ariel, i love you. will you marry me?ied now with three kids, right? >> seth: with three kids, yeah >> and i'd like to think that i have a little -- part of that action that's a weird way to say that >> seth: you do have a part of that action. >> yeah. it's all about action to me and being a part of the action you're either a part of the action or you're not yeah >> seth: you -- this is so exciting so, this was a sketch, a beloved sketch that became a movie that i think we can be honest about the fact that is beloved now people who have discovered the film in the last 10 years. >> thank you for saying that >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: we all know - >> it was not -- it was not beloved at the time. or maybe -- you know, maybe the people who saw it liked it >> seth: i think they did. >> but definitely not a lot of people saw it. we can agree on that for sure. >> seth: yes, let's just drill down and say, like, box office-wise it did not set the world on fire. >> [bleep] the bed [ laughter ] just like -- i mea

emily: that was ariel fox johnson at the nonprofit common sense media.oming up, we will hear from the linkedin cofounder reid hoffman, why he is disappointed in mark zuckerberg and what mark zuckerberg had to say about it. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: as new revelations kept coming from the facebook files, one of its earliest investors decided to speak up. reid hoffman, normally a staunch supporter of his portfolio companies, told me this. reid: good for her for coming forward. good for facebook for doing the research. bad for not -- did the research, discover things that were harmful, what are you doing about it? it is not matter the fact that you said, it is complicated or difficult. once you discover something that is potentially dangerous and damaging, what we should hear from the company is, here is the way we started making trade-offs against what might be our interests to solve these problems and that is what you want to see from companies in leadership. i'm disappointed. emily: why? reid: anything -- it is ok to have done the internal research and

ariel: i think the companies can be more creative than they are being now. ways to create compelling children's products that do not rely on collecting personal information or taking advantage of them or psychologically manipulating them. it would be great if we got additional government funding although i know that is a touchy topic now, as always, and it would be great if we could see other philanthropic support step up but there is so much the companies can do and they have so much money, they could do a lot better with kids. emily: what do you see as the biggest problem with kids and technology today? were problems? there are many. ariel: it is hard to have just one problem. we see a lot of interrelated problems. we see kids who are uniquely vulnerable, who are over sharing who don't understand how data , collection works, and who are susceptible to advertisements. they are put in this environment rather profiled by companies, targeted with unique ads and messages that are specifically tailored to them and their vulnerabilities. you are a teen girl wonde

zach: ariel, last comments go to you. ariel: thank you.hink they really summarized it as to what i hope to see in the future with regards to congressionally direct spending requests. the normalization is definitely needed. that will address an issue that anne pointed out, as far as staff capacity. speaking as a manager of staff when you know the requirements that are expected in the next year, the upcoming years, makes it easier to think about staff planning into making sure there are enough support for members initiatives to respond to. some anticipated issues. if earmarks are going to be a regular thing, we have the ability when they are normalized to shift and adapt and make sure in addition to making sure the request is submitted on time, doing some of the community outreach and technology advancements within the request that we discussed today. the last thing i would note, this goes to the formality. this is on the appropriations process as a whole. i think earmarks were added again to the discussion to try to make our appropriations

you could be, like, ariel's slightly uglier sibling. [laughs] slightly hairier. the hairy mermaid. johnny bananas: oh, i like that. hannah berner: yeah. johnny bananas: i could see it on the-- it looked like a gorilla had sex with a fish. that'd be a good movie too. yeah. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes switching fast and easy this holiday season. you strike me as a fan of the wild west. - why? - i don't know. you just seem like-- you just seem like a fan of-- - [laughs] - --cowboys. i went to this working cowboy stunt ranch in-- where? --arizona. i became a stuntman in one day. - wow. yeah. was this your first rodeo? [laughs] the first step to becoming a c

amy: we will speak what activist ariel dorfman who says, "i lived through the darkness of the pinochet era. is chile heading back there?" all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. has recorded over 800 deaths from covid-19 since the start of the pandemic. on tuesday, a group of lawmakers marked the sobering milestone with a moment of silence on the steps of the u.s. capitol. this comes as the world health organization warned the omicron coronavirus variant is spreading at an unprecedented rate and is likely already present in most countries. while early data shows omicron appears to cause less severe illness, it may be more resistant to vaccines. u.s. officials say it could soon become the dominant variant. in upstate new york, cornell shut down its ithaca campus after over 900 covid cases were detected. many of the infections were of the omicron variant in fully vaccinated students. meanwhile, the head of the european union also warned omicron cases are gambling every two or three days and is eected t

quÉ emociÓn, ya viene santa, ariel.os para buscar los aviones, te dirÁn exactamente por dÓnde anda santa en ese momento. tambiÉn la compaÑÍa google tiene su propio santa tacker, ellos tienen tambiÉn su aplicaciÓn, te van a decir por dÓnde anda santa, y te darÁn informaciÓn, no sÓlo de santa ni de esa Época, sino tambiÉn cÓmo funciona el sistema con los elfos. alan: ahorita vamos a hablar de los elfos, duendes y de todo lo demÁs. aparte de que ya sabemos mÁs o menos la ruta que va a tomar santa, cuÁl llegarÁ en nuestra ciudad, hay quienes pueden recibir en mensajes personalizados de santa. Ésa es otra aplicaciÓn. ariel: esta es la aplicaciÓn favorita mÍa, [informaciÓn en pantalla] [habla en inglÉs] el polo norte portÁtil, a travÉs de ella los niÑos pueden tener sus propias conversaciones con santa, santa puede llamar por telÉfono, hacer videollamada, y si le pones el nombre de los niÑos y le subes una foto, santa le va a crear un mensaje personalizado a los niÑos, tienes varios mensajes para escoger, para uno o varios ni

cast; el abogado ultraconservador de extrema derecha, se habÍa impuesto, pero muy de cerca siguiÓ ariel ninguno los partidos que se alternaron en este paÍs desde el regreso a la democracia lograron llegar. el candidato cast, siempre dijo que le devolverÍa a chile el orden que perdiÓ en los Últimos aÑos. >> vamos a ser un tremendo gobierno, siempre con optimismos. pablo: boris, diputado de 35 aÑos, iniciÓ su carrera polÍtica como dirigente universitario. pretende subir impuestos a los mÁs ricos y agrandar el estado. >> nuestra campaÑa no es de miedo, es de esperanza y soluciones concretas. pablo: las elecciones se llevan a cabo en medio de un proceso de reforma de constituciÓn del paÍs. las protestas de 2019 pusieron al desnudo las falencias de un modelo que muchos veÍan como el mÁs exitoso, pero que acabÓ que tenÍa demostrando que tenÍa las mismas desigualdades que los mismos paÍses vecinos. teresa: la comunidad mÁs poblada y extensa de la ciudad de mÉxico ha visto en los Últimos aÑos una gran transformaciÓn. angie nos da un adelanto de lo que pasa en iztapalapa. angie: despuÉs de haber

dani: that was ariel burger there taking us through this year and looking ahead to 2022. chick of your markets. in markets close today. u.s. futures close. u.s. cash markets. many european futures. closed. but what is open it's hard turreted into this given that we are here heading into christmas tomorrow but that's it here at -- if you're not rid of me yes up next, i'll walk you through that. this is bloomberg. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes switching fast and easy this holiday season. >> good morning. welcome to "bloomberg markets europe. here are your top headlines. u.s. stocks hit an all-time high on optimism omicron will not hamper the recov

the suspect under arrest is 29-year-old ariel maynor of los angeles.ideos including city cameras show the suspect's vehicle heading eastbound out of beverly hills shortly after mrs. avant was shot wednesday morning. at approximately 3:30 a.m., lapd hollywood division responded to a reporting shooting at a residence. when they arrived, they found maynor in the background with a gunshot wouldn't to his foot. it was determined that a burglary had occurred and maynor shot himself in the foot. he was subsequently arrested by lapd and transported to a local hospital and been in law enforcement custody since. detectives collected evidence connecting maynor to the crime. beverly hills detectives have assumed responsibility for both cases. the investigation leads us to believe there's no further threats to public safety. the evidence thus far shows that one suspect was involved in the crime and the motive is under investigation. maynor will be booked when medic cleared by doctor. our focus has transitioned from find ago suspect to a continuing investigation tha

because anything ariel would be high while flying trapeze single copies girl. that's a big apartment all the way to here. this thing started in 1691 and the next one was born in 1730 and he was a banker. and now comes the 1st performer. and he was born in 1760 and that's why at the old started the other rather than he has my grandfather. he is all the goats and the boys. my mother, he as myself, he has caroline. yes, dominic, my family are animal people and the animal situation is becoming so difficult. what would be a good performing for dominic, would it be animals? should it be acrobatic? should it be dead devil? the traditional circus is in jeopardy here. so what do you want for your grandson? i really don't know. i can't answer. there's exactly mm. did you write the elephants to, to remember? no one. that's great shot this, uber is very true. very good friend. this is so how our whole village, this is your line, all the girls. this is our teacher. i think best on parker. dear me. and my mother lives with myself and pedro. and as long as we've been home and

desempeÑo eso trÍo ni siquiera que recibiÓ muchos premios, entre los mÁs importantes como mejor actriz el arielactora de diferentes causas sociales, falleciÓ a los 82 aÑos, descansa en paz carmen salinas. >> si se siente que se termina una era con la partida de carmen salinas ojalÁ descanse en paz nuestras condolencias para su familia. en breve tenemos estas historias en noticias telemundo: la corte suprema permite tomar accidentes legales contra la ley de aborto en otras cortes, don vicente fernÁndez continÚa hospitalizado y su salud ha empeorado en las Últimas horas. >> ya viene la gran celo brags a la virgen de guadalupe pero con cambios para los peregrinos que la visitan [ best of my love by black pumas feat. sofia reyes] encuentra las mejores target ofertas, con grandes ahorros en puffers de mujer, aspiradoras, juguetes selectos y más. solo esta semana en target. [ music ends ] ♪ ♪ ♪ you are my fire ♪ ♪ the one desire ♪ ♪ you are, you are, ♪ ♪ don't wanna hear you say ♪ ♪ ain't nothin' but... ♪ ♪ i want it that way ♪ un picante que agarra tus papilas gustativas de la mano.. ...y las saca a

marshalls who handcuffed him the plane diverted to oklahoma city where police arrested 35-year-old ariel pennington after a year of unruly, even dangerous behavior onboard planes, the faa says bad behavior is to declining, but they have 5,500 reports so far this year alone. the attorney general ordered federal prosecutors to prioritize crimes that occur onboard planes and air marshals are teaching flight attendants self-defense tactics but when they're undercover and witness bad behavior, they face a difficult choice air marshals who train at mockups like this must decide whether that disturbance might really be meant to distract them from a hijacking attempt. tsa chief, when should an air marshall get involved and intervene to stop this kind of activity >> we have protocols for air marshals breaking cover and intervening in a situation like this. these are well exercised protocols. between the captain, the crew, the flight attendants and the air marshalls. >> interfering with a flight crew can bring up to 20 years in prison and fines up to a quarter million dollars. over oklahoma, a pai

the chief identified the suspect is 29-year-old ariel mainer of los angeles, seen here in a recent mug shot from the california department of corrections. >> is on parole. >> reporter: they were shot during a home invasion early wednesday morning, shortly after, l.a. police responded to an armed home burglaries 6 miles away, where they found mainer in the yard. this video shows him wheeled away from the hollywood home. they also found in ar 15 style rifle on the steam. >> it appears he was in the house and collecting property. after that, they discharged the weapon and shot themselves in the foot. her back they determine maynor was a suspect in the avant shooting and believe he acted alone. >> i know there are questions of this is random are targeted. >> reporter: jacqueline avant was a philanthropist. they talked about her legacy today. >> she was the pillar for that family. >> this was not just a random killing. this was -- shot through the hearts of all of us. >> reporter: clarence avant was not hurt. he is known as the godfather of black music, and was a cramming wedding promoter a

federal investigators say the 35-year-old ariel pennington had been drinking, and was removed from theng to jail. he is now charged with public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. >>> green technology powering the future, certainly, but storing it is more expensive than creating it. >> we are introduced to an engineer who has come up with a solution that is affordable and accessible for both small businesses and homeowners. >>> this is our full-sized unit. >> reporter: sex spencer shows as a prototype for his new energy storage device. it's about the size of a washing machine, and can power two household per day. >> we developed a unique way to store power that doesn't use any lithium. it is completely non-rare materials, very easily found everywhere. >> reporter: he runs a spencers composite organization, and industrial automation company in sacramento. he understands the green wave happening with wind and solar power. one of the problems is what you do when the sun goes down. at this point in time, it is more expensive to store it and create new energy. the bigger problem is what to

filed against a man accused of killing a well-known southern california philanthropist. 29-year-old arielnard is charged with murder in the death of jaclyn ewald, he is accused of killing avon's during an attempted robbery at her home last week and shooting at the families a security guard who was not hurt. police say they caught mainer about an hour after his death when he shot himself in the foot during another burglary attempt. >>> weeks before santa arrives, a grinch is trying to spoil the holiday spirit in oakland. early this morning, the christmas tree in oaklands jack london square was set on fire in an apparent arson attempt firefighters responded quickly to extend was the fire in under five minutes. about 50% of the tree was seriously damaged and for now, organizers of saturday's tree lighting sarah ceremony plan to move ahead with the damaged tree. >>> road repairs and to begin on a damaged stretch of roadway in the northbay, part of fairfax molina's road was washed out back in october. a large tree fell downslope from the road to cause part of the west lane to follow a. repairs

and we have decided on the level and it will be, it has become invoicing them, a solution that maybe ariel then pull that. so let me let the laguna alsa, but i believe the dog only the america the like video. so like having somebody him don't while i feel so want to him block with our community to push the like will shield them. you can go to them that want to put out money for an hour. yeah. so i mean, i think i from this unbeatable. gotcha. so monica, but y'all didn't global sorted gay. go right now, but others are there for me that he loves having them be sung professionally. important to me and all the following feelings. professional, 11 minority equal to something after another single future. save all, we don't have enough enough. connect on what eco barajo cassandra shackle. now gordon. i from the off amelia. one of well then i won't have a my family come can they wouldn't get on them without that. got? absolutely, i'm okay. i'm with jimmy moore. yes. the familiar and they call our faith that latham emma phil, of putting that off of i'm in them. i see me now that eat development tha

forced a delta flight from washington to los angeles to stop in oklahoma city last night. 35-year-old arielnington allegedly assaulted a flight attendant, and then an air marshal who tried to intervene. pennington was detained on board and later arrested. he is charged with disorderly conduct and publicly drunkenness. the f.a.a. says it has received more than 5,000 reports of disruptive passengers this year alone. i've been traveling. it is crazy in the airports. all right, up next. cbs' steve hartman "on the road" with the mysterious and generous secret santa upholding a 15-year holiday tradition. for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. manhood looks different from guy to guy. but when yours bends in a different dire

so i think that the kind of a fight to we can see to day on the e a might ariel logic between a french and russia is cont, your project team. because the issue at stake is fighting, does she have a groups and not to share a power and influence in the region? ok, as we said earlier, so many foreign troops under ground for years. but their situation in the region is actually worsening. isn't a time for a home grown solution to the crisis? yes, i think that's it. there is in dire need to recognize that both military but also civilians. actors in development in governance as been sailing is there is a coyote failure in fact. and in my view, local solutions promoted by national actors at the national level also and more local level should be considered niche more seriously. and if it is the case, in particular, off the negotiation processes which have been launched in a number of parts, offer some the say and states in particular in melody in northern gurkin official. okay. now, golly, by the yoko sal security experts, thanks for the insights law lead, stay in the sahara where one country h

he donated like his grandfather 3 and he said like my grandfather, he bought it for 2 ariel in 1970. so a bit for me. this is like the legacy and the history of the of the, of the cities. the trees aren't just hate to make the aries around the stadium, looked more attractive to fans. an average mature tree absorbs $21.00 kilos of carbon dioxide a year. the equivalent of a 170 kilometer journey in a petro car. cat are aims to plant more than $5000.00 of them. they'll absorb greenhouse gases and local pollution as they aim for carbon neutral event. as the saying goes, the grass and the country will be greener on the other side of the world cup. john gets raska al jazeera doha out. so yes, bought from me in de ha, i can now hunt you back to lauren in london. thanks jim. an outgoing german leader angler medical is being treated to a traditional send off to mark the end of her 16 years as chancellor. she has chosen some personal favorites for the military band to play. ah. that was a 1974 pop song called you. you forgot your the color film by east german artist, nina hagen, who later beca

all after that chaos unfolded mid-flight all caused by 35 year-old ariel pennington, who's mug shot? you see here. investigators say he was being held at the oklahoma county jail on complaints of disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. he spent about 5 hours in jail and bonded out early this morning after paying a total of $334 in fines. new video shows pennington not wearing a mask yelling at a person on the plane. all while other passengers look on video also shows him being restrained and start to yell while sitting down. he's then seen being escorted out of the plane with his hands behind his back. all as authorities entered the plane to take him into custody. you can hear him asking why he's being arrested as he's walking out. police say pennington attacked a flight attendant and assaulted an air marshal at some point try to intervene. they say it's still unclear what prompted the altercation pennington was in custody by the time flight landed in oklahoma city. the most recent case of unruly passengers is leading some allie x passengers to wonder is it astley time to force pe

prime minsiter ariel herny has said the entire caribbean nation is grieveing nine years after they helpednch military forces have left the city. france is gradually reducing its counter—insurgency operation in northern mali, despite a continuing threat from jihadists. relations with mali's government have soured since a military coup last year. scientists on the canary islands say the cumbre vieja volcano has stopped erupting for 24 hours for the first time since september. but they've warned it isn't the end of the danger. previous pauses in the eruptions have been follwoed by renewed activity. the volcano has destroyed nearly three thousand buildings on the island of la palma and devastated its banana plantations. malta's parliament has passed legislation to permit the cultivation and personal use of cannabis. it's the first country in europe to do so, although several others have similar plans. some countries already tolerate cannabis use in certain circumstances. but opponents have called for the president to veto the law. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. archive: in some mysterious way

prime minister ariel henry said the entire caribbean nation was grieving after the accident, as he declaredbelarus has sentenced prominent opposition activist, sergei tikhanovsky, to 18 years in prison. according to state media, he's been sentenced for organising mass protests and inciting social hatred, during the 2020 presidential election campaign. his wife, svetlana, who now leads the opposition from exile, called the trial a sham and the judgement revenge by president lukashenko. you know, iwas you know, i was ready that the sentence would be very tough and i am not going to sit now and i am not going to sit now and count at what age as my husband to be released, of course not. i'm just asking one question to myself" what else are can do, what else can a democratic society do to release all the political prisoners who are behind bars at the moment?" a british woman has been found guilty of murdering her girlfriend's 16—month—old child. star hobson endured months of assaults and psychological harm at the hands of 28—year—old savannah brockhill. a jury at bradford crown court cleared the

police taking 35-year-old ariel pennington into custody.ooking him on disorderly conduct and public drunkenness charges. one passenger telling abc pennington had refused to wear a mask. the flight eventually reaching its destination here in los angeles. >> he was pretty much, like, yelling that people were trying to tell him what to do. >> reporter: there have been more than 5,500 cases just this year of unruly passengers, the most if faa's history. >> it's scary to experience something like that, especially being however many thousand feet in the air and not knowing what to do. >> reporter: pennington could face federal charges, and the fbi is now investigating. david. >> zohreen shah tonight. zohreen, thank you. >>> we turn next to the horrific accident in southern mexico. a truck carrying more than 160 migrants slamming into a pedestrian bridge, rip eight part. at least 54 people killed. more than 100 injured. most believed to be from central america, paying thousand of dollars to smugglers for that ride. >>> in washington today, a final

engagement has already taken place with our allies. secretary blinking had a nato foreign minister ariel meeting in the baltics last week, where i think he previewed and engaged and coordinated the u. s. response with our european allies. the primary focus of the binding ministration from the beginning of this crisis has been to coordinate and solicit feedback and cooperate with their european allies for any effective response. and primarily, i do think that our response is going to be economic in nature. it's going to be focused on sanctions, and that is going to be coordinated with the you. so actually think the use playing a critical role also in signaling to the russian federation that it is also going to take parallel steps. and that's why before the meeting with food, and you saw president biden having a phone call with his counterparts in the u. k. in italy, in france and germany, to coordinate a response to russia that showcases the seriousness of the western alliance to respond to russian aggression. just wondering, i mean after the, i've got some experience to the american publ

on monday, the prime minister ariel on re expressed his condolences declaring 3 days of national morning with the local hospital stretch, then he has deployed field hospital to the area. it is the latest tragedy in a country that has already experience so much this year. gillian wolf, al jazeera, the us sector said anthony lincoln says his country remains committed to a multi $1000000000.00 fighter jets deal with the u. s. e. despite reports about w once out, wall street journal reported the united arab emirates wants to cancel the purchase of $35.00 don drones because a security requirement. they include stringent measures against chinese espionage. the u. n is calling on the united states under ron to move faster to restore the 2015 nuclear deal. baset or is it the security council describe the situation as grave? kristen salumi reports from the un. a stern warning from the european signatories of the iran nuclear deal to ra needs to act fast. if it wants to salvage the agreement, even the us to choose between the cut ups of the g. she buey and the fear and comprehensive deal for the b

prime minister ariel henry said the entire caribbean nation was grieving after the accident, as he declaredbelarus has sentenced the prominent opposition activist, sergei tikhanovski, to eighteen years in prison. according to state media he's been sentenced for organising mass protests and inciting social hatred, during the 2020 presidential election campaign. his wife, svetlana, who now leads the opposition from exile, called the trial a sham, and thejudgement, revenge by president lukashenko. you know, iwas you know, i was read the sentence will be very child. and i'm not going to sit now and count what age is my husband to be released, of course not. i'm just asking one question to myself, what else i can do, what else can do to to society to release not only him but all the political prisoners who are behind bars at the moment. diplomats from france and germany have warned that the iran deal is at risk of becoming an empty shell given the pace at which the country is accelerating its nuclear program. they accrue accused iran of taking positions inconsistent with the agreement and wastin

heidi sammy, the president will be here 1st doing an ariel tour of the city of mayfield where we're standing now. he'll then meet with survivors here as well as in other devastated communities. and this is the sea that will greet president joe biden. it is utter devastation here in downtown mayfield with friday nights, tornadoes, flattening, everything. the i can see 74 people are confirmed at in the state of kentucky aid people having died in a nearby factory as they were at work on friday. and now allegations surfacing from workers there that bosses had told them they would be fired if they left ahead of the store with christmas approaching worker as of the mayfield consumer products handle factory were rushing to fill holiday orders despite friday's ominous skies 20 year old elijah johnson says he felt nervous when he clocked in for his shift, and worse, after a tornado alarm sounded an early warning. the 1st alarm came all around, saving going on, ada's, and we could have been gone. we could have been gone. everybody can. i guarantee you a good have been less people that died at the faci

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on monday, prime minister ariel on re expressed his condolences declaring 3 days of national morning with the local hospital stretch, then he has deployed field hospital to the area. it is the latest tragedy in a country that has already experience so much this year. gillian wolf, al jazeera of the u. s. his condemning the conviction of the husband of bella, reese's opposition, leader as politically motivated, say, a see for new ski has been sentenced 18 years in prison for organizing mass on rest, and inciting, social hatred. the last campaign to unseat president alexander lucas shanker, for last year's election, but was arrested. his wife set line ran in his place but lost though many observers say the vote was rigged. france is reducing its military presence in molly's north amid government accusations of abandonment. the french flag was lowered at a ceremony in tim buck to the loss of 3 french bases in the south region. they were deployed in 2013 to help stop attacks by rebels linked to al qaeda. an eyesore, molly's prime minister has said the threat is still there and you report

on monday, prime minister ariel on re expressed his condolences declaring 3 days of national morning with the local hospital stretch, then he has deployed field hospital to the area. it is the latest tragedy in a country that has already experience so much this year. gillian wolf, alger 0 of the u. s. is condemning the conviction of the husband, the bellow, reese's opposition leader as politically motivated, so sick. a new sky has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for organizing mass unrest, and inciting social, social hatred. he launched his campaign to unseat president, alexander lucas shanker before last year's election, but was arrested. his wife's wetlock ran in his place, but lost many observers say the vote was raging to comply with ukraine's north crimea canal is used to supply the majority of the peninsulas. water needs that stopped in 2014 after russia and next crimea declined built dams on the canal saying it would only allow water to float when russia ends its occupation. john strafford reports from current check in ukraine. land is flat and bleak as you look towards c

ariel berger reports. >> according to bloomberg vaccine tracker, roughly 3.2 million doses of the cup vaccine have been administered by the u.s. by january 1, 2021. far short of the trump administration goal of giving up 20 million shots by new year's day. vaccines developed by astrazeneca and johnson & johnson were suspended over blood clot concerns. within a few weeks, both shots were declared safety years in the e.u. and u.s. peer before the end of april, biden hit his goal of administering 200 million shots in his first 100 days as vaccines were available for all adults. the fight against covid was gaining traction in the summer as vaccines rode out globally. the ultra contagious delta variant surged across the globe shared by july, the cdc advised vaccinated people to put their masks back on in indoor spaces as breakthrough cases rose. in the fall, the fda issued emergency approval for booster doses and vaccines for children five to 11. late in november, global financial markets held off after south african researchers edified a severely mutated covid strain. in response, many co

. >> reporter: police say 29-year-old ariel maynor is responsible for shooting and killing jacqueline avant, the 8-year-old wife of clarence avant. it happened in the truesdale neighborhood of beverly hills at 2:30 wednesday morning. just one hour later police responded to another shooting at a home in nearby hollywood. >> he was in the house and collecting property and then after that somehow discharged a weapon and apparently shot himself in the foot. >> reporter: this video appears to show maynor with an injured foot being wheeled away from the hollywood home. >> somewhere in the night we had an astute watch commander at hollywood that was starting to put two and two together and reached out to beverly hills and there were some similarities. >> reporter: like surveillance video of the getaway vehicle seen heading toward hollywood and an ar-15 style rifle found at the second scene. the detectives believe was used to kill jacqueline avant. today the family of the philanthropist and former runway model expressed gratitude to law enforcement and said "now let justice be served." police

. >> the suspect is ariel mainer of los angeles, an extensive criminal record, he was on parole and that is all i will say on that. todd: they arrested the individual you see at the scene of a separate home robbery, responded to the home, maynard accidentally shot himself in the foot during the burglary and was taken to the hospital. >> his record includes a public intoxication arrest in 2011, second degree robbery and great bodily injury conviction in 2013. another second degree robbery conviction in 2014. the family saying our deepest gratitude to beverly hills police department, law enforcement, diligence on this matter, let justice be served. terrified neighbors in the community raise money to higher and armed security guards citing the shooting and a spike in home and car robberies. extensive, rap sheet. oxford michigan schools clarify the students charged firing 30 rounds, did not face disciplinary action. even crumley's parents were calls into the school to address his behavior just hours before the shooting. the family of two students at the time of the shooting joined the story.

john ariel said three rate hikes next year. fed funds. how are you going to five a 5%, 6% inflation which i still think is going to rage next year i don't think the long bond will move up that much. we may even have an inverted yield curve by the end of the year or early 2023 i think it's the short rate that the fed will have to operate on to move up the interest rate slow credit growth, that's it. money supply growth has to be slowed to tackle inflation >> you expect eight rate hikes if we're looking at 25 basis point hikes from the fed and markets should go up in that environment? >> believe it or not, if the long bond stays at 2 and the short rate is 2 and inflation is 5 and profits are going up 5 to 10, where do you want to be? i know it sounds scary to think of, my gosh, 8 rate hikes, but i'm old enough to remember 2% fed funds rate is like, oh, my gosh, that's so low. who would ever go into cash or bonds. it's still from a historical perspective very, very low i cannot see 90 basis points being effective at slowing credit

in california that it's a tall order and the suspect in the killing is a prime example. 29-year-old arielbeen a career criminal his entire adult life and yet he continued to walk free. in june of 2010 he was charged with robbery and struck a plea deal for a lesser offense. six months later he was arrested for assault. prosecutors drop to the case for insufficient evidence. two years later the d.a.'s office again denied to prosecute a burglary case. two years after that he was finally convicted of felony robbery and sentenced to five years. he served four and when he got out he was almost immediately arrested again for felony robbery. under california's three strikes law he should have been sentenced to nine years and would still be in prison. instead he got for two years and ended up serving even less. laura? >> laura: absolutely shocking, thank you. my next guest has seen firsthand the shocking crime wave sweeping l.a. amy mcbride, director of the l.a. protective league. jamie, a number of friends in l.a. knew jacqueline very well. but i think in beverly hills, malibu, ritzy area, george

. >> the suspect under arrest is ariel maynard of los angeles who has an extensive criminal record on parole and that is about all on that. >> reporter:'s, record include intoxication arrest in 2011, second degree robbery and great bodily injury conviction in 2013 and another second degree robbery conviction in 2018. authorities say they arrested him at the scene of a separate home robbery an hour after responding to the avant home. he shot himself in the foot during the burglary and was taken to the hospital. >> our deepest gratitude to the city of beverly hills and law enforcement for their diligence on this matter. now that justice be served. terrified neighbors say the community money to hire private armed security guards involved shooting in a spike in home and car robberies. everything i read about this lady she seems like she was a joy to be around and so philanthropic and an important part of the community, she will be missed. time is 8 minutes after the hour, democrats are sick of president biden's policies and some have had enough. >> our next guest is leaving the party. why

ariel berger reports. arial: roughly 3.2 million doses of the covid vaccine have been administered by the u.s. by january 1, 2020 one, far short of the trump administration goal of 20 million starts before new year's. the global vaccine effort hit a snag with vaccines developed by both astrazeneca and johnson & johnson suspended over blood clot concerns. in a few weeks both shots were declared safe following reviews by regulators in the eu and u.s.. biden hit his goal of administrating 200 million shots on his first 100 days -- in his first 100 days and vaccines were available to all adults. in the summer vaccines rode out globally. the altar contagious delta variant surged around the globe. our july, the cdc advised vaccinated people to put their masks back on any endorsed -- in indoor spaces. in the fall, the fda issued emergency approvals for booster doses and vaccines for children five to 11. late in november, global financial markets sold off after south african researchers identified a new severely m

this is an ariel view of the plantations in -- aerial view of the plantations in 1937. can see all the rubber. among people, trees, parasites, chemicals, and machines, it brought benefits and burdens that differential affected lives in ways that revealed the racial logics and values of firestone's corporate culture. roughly 3 of every 4 dollars made in liberia found its way to firestone's parent company in the united states, which amounted to close to a half a billion dollars in profits between 1944 and 1971. firestone sold itself on the promise of benevolence to liberia, but life and work on the plantations was highly segregated by race, a fact that led dubois to become one of firestone's most outspoken critics. at their peak in the 40s, the firestone plantations employed approximately 30,000 liberians. the majority of whom were tappers, earning 18 cents per day. and this gives you a sense of how brutal the labor was. these are -- the workers, they had to tap 300 trees a day, and then they would have to carry these latex buckets to collecting stations, some of which we

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