn't sold any shares in march he did give shares now valued at over $15 million to his two sons other executives of the company have been selling, cashing out of almost $4 million in shares since march. the top seller, according to sec filings, is their chief content officer. she sold more than $1 million of shares back in march general counsel selling just under 1 million in march and the cfo cashing out more than $400,000 worth back in april amc did not respond for requests for comment on the sales now, guys, if this pre-market price now which is up, i don't know, another 23% holds, adam aaron would add another $30 million or so overnight. so we'll see where this crosses today. again, he has done a great job, an andrew, as you mentioned managing this new shareholder base and benefitting from it >> i just wa

perhaps part of a larger hospitality theme and maybe adam aaron gets it from the resorts, star ward hotels and norwegian cruise lines to say nothing of a successful ownership stake in the 76ers where he trusted the process that has him in the playoffs so many professionals are on vacation, making it easier for home gamers to really assert themselves if not take over. the new york stock and change is real and symbolic functions and offerings, at least the ones versus the nasdaq and a feeling of tremendous excitement as traders crowd around the post of where the offering is to figure out what it will open at we're at pose nine once a hub of trading. we witness the principles of companies ring the bell if the promise is comical what i love today suggests the pandemic may be waning people jawboning over the price of goods on a day like today that means giving traders big acokoccountsa picture what a stock looks like and people willing to pay higher prices you can't give secrets in 20 years of trading, never knew who was on the other side is forbidden you want to feel a sense of you'll see a cu

so scott martin and larry glazer and aaron gibbs following the impacts of this. scott, you know, if you're looking for an immediate market response, the story was out there in the past hour and very little ripple even in these individual stocks. the s&p, for example, today, a collection of widely owned stocks that represent america, hit another record. so is this the market's way of saying this isn't going anywhere? >> probably. a good friend of mine says, neil, if the market cares, it has a funny way of showing it when stocks barely move. that's you, by the way. here's the thing. what you talked about with john there. the history. the history here neil of government on both sides here as we're seeing with this bipartisan effort, going after bick tech is a fruitless effort. i like the aspect of talking about how much google, apple, amazon touch our lives every day. but they're doing that because they're good at what they do. a long time ago, jeff bezos was selling books out of his garage and has grown this company because they're good at what they do. so if amazo

gareth bale finding aaron ramsey early on, then a second time.me of asking, a moment of brilliance. commentator: it's a fantastic ball to aaron ramsey! - wales have the lead in baku, 1—0! turkey came back aggressively. their captain, yilmaz, threatening. but it worked in wales' favour. bale brought down and a chance to seal it. commentator: gareth bale has missed it. - that would've been too easy. the fans speechless, the game became breathless. as turkey battled to try and stay in the tournament, wales put their bodies on the line. danny ward saved them for a second game in a row, and then, as the fans prayed for the final whistle... commentator: tapped home by connor roberts, and that'll do it! | it's 2—0 to wales! just enough time for connor roberts to deliver some real welsh delight. my nerves couldn't take any more, but when we scored the second goal, that was it. my emotionjust went whoosh, that's it. gone. absolutely incredible. this is why we follow wales, it's for moments like this. i it was just amazing. first of all, i'm absolutely del

. >>> let's get some analysis and insight with our global affairs analyst aaron david miller.take in your new piece this morning and tweet is interesting. you said biden is a lucky guy. can you explain how so on the fronts of what this means for an iran deal, what this means for lowering the temperature, at least for the next few months? >> he's lucky because shackled with the greatest challenge of national recovery since any president since roosevelt. he's focused on domestic priorities. all of a sudden you have an israeli palestinian crisis which the administration frankly handled fairly adroitly. and in anticipation of greater instability with benjamin netanyahu heading the coalition. now you have a situation in which you have neftali bennett presiding over hodgepodge of parties. with a mutually assured destruction. these parties, if they want to avoid netanyahu's return, and he'll go into the opposition. he's not being retired to a sort of israeli bedminster. he can cause a lot of trouble. but you have mutually assured destruction which will mean the tendency of neftali be

. >> let's bring in aaron david miller, a former middle east peace negotiator, and he spent more thann the u.s. state department under several presidents. aaron, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> so in his final days netanyahu claimed election fraud. and has vowed to take down naftali, again his former chief of staff. how stable is this new coalition? >> well, the rhetoric sounds all too familiar, fred. and there's -- you know, netanyahu is not going away. he's going to go into the opposition. there won't be an israeli mar-a-lago. he's going into the opposition. he will head the largest and most coherent political party in the country and he will be plotting and pushing and pressing in an effort to embarrass this government any chance he gets and waiting eagerly to pick up the pieces if, in fact, it collapses. >> so will he be a significant force against this coalition where i read this is what it's made up of, this unlikely coalition of parties from the right, center, left of israeli's spectrum and for the first time including an independent from an arab party. that kind of div