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barry had one. a lot of those guys. barry ellison.n't have one i know you know nothing about it >> i don't know. >> i'm not saying you were on it i'm not saying you were on it. you'd be on one with sails your cruise ship will have sails. there's no way you -- u.s. equity futures at this hour, you can see up over 400 points now after 750 yesterday. nasdaq indicated up 236 and treasury yields this morning have moderated again i don't know, is there hope? is there hope for maybe a fed that doesn't go go higher? three five nine. is sri on? is he in the eighth? yeah, he is. >>> let's get you caught up on some of the stories that investors will be talking about today. first up, the white house is reportedly reporting new exports on semiconductors. the move is the latest push by the biden administration to deny china the ability to make faster computer chips it will go with the sanctions. they are considering adding more chinese technologies to the commerce department's black list the european parliament approving new rules today ordering a

that was our own barry mitchell on saturday night live just a few decades ago. by the way, anyone who says books are dead. nobody reads anymore. yeah, the book industry made $26 billion 2020. i love how it just brings things to life. you have something in front of you does alright, co i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months on golo and taking release. golo saved my life. i was way overweight, and that's what sent me down the path, was i--i wanted to make sure and live for my kid. plain and simple. energy socks. time now for the mix, starting with a spectacular spooky light show in california has been waiting all show for this. a man in lindon, california, just south of sacramento is haunting the ground and the skies high above his home with an army of drones now how high how high how does 40 stories up. so yeah, i mean, these 40 thrones here. i look at this. more than life size, okay , it is all in a days or nights. work for tom bet george, who just so happens to be ceo and founder of yeah, you guessed it. magical light shows. talk about a business card here. w

move over roger barris.udge is the new all time american league single season home run leader. two. last night, he surpassed the previous record held by roger maris of 61 home runs 60 home runs faster than babe ruth did back in 1927. he also did it without the steroid scandals that tainted barry bonds. 73 home run season back in 2001 judge grew up a giants fan says he's a fan of barry bonds and acknowledges him as the record holder. but we're still a few weeks away from halloween, but we're still seeing the decorations and candy and stores for the past month, according to data from paypal, the overall cost of halloween is expected to be 34% higher than last year. this comes as chocolate and candy companies deal with supply chain issues and inflation as well. overall the national retail federation projects that halloween spending will reach a record $10.6 billion this year. candy growing up your favorite thing to find was peanut butter cups. okay still my favorite to this day i see those in the newsroom snatc

barry manilow becomes a huge star. why did you think "mandy" was the right song for barry manilow?e at columbia, during that seven or eight-year period, i had signed only self-contained artists, artists, you know, that, in effect, that wrote their own material, earth, wind and fire, billy joel and springsteen. but with a pop artist and being a brand-new label, i had to test, could i identify hit songs for artists that didn't write? the point, chris, i want to make to you is that barry manilow only considered himself a singer/songwriter, so for me to even suggest that he do an outside song created not a rift, but a real conversation, will he do an outside song? because he only thought of himself as a writer. and he final did. >> let me pick up on that. because, as you say, the rift, if you want to call it that, whatever, the difference of opinion is, he's a songwriter. he's going to decide his songs. and you say, i can come up with better material for you and bigger hit material for you, and then you come up with this song. take a look. >> oh, okay. ♪ i write the songs that make the

barry berke, thank you for joining us. tonight jacqueline alemany, yamiche alcindor. thank you both so much. when we come back, the high stakes race that could determine senate control. more of tonight's one and only debate between pennsylvania senate candidates, john fetterman and mehmet oz. and, later more companies dropping kanye west after his anti-semitic remarks. the recent rise in rhetoric like that and how to stop it. history. it did not just start last week. so why is he losing contracts and now? the 11th hour just getting underway on tuesday night. night. breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. let's also talk about the elephant in the room. i have a stroke. he's never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, much to words together. it may knock me down but i'm going to keep coming back up. >> pennsylvania is among the most closely watched senate

oh well it says good bye to acting legend angela lance barry. she, her mother and siblings, settled in tinseltown shortly after fleeing german bombings on london during world war 2 lands berry, the daughter belfast born actress marya mcgill quickly, plays a career of her own thank you and i think going to work on your tunes again to not she and academy award nominations. i supported actress for 2 of her 1st 3 felt gas light in 1945. the picture of dorian gray in 46. and she was nominated again in 1962 for the mentoring and candidate ah, where she portrayed a deadly communist agent and a title characters mother plans very saw success on broadway to winning tony awards 5 times on the great white way. but she submitted herself in the hearts of tv audiences. on the drama murder, she wrote plank. jessica fletcher, a middle age widow and writer, turned amateur sleuth. though she never won an emmy for the 18 time, she was nominated for the ro and others on the small screen. the academy presented her with a lifetime achievement award. miss lansbury here

that is barry pablo, vice president of the ran national security research division in washington dc. many thanks for your perspective. my pleasure. other stories making headlines around the world at this hour. iranian activists have launched an online appeal, calling for fresh nationwide protests against the clerical leadership. the death of a young woman arrested by the so called morality felice has set off the biggest protests in years. a rights group based in oslo says more than a 100 people have been killed in the demonstrations. so you case, new finance minister has warned of tax hikes in his 1st speech since taking off at seeing jeremy haunt also said mistakes were made by his predecessor who was fire just weeks into the java. concrete. british markets have been thrown into turmoil since the new government announced disputed tax reforms in malta to brothers have admitted to the 2017 carbon killing of journalist daphne corona. delicia. the pair were sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty on the 1st day of their trial, the killing of the anti corruption journalist

look at all that talent. ♪♪ >>> just moments ago an internal memo from barry mccarthy responding to thetreet journal" article we just discussed saying the article creates the impression we have six months to live, which is at odds with the story we told in the state of the business. that is on me and i apologize. so again, just to underscore what dan had just said, six more months to see if the turnaround is working, not six more months to live. >>> let's get to one more thing before we go switching gears, norwegian cruise lines investor day is being held aboard their newest ship docked in new york. and seema mody has all the headlines. >> cnbc has reviewed the investment deck presented to shareholders today in which norwegian cruise line outlines an aggressive expansion plan it currently has 29 ships in it fort follow i don't with another five on order for delivery starting next year the cruise giant also detailing its continued bet on the luxury consumer saying it has more market share than its competitors. it comes after carnival released numbers that shocked wall street sending the

that is barry pablo, vice president of the ran national security research division in washington dc. many thanks for your perspective. my pleasure. other stories now making headlines around the world at this hour. iranian activists have launched an online appeal, calling for fresh nationwide protests against the clerical leadership. the death of a young woman rescued by the so called morality police has set off the biggest protests in years. a rights group based in oslo says more than a 100 people have been killed in the demonstrations. sheeting ping has been overseeing final preparations for the 20th communist party congress in china, which starts on sunday during the meeting. he is expected to be re elected for an historic may 3rd term yet as party leader in very tough but the context of the u. k . is new finance minister has warned of tax hikes in his 1st speech since taking office. jeremy haunt also said mistakes were made by his predecessor who was fired just weeks into the jaw. british market was have been thrown into turmoil since the new government announced disputed tax refo

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to me the record is always going to be barry bonds. we all know that barry bonds cheated in terms of using steroids just like mark mcgwire and sandy sosa did. so i wish one day we can get a job like aaron judge, who appears to be hundred% clean, to be able to make a real runner barry bonds and mark mcguire and the fact that they're all in the end now, suddenly made this a bigger story. i think the fact that he's with the yankees made a fun ride. but, he is still basically ten home runs behind what is the official home run record. and i think that's why you didn't get a monster buying it from everybody in the baseball audience the same way you would have if the bonds number ever got legitimately challenged. >> sure, what are the things we were talking about and the amazing season for aaron judge, but the amazing catch and that stands in texas. because he was offered, apparently the effort was put up by an auction house, $2 million before the aaron judge actually hit the ball. so he was asked by reporters last night right there in that -

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also with us, retired army four-star general barry mccaffrey. he is an nbc news military analyst.d morning to you both. general, let me begin on the military side of this. vladimir putin just now going straight for places like playgrounds. we know he's attacked hospitals, train stations with refugees, a pedestrian bridge yesterday. what does this tell you about his state of mind right now? >> well, i think he's desperate. the wheels are coming off the russian army. their senior leadership is in disarray. putin sacked eight of his generals, ten have been killed in action primarily because of their poor operational security. it doesn't appear as if he has remaining options except what essentially has turned into a criminal campaign against the ukrainian people, going after their power, trying to make sure they freeze in the dark this winter. it's highly unlikely that this approach would do anything but steel the resolve of the ukrainian people. it won't tip the military balance in any way in the russians' favor. so, you know, it's a savage attack on ukraine's civilian population. it

i've only paid for all barry. the russian effect, the script case, the, there's a treaty there, the that guidance guidelines on investigating use of biological type weapons and they are completely thrown up the window and, and russia was completely blocked from this. and, and we still don't know what happened on that really, it's interesting and why not surprising knowing the, knowing what the west primarily the u. s. actual foreign policy is and direction here. they basically want to sever any type of coordination between the europeans and russia. evident point, completely to the other direction and i think highly likely that the u. s. was either directly or indirectly involved as well, and very few countries have the capability. sorry, that's it for now. here for moscow and r t international. thank you very much for keeping us company on this monday program. it's been a very busy day of breaking news pretty much since the we early morning hours. appreciate your company. voice catch up with our work at r c dot co

a delta home to the or go any people all pollution has destroyed livelihoods as philistine apple. barry is all too aware we me to fishermen. their nets are almost empty. a yield that has to feed to families. oil is a $1000000000.00 industry, but the people here, a poor. you're one of my liver fishing is all there is. the water has made him ill. his skin is diseased. only look at my body blood border. his skin problems are a result of contact with oil, contaminated water. when their nets get snarled up, the fishermen dive under the boat to disentangle them. and there aren't even any fish left to catch. not no fish there. no fish, not many of the pipelines and drilling bits in the night. a delta, our old shall, hasn't drill directly in the delta for more than 25 years. the oil wells are increasingly dilapidated. and rusty pipelines, easily rupture and bust lads destroyed. born in 2004, a leaking shell pipeline left the waterways near the village of going polluted. the contaminated area was the size of more than $100.00 soccer fields. almost 20 years after the disaster. the area still hasn

if you don't run barry day, what storming apple bay? it's thrashing the yeah. what city the tortuous my to do. you do more your store not what. what did that so much for talk. got tory, i needed for ashley by know, i had done the molecular snobby on that radio lice lenore way up to the north. is that really dos double of i 9. you those or what yet you been barrier more with the credits? yes. now you have a nice did it easy like you, my year blue law, nor did it get a minute. feel free to break it down. we mean to me, but that should move here in more work done by your she i you read me here. she like to cut it out. oh yes. origin. you're sick one slide yet if south. yeah. the ration of the death row but idea. walk around the words here. now we have no issue martin the mining here, but i hear what i thought, not worry. we'll put you at the chief i hope will of a for you so much that that little bit. and it's in love with a good 5th daughter group. that is yeah. oh cool. yeah. yeah. so i did. yes. that's it. yeah. you, you you are on your submission. i am still y

what is your understanding of the level of confidence under barry mccarthy from the rank-and-file att? mark: at this point, barry and the new leadership have implemented and they are executing this plan. they really changed how the company functions operationally. they are allowing the company to generate more margin and more profit. they plan to shut most of the retail outlets next year in 2023. so they are doing everything they possibly can. unfortunately for the stock price, for the company, that is not changing anything. and as we know, a lot of the employee pay at companies like peloton is very much tied to the stock. so it's very difficult at this point for the morale to be skyhigh or anything positive when they see that they are trying everything they possibly can do -- they are moving quickly, they have revamped their operations in a matter of months and it is not doing anything for the stock price. in fact, the stock price is just going lower and lower and lower. so i don't think morale is very good at this point. emily: mark gurman, as always, thanks for your reporting. ok.

agent barry tried a new tactic.e detectives were honing in on robin as the prime suspect and killer. >> if she loves you, wouldn't it be for her to just kill carrie and you can be with her forever? >> there is no way that robin had anything to do with this. i swear to you on my love mama's life. she had never said anything like that. never. >> but craig had strong words from whomever did kill his family. >> what do you want me to do. >> i want you to. >> when we catch this person? >> i want you to put them away. >> put them away? >> yes sir. >> that's your wishes? >> yes sir. from the bottom of my heart. put them away. >> even if it's robin? >> even if it's robin. >> telling craig that robin was a lead suspect was actually a fake out. in fact, authorities worst zeroing in on craig, not robbyn. due to his inconsistent statements. and while in the interview, craig had not fallen for the ruse to confess to the crimes and protect his lover. the investigators still believe that something was not right about the oldest so

barry, thank you very much. _ move the country forward. barry, thank you very much.ve, you run a coffee business. what are the big pressures? just businesses _ what are the big pressures? just businesses changing behaviours, where _ businesses changing behaviours, where business _ businesses changing behaviours, where business is _ businesses changing behaviours, where business is before - businesses changing behaviours, where business is before our- businesses changing behaviours, i where business is before our ready to go— where business is before our ready to go and _ where business is before our ready to go and invest _ where business is before our ready to go and invest in _ where business is before our ready to go and invest in new— where business is before our readyl to go and invest in new equipment, they are _ to go and invest in new equipment, they are just— to go and invest in new equipment, they are just pausing _ to go and invest in new equipment, they are just pausing and _ to go and invest in new equipment, they are just pausing and taking i they are j

barry is a good laugh. was only talking about fishing.now instead of work. _ but he is also very experienced and very knowledgeable, knows his craft inside out. fetch it back a bit more, steve. teams with special skills are not necessarily available in the east, so they travel from outside the area to come and work on the project. we live in doncaster so we travel up to the north east and stay up here. we've been everywhere, from scotland to southampton. it's all right. it's better than where i live, to be fair. yeah, better — nicer place. always looks good when we do it. it always looks good. we make it look easy. but i don't let them bother you during the day when you're asleep. i need to always sleep. i'm not like you — i need it. laughter. when you're certainly on a night shift, when you're out on site monday to friday, working ten—hour shifts, you need that craic with your fellow colleague and you want to be enjoying your work. full ppe. you know that. ten out of ten. bang on, great stuff. ten out of ten. sojust need to do a bit - of

still 11 barry bonds' record if you are scoring at home. judge is a free free agent after the season. fans, including bed barry bonds saying the giants should sign h. giants should sign him. he grewp in linden, about an hour and a half east of oracle park. >> perfect. >> come on. the bay area is beautiful, and it is warmer thew york. > >> still ahead at 5:00 -- >> fleet week kicks off of the big show of camaraderie among voluntary members and first responders. how they are comingr through competition. >> building relationships >> building relationships, cama. , camaraderie. it makes a diffe. it makes a difference. >> usually, when you hear aboutn francisco is clearly, you think about worship sailing under ga. >> as kpix 5's rick villaroman rick villaroman joseph, there s another fleet week event on thed that unites the military and baa emergency crews. >> reporter: in a show of solidarity, good sportsmanship, and camaraderie, the men and won the men and women from the different branches of the mility branches of the military, as well as loc

miss lans. barry, here is your academy ward at last. still she rebels in the recognition she received from children for being a disney favorite and beauty and the beast. he lives oldest i flew as he can be daily, even for somebody been unexpected. to me. i loved to think that children, lo me for my voice is not my looks they know me for my voice name. sometimes when i'm in a supermarket or something, a kid will say to her mother, that's missing dame angela lance barry. that at the age of $96.00, you're watching d. w. a news is remind of the top stories we've been following for you. a russian missile strike on a crowded market has left at least 7 people dead. an 8 more injured in the town of div come in ukraine's eastern. don't that region that's according to the regions governor pavlo kirilenko who said there was no military logic for such an attack. and russia's federal security service f, as b says, it has detained 8 suspects it's claims are connected to last week's explosion that damage the bridge, connecting russia and occupied crim

and for the next 30 years, he was director and star of "the barry minkow show" -- a long-running series of dirty "the barry minkow show" -- a long-running series of dirty deeds. -- captions by vitac -- >>> it is friday and it's time for options action i'm frank holland in for melissa lee. the markets log in their best week since june as investors temper their fed fears we'll give you plays for apple, google, and microsoft. and speaking of earnings netflix turned in a stellar performance this week, which means we should manage our trade from last week right now. we'll explain what to do next. with me tonight carter worth, the chart master, mike khouw before we get to tonight's trades let's get a quick assessment of the week's overall market action. carter, what's your take >> in many ways it was more of sort of the same yields were up gold down though recovering a bit. and s&p putting on a good week, and yet here too we're basically the same level where we were in june not much happened. it's going to really get down to whether the earnings can deliver next week. >> dennis? >> yeah, noth

barry davis helps developers _ list here. barry davis helps developers and _ list here. this is a brownfield site? what is holding this development back right now? the ”lannin development back right now? he planning application development back right now? tte: planning application is development back right now? tt9: planning application is ready for submission and it has been ready for 18 months or so. unfortunately, there is the current phosphate situation affecting the river wye, special area of conservation, which means developments like this can't currently proceed. last year phosphate titan for special protection for that that meant all new developments in that area were affected. the moratorium — in that area were affected. the moratorium affectively came in overnight— moratorium affectively came in overnight with little or no consultation with the development industry. which we found _ development industry. which we found to — development industry. which we found to be very frustrating, particularly given that the amount of phosphate that new development contribut

it's just not a day like any other than the nickname barry it on that i but there's still definitely a routine territory. now, honey, routinely be deceptive. it's a that was the 50th cattle drive. here i've been involved in 60 alma 3 weeks and wonderfully again and tucked me that it's always a real pleasure. i did his favorite cow, alma is delighted to have a proper helping of to rowley and pasture, hey, and i and she gets to have a relaxing evening without crown zariah the queen of the cattle drop in the out. but with for your vacation, you wanted beautiful lake city. it should be by the sea. and you want to serve to art history and night. life are also on your list. how about here? today i want to discover defense with surprise. do you want a little more tricky in dw, with sports limos and sports. com. ozzy and b m w with the electric 8th avenue, the competition against combustion engine. but before the future hits the road, let's look at the legendary power wagon rep. in 60 minutes on d w. so you want to know what makes the german with love and batting thing away. but i'm not even

the announcement makes barry sharp las only the 5th person ever to receive a 2nd. no bell prize with me now mysteriously al pressure from d. w. science department. hi leah. tell us what this click chemistry is all about. well, kalika chemistry is a bid legged sounds. it's about clicking are the building blocks, the tiny, tiny building blocks of all things together without highlight lego, it bit like lego. yeah. you could, you could compare that exactly. so these tiny building blocks, they are molecules and we see that nature is very good at doing that at clicking them together. that weren't building complex structures out of them. and, and they are the muddles for pharmaceuticals. for example, are, are for materials, but it's not very easy to rebuild these structures in the lab. so now click chemistry comes in, and it introduced a new way to use some kind of buckles or some kind of glue to stick these molecules together and to really tightly stick them in, easily stick them together. so tell us about the other 3 laureates. the very clever people who have been resea

i've only paid all barry. the russians affect the script case the. there's a treaty there, the set gaiden guidelines on investigating use of biological type weapons, and they are completely thrown out the window and, and russia was completely blocked from this. and, and we still don't know what happened on that really, it's interesting and why not surprising knowing what the west primarily the u. s. actual foreign policy is and direction here. they basically want to sever any type of coordination between the europeans and, and russia. the evidence points completely to the other direction and i think highly likely that the u. s. was either directly or indirectly involved as well. very few countries have the capability to do that. all referendums are not equal apparently, according to also after canada made clear it's i trade show over for territories voting to join russia last month. it's not supporting a poll taken by a secessionist indian seek grouping on canadian territory who want to turn punjab state into an independent country. now, new delhi ca

so barry tablets are he has won a nobel prize and chemistry in 2001. so this is now his 2nd number primary. it is definitely and he was the 1st to develop the concept of collect chemistry. so he had the idea that you could easily collect molecules together, maybe and he put that idea out there and it was a hit in the chemistry world. so it was all over the place, let's say. and, and different team started to work with his concept. and so was martin melville, and he found the 1st reaction where we could actually make clear chemistry set practice. and we heard that they used buckles like the glue that could be a kind of stick these molecules together and more to meld. i'll use copper for that and copper atom. now copper is the metal and our body and different living cells. they don't really like a lot of metal. so the next question was, how can we put clear chemistry into living cells and use it for, for that purpose as well? and that's where carolyn bertolsi came in. and she found that we can also use sugar complexes to stick molecules to our, for examp

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wait job. she'd act barry always loved basketball. back home in afghanistan, he used to coach a women's team professionally. the income comfortably sustained jam sheet and his family. thus good. last of all is my life and was my greatest passion. i had reached a national level. i worked as a coach and coached a women's basketball team, basketball at the hospital, but the taliban band, women sports jam. she'd managed to flee afghanistan just in time. thanks to assurances from the canadian government. but after a few weeks in katara, he got stuck in albania as canada wouldn't take him in. he's now hoping for a u. s. visa, but check. he knows that he shows us pictures of his family, who he had to leave behind. his twins are just over a year old. now. he hasn't seen them since they were newborns. then his wife calls buffalo me. i'm only am. i am giving a television interview. in brazil, i will talk about my problems. loneliness, the family, the bureaucracy which you wish. you know, if i swear all i do here is weight it. i'm all down with

some are calling him the the true home run champion for all of based all, and not barry bonds. that is because of his alleged use of pdas. we chatted about this on the radio together. >> reporter: i will just invite everyone to get out of their fe. the number 73 is a larger than the number 72. what are we talking about? the single-season single-season home run record has been established. you may not like to established it. you may not like how it was established. major league baseball let it happen. believe me, they kept every dollar that the fans spent watching it happen. barry bonds is the seasn the season home run leader. everyone can go cry in their beer about it. what aaron judge did is incredible. those who have to bring up bath is diminishing this incredible accomplishment by aaron judge. i i don't know why we always have to measure one against the other . it is a big problem with the way we talk about sports. you can appreciate what judge did, and still have an appreciation for what barry bonds did, whether you like it or not. 73 is greater than 62. i'm not much much o

joining us now is barry burg. he served aimpeachment council on the impeachment trial of donald trump. so how incriminating is this? is this effectively the smoking gun in terms of obstruction charges? >> thisf new reported evidences a game changer. you have a subpoena calling for the s classified documents, couldn't have been clearer. then you have videotape of those documents being moved to the former president's personal residence. and now you have a witness seen on the videotape who says he, of course, did that at the behest of donald trump. when you add to that the representations made that documents were produced, what makes this significant, it is not only such aca clear case of obstruction of justice, but it puts trump at the center of it. and i will tell you, obstruction cases are so strong. they not only support bringing that charge but they butress and make it easier to bring a vie -- violation of the espionage act. >> how do they work together? ing. >> the espionage act requires taking document that's

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he joins me along with his attorney, barry free man a law professor at nyu and founding director of theicing project. i'm glad to see you here, we know you from a very different world and to see this happen in the intersection of what i think is so many people experience, and not joking around, my father and my husband, i haven't been to the airport yet when they haven't been randomly selected for something. it's a joke people can tell but it really happened. tell me by why that was such an experience. >> it's happened to me a bunch, racially profiing at the airport and throughout my life, this was kind of the most egregious instance that i've lived through. i was coming home from a work trip, filling an hbo show and charleston, south carolina, connecting in the atlanta airport to fly home to los angeles, and i went to the jet bridge, i went to the gate, gave the gate agent my ticket. went to the jet bridge and these two clayton county cops came out of nowhere and started questioning me about am i selling drug, buying drug, transporting drugs? i was the only person of color in front of

barry c black. the chaplain of the house, dr. margaret green, kim and mr. dean swihart, spouse of representative jackie walorski of indiana, who we are commemorating this evening. our sincere thanks to each of you for being part of this special event. this ceremony is about recognizing and honoring the public service of your ones. the public service they rendered everyday to our nation. we had fmc on the stand, like few others, that serving in congress is family business and that it involves and the spouses and children like other occupations. we share in your sense of loss and we offer our gratitude for your sharing with us the talents, dedication, leadership and vision of those we have lost. margaret chase smith, the first woman to serve in both the house and the senate, said public service must be more than doing a job efficiently and honestly. it must be a complete dedication to the people and to the nation. all of you here know better than anyone the dedication and the personal sacrifice that comes with serving in congress. today, we recognize, the pub

barry pavlou from the rand corporation. china has successfully launched two new satellites.outine, where they launched from was a little out of the ordinary, as tim allman explains. when you think of rocket launches, this is probably the sort of thing you have in mind. a big, controlled explosion and tons of metal heading into space. but when it comes to slipping the surly bonds of earth, the earth bit has always been a fairly important part of the equation. tell that to the chinese, who are now launching rockets from on board a ship. this giant vessel heads out to the yellow sea, a few kilometres off the coast, providing both innovation and flexibility. translation: there are different launch sites i to choose from for a seaborne launch, making it easier to find a safe area for rocket debris. therefore, it's more convenient than launching from land. it also helps that the launch site is not a fixed point. taking off from different latitudes means you can choose different orbits, which saves costs on fuel. the sea has long been an important part of the space exploration jour

so someone like barry weiss, left the "new york times," in york times.ore that she was at the "wall street journal." doesn't get any more what mainstream than that but now shows are on media company. good. that's a good thing i think for knowledge, pursuit of truthful knowledge, the commitment to objective truth without politics and religion and ideology contaminated. >> host: barry weiss and jordan peterson face quite a backlash for the posting. >> guest: yes, i have quite a chapter. i like jordan for the most part he's doing good and wants help people. i don't agree with all his mythological symbolism and stuff but maybe that's just me. in any case a lot of people seem to find a lot of value in what he has to say. and if that's the case and it makes their lives better, good. what's wrong with that? you know, nothing. nothing is wrong with that. i guess when he gets in trouble, where all of us get in trouble is sensitive issues like race and gender. so my latest substack skeptic column is on, is called what is a woman anyway? i started off just write a

thank you for being here, barry. >> thank, you alex. >> how incriminating is this for trump? is this effectively the smoking gun in terms of obstruction charges? >> this new reported evidence is a game-changer. it is as powerful a case in obstruction of justice as you can imagine. you have a subpoena calling for these classified documents, could not have been more clear, and then you have videotape of those documents being moved to the former presidents personal residence, and now you have a witness seen on the witness tape, saying that he of course, did that at the behest of donald trump. when you add to that the representations made that all of the documents -- what makes this so significant is that they are not only a clear case of obstruction of justice, but it puts donald trump at the center of it. i will tell, you obstruction cases are so strong because they not only support bringing that charge, but buttress and make it easier to bring, in this case, a violation of the espionage act. >> tell me how that is to work in tandem. the espionage act, and the obstruction of ju

barry berke, andrew weissmann, thank you both very much for starting us off tonight. really appreciate it. >> and coming up, harvard law professor laurence tribe who predicted that the supreme court would throw out the trump appealed in one sentence, as they did today. he will join us next. ill join unes xt 42. as mother of nine kids, i think i waited this long to get botox® cosmetic because i take like no time for myself. my kids are sports kids. we're always running from one activity to another. i'm still tonya, and i got botox® cosmetic, and this is like the first thing i've done for me in a really, really long time. my life is still crazy, it's just as full as it was before. just with less lines. botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet, and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not r

and barry mccaffrey joins us as well. two missiles were shot down by air defenses this morning in kyiver what you're seeing in terms of damage and how the people you're speaking to are holding up. >> reporter: people are exhausted. this is a city that didn't get any sleep. the air raid sirens went almost through the night and into the morning. two missiles intercepted over the kyiv area. when that happened, you can hear it and people are scared. some of them were not intercepted. some of them hit their targets and kill maryland people. the total number of dead now stands at 19 from 2 days of shelling from russia with more than 10 a 5 wounded. we have seen 100 rockets fired in the last 24 hours. they are starting to target infrastructure targets. more than a third of people are without power. there was fear in the capital city we could see rolling blackouts. they are putting that off for 24 hours but it gives you an idea of how the infrastructure grid has been badly damaged. as we turn to the winter months, it's of grave c

else let us dive in with what your first guest calls the developing dovish dissenters and bring in barry nap, developing partner and director of research at ironside's macro economics very good to have you on we're headed for our best month in two years for the dow a lot of people don't look at the dow, but the general public does we'll say, to what do you ascribe of this recent run of, is it seasonal is it the fed? is it something else >> it's almost exclusively a function of the fed and expectations that they're going to slow the pace of rate hikes, for sure, i think earnings season is progressing well, and i've been in the camp all along that when we have inflationary recessions, where real gdp growth contracts, but nominal continues to expand, like 1970, '73, '75, '80, '81, or '82, earnings downside is much smaller than it would be in a credit-type crunch, like the great recession or even '90 when the commercial real estate market collapsed but this is really about the fed. and it began with instability that began after the last fmoc meeting. the bank of japan intervened to the tune

all pollution has destroyed livelihoods as philistine upper barry is all too aware we me to fishermen . their nets are almost empty. a yield that has to feed to families. oil is a $1000000000.00 industry, but the people here are poor. germonti. i live out of fishing is all there is. the water has made him ill. his skin is diseased. i will look at my body blood boarded. his skin problems are a result of contact with oil, contaminated water. when their nets get snarled up, the fishermen dive under the boat to disentangle them and they aren't even any fish left to catch this rock. no fish. there no fish rule, many of the pipelines and drilling bits in the night, a delta are old. shell hasn't drill directly in the delta for more than 25 years. the oil wells are increasingly dilapidated, and rusty pipelines, easily rupture and bust. well, one moment. in 2004, a leaking shell pipeline left the waterways near the village of going polluted. the contaminated area was the size of more than $100.00 soccer fields. almost 20 years after the disaster, the area still hasn't recovered. yet locals con