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and again, kushner was able to beat that back in taking back trump's america. shifting gears a little bit, you talk, as we've been discussing extensively about china, you write extensively about china, china's impact on the american economy, on the global economy, and also, you know, some of how you you learned about what what you believe are the very negative effects of how china operates on the american economy. i wanted to focus a little bit on that because whether people agree with you or disagree with you, i think if you are steeped in the issue of trade vis a vis china is, as you are, you have this passage early in the book where, hugh mentioned teaching mba students and first becoming in-tune china's impact on the american economy, as some of them are either not getting jobs or getting jobs, but making a lot less or not getting as much of their mba education paid for by their corporate employers. i talk about. your i don't know if the right word is evolution of thinking, but the spark in your thinking, which became a teaching in writing on how china oper

i was back in the war room most of the time with 100 people. we were fighting the good fight every day, positive messaging, research, and then fighting back against any pushback. and i actually thought from day one we would win, and we did. trump won that race. we were outspent almost two o one by the hillary clinton campaign. but what hillary did was stand most of that money on a bloated staff and misspent the money on how she timed her advertising. and we made the same damn mistake in 2020. there is a story about how monkeys with flamethrowers would woodburn cash almost as fast as jared and par scale did, because like a like a super bow. peter thiel gave $250,000 at one point. he wrote one check for $250,000. that check was used for two seconds of a super bowl ad ten months before the election. and when we got to four, six weeks out toio election day, we were out of money we had to cancel ads even though we raised more than joe biden. that alone, that alone is incompetence. and the other thing that kushner did was have this, they were paying

hey, we need to turn back. but sturgis says, and the ones who've been on the first trip, what do they say? no, we've got to keep moving forward. it kind of reminds me of our sidney johnston at shiloh. before the attack, he said i'd attack them if there was a million. right, wolf? sturgis, kind of in the same city. you can't go back a second time and tell sherman that it's not going to work, except ashley after the way sturgis left for this second trip. on the second trip, he was late getting with his his troops. you know why? because the night before, he was on a bender. and there's all kinds of stories about how he was drunk, and he picked up the hotel room book, and he acted like he was going to hit the guy with. and then he was rude to a lady. and so different things had happened. i remember the officer was with him, said, i was just disgusted with the way he was enacted. so it took him a while to catch up with his army. his army was that thrilled with him? either because not not just for that, but because t

we're going back and planned fashion that will go back again and again and again. not just america yet. i keep getting asked not nasa mission. yeah, had nurses load, want to put in a european service module, has all kinds of experiments from all the world on it. and when we do go back to the moon, there's going to be americans and europeans, japanese, and canadians. what not all walking in the mood so that the challenges and the differences are not just engineering, but also societal how and why we're doing this here. let's get into how and why are we doing this here on earth. we have a climate crisis. we have warren ukraine. we've got inflation, we've got economic issues. there's so much that governments, not just the u. s. government governments around the world have to be doing to take care of their populations. why does this matter for ordinary people beyond just the inspiration aspect? well, again, i can just go back in time to the sixties and they said, you know, the different version of the same thing. you know, why are we doing this when, till in the black

>>> welcome back. western new york state this week is now blamed for at least 40 deaths. but tonight a story of lives saved and a reunion with the hero who brought nearly two dozen people to safety. jesse kirsch reports tonight from buffalo. >> reporter: when you need help -- >> stranded, freezing, out of gas. >> reporter: -- you want jay withey. did you think twice before heading out, or did you just jump right in? >> no, that's not me. >> reporter: when jay got stuck in the blizzard trying to help a friend near buffalo, he wound up with two strangers. running low on fuel, turned away at one door after another, he broke into this school. as soon as you get through the glass, can you immediately feel heat? >> yeah, 100%. >> reporter: with his companions safely inside, jay went back into the storm. >> i'm going to all these cars and telling them, hey, i broke into the school. there's heat. there's a bathroom. there's probably some food. >> it would have been enough to save two people. why do you go back

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back to back.the name of the restaurant is run by a brother and sister whose parents once operated their own restaurant in the same place 30 years ago. the siblings say they were just tired of working at their previous jobs. and i just wanted to try something new. >> we decided to take all of cautions and combine them into one project you know, respect back. so it combines music. why? and a live look at 50. >> back to back is also a reference to d j ing the restaurant is dedicated to spinning vinyl records while serving things up like would fried pizza and small bites. right? you know, loss is going to be dj this year. kron for it. we're going to be counting you down to 2023 across every time zone because use it. we have fun and we have fireworks and we have las vegas, right? so that's the place to be as you want to count down to the new year. that begins at 09:00pm kron. 4 s ella so the moeny and rather talks to the hosts of those shows. so you guys already having fun out there. >> this is the sec

every time i come back. look at some of the people are still here left over.20 minutes. but i get to leave. yeah. >> kelly: you just got back from my order. five i went to my oh, for a month. and it is one of the most beautiful places in the world, we did a lot of exercising. a little too much exercising of my own -- but we drink a lot of sangria and then we get on our bikes. it kind of adds up. it makes sense so that you can get away with it. two weeks into vacation, my friends were like, are we at a fat camp? what is going on here? i went on a fun beach whatever destination and all of a sudden, they were like, we are going to go on this beautiful hike in the mountains. i was like this is literally like hell. i was miserable and then you get up there, and you are like, could have just bought a postcard. >> kelly: we just had something you just celebrated. is it that. we? >> chelsea: fat. week. i think it is that bare day. is it a week? it should be. they get the biggest fattest black and brown bears and they compare their bodies. i love big fat animals. my do

let's go back. what brought you back? >> so the main reason we chose to come back to ferndale is just we, a, just love that small town feel. it's our favorite thing. and the people there were just so wonderful. the innkeeper, the chef, every single person we met at the restaurant, at the bar, at the gift shops, all the places, everyone was so kind. so we love that, so we decided to try it again. >> you guys are out there. it's another wedding anniversary, and then the earthquake happens. can you take us through that entire thing? >> we spent the day in the town loving it. and then we came home early, like got dinner, and then went to bed and watched a movie in bed or whatever. and then at, like, 2:30, i woke up with this -- the weirdest scared feeling, like i don't necessarily believe in ghosts and all of that. that's not like something that has ever been a part of my life. but i felt like there was a presence in the room. it was -- i can't explain what it felt like. and i kind of sat up, and i looked around. and then i w

in some respect, he's trying to turn the clock back to 17 eighty's, but he's turned the back caught back in some respects the 1950s to the stalinist era in terms of the persecution and repression. and many russians who saw their feature as being and twined with europe in so many respects, thinking of all the russians who live in europe are worked in europe. all the multinational companies that were best in europe, that trade, that you reference before. those economic ties, those have been destroyed, some of them will never come back. there are many companies that will never contemplate investing in the russian market again, even if sanction lifted, it will be what it was before. and russians are now hated by ukrainians for generations to come. and russians now look like pro is double parias in russia, in the way that, you know, honestly, the germans felt back in the 1940 isn't an immediate aftermath of world war 2. it's going to be a long word back. it's not impossible because you know, hey, we are, this is don't develop, we know that countries can recover from this. but it's a lot of ha

i'm going back to the way back machine to wesley clark, right?re democrats think i know who the answer is. look -- look at all of the things they check off on a piece of paper. and then they see them in person and think, whoa. that is not a person who could be elected. we don't know if that's happening with desantis. >> and also legal fallout, how it will play. indictment comes, send republicans scurry away from him or electrify him and have them rally around? >>> ahead, digging further into some items on trump's horrific week, month, year. nbc's ken dilanian joins us about the trump organization convictions and what they could mean for the former president and his family. named a lot in this. >>> also ahead, police officers who fought to protect the capitol on january 6th are honored during a congressional ceremony. while gop leaders, mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy get snubbed during this ceremony. we'll be right back. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance s

"the exchange" is back in two. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." as we wrap up the year, let's look back and see how far we have come in the bond market now we're just shy of 3.6% that's 200 basis points in 12 months what does it mean if you're a bond investor? the tlt, down 30% this year, a horrible return, since the year low, that is much 13%. is it time to jump back into the bond market? let's bring in brian weinstein brian, great to see you. you know, i can understand the kinds of this is a enter entry point argument, but tell us where you think the most attractive marsen. >> as you say, it's been a wild ride if i look at the boon market here, there is a couple risks, but i think it says if you buy high-quality income, that number you quote d is about as big a move as we've ever seen, really. >> as we turn to dom for the latest wonky but wonderful, whatever we're calling it, this, dom, the largest point is there is an alternative to the bond market can you get yield. how much are you giving you if all of a sudden we have a soft landing. >> ther

go back to the 1920s. go back to the0's. nearly done in because they miscalculation on lending to some kind of oil. these things always happen. the thing is, it doesn't mean you abandon it. you find out what didn't we see and try to do it better next time but it is going, human beings are going to get caught up in these things. charles: what about then the folks who should have seen it, sequoias of the world, raised money twice for sam bankman-fried? once at 25 billion. they have access to books. they understand better than anyone how to do due diligence. my fear they will continue to allow these to happen because there is always a way to off-load this on the general public. >> in terms of ftx i'm surprised he went before the audience yesterday and the audience clapped him like bernie madoff, absolute fraud. that should be, he should be ultimately if they find out it look like what he did he should be brought before the bar of justice and brought back from the bahamas. charles: what about the vcs that gave him the stamp appr

and the germans already talking about to get back, back about trying to get back, back to normal. reala real shame and it's things in which it's one of the things in which we british people be we as british people could be very say, we've done very proud and say, we've done and labour party stood and the labour party stood foursquare to say our foursquare on this to say our parliament has us well and parliament has led us well and we supported in the we have supported in just the right way. no, we should not negotiating with russia. paul, i'm on i'm very i disagree on on biden's intervention in terms of alex's position. i mean, i disagree. i think it's overdue proposal , if disagree. i think it's overdue proposal, if anything. and i've been disappointed actually that considering the war has been raging now since nobody in any kind of senior position has the nettle and said, look, at some point we're going to try to have to bargain peace. and now if, as it turns out , the demand from it turns out, the demand from putin, unless you recognise the annexations, we're not going to talk if th

and look, i'm running it back. but look, nate clements, ex-niner they called him for a clip. >> so the interception counted. >> the only thing is i didn't approach him to get my ball signed. >> do you wish you had? >> no, i still have that ball, but i would have preferred to get the w. >> you still have that ball? >> yeah, it's in my mother's storage. >> hooks like christian mccaffrey's trade is paying off. we will discuss more on number 23 right after this. ♪mumusic playining♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ nonothing brinings the pacak togegether like a t trip to great t wolf lodgege. now openen in northehern californiaia. >>> welcome back to xfinity sports sunday. a feisty matchup between the commanders and the giants. don't miss sunday night football right here next week on nbc bay area. >>> tonight's ball carrier of the game is presented by manscaped. the official below the waist grooming partner of the san francisco 49ers, trusted by 7 million men. christian mccaffrey, 119 rushing yards and a score. you saw his receiving tou

back up to 120 that is one to watch in the year ahead. dom, back to you. >> julianna tatelbaum, have a happy new year see you next week. >>> let's get a check of the top stories with silvana henao >> good morning, dom southwest is resuming normal schedules today after a week of cancellations that left thousands of passengers stranded the airline hopes for minimal disruption according to flightaware, three dozen southwest flights have been canceled today compared to 2,300 on thursday. southwest leaders say they expect the meltdown to hit fourth quarter results with the process of working through travelers' reimbursements taking several weeks. >>> the cdc is talking new steps to track new variants of covid as exceptions in china surge the agency may sample waste water taken from international flights. infection disease experts say that policy offers a better solution to tracking the virus and slowing entry into the u.s. compared to new travel restrictions announced this week by the u.s. and other countries. >>> details emerging in the bankr

i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, as we recognize national bible week, we have the chance to reflect on the wisdom and guidance that the holy scripture provides to us as we seek to govern. it was benjamin franklin who said, i know that my redeemer lives. and if a spare row cannot fall without his knowing, surely an empire cannot rise without his aid. we see evidence of god's love and provenance in so many aspects of our american lives. from our military who have kept our nation safe to the doctors and researchers who have developed lifesaving medicines and cures because they have the freedom to innovate. to the miners, rail workers, and manufacturers who have built a strong and prosperous country. and to the farmers

you want to come back to that?ou did that on the show yesterday, too, didn't you >> look, okay, let's say you talk to a wealthy individual at any of these firms what do you think they owned >> it's like the common thing that they own was breit because jonathan gray and blackstone were the finest, smartest. >> it gave high net worth investors access to levels of private equity real estate investment they didn't previously have. it was through rias, this channel. a lot of them may not have been aware they couldn't necessarily get their money out of certain limits i don't know if it was a part of breit for the very beginning not something nefarious that's happened here. and it is being covered very closely now, suddenly, after i was talking about the enormous inflows into this unlike anything we've seen, really n m, in many ways the product has been around for the last five years, but the inflows during the spring, even, during a very low rate environment, yes, were incredibly high. billions and it's very high net fee

back at 7.25.nd nurses from sutter health in berkeley and oakland are going to be going on strike this christmas eve workers have been negotiating a new contract with the administration since june of last year. and according to sutter health nurses are demanding a, quote, unsustainable wage increase of 40% over 4 years. they say they've offered the nurses at 22.4% pay increase over 4 years as well as other benefits. the strike is set to begin on december 24th and go through january. 2nd, sutter health right now is making plans so they can continue treating patients despite the strike and another strike still going on uc academic workers and they rallied in los angeles. >> as the uc governing board was holding their meeting yesterday, the strike's been going on for several weeks now. >> across california, the union representing the workers once a base annual salary for workers of 40 $3,000. >> this fight is really about who gets to participate at the university when salaries don't matter. the cost o

in the back. take a look at video from the scene last night happened around 9 o'clock in the 1400 block of contra costa boulevard. >> at least 3 apartments damaged. police first responded to reports of an explosion and smoke coming from an apartment. when officers arrived, they found heavy flames. the apartment complex was evacuated. no one was hurt. thankfully by this fire, the fire department contain the flames. while officers talked to witnesses who said they saw a man limping away from the scene with 2 kitchen knives in his hands. police found that man later identified him as marlin. the marlin perry officers say perry would not listen to their commands as he would was cutting himself with the knives and officer use less than lethal beanbag rounds to detain him. perry was brought to the hospital to get his knife wounds treated once he's cleared, he will be booked into the martinez detention facility for our son. now i did it just me. one of the women who was displaced from this fire, her unit

clearly, if you are going to send someone that high value back, get all the americans back.your point, i don't sense the urgency or the competence from this administration to get something necessary like that done. suits, always good to talk to you. happy thursday. great beard, as usual. you're going to win the hemingway lookalike contest again this year, four years in a row. >>> hidden from the headlines is the man who helped broker brittney griner's release. oh, look at that, saudi crown prince mohamed bin salman. president biden's favorite fist bumping buddy. the saudis released a statement today congratulating themselves for the mediation. the white house, well, they're not commenting on their involvement. watch. >> reporter: can you clarify when the saudis say that the crown prince, mbs, was involved in mediation efforts to secure griner's release, is that true? >> look, i don't have anything else to share beyond what i've said. i'll refer you, again, let them speak for themselves, but i'm not going to comment beyond what i just laid out. only countries that wail negoti

"the exchange" is back after this . >>> welcome back to "the exchange." oil and gasoline prices are at 52-week lows energy stocks are in a lot of cases near 52-week highs oil is 3% below where it was last december. gasoline similar story trading at 52-week lows. aaa average $3.32 from $3.34 last year. let's bring in stan major hosh kish and riley's a very different landscape than a couple months ago. what happened? >> i think if you look at the short-term, a number of things that have kept prices down in general, weak economy strategic petroleum reserve has added hundreds of billions on the market i think it's temporarily hidden issues on the energy market. by issues, i mean long-term supply and demand imbalances >> to look back at what the oil bears, like ed morse over at citi were saying earlier this year, he correctly predicted we would have excess inventories right now, the opposite problem of what we thought would happen. how did we get into this situation? >> i think economic weakness, strategic petroleum reserve. i think in general people thought r

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so carter, with thanks basically carter saying go, oh, you're back. you're back! so how do i do it? if i start to make a little money, what do i do? if i start to slide, what do i do >> i mean, just on that breaking news, all the honor and respect to that man. talk about profiles in courage >> yes, indeed >> back to tesla when you're doing something that's basically bad technique, buying in a down trend, go small. if it's wrong, get the heck out. but if it starts to bounce, add to it. you press your bets when they're working. cut them if they're not working. >> all right thank you so much. appreciate your indellulgence there. >>> rallying today on perhaps corporate earnings might be better than feared look at nike at fedex our next guest says we're in the eighth inning of the rate hike ball game. l let's bring in randy warren. randy, you have an opinion on tesla before we dive into this >> well, not so much i do drive the car so i do love the car. i do love elon musk. he's doing a great job, but you know, as it was said, it's in a decided down trend so you've got to be careful with

i will come back in just a moment. i want to put those 2 remaining because right now as soon as governments and power, they on the fire for the abuses, alleged abuses of power that they are committing at the moment. but if we look back in history, the b, m. p has its own very check history as time vicious kill has just mentioned. and indeed it could be says that the b m. p kelly's as it had its own role in this current political crisis by trying to bias the can take a government in 2006, what is the response of the b and b to that? my response is very clear. there is a clear difference between all melick, reggie and b, p time because b n p was elected by that. and since it was elected, it was accountable. since all, many is not connected for from 2014, it is not accountable to it stable and it is using forces like killing extrajudicial appearance and stuff like that. to our press, the opposition and to operate the voice of people who, you know, criticize government and stuff like that. so you just cannot compare the ti

let's go back to 2019.emic, we were still in kansas. 987 was the spending per respondent 2020, it falls down to 886 2021 goes up above thousand and here we are now down 11% from last year $907 above the level of 2020 but not back in kansas yet 987. so a softish christmas coming down and you can see that when we look -- we asked specifically are going to spend more or less than last year take a look at this next chart you'll see 46% about the same. that was down from 51% that was in kansas there 41% will spend last. 11% will spend more. you can see here some of the metrics here you want to go back and see when things were really bad take a look in 2008 when 37% were just the same, 55%, were going to spend less and only 7% were going to spend more not as bad as it was, say, for example in the great financial crisis, but not as good as we were before the pandemic why are people spending less you can imagine down beat news on the economy because the economy is in bad shape. higher numbers from last year. inflat

steve paulson's back. i don't know how much fun you had just looking at the weather you forecast perfectly over the weekend, you money, dave. i'm just sure. are you sure it on telling you? you were on the money was it was a good system is a good system. i mean, you know, we got multiple bands going through and it looks like we're about done here. that's the upper low is the one that gave us the rain. last night of san rafael. now, if you give me about 20 minutes to put together 72 hour totals me and my army of one, you know, just can't do it for about an hour, but we'll get there. san five. well they probably did over the weekend we had it on the weekend, redwood city three quarters nevado, two thirds oakland two thirds napa airport a half inch san francisco half inch san jose 47 100 so we can say goodbye to that lows. nice good, old fashioned cold front and then associated lo is she gave us some pretty cold air out there in place, so that's why we got some snow and some of the lower elevations. and you ca

back to the news now. and >> people getting increasingly upset at the number of side shows that keep popping up. in fact, over the weekend we had 3 big ones erupt on the right side in san francisco. we had one occur along the embarcadero and then in oakland, there was one that broke out near lake merritt and then on the left, you can see on the bay bridge itself. we had a sideshow occurring at this point. no arrests have been made and kron four's rob nesbitt reports that people in the area aren't happy about that. i talked to a san francisco resident who say he and his neighbors watching their balconies as police did nothing to stop it. >> this was the view from often says apartment building around midnight friday, a sideshow in front pier one on the embarcadero in san francisco. >> we woke up. >> i mean, completely terrified. you hear these like screeching with fireworks can use like what is going on. we go out and they basically shut down the entire book of their own. >> when tested what he thought he sh

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i'm okay. >>> welcome back to the half time report. disney is the worst performing stock in the dow today, on pace for its worst year since 1974. so you bought it two days ago, right? >> yep >> it's a new position for you >> it is >> it comes on the same day today that jp morgan says it's a top pick however cowin, did you see that note today >> the fox deal doubled disney's invested capital and was a significant strategic error that cannot be undone they went deeper and got harsh on that. you know what, though -- >> it's four years old >> disney is the ultimate story telling brand. and the return is just within that narrative, and we're already seeing that story being told with jp morgan making it its top pick in 2023 netflix is more expense chb company, disney cheaper at 24 forward pe >> we'll get to netflix in a second but look at that. >> their free cash flow is set to accelerate significantly in the coming years so i like that and they also have the revenue growth. i think it's a really good story right now. it is a beautiful techn

they both give it back. want to get back into energy, that is something that will continue to work. financials i'm not so sure they are going to work. i'm not so sure i had other plays i had my eye on will work now. function of how long fed raises rates, whether or not they keep them there, whether or not it destroys the economy. which they may very well could do. they could make the worst mistake possible, sending economy spiraling into a deep recession which is no good for any assets. charles: gary, less than a minute to go, other than bonds are you trying to pick off some of these trade? i like the pullback is orderly. we bounced off of key support points. we rallied to key resistant points, we fallen apart. there are ways to game that, at least. >> charles, two mondays ago i came on your show, said after the countertrend rally i'm now worried because the financials were starting to break down and usually other places lead. combine that with the nasdaq and nasdaq 100 can never get off the ground. charles:

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way that i look back on the final season, a game of thrones. i'm still glad that it exists, but it could have and should have been. so much better way deserved better. you be, i is actually not a new idea. it in america, you can trace it back to one of our founding fathers, thomas pain. you know, the guy who 1st convince people that american independence might be a good idea. he's not the only one. martin luther king junior was for you. we are one of vans is it seems to me is a guaranteed annual income, a guaranteed minimum income for all people and for all families of our country. 1969. richard nixon even proposed an actual plan to congress, let us place of war under the income of every family, with children in america. and without those demeaning souls filing a bronze for human dignity that sold by the lives of well welfare children, the day one state in america actually already has a form of basic income alaska. each year they take a portion of the states oil revenue and distribute it to every man, woman and child, trivial example for the wo

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we would not write off tech either >> sylvia, is the faang trade back is the rest of the group back innd? >> to ann's point, these companies have great balance sheets they can survive a recession if you pick apart the data like amazon and microsoft, they were hammered after earnings. analysts were disappointed and the market punished the stocks if you look at cloud growth from 50% year over year to 30% year over year growth i'll take that we will not get 20% to 30% return on the stocks, but lower double digit returns as we get out of the recession i stand by the point that advertising will come back and google will play there and in cloud. amazon, ev commerce. the consumer is strong now we will have the recession you are thinking long term amazon is not a stock you want to buy for a couple of months and sell it is a stock you want to hold for a decade especially down 45%. i do like tech >> sylvia, thank you ann miletti, thank you that does it for us here on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" is coming up next ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty advanced gumm

we've seen the price of oil pull back this morning.he major oils moving in lockstep with the crude. basic performers also underperforming. the relaxation of a number of restrictions regarding covid being announced, but that chinese sector is being sold off. >>> before we get to u.s. futures, let's take a look at the forex markets. you've got the dollar trading higher than the swiss franc. yesterday the u.s. dollar rose to 0.3%. now to u.s. futures. there you have a picture of all three majors point to the open we're in for further losses today after all three of the majors traded lower yesterday, s&p losing about 1.4%, its seventh down day in the last eight. >> lots of commentary. they're voicing a concern about the health of the u.s. economy heading into 2023. speaking at a "wall street journal" event, the u.s. is preparing for a recession next year it follows news that morgan stanley is cutting its head count by around 2%, a total of 1,600 johns. meanwhile bank of america's brian monaghan said they're not looking to lay off staff but

so i went back and when i went back to the house, these three orphans were in there.m the orphanage. they were there living and ran away. so, the things that we went through and a lot of love started happening. i fell in love. >> i saw you hugging them. >> in the meantime, my old boyfriend comes back to my life and i left him over 30 years ago over something that was total misunderstanding. i was so glad to get this role because i think he's such a talent. he's got a great voice. we are talking about making a record. >> it is so good to see you back. grew up in south carolina so i listen to your music and no so much about you and your life. first, it was texas and you moved to arizona and your dad sat you down and said, do you want to live your life here or be a star? >> oh, i remember the exact time and at that time the arizona state fair was going on so we always had the posters whoever that was performing that year and i looked at it and i said daddy, i want to be a star. he said, okay, you said the truth so let's go. quit the big job and i was taking $10 or $12 an

he rented a car to get back to austin. with things back to normal tonight, we ask him the question, was it worth it to make the drive? >> thanks a lot, max. for more information on hayden to compensate her for canceled flights or lost luggage, just had to kpix.com. >>> and overturn big rig blocked all the lanes starting at about 2:00 a.m. that semi truck flipped onto its side after colliding with a stop car. both drivers were hurt, but not badly. parked his celebrating extended service. the transit system will run on a regular saturday schedule but a spokesperson tells us there will be extra event trains. >> your last eastbound train from the city will be at 1:30. in the last southbound train will be at about 2:10. you have extra time to celebrate and get home safely. >> free parking is available tomorrow at all stations except for millpeadus and balpessa. >>> crossing bay area bridges will soon be cheaper for veterans and low income drivers. toll assistant programs will begin in the new year. one offers free crossings for

we are going to look back at her life and her legacy. we do begin this morning with the news out of the vatican. >>> pope benedict xvi has died at the age of 95. >> he has been ill and his health declined in recent days. we will look at his life and legacy and the complicated issues he leaves hint. we have molly hunter with reaction from the faithful. molly, good morning. >> reporter: peter and kristen, good morning. you see the huge crowds. many did not know the news would break. we arrived and started to speak with tourists and people offering their prayers. everyone felt it was important and meaningful they got to be around here faithful and believers. we received word from the holy see and we understand his body will lie in state on monday in the basilica to bid final farewell. we know his funeral will take place on thursday at 9:30 a.m. as expected, pope francis will preside over the funeral mass. this is the first time a current pope presided over a former pope's funeral in centuries. no word on the details of the funeral or whethe

it was a lot of news when you decided you were going to go back to school -- you were going to go back to space. we want to talk a little bit about this first of the polaris missions launched in march is different from what you did last year. guest: really good question. i didn't think i was going back up. inspiration, i think we accomplished every objective we set out to achieve. our goal was to show it could be done. since the first time we are sending nongovernment astronauts into orbit for three days. trying to maximize our time. we went farther than the international space station. to a milestone. schism moon and mars. first pediatric cancer survivor to go into space and we raised over 200 million -- we raise over $250 million for saint jude cancer research. we have been working really hard to build the exciting world we want to live in tomorrow without a -- woodlock -- without ignoring the responsibilities of today. we did get it all right. this is an example of all of those exciting missions to follow. the polaris program picks up where we left off. we are still raising a lot of

i yelled back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, miss dean, recognized for 5 minutes. >> i think all of our witnesses for being here today. hope you will excuse my absence, you know we are involved in an organizational set of meetings as well as i wanted to be sure to get here. i especially want to thank you, margaret eaddy , for sharing your personal story with us today. i'm sorry for what you and your husband have been through but that's hollow words. it is up to us to do better and to more. that's why i'm glad our chairwoman focuses on affordable housing and homelessness as much as she does. it matters in my district. i haven't district, i'm in suburban philadelphia out of rural pennsylvania and we struggle with homelessness and affordable housing, and so on. i'm pleased, said but please to have read your testimony. i want to follow up on something mr. barr asked you earlier, supportive services for people suffering from homelessness. you indicated supportive services would be helpful for many a

and then you know, you're wondering how you're going to get that back and i have no clue that back. that would rather my bills we paid entering me on my fingers. as i say, i don't, i don't want to be rich by any means. i don't want as and handed to me. i just want to be able to pay my bill for my kids. that's all i want to mail you. in last tuesday, my husband went to child support court over his oldest daughter, not are 3, but his older. so this one asia, that judge, look, i just got a job and i'll start paying however much shortly to pay a month. so that wasn't good enough. that he's been sentenced out of a days or until his family could come up with $770.00 laundry to me. $10.00 is a lot of money to do so with him gone. what are you using? okay, for christmas. what he knew? i don't mean to live is like no hard or are charged for my kids to be normal. for further they go back in one of the feminist arguments for basic income is that for a very long time care work as being devalued. we've devalued care work as the same and if we think about what really matters to include society to

on a trajectory back for earth. on orion. there are sensors measuring radiation vibration. one of the mannequins has a next generation space suit. eventually the goal for artemis ii is to get humans on board and to get artemis iii to land back on the moon. they're eyeing the southern region, the southern poll because they believe ice is in this region. here are some possible landing sites they have mapped out this is potentially 2024 and beyond, but for now, the celebration of orion successfully splashing down, let's show you some of the incredible images that orion took while on its voyage just some breathtaking images. you see the moon on top. crescent moon in fact. so right now nasa very cleesed saying this mission has exceeded their expectations after the celebration, on to artemis ii and artemis iii back to you. >> thank you it will be here before you know. but every step of the way towards that is so fascinating and amazing. >> like she said, you can't stop staring at the images. once you see them you want to

this is gb news now let's get back to . now let's get back to. mark my now let's get back to. mark my thanks to bethany elsey , who my thanks to bethany elsey, who is really from the northeast . is really from the northeast. pull your teeth in as your clip for next week. the northeast of england. isn't she brilliant bethany? look back in an hour's time we kick off as on mark dolan tonight with the legendary clips of the week. my highlights from days of gb news the good the bad and the ugly at o'clock. in my big opinion, i'll telling you about a music band called slaves who have changed name for fear of offending people. you couldn't make it up in my take it ten a positive message about everyone along that we can all agree on and my mark meets guest is, one of the most experienced and best known politicians in the country, former home secretary and tory party leader lord michael howard is live in the studio . a mock meets special the studio. a mock meets special also on meghan and harry now unwelcome in britain. we'll hear from both sides on that one and looking at the other bi

they are back.$2 trillion omnibus spending bill with pork we'll dig into the pet projects next [finger-tapping] if your work, works for your community, then you're on team earth. >>> breaking news on the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill from the house, ylan mui with the latest. >> the house is on the verge of passing that sprawling government funding bill. they have the votes to get it done currently the tally is 224 in favor, 200 against six members have still yet to vote but clearly they only need 218 at the max in order to pass it, so they are well on their way to doing it a republicans largely against, democrats largely in favor of it the bill would fund the government through the end of the fiscal year and ahead of the vote nancy pelosi gave what is going to be her last speech on the floor as speaker of the house. and she called this a package for the people now, once the gavel comes down and the house actually passes the bill, the next step is for it to go to the president's desk for his signature,

katie: let's check back in -- matt: let's check back in -- lisa: let's check back in with our chandler and let's get your view on why the dollar is weakening this bite would seems to be out reaffirmation of yield curve withdrawal -- control. mark: i think the bank of japan surprised everyone but the dollar is making higher highs and even today, it is holding above yesterday's low against the japanese yen. yesterday's low is a little lower by 130. i think the attitude is you don't want to be bit by the same dog twice and the bank of japan surprises. a lot of people are on guard that they will do so again. i think the fiscal policy and the strengthening of the year and --yen will lower inflation and take pressure -- pressure off the boj and the first quarter is important because the market shows the market is respecting rights to go positive. the overnight rate is -10 basis point. i think that is exaggerated because people don't want to be bid by the same dog twice. matt: i was excited -- this was smaller even if it continues. do we ever get that? mark: japan is a tough situation and it

stu: that's not stock buy back is it? susan: exxon is increasing stock buy backs as well.that'll help. susan: but don't forget, the government said you don't invest enough here in oil and gas and the fact that they're increasing their expenditures, a lot coming here to the u.s., that's positive. stu: got it, susan, thank you very much indeed. check the big board and we've been in business for all of six minutes and the dow is up about one-third of one percent at 33,700. who are the winners among the dow 30, i'll show you there. we have the top winner atlassian corp. and chevron and boeing and big winners of s&p and las vegas sans, wynn resorts. that's pretty good. and nasdaq composite winners, please. headed by net ease. susan: china stocks are again recovering. stu: there you go. all good. susan: you say it so well these days. stu: check the 10-year treasury yield, please. the yield is 3.49%. that's way below the yield on the 2-year actually. gold, 1798 per ounce, bitcoin, same old story, $16,000 a coin. never moves. price of oil as we've just reported, up today $73 per b