his name was jeremy, david, spew bauer. and he went by j.d.. >> they danced all night long, and she said that they had a blast. he was genuine, he was carrying, and he showed a lot of attention. >> the perfect guy? >> yeah. >> polite? >> very polite. >> says yes or no? >> yes. we'll take that off when he met you. >> his good conduct came as no surprise, just 21 a big part of jd life story with his service in the marine corps. and combat in iraq, and afghanistan. >> he would tell people all the time that certain things would cause him ptsd, and he couldn't be in loud places and he didn't want a b in crowded bars. >> because he had been a marine and fought overseas? >> yeah. >> in civilian life, he was a mechanic, a gear head. aaron wasn't sure about him but it was robbyn who was so taken with it. and aaron wanted her best friend to live her dreams. >> she wanted the happy -- no matter what would wake it work. >> you think she settled? >> i do. i think she loved him. but failure was not an option for her guard. she wanted to

but i would eat besides that i met different germans in life, when we were in the camp, there was bauer , the master, he brought with him potatoes in uniforms, boiled apples, whey, he fed us with some bread, i realized that there are also good people there, that the city of ukraine, ukraine occupies a special place in my heart, because i started there is an excellent career, i see first of all very confused women and children, i see the fear of the future in the eyes of these people, some come even in house slippers and with a shopping bag and tell very, very sad stories, then i feel that it is stronger that i must help these people. we decided whether to go or not to go. we decided to go . even our house is almost gone. half of the house is half even our window was destroyed . have to pay. they thought they had to pay. this was the first question that almost everyone asked. you don't have to pay for the overnight stay at my expense. there was such a situation when my child went to the potty, i left. to pour out from behind me an explosion just thoughts i left for a minute at any moment

very kiko shima and lori lynn bauers the first people in line to grab some pumpkin pancakes at the annual arson company festival. it slims first time but he could. has been coming for years. i like seeing all the people i like seeing the decorations, all the in fact, the country's heaviest pumpkin is right there at the festival where you can easily take a picture with the 2,560 pound fruit mela pumpkin in the air and the smell of what's not to love organizers expect to see more than 100,000 people this weekend. and that's why lane pemberton staple and her friends got there at 6.30, saturday morning to get a front row seat for the normally it's, you know, bumper to bumper for 2, 3 hours. so i get here early check everything out. enjoy it. look for my friends, neighbors, the former half moon bay resident drove all the way from sacramento for a festival. she's been attending every year since 1979, its unique. there's only one like it, adults, kids and some dogs got into the halloween spirit on saturday, the event continues on sunday with pumpkin carving a pie eating contest and 250 arts and

this is jen o'malley dillon, i'm here with bob bauer.g across the key states that are left outstanding. most importantly, i want to share with all of you that joe biden is on track to win this election. and he will be the next president of the united states. so, we believe we're in a clear path to victory. >> and because this was jen o'malley dillon talking, i did not have to hear another word. but she had more details. >> by this afternoon, we expect that the vice president will have leads in states that put him over 270 electoral vote. today, the vice president will garner more vote than any presidential candidate in history. and we are still counting. over 135 million votes have been counted so far. and the vice president has received 69 million votes so far. he has won over 50% of the popular vote. we are on track to win in michigan by more than donald trump did in 2016, to win in wisconsin by more than trump did in 2016, to win in pennsylvania by more than trump did in 2016. and we flipped one of his states, arizona, and congression

let's get right to the floor show, joining me now, scott bauer and ted by weisberg. ted -- teddy weisberg. i want our viewers to see the weekly survey by the american association of individual investors. it shows increasing bearish sentiment. keep in mind the historical average 30.5%, but the new survey shows 56.2% of respondents are now bearish. that's up from a week ago and, actually, not far from the who-week high of nearly -- two-week high of nearly 61%. what do you make of this? often the herd is late to a turn-around. >> yeah. traditionally, if you did the opposite of what the public did, liz, you probably were right. but i must agree with them at this point. i think the public has been correct. i mean, it's been a very difficult environment. we don't need that survey to reinforce that. you know, we're in a very unusual time with the fed ayes, sir withively raising rates -- aggressively raising rates which is a negative percent market in addition to which we have so many unknowns out there which we've audiocassetted about endlessly and they, quite frankly, have

very kiko shima and lori lynn bauer, the first people in line to grab some pumpkin pancakes at the annual half moon bay arson company festival. it slims first time but he could. has been coming for years. i like seeing all the people i like seeing the decorations, all the in fact, the country's heaviest pumpkin is right there at the festival where you can easily take a picture with the 2,560 pound fruit canela pumpkin in the air and the smell of what's not to love organizers expect to see more than 100,000 people this weekend. and that's why lane pemberton staple and her friends got there at 6.30, saturday morning to get a front row seat for the normally it's, you know, bumper to bumper for 2, 3 hours. so i get here early. check everything out. enjoy it. look for my friends, neighbors, the former half moon bay resident drove all the way from sacramento for a festival. she's been attending every year since 1979, its unique. there's only one like it, adults, kids and some dogs got into the halloween spirit on saturday, the event continues on sunday with pumpkin carving a pie eating contest

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ambassador of china e- they argued about the decision of the assembly of the arctic circle, admiral rob bauertary committee and the chinese ambassador to iceland, he rulun, had such a verbal spat. i have a question for you because you emphasize the principle of sovereignty and the importance of internationally recognized borders in the world. view of the ukrainian crisis is a chinese one, the chinese ambassador answers includes historical effective and the world needs to understand the first reason and also called china a peacemaker in the world, what kind of historical perspective is this in china that does not allow them to recognize the war of russia against ukraine, the historical perspective, you understand the chinese always look at the perspective , really, that is, they cannot give an assessment, for example, of events that are happening right now, right before their eyes. that is, you never, uh, you can not give an assessment, for example, because ukraine lost or did not lose because that in a month the situation at the front will change and the situation will be completely different

you already heard scott bauer talk about the vix, 40 where you start to see a market bottom.ot there yet, but 40 would be a pretty dramatic move from 30. as we watch all of this get you this news. lily shares are on the move with a few minutes to go. the fda fast tracking the drug make ear es diabetes drug, after studies show it helped people achieve significant weight loss. the fda may clear this drug for weight loss use by end of next year. the health care sector is very much on our "countdown" closer's radar. we look eli lilly up half a president, i would have thought kevin, kevin man from henion asset management. i would think this would be a hit because so many people are concerned with diabetes. >> so many people are concerned with health care in general coming out of the covid-19 pandemic. we should remember health care is one of the best performing sectors historically when the economy slows down up through and threw recessions. two-ways to access the health care sector, liz. one through pharmaceutical companies like eli lilly, merck, bristol-myers squibb. but also bi

lokomotiv kazanka, where he worked on june 20 of this year earlier , the german specialist, his son bauer , left the mentor of zheleznodorozhnikov. cska-locomotive and spartak were representatives of belarus iran kazakhstan and seychelles only eight participants two groups of four teams, the winners in each quartet will play in the final second place in the group will compete for bronze. our clubs are in the first round. we won, especially i would like to note the confident victory of one of the main favorites in the tournament. the locomotive took over the tormenting battle from the seychelles with a score of 12:2. the tournament will last until the end of the week, the decisive games will be held on sunday. in the kontinental hockey league , petersburg ska suffered the first defeat of the season in regular time, a seven-match victory. the series of roman rotenberg's team was interrupted by yaroslavsky lokomotiv beating st. petersburg with a score of 3:1. it was the first coaching resignation in the khl that week omsk avangard terminated the contract with dmitry ryadykin, during the home

when china was the epicenter of the pandemic, it was one of the safe havens, bauer their profits were one of the best in the world. since then they have lagged in recovery, as the rest of the world has reopened, and therefore their profits lag and their markets have lagged. in you separate out the politics, china looks pretty attractive you can see -- start to improve. so let's take it apart, liquidity is one thing profits may be bottoming, and creates they attractive valuations, right? >> exactly >> that's the license we were we view any investment opportunity. profits are slow ing slowing tho you grade them on sentiment? literally good now the more bearish people are, the more attractive. opportunity. >> returns ar greatest when capital is scarce. the more fear you have over china, whether it's because of reg blah torrie risks or whatever the fears are, that creates the opportunity. that's why this market trades at a huge discount to much of the world. >> let me squeeze one more in before contessa takes over here. right now the major themes in or portfolios is quality defense. we ar

media company controlled by rupert murdoch, has made an unsolicited $60 a share -- >> what could jack bauerl? >> almost double what the publisher of the wall street journal was trading at before the surprise offer. >> by the way, the newsroom of the new york times is in pandemonium, pandemonium. newspapers like the wall street journal don't change hands very often. this is a once-in-a-century kind of moment. >> the first thing i remember trying to do was get an interview with rupert murdoch. i remember they said, come on over. >> and so i walked down 6th avenue and went to the news corp building into the belly of the beast. and there were newspapers everywhere. that's the thing i remember actually more than anything. he had almost every newspaper lined up on the wall. and i think he read them. he was so knee-deep in the family dynamics of the bancroft family and who liked who and who wanted to screw who and who was going to kill who and how you were basically going to split these people apart. of course, he told us repeatedly, i'm not here to break up the family. i think my family should me

. >> what good bauer, american idol, and fox news don't have in common?rading it for peers >> by the way, the "new york times" in pandemonium, pandemonium. >> newspapers like the "wall street journal" don't change hands very often. this is a once in a century kind of moment. the first thing i remember trying to do was get an interview with rupert murdoch. i remember they said, come on over. so, i walked down 6 avenue, and went to the news corp building, into the belly of the beast . there were newspapers everywhere. that is the thing i remember actually more than anything. he had almost every newspaper lined up on the wall. and i think he read them. he was so knee-deep in the family dynamics of the bancroft family, and who liked who, who wanted to screw who, who was going to kill who, and how you would basically split these people apart. of course, he told us repeatedly , i am not here to break up the family. i think my family should meet with their family. he was a family man, who had been a steward of his media companies, and he wanted to be able to pro

very kiko shima and lori lynn bauers the first people in line to grab some pumpkin pancakes at the annual arson company festival. it slims first time but he could. has been coming for years. i like seeing all the people i like seeing the decorations, all the in fact, the country's heaviest pumpkin is right there at the festival where you can easily take a picture with the 2,560 pound fruit mela pumpkin in the air and the smell of what's not to love organizers expect to see more than 100,000 people this weekend. and that's why lane pemberton staple and her friends got there at 6.30, saturday morning to get a front row seat for the might. normally it's, you know, bumper to bumper for 2, 3 hours. so i get here early. check everything out. enjoy a look from my friends, neighbors, the former half moon bay resident drove all the way from sacramento for a festival. she's been attending every year since 1979, its unique. there's only one like it, adults, kids and some dogs got into the halloween spirit on saturday, the event continues on sunday with pumpkin carving a pie eating contest and 250 ar

i think it and all are 2 for the bauer bought this point. i'll take it off. take a look at your going to get up tomorrow. but good changes. plus, rain on the way break it all down for you. coming up after the break. >> 8 year old sam adventure baker becomes the youngest person to climb el cap time. the boy and his dad, joe set on the journey with 2 other climbers earlier this week. that massive wall and granite stands at more than 3,000 feet at yosemite national park. that thing is incredible to check out the bakers who are from colorado say they prepared for the climb by training every day for the last 18 months after reaching the summit, they hiked 8 miles back down to the valley floor. mom wasn't with now, mom was mom's. also apparently an avid hiker to really like this. and i'm telling you, i like that. his name is light. as you've got that adventure middle name event. yeah, i'm going to call you. start calling you dan adventure, idaho. now to anand a live look tonight from our mount tam cam looking absolutely gorgeous out there right now. yeah, i got a l

this leaves colonels table which i think captain bauer set out for a while because i think bowers said think there's a story where he was supposed to write out and said my hand is shaking i can't do it. >> you are right. yes, yes, yes. i've seen bowers and artwork sitting at that table. that man with the strongest writing hand on grant's staff sat down at that table. you can see it in the background you see the legs you see there are two ledges. who would probably be easier for us to just go ahead and take a look at the table itself which does exist. it is the only table from the parler that day that is not in a public it is in private hands. at a time not too long ago a few years ago it was consigned for sale perhaps it was out on the market. we had the opportunity, the honor of representing that owner and so that table got to live in the abraham lincoln bookshop for some time. and so there it is, there is the table. do not come asking us for. like everything else it was taken because they knew this was a legendary moment. >> it is so phenomenal to see it even and a photograph and thi

. >> kevin bauer was a detective on the case. >> there was no reason to believe that kevin -- anythingened to kevin. she was receiving text messages from kevin's phone. >> their feelings were that if someone is communicating with him that he's not missing. >> kevin instead agreed. >> i was a little concerned that she might end up with a little egg on her face because he was going to show up and. >> right she would call the cops. >> right. >> and not long after that initial missing person report was filed at the police department, the officer called the family back to say that kevin had been spotted not far from his home. >> one of the officers stopped at a cash -- from were morgan and kevin lived and the only check catching place was familiar with kevin and hugh saw across the street. so that landed some credibility that kevin was in the area. >> he was close to home sending texts to his wife and mother, just refusing to see or speak to his family. and he did finally respond to his father. >> i just need time away. >> and kevin sister received this message. >> he's says, i'm fine, worr

very kiko shima and lori lynn bauer, the first people in line to grab some pumpkin pancakes at the annual half moon bay arson company festival. it slims first time but he could. has been coming for years. i like seeing all the people i like seeing the decorations, all the in fact, the country's heaviest pumpkin is right there at the festival where you can easily take a picture with the 2,560 pound fruit canela pumpkin in the air and the smell of what's not to love organizers expect to see more than 100,000 people this weekend. and that's why lane pemberton staple and her friends got there at 6.30, saturday morning to get a front row seat for the normally it's, you know, bumper to bumper for 2, 3 hours. so i get here early. check everything out. enjoy it. look for my friends, neighbors, the former half moon bay resident drove all the way from sacramento for a festival. she's been attending every year since 1979, its unique. there's only one like it, adults, kids and some dogs got into the halloween spirit on saturday, the event continues on sunday with pumpkin carving a pie eating contest

a friend of brett's, robert bauer says that that is just not true.s that a month before the killings, he was at the parker home and saw bryan handling one of brett's guns with ease. >> he took all the bullets out, and handed me that, he didn't hand me the revolver he had taken the bullets out. and then i heard his friends say that he would never hold a gun but i just saw him there. >> bryan had given him a gun for protection, and in a dramatic move, the defense brought in a witness to confirm that. brett and tammy's 14 year old daughter broke. >> bryan and my dad were discussing a gun that my dad had this, and they were just talking about how they thought it was good for him to have safety at his house to protect bryan's family. >> having young brooke parker testify was controversial. but brett's aunt know brooke believed her father was innocent and wanted to take the stand. >> she had some information that needed to be given and she did what she felt like she needed to do. >> she wanted the jury to hear her story, no matter how difficult it was to t

or at least, there were correlations, those who said they always watch the show 24 with jack bauer were far more willing to advocate really aggressive intelligence policies, like waterboarding, for example. what i found the more i dug into this was that spy themed entertainment had actually become adult education, and i found all sorts of evidence in this in national polls and the policy world. >> okay, the book you are talking about, espionage going back to the days of george washington. so, this government must have a rich tradition of being involved in espionage, how does espionage differ today versus it did back in the days of the founding fathers? >> that is such a good question, in some ways it is really similar, more similar than we might think. so, we think about information warfare as an internet invention, when in fact benjamin franklin was really good at information warfare. he cranked out literal fake news articles from his paris bateman. it is different today, primarily, in three ways. number one is spade, everything is moving faster, now. the speed of data, the speed of in