but once aaron started playing football in high school.ers came pouring in. >> it became normal. you know, schools coming up to schools, talking to him every day on the you know, meetings going up in having business and stuff like that. it's just all crazy experience. but at the same time. we always knew of being at at notre dame. aaron, worked his way up to a 2020, all acc selection will anchoring one of the strongest offensive lines in the nation and then he declared for the nfl draft i was i please everybody else was to force in the the san francisco forty-niners select. >> family, friends and former coaches like jacob rink home were elated when aaron was chosen by the forty-niners. we've we've been seeing aaron. >> be a professional since high school. >> so, you know, its says it was definitely a special moment and exciting for they community to see him get drafted. but for his family, there is one catch greatest. and it kind of i was like >> we had at first. but you know, wherever you, didn't matter to me still, they say it will be sp

for aaron's widower, jason, his dream is gone.r, and an empty acre, as he and so many in the family, as if climbing those montana mountains tried to keep putting one foot in front of the other. >> it is a dance between the grief of their loss, to the joy and blessing of having experienced them. >> it is like seeing a meteor. you would use purse your luck that you saw this meteor, but be thankful you are blessed to see it. so we just have to cling to that, like, wow. how amazing that we've got to spend a good part of our life with two of the most precious people on the planet. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching. u fo watching i'm craig melvin. >> and i am natalie morales. >> and this, is dateline. >> her name is pepper. i >> lived a secret life. >> she was kidnapped at age four >> we got in the car, and we never went back. >> she spent decades trying to find her way home again, and she finally made it. or, so she thought. >> i said, i think that i am rhonda patricia christine. i sa

but once aaron started playing football in high school.ouring in. >> it became normal. you know, schools coming up to schools, talking to him every day on the you know, meetings going up having business and stuff like that is just. >> all crazy experience. but at the same time. we always knew of being at at notre dame. aaron worked his way up to a 2020, all acc selection will anchoring one of the strongest offensive lines in the nation and lhen he declared for the nfl draft i was i please everybody else was to force in the the san francisco forty-niners select. >> family, friends and former coaches like jacob rink home were elated when aaron was chosen by the forty-niners. we've we've been seeing aaron. >> be a professional since high school. >> so, you know, its says it was definitely a special moment and exciting for the house community to see him get drafted. but for his family there is one catch greatest. and it kind of i was like, you look. >> we had at first. you know, wherever you, it didn't matter to me still, they say it will be s

i know what i don't blame aaron throws everything at the packers say give us aaron rodgers. yeah, we do. even though the cap going to the cap. it's going to be around 40 million per year. yeah, crazy. >> and he's on the back end of his career but he still hall of fame quarterback and he's clearly still in his prime because he won mvp last year. yeah, he's a great quarterback and the packers have done him no favors. they draft the guy in 2005 since 2005. they haven't taken an offensive player in the first round since last year and it was another quarterback right sewing, you've got to get your guy weapons. you have to happy and they haven't been able to do so. i mean, let's not mention green bay while yes, it's a very proceed. pret christie just organization. yeah, it's green bay. i know aaron rodgers might want to go to else product. you know, i think that he would love to come back to the west coast. however, we heard that john lynch gave the green bay packers a call before the draft and supposedly they basically went click. >> yeah. no thanks. i know you're midwest person,

and we also got a look at bay area's own aaron banks. he was picked by the niners in the second round. the offensive guard was a 4 star recruit out of el serino high school and kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills talk with his brother and his former coach about what this means for him playing so close to home. now. >> there wasn't a louder crowd on nfl draft night. then the one in aaron banks east bay living room come back to the bay area >> you know, as soon as he picked up his own. >> is it me and my dad sitting right next to in and made his big and it screaming and power lines is super intense. the el serino high school notre dame grad was selected 48th overall by the san francisco forty-niners. >> aaron's younger brother. franklin says his rise to the nfl hasn't been surprising to those who know him best. we wake at 5 in the morning before school just to go to the gym workout, then go to school. you know, high school and just like his drive to just be better >> you know what he is the day before the you know, at that point i was like,

try nervivenerve relief. >>> box ceo aaron levie responding to activism over at starboard. carl, box just reporting earnings results, but the real drama for the cloud software vendor right now is this fight for starboard value, that going red hot. starboard nominating its own candidates to the board ahead of box's annual shareholder meeting pitting its candidates against ceo aaron levie and two other directors seeking re-election. starboard pointing to what it calls box's poor results and subpar shareholder returns aaron levie hitting right back >> we're very aligned that the strategy is to really drive great growth and profitability and i think when you look at our share price returns, as a result of that strategy being executed, i think it's pretty clear, you know, that that is -- that strategy is working at this point. >> another key area of contention and announcement in april that kkr would buy $500 million worth of box's stock starboard not happy saying this was done to buy a vote ahead of this election contest. aaron levie saying that isn't true. >> i think it would

we want to bring in aaron david miller, our cnn global affairs analyst. i know you're no stranger to the tinderbox that is the middle east, but as ben was saying they haven't seen the scope of, this the fires in tel aviv since 2014. how did this escalate so quickly to where we are and just give us the context. >> it's stunning that a conflict that had been focused and centered on jerusalem and localized has now broadened. the very essence of this conflict has now changed. ben's words are quite wise. there's an enormous amount of resentment that hamas, islamic jihadists are now involved because it shifts the whole character and operation. you've heard the biden administration unmitigated support for israel's right to defend itself. and hamas now seeking to take advantage of defending jerusalem, has now unleashed a barrage of rockets which is going to draw an intense israeli response. this does resemble 2014, which went on for almost seven, eight weeks. it ended with an egyptian brokered, very messy cease-fire. the casualties were horrendous, particularly o

aaron david miller is a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. more than three decades, he helped shape u.s. policy in the middle east at the state department. gentlemen, welcome to you both. sibley, let me start with you. we have seen a lot of cycles of violence in the middle east, but does this feel different to you, the way this ratcheted up so quickly, the way we're seeing people fighting in the streets? >> yes, the escalation was very rapid, and the crise was certainly unexpected. it happened seemingly out of nowhere. certainly, the biden administration didn't expect it. there are two reasons for that. one reason is the issues at stake were core issues for palestinians: the evictions from homes of palestinians in johns hopkins university. this is something something that is obviously an immoral act, but one that the e.u. says it blatantly violates international law. and it seemed to be part of a strategy to limit the number of palestinians in jurez lum and increase the number of jews. comicoming in ramadan when peope are mobilized and prayin

. >>> we're joined by aaron david miller. also in studio cnn chief political analyst gloria borgeer. let me start with you. your reaction? >> great for the people of gaza, for sure, if it holds, and for the people of israel. i don't think there's any doubt it was a combination of biden's honey standing by the israelis for the first period of this, and vinegar, the application of pressure over the last 48 hours that led the israelis to stand down. i think this would have continued for several days longer. and as long as it did continue, you really risked the chance of a mass casualty event on either side. mr. netanyahu wanted a big, political victory, prap the killing of mohammed daif, who they long sought to get rid of. hamas was looking for an end of conflict spectacular. hopefully, all of that will be avoided and the cease fire will hold. last point, ceasefires are made to be broken. let's see what the reality on the ground plays out in this. >> the ceasefire will start at a time to be determined later. does that surprise y

committee of the san francisco board of supervisors for today, monday, may 24th, 2021, i am the chair, aaron peskin, joined by vice chair, supervisor raphael mandelman and connie chan. our clerk is mr. victor young. do you have any ?owments? >> clerk: yes. due to the covid-19 emergency, and to protect board members, city employees, and the public, the committee room and board of chambers room are closed. committee members will. attend the meeting through video conference to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on the agenda, both on sfgovtv.org or on the number screening across the screen, you can call 415-655-0001, the meeting i.d. 1874896279, and then press ##. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you will be muted. when your item of interest comes up, dial *3. speak clearly and slowly and turn down your television or radio. alternatively, you may submit public comment by e-mail at vivtor.young@sfgov.org. it will be forwarded to the supervisors and be included as part of the official file. that completes the

aaron rodgers enjoying the derby. you see him here in this instagram post. is he, exactly, would you say? >> top left. >> okay. he's on -- yeah. with his fiance. the couple spent the day with some current and former green bay teammates. >> speaking of sports. >> yes, that brings in anthony flores and we've covered all the glitzy stuff in sports, what do you got? >> well, we're talking 49ers and no, aaron rodgers is not coming to the bay, but four new faces are. who got the call on day three of the nfl draft? stick around, sports is next. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. the 49ers had four picks on day three of the nfl draft and they kicked things off by going after depth on the offensive line. >> with the 155th pick in the 2021 nfl draft, the san francisco 49ers select jalen moore, offensive tackle, western michigan. >> you heard it, the niners selecting offensive tackle jaylon moore out of western michigan. he was the 155th overall selection. he was the first of three picks the niners made in the fifth round at number 172, the niners chose deommodore l

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joining me is aaron david miller. you know this region so well. president bietden has spoken to leaders of both sides. there are democrats who want way more engagement. can biden do much here other than watch this play out? >> right now, no. the longer this goes on, the greater the pressure will be on the biden administration to act. electricity, water, rising palestinian casualties and the surge of palestinian rockets in israel. you get a plasz casualty event because an israeli artillery shell finds a residential community for hamas rocket lands in the middle of a population, you'll end up with a mass casualty and this thing will take a very wicked turn for the worse. in 2014 this went on for 50 days. 2200 palestinians were killed. it has an especially and flow to it. seems to believe they have accomplished everything they want. when they do, only then, it will not be joe biden. it will probably be the egyptians that probably deliver what's going to purport to be a cease-fire. >> aaron, you were mentioning some of that pressure on the biden admin

aaron got the call from the 49ers. >> can you hear me? this is john lynch from the 49ers, are you ready to come back to the bay area, buddy? >> couldn't even answer. couldn't hear what he said. all that screaming. john lynch and kyle shanahan drafting notre dame offensive lineman, el cerrito high school, the gauchos, he's back home, hence the excitement in the background. >> it's insane, all of my high school coaches are here, every single one of them, 49er fans through and through, wearing the 49er gear. got the call, pointed to tv, said that's it, place erupted. best moment of my life by far. >> draft stories are great, dreams coming true. this is the baller. first day on the ball in private jet of course. niners' first-round pick, trey lance, quarterback of the future, met the bosses, got a tour. now he will back up jimmy g. raiders, second-round pick, defensive back out of tcu. >>> in san diego, giants fans. buster posey, comeback continues, sixth home run of the young season but the padres win 3-2. coliseum, cotton candy vendor catch

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and if we go to the next slide, we'll see aaron burr who also received the same number of votes that jefferson 73 and and he wanted to be president himself. on the on on the 36 ballot jefferson finally won and the reason he won. was it his arch enemy his arch political opponent. alexander. hamilton will go back to the next slide. we'll see. him alexander hamilton did the right thing. he endorsed jefferson and he said we're totally opposed to every every political philosophy. but jefferson has has principles and i got to respect him for that. aaron burr has no principles hamilton wrote burr is for or against anything but as it suits his interest or ambition, that sounds familiar to today too. doesn't it? no, i think i heard last fall people saying that that he or she only makes decisions based on his or her interest or ambition. well, so that was that was an extraordinary period of american history that has become very relevant in our time. if we go on now to the to the next, virginia barn president. it's james madison. um, he had been an archival of course of john adams. the united n

unfortunately it will be at bryson and aaron's expense. that referring to their previous matchup, peyton manning and tiger woods. todd: is some sanitized stuff, obviously they are playing but those two guys hate each other. like legitimately hate each other. >> have you talked to them about it on a daily basis? >> they are trying to poke that. good time 10 minutes after the hour, major developments in two high profile cases, the molly to its murder trial on murder charges against lori vallow and her husband. >> an executive forced to attend white male privilege training. the report that has a lot of people talking this morning. .. your militants the cornfield boots, correct? >> yes. >> you are telling us that you drove back to your home alone? >> yes. >> these two men disappeared? >> yes, that is right. >> shocking twist in the moment of its murder trial, the man accused of killing i college student taking the stand claiming his confession was not the whole truth and he didn't speak up sooner because if you said on men threatened his daugh

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aaron levy is punching right back on that he told me box is one of the best performing stocks they areath reaccelerating growth and they continue to have one of the strongest boards in enterprise software, so that battle continues back to you all. >> really interesting one, josh, thank you very much for that of course box and aaron levy often on the show. i want to pivot back to the markets. david, we were talking about m & a picking up what's your preference now between those investment banks and the more consumer focused retail banks >> oh, i think i've got to fix my computer here there you go you know, i think the m & a cycle especially for banks is going to be huge i think it's going to be huge like across the whole economy because there is a lot of confidence building in these companies. i think people realize they need to be competitive and buy something and do stuff that's going to keep them relevant, especially in the financial space. but i think the banks to me are in the best relative position because they have the most to benefit. they really have not benefitted from the reo

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. >> let's bring in now cnn global affairs analyst aaron david miller. so good to see you. this is the second phone call involving biden and netanyahu. in your view, what might this latest call involve? will the u.s. have an ultimatum for israel with these strikes? >> i doubt that, but i think by next week if we're still see egg t -- seeing the israeli air strikes and surge of hamas rockets, the white house is going to have to figure out a way to make it unmistakably clear it has to somehow tamp down. it is not going to play the driving force in concluding a cease-fire because we don't have particularly good relations with hamas. the egyptians are playing a role. but as we saw today with the strike on the apartment building, it's never a good idea to go to war with the press. whatever the israelis were intending, it just as an example, seems to me, the possibility of an even greater horror the longer this goes on. >> as the ap statement underscored that israel knew about the bureau for al jazeera and associated press being housed in that building, so it's not just striking

>> liz and ken, the night couldn't have gone any better for aaron banks, the offensive guard with bay area roots, who found out he's coming home. banks grew up in alameda and attended el cerrito high school. now the offensive lineman from notre dame will block for the third al aft, trey lance. the second round pick was considered the top o lineman in northern california prep football at the time, but the 49ers were not done yet. later in sports we will tell you about trey number two coming to the bay, lots of treys. >> can't wait. thank you. >>> looking live at san francisco, what seemed impossible a few months back is now just days away from happening. kpix5's andria borba is live with what a move into the yellow tier would mean. andria? >> reporter: well, elizabeth, we are talking a lot more loosening of restrictions as san francisco is poised to move into yellow tier starting next friday. so the friday night you see behind me will be only expanded as more things can happen inside and outside. a year ago during the fearful early days of the pandemic this phrase would have been unthi

it was a key point that aaron david miller made about the 2014 fighting. in my time there in probably a dozen rounds of fighting, it was behind the scenes egyptian and u.n. moderation that brought that fighting to an end. are those efforts on going now? it's hard to believe they're not, but it doesn't seem like they're going to be successful any time in the immediate future. the conventional wisdom is it wasn't in israel's interest or prime minister benjamin netanyahu's interest or hamas's interest to get into a much larger round of fighting. hamas is trying to stake itself as the defender, as the protector of jerusalem willing to stand up to israel. that partly explains why we're seeing a barrage of rocket fire on tell asutel-aviv. netanyahu is not getting any pushback from the opposition, who are generally supporting this ongoing activity from the idf. >> let's hope if egypt or anyone else is hoping to achieve some sort of cease fire, they succeed. people are dying over there. thank you very much. >>> just ahead, almost 17 million 12 to 15-year-olds coul

i hope people and adults can hear what aaron is asking today which is teens want to be heard.hese conversations. they are smart. they are good at collecting information and talking to each other. and so really if you're an adult or parent watching, we really hope, listen to your teen, talk to them, go to the cdc. use trusted sources, right? there are very safe sources like the cdc, like your own physician, you know, that you can go to because if you hear what our teens are asking, they want the freedom, they want the safety of the vaccine, but really they want to be heard and they want to be part of all of our effort to crush covid. >> yeah. it is an enormous effort and we appreciate the work from both of you. the website teens for vaccines.org. thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. one thing if i could say before i go. i just wanted to say that, you know, we are youth collective but there was a ground swell of teens from states like california, nevada, colorado, pennsylvania, ohio, new york, connecticut, and so much more. there is, you know, and we want to #crus

ah, ah, i'm aaron tilton. welcome to the program. the un security council says it welcomes the ceasefire between israel and home us and his calling for immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians, especially those in garza. on the 2nd day of the seas, fire people in garza were still assessing the damages of israel's heavy bombardment of the enclave. thousands of displaced families are returning to their homes. if they still have them, the ones said, at least 6000 people had been made, homeless, egyptian moderators are in israel, and the palestinian territories continuing talks aimed at ensuring hostilities do not resume. now garza was facing charges of critical building supplies, water, and electricity before the latest hostilities. earlier we spoke to our correspondent tanya kramer and gaza city and asked her about the the regents chances to rebuild. it will be very complicated and probably a long process. he thought it already after the war in 2014, he said, not forget, garza is under a blockade that was imposed by israel,

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i'll sing for my breakfast, for my dessert. >> thank you, aaron. >> aaron, we're so proud of you heree weather. hey, ginger. >> that's a first, thank you, dolly parton. i'm honored. how about i do this, i'll keep slowing down the rain there but have to bring you info. one of the hurricanes from last season, zeta was upgraded now a category three storm. that makes it the latest major hurricane on record in the united states. we knew 2020 was a big deal but you can see there's seven major hurricanes that ties for the most on record as far as numbers go. a quick look at some of the damage while i was there. i know that you still are cleaning up. it takes a long time to rebound from these, i'm thinking about those folks along the >>> good morning, i am abc 7 news meteorologist. temperatures away from the coast are a little >>> we have an exclusive announcement from the nfl. 2021 will be the biggest season ever, the nfl is adding an extra regular season game expanding from 16 to 17. the goal is filling stadiums with fans this fall. espn's mike greenberg has the special announcement to shar

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luzardo six runs allowed only three of them earned and then in the eighth, aaron ms garcia, the highball dj stuart's given chase makes the great catch at the edge of the oriolesbullpen. his face actually hit the padding on the corner of the wall. but stuart was okay after winning 13 straight th, though they have dropped five of their last seven orioles win. it ate before the 2021 nfl draft is now in the books. rounds four through seven today and for the 49ers. they had three picks in the fifth round, and only one in the sixth. and with those picks they selected guard jalen more out of western michigan cornerback dim dee amador lynn or nicknamed demo from oregon usc safety. colin noah to fonda and former louisiana raging cajun running back elijah mitchell eight players over the last three days, including of course, quarterback trey lance, we have an epic kick to show you courtesy of former florida gator kicker evan mcpherson, who was just drafted by the cincinnati bengals. you gotta look closely, but mcpherson kicks it from the 20 yard line up into the stands, knocks the cap off the w

amc is like the walking dead season 11 and adam aaron running. many you only care about the fund mentals, you would have thought betting against this stock is like yes, shooting fish with a machine gun in a barrel. but aaron took one look at the hopelessness of the situation and put his best face on and talked about any state that opened a movie theater anywhere with ts will take these like hey, i take this to every movie theater. you're allowed to carry it in. anyway, what he didn't count on was the homost amazing force i' seen in ages a group of buyers that hated short sellers. the rotation and allowed amc to raise cash by selling stock in the open market endlessly. most buyers would run away from the doom situation but the tip sheet, a wonderful sight full of horrible things that i hope my kids never see created buyers who didn't care about the usual standards like things like sales revenue, cash flow, balance sheets outdated silly things. no, they laughed up the stock amc sold 43 million shares around 10 and saved the day for the happy warrio

i think aaron made a great point.essness and people not defending their families, the african-american clo kweelism is, you can debate as much as you want but the minute you say, yo mama, it's over. the republicans have moved past that limit. you can attack wives, husbands, children, nobody cares because they're worshipping donald trump. as long as donald trump is there, they're going to engage in this kind of behavior. what i fear, nicole, more than anything else, i've said all along, this has been brewing for decades. this was starting back with newt gingrich, starting in the 2000 election. this has been growing for decades, for most of my, like, semiadult life at this particular time. but what frightens me is i try to think as a political scientist, 20, 30 years in the future. i don't want us to look back on this point and say, oh, you know what? we probably should have seen this coming. we should have probably seen that a group of people who can be okay with individuals marching into the capitol and trying to hang

they picked notre dame guard aaron banks with their second-round selection. banks is a bay area guy. he grew up in alameda and played high school ball and also high. but boy, has he been eating his wheaties since then. banks is a solid 6, 5, 325 pounds and well, you may not normally associate stats with an oh lineman. check this out. total sacks allowed during his college career just 2 in 38 games with the irish after he got drafted bank said it's quote, insane to be picked up by his hometown team. >> it's funny because all of high school coaches are here and every single one of them were not fans going through. where they're 49 a year and you know, i got the call a point that he and say that's that's the place just erupted. it was and doesn't say nose. this is the best moment of my life by far got to be an incredible feeling. welcome back to the bay. aaron banks. the forty-niners also made a couple more selections in the second and 3rd round. they picked up. >> trey sermon running back out of ohio state to add to the forty-niners already pretty deep running

police say robert aaron long shot eight people in two different space in the atlanta area back in marche women of asian descent. let's bring in amara walker in fulton county, georgia, where those charges are being announced. what are you learning about the charges? >> reporter: well, jake, you're right. the headline here are the hate crime charges so the fulton county district attorney has notified the defendant she will pursue hate crime charges on the basis of race and gender and does intend to seek the death penalty. a grand jury other in fulton county has indicted the suspect, 21-year-old robert aaron long on 19 counts. that's a very long list, eight of which are murder charges, and just to refresh your memory here this. happened about two months ago, march 16th. a total of eight people were killed. six of whom were asian women. this happened at three separate spas. two spas in atlanta and one in cherokee county so at this point though it's unclear what cherokee county prosecutors are going to do. are they also going to pursue hate crime charges? we do know that a separate grand jur

my colleague aaron heslehurst has been speaking to richard fain, the boss of royal caribbean.n the cruises that we have been operating but that was really before the vaccines. so, i would make two comments on that, one is our satisfaction levels on the cruises we have been operating, with masks are actually higher than they were before in a regular cruise, not sure i can explain that but as the vaccine is rolling out, and certainly in the cruises in the united states, pretty much everybody would be vaccinated on board, i think you are right, i don't think we will be having to wear masks and very quickly we will be going back to cruising which will be virtually indistinguishable from what it was two years ago. richard, one of the big selling points of cruises at the many different places they stop at in one trip. will that be workable now or could we end up seeing these so—called cruises to nowhere, no stopping at all? during the acute phase of the pandemic, we were doing some cruises to nowhere but now ports around the world are opening up and opening up very quickly. so, no,

i'm alex my love it joining us now to talk more about this is aaron paygo he's a professor of strategy and economics at the paul university in chicago and thanks so much for joining us this is a fascinating story why the sudden fascination with space. is that suddenly i think we're all very excited about space and we've all been growing up at least speaking from my 3536 years old like we're all excited about this so i think maybe we are commenting on his wires things happening so quickly now and yes there's a lot of new innovation in new technology i was just going to say i mean you have a great beard and i got a couple of years on my teeth are getting a little so you know when i grew up one space was actually a big hit thing and then for a while it was like matter anymore now all of a sudden it's it's so hip hollywood's trying to get in on it. well hollywood been trying to get on for a while right so what's happened is that the technology to get to space as well as making films has all become cheaper and easier and so what we're seeing now is the ability to implement on those plans an

that's on talking business with aaron heslehurst this weekend.st airing at 23:30 gmt on saturday. let's get some of the day's other news. disney attracted fewer streaming customers than expected last quarter, stoking fears that a key engine of the century—old company's transformation may be losing some momentum. the entertainment giant reported 103.6 million disney+ customers at the end of last quarter, shy of the 110.3 million analysts had expected. the shares fell as much as 5.3% in extended trading on the news. elsewhere, and this is a big story, the boss of the us technology giant ibm said a computer chip shortage could last another two years. its president, jim whitehurst, told the bbc it could be a few years before the situation improves. many firms have seen production delayed because of a lack of semiconductors, triggered by the pandemic. cryptocurrencies bitcoin and ethereum are continuing theirfalls. the volatility was sparked by elon musk after he said his firm tesla would no longer accept bitcoin as payment for its products citing env

aaron, thank you so much for joining us. a lot of analysts think that this is spiraling out of control and could get worse in ways we haven't seen in years. what makes the situation we are seeing right now so combustible? >> well, first of all, you've got a confrontation, john, along three fronts. you have the tense situation in jerusalem produced hundreds of palestinian wounded. 24, 25 israeli police, over any number of incidents that had been building other the course of the last three or four weeks. second, you now have rioting among palestinian residents. the israelis were surprised by the harsh hamas response. you have a wash, rinse and repeat cycle that we saw in 2008 and '9, 2012, 2014 which could go on for quite some time. hamas clearly decided and again i think the israeli chief of staff all but admitted that this was a surprise. to basically escalate, not in symbolic demonstration of support of jerusalem but to launch an intensive rocket barrage. now you have large number of israelis covered by hamas rockets and th

aaron banks.e forty-niners also made a couple more selections tonight in the second and 3rd round. they picked up trey sermon running back out of ohio state to add to the forty-niners already pretty deep running court never hurts to add more there and then also a cornerback much needed ambry thomas out of michigan. so looking forward to seeing what those guys have to offer to the team rounds. 4, 5, and 6 of the nfl draft coming up >> some very rare pieces of art are hitting the market for the first time in decades, they're being offered by bonhams auction house in new york. the first pablo picasso's family motive featuring the one of picasso's favorite news is the others are too early works. py yy, sama her mississippi river and hudson river paintings. both expected to fetch between 3 5 million dollars. i think that's each. nasa's many helicopter will be continuing was fights on mars, longer than planned, at least an extra month. >> it will be serving us a scout for its companion rover on the grou

. >> y coral aaron. >> y un nuevo mercado dos puestos de trabajo son garantizados se movilicen en formaedores un contrato afectando al que no van a solicitar fuera de los espacios asignados los cuatro hijos de los vendedores escogieron ignorar las reglas fueron advertidos una media docena de veces hacen los últimos tres meses. > > continuaron con sus solicitudes. >> de planificación de la ciudad para seguir evaluando el futuro del mercado. >> y la excepción la hicieron en este caso la ppolicía nos dijo que oficiales activan el departamento en el proceso de remoción de las personas que siguieron allí solo para observar e mantener la paz. >> noticiero telemundo 48. >> cambiando de conversión. >> y de semana pasado en san francisco francisco: formalmente en una corte distrito por crimen de odio ligero de la ppolicía dice que el ataque pudo haber sido casual. >> estar de nuevo en corte. >> el conductor ebrio del ofico patrulla de camino. >> contra el auto del >>>>>>>>> es difícil porque soy maestro de mi mamá >> mamá:celebrando el da de las adres como una de las mams al lorarlo y de ha ocas

all rogers it was called rogers gave you heard it here 1st aaron rodgers kind of a shock to the football world by saying you know what i'm i'm good i've had enough in green bay i would like to leave and everybody's brain collectively probably imploded i mean i know that your guy i know by he has legitimate reason they drafted a project in last year's draft so green bay could be positioning him for his way out and maybe he's just like i don't want to sit around me for this to happen a piece on this things like a bread car redux all over it is very much the same cycle you know people just think he's going to jeopardy that's going to give up but coming to the draft you know it was no surprise for larson 1st overall or meyer was touting that for weeks we all knew it 1st and 2nd picture was usually pretty predictable the jets drafted a quarterback known as the mormon holmes and he went to the you after that things got interesting not the harris you know as one of the heartwarming stories of the draft he was homeless with his 4 siblings for a couple of years in the area and his draft party mos

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all rogers gave us a call rogers gave you heard it here 1st aaron rodgers kind of a shock to the football world by saying you know what i'm i'm good i've had enough in green bay i would like to leave and everybody's brain collectively probably imploded i mean i know 1 that your guy i know by he has a legitimate reason they drafted a project in last year's draft so green bay could be positioning him for his way out and maybe he's just like i don't want to sit around me for this to happen a piece i was things like a brett are redux all over it is very much you know watch the same cycle you know people just think he's going to jeopardy that's going to give up but coming to the draft you know it was no surprise for larson 1st overall or even meyer was touting that for weeks we all knew it 1st the 2nd picture was usually pretty predictable the jets drafted a quarterback known as the mormon holmes is going to be a you after that things got interesting not the harris you know as one of the heartwarming stories of the draft he was homeless with his 4 siblings for a couple years in the area and hi

inspired by by aaron media i'm just a consumer advocate i guess you would call her and if people remember the movie that does do the roberts you see even soderbergh did an album for me and it basically follows her exploits you know i played a lawyer who she kind of works for and lures me into try her cases all the time old friends very old friends and. replace one of one of his 31 of her 3 husbands the current one and we have a great cats that is very well written and. it's. a nice gig close to home as they say i like the fact in the 1st episode that you come in do it reluctantly because ironically the case that she's working on at that moment which involves a heart valve let's say at andy's last i don't want to screw the pooch on the plot the let's just say he is brought back into the fold reluctantly i thought that was a nice touch on the writer's part yes yes said it becomes a very emotional journey for him because of us and the discoveries that happen in that process for new discoveries what. i do enjoy now at the end is that it's funny how you get older you get more pragmatic about t