and bob durst eyes were not blue.that person into the midst of an investigation that may or may not have anything to do with them. >> but the investigation continues. and some [inaudible] believe there may be more. >> i never said definitively that he was a serial killer. what i said was that there is so much out there about him that clearly there's something going on here. and that law enforcement needs to look into it, and thankfully they are doing it now. >> at least [inaudible] said dick deguerin. >> there is no evidence, and to think that to have a theory that he's some kind of a serial killer and when he's not a syrup ill, or. >> but the notion of robert durst's serial killer has come up. >> it sells magazines, it sells books. it tells people to turn the tv. >> a dismembered neighbor, a friend. this is how -- thirst is defined now. where did it all go long? >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching.

bob moses.ad been invited to visit her english class. he was 19 years old. >> in real life, real friendly, had a great smile. so, i just said would you like to have lunch. >> the answer was yes. lunch turn to dinner. one thing led to another. >> after i left, we communicated. we emailed. but before you know i said hey, i would like you to come over. possibly we have a relationship. >> it was october, 1998. >> she came without her son. she told me she wanted to check things out before she brought her son over here. so, she was here and we got married in december of that year. >> two months later, igor came to the united states. suddenly, bob had a family. the one-time bachelor was smitten with his young wife. and his new four year old son. >> you know a little boy running around having fun. it was fantastic. >> bob formally adopted igor. >> he was my son. you know? i wouldn't consider him anything else. >> and he meant it. in 2002, fate dealt the family a sucker punch, when igor suffered what cou

foster bobs. they needed something new. ah, so and 19 o for the 1st olympic bob run was built. meanwhile, crest us letting became known as skeleton. soccer sh meat was 12 when she 1st tries the sport. now she's one of switzerland's best skeleton talents ah, 3 loud f o floats. they used to be made of wood. now our sleds are all steel and carbon fiber. they used to have a cushion. now there's a neoprene layer painted by. there's the boat to lie on and you can keep yourself steady with your arms fast. they used to have holes on the sides, which people use to keep stable. doubtful la, here, once it up as gal, or yes, or you read the stunning. so i will, i'll be going down this in about 2 weeks on you can't really see it yet. see, but i'm sure they'll get it done over the screening dish on him. so they go, excuse me, that you don't hear me. oh, the truck has to be ready in 10 days. then i will be able to test it out. she lives with her family practically next to the run. so she's aware of all the hard

taking a look at the sandwich olympic curve, bob run where the world's best bob slave pilots gather each year is more on our website at d, w dot com. you can also check out our social media channels. the handle you need there is at the w news, micro local in berlin for me and the rest of the berlin news team. thanks for watching. we'll see you at the top of the next a scoring we say they were about giving up sports like every weekend on d. w. american. how many portion of lunch are now in the world right now? the climate change, the very hot story. this is life less the way home just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to go. i'm doing with his subscriber for morning. was like oh, a bomb here, morris. we're building a olympic barbara, the biggest ice sculpture in the world. every year it's rebuilt by hand for the world's best skeleton pilots, and bob sled is bob kennedy. everyone knows bob sledge on it. if anyone asks me what it is, i just showed them a video. since i just did, they say things like yeah, wow, that must be dangerous to hear focus fairly but sled and

and bob's let his book can. everyone knows bob sledge on it. if anyone asks me what it is, i just showed them a video since i just did. they say things like, yeah, wow, that must be dangerous. to hear foger fairly but sled and skeleton both started in stock but it's so how would they invented and how do you build a bub run in 3 weeks despite freezing temperatures? this case is to buckle. yes, it got was minus 38 degrees. if your trousers get wet, they free up. when you take them off, what they hold their shades. block them a c o. c punched it's emo or miramar because the cold doesn't bother me. summer affects me more with the small town of something or it's in the swiss alps is a winters force. paradise for people with money, lots of money, luxury hotels, brands and restaurants about all sorts of events take place to keep the rich and famous entertained. a frozen lake becomes an arena for everything from polo to crickets, and even horse racing. but summer it was also the birthplace of bob, sledding and skeleton, and they require a top class tra

these bob run experts split as builders and carpenters. there is a one to work on this project, have to love cold weather, otherwise than things get tough. peter gum knows all about that. but my mouth, so you definitely feel the cold in your body. it freezes your no rush, your cheeks feel heavy and speaking is difficult. i know it's very cold, can get pretty brutal here on site with leslie, she'll get out of my i'm making the wall of the overhang above the curve so that the bumps letters aren't in danger of flying off the track on the corner due to the high speeds lousy. how's the crawford often hawkish really cut out a complete building? a natural track is a work of art for the perfect club run, the snow is made artificially with a snow gun. although it's created without chemicals. it's mixed with water until it achieves a pudding like consistency. they're not to wash their boot. a natural said no wouldn't work as well as material for the tract. so because it's too soft and can't take as much pressure or the same load, the fuss of cushion

only natural track for most of the year these bob run experts good as builders and carpenters. there is a one to work on this project. have to love cold weather. otherwise things get tough. peter, god knows all about that. but my left, so you definitely feel the cold in your body. it freezes your no rush, your cheeks feel heavy and speaking is difficult. uninsured, a cold can get pretty brutal here on site with less jojo out in mouth. i'm making the wall of the overhang above the curve so that the bombs letters aren't in danger of flying off the track on the corner due to the high speed slow. how's the proof adopted hawkish ring? because without complete building a natural track as a work of art for the perfect bob run, the snow is made artificially with a snow gun. well, that's created without chemicals. it's mixed with water until it achieves a pudding lie consistency. there. latortia, who the natural said no, wouldn't work as well as material for the track. so because it's too soft and can't take as much pressure or the same load, the fuss of cushioning, the artificial snow

bob. agreed to be here with you john. bob, we are now almost 20 years after your initial whistleblowers goes disclosure. that's a very long time, especially in government. but you have never given up despite daunting setbacks along the way. like most other whistleblowers, the price you've paid has been very high. your finances are ruined. you face the possibility of losing your home. your family has been under terrible pressure, but you're back in court again. tell us about that. what's the latest on your case? it's gotten insane. we had, i discovered, after my marriage systems protection board hearing closed, that my administrative judge was a headquarters g s 15, which is generally a grade for a, a senior mid level manager. and was a attorney representing the department of homeland security, federal air marshal service during the same years that i was blowing the whistle on the agency which was confirmed by the supreme court. so i filed a complaint with the u. s. office of special counsel about the judge being silent ab

, and he's not giving up bob mclean. welcome to the show. good to be or john, bob, you and i have known each other for more than a decade. i met you through one of washington's whistleblower groups while i was going through my own travails after blowing the whistle on the torture program. i still remember our 1st meeting. i was depressed and distraught and you were beat and ready for a fight. you're still fighting a 10 years later, you began your career at t. s a. as a federal air marshal. and you took your job very seriously. tell us how this whole odyssey got started for you in the 1st place. while after i left the air force, i became a ward patrol agent. and 6 years later, i was hired by the federal aviation administration to be in the 1st class post $911.00 special agents. and a few weeks afterwards we turned in to the t. s. a and they made us all federal air marshals and that's how it started. you were, you were only on the job for about 18 months when you heard of a proposed t. s. a plan to take federal air marshal

the olympic bob run is 1.7 kilometers long. with the descent of 130 meters. there's all the numbers and here's the real thing. every year, in late november 15 men can't, isn't loretta from italian south to rolled to build the wolves. only natural track . for most of the year. these bob run experts good as builders and carpenters. there is a one to work on this project. have to love cold weather, otherwise and things get tough. peter, god knows all about that. but my mouth, so you definitely feel the cold in your body of it freezes your no rush, your cheeks feel heavy and speaking is difficult. i know it's very cold, can get pretty brutal here. awesome side, lusty. she'll get out of my, i'm making the wall of the overhang above the curve so that the bumps letters aren't in danger of flying off the track on the corner due to the high speeds. lauve as the crucial dr. hawkish really cut out a complete building. a natural track is a work of art for the perfect club. run. the snow is made artificially with a snow gun, although it's created without chemicals. it's m

bob said he always differences were a healthy thing. then looking around at his colleagues he said i've never seen a healthier group in my life. yet throughout his career, he managed to rise above those differences for the good of the nation as did your loved ones. and they worked together to change the course of history in their honor. let us all commit ourselves to reminding the nation that we are strong, major, when we are united. let us ensure our country never forgets the extraordinary feats we have accomplished when we bridge our divides. and let's allow the cherished of our loved ones to inspire our own kind compassion and service to others. may god bless leaders. we remember this evening and each of you, and may you continue to bless the united states of america. you. thank you. thank you so much. speaker pelosi, leader mccarthy and senator dole. i now invite fmc president cliff payne and former member of congress susan brooks to the podium to read the names of the members we are commemorating this evening as each name is read a

bob winds alone or is leave us alone. so kind of solidity, do you, do you see within zimbabwe end, outside of zimbabwe through neighboring countries? do you, do you feel legs and probably needs in order to finally get this noose around his neck? first of all, one of the reasons why we were created is that we can't expect said countries and other countries to understand the plate of zimbabwe engines and i was don't understand it on plato. we can't expect other countries to unite with us. can expect we're not to be in a for be against bob wins when we doesn't, but when people have been divided by the sanctions. so that is why one of the very 1st thing that we did in that you can see the logo here. we've got people holding hanson, and bob went to have to come together. and bob went up to begin to understand the problem. and they've got to have solidarity for themselves. sometimes african, seem to even understand some bubbles, plate bit events, baldwin's. and that itself is now beginning to galvanized above winds. to start ta

bob costello has 330 e-mail exchanges. bob costello spoke in detail about what mr. cohen told him that is opposed to the story he is telling now. what is most telling about it is, apparently, according to bob, the da said they didn't know these things. they met 20 times or so with mrd spoken with bob costello. bob costello had done a debriefing with the u.s. attorney's office. this opens floodgates. they must demand notes from the u.s. attorney's office. bob costello is the former deputy chief of u.s. attorney's office, represented in the debriefings by the former chief of the criminal division in the southern district. he is entitled to great credibility, they heard from him we grungingly. heard of 36 of his 330 e-mails, he had to tell the story about what he knew. they had eight prosecutors in there, they didn't want the grand jury to hear the truth. >> laura: they didn't want to hear from him at all. he volunteered to go into the grand jury. this was at the 11 11th hour apparently. former president trump is going to arraigned tomorrow, indicted tomorrow, now they

bob costello who says that cohen is not to be trusted. bob, let's start with your comments. you said that bragg doesn't want the truth. you said cohen is a serial liar. you talked about him changing his story. i want your general thoughts going to the grand jury, number 1. number 2, did michael cohen tell you or brag to you of doing this without telling donald trump any of this and old told him after the fact? >> essentially fact that. i notified both trump's lawyers, susan echols and the manhattan d.a.'s office that i had a lot of information on michael cohen, none of which was good for michael cohen. i saw him on tv making statements that donald trump directed this and donald trump directed that. that statement that you put up on the screen earlier and read from, from february of 2018, that is very similar to what michael cohen told myself and my law partner. it's not just one onone with me. it's two-on-one and we took notes. that statement from february of 2018 that you just read is very, very similar. except for the fact that in april of 2018 when we met with him, he was

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look at bob redell. who is that fellow with bob redell?ahead, bob will show us how you can take one of these beautiful pups home. that's a beautiful pup there, too. >> bob. >>> first, let's check in with cinthia. >> let's go to the north bay over san rafael. so far this morning, calm conditions. we are seeing the clouds mixing out from what we were seeing earlier this morning. let's drive ten minutes south into mill valley, maybe you want to get a workout in since the weather allowed it, and it's chilly and then clouds. overall, we are going to stay dry through the weekend, although seeing cold temperatures ahead, and we are talking about the next storm already brewing. >>> we have the build, but i want to focus over here, cinthia. we have your traditional slowing patterns building here, and this is the issue. it's southbound 680. there was a crash on monument boulevard but it's after the merge with 242. more slowing taking that corner. go highway 4 instead of cutting through 242 because you saw the backup approaching the crash at monument

trump's attorney is, asked the da for bob costello, t testify.last night after trump' surprise social media post predicted his tuesday arrest we learned that manhattan da alvin bragg, sent a message to his offices employee assuring, them that efforts to intimidate them would not be tolerated. it's not every day that such a important log forsman office feels compelled to assuage the fears of his staffers. and yet republicans continue t defend donald trump. and attack alvin bragg despite there being no charges filed. and no indication that charges will be filed. let's break down a couple of these gop notions. new hampshire governor, chri sununu says that brag is building sympathy for trump. senator lindsey graham says, alvin bragg quote, has don more to help donald trump ge elected president than any single person in america today it might be the case in some circles, but does not mean alvin bragg should not follo the rule of law? alvin bragg shouldn't be dissuaded from fulfilling hi elected duties just because republicans might feel sorry for him

bob: i don't think of it that way.ut we have to be focused on is insured deposits and deposits generally. in the end, that is the real blood and oil of our economic system. whatever we should do, we should focus first on protecting deposits and ensuring that our customers realize that there deposits are safe and there programs behind the banks through the lender of last resort to protect those deposits in an emergency. the fed, we know, is an incredibly effective way of doing that, as well as the new medium-term program. there are ways to do this so we can rapidly stabilize difficult situations, particularly in regional banks. alix: it was so great to get your perspective. noel archard --bob kelly, former bny mall and ceo. sentiment improves. relief may be on the way for banks. we will break down the likelihood of that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ [office sounds] ♪upbeat music♪ ♪♪ ♪when the day that lies ahead of me♪ ♪♪ ♪seems impossible to face♪ ♪a lovely day (lovely day)♪ ♪(lovely day) (lovely day)♪ ♪(lovely day)♪ a ba

yes, of course, i hope for you, bob, the future is ours, really. fine.ok away the lighter and promised to give it back upon arrival. so i went to him in the morning. so what, that nothing knocked, the door, he slightly opened the door , gave the lighter and said that he was busy didn't do anything else. what is busy yes, how do i know? what are you busy talking about? with whom with whom how do i know? when you let me go, when necessary, then they will let me go. and why did they take her shape? you don’t have the right not to be handed over by the motherland, so you’ll sit like that until you cool down in the monkey, and the experts will work with your shape for now. if everything goes well, you'll go to all four. clear yes, it is clear that please. let your place be good. thanks boss, what's up? yes. and you do not want to sell your cafe, let's say, for such a sum. hold on, you know how they say, in our east, first say the name, and then bargain. yes, it's not me, i want to buy your cafe. in general, i am against private property, then if there is one

ah, a senior diplomat from it's in bob way has agreed to launder more than a $1000000000.00 in cash. and what he believe to be a meeting with chinese gangsters, al jazeera investigative unit, has found the diplomat was videotaped making the offer in a meeting with undercover reporters as part of an investigation by al jazeera, into networks in africa that use gold to launch the vast sums of money. but angel is a british, as in bob when businessman, than the presidential envoy, he claims to have made it to africa. forbes rich list in 2013. his net worth is around $60000000.00, and he calls himself the profit of success. alexander james has this exclusive report undercover reporters posing as chinese criminals, meet one of cimbawe boys, my senior diplomats mother. i'd like them up as an 8 of our campus, but on the special envoy, i'm a representative of the prison babies i can find conference. i can find to deal with the government without the prison getting in for women with the trip next. huberts angel is also an evangelical preacher. only ross who says he has the gift of prophecy wit

bob iger returned. the only thing we have heard or seen from you is you tweeted welcome back, bob iger does that mean you think it was a good move? >> i think it was a great move for disney i'm a little nervous for bob because he left with a ten-plus, plus, plus, plus rating. to continue that is not easy i think he will achieve it there are headwinds he has to deal with, some of which were there way before he left i'm rooting for him. if anybody understands that company, it's bob. and i made the right decision. i think he made the right decision i like bob chapek. >> you always thought very highly of him. >> i hired him he did well in the parks maybe he was the wrong guy for that particular job. i think the board was right ing bringing bob back. bob was pretty right going back. i think he loves the company and i think all is well that will end well, but it's going to be a while >> disney ceos never want to leave. >> for good reason >> it's a great job. i will say, having 20 scripts by my bed unread ever

bob: more h jokes -- age jokes. silvia: that brings me to my next question that you spoke about replacing -- placing partisan actors in the election administration. we have seen a lot of attacks on the professionals. i did read your opinion piece that suggest we build protections for the election officials in place. i saw that what you have been doing so far as a legal network of sorts. is there a more systematic reform that can take place to protect election officials? from systematic attacks, verbal or physical, is there something that can be done more on the mentally? bob: election officials have done -- had a very hard time the last couple of years. they have experienced a whole range of challenges, from personal attacks and threats all the way to enactments by state legislatures that effectively would subject them to the risk of penalties and loss of their jobs if they do not perform the duties the way the politicians want them to. there are steps that can be taken to protect them against personal threats. ther

michael cohen, standing as a rebuttal witness for bob costello, who's also - former lawyer. how do you see that playing out? what's at play here? >> you know, it doesn' surprise me that they may be inviting michael cohen back to shed some light on whatever it is bob costello says the reporting is that one poin in time, when michael cohen wa thinking about basically flipping, breaking away from donald trump, beginning to tel the truth about his own crimes and the crimes of donald trump bob stella was dispatched to try to keep michael cohen back in the fold. i tell, you if i was a prosecutor, and i got to dig into a guy like bob costello i the grand jury, boy, and have whole lot of fun doing people may not know that often prosecutors will grand jur cases exhaustively what do i mean by that they will put every witnes before the grand jury that the believe has relevant evidence. not just relevant evidence tha might incriminate the target o the investigation and for th investigative law, but als potential defense witnesses. for example, if i wa investigating a murder case an i go

i think he's a clown bob costello. if he was any more imaginary in the statements that are coming out of his mouth, he'd be a number one new york times bestselling fiction author what do you think, david that so much of this case seems to hinge on the credibility of those two men, costello and cohen. well now costello is in the picture before it hung on the credibility of michael cohen. i can tell you this, everything that bob costello has said to the grand jury. he has documents to support i can always tell also tell you this from bob costello. he made it quite clear that the prosecutors didn't want that grand jury to hear from him. he had a very tough time when he went in, tried to tell the story. they wouldn't ask him questions about stormy daniels. he had to volunteer all of that stuff, but i'll tell oh, you this. more importantly, i'm sure this is good friend of miss sagna fellow giulietta lozano, who is the head of the major economics crime bureau said and said mike mark pomerantz, facebook page 1 59. she could n

cohen and they didn't know that he had spoken don with bob costello, that bob costello had done a debriefing with the us attorney's office. this opens all kinds of floodgates. they must demand notes fm th nom the u.s. attorney's office. bob costello is the former deputy chief of the southern district of new york u.s. attorney's office. he was represented ihenn in t debriefings by the former chiefe of the criminal division irnn d the southern district.ibility, he's entitled to great credibility and they only heard frofrom begrudgingly. they only let the grand jury hear six of his three hundred thirty emails. and he had to continually keep telling the story about what hed knew . they had eight prosecutors in there. they didn't want the grandn'nt y to hear the case. >> they didn't they didn't wante to hear from him at all.ry. this he volunteered to go into the grand jury.t th prd this is whate 11 this was at the 11th hour, apparently. going i mean, first it was formerre president trump is going to be arraigned tomorrow or indicted tomorrow. now, t week pushing it off till next week. it seems li

bob.nk you. >>> residents in one monterey county city are seeing the results of several storms in sec session. pajaro has been under water for four days and you can see all the ponding water in the street. this is being attributed to a 400 foot breach in the area's levee system. many families, including the one kris talked to all morning, have had to evacuate. people say taking shelter in the santa cruz county fairgrounds is important to them. don't forget, our nbc bay area app is a useful tool. you can track the incoming rain with our exclusive mobile doppler radar. >>> breaking news right now, word of thousands more layoffs at meta. the latest round of cuts includes 10,000 employees and 5,000 currently open positions will no longer be filled. in a memo to workers, mark zuckerberg says the layoffs will roll out slowly, taking most of the rest of the year. as we know, all of this comes atop the 11,000 cuts meta made last november. >> big news. we'll be following that all day. >>> right now

bob, did you want to make any comments now? >> no, but again if she contacts myself or the general tida phone number and e-mail we can give her contact information for treasure island enterprises. >> thank you so much for that comment. next, please. >> you may begin your comments. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is richard rothman and calling about the (inaudible) murals and what is happening to them. i e-mail your staff and nobody answers my e-mails. what's going on with your department? how do i find out-they are doing all this development there, but i haven't seen are they planning to take the murals out of storage and put them in these buildings here? why is staff not answering my e-mails? what's going on there? they should be taken out of storage and displayed. it has been long enough and these murals deserve to be put on display, so people can see them and maybe you should have a meeting, put it on your agenda what is happening to the murals. how is the public supposed to find out what is happening when staff doe

my guy claims that sanctions hinders and bob boys commitments to green or economy. the removal of the elite co sanctions imposed america will undoubtedly enhance the timely achievement or for commitments with sanctions to limit the ability of symbolic boys, politicians, and state entities to trade. ah, going to sanction. so the country counselor go anywhere in the world an individual can because he doesn't, as jackson mcmillan has family ties to another businessman involved in assisting the government to break sanctions bankrupt. ready so 20 b one c funds of the governor reserve bank in iowa meeting. okay, fine. what time? ah create upcoming 11th because he owns one of south africa's largest cigarette manufacturers. he has a brand named off to him. simon rutland runs his own mafia through his company gold leaf tobacco. he's known as the boss days is less of b is one mother life. you have no idea, but he is. rutland exports more golden mcmillan and pat me and has a different deal with the government. he's connected to zimbabwe ruling elite, his business part as inclu

we'll watch it, bob thank you always good seeing you have a good weekend bob nardelli on that.the way we have gotten a response to these tiktok hear ings coming on yesterday with the tiktok ceo. it's just, you know, he was like china's foreign ministry came out saying the u.s. is suppress ing a popular app. that's what this is all about. suppressing a popular app, to which a lot of politicians on both sides of the aisle here are saying yeah, that's exactly what we're trying to do, after this. ♪ (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. a ballet studio, an architecture firm... and homemade barbeque sauce. they're called 'small busines

bob, looks like you found a friend. dog lover. >> reporter: yeah, beats standing in the rain. i have three dogs. we have jackie, and then behind jackie is valerie. tell us about valerie? >> she's super cute. >> reporter: and very friendly. a sweetie pie. >> yes, she is full of life. she has good energy. we peeled her out of bed this morning for the early segment, and she's on it. >> reporter: she's a husky mix, right? >> yeah, we think so. breed is always a guess. from what we can tell, i think she's going to be pretty smart and energetic. >> reporter: from your point of view here, you are always trying to get dogs adopted. is there anything about this day from your point of view? >> yeah, i think it's great because it's recognized as a national holiday, and people are recognizing shelters have puppies, and you don't have to go and go to breeders and puppy mills, and you can find puppies that are two months old at your local shelter. highlighting national puppy day really puts that out for the public to understand that.

ready even though we don't want to, so he explains a plan to smuggle the dirty cash in t, as in bob way using his diplomatic status, plano, again, to do i did with one when do video and put a written, written diploma. he conducted under the vienna convention states agree to exempt diplomatic luggage from airport searches with elizabeth was invalid. and you're good. mm hm. okay, and did you politically ambassador angel, henrietta rash wire and president, man and gaga did not respond to our request for comment. alex on to james al jazeera hopewell, to know is, as in bob when anti corruption activist and documentary maker, he says the revelations will not surprise people in his home country. the findings are shocking to the outside world, but they're not shocking to generalists. oh, investigative, i just like myself because when i was reported about these things, but what i'll do is done, which we were not able to do, is to put the evidence and to have the people speaking themselves about how they are involved in the looting of public funds the plan of about was natural resources, the smug

then bob iger's l.a. fireside chat, from cost cuts to hulu and espn, and succession not the show, his succession. >>> and an electric rebound for a once mighty dow component, why ge is one of this year's big winners. in for melissa lee, i'm tyler mathisen welcome to "fast money." on the desk tonight, tim seymour. he's really on the desk, here with me, the two lonely. julie beals, jeff neil and guy adami, welcome to everything thank you for letting me join you, we start with the brick breakdowns the regional bank index down today falling to the lower level since january 2021 svb financial leading the losses, off more than 60%, lowest level in nearly seven years, losing $161 a share the stock the work performers in the s&p 500, a factor of four, the losses come after the company said it was looking to raise capital, to help offset losses from recent bond sales. the rising interest rates over the past year have depleted the value of bonds, of course, sparking concerns over just how much the company's securit

thank you, bob.and representative mike thompson that represents that area said his thoughts are with the student and the community and school. >>> today the first openly transgender lutheran bishop will file a suit against the church. he later resigned under pressure tied to the removal of another church pastor. yesterday he filed a complaint accusing the church of harassment and defamation. he was accused of being a racist after following the church's directives. >>> a follow-up for you in san francisco, and new calls for a concern about the city's deadly drug crisis. the advocates are concerned about what they describe as open-air drug markets operating freely in places like the tenderloin. organizers say people in san francisco are dying from overdoses at a rate of two per day, and many connected to fentanyl. the crime activity is unavoidable. >> the crisis is at its worse in the tenderloin. this is our city's neighborhood with the highest density of families, children and immigrants. it should no

bob, is that still a trade you like to pocket some cash? >> there's no question the volatility in the bond market is rivalry 15 years ago in the height of the financial crisis with two years going from call it 5-4 and 10 year treasury going from 4-3.5. i think -- like i think tech is ovdone on the far side and i want to own bonds and 350 and a whole lot more interesting than 150 a year ago and i'd pick up my price and wait for somewhat higher yields and lower prices. liz: don't we need more confidence before we get back on track and more rate hikes. >> the curve and more rate hikes will get us there and that quick move from four to four and a quart to 350 is a little overdone and i will be picky and stingy. >> i want to quickly look at dow leaders. liz: when in doubt, which is what we saw the last weekend of 2022 and people flood into the dow jones industrials and the dow leaders and do you like any large caps here? >> dow and amgen and dow is down well over 25% from the recent high and i don't know that their business has change that had m

m, as in bob were around early, 2, thousands lead to 19 nineties and into early 2000. so our tobacco production in output grew by 15 percent year, one year from 2019 to 20 to 20 period. that is after that point of innovation were, were promulgated agriculture and foot systems transform mission strategy and agriculture recovery and, and growth. glad saw to back out for the cheer group by 15 percent debacle. export school by 26 percent, which was quite, quite credible regardless of the increase in fertilizer and chemical prices across the world. zimbabwe, young farmers are grateful to the support the country has been receiving from countries like russia and bella. ruth, something that i could have done may be sy fi fixes example that if it i can now produce maybe 15. he says, because everything is made much more efficient. so we really grateful for that. and we hope that these bilateral agreements at these bilateral relationships between our country and other countries. not just russia, bella luce, and so on. but many of the countries come on board work with us, it's abo

>> through -- through rudy giuliani and bob costello. >> bob costello i know, we were in the u.s.e's a good guy and it seems like he was wittingly or unwittingly part of a plot to keep michael cohen in line. >> how many years did you overlap with him? >> a couple of years. >> all of these new york lawyers, michael. >> i'll have you break it down. he's right here. >> it's simple. let me put the headline up, nick. >> yep. >> the headline was that mr. costello among other things contacted one of mr. trump's lawyers trying to see, allegedly, if he could arrange a pardon for mr. cohen. this came up in the mueller report, we have some of the evidence. why does that matter? >> well, that's all part of the story. it really starts on april 9th when the search warrant is executed and only a few days after that donald trump calls him according to the mueller report and he can confirm this and told him that, you know, he was just checking in to see if he was okay and he encouraged michael to hang in there. then he got calls from other people, friends of donald trump who called up and basicall