bobby, why don't you come up? i'm going to ask some questions to bobby and senator cotton and when we are through with that portion, we will open it up. we will let you ask questions specific to our guests. i want to turn to you, senator. obviously you are at a fundraiser and there are republican legislators all over the country, outstanding governors, we have one i think you will agree, one of the best governors in the country. [applause] jeff: what role do people like bobby and gary play in this defense over this craziness we are seeing? sen. cotton: where state legislators play a critical role -- our government is a government of limited powers. the government takes way too much power for itself. you have seen what joe biden has tried to do without congress, try to impose a vaccine mandate on private businesses, make them the secret covid police, something that has always rested with state legislators, some of the things that are so important to families are within the province of local governments, not washing

bobby wanted to come up. so i'm going to ask questions to bobby and also senator colin and then were through with that we will openn it up and we'll have to go out actually the crowd repeat which want to ask voluptuous the questions to our guest but i have about three or four questions to ask and will be slightly different and so, senator, obviously fundraiser for legislature and their republican legislatures all of the country outstanding governors, we got one i think you'll agree one of the best governors in the country. [applause] what role do the people like bobby and gary and ross play in this defense of his craziness that we are seeing pretty. >> we play a critical role in ouray system from our federal government is a government of limited powers and the government takes way too much power for itself a solid joe biden's aren't doing congress now trying to pose vaccine mandate on private businesses and make them his secret covid-19 relief and something the federal government has no constitutional authori

just 300 metres, that is how far bobbi—anne mcleod had walked from herfamily home on bobbi—anne mcleode on saturday night to get to this bus stop. then she completely vanished. the huge search to find her ended like yesterday evening and police said they had found a body. bobbi—anne mcleod had left home for a night out in plymouth. but the 18—year—old never arrived. today at the bus stop where it's thought she disappeared, people have been laying flowers. everyone here had been following the search for bobbi—anne, everyone hoping she would be found alive. i think it has hit the whole city, really. but to me, growing up here, i used to walk up that hill by myself all the time, you know. i think it is truly heartbreaking. it has really affected me. i've been following it through obviously all the facebook posts and stuff like that. just hearing that she passed away and had been left out in the cold and stuff like that, it'sjust heartbreaking. bobbi—anne's brother paid tribute to her on facebook today saying, "until we meet again, sis. i love you." after three days of searching, police sa

reverend anthony, reverend bobby. >>> welcome back to mosaic. during our break, we got excited about the resurrection again. one of our guests was talking about the resurrections. not just with jesus, we are supposed to be resurrected. we are hoping this happens to our community congregations again, how do you go about doing that? >> i'm going to go back to the beginning when we were talking about new year's resolion. people say it's new year's day, i want to lose weight. i want to handle my finances better. i want to change and improve myself. more important than new year's day, should be resurrection day. how can we improve ourselves on that day? i believe in my theology that jesus came to not just himself be resurrected before the church to be resurrected. not just from death to life, but in our daily lives. things that need to shed from us that are really dead, that are holding us back. we look at ourselves, where am i going this next year in my spiritual journey? and for me, echoing that. more importantly, the resurrection is about getting

you are critical of bobby line. you pulling out that popularity doesn't lead the ill good it governing yeah, popularity alone is not the same, has been good. a governor and i have had to recognize that, you know, we don't, we haven't necessarily had evidence. bobby hasn't had the opportunity to show. he could do as the head of state. however, in terms of hobby wine has influenced me. he has reminded me of the importance of speaking truth to power. but the wine has been some one who has stood by his beliefs that he has stood by his criticisms. you know, many of them very valid criticisms of the way things are before, bobby, when that role there was no one prominent in allah generation who we knew who we necessarily identified with. no one was ready to in that in the way that february the start. so that really pushed me to start to can they attain my feelings about uganda's future hopefully to motivate other people in the diaspora whom i also want to start developing their opinion and their contributions to uganda. sh

bobby kennedy is a hero, a great man. fighter for justice. and, you know, he is called anti-vaccine but is he really anticorruption and pro-vaccine safety. >> tucker: and pro-democracy. and i agree with your description of him wholeheartedly. he is all those things. what is crazy that s. that anthony fauci has immense power over the united states. he has never been elected to anything he yields enormous power over people's private lives. what does it say that you are not allowed to criticize him? >> i think it's telling thely crazy that you can't criticize him. you know, here is a serious book claiming corruption at the highest levels of government. you know, of government, of dr. anthony fauci, you know, one of the most powerful people, one of the most powerful government officials you can't even claim that he is committed some wrongdoing. there needs to be a congressional investigation. there needs -- you know, we need to really look into the claims that are made in this book. this is a 200,000 word book. like i said, it has 2,194 citations

she had begun dating a well-known south bay carl salesman named bobby lowe.that new relationship was going so well, and on the evening of thursday, july 8th, bobby lowe took deede out to dinner at this restaurant, to meet his father. >> i talked to her before her date. >> any sign of she was nervous about anything? >> she was in a happy state when i talk to her. we had made plans to hopefully get together the following night. so i could get the update on the date. >> but that conversation never took place. >> i called her on friday and she didn't call me black back, which was not unusual for deede. i called her on saturday, and she didn't call me back. that was pretty typical. but by sunday, i started getting concerned. >> concerned, to, was doctor julie. she talked of meeting her mom that same friday during a label over at l. a. x., as julie headed for kabul st. louis, mexico. >> she's like you know what, i might have an appointment that morning. if i don't, welcome. via text. you will have to coffee. so we would be laid over in los angeles. i didn't get a t

what role do people like bobby, gary and lastly in this is craziness we are seeing?x legislatures play a criticalgi role the government takes way too much power, joe biden has tried to do without, a vaccine mandate and private businesses and make them the secret corporateus release, no constitutional authority to do with state legislatures and issues bobby talked about that are so important for so many families within our state and local government so you look at the backlash you had in virginia against left-wing scoreboards closing schools, forcing kids to wear masks as young as two years old, still promote learning indoctrinating their kids with critical race theory and they should hate their country brought to its core, those are issues predominantly state issues. a lot of you asked meof today about election reforms, primarily estate issue, who stopped the democrats from fertilizing their election by passing hr one. [applause] sometimes democrats will say what is your alternative? have an alternative utilizing our election, patient be federalized. s they should be

that is what we have the latest there in the details for 18 —year—old bobbi—anne mcleod.jured on sunday night as they were out enjoying the city s annual holiday celebrations. darrell brooksjunior faces charges of intentional homicide and police have ruled out terrorism as a motive. let's speak to our correspondent barbara plett usher. just to list the latest and what we can expect to take place today. yes. can expect to take place today. yes, the court hearing _ can expect to take place today. yes, the court hearing is _ can expect to take place today. 1a: the court hearing is expected to take place just a little bit today and will be mister brooks, the suspects first appearance where he is expected to hear the charges ready against them and we know police have recommended that he faced five charges of intentional homicide but there may be others as well. five people were killed in that christmas parade hit—and—run of a police have said about mister brooks is a he appeared to have been fleeing from a domestic disturbance when he got into his car and drove at full speed i

to bobbi—anne mcleod had been reported missing after failing to meet friends on saturday.and _ more they can say at this time. yes, that's right and that _ more they can say at this time. te: that's right and that statement from the police really confirming what we knew late yesterday evening, that they have found a body but they've not made a formal identification of it yet and also that those two people arrested and being questioned on suspicion of murder are still in custody and being questioned, so no change from yesterday. we already know now that it was just 300 metres that bobbi—anne walked on saturday night and she left her home to come to the bus stop here where you can still see forensic officers today to catch the bus at around 6p on saturday evening and she had made plans to go and meet her boyfriend in town but it was when she didn't show up at their meeting spot a couple of hours later that the alarm was raised and then this huge search started for her, the police helicopter out here above plymouth over the past couple of days and a massive online campaign wa

bobby, good morning. good to see you., the u.s. didn't do what it needed to do. putin has constantly challenged whether the u.s. will help or intervene if it meddles in ukraine and frankly, the test has so far failed as far as america's concerned. >> yes. that's exactly right. in 2014, when russia essentially invaded ukraine, it took a big chunk and the crimian peninsula into europe and into the mediterranean area, and the obama administration did nothing. it was taking a strong line, but in the end the obama administration did not, nato did not, the europeans did not and the lesson putin learn side if he times it correctly he can take pieces of territory and hold onto it, and he's been using the threat of doing that consistently in the seven years since then, and there have been other moments in that period when there's been this acceleration of russian troop concentrations on the border with ukraine, but this in the past few weeks seems to be the most serious effort at least to knock very hard on europe's door, to send

liz: bobby great to have you will come back?nues to develop. >> yes, happy to and thanks for having me. liz: of course bobby zagotta of bitstamp, u.s.. welcome back international travelers getting the green light to visit america as long as they are vaccinated. grady trimble is live at chicago 's o'hare international airport as the travel industry adds to today's rally and don't miss a special addition of making money with charles payne. tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern, this is amazing he's holding a town hall discussion on the new investor revolution, send your questions to investedinyou@fox.com and charles may read them on the air it's only on fox business, and yes, all apes are welcome to request questions. closing bell ringing in 15 minutes dow is up a cool 100 points. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, libe

this is bobby. >> this is bobby. >> sorry about that. go ahead. >> no problem. hey, my problem and dead jones, i travel from michigan to arizona and when i get to new mexico and i needed cars, is there going to be a charger there? >> well that was the entire purpose of this infrastructure bill. was to try to put chargers in more of those locations. particularly the dead zones. let's face it, you don't really need the government to put chargers, electric car charging stations in southern california, where there are a lot of people and vehicles and a lot of incentive for a company to put a charging station in there and make money. where you need to -- >> now to the dirk sorn senate office build for a hearing on trade, travel and security on the u.s./mexico border. senator kyrsten sinema is the chair of the subcommittee hearing. >> i call the hearing to order. [

night, and the kids came up to him and said, bobby, bobby, you got to get us guns.th so and so. and they said, what are we doing? this isn't the legacy we want to leave. >> if we ain't got no jobs and ain't got no food coming from no place, this is frustration, jack. if we don't live like we do now, then the little things that we killing each other for wouldn't amount to a grain of salt. >> the lords decided to put the guns down and pitch in to help their communities. they changed their name to the conservative vice lords and built legitimate businesses to get kids off the streets. >> in all sorts of places where kids could come, they call them drop-ins where they could make money in a legitimate way, and they got involved with politics. >> in 1965, martin luther king came to chicago to fight for better housing and access to better neighborhoods. >> we come bearing a message that chicago can change, and we are going to change it nonviolently. >> the conservative vice lords threw their weight into the cause. >> when dr. king came to chicago, he moved in a few blocks

it alleged that bobby knew about all sorts of things.hat he was looped in on an email of a report of a rate of the -- an employee of sledgehammer. it detailed instances where he was looped in and essentially painted a picture of him as hands-on and in control of all communications and matters of the country. -- company. the wall street journal reporting he is a perpetrator of some of these instances, telling stories about him dealing with assistance in ways they found uncomfortable. one assistant said he left her a voicemail essentially threatening her life, which he and the company claimed was hyperbolic. but, the picture that the wall street journal paints is not pretty. emily: activision has called the reporting inaccurate and misleading. they say they are committed to being an inclusive company, the board standing behind bobby kotick, saying they believe he is appropriately addressing these issues. what is the likelihood that he can survive this, given the direct pressure being put on him by his own employees? >> it is a strange thin

bobby for us in rome. thank you very much, bobby. >>> the new variant in south africa is markedly different as we heard from the top of the show because it carries an unusual marker. sonoma county spoke with cardiologist about what sort of dangers this new variant could cause. take a listen. >> the big question now is will our immune response from vaccines or prior infections be blunted by this variant. if it proves to be one that interferes with our immune response, that isn't clear yet. those are the lab studies that have to be done in the days ahead. and so we're grateful to the south african scientists who are on this. but the main thing here is we have ways to defend against it, against all variants. but we don't know yet whether it's going to really challenge our vaccines, which have already had the issue of the waning, which is what you got to the european situation where there is a lack of vaccinations, plus the waning at six months and beyond. >> dr. erik topol there speaking about the new covid-1

kpix's ellen martin have the original report. >> you look beautiful bobby. >> reporter: in late may,nator robert kennedy was running for president. he comes to the bay area. >> people feel that they have no control over what happens to them. they have no control over their destiny or their future. >> reporter: days later, he won the all-important california primary. early morning from the ambassador hotel in los angeles >> my thanks to you, now it is on to chicago. >> reporter: the senator entered a kitchen pantry on the way to a news conference. suddenly, gunshots. >> senator kennedy has been shot. >> reporter: he was hit three times. he was transported to two hospitals, underwent emergency surgery, and 26 hours later, he died from a severe brain injury. >> we discovered that there was really more to the story. >> reporter: this man was immediately caught. this cadet, he had a 22 caliber revolver ripped out of his hand. there was a handwritten manifesto that spelled out his intent that kennedy must die. there was little doubt in anyone's mind that the 24-year- old palestinian killed

. >> reporter: two other children, including bobby kennedy jr., believe that sirhan should be released. >> and i said bobby, this the guy who killed yoyour dad, bubu insisteded that sirhrhan was innocentnt. >>>> reporter:r: as for sirha accecepts reresponsibilility fo having caused rfk's death, but continues to claim he does not remember the shooting. at the parole hearing, he said he quote probably caused the whole incident through his gun or othther guns. . the e l.a.p.d. opopposes sirhrhan's releasase. >> i think an honest to god ballistics test would put a lot of it to rest. >> governor newsom will have the final say on a release. as for the reasoning behind the parole panels recommendation, we have posted the transcript from their hearing on kpix.com. >>> the u.k. has raised its terror threat referral to severe after this. surveillance cameras caught the moment a taxi blew up moments after arriving at a liverpool hospital. the home-made bomb killed the passenger carrying and it injured the taxi driver. investigators still do not know the motive. >>> to wisconsin now, where the fat

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bobby far. what are you trying to do? he's trying to start with. yeah, i had one manager, many offices in some way, the best way to, to take care your employees, the by your best employee and find something he's doing wrong and get my water away . and i would say to myself, why in a world what i want to do that? well, they figured that if you wrote up your best employer, the other boys were for line thinking. well, the best guy in the office for some minor little detail. they want to intimidate everybody. ah, the working environment in the postal service is combative. now we're getting warning letters with checks out there in one is largely of fear and intimidation a day because we're very getting. however, when you do that, so you feel you feel you feel the answer to everything is different from your voice or your be just because there's no reason why people will raise your world well with my neck with they always say one thing to promote somebody who does the opposite. when you say i've had pa

host: arizona, this is bobby. caller: it's bobby dunn, thank you. my problems are dead zones. i travel from michigan to arizona, and when i get to new mexico and i need a charger, will there be a charger there? guest: that was the entire purpose of this infrastructure bill, the put more chargers and locations, particularly the dead zones. you don't really need government to put charging stations in southern california, where there are a lot of people, a lot of vehicles, and a lot of incentive for companies to put charging stations in there and make money. you need to put them in places like rural new mexico, where there are not electric vehicles going past, but there are enough and when there are some, they will need it. that's the purpose of the infrastructure bill and putting in these charging stations. the number is a drop in the bucket compared to what we need, but compared to what carmakers are doing -- another issue, people who live in apartments. i have a garage, i can charge an ev no problem. in an apartment with a parking lot, if i had an ev, i would be out of luck. i

bobby kennedy jr. you hear he's crazy. he's an anti-vaxer and hates all vaccines!l, it turns out the reality as so often the case is the opposite. bobby kennedy is one of the smartest people in the country, not against vaccines and definitely one of the bravest people speaking in our country. that's why they're trying to make him be quiet. he's one of the last great defenders of our constitution. our conversation with him in a moment. patriot purge, just go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com >> tucker: if you want to know what is going on in this country, one way to understand it is figuring out who they're trying to censor. bobby kennedy jr. has been censored. why are they going to censor him? he's a cook. he's crazy? he's one of the smartest and most articulate chroniclers in the erosion of our country. he's written an amazing new book and we're grateful to talk to him at length in a brand-new episode of tucker today. here is part of it. >> that's why we had the revolution so we can criticize the government. and we put that first. and yet it's gone. then they go after

under fire for a number of months now. >> thank you so much for having me what we're revealing is bobbyick's role in this mess activision is under investigation for the culture of harassment toward women. we show today that he was involved over the years, knew of many allegations including alleged rapes at a studio. has intervened in a story to keep an executive accused of sexual conduct at the company and had his own behavior issues over the years and what we show in the story. >> in terms of the evidence pointing to that, has this company done its own internal or hired an external firm for example to do a review of everything that you have found >> not that we are aware of and not aware that the board conducted its own internal investigation to our knowledge, no. >> from reading the article it seems that one of the key parts of the accusations is not notifying the board when he is aware of accusations of harassment in the company. i wonder your view of the statement from the company from the board in particular that we read out including the line the board remains confident that bobby

bobby, thank you for being here. rags, billy, bam bam, i have so many great memories when i think of all of you. thank you for being leaders for such a long time. i know how fortunate i am to have spent the first 10 years playing beneath you. and as i mentioned with gretchen, thank you for caring about the people that work for you. all of these great memories that we have from working with you would not mean anything without great relationships. i think it is a reason why the fans got behind our team in the way that they did. they could see that the players and the coaches that were taking the field cared about one another. and that we wanted one another to succeed. larry, craig -- greg, rob, thank you for hiring great people and bringing great players to this organization. thank you for always making an effort to humanize the players to the fans. it is probably something early and my career that i thought was a waste of time, and i did not understand it but as the years have passed, i realize how impactful that can

we know bobbi—anne mcleod had plans in plymouth on saturday night, she had arranged to meet friends a the evening to catch a bus but never arrived. that sparked a massive police search to find her in plymouth and the helicopter out here searching for her over the last couple of days and a big social media campaign, as well, looking for any information about what happened to her, started by herfamily, it had more than 10,000 followers, but in the last couple of hours the police say they have now found a body, about five miles south of the city centre near a beach on the south coast. no formal identification but her family has been informed. meanwhile, two people have been arrested, a 24—year—old and a 26—year—old and they are tonight in police custody being questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned — questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on _ questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on suspicion _ questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on suspicion of- questioned on of murder. thank you. | ? questioned on suspicion of murder. schemes to boost the num

let's get to read from travel expert bobby lori.we are hearing the crowds are going to be longer than normal. you had on there, maybe some tsa issues with respect to the covert vaccine mandate. should we be bracing for an even tougher travel than normal? >> yeah i think so. i think that if you're planning on flying around the this holiday, it is already things giving day, but even right after thanksgiving, he should be planning to go to the airport much earlier than normal. you should begin on those three or three and a half hours before rather than the usual two hours before your flight. this is the true test of whether or not the airlines have recovered from the layoffs that they suffered at the beginning of the pandemic. and if they were able to bring all those employees back quick enough to be ready for this holiday surge. >> charles: there is no doubt that we want to travel. it has been two years. people just want to get out there. the demand should not be the issue right? >> exactly. i think that it may have taken the airlines

. >> i said, bobby, this is the guy who killed your dad.sisted ththat sisirhan s was innocentnt . . >> reporter: sirhan sirhan accepts responsibility for having caused the death of robert kennedy but claims he does not remember the shooting. at the parole hearing come he said he "probably cause the whole incident through his gun or other guns." the lapd opposes his release. >> an honest to god ballistics test would put a lot of it to rest. >> governor newsom will have the final say on a release and as for the reasoning behind the parole, the panels recommendation is posted. we have posted the transcript from the hearing on kpix.com . >>> coming up tomorrow, so bring new numbers on the impact of california wildfires, sequoia national park says lightning sparked wildfires may have killed at least 10,000 giant sequoia trees over the past two years. that estimate accounts for nearly 20% of all giant sequoia trees, the largest trees on earth. we can only hope for regeneration. take you for watching. we will see you here announcer: it's time to p

the guests agreeing in absolute principle when it comes to the fact that this is the biggest crisis bobby has experienced. and since 1095 and the finding of the court however, maybe i'm, i was i'm a born optimist. but i still do think that there are some checks and balances within the very they can peace accord. but also the country itself are complicated, that might be as complex as it might be, that might prevent any kind of, you know, everything that we're seeing so far escalate into some kind of open, open, open conflict besides of a war. what is the mood like there in, sorry, april, at the moment a people genuinely fearful? yes, i think my people are concerned much of this reminds them of the fall of 91 when another on college and his ilk. the again undertaking this month's long process that led to secession and genocide. so many people are showing parallels of you know, this fall 2021 to 1991. so i think many people are generally concerned. okay. what do you think miller? i bought a kit is up to right now. why is he doing what he's doing? or with who's backing? well, he is now under

certainly, bobby kennedy get, which is why your film j. f. k. bad created waves on, on the hill itself. all the soon i'll stop you that. more from the oscar winning director out of his practice if you know that this is the 400 year anniversary of the very 1st thanksgiving, think about that 400 years of thanksgiving in north america. really an incredible miles down. and he really so thing the cops right on police report, passing in december 2020 a group of anti finishes. sell out a film crew access for 3 months. i feel like if people, organization, if an idea that is a must be of how the channel out the gate route, they may come with their faces. but they can say what they believe in, we believe now, but our community, we believe that to them is one of the major threats to united states has gotten reuben, this is a chance to see who antique or really are in order for me to extract my 1st amendment, right and say that my life matter, i have to be on to the teacher that i tell me is we can't trust the police. we can't trust the government. we ca

certainly, bobby kennedy hit, which is why your fellow j. f. k. bad created waves on, on the hill itself, on the stone. i'll stop you there. more from the oscar winning director off in the spring with ah ah, the ah sure don't seem inefficient. mister fisher from light at the, from the tech hockey, with some dinner washed them with especially want to hear the phone yet the nekisha posted in the flesh to follow them having here, beside next, the line, the at the with the now there she usually said almost i also what i might look up in days, it took the test once initially, so might yes, the key moments which she is legally and she shed. welcome back on the eve of the 5 year anniversary of the death of fidel castro. i'm still here with legendary oscar winning director oliver stone. if you watch champ k revisited, the white house isn't involved in this clandestine side to the government. i mean, joe biden is refusing to release these papers. your point is there is this shadow side of the government, the pentagon, which joe biden is increase massive

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kotak should step down. -- bobby kotick should step down. ♪ emily: the hot keeps getting hotter forision's ceo after allegations he was aware of sexual harassment claims at his company for years and did not inform the board. some shareholders are asking for his resignation. this following a walkout by activision employees who want the ceo and other executives to step down. other gaming companies are also weighing in, with the playstation chief telling his employees that he and his leadership expressed their deep concern to activation and that they do not believe their statements in response properly address the situation. meantime, cryptocurrency exchange is being scrutinized by the ftc. the platform is popular for paying its customers high interest rates for lending out tokens with annual yields that can go as high as 9.5%. the sec now reviewing whether blockfi accounts count as securities that should be registered with the regulator. and lebron james and his teammate are getting a new name for their home court, now known as the staples center. next month, crypto.com will replace t

a 2a—year—old man has been charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of bobbi—anne mcleododay. 18—year—old bobbi—anne was reported missing on saturday after she failed to meet friends. a woman's body was found six miles from the city centre on tuesday. shoppers are expected to spend more than £9 billion this weekend as the black friday sales get under way. it's the first big test for supply chains after months of disruption and labour shortages. emma simpson is at curry�*s main distribution centre in newark. love it or loathe it, black friday is a massive shopping event. what started as a one—day extravaganza is now a month—long blizzard of promotions and deals, partly to smooth out the demand. you join me here at currys, britain's biggest electrical retailer, and this is their main distribution hub. and it is the size of ten football pitches, this complex alone, and this is where all the orders are picked, processed and dispatched and today it is the peak, they are flat out. how is it all going? let's talk to lindsey hazlehurst, currys chief supply chain officer. how are

what happens basically in the song are character who's from bobby. and he's looking for his village, which is a secret finish. and all he has got to address some very new or in childhood. so that's where we need to go at on the location. and that he has made some sad lose and he's is vetting their dress is travelling with nut. icon to put me with your just city lou. why not? and got a soothing and done. i'm happy. at the same time, i'll know what i enjoyed every bit by the dean. i had said i most done. now haven't they get to audience and that makes me nervous. when people to connect to my study, i think a as a kimball, i watch these things with a kenyan sumani. i fear the backlash ethnic somalis had long been the target of intimidation and persecution. in kenya, almost every woman was of it. mohammed down travels through his homeland to reveal how his people and family have been subjected to years of brutal discrimination. typical of the way we are treated in a country were co al jazeera correspondence and less than a year. how high the middle east.

the family of bobbi—anne continue to be supported by specialist officers. everyone the importance of not speculating in relation to this matter. it is crucial that we uphold the integrity of this investigation at all times. once again, i give my utmost thanks to the communities and the public in plymouth. we have their continued support in our enquiries. specialist resources are supporting officers on the ground as we carry out enquiries at a number of locations. 0k, ok, let's catch up with the latest weather. here's darren bett. hello there. showers following on behind the first named of the season. temperatures could be close to freezing first thing in the morning. the cloud and rain that moves its way southwards, sunshine follows, showers, some heavy, but we will find those showers turning wintry northern ireland, some snow. the winds really starting to ramp up ljy the winds really starting to ramp up by this stage, temperatures may be a little bit higher than today but the winds will be stronger. it is would be storm are when that sweeps across the uk,

maybe i'll get it bobby with my temper mica martel. most of us a lot here, but if any of the mental one of you what you play bama got very out. does he but did magically binding with the lamps that you know, jeff, dick you any more than a by a bit about any but you didn't have it in again as he met them. marbella, gala guess you could send us yet if he might mean us. good, but i'm only, i get the mental model. get a chill guy, but you jack over again. this he doesn't then that they don't in general the case a bit, but in these are the only one by even by the last i bought a tiny leg beyond this been going to say got new things he could, but i got it. put again, i'm going to do that because even got me a mighty but i'll be yeah. or when he's gonna bother you guys or do i figure god in a fight yadda not goes cutting a book, i think going to school, but i don't. i'm not going to use them, but you don't have them on me. oh, good luck. i want to get on the ability to go out and they're going to walk up the order more to be able to talk abou

bobby kotick is the longest running ceo in the videogame industry.has been running activision since 1990. he has made a lot, a lot, a lot of money for that board of directors and for shareholders. bumped up the stock through the roof. obviously, it lost some gains recently since the lawsuit this summer. seems like the board wants to keep him going. today when i saw the wall street journal story, i thought he would be gone by the end of the day. i was surprised to see the board standing by him. feels like he has lost the faith of his employees. right now as we speak, about 150 people are marching, protesting in irvine, california, where where blizzard's offices are. blizzard is a subsidiary of activision. they are calling for his immediate ouster. even more people are protesting virtually as part of this walkout. so it feels like he has lost the confidence of his staff. i am pretty surprised the board is standing by him. emily: jason schreier, thank you so much for your reporting on the story. we will continue to follow how this plays out. definitely

>> bobby djavaheri: yeah, you-- you, right here, you wouldn't be able to walk in here.xes all the way to the ceiling. this would be fully full. >> whitaker: so what do you think when you see it like this? >> djavaheri: it's unbelievable. there's never been a month that's-- that's-- that's empty-- ever. the fact that christmas is around the corner and it's empty, it's shocking. >> whitaker: djavarheri runs yedi houseware, he imports household appliances from china. he told us his goods have been delayed for six months. now, he has thousands of orders he can't fill, and his shipping costs have soared from $2,000 a container to as high as $25,000. he blames this crisis on the ocean carriers. >> djavaheri: i call them pirates of the sea. they're 100% price-gouging, and no one's done anything about it. >> whitaker: it's not just market forces? >> djavaheri: no. no, i-- i really don't buy it. it's price-gouging, and it's someone taking advantage. >> whitaker: and it's hurting your business? >> djavaheri: yeah, it's hurting my business, and many other people's businesses. >> g