it does not seem to be giving her a lot of r&r. >> jason: look losing is hard, it is difficult becauseon every metric, he does dominated. losing is hard but it was not a feel-good pick me up moment may be supporters or young people, to miranda's point, i do not know why they bothered to put it out. maybe somebody would have looked a lot and gone let's retake that one tomorrow. >> i watch the entire video, she needs another vacation because it was disastrous. somebody needs to tell her the truth, she got wiped out, donald trump had an electoral landslide, she won -- he won of the popular vote, and the problem she has, talking what power, what power? she's powerless now, she's a lame duck politician with no political future, bite she is talking about a power and the entire video, she drags about raising $1.5 billion and she's twentymillion in the hole! mean what has she accomplished? the bottom line, this is a person surrounded by yes people and have not told her the truth, she ran a disastrous campaign, the american public rejected everything about her campaign, she bootstrapped herself

not even back in 2014 when a code that uh took place. and you crying jason small, it says u. s. p. all consultants, levine, loading ukraine's public image for decades. so the fact is that there's been americans working in ukraine in politics and as proof consulting since i mean after 5. so here you see a lot of course, the great input from the thought was as well studying united states, for instance, born here in order to learn new skills and to bring them back to work here in the print. overall, i think there's been a positive for both the crane as well as for the americans have been able to also benefit from gates and other you're creating kind of parts. there's no actual separation between t r firms and the government in ukraine. government in the united states and the government in, in, in the u. k. so many of the staffers in these p r firms rotate between the british governments, ukrainian government and, and various p r firms will, if you look at the ukraine crisis and media center, for example, that's funded by the us government by the european union found by different embas

a. jason smiled his one of those who determined global opinions about what's happening and you cry. all those p r play in the modern certification or any type of campaign or the information of warfare. talk to the fact is it's quite important the factors of public relations and simply how do you communicate your message to general public. and the way that you can do that can be there for 1st is information warfare for trying to put out why it isn't for him to help to crank up because he doesn't work alone. more than 150 p a agencies. most of the us and europeans are involved in shaping ukraine's media image today. as soon as the russian special operation began in february, more than $150.00 ukrainian american and european p r firm signed up for a ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs effort to spread its propaganda inside western the western media seer using all kinds of main stream media sources using if you are firms themselves who spread their propaganda in a variety of ways. if you are a 1st began in earnest in 2014, with my don, could a talk to fact. so the, the cool government

suit on his very first day. >> future gold jacket, where he got a podcast that apparently is doing fairly well. and all that said, jasonelce is wearing a shirt he got at the mall because he left his travel bag in the truck. >> i just freaking walked out of the car and sure enough, left it right there in the back seat. >> he's exactly the guy you think he is, which is which is a great thing to be able to report. he's a he's a good dude, good husband, good father, great football player, great teammate. >> kelsey's everyman persona has made him wildly popular. he hosts a hit podcast, new heights, along with his brother. >> welcome back to new heights, ladies and gentlemen. >> obviously, taylor and travis's relationship took the podcast to another level. >> she found the perfect part of the show for me to come in. >> you guys killed it. >> kelsey also collaborating with fleetwood mac legend stevie nicks for his annual charity christmas album, posting a duet of maybe this christmas on instagram, maybe this >> i never thought i'd ever in a million years be on a song with stevie nicks. >> so this is incredible. who's got it b

jason. but that is part of the raw math and politics. i did athe week saying you attack this many people and you need them, it doesn't work in politics. i don't know if you have been on the ap-tiktok, jason, and seeing the saying, a win is a win is a win. have you ever seen that one? there is a viral one -- >> i have, yes. >> voice it to make the point. well, here for donald trump, even if this is just a one-day thing, even if we don't know who comes in next, we have to be vigilant reporting the facts, fair, open-minded, clear about the facts, fair reading of the facts on this case were bad, which so many republicans mentioned. but this would seem to be, jason, a loss is a loss is a loss. >> it is but i guess i'm from the perspective of i never thought matt gaetz was a sincere pick. trump can call all he wants. i suspect there were many people lined up to come after him who won't be as offensive, who might be more effective. so while it might be a loss in the battle, i don't necessarily think it's a victory in the war against what may be an a.g.

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to go to a jason's point was in terms of what is and is not the story i think what is the story here,didates engaging in this, it gives permission for the followers and supporters to engage in similar fashion. the significance of that in this moment is it's a commentary on the american or the political economy if you will to the point that like now anyone in the middle would be forced to choose a side because we have become more polarized because the vitriol is higher and higher when we stop listening to each other and in donald trump's case he needs this to happen because he can't win without it so if you look at this from a 50,000-4 view. you can appreciate with loose amusement, the commentary of where this leads us politically and what it means about where we are going. >> we appreciate you staying with us throughout the course of the hour. we appreciate your time as always. thank you for making time with us. early voting underway across the country, scan the qr code on your screen for the latest state-by-state data. come back for reelection coverage. i will return with a special h

the kremlin compared this decision from biden to throwing oil on a fire. jasonetz joins me now. this is a big deal, jason. it puts the ball in trump's court. does the president-elect reverse this escalation? >> look, donald trump is going to probably start working the negotiations as quickly as he can. i think this can be viewed only as an escalation, unfortunately. i don't trust president biden at this point. i thought they should have -- if they were going to arm the ukrainians to defend themselves, they should have done so far before russia actually entered into ukrainian territory. but this is highly dangerous rain provocative -- and provocative, and thank goodness donald trump's going to become the president soon because onsee this as a way of solving the problem and ending the war. stuart: do you think it's a deliberate spoiler, a spoiler for trump? >> i don't know that it's so much a spoiler for trump as much as they just don't know what they're doing over there in the biden-harris white house. i just don't think they've had a good strategy from the start

a huge accomplishment for jason and his team. they do a wonderful job. bly thoughtful on how he approaches these issues. maria: your thoughts on the moving bond yield. >> remember, markets react in the moment. you know, a market can't say let me think about that and get back to you. the market has to respond in the moment. and in this particular moment the bond market is saying we think that trump is inflationary because he is going to try to cut taxes, which gives people more money to spend and he's going to enact tariffs, again, you say that's just a threat but the bond market is trying to make a snap decision. maria: we'll leave it there. lindsey, good to see you. thank you for joining us this morning. add 2k578, you're with us all morning, we pie we appreciate t. north carolina congressman is here coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast fami

and that's a situation that we're -- you got to learn from and own. >> the brothers discussing the phone-slamming clash on their "new heights" podcast yesterday. jason slamming a man's phone to the ground after he was heard calling his brother a homophobic slur. kelce says what he regrets the most is repeating the slur while responding to the guy. >>> and daytime's top-rated drama "the young and the restless" is marking a milestone. the cast that spans some 50 years together came together to celebrate the show's 13,000th episode. and get this -- "the young and the restless" has logged more tv hours than all of the "law and orders," "ncis," "criminal minds," and "csi" franchises, and "gunsmoke," "lassie," "dallas," "knots landing," "murder she wrote," "two and a half men," and "blue bloods" combined. should they still call it "the young and the restless"? >>> coming up first on "cbs mornings," "yellowstone week" continues with luke grimes stopping by the studio. "yellows continues with luke grimes stopping by the studio. the same way you know you can keep the concert going, even after the encore. or take the whole family anywhere in it. because when

like you [ applause ] r [ laughter ] >> so -- you're saying t there was a person who actually had a jasonanney mask. >> jimmy: that's not what i was saying at all, no, no. i was thinking that -- and by the way, if you're going to steal candy, you just keep the mask on the whole time. it makes no sense to suddenly reveal. all right. you know what? i see why you've given up sugar. you have a problem. [ laughter ] allison janney is here. her show is "the diplomat." we'll be right back. ♪ - happy birthday, dad. - happy birthday! - i got you something. - we said no gifts! we had to get you something. [paper crumpling] - thank you honey - i got you this. did you do this yourself? yeahhh, i had a great teacher. happy birthday! [typing on iphone keyboard] - love you. - love you, too. love you. thank you, sweetie. this is from me. - oh? - to you. ♪ ten little toes ♪ ♪ she has his nose ♪ ♪ i am genius (whoaaa) ♪ hank used to suffer from what felt like a cold & flu medicine hangover in the morning. ha ha. haha! uhh, hank! switch to mucinex nightshift to relieve your cold & flu symptoms. uh oh! both

the vikings improve 6-2 on the season. >>> in the meantime, a heated exchange involving jason kelce makingson's brother, travis, a homophobic slur. kelce reacts. he grabs the phone and slams it to the ground. >> good morning, guys. so, since travis kelce and taylor swift took their relationship public last year, the kelce family has been further thrust into the national spotlight, something jason has admitted has been tough to deal with. this emotional interaction has fans split on whether jason kelce's actions were justified. >> while jason kelce spent part of his saturday celebrating with college fans, this heetd interaction now raising eyebrows. it started as kelce walked among the crowd outside penn state's beaver stadium. then -- >> kelce, how do you feel that your brother is a [ bleep ]. >> after someone shouts a homophobic slur, jason seen grabbing an unidentified man's phone and slamming it to the floor. >> who's a [ bleep ]. who's a [ bleep ]. >> on social media, fans sounding off with mixed reaction. >> personally i love it. i don't understand how in today's society we feel we ca

she's also writing a book on cereal as we speak and jason karp, he's a food advocate and founder and ceo of human co, who started the movement against kellogg's. great to see both of you. i'm really looking forward to this important conversation. jason, let's start with you. i want to read this statement from kellogg's where it says the colors we use in our cereals have been deemed safe by scientific bodies around the world. looking at the totality of research. additionally, the fda see colors we use in our foods in the u.s. are classified as certified, meaning they are required to undergo certification by the fda every time a new batch is manufactured. as i noted jason kellogg's is saying that you started this movement against kellogg's. it's gaining a lot of traction online. there's even a petition for kellogg's to remove these food dyes that's gotten more than 450,000 signatures. why are you doing this >> you know i'm a father of two. i've been a professional investor for 26 years, and i created a food company with my family, specifically so that we could tackle the health crisis.

cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> so -- you're saying that there was a person who actually had a jasont what i was saying at all, no, no. i was thinking that -- and by the way, if you're going to steal candy, you just keep the mask on the whole time. [ laughter ] it makes no sense to suddenly reveal. all right. you know what? i see why you've given up sugar. you have a problem. [ laughter ] allison janney is here. her show is "the diplomat." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back. if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. ♪ good to go binge-watch. ♪ good to go out even later. ♪ with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider, as few as 6 times a year. don't take cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or taking certain medicines, that may interact. serious side effects include allergic reactions or rash, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if th

no one injured, but it's another troubling incident. [ screams ] >> in a week of problems on planes. >> reporter: i'm jason allen at love field. investigators are trying to figure out where that bullet came from. >>> also tonight, spoiling for a fight. >> i'm ali bauman in new york where donald trump is expected to return with a spotlight on his provocative cabinet picks. >>> final talks. presidents biden and xi of china meet as trump and uncertainty loom large. >> i would not want to invest too much in china. >> the play is america. >> that's right. >>> plus, king tides in oregon nearly sweep someone away as several states set for a blast of winter. we'll have the forecast. >>> later, driving on sunshine. >> how fast does this car go? >> cbs takes a spin in a car that's powered by the sun. >> this is the future. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs weekend news." from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening, jericka is off. i'm david wade. tonight we begin with rattled nerves on a runway in dallas. a bullet pierced a southwest jetliner feet from the cockpit as it taxied for takeoff. it is the latest incident in a

scott is a democratic strategist and also jason clark. jason, as regional vice chairman of the california republican party. i was kidding with them about wearing name tags. but now we're going we'll get by. okay. it's early gentleman very early. but for the sake of viewers, what are you watching? what would you tell viewers to be watching? i think what i'm looking for is performance against expectations and performance against past performance in 2020. >> in 2016, where is vice president harris performing better she did last time around? where is donald trump improving on margins that he had last time around? i think everything else everybody should put out of their mind because it's difficult to extrapolate any kind of real results from 50% of a vote totals so this is going to be a long night. i think everyone should just settle in, relax and have a good time. jason? yeah, i agree with that assessment. i think what's very interesting in this election here you have different subsets of voters who are voting >> differently than they have i

and the other one is in a ship for one, which is a neighborhood that's too close and a jason to northern cause i totally, 17 published indians weren't killed and they are yet so 6 of those missing under the did free of that building that was destroyed and civil defense workers are really buckling and sifting through the russell in order to find where joe's in hold, that they can find anyone who is till now can be surviving and deplete the realities that these explosions continue to take place in big law. here we are getting reports from eye witnesses that a palestinian bob was killed in the valley, a town of to a and it's very drone opened fire at one of the evacuation senses in that already back to town. we need to remind out to you is that the minutes alteration in the north insisted on going to siblings reports in gwinnett relative, advancements for the is spend a minute 3 times in the hot beach in areas of big la. yeah, i've been more raging bottles that we palestinian troops on the east valley occupation soldiers in that area with no lake top tool now on the ground. okay, talk about

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we're just bouncing to kind of get back toward a nuch spot. >> jason, one of the things you have yourn is a possible second wave of inflation that could come from higher wage settlements and couple labor disputes going on. budget deficits. deglobalization as well as immigration. i assume you mean here the mass deportation of undocumented workers. >> well, tyler on that score i'm not so sure i mean that because i think the initial impulse of higher immigration is actually lower inflation. but actually as those people tend to establish roots, they also start to use credit. so, i'm not particularly sure that this wave of illegal immigration, there's no question it's been positive for inflation believe it or not the last couple years. i'm not so sure it's positive moving forward. and i'm not making a value judgment one way or the other. but i think those other things that you mentioned, we have been running budget deficits of 7% of gdp roughly for the past four years despite the fact that we're at full employment. that's never been done before when we weren't in war or or in a recession.

a third world war. we'll get into that later in the newscast. oh my goodness, now might be time to go back to delaware and hit the beach. jason, thank you. a lot to get to still. out rage at the international criminal court. icc has formally issued arrest warrants for israeli prime minister netanyahu and former defense minister in israel. plus more fallout for the car company jaguar. this doesn't look like they are selling cars anymore. they have put on a new branding campaign which we've shown you. it is woke and weird. >> it's as though jaguar asked a.i. to create the woke, most pretentious piece of a-level art using refrigerator magnet mottos, this was the result. >> harris: she is preaching. jaguar's brand director says it is not just about the cars but investors think well, it should be. jaguar is a car, not a fashion industry piece. steve hilton next. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're

. >> thank you, jason. [ applause ] >> we have a little time for questions. e is somebody up front, and then i will repeat it, jason, because i know you won't hear it when it is asked in the room. >> correct. >> early in the presentation, jason, you mentioned the possessions that they wanted to trade in order -- you mentioned the bahamas. i thought that the revolution -- in the resolution and then as the location that the -- one of the locations that loyalists went to following the treaties of 1783. i'm not familiar of the history with the bahamas during that period, so it sounds like the inspectors captured the bahamas or some portion of it? >> jason, the question is about the bahamas and the role of the transfer of territory during and after the american revolution. were the bahamas at one point captured or under the control of the spanish leading up to the end of the revolution? >> yes. the spanish -- if i remember correctly, and i would have to look this up, i don't remember if the spanish and the americans both participated at the same time in this invasi

reitman, who did a a great job directing this film, got to talk to you and you gave him something. >> yeah. well, jasonbin and i did "fathers' day" together. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and jason was a p.a. on that film. so he called me, he said, "we're doing this movie, we need to interview you, you're part of the film." and he comes over and i told him the story and he told me how they want to write -- i'm watching myself in the film. it was so weird. >> jimmy: i know it's odd. >> and he said, "but you know, no one has a script from the very first show. no one has a script." i said, "they didn't save them?" you would think. he goes, "no." i said, "i have one." i kept the script from october 11, 1975. >> jimmy: you keep things from your projects that you do? >> yeah. i have saved a lot of stuff. >> jimmy: what other things do you have? >> well, from "city slickers," i have jack palance's hat and my chaps and spurs. "harry and sally," i have a a bunch of stuff. miracle max's hat from "princess bride." >> jimmy: yes. >> and from "throw momma from the train" i actually have danny devito. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: th

so there's, there's a lot of lovely opportunities for the right person to come along and enjoy island life. while jasonof tourists allowed to visit the ancient roman city of pompeii. from next week, officials will almost halve the number of daily visitors to try to protect its fragile heritage and encourage people to explore other attractions. last year, a record four million people visited, with daily crowds as high as 36,000. the new limit follows attempts by other italian cities, including venice and rome, to control tourist numbers. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. well, it hasn't been gloomy everywhere this week and we've seen some of the best of the sunshine, the blue skies across parts of scotland, but elsewhere lots of low cloud, mistand murk, with a few spots of drizzle but generally dry. it's more of the same again today, but there will be some changes tomorrow, with showers in the north and the west, and eventually some brighter skies too. there will be some brightness developing this afternoon across many parts of scotland, towards the north of scotland and also towards the south

a lot of places are just too pricey. jasonherry again, asking for specifics. >> what if anything can the federal government do to address the housing crunch? >> i think the federal government can come up with a template for regulations because there's a number of state regulations i've heard from builders where there's just so many regulations to the point that they either get out of the business or it holds up construction. so we need to make sure that we have rational, reasonable fact supported regulations that protect the consumer, but also allow for businesses to grow. so we're missing somewhere from 85 to 89,000 houses. >> all right, angus king housing. >> the first thing i want to do is quote, my friend, my old friend laurie lachance, who once said there's not a silver bullet, but there may be silver buckshot. and what i mean by that is there's no single solution. there are a lot of things we have to work on. i agree regulations outdated building codes are adding to the cost of and zoning codes are adding to the cost of

ante el temor que tÚ no cumple con su plan de llevar a cabo deportaciones masivas, jason acuerdo con ella. >> una de las 2 personas me dijo hasta la puerta de tu casa yo te llevo a mÉxico. reportera: como ella con muchos inmigrantes en el sur de california estÁn llamando y acudiendo a las organizaciones que abogan por los derechos de los migrantes con preguntas y preocupaciones sobre las posibles redadas migratorias. >> esta era una posibilidad como presidente, organizando asambleas, comitÉs, para que la comida sepa sus derechos y quÉ puede hacer con estos prÓximos 4 aÑos. reportera: antes de que trump asuma la presidencia, en los Ángeles buscan acelerar una ordenanza para una ley de ciudad santa y, lo que limitarÍa la colaboraciÓn entre las agencias locales policiales, y las autoridades federales. una medida que cobrarÁn relevancia con la llegada del nuevo jefe de policÍa, quien . es su pasado que preocupar los argelinos, durante su tiempo, mc donalds permite que los agentes de inmigraciÓn accedieran a la base de datos locales. maity: gracias. la universidad de rochester investiga d

yes, she would have to >> michigan went on wisconsin which might be kind of a tall order, jason or anything? >> well, it's it's the same sort of theme here. you know, the map is is a challenge for vice president harris. the cycle. it has always been a challenge. but as she holds on to those 3 blue wall states that she takes presidency. but there's a lot of hopeful signs that we're seeing in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. and i think i think like scott mentioned earlier, it's it's going to be a longer night than maybe we thought it would be. >> yeah, i mean, i don't think people know what to. nobody really had a handle on this thing going in. so we talk a little bit about polls showing a huge number of voters, dissatisfied pessimistic, not happy with the direction the country is headed and that's usually not good for and compean. stray snow start with you and go the other way. trump is not the usual candidate. so what do you make of those polls? >> yeah, there's simply kind of an anti-incumbent see, feel sweeping both the country and even here and in san francisco. but one of the thin

how much a wheel there is, jason. it's us political analysts, william blue cross that you're up to date, but say with us up, next we take a look at the enemy costs playing. i didn't even know what it was. maybe he's doing that. you pardon the sometimes the best. right. how that you out to the highlight for sure. every week. not to not if you like history, but with the side of culture, travel and control the see this one i'm ready to see what the book us that will put the wow, that's up i can see on everyday, not every day we encounter so many things that we don't even notice and it just kind of fade into the background, but it is still showing a spotlight on them. what you say might just surprise. we're going to dig up the, the on the everyday things around. where did they come from when, why did they have all the time? we can just search, but they increase the amount where of the lesson to put down the the it's been on the i'm on dress but 26 year old software developer. but i'm also 19 year old, so i nod fontose to y

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what a job jason. what a job you are doing. thank you jason. good job. good victory we had. they victory on the voting. i was at the supreme court. that was a good victory. wow. also members of congress, friends of mine, warriors are always fighting and winning. we went a lot in congress. ben klein and morgan griffith. thank you very much. and congressional candidate john mcguire. thank you very much. good luck. special guy who is doing a good job. are you going to win here? [laughter] good job. thank you very much. we have the rnc chair. michael watley is here. what a job he did. he's doing a job. thank you. michael was the head of the gop in north carolina. we won it easily. 601 lawyers working. i said, that's the guy i like for this. i said, you don't have to worry about the votes. just worry about the theft. that's all i had. we've got plenty of votes. so many votes. we want more. say hello please. just raise that beautiful hand. thank you. he's doing a great job. one of the greatest entrepreneurs in america, steam wycoff. great gentlemen. thank you, steve. wherever you m

a joke. we're living in an upside down clown world. jasonffetz, former republican congressman of utah joins us now. i feel for these athletes. time is wasting here. they should be out there playing and on the court safely participating and they have had to stand up against this. your thoughts, jason. >> this just seems like common sense if you have a women's volleyball tournament women should be participants. look, if you are 18 years old and older and you want to pretend you are a woman, have at it. you can do that. but not in the volleyball sport. that is what's so wrong here. sandra, you and i both played college athletics. you were a fabulous runner. i was a placekicker on a football team. same thing. they do all kinds of testing. we had drug testing on a regular basis and yet those same people are just fine with putting a biological male on the court. the reason you have drug testing is to make sure it's an even playing field. that nobody has an undue advantage. those same people can't see the fact that a man playing volleyball has an u

because you bent over backwards to help joe biden i wanted to spend a little bit of time and help donald trump and jd vance. liz: jasonre to have you on sorry that i think you for joining us. >> this group is active, they are in tennessee. primarily right now we see them engaged in human trafficking some are watching closely that these individuals move from human trafficking, and the move into the organized retail crime theft that and then there to move into the drug path we know that they are taking on the cartels violent towards law enforcement and so they will fight and will attack police and they have no respect for law enforcement. liz: the scary stuff tennessee's saint bureau of investigation, morning by dangerously violent criminal illegal alien gangs were moving through the u.s. taser fighting with cartels for comments work the u.s. and trent good confirmed that yes he will call a national emergency over the border crisis predict this show the polls and majority the americans possible to come up your research is that market american say that deep or illegal aliens now broken the law crossing they should not do

a successful of the bahamas, very temporary. it was quite near the end of the war. and that was traded back. the british as part of the settlement. so. all right, jason, i think you're off easy. no other. we do a question. we got two questions in the room. really fascinating? presentation. thank you. to what extent did the u.s. get involved in these important deals between? great britain and spain and during that period of vying for? so, jason, what, if any, did the united states play in this? what's going on in florida in the post-revolutionary period. the main role was played by individual migrants coming from the united states into florida florida. i don't know a lot about the did the high level diplomatic history between the u.s. and spain. i am early in this project so that's not something i've looked into yet. but what do see popping up in the records and over is a lot of migration for economic reasons from. the deep south from georgia south carolina really, primarily georgia into florida seeking to take advantage of the lawlessness, the chaos of this moment in spanish florida and that those americans sometimes end up having to get license to s

jason. we have a little time for questions. i will repeat it, jason, because i know you won't hear it. >> great. thanks. you mentioned the possessions that the -- [ indiscernible ] bahamas. ns in the revolution. and then as location that a lot of the locations that oil is what you and following the treaty making or 83. i'm not familiar the history of the bahamas during that of that period between so it sounds like the spaniards captured in the bahamas or some portion of it. so jason the questions about the bahamas and th >> the question is about the bahamas and the role of the transfer of territory during and after the american revolution. were the bahamas at one point captured or under the control of the spanish leading up to the end of the revolution? >> yes. the spanish -- if i remember correctly, i'd have to look this up. i don't remember if the spanish and the americans both participated at the same time in this invasion of the bahamas, but it was the successful capture of the bahamas very temporarily near the end of the wa

i'm up with them was a big both over jason, the philippines, a warning of a catastrophic, super totally soon a summer is struggled to recover from the last big storm mold and 650000. people reflect the homes ahead of the arrival of super type food money. the sold will be the 6 to hit the country this month. the full cost as are expecting the type thing to intensify before making land full. and a tropical storm has cooled funding and land sizes in honduras, full forward to use have declined a national emergency after it launched the north eastern coast. thousands of people have been edge to stay out of the path of tropical storm. sar equitable has been hit by rolling blackouts with power cuts lasting up to 14 hours a day. people are holding on the government to do more to tackle the problem. julia kelly on their house the story another day. another protest in the streets of ecuador and demonstrator say, this is just the beginning. an energy crisis in the south american nation is causing power cuts up up to 14 hours a day. and it's driving residents to the streets on an increasingly regul

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that's why we've got, actually 75,000 bucks a coin earlier on bitcoin. jasoncoming on the phone for us. all right, jason. the markets like less regulation and no tax hikes. is that how you see this rally? >> i see , stu, the animal spirits completely being unleashed here. when you and i sat on set on monday, we both said this market would rip in the event of a red tsunami so it's not a surprise. positioning was completely and utterly off size. everyone thought we would have a delayed or contested outcome and to your point we're celebrating deregulation, tax cuts and the encouragement of entrepreneurialism. stuart: so does the rally seriously have legs? >> i think so. first of all, big won't be bad as you said earlier this morning, you're going to see an onslaught of m&a activity, and when the euphoria dies down a little bit, yes, the attention will focus back to tariffs and the potential inflation; however, fundamentals will take the spotlight, where we're very constructive right now. i think inflation remains contained. i think the job market remains robust.

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i did everything i could to get on this field for yo u this is late in the fourth, making a beeline for jason former teammate, walking away but brown taking some exception to that before cooler heads prevail. afterwards he as the a very youg talented roster around her, they have their coach, too, after two years with the home again >> thank you so much. and first of all victor blackwell is up next. what's coming up? >> three days left in this election cycle and millions of people have already voted. who far and plus we'll ask an elections expert about the clues the data shows about who is showing up at the polls and who is not .

a story. you will see only on seven. so, jason, chris went before a judge to answer to charges against him.s charged by the san mateo county district attorney with nine felonies. but there could be more charges to come if there are more victims out there. 38 year old jason crist of pacifica pleaded not guilty to nine felony sexual assault charges after appearing in san mateo court wednesday morning. crist, a former instructor at movement climbing gym in the presidio, is accused of assaulting three women between 2019 and 2023. the alleged assaults happened in pacifica, the presidio at joshua tree and in yosemite. the survivors include a movement employee and member. >> he ignored their demands to say no and assaulted them. >> san mateo county district attorney stephen wagstaffe explains how he knew the victims. >> he is a teacher of rock climbing. he is apparently has quite a legacy around the world of being an expert in climbing. >> he worked at a local gym for years. he was involved with outdoor uh- activities and brand ambassador for some large climbing brands. >> after wednesday's hearin

a time of one. really, really quick question. jason is our panel. >> a republican party official, you've been very subdued just don't quite trust the information. >> you know, i i don't trust any of the polls. i think the polling has been kind of all over the place. you saw that poll in iowa that came out that harris was up by 3 points. and then, you know, hours later, another poll comes out and says trump is up by 9. so, you know, i i've seen this before through 2 elections with donald trump before. and you know, i'm i'm loath to 2 again, pop champagne corks declare victory yet because i think there's a lot of votes that still need to be counted. right now. we are at a time. all right. grant and vicki, back to you. >> alright, bringing back down to earth. thank you to katherine and our panel. here is. >> the district 16 race. this is to replace representative anna eshoo and san mateo and santa clara counties. and you see former san jose mayor sam liccardo has a sizable lead with 44% of the vote counted over assemblyman evan low. so st

dennis murphy (voiceover): jason remembers his once-frequent calls with hanna slowly drying to a tricklehow alone his friend felt because craig continued to volunteer for overseas combat tours. he's a military guy. he's not in the house very much. he's gone a lot. was hanna becoming a lonely woman, do you think? i definitely think-- yeah, i mean, he doesn't even have the consideration to maybe decline deployment and, you know, spend some time with this woman. dennis murphy (voiceover): five years into their marriage, hanna confided to friends that her loneliness had led her to make a mistake she'd later regretted. it happened right before they moved to belgium. and it involved one of her husband's buddies. she told me that she had had the affair with craig's friend. she was sleeping with him. mm-hmm. she definitely had regrets about having done it. she did feel very guilty about the situation. did you say to your friend, look, are you guys gonna be able to hold this marriage together? i asked her, what are you gonna do? and she told me, it's really bad. dennis murphy: really bad, huh? it