callie, we are going with callie. audrey from michigan, the left has awoke in a sleeping giant.regon. aoc should stick to makeup videos and assembling i key i can't furniture -- ikea furniture. i don't thinkly is going to be back for some time. we don't need an 87 more irs agents, we need 87,000 more immigration judges. just flip them. perfect. eric from florida sends, bidenomics is joe and family getting filthy rich while americans get filthy poor. tell the person looking for that gun to check the white house cubby and the library and the situation room. still want find it, can you? doe from indiana, what did duncan do to you? it put you in the hospital. louise from houston, you know that duncan coffee has no calories if you drink it black, why not just drink that? it doesn't taste like pure sugar and that's no fun. mike, oberman is a big joke, rogers is coming back. roasted. brian from woodmere new york, spanky burbank is one of the funniest names you come up with. if you go spanky burbank binder, sticky sammy and the chin and the top seeds of the nickname bracket, i don't kno

and hilda painting a portrait of 8-year-old callie.omeward tails animal rescue. and these novice painters are hoping to find them homes. the nonprofit draw for paws, their grandpaws initiative, created in 20 18 by an 8- named scarlet. she died of a brain tumor one year later, but her family continues her work, drawing and painting pets for donations. 700 portraits and counting. tonight, they have raised more than $100,000 for shelters and rescue organizations, and now, they're painting to find them homes. right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: one of the painters, chuck. >> i've enjoyed working with draw for paws. our big hope is these dogs will be adopted. >> david: and tonight here, we're happy to report some very good news. >> hi, david. >> david: the little girl who started it all, scarlet, tonight, her mother, robin. >> i have really exciting news that bo was adopted, so, my big hope now is the same hope that scarlet always had. she said that if she could, she would adopt every animal in the world, and we got bo adopted, le

the focus is i obviously now on the operation to catch daniel cally.u tell is about the operation? how extensive is it? it tell is about the operation? how extensive is it?— extensive is it? it is really very extensive. _ extensive is it? it is really very extensive, and _ extensive is it? it is really very extensive, and we _ extensive is it? it is really very extensive, and we are - extensive is it? it is really very extensive, and we are seeing i extensive is it? it is really very - extensive, and we are seeing some extraordinary pictures coming out this lunchtime of queues of lorries trying to leave the uk, and that is because there is enhance security checks at borders in dover in kent, and that has led to really backlogs, queues along the motorway. if you think about how mr daniel khalife actually escaped from prison, he basically was under a lorry. that is how it got out of prison. you may not be that surprised to see that there was a focus on lorries, on large trucks that are leaving the uk, because the investigators will obviously have to cons

callie cox relies on history. her new survey came out today. we'll go over that next. ♪.ons or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. say goodbye to daily insulin injections with omnipod 5... a tubeless system that automatically adjusts insulin to help protect against highs and lows. try it today. go to omnipod.com for risk information and instructions for use. consult your doctor before starting on omnipod. ♪. charles: all right in the show you heard about student loans. you heard about a shutdown. you heard about a whole bunch of different crises out there, weighing on investors minds, my next knows it better than anyone else because it affects investment sentiment. etoro investor callie cox. great survey you put out at that. so much to cover. some of the more intryinging bullets. this just came out today, right, so it is updated? >> yep. hot and fresh for you, charles. charles: 24% cited potential recession as the biggest externa

people's lives much less happy. and much more precarious. uh, i think i'll leave that that for my cally in california. and thank you professor, and uh, professor foot, pleasure to check in with you sir, i hope you're safe and doing well down there in irvine california. now, professor foot, uh, what do you attribute to you? i mean, we know that we're seeing a stagnating wages, runay inflation, uh, possibly housing uh crisis, at the same time that usually leads to you, increase in theft, homelessness, drug use, but why? homicides and car jackings, why are they up so dramatically your perspective? i look at it, i mean in addition to all the the items that he mentioned, uh, i look at problem number one is the uh breakdown in our prosecution system, uh, george soro spent millions of dollars. uh getting prosecuting attorneys elected in at least 50 major places not to do anything about crime uh we've had the democrats defund the police we've had uh sancture cities millions of people illegal uh immigrants flooding in from mexico that we can't afford to deal with even the the mayor of new york s

callie wilson's husband dan passed her a letter and asked her to read it out loud.says he is all booked up for the next few months. >> i will no longer be available for work on sundays 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., nor monday evenings or thursday evenings due to conflicting commitments. i will also be unavailable every saturday. >> yeah, okay. dan informed kelly that the schedule would be in effect until february or march. her response? sorry. we are short staffed. yeah, don't try that one at home, betty. >> it's great! mondays are covered, thursday, saturday . at one point they played on tuesday and wednesday during the season. >> yeah, he is going to need to get it together! >> for 22 weeks we are guaranteed to have a football game to watch. the nfl is back. the chiefs and lines kicking things off on thursday with the rest of the league awaiting sunday and monday. the chiefs raised their super bowl lvii banner and they are favored to do it again this season. kansas city leading 14-7 early. the homes to flex right to brian branch and returns it for a pick six, tying th

. - cally and camille. - hello. and i'm going to go get ready for the show.ou guys so much. - thank you so much. - all right. we're going to teach you a little something from "black and white" in our finale. what happens if we can't dance? ugh, we're going to dance? i don't want to dance. i want to do everything on this stage but dance. we're going to step, and you're kind of mashing with your heels. oh, hell no. i don't know. it looks very simple and her feet, and my feet can't do that. my poor instructor. she was like, this girl is so bad at this. and the fun part about it is you can just make it your own. on one, two, three-- while ashley and jared were sweating on the "mj" stage, i was sweating over their lunch plans. [upbeat music] oh, this is incredible. ashley and jared are soon to arrive and there's no way i'm having them wait on line. jake, curtis parris, global travel. i got clients coming here shortly. they need that table, and they cannot wait on line. [laughs] look how crowded it is. what, are you crazy? curtis: i'll do whatever. what do you need

chp says the event called la to the bay callie versus everyone was being promoted on social media over the past few days. chp stockton issuing a warning on facebook saying they have a 0 tolerance policy when it comes to sideshows and they will have extra officers on standby. our local chp divisions say they have not been made aware of any such event, but they too. we'll be ready. happening now. a heads up if you're driving to the south bay this weekend, all lanes of southbound 101, are shut down in mountain view through tomorrow morning. the closure began at 9 o'clock tonight at the moffitt boulevard. overcrossing lanes are expected to be back open by 9 in the morning tomorrow. >> taking a live look now at the bay bridge. it's not too crazy out there, but it does look like we've got a cloud cover and fog in the area. kron four's gayle ong is here a cow. >> hello know. well, hello again. good evening, everyone. and we have some subtropical moisture on tap for tonight. here's a view from the east bay hills. you could just see those high clouds there just moving on in across san francisco

jack rowe put in a personal best — winning in one hour, one minute, eight seconds, whilst calli thackeryfirst 30 minutes, clocking one hour, two minutes and 43 seconds. he's set to retire next weekend after competing at the great north run. it's quite emotional today because i haven't been feeling well this week. got a bit of a cold. i did know if i could do the race then i was thinking about all the people coming out here, and are not going to get another chance, so i came back today, gave it my best. i'm getting a bit and looking forward to obviously taking a break and hopefully still be involved in sports. hopefully still be involved in sorts. ., ., ., ., sports. your last time on london streets, sports. your last time on london streets. it's _ sports. your last time on london streets, it's been _ sports. your last time on london streets, it's been a _ sports. your last time on london streets, it's been a pleasure. - streets, it's been a pleasure. goodbye, london. love you, london! more reaction to that on the bbc sport website. in the cricket, england are aiming for a series win. tha

— jack rowe, who claimed victory in a personal best one hour, one minute and eight seconds, while calli sir mo farah race on their streets, as he brings the curtain down on a dazzling career. but, forjack rowe, there's an exciting future for him — 27—years—old, 13 years younger than sir mo, who he says he's been training alongside. afterwards, they both spoke to bbc sport'sjeanette kwayke. congratulations, you both finish but jack's to finish first in a personal best. what a course and time to run. super happy, i been training with mo farah and his team and it was nice to come back and deliver. it’s farah and his team and it was nice to come back and deliver.- to come back and deliver. it's a treat to come back and deliver. it's a great course — to come back and deliver. it's a great course to _ to come back and deliver. it's a great course to come _ to come back and deliver. it's a great course to come and - to come back and deliver. it's a great course to come and run i to come back and deliver. it's a l great course to come and run and how does it help for your for the winter? :, : d

to me and the blue states want open borders and governor abbott, we don't have the resources and callie and you are bad if you don't. and i try to break it down like a first grader. they welcomed them alleged and they don't want them and we're the bad ones for not housing them. make it make sense and having too much fun blaming the other guy. i don't get it. >> breaking things down like a first grader. go to you michael. >> my time to shine. too many people, tom. walking across land. it's -- i like how so these illegal immigrants walked across central and south america but in l.a., a bus ride to texas, that's inhumane. if i am a greyhound bus i am offended. and where the hell are all of these people coming from? is there a war, my life in my country is too difference and i need sanctuary in america, where the [bleep] is the conflict. they show up out of nowhere, what are they running from? i don't get that. and remember a very wise man once said, build a wall and i'm in favor of that. [applause] i don't want a fence, i am not happy with a fence, i want [bleep] great wall of china and am

investigate what you want, but i think they got a little, quite a bit haahead of themselves calli this hearing to a start when they just don't have the evidence. >> a couple things we don't know. another hearing. we don't know if they will subpoena president biden, but we don't know if articles of impeachment will be brought. we know the time spent and chosen to be spent in this moment and chair comer said yesterday this inquiry, this team, et cetera, is deemed essential? which means they will keep doing this work through a shutdown? >> essential for their short-term political purposes. not essential to the functioning of government or essential from any constitutional standpoint when it comes to impeachment. they say a mountain of evidence, completely refuted by his own witness whose say there's no direct evidence. >> he did talk -- if we have the sound we'll play it later. paraphrasing, two wire transfers from china at -- at an important moment. right? i think those are things we need more details on. >> we all -- it's perfectly legitimate to get more information. >> yeah. >> but not

that's not going to fly and the republicans are taking this me methoded cally and you can pull your hair have to address the facts. >> i would never touch my hair and we do address the facts. we say if hunter is guilty of something. >> not joe. everybody knows it walls are closing in jessica. >> i always wanted to say that. the walls are closing in. >> shaking in my bootys. >> bidenomics is wreaking havoc. i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms... ...better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, as these may be life-threatening, or uncontrolled muscle movements, which may be permanent. high blood sugar, wh

. >> chp says the event called la to the bay or callie versus everyone was being promoted on social media. chp stockton issued a warning on facebook saying they have a 0 tolerance policy when it comes to sideshows and they will have extra officers on standby. our local chp division say that they have not been made aware of any such event, but they too. we'll be ready. >> in san francisco, a 4 hour long standoff ends with one person in custody and another injured. police say it all started with a fight at a home on essex street around 11, 40 this morning, officers arrived to find one person with the cut and a woman barricaded inside a home holding a knife. the victim was taken to the hospital to be checked out as police in a crisis team spent the next several hours negotiating. eventually a tactical team did move in. they subdue the woman with what police called less lethal force options. the woman was arrested. an investigation is ongoing. >> take a look at this. can you believe it's been 3 years since bay area residents woke up to this orange hazy skies that lasted3all day long. there we

our friend callie cox made this excellent chart i want to share it.ince the rally began on october 14th, only 59% of stocks, 59% of the russell 3,000 are actually up. interesting enough, industrials have hung in there. industrials up, obviously technology is hanging in there, energy. these are hanging in there. they're higher. it remains one of these markets you can actually be in the right space and even be down losing money. it brings us to extra emphasis, this is is a stock pickers market. if you think about 59% of stocks being up that is hard to fat them when you think about that, only 37% of the names right now in the s&p 500 are higher, 37%. obviously energy is rocking right now but that is woefully low. i want to bring in charles schwab company chief investment strategist liz ann sonders. i love the report you put out last week, piece of work dissecting the labor market trends. for me though i would widen it out and say a piece of work dissecting all the economy. who can figure it out? how can you decide what is going on in the economy? >> this

that is a list of names with a vote callie out by the side. -- vote tally out by the side. the rest of the report is a recitation of the law and the statues that may be implicated by the report. there is not much information to go on. so i will tell you practically, i am a little relieved by that, if i were the prosecutor, because it is going to tell me that i feel like i have gotten less information out there that might come back on me as to influence the jury pool or something, because there is not a lot of information out there, but at the same time, the defense attorneys is giving a good look at the people to talk to, and list of names of people who were not charge and sort of gives them the witness's thoughts and the grand jurors thoughts and why they did not recommend so and so, and the vote was different on mr. x than ms. y, and going through the process to deciding that. and there is some good useful analytics to be done by both sides, but when it is coming to having the ham in the sandwich, it is not much meat in this report. >> so, tim, what do you do with that in

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now, a washington post article basically claims cally cl americans areit addicted, addicted to air conditioning, and it's, quote, turnedquot into the dark future of climate change. >> the write r says, if o capitalism had sold us on the necessity of air conditioningcessity and other n innovations, might we not be so entirely dependent air conditioning today? well, i'm pretty sure "the washington post" ha? s airc ar conditioning, right? summers in dc are brutal. >> let's check in on the author of that article. l righ all right, tyrust,, whenlt they claim it's capitalism's fault, how do they explainw done china and communism at all they've done to contribute to climatentributeate chan? ur a no, it's our air conditioning. they don't rag. they're. they're stupid. greg yes, they are. >> tyrus. about their feelings. mm-hmm. because here's the thing. everyone likesyone liko compla n about their first world amenities, air conditioningconditio, cars, tv, the internet, troll people toths make a living. all those things, if you take them all awa by she people over there would probably get eaten by someone

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today there are no animals in the clown arena, acrobat magicians and animals; the german circus rank callim. but this does not mean that the performance takes place without learned elephants and trained horses. they were simply replaced with hologram plans, they also stomp and trumpet to the public, and the horses gallop in a circle and bow and the children clap with delight. so practically nothing has changed, except that four-legged artists no longer experience hardships due to the nomadic life of the circus; in the future, the ways of teaching people will change; already now , in the decade of science and technology, the future rocket builders are being trained using virtual reality technologies, andrei alekseenko was convinced. at the moment, i am working with digital twins of real-life objects. that is, for example, here we have a soyuz launch vehicle, a few years ago virtual reality helmets were perceived as a gadget for computer games, but the situation has changed today, the so-called vr is excellent a tool for education; in korolev , students are taught in a virtual laboratory. we

callie reed >> mr. callie, you are recognized. >> just to make sure i have your background correct. you are the secretary of labor and workforce from an agency in california 2018 to 2021? >> correct. >> your labor commission from 2011 to 2018? >> correct. >> in your senate testimony in april you touted president biden's economic record. you said the results speak for themselves. you stated the unemployment rate. it has been less than 4% for more than a year, which close to the lowest it has been in 50 years. do you know how your home state of california is doing when it comes to the unemployment rate there throughout our state ? >> thank you. i don't know what the current unemployment rate in california is. >> according the bureau of labor statistics, california is the second highest unemployment rate for the right? >> i don't know. i trust that you have a correct. >> if a low unemployment right is a sign of good economic stewardship, what does it tell us about california that has the second highest? >> thank you for that question. you are correct. that we share a home state and i w

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but anything more tias| that, politically speaking wear a poppy, but anything more tias policeman, cally more tias policeman, cally spea need , as policeman, you don't need to on that. so this is to opine on that. so this is good seeing going just good seeing going back to just basically standard level policing and this is what we want in actual crimes that are being looked at rather than thought crimes. >> someone said to me, i can't think of it was it might have been. it have been kriss been. it might have been kriss akabusi, who said lately that one, than sort of opining one, rather than sort of opining to communities and the way to these communities and the way you you sort of get their approval , if you you sort of get their approval, if you like, is solving crimes which are happening within their communities and that's all you need to do. yeah, exactly. >> i think that's what people expect from the police officers and bothered and they're not really bothered about what the their political opinion guess this opinion is. and i guess this follows from what suella follows on from what

car makers, the big congto governments, basically big car makers, the big congto governments, they cally. if them off against each other. if you give x or y in you don't give us x or y in terms of monetary support or tax breaks whatever , we're just breaks or whatever, we're just going to take our factory to another going to take our factory to anoit's' going to take our factory to anoit's interesting that she's >> it's interesting that she's described figure or not described that figure or not acknowledging the figure itself, but light subsidy but some very light subsidy which is quite an elegant phrase . it's interesting. >> used. it's interesting, isn't it? kemi badenoch business secretary , you know, she's very secretary, you know, she's very much staked claim as a sort much staked her claim as a sort of centre right traditional conservative, . conservative, a free marketeer. you know, she's all about trade deals and competition. and so on.and deals and competition. and so on. and yet the conservative party just as the labour party would, they're justified thing pretty big subsidies,