eric, i cool get support from barry consultant, touch screen. he took a look at who's been an advisor to the farm for over 15 years, all along so much. so we head out back and i noticed something we should look out on. charles was today's focus is pest control. eric apple discovered methods in the morning. these tiny pests leave a sticky residue on leave and berries. yeah, look here, here's another one that's all fine. yeah. that's, that's just like a raw spray sides from the pale coloring is in to you of them or do you find sufficient to kind of, if you only find a few, then was a big problem. but you have to monitor things. if the numbers start to grow, that's the other. in this field, we use helpful insects like parasitic wives of natural predators against the effects has as control is an ongoing effort. releasing credit to re mites is another way to fight the parasites. respirators thrive and consistent. warm grass cover helps keep summer temperatures below 30 degrees celsius. the plastic tunnels provide additional protection. the ongoing fo

barry bannister is chief equity strategist at stifel. he's got the lowest year end target on the s&p across wall street at 5500. nancy tengler still with us as our guest host. all right, barry, i think you and nancy, i mean, you are like two very different points of view here. so this could be fun. but give us the i hate to call it the glass half empty take, but explain to us how you see a path towards a significant correction here. >> yeah. keep in mind that. even on. >> a good. >> micro story. >> macro. >> sometimes rules and. the market's pretty much ignored the. macro on the. ai hysteria. >> the last. oh i don't know. >> year. >> but the macro. >> is starting to catch up. >> inflation is sticky. >> i don't think the fed's going to cut rates again. frankly the ten year yield is too low. if inflation proves very sticky and the fed doesn't cut. >> and price. >> earnings multiples. >> just got too high. >> and i. >> think we had to let some air out of the balloon. >> and we. >> come down on the side of about 10%. lower by the late 2025.

new year's edition of barry's bookshelf. >> okay, boomers and some gen xers, these books are for you or anyone interested in showbiz history like me. the backstreet boys nowadays are considered a nostalgia act. so what does that make the beatles ancient history? not to debbie getler in i saw them standing there adventures of an original fan during beatlemania and beyond, gendler describes the rare privilege of being in the studio audience for the beatles live american tv debut on the ed sullivan show a year earlier. gendler was a 13 year old new jersey girl and, like the rest of america, had never heard of the beatles until a family friend just back from england gifted her with a record album. she became obsessed with these four liverpool lads and wrote to the beatles fan club in england. what a shock when their manager brian epstein, wrote back asking if debbie would like to start the first beatles fan club in the u.s. yes, gendler grew up to be a top tv executive and continues her relationship with all things beatles. now, i'd be willing to guess 80% of the american public today do

maria: so then barry do you support then pe fed trump's plan to o impose tariffs on steel?ning to impose tariffs on china canada mexico, a proposed 25% import tariffs could upend the usmca trade deal and he said look that is my goal, because, we put that deal together six years ago he put in amendment in this saying i can redo in six years exactly what he is going to do you do want to see tariffs on japanese feel expanding in overseas steal coming in in order for u.s. market productive and protected. >> i do, i don't think canada is a problem we operate with same iron ore same scrap, the companies are owned by u.s. companies i think tariff issue with canada is more centered around the border. mexico is a problem, right, mexico has become a backdoor to china other countries, you see the massive tens of millions square foot plants there you hear almost daily the companies relocating the mexico to do what? i mean why? better climate there? thinking in cheap steel cheap startsing using usmca as a guise at our sxens american companies' expends employees spence communities compen

especially barry knapp who i have great respect for. >> the man is not even here to defend himself. >> i'll call him later. yields are certainly a risk to markets. the last time we got up to 475, and of 2022 it was a big deal and nytime yields go up too quickly it's a big problem for equity markets and certainly an economic slowdown given the relationship between broader growth in the s&p 500 revenues, yada yada, also a bit of a risk but from my standpoint, again, so much of the work and it's not just nvidia and broad,, it's eaten and a number of companies. those that have done so exceedingly well, all of those are derivatives of the same story. if something were to happen there i don't see how it's not -- >> is the risk that the rate is x or is the risk that the rate has gone up so fast and the reason why the rate has gone up? >> of course the reason it goes up is the biggest issue. if yields are going from four to have to go five or 5 1/2 to six because the u.s. economy explodes to some miracle and everything is going wonderful and fine, that's not a problem. if it goes for and have

formerly barry's boot camp.tructor. joey, i don't think you know this but i have been in your class many times as has my wife. my wife happens to have just finished a class with kioni on the upper east side. so shout out. >> that's awesome. >> he is my favorite. how are you, joey? thank you for joining us. this is the new year, everybody is going to the gym or at least talking about going to the gym, i don't know if they're really going to the gym, but i'm curious how you think this has changed in the age of ozempic and wegovy. >> yeah, so it's such an interesting topic because the beginning of this movement there was certainly concern that it may have a negative impact on the fitness industry, however, what's been most interesting is as the data pours in surveys show that the proportion of respondents reporting weekly exercise has doubled from 35% premedication to 71% after they're on the medication. so that's basically saying that people are twice as likely to get a gym membership or to start working out once

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barry, really appreciate your time.hank you for joining us as always. >> all right, kel. >> barry knapp. >>> tesla's shares are down about 7% after reporting its first-ever annual drop in deliveries. came in at 1.79 million from 1.81 the prior year. but my next guest is also more focussed on what happens in the full self-driving front and tesla, they have a few things to work out there as well. he has a hold on the stock and $360 price target. for more on what to expect, let's bring in william stein. will, great to see you again. by the way, anything with the explosion in las vegas that's relevant to the stock before we get into things here? >> that's just a topic that i'm not really sure how to address or to understand the potential impacts. so i'm not going to touch that one. >> oh, for sure. the only subsequent follow-on question is there political risk in the stock now because musk himself is such a target? >> you know, again, i don't think i've written anything about that. i'm not sure exactly how to assess it. so

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barry petersen, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> that's the "cbs weekend news" nor this saturday.remind you, the all-new "cbs evening news" debuts on monday. john dickerson and maurice dubois will host. you'll continue to get the signature reporting you've come to appreciate. so we can get a deeper understanding of the issues that are relevant in our lives. make sure to check your local listings for times. for now, i'm nancy chen in new york. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, people come out in force in san francisco for the annual walk for life. >> it's not a political battle between the republicans and the democrats, it's between god and the devil. >> they are hoping to advance more anti-choice -- >> john ramos spoke to folks attending the life for march event and the counterprotesters. >>> plus, candidates for alameda county's district attorney got a chance to hear from concerned citizens. >> i would like to see someone who is generally present with our community, who embodies the values of the people who live, work, and play i

he said, barry, you know, i'd like to say hello. so he said, hello, this is jimmy carter, and my mother in law said, jimmy who? and and everyone broke down in laughter because, you know, he was he was special. he really was special. um, and and i really admire what he had done with his life and in many ways, that's what really compels me to work on behalf of of hostages who are taken all over the world, and especially in iran. >> we now know that he has left the carter center, and he is on the way to dobbins air reserve base. he'll be flown here to washington to joint base andrews, where he will lie in state and then be put to rest. um, keisha lance bottoms, just to you as we wrap up this conversation, you know, he he chose to go back to his hometown in georgia after being president of the united states, the most powerful man in the world. what is his legacy there in the state? >> his his imprint is far and wide, and i know many people who want to hear his sunday school teachings in plains, georgia. and he continued to make us proud

maria: also jobless claims out 217,000 versus estimate 210,000 for week jobless claims barry economicr reaction what strikes you most? >> show a the -- the spike in philly fed survey to that point you made around my view jump in business confidence which is, the survey this week, all forward outlooks from regional fed survey since election have been pointing to stronger capital spending, stronger, expectations of much improved business environment, so that is certainly significant. um we -- a little hot rate now, we've had 8% increase in the dollar since the basically since september. so i think that is going to left over part inflation story has been less -- defire station unlikely to persist cline has massive excess capacity going to eat trefrz if we slap them with tariffs because they have no place else to go not worried about good places not worried about inflation right now, yes, going back to 2% target but not going up likely to tread water 1/2 to 3% range okay for equities. of so all in all, probably decent for equity market mixed for the bond market i would grews great to talk

barry donadio.nd being diagnosed with cancer at an early stage has risen to its highest ever level, according to new nhs figures. the latest data on 13 of the most common cancers, such as breast, prostate and lung cancer, shows that nearly three in five patients are now being diagnosed at the earliest stages of the disease, when it is far easier to treat. our health correspondent, dominic hughes, reports. in a bradford city centre car park, this van represents the latest front in the battle against cancer. this is trevor. the use of mobile scanners, like this, is just one way the nhs is trying to catch more cases of liver and lung cancers earlier, when they're much more treatable. this liver scanner is open to anyone who's passing — no appointment needed, just walk in. the vans that house the scanners are sent to places where they can catch the attention of the most people — shopping centres, football grounds, supermarkets. you've got a nice healthy liver there, ok? and for olu, it's been a positive

it is now 1965 and lyndon johnson defeated barry goldwater to win his own term in office. mr. johnson had been president since the november 1963 assassination of president john kennedy. this inauguration drew an estimated 1.2 million people. temperatures were in the high 30's with snow on the ground. the inauguration was the first in which the president rode in a bulletproof limousine. here is the swearing in by chief justice earl warren followed by the inaugural speech. >> the oath of office will now be administered to the president by the chief justice of the united states. ♪ ♪ [pomp and circumstance] your ♪ ♪ justice warren: do you, lyndon baines johnson, solemnly swear -- pres. johnson: i do solemnly swear -- justice warren: that you will faithfully execute the office of the presidency of the united states? pres. johnson: the office of the presidency of the united states. justice warren: and will to the best of your ability preserve, protect, and defend. pres. johnson: preserve, protect, and defend. justice warren: the constitution of the united states. pres. johnson: the

season, the few local offerings are more expensive than the imported berries bias that we went to barry gore, eric apple in don to search for answers in summer, the main harvest season. his family business long, specialized in green, asparagus and strawberries. to extend the season, apple added a new battery to the lineup. to see me on my own website that i yeah, we have been growing raspberries for 3 years old. my 1st you plans a small area to see if you can manage and if there's a market when you and if everything works on women is as you get confident in managing the crop you expand? that's exactly how we did it yet. to the apple as cultivating some 20000 desperate plants spread across to heck tiers the some berries are delicate, so green them as old as tricky. do it for being precise. technically the respirator isn't a battery at all. but technically speaking, a battery is a type of fruit that encases multiple seats and its flesh. examples include blueberries, elderberries, current tend gooseberries. by that definition, bananas, q, converse, bell, peppers, a plans to mount tubes als

it is now 1965 and lyndon johnson defeated barry goldwater to win his own term in office. he had been president since the november 1963 assassination speaker. 1963 assassination the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. january 20, 2025. i hereby appoint the honorable virginia foxx to as act speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the administered to the be administered to the president by the chief justice of the united states. ♪ [♪ pomp and circumstance ♪] justice warren: do you, lyndon banes johnson, solemnly swear -- pres. johnson: i do solemnly swear -- justice warren: that you will faithfully execute the office of the presidency of the united states? pres. johnson: the office of the presidency of the united states. justice warren: and will to the best of your ability preserve, protect, and defend. pres. johnson: preserve, protect, and defend. justice warren: the constitution of the united states. pres. johnson: the constitution of the united states. justice warren: so help you god. pres. johnson: so help

say this for all the african governments who not have the courage in the face of public opinion to barris, but none of them would be in a southern country today if the french army had not been deployed in this region. welcome to today we stopped here in germany where this week political parties are loading that campaigns for the election on the 21st of february is not polls cold after the collapse of the governing coalition have shown that this is not the business as usual for gem and politics for the 1st time, full confidence have put the hands up to the chancellor. the greens have chosen the current economy minutes, the robot holl, back as that top. com to this. on the far right alternative for geometry has tapped . the co chair is vital for chancellor low other pottery site. they will not work with the most pundits typically conservative friedrich matt, so the incumbent off schultz and the social democrats to lead the next government. and both man, i'm making that difference is clear. one of these 2 men set to become germany's next tom slept. all i've sold is trying to defend his job a

margaret and her husband, barry, now run a foundation in their son's memory and were appointed mbes inout of their tragedy. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. a reward of £20,000 is being offered to find the parents of a new—born baby who was found alive in a shopping bag in east london one year ago. the infant, who's since been named elsa, was found in freezing conditions last january. dna tests showed that she is the sister of two other abandoned babies, but police have not yet identified the parents. thousands of homes in north wales are still without water, three days after a pipe burst at a treatment works. welsh water said last night that the pipe had been repaired, but it could take up to 48—hours to fully restore supplies. here's our wales correspondent tomos morgan. queues of cars almost half a mile long at a water bottle station in north wales. for the past two days, residents in conwy have been without one of life's basic needs and forced to go and wait for water. very difficult to cook anything. itjust — you know, we haven't actually — we can't even flush the toilet. you know,

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>> all right, so one of our favorites at barry's is a lunge to curl.me, maybe add a little tension. >> gio: when people say compound movement, what do they mean? >> so, everything, so we're hitting lower body, hitting the core, putting it together with upper body. we can even add a little press if you want to get fancy. >> gio: why not? >> putting together what we started with at the beginning, all three of them. >> gio: awesome. what do we end with? >> all right. our favorite, mountain climber. >> gio: oh, see, that's your favorite, maybe not mine. >> oh, sorry. [ laughter ] all right. so we call this at barry's a full body hitting core and upper body, and then we can start to pick up the heart rate. so, should we take it away. this is it. this is how we finish. palms on the ground. shoulders right over your palms and keep that booty down and start to drive those knees, ready. bend those knees. here you can take it at any tempo. you can pick up the tempo, get a little heart rate up. >> gio: people really underestimate body weight movements. >> exactly

it is now 1965 and lyndon johnson defeated barry goldwater to win his own term in office. mr.ohnson had been president since the november 1963 assassination of president john kennedy. this inauguration drew an estimated 1.2 million people. temperatures were in the high 30's with snow on the ground. the inauguration was the first in which the president rode in a bulletproof limousine. here is the swearing in by chief justice earl warren followed by the inaugural speech.

i let a blessed a the the trinity levels to connect him fairly much so i'm very upset in barry's desk to the returns. he's on a battlefield. there was a book to read this or something, but he had a strong sense of patriotism. so that's how he deals these o'clock clarity with the people. because even though he was very distinguished, he was also very young. he wanted to be a source. and frankly, this was really we have very big weakness. michelle, but it was not the end of the case. my mother was just calling to see if there was an element of down to see so it has stopped him. dead, any strikes cold is due by you know, may, especially if we need it for a month or 2 level need full click homeless. she needs funding your bank here. but if it's a lot forgiveness, get a dish and you love this or keep going valid. if you simple give an arrow, is this one by friend or death? seizure loveliness. issue properties. c p u c pulls implant, didn't don't do the monthly dispute. do you see points ended up with you didn't then it gives you a new live. what don't use you cause you know, the pro who, w

world number one judd trump is through to the quarterfinals of the masters after a 6—1win over barryis opponent's mistakes — hawkins scored just 59 points in the first five frames. trump finished in style with a break of 112 and will face ding junhui next. and in tuesday's late match, 2018 champion mark allen came through 6—2 against china's sijiahui. he'll face 3—time winner mark selby in quarterfinals. the remaining last 16 matches are on wednesday with world champion kyren wilson in action against zhang anda. before we go, a reminder that you can get all the latest from the australian open over on the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. 0ur weather may well be turning a bit murkier right now, but it was a pretty stunning end to the day on tuesday with lovely sunsets here in highlands, scotland. we have a number of these sunset pictures sent to us from our weather watchers. we had a significantjump in temperatures over the last 24 hours. fylingdales in north yorkshire was monday's

and the doctor said, barry bone arrived. he was a doctor in the civil war and looking at the gruesome remains, andrew borden says, i didn't see anything like this at the battle of shiloh. 11:20 a.m. people are like, lizzie, where's your mother. and she says, oh, she went out and she a note from a sick friend. but i think i might have her come in. she might have come in through the basement and says, well, i'll go check upstairs. but if somebody comes with me in case there's an ax murder in the house and mrs. churchill agrees. and they go up the stairs and at the top of the front stairs. you can look into the guest bedroom. and there, abby is dead in a pool of blood. all right, well, people, where were you, lizzie? what? all these people are being killed in the house. and she says, well, i went out to the i was looking for some fishing tackle for a fishing trip. i was about to go on and i paused there to eat some peaches. and then i heard a loud groan. and i in. and my dad's dead. crowd now starts to gather at the the first p

ding last won the event in 2011 and will face eitherjudd trump or barry hawkins next.ller peter 0demwingie made his name scoring goals in the english premier league, but these days he's more likely to be found on a golf course. last year, 0demwingie qualified as a pga professional, and is hoping to make the sport more popular in nigeria. bbc sport africa's ian williams went to play a few holes with him. as a professional sportsman, peter has always been the kind of guy with a lot of drive. in a 17 year football career he won 56 caps for his country as well as an olympic silver medal was appearing at two world cup and four africa cup nations for the played in six different countries including seven years in the united kingdom and the english premier league, finding the target. but now he has swapped to a very different type of club. what was it you loved about playing football the most? i loved scoring - goals. of course. especially in the last minute of the game. with golf it is like holding a pot on the 18th hole to win the tournament.— between golf and football you w

so i'm very excited barry's this to that are tracy's wanting to see if there was a to this or something really had a strong sense of patriotism. so that's how we'd be of these o'clock rarity with the people. because even though he wasn't very distinguished, he was also very young. he wanted to be a citizen. frankly, this was really we have very big weakness. sure. but it was not the end of the case. my mother was just calling to see if there was an element of down to see so it has stopped him. dead, any strikes cold is due by the made especially if we need it was to month for to level the full click on release. she needs funding you thank you, buddy. pick a lot for goodness, good, a dish and you love this or keep going is equal keep arrows this one by friend or death. seizure loving is issue properties. c p u c. quotes unplugged and then don't do the market is going to send it back up, but if it ends in a kid can live what don't use you know, the pro who, what can you come with it instead it shows up on the menu on the 5th 1st opportunity for the of the rock, a nation riddled with land

appointed by republicans one appointed by donald trump the chief justice roberts associate justice barryas obviously flipping she is flipping more and more and more. justice roberts who ha have tald about before on radio and tv is very much influenced by the legal media. by the "new york times" is very thin-skinned he has in many respects lost his way in my humble opinion. if we had had a chief justice william and associate justice scalia with addition to these four outstanding justices that would've been a six -- three decision they would've taken of the case they would've addressed this. why? why not just let this play out in new york? number one if i had been filing on behalf of the president, this is not an attack it's just a statement i would have filed and the headline would have been merchan the new york courts have no jurisdiction. not stay so i sewin so in bot it the new york appellate court process it would've been the marquee point probably the only point and then i would've backed it up with support. because that is the bottom line. this judge, that prosecute the new york app

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and then just as his father george romney knifed barry goldwater in the back, he knifed our president in the back by voting for his impeachment. so to mitt romney, i say judeas be gone. in 2017, donald trump came to the white house from the world of business. and he quite reasonably thought well, there's two groups, the republicans that are for me and the democrats who are against me.mo he learned in the first term many republicans suggest his immediate removal from the moment he came down the escalator and that's why today he's a much wiser president. it is why he will be an even greater president in his second term than he was in his first term. [ applause ] >> it is why he has given us appointees like kash patel to the fbi it's why he's begin us nominees like pam bondi to be attorney general of the united states. [ cheering ] >> it is why he has given us, yes, nominations of four term democrat congresswoman lieutenant colonel in the u.s. army reserve and true american patriot tulsi gabbard. [ cheering ] >> it is why he's given us nominees like a man i watched be kneecapped when run

paul and barry volunteer here. they're both in recovery after years of abusing drugs.heroin and that. i started taking like 1a, 15 a day and just get worse. it just progresses. you're smoking it one minute and the next minute you're jagging it and then in the prison, for years. been very lucky that they come out of the overdoses. um, and what i see with a consumption room is so many people are dying on the streets. and what we need to remember is that's somebody's son or daughter or uncle. you need to remember that and give these people a chance. around 100 people every month are dying from drug misuse in scotland, and the issue is most acute in glasgow. preventing deaths is one of the aims of this new facility, which will be the only one of its kind in the uk. that area is a using space. they'll speak to nurses about the equipment they're going to use today, and they'll be given a clean set of equipment. do they bring in their own drugs or do you provide the drugs? no, they have to bring in their own drugs — it must be purchased off—site. we've got very strict rules.

i am joined now by barry donadio, who used to work for the us former secret service.een looking at some of the evidence emerging from the scene, what are your observations?- scene, what are your observations? , , ., ., ., observations? this is a man who was financially _ observations? this is a man who was financially crippled - observations? this is a man who was financially crippled by - observations? this is a man who was financially crippled by his i was financially crippled by his business practices, he is being suedin business practices, he is being sued in the courts by his ex wife or child support, back in 2012. he served in the military from what we understand at this point and i cannot help but speculate is he actually a member of isis is a sleeper cell and assist their way of retaliating for our air strikes in syria a couple of weeks ago? some b—52s took casualties in those actions in syria and this could very well be their response and i'm not quite certain the attack is over yet and this is why we see the football game being delayed another day. so there'

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bootcamp, turning into barry's crumbl.kies crumble. what are we doing here? starbucks? you know what? from now on, my name is starbucks is reginald alec. >> have someone. >> write that. write that out. >> if you're going to make me say starbucks coffee company every time, reginald. alec, i want the okina between the two eyes. that's a glottal stop. ali'i. respect it, not ali. >> yeah. up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> it'll still be spelled r e g i. >> you know, reggie. >> or peggy. we've gotten that too. we'll be right is joining us. here are the seven things to know this morning. number one. a shooting suspect has died after being shot by police in san francisco. it happened last night near ninth and mission. the victim is at the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> number two, the white house is ramping up immigration action across the country. federal authorities say they've arrested more than 1100 people. that was just yesterday. they expect more arrests today. >> number three, president trum

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reporter barry pintar went to find out what life is like on the firelines. >> had and you don't sleepu go and rest, so you kind of cat nap in the camp. >> reporter: and eric stam is the chief of the unit. stationed in the section of l.a. that could burst into the flames at any moment. it's right for the rapidly spreading forest fires here. as a precautionary measure, calfire has been stationed in the neighborhoods throughout the affected areas. and that stationing means they're here on a 24-hour on, 24-hour off schedule. >> in sleep trailers or the tents that you would have on your fire engine or your staff vehicle. >> so i couldn't help, but notice when we were down here doing our live shots earlier, some of your guys are brushing their teeth on the side of the truck. that's kind of like life on the road? >> it is camping without the amenities. >> really? >> yeah. >> reporter: and these fire trucks, they will have no beds, no comforts of homes, seats that will not recline. if within the overnight hours, they could get a few moments of shut eye, they will take it. overall, they're wor

these bank records show 70 months that barry's smile wired to payments of $83,333. not just for one month. for two months. for three months, but for seven teen months, according to reuters. sources report that of the two payments of 83,000 and $333 each one was for hunter biden and one devin archer. now, hunter biden was paid significantly more than board members for major u.s. fortune 100 companies such as goldman sachs, comcast, citigroup. the typical board member of these fortune 100 companies. we know titans of their industry. they're highly qualified. and as such, they're well compensated. even so, hunter biden was paid significantly more. this is how well he was compensated. did so. hunter biden is paid over $83,000 a month while the average american family of four during that time each year made less than $54,000. and that's according to u.s. census bureau during that time. and this is what's been reported about his work on the board. the washington post said, quote, what specific duties hunter biden carried out for burisma are not fully known. end quote. the

these are her attorneys, barry and john beroset. a bond. narrator: and out she went on bail, which didn't sit well with some people. she's walking around free while, you know, taylor's dead. and it just seemed like it was the biggest slap in the face. narrator: what to do? a little digging revealed three months before ashley was arrested she was accused of stealing from her parents' business clients. tom williams was an assistant state attorney. i'm a fly on the wall hearing this and think there's a good fraud case here. narrator: if convicted, ashley would go back to jail. so they went for it. the family business ashley ran split profits 50-50 with the bars that rented their jukeboxes and pool tables. but the owners of the azalea cocktail lounge found out she had shortchanged them by about $14,000. jeff deweese was the accountant. he called ashley for a meeting, but the morning of the meeting, ashley canceled. something didn't feel right. so i drove to where her business was. and as i was coming up the road, i saw that it was block

of course barry is at the top. >> that works when you have barry diller at the top.ceos of the other businesses, those people running the businesses, i'm sure have a direct line to barry most of the time any way. and want his -- it's got to take somebody who's completely energized and organized and wants to be hands on in involvement in all of that stuff. >>> coming up next, president-elect trump's pick for counsel of economic adviser's chair -- shouldn't say going to, he's thinking higher tariffs and weakened dollar could help the global economic imbalance. we'll speak to "wall street journal's" greg ip about it and what it means after the break. (vo) it's half-time, time to open the frig. (lady) i'm not sure why i am showing you this... (vo) the cabinets, and the pantry. (lady) k, and here you've got plenty of storage for snacks, or expired stuff. (vo) and show how much space you have in your kitchen. selling your home to opendoor is so easy, you can do it during half time. (man) can you keep an eye on this for me, babe? (lady) oh yeah, i'm not like i am selling th

. >> for for the jewish community in the barry worldwide. and of course, in israel since october, 7th, since those attacks place october 7th, the cease-fire deal is scheduled to start sunday, according to qatar's prime minister. the first israeli hostages expected to be released, include the elderly, sick and injured, incredible relieve hostages will finally be able to come home to their families and that we're going to see a cessation and the conflict. there have been multiple pro-palestine protest in the bay area calling for a cease-fire in gaza. members of the arab resource organizing center like samara. robby took part in many of the protests trying raise awareness in our communities. and so obviously it's a big moment. it's a big and very, very overdue moment. the war has killed more than 46,000 palestinians in gaza. according to health officials, there, bombs and airstrikes have destroyed entire communities, schools, hospitals and homes leveled. >> the ceasefire deal will stop the fighting, allowing humanitarian aid to go into gaza. bu

s world number one judd trump us through to the quarter finals of the masters after a 6—1 win over barry mistakes — hawkins scored just 59 points in the first five frames. trump finished in style with a break of 112 and will face ding junhui next. and these are live pictures from alexandra palace where 2018 champion mark allen takes on chinese debutant si jiahui. best of 11 frames. and it's currently 2—1 to the northern irishman. in charge and that fourth frame at the alexandra palace. the treasury minister tulip siddiq — who was tasked with tackling corruption — has resigned from the government. it comes after she was named in an investigation in bangladesh into claims that her family embezzled up to 5.9 billion from infrastructure spending. in a letter she denied any wrongdoing but said the issue had become a distraction for the government. our political and investigations correspondent joe pike reports. where normal going to come to... . the family she credited with inspiring her political rise may have also played a part in its sudden fall. my mother and my aunt were the two survivin