carolyn: they can party still.in 2023 conference apparently is inviting to celebrate bitcoin winter in miami. partying aside, there are still people who want to build in this space. ed: i will put on the calendar. robinhood's chief brokerage officer. a lot to discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to bloomberg technology. new york. let's talk about robinhood for a moment. it is hoping to keep users through retirement. the app popular with young traders is offering 22 million users and ira 1% match. they say that a -- that it is the first of its kind for brokerage. let's talk with the chief brokerage officer of robinhood. the markets have been falling and it has been tumultuous for users. why now introduced this sort of a product? how are we shifting our perspective to try to save for the long haul? >> it is so nice to be here, thank you for having me. if you think about it is the next evolution of the journey for the 23 million young divers customers robinhood has brought into the marketplace. they ar

i'm getting to carolyn. so, so we were at my i have my now deceased aunt madge who lived up in redding. she was in a we knew she had some things but she was getting to where she couldn't quite remember what she had and so we were visiting her at her assisted living place in redding. and and i asked, you know, can we go to your house and see what we can find? yeah, here's the key. sure. so. so we walked into my aunt's house and the house was a little bit in disarray, let us say. and there were papers and books and things piled on the stairwell. and laurie walked in. and then the first 15 seconds, laurie spots this old looking black notebook that you could tell is not of this century. and we what is this? we pick it up and it's carolyn's diary. and we had no idea that she'd kept a diary. and it was almost like she was from beyond the grave saying, well, if you're going to tell my husband's story, you better get mine in there, too. i. so, really, i mean, just that that alone, you know. but they they were. yeah,

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speaking of your mother, tell me about carolyn gardiner. i mean, you describe her as a saint, an angel and a prayer warrior. and if i were to meet her for the first time, what would my impression be be of her and you would love carolyn gardiner. so she is absolutely amazing. she is a strong woman of faith. so every thing she does, her words, her actions, they're all rooted in scripture. she is all about service, believe it or not, because i'm kind of loud now and i kind of i write that guide. but she is a soft spoken woman until that voice of power comes out. and so, you know, when the lord that anointing starts rising up because she's all about service, she is all about helping people and on a true mission to make the world better. she loves her children, her grandchildren and her family. actually, her community. i got my community service spirit from my mother and she is a woman of optimism. she she taught us a long time ago that with god, all things are possible. and so she is she's all about the bible. she's all about jesus. and how muc

carolyn harris talking about the harry and meghan documentary that is in just a few hours. watching bbc news, thank you are watching bbc news, thank you very much forjoining me. hello. we're already seeing the snow piling up across some parts of northern scotland here, for example, aberdeenshire. so no wonder there are snow warnings out, notjust for northern scotland, but snow showers elsewhere. but with the widespread frost, of course, ice is a real concern, particularly where the showers have been, but not exclusively. and this cold air sitting upon us at the moment is here to stay. you can trace its origin right the way back up to the arctic, and it will, in fact, engulf many parts of northern europe. so although the chance of snow is low inland, it's certainly not without the realms of possibility, because most of the showers that fall — as we head through the rest of the week — could fall as snow, most likely in western and eastern areas, and particularly across northern and northern scotland, where that snow will continue to blow around in the strong wind. as much as

reporter: in october of 2020, carolyn left her interior design job to open this nonprofit.ince then, they've helped furnish over 1,000 homes. and they've gotten -- she gets ladders like this often. >> thank you notes that i've gotten. >> we are tickled pink, carolyn. i wanted to say thank you for helping my patient kelly furnish her very first home. kelly begins empowered to begin her life at home with her son. i truly believe this is the runway she needed to truly soar. reporter: this is her last push before christmas. briani is one of at least six families getting furniture before the holiday. and the packing continues. briani has no idea what's coming. they're even getting beds and mattresses. the last time they actually had a bed like this was almost a year ago. as they wait for the movers briani's' daughter eagle tore see what their new home looks like. in richmond. abc7 news. dan: what a special christmas they will have this year. ama: absolutely. all right. world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel and all o

carolyn ellison hired the law firm very high profile law firm named wilmer hale, okay? with deep ties to the u.s. attorney's office, the southern district of new york, which is doing a criminal probe on this whole thing. this is the office that has a guy named pareet baraja, former u.s. attorney for the southern district, again, that's the office doing the investigation and there's a gentleman named ajan sadi, ausa, who is one of the , was one of the top people at that office in terms of prosecuting white collar crime is now a major defense attorney. you put it all together and what people are saying, this is in the legal bar, and it's speculating but it's good, high- level speculation is that they think carolyn ellison will do a plea deal. wilmer hale charges $1,000-plus an hour. she probably, given unless she's sitting on billions of crypto that she cashed out, she probably doesn't have that type of bank to do a long type of drawn out years-long defense here. this is something that people think she's going to turn on sam bankman-fried and cut some sort of a plea deal.

grapple with this. >> the other part of this -- well, first let's just talk about what george and carolyn left behind, which is this school gets the exists, this college that still exists, in austin. >> so the school is still there. it went through a lot of ups and downs, but samuel houston college -- by the way, samuel who say -- houston is not sam houston the texan. it is spelled huston. i am more inclined to call it samuel huston. samuel huston was in iowa abolitionist. his estate left the princely sum of $10,000 to the school so that's why it bears his name. i think the texans somehow thought it was the real same houston, so that is how they pronounce it, but that is samuel huston was. the school closed -- it reopened in 1900 with its first black president, reuben levin good. and reuben levin good head come from wily college, another black college in texas, and he was -- had studied classics, we can't let him. and the reason was john c calhoun, that great fire breathing secessionist, had once said in the civil war that he would believe -- that he would never believe that negros are an

announcer: as the 117th congress comes to a close, democratic representatives and 11 of michigan and carolynoney of new york gave their farewell speeches on the house floor. the two reflected on their time in congress and the contributions they have made while in office. this is 40 minutes. >> so what does it mean to run for congress, to serve in congress? why do it? personally, i didn't run for congress until i was 58 years old, after a career as a union organizers, a human rights activist, running michigan's work force system, and creating innovative, new programs under then-governor jennifer grantholm, our energy secretary today, and then starting my own statewide energy finance market as a green entrepreneur. but a trump presidency put these priorities, each and every one of them, and indeed, our democracy, in grave danger. and i was inspired to run to replace my father, after his retirement. coming into congress with a historic freshman class of house democrats in the 116th congress, we started in the middle of a record-breaking government shutdown. our very first action, as an office,

so carolyn, how important is it to be sort of engaging with communities all year round?a lot of people think that mp are only really at work when they're sitting on those green benches in but there's so in westminster, but there's so much to the job. yeah, that much more to the job. yeah, that is. i mean, the green bench is a very , very small part of the very, very small part of the job. it's about helping people that that you represent to make sure that they've got as easy a path as possible to life. for some, it's very, very difficult . so let's explore exactly what you're engaged in with this with this christmas camp and what exactly is it providing to your constituents . but so it's all constituents. but so it's all about people who are dependent on food banks at christmas. we get they get food from the food bank. but it would be primarily what they would get the rest of the year and a couple of years ago, we decided that if we could bnng ago, we decided that if we could bring a bit of to some bring a bit of joy to some festive food, that we would do that. so we sta

professor carolyn bertozzi, you are one of the chemistry laureates, you bring your 91—year—old fatherthe night to tell him the news. he along with it before he answered? he: answered right away, my father is a night owl and he was awake at 2pm california time and we had a conversation. —— two o'clock in the morning. had a conversation. -- two o'clock in the morning. and he is also a scientist. _ o'clock in the morning. and he is also a scientist. he - o'clock in the morning. and he is also a scientist. he is - o'clock in the morning. and he is also a scientist. he is a - is also a scientist. he is a physicist _ is also a scientist. he is a physicist retired - is also a scientist. he is a physicist retired from - is also a scientist. he is a physicist retired from the | physicist retired from the mateschitz institute of technology in the united states. :, , , technology in the united states. , , :, :, states. so absolutely proud of his daughter. _ states. so absolutely proud of his daughter. you _ states. so absolutely proud of his daughter. you are - states. so absolutely proud of his

carolyn, i'll start with you. can you tell us how big the pressure was on the white house to make this deal happen? yes. well, there has been a lot of public pressure on the u. s. government to get griner a back home. however, despite the big success that this means now for the white house and for buttons administration, we know that to negotiations have not been easy and that there is a heavy price that the united states government has paid. they have released victor boot a huge figure for the united states and for russia, an arm stealer for okay. ada for the taliban. and for rebels in wanda booth has been sentenced for or had been sentenced to prison for 18 years. that means he would have been released in 2029. also the u. s. government was actually trying to secure the release not only of britney griner, but also of poll whelan, another u. s. american citizen who has been held in russian prisons since a 2018 charged with espionage. so a 2nd concession, the white house and violence administration had to make, in

those guys left on the outside looking in. >> carolyn, nice to see you. >>> i'm christine romans.

carolyn ellison said you knew about that. is that true?ion, i think, was, you know, very overcollateralized a year ago. there was a market collapse in its assets the last month and to some extent over the last year that threatened that position quite a bit, and i think that's, you know, as best i can tell a lot of what happened. >> i'm no cryptocurrency expert and i'm no finance expert, but i don't think you answered me question. i asked you, did you know that ftx deposits were used to pay off alameda creditors? >> i don't know of ftx deposits being used to pay off alameda creditors. are you -- which creditors are you referring to? >> carolyn ellison said you all knew that these funds were used -- were put into alameda. they were the funds owned by your depositors. >> so i can't speak for who knew what. you know, a lot of the customers on ftx did have, you know, in dollars or bitcoin. >> as you know, the ftx terms of service tell the people who signed up, none of the digital assets in your account are the property of or shall be or may be

neil: between carolyn ellison and the founder of ftx along with them. he is cornered. think he is toast but he was before he was indicted. i told you he would get indicted before the end of the year. my sources said they had a solid, unbeatable case. the us attorneys case doesn't really lose. these types of indictments. one thing we should throw out. if you look at the bail thing, parents money, there is a mystery donor. and unnamed party who put up their house or whatever, bond or something, that mystery donor, given the parents ties to the richest democrats in the country. it would be nice to know this was a political person they tapped into. sam bankman-fried's mother, missus fried, mister bankman is the old man is a huge democrat fundraiser with ties. neil: we don't know who that is. charles: i don't think it is out of the ordinary to sort of let's see who it is. could it be that? neil: this will go to trial? charles: he is toast. he has got to be crazy. neil: if you don't score a deal -- charles: he throws himself on the mercy of the court. this guy is so done. i

so the weather plaguing the nfl as well. >> carolyn manno, thank you. thank you for joining us.>> we now have what we talk about not just today but for generations th

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it's making me going around your neighborhood christmas carolyn?should start it back up. >> we are doing this. >> this is one of those things where i will stand here with the phone while you do this.[ laughter ] >>> after a win that cost them their quarterback, the 49ers are pinning their dreams on a rookie. we have the story in the reticle report. >>> if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment. that's why comcast business gives you more. more innovation... with our new gig-speed wi-fi, plus unlimited data. more speed... from the largest, fastest, reliable network... and more savings- up to 60% a year on comcast business mobile. all from the company that powers more businesses than any other provider. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $69.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. >>> is about 5:30. welcome back, voters in georgia are going to the polls in a senate runoff with national implications. this could kate keep the chamber evenly split. th

they have the ex-girlfriend, carolyn ellison.f her plea agreement, which i did, it says point blank that both her, sam bankman-fried and she said others agreed not to disclose the full extent of the relationship with the crypto exchange, which had the customer money and the hedge fund to make unlimited borrowing of those customer funds or use of those customer funds in its gambling in the cryptocurrency casino. she said that. i'm paraphrasing a little bit. that is like means he's toast. i don't know why they're being so nice to him. he still has his -- his family has a lot of stroke in democratic party circles. we should point out that carolyn ellison, hired a former u.s. attorney who is very close ties to the biden administration. she got her plea deal that way. i'm sure there's others. we should make one other point. there's likely to be more indictments next week. those could be the others that she was talking ant. >> anita: she's said a lot of interesting things to investigators. quickly to your point. it's interesting to see

joining me now is democratic congresswoman carolyn bordeaux.> good to be here. >> congresswoman, thank you for joining us. your state, your state is the center of the political universe right now. so let us start there. as the last major race of the midterms, the georgia senate runoff has been drawing a lot of an out of state money, in quite a few prominent politicians. former president barack obama was in atlanta on thursday to campaign for senator warnock. and poked a little fun herschel walker, take a listen. >> mister walker has been talking about issues that are of great importance to the people of georgia. like whether it is better to be a vampire or a werewolf. this is a debate that i must confess i was once had myself. [laughter] when i was seven. [laughter] [crowd chanting] then i grew up. >> the washington post reports that republicans are privately extremely concerned about walker's electability. and former president donald trump's impact on this race. what are you hearing, congresswoman, from voters and activists in the final days o

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it's one of the few carolyn jinn era buildings to survive more or less intact. a leap north takes us to the old town of gus law and the hamas bag mine. in the middle ages. goslin was a royal seat where holy roman emperors held imperial sentence about 2 thirds of the old towns, buildings are protected. the decoration indicates the status and wealth of their one time owners. today, a good $1500.00 half timbered houses are crowded together on one square kilometer of the medieval city center. the town owes its rise and prosperity to iron and silver deposits discovered at the vamos, bag mountain, about 2 kilometers from ga sla. ah, the mine was worked until 1988. ah, now we fly south to bomb back in northern bavaria. it's old town with over 2400 protected buildings, was declared a world heritage site in 1993 bombay was built on 7 hills, earning at the nickname franklin in rome. ah, these hills are topped with churches the most prominent of which is the bomb beg cathedral of saint peter and saint gale. ah, it stables the famous bomb bag horsemen from the 13th century.

los dos implicados son carolyn alison, directora de una empresa de comercio, y por Último, el cofundadordentes de estados unidos y de ucrania, que mostrÓ un frente unido. joe biden dijo que comparten la misma visiÓn de una ucrania libre, independiente, segura y prÓspera. ademÁs pidiÓ que la guerra llegue a su fin tras 300 dÍas de sangre, zelenski dijo que cada dÓlar desinversiÓn para estados unidos va a suponer un refuerzo de la seguridad mundial. escuchemos a ambos lÍderes. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] borja: este encuentro ocurre en momentos en que el gobierno de biden anunciado el envÍo de casi 2000 millones mÁs en ayuda a la seguridad de ucrania, escuchÉ esto, mÁs allÁ del dinero, biden se ha comprometido algo de mayor simbolismo, y es el envÍo de una baterÍa de misiles patriots de largo alcance, es un arma con la que estados unidos se habÍa resistido hasta ahora construir los esfuerzos defensivos de ucrania, pese a que zelenski la reclamaba con insistencia para hacer frente a los ataques rusos. veremos cuÁl es el desarrollo de esta guerra, ya casi va a cumplir un aÑo. volv

carolyn ellison, the former ceo of alameda research, it appears that she may face charges that she actuallyt cryptocurrency and that gary wang, the chief technical officer for ftx may have written programs that allowed ftx customers' funds to be diverted without their being detection of that. both of those people, high-level executives, cooperating with federal authorities and planning to plead guilty and presumably have fewer charges, fewer sentences, more leniency in exchange for that cooperation. >> great seeing you. appreciate your time. >> nice to see you. >>> up next, almost the entire country is bracing for a massive winter storm. i'll talk to an emergency management official in chicago about how people there should prepare. >>> plus the fight over our border policy held up in courts. people who just arrived in the u.s. are on the streets in bitter cold. we're live from el paso next. if you still have symptoms of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms

it featured a nondenominational prayer , carolyn, and remarks from the oakland mayor elect, as well as a school bus decorated is a giant reindeer on the union's parking lot. >>> well, still ahead today at noon, we're in alejo when the copper flips the switch on the iconic light display for its last season. >>> and - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 >>> welcome back. let's get to first alert meteorologist jessica burch with more on the rain coming our way. >> it's right around the corner. we can already see those low-lying clouds slowly creep in into the marina area , actually. let's take a closer look to the first alert doppler, though. we're starting to see the scattered showers return back into the forecast. it's as though we haven't seen it

>> you would love carolyn gardner. she has a strong woman of faith.rything she does, her words, her actions, they are all rooted in scripture. believe it or not, i am kind of loud, she is a soft spoken woman. you know when to lower that.op she is all about service. she is all about helping people. a true mission to help make the world better. her community. i got my community service from my mother. she has a woman of optimism. arshe taught us a long time ago that with god all things are possible. she is all about the bible. she is all about jesus. all of it. all of it. i am truly my mother's daughter. i havee an alter ego. mymy mother probably does not he an alterer ego. [laughter] but she gave me a foundation in scripture. she gaven me a foundation of optimism. i watched her go through a lot to raise her children. i saw her go through domestic violence. i saw her working two or three jobs. i know what hard work looks like. she models for me what it looks like to be a strong woman of grace and grit. >> cca father who shared on numerous occasions in t

linda austed and carolyn klark used to be two of them, working in different units. >> 8 1/2 years i spent on the streets in a uniform in a patrol car. then after that, i went to internal affairs. >> reporter: do you miss the job >> every single day. i loved it. >> reporter: two successful careers until they say they were each sexually harassed by their bosses >> he would do a lot of touching me and touching my shoulders and showing up to a lot of my calls. >> i would speak to him and he would glance up and down >> reporter: you could feel it? >> you could see it. >> reporter: two of clark's fellow officers witnessed the harassment >> he came into the unit and started almost immediately talking about her body >> reporter: to who? >> me. >> tell him to knock it off this has to stop now. >> reporter: it didn't >> no. >> i would say it doubled down >> reporter: in alstot's case, the supervisor in internal affairs kept asking questions about her personal life. >> i flatout told him, that's none of your business i thought he stopped he did not weeks later, i found out that -- i was surveilled t

carolyn bertuzzi is honored for her work on cancer drugs, and dna mapping. john closser is recognized for an experiment he performed in 1972, that proved albert einstein was wrong. about the relationship between light and matter. >> he does not equal mc squared? there's your headline, that's it for us at 5:00 we will see you back here at 6:00. be make our weekend news is next, news updates are always on kpix5.com. have a good night, everyone. >>> tonight, wild weather set for a cross country run. a major system expands across the west this weekend before rumbling east. deep snow, blizzards, and tornadoes in the forecast. travel concerns for millions of americans. >>> also tonight, tributes for grant wahl after the soccer journalist suddenly dies during the world cup. >> unfortunate, you know, to lose someone as great as he was. >>> plus, prisoner politics. with brittney griner released, pressure mounts on president joe biden to free others. >>> taking aim -- today nobel peace prizewinners

>> you would have loved carolyn gardner. she's absolutely amazing. she's a strong woman of faith. everything she does, her words, or actions, are all rooted in scripture. she's all about service. believe it or not, i am kind of loud. she is a soft-spoken woman until that voice of power comes out, you know when that anointing spark is rising up but she's all about service, all about helping people and on a true mission to make the world better. she loves her children, her grandchildren, her family, her community. i got my community service spirit from my mother. she's a woman of optimism. she taught us a long time ago with god all things are possible. she's all about the bible. she is all about jesus. >> how much do you credit your success to having a mother like that? >> all of it. all of it. i am truly my mother's daughter. i'm not the saintly woman she is, not by any means, but i have an alter ego named janelle. my mother does not have an alter ego but she gave me a foundation in scripture, she gave me a foundation of optimism and definitely a foundation of faith. not only does

bay physicist john closser for his revolutionary work in quantum mechanics, and stanford professor, carolyn, who won the prize in chemistry. >>> putting rain or shine to the chest, the fireworks show in sausalito went on as planned despite the showers and chilly temperatures. parade floats along the waterfront with fireworks above once things get going. and locals say it is the highlight of the holiday season. >> i want to thank our insiders at the restaurant as well as jk, people working, you know -- out of the love of their hearts and the love of sausalito to bring those videos to us. >> no wind advisory, that helped. >> and no rain advisory, that was a concern. >>> things did improve for that. that is going to be the trend. more sunshine tomorrow, but a day to keep the umbrella on standby. keeping the holiday theme going, christmas in the park looks okay. after the wind advisory. san jose, actually downtown close to an inch of rain today. 52 degrees currently in san jose, the dublin tri-valley, dublin an inch and a half of rainfall, down to 49 degrees now. you can see some camera lens an

dani: for more, let's bring in our correspondent carolyn. -- caroline. president akron able to -- president macron able to change anything? >> you heard joe biden talking about possible tweaks which is a package that the president -- the french president has spoken about. 2.5 hours, twice as long as planned. joe biden used this kind of rhetoric, tweaks, glitches, adjustments. event spoke about possible exceptions for europe. one provision in the inflation ask -- acts with countries that have free-trade agreements, meaning allies. whether or not that leads to concrete tweaks in the package -- as one reporter put it -- it is not about love, it is about proof of love. dani: very well said. why not cheese and more by gets to -- and more bagguettes too? coming up, we talk about blackstone real estate fund and their redemption. we will also talk to credit suisse chairman in the dani: good evening. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." ahead of key data later today, u.s. jobs look softer than expected. south african president weighs resignation amongst allegati

hi, i'm carolyn from the quit smoking team.red foot and soldiers he is now stuck in queen elizabeth hospital. how cigarettes do you normally smoke a day of anthony? ten at the most. so carol sees a chance to help anthony quit. we can offer you some patches for your arm. it's something to do with your hands. that is full of nicotine as well. carol herself gave a smoking five years ago. she understands how hard it can be. if i could do it anybody can. and i did it. so you can as well. and she fears what might happen if this kind of service didn't exist. i just think people will die sooner because they are not getting the support that they need. and i think now if we're educating the mothers they are going to educate their children not to smoke as well. it's them that are the future, isn't it? in england public health measures like stop smoking services are funded by local authorities with a grant from social care worth £3.11 billion this year. the budgets have been squeezed hard over the last decade and a rising inflation means t

i've been speaking to royal historian and author dr carolyn harris. future of the monarchy. seeing the transition from one reign to another, king charles iii mentioned his love for harry and meghan and he was proud of the new lives they were creating in california so were creating in california so we get a sense of king charles iii trying to extend the olive branch and it will be interesting to see if harry and meghan are invited to coronation next year. however it is clear the relationship between william and harry may well be damaged beyond repair as we can see that there is a lot of conflict between the two brothers and that they see the situation they are in completely deaf lee. they are not the first _ completely deaf lee. they are not the first royal _ completely deaf lee. they are not the first royal brothers i completely deaf lee. they are not the first royal brothers to | not the first royal brothers to find themselves suffering the sort of falling out i believe are they? sort of falling out i believe are the ? ., , ., are they? certainly not

the job performance of the postmaster general -- and the legislative proposal from representative carolyn maloney that would place bar codes on mailing ballots. for tracking purposes during elections. the hearing is just over two hours. >> if you are ready. welcome, everybody, to this hybrid hearing. sorry to keep you waiting. i got stuck on the floor. some members will appear in person, others will appear remotely by zoom. we are all familiar with zoom by now. the house rules require we see you. please have your cameras turned on at all times. second, members appearing remotely who are not recognized should remain muted to minimize background noise and feedback. they can, if they seek recognition, they can -- or by chat room or contacting staff. we will begin the hearing now. thank you, aiden. okay. committee will come to order. without objection, chair is authorized -- >> mister chair, i would just have a question. we've all been here for almost a half hour. in view of things that we have going on here, can we have a motion to adjourn so we can actually start on time and be prepared to

new york congresswoman carolyn maloney says legislation rolling back lgbtq rights was also introduced in congress. these hateful pieces of legislation have fueled dangerous rise and extreme anti lgbtqi rhetoric. but kentucky republican congressman james comer says it's wrong to focus on crimes against that group. we should be using our time and resources to conduct oversight into the rise of violent crimes committed against all americans. although the parties disagree on how to handle violent crime, they agree it must be addressed in the next congress reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> well, the original boba guys store in san francisco's mission district is shut down for good. that's after the store closed temporarily 2 months ago when a group of employees, if used to work and they criticize the company on social media. the workers claim boba guys was retaliating against him for taking the form of a talking about forming a union. the 2 co-founders say they respect the rights of employees to organize, but they still closed down the store since launching the san francisco locati

new york congresswoman carolyn maloney says legislation rolling back lgbtq rights was also introducedess. these hateful pieces of legislation have fueled dangerous rise in extreme anti lgbtqi rhetoric. but kentucky republican congressman james comer says it's wrong to focus on crimes against that group. we should be using our time and resources to conduct oversight into the rise of violent crimes committed against all americans. although the parties disagree on how to handle violent crime, they agree it must be addressed in the next congress reporting in washington reshad hudson. still ahead with stories of suicide in the news on a regular basis will talk to an expert live to learn more about the signs and risk factors. >> that's next. >> tonight at 5.30, suicide is a leading cause of death among children and adults. but spotting risk factors and warning signs is not always easy at. the cdc says that nearly 46,000 people in the u.s. died by suicide in twenty-twenty roughly one death. every 11 minutes. and joining us now to talk more about suicide prevention is sanford train, psycholog

carolyn acosta. this is on her way to a demonstration in downtown, when, as ari's, even before the pandemic, she belong to a union. and serves as general secretary of the association of nurses. argentina is a football, crazy nation. and to day the much has been organized to help raise awareness of the plight of health care workers. the nurses are playing a team from the mayor's office. with me as a certified nurse, i've been working for 16 years and a public hospital in the city and really no more than 800000 pesos, but equivalent of 600 euros. if they amanda, give the outrages politicians don't mind us earning. half of what every one else in healthcare and nurses in argentina. what also applauded from cantonese junior lockdown. oh sadie at the start we all cheered the mine anyway. oh and then it was over by the field. i support them a show feeder couple didn't i was in hospital for 6 months and 2021. the recovery, hired cove. it and it was pretty serious. you know, and i'm so thankful to everyone in