we will have to keep calling them by why and errol - carol x and yy. ve to keep calling them by why and errol x - calling them by why and errol x until highbury second next year when the two of them will be sentenced. they are now 16 years old. under british law, they cannot be identified by their names, unless a judge decides. that is what has happened today. let me tell you a bit about the background to this case. it was an 18 day trial at this crown court in manchester. it is an horrific crime. two 15—year—olds, as they were then, lowered a 16—year—old girl into a park in a village, halfway between manchester and liverpool, north—west england, and liverpool, north—west england, and carried out a horrific murder. she was stabbed 28 times. this was in the middle of the day, in daylight, in a park surrounded by dock workers and people out strolling around. the two 16—year—olds as i know i ran across the field and made their escape, leaving breanna dying alone in the middle of the ground. it is a crime that has horrified many people. yesterday, her mothe

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typekit uk and website which is typekit uk and there's facebook is to power forward slash carol decker and i'm still on xn't we all stop that? >> oh don't we all stop that? >> then um, instagram. you >> and then um, instagram. you can find me . and if you want to can find me. and if you want to come and or if you want come and see us or if you want to avoid us, you can find out where we yeah. carol it's where we are. yeah. carol it's been a pleasure talking to you, carol been a pleasure talking to you, cari everyone . the brilliant been a pleasure talking to you, carieveryone . the brilliant carol >> everyone. the brilliant carol decker. there any thoughts about creative? well how lovely to be able to do it for 40 years, i know. yeah, exactly . know. yeah, exactly. >> she's just having the time of her forever. yeah. an her life forever. yeah. an x factor but all the time. factor winner. but all the time. yes. amazing. >> of course, as i mentioned >> and of course, as i mentioned in the interview, you know, she writes songs well writes the songs as well as performs i'm performs the songs. and i'm interest

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carol. it's now 13 years since rebecca ferguson stepped onto the x—factor stage and wowed millions with herstant dream # a distant dream # nothing is real but love # nothing is real but love # nothing is real but love # no money, no house, no car can be the love #. rebecca joins us now. what an exciting day, a new album out. ., ., ., ., , out. now i have made the album independently. _ out. now i have made the album independently, i— out. now i have made the album independently, i am _ out. now i have made the album independently, i am excited - out. now i have made the album i independently, i am excited about music again, so it might not be my last. i love music again now. the big difference — last. i love music again now. the big difference here is this when you have released independently, how is that different? it have released independently, how is that different?— that different? it means i am in control, that different? it means i am in control. i _ that different? it means i am in control, i own _ that different? it means i am in control, i own at the _ that different? it means i a

carol: gold does not get much lower. katie: it hit a record high this month. i have a viewer writing in on ask. -- on x.aise the yellow rock. it has been a pretty good year from -- for gold. manus: death to anything is when you call your financial advisor and go, i would like some esg toast and i would like some gold. let's see whether immaculate disinflation does come to bear going into next year. who will win the race for the ip of 2024? carol: chilly all of a sudden. manus: we will talk to should knowledge bass a. who are the winners and losers in the ip flow show? we leave you with a hint of green for this holiday season. ♪ - [mo] if you're thinking about going back to school, this is for you. ♪ - i ended up spending less money my entire time at snhu than i did in just one year at my other university. - [juan] my time at snhu has given me more confidence. now i can go for that promotion. - if you're ready to go back to school... you can do it. southern new hampshire university has changed my life. and it can change yours too. ♪ - [announcer] visit snhu.edu. >> deals are getting done. it is just taki

carol: let's get back to cathi -- let's get back to cathie wood. i feel like we have to talk about tesla and elon musk. i know you just had a conversation on twitter/xvestment in tesla. when we first talked and you were getting started, you talked about him being the next thomas edison and how his vehicles would turn the u.s. economy upside down. having said that, there is an evolution. how are you thinking about the tesla story right now? cathie: thank you very much for letting me interview that time? you gave us that opportunity, so thank you. the world is evolving even more closely to what we expected because we expected a lot of traditional auto manufacturers to see the writing on the wall and rushed as quickly as they could into scaling big time into electric vehicles. both gm and ford have said, we are stepping back and we are not going to do this until it is profitable. in order to be profitable, they need to scale. these are learning curves and they are expressed in cost kleins. katie: i want to keep the conversation going on elon musk, but i want to bring it to the fund. take a look at the portfolio. you also have x formerly known as twitte