and there there's plenty of evidence that carter was carter was in these ideas. he agreed with these ideas that even as a as a person in the south, he had actually borne personal cost as a business person, not joining these kind of reactive southern white citizens councils and things. but when it came to being president just wasn't at the top of his agenda and he has sort a mixed legacy for that reason in them. and the early part of the administration, the supreme heard a big case on affirmative action and the administration was really torn internally about exactly where to go with that. but they ended up kind of coming out in general support of of the concept of affirmative action. but again, that's kind of reactive. yeah. did any of his campaign focus civil rights like were there broken promises, i guess, or promises, but that that's a good question. yeah, it wasn't really wasn't really a campaign focus either. i mean, it was the campaign was lot more general about this kind of good government kind of idea. yeah it wasn't really front and center campaign. and y

carter got fired, davi disappeared.been charged, not yet. but. >> the case was basically, being actively investigate when this happened >> and now, here three month later was carter cervantes talking to the police. with growing suspicion that sh and her boyfriend were connected to ashlea murder the deal started off easy. >> where you - >> know, originally from lubbock. >> is your family still there? >> yeah. >> and the brothers are sisters? >> no brothers and sisters they all live in lubbock >> have you seen them lately >> now, i talk to them every day on text message, snapchat. but i haven't been home. >> more friendly questions >> where do you go to school >> - university >> so deal asked about thanksgiving, small talk >> what did you? eight >> i had turkey, stuffing, mash potatoes, casserole and this cabbage, bacon, salad that my mom really likes but i don't think david like the very much. >> except, this wasn't reall small talk detectives the deal was playin close attention. >> all right, so let's start with this mo

carter, we've given you a degree, carter, are counseling on tonight's health care call to action they're combining their forces so, carter, what do the charts tell you >> well, for starters, this is an area that we've liked and it's not working, right, the question is, will it at some point? what we have now, a circumstance where certain marketing names are literally in free fall it's very rare to move from a 52-week high to a 52-week low in a matter of two or three months, that's what's happened in big names like j&j and pfizer, and the divergence between s&p 5%, and sector down, j&j and pfizer are really lagging, the question is, is that an opportunity i think it is, and we can look at the charts. what we have here, at two marquee names coming down to fairly well defined prior lows, and the presumption is that for a trade you can catch them for a bounce, j&j, and pfizer is quite similar. >> so, mike, what's your trade >> yeah, so we're going to take a look at pfizer, i think, you know, it's interesting, when we talk about coronavirus pandemic related stocks, a lot of names get mentione

carter -- we've given you a degree, carter -- are counselling on tonight's health care call to action they're combining their forces carter, what do the charts tell you? >> for starter, this is an area we've liked, and it's not working, right so, the question is, will it at some point what we have now, circumstance where certain ones are in free fall rare to move from a 52-week high to 52-week low in two months and that's what's happening in j&j and pfizer really lagging so, the question is, is that an opportunity? i think it is. we can look at the charts. but what we have here are two marquee names that have come down to well defined prior lows, and the assumption is for a trade you can catch them for a bounce, j&j and pfizer is quite similar. >> mike, what's your trade >> we're going to take a look at pfizer it's interesting, when we talk about coronavirus pandemic related stocks, a lot of names get mentioned. you can talk about docusign, pellton, zoom. you could add all of those companiies together, and the gross revenues are not equal to the impact that it had for pfizer pfizer's

>> carter? >> i think that's right. this is just the equal and opposite action of the prior quarter. prior quarter was a big miss wall street darling, high multiple, dropped 12, 13% them week went up 14% leaving it where it was the last time trouble came. i think it's full. you'll notice it hasn't moved. >> all right, up next, small cap con concerns "options action" is back in two. you ok, man? the internet is telling me a million different ways i should be trading. look! what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you want to be rich like me? you want to trust me on this one. [inaudible] wow! yeah! it's time to take control of your investing education. cut through the noise with best-in-class education resources that match your preferred style of learning. learn your way. not theirs. td ameritrade. where smart investors get smarter℠. >>> welcome back to "options action." small caps having a rough couple of month the russell 2000 underperforming the broader market and on pace for a second honest in a row we

carter, what do you think of copper? copper is, i would say, turning, but again there's a great industrial metals index which has copper, aluminum, nickel and zinc. if you were to look at that, it's struggling, trying to not guess worse. i like gold better, but i think people know that. if one's going to traffic in any particular metal. >> all right. still to come, has netflix's stream higher come too far, too fast? how you can trim the surge. and for everything pac pac check out the website. much more after this. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> welcome back to "options action." here's netflix rebounding after the company started cracking down on password sharing. the stock is up more than 11% in the last two days. if you think the streaming surge has come too far too fast, brian has a way to hedge it. brian? >> yeah, definitel

carter, a life."us. this reporting that there was in fact a secret effort by the reagan campaign t sabotage the carter campaign by urging the iranians to hold the hostages until after that year's presidential election, how does that fundamentally change our understanding of american history and of the carter presidency? jonathan: this is a pretty big deal. because what you have is the campaign of a candidate for president who is prolonging the captivity of americans at the u.s. embassy in tehran in order to achieve a political victory. now, the deal itself has not been completely nailed down. but there is considerable circumstantial evidence th this took place. and this latest story is just another piece of that evidence. but it has been accumulating over the years. this was rumored at the time. there was a congressional investigation in 1992 that said there was quite a bit of suggestive evidence, but no smoking gun. and in the time since then, there have been really two major disclosures that have le

the message, never bet against jimmy carter. >> plains georgia is jimmy carter country. >> he is onemy book. one of the best. >> he is so closely connected, to where they were born and raised and that's why the impact of former president carter's failing health is felt so acutely here in this town of about 500. >> this tight-knit area is where carter grew up. attended high school. met and married rosalyn, the love of his life and where he returned after serving in the white house. >> this place, this geographic place where we are in this land has influenced him, influenced how he saw the world. >> this train depot, it's a museum now. it was carter's campaign headquarters during his presidential run. he went from here to the white house. back to his house, just down the street. but to the people here, the former president will always be mr. jimmy. embodying the spirit of carter, george mcafee volunteers by walking around plain, cleaning up the streets. mcafee has lived in the area his whole life, and would frequently see the former president and his wife riding their bikes around town

john: as we know, president carter is in hospice care.nes said one reason he wanted to speak up is because the president is near the end of his life. how do you think the president is going to respond to this? gary: i have talked to president carter a number of times about this, but very generally. basically, as far as i know, he believes that this did, in fact, happen, and has become as much of a believer as i am. i think he was also skeptical at the beginning, but i think he has come to believe that this really did happen. and people are -- the amazing thing is that mr. barnes waited for 43 years to tell his story. and it's really too bad, because i thin the american people would really have deserved to know if something like this happens, if an election is being fixed, we ought to know about it. and i am sorry that this story did not come out much, much sooner. john: fascinating bit of history. gary sick, thank you very much. gary: pleasure to be with you. ♪ john: sounds like science fiction -- a 5000-mile-long belt of seaweed weighing

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president jimmy carter.eorgia, he was born in that small town and it's where he lives now receiving hospice care with his family by his side. as carter enters the final stages of his life, people are reflecting on his legacy and what the former president means to their small community. cnn reports. >> reporter: plains georgia is jimmy carter country. >> he is one of the of a kind in my book, one of the best >> few american presidents are so closely connected to where they were born and raised. that's why the impact of former president carter's failing health is felt so acuting in this town of about 500. this tight knit area is where carter grew up attended high school, met, married the love of his life and where he returned after serving in the white house. >> this place, this geographic place influenced him and how he saw the world. >> this train depot is a museum now, it was carter's campaign headquarters during his presidential run. he went from here to the white house. back to his house just down street

carter and his lifetime of service. >> reporter: plains, georgia, is jimmy carter country. >> he is oneey were born and raised. that's why the impact of former president carter's failing health is felt so acutely here in this town of about 500. this tight-knit area is where carter grew up, attended high school, met and married the love of his life, and where he returned after serving in the white house. >> this place, this gee graphic place where we are in this land have influenced him and influenced how he saw the world. >> reporter: this train depot is a museum now. it was carter's campaign headquarters during his presidential run. he went from here to the white house, back to his house just down the street. but to the people here, the former president will always be mr. jimmy. embodying the spirit of carter, george mcafee volunteers by walking around plains cleaning up the streets. >> i can't stand cigarette butts. >> reporter: mcafee has lived in the area his whole life and would frequently see the former president and his wife riding their bikes around town. >> he had told me one t

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on the desk tonight, mike khouw, carter worth, and bonawyn eison. we wanted to provide you with an options psa on risk management there is a unique car insurance happening around options and svb and similar names that could leave you vulnerable if you're not sure how to handle it. mike, you did tweet out a warning and it's worth repeating as we look down the options change further out in time. >> one of the important things to remember is you do occasionally get special circumstances. you might trade options on silicon valley bank, and suddenly you wake up and the stocks have been halted. your question is, what becomes of the options that i currently hold so, it's interesting, and it's available publicly if you're interested you can go to the occ.com. that's the options clearing corporation. and they publish info memos. it's there fr there i learned the following. options clearing corporation was and is imposing no restriction on -- and in silicon valley bank shares that means if you hold puts that are expiring today or the subsequent expirations, y

what's next for this group carter braxton worth, what do you see? >> there's a lot of bifurcation you still have to move almost 20% to get to the highs. there's a lot of winners and losers, but there is this and there's no way around it if you go back to the winning of sector data when s&p changed the sectors, industrials, you see it on the screen here, have been an identical former to the s&p. you say, so what well, look at the next chart this is a ratio chart. it's the same all-data chart if you have a sector that performed the same as s&p it will have on a risk adjusted basis a poor performer at this point there's stocks that have shot to the moon, bowing and ge, and i think those are stocks that if you're in, you should take profits or sell short. >> karen, you have some industrial positions. >> doi i do before the show, carter, what do you think? >> would you rather buy it or not buy it >> something like that i said come on, carter, don't you have any to the penny? >> i think i said i like it. >> you did say you like it >> sometimes less is mor

our first witness is maggie carter. miss carter begin working at starbucks part-time four years ago. to get health benefits and pay while attending university of tennessee. her story knoxville, tennessee, was the first our bookstore in the south to unionize. since then, miss carter has helped workers of numerous other stories organized. i'm delighted to have you here to talk about her experience. miss carter. thanks for being with us. turn the mic on -- >> thank you so much, mister chairman. my name is maggie carter. i'm a single mom to a beautiful eight-year-old boy named colson. being his mom is the absolute greatest gift of my life. he is why i ended up at starbucks. the only place to offer me part-time benefits and what i thought would be flexible scheduling while in school. as a lesbian, i was also drawn to starbucks by its reputation as a progressive employer. i started working at starbucks in jackson tennessee in may of 2019. i was paid $8.35 an hour. then in march of 2020 came. and it felt as if the world shut d

. >> i voted in every one of those elections except for carter. carter and the first ronald reagan. i was thinking, man -- >> do you know what, you grow more beautiful with age, don. that's what i have to say. >> thank you very much. >> you even surprised us with that. we know you hate surprises. >> yeah. >> i hope that was a nice surprise. >> do you not think i would have had a cake with candles out here? >> on the night show they surprised me one and rolled the breaking news thing and i was like what is going on? what's happening? and they were like it's your birthday. i was like i hate surprises, don't do this. >> thank you. >> thanks, harry, appreciate it. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. have a great day, everyone. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. ♪

ca carter turning himself into police.arter's future as a potential number one pick in next month's nfl draft. new details in the death of a player and team employee. jaylon carter at the scene and spoke to police the night of the accident. carter and lecroix appeared to be racing at high speeds when lecroix lost control of the vehicle in the early morning hours of january 15th. following celebrations for uga second consecutive national championship. >> just heartbreaking coming off of a celebratory week, the entire bulldog nation is at a loss. >> according to documents reviewed by the atlanta journal constitution, carter left the crash scene before the police or emergency medical workers arrived. when he returned an hour and a half later, he gave shifting accounts of the wreck as an athens police officer questioned him about whether he was racing the car that crashed. lecroix was driving at about 104 miles per hour and her blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit in georgia. according to the athens clark county polic

but there are questions surrounding carter's actions that night. citing unspecified documents, "the atlanta journal- constitution" reports that carter left the the crash, and then returned and gav conflicting statements to p scene after the crash, and then returned and gave conflicting statements to police about what happened nbc news has not reviewed the documents. on twitter, carter writes "numerous media reports also have circulated containing inaccurate information. when all of the facts are known, he will be fully exonerated." carter has had at least three traffic citations in the last year, including a stop in september captured on this body cam. >> y'all need to slow down, dude >> reporter: police say he was traveling 89 miles per hour in a 45 mile-per-hour zone. as for the university of georgia, the athletics department is going to be conducting its own review of that fatal january crash. lester >> stephanie gosk, thank you. >>> up next, what's driving up the cost of car insurance. how you can hold it down, after this never cros sed my mind

i would imagine, carter, the charts, you know, look similar >> they do the regional banks are sort ofeta trade within financials insurance stocks are also getting hurt asset managers also hurt but the regional banks are the epicenter of the problem the issue is this, there's weakness to take advantage of and weakness to stay away from, discounts that are bad it's not a discount. it's value trap. you want to stay away from the weakness in banks. >> mike, what do you think >> i mean, first of all, this is deep end of the pool stuff now as we can see. all you need to do is take a look at how the regionals did this week, it's been exceptionally choppy i certainly fielded a lot of questions from people who wonder whether this was a good opportunity to get in. it is really important to remember when you're dealing with financial stocks, these are levered balance sheets it doesn't take much for things to go a little bit sideways. i really think you want to see things settle out a little bit more before you start dipping your foot in the water >> moving on to tlt, what do you think of this tr

warrants have been issued for a college football star and top nfl draft prospect police say jalen carter is facing charges for a january crash that left a teammate and a team staffer dead here's miguel almaguer >> i would like to, but jalen carter has got him again. >> reporter: widely considered the nfl's top prospect, tonight arrest warrants have been issued for 21-year-old jalen carter, who now faces misdemeanor charges of reckless driving and racing after a fatal accident in january that took the lives of one of carter's teammates and a university of georgia staff member athens police say hours after the georgia bulldogs celebrated their national championship, the superstar standout is suspected of racing another car driven by recruiting staffer chandler lecroy saying both vehicles drove in opposite lanes of travel and overtook other motorists. lecroy's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. her car traveling at about 104 miles per hour slammed into power poles and trees killing her and offensive lineman devin willock. >> there's one person that never did anything w

>> thank you, vice president carter-oberstone. we had a, we had a zoom meeting the other day about 6. 1-d g.o. 6.1 missing persons and that's in the update process. it's been a while since that's been updated. it's one of those on the long time list of at looking at reforming them, i also met with dpa the other day and professional technology that is working standardize and auto mate maintaining camera data also it's an interesting process of auto mating all the cameras but also streamlining getting it downloaded and tags. so we're going to be setting up a meeting with whoever in the staff that we need to talk about technology, there is an interest in moving this forward with somebody who has a patent on the effort and can get grants and we can really do something that is meaningful on the reform of managing data in a better way, especially around cameras. there is so much tension around cameras that it's important to get it right, to get it very affective and efficient and transparent. so i'm really excited about that. it's going

jalen carter facing charges linked to a deadly crash, killing a teammate and a staff member, hours after celebrating georgia's second straight national championship. tonight, police just releasing surveillance video and 911 calls from that deadly crash. >>> the dramatic move today in the alex murdaugh murder trial. jurors going to the crime scene and what they saw. then closing arguments. what prosecutors said about the son being shot and killed. they say the mother then running toward him. >>> a major decision tonight by drugmaker eli lilly. under growing pressure, the company says it will now cap the price of insulin at $35 a month, out of pocket, for everyone. this effects millions of americans. >>> the war in ukraine, and tonight, the extraordinary mare images coming in. ukraine releasing video claims to show russian tanks befs bein destroyed in a cloud of smoke in the east. >>> back in the u.s., the deadly fire in buffalo. a firefighter killed when a burning building collapses, an explosion knocking several firefighters to the ground. >>> what singer ed sheeran has revealed about hi

carter, carter, look, it's holding to trend line, going to bounce just like before?dercut ever so slightly. that sort of bulled up on apple, and it's managed to get back above that trend line. in 100 magnification you'll see it understood cut that line, and now it's back above it. >> carter we'll see you shortly in "options action." courtney, where do you stand on apple? he makes a -- >> i think he might have event implied pq3ñ#ó■v 2s7rm& that chart. >> didn't say it because i have been calling out his usage. he's been very heavy lately. >> it says so much. >> but apple. >> people are flocking to this to safety, right, because it has been a great performer for the last decade. there are positives about am. it's a great company. they have a lot of cash on their balance sheet. but can't justify how great the valuation is. i don't think it justifies 25 types next year as earnings. especially the safety trade. >> i often say to people, don't cut your flowers and keep your weed, and apple is absolutely a flower, but after its run and offensiveness in this market, that's w

it was carter's campaign headquarters during his presidential run.se to his house but to the people the former president will always be mr. jimmy. >> don't go in. >> reporter: embodying the spirit of carter, george volunteers by walking around plains cleaning up the streets. >> i can't stand to see it. >> reporter: he would frequently see the former president and wife riding the bikes around town. >> he had told me one time when we first moved here, me and my wife. he told me, he said, if you ever have any problem or anything, he said, call me. >> reporter: as they brace for the inevitable, people say they are comforted by his faith. >> all is well with his, his spirit, his soul. he lived at the master would have him live. >> reporter: the location bears the name of the carters. gotten to know the former president well, especially when carter resisted having his name on the club. >> only time i had a disagreement with him about the naming of this club. just as he did with the geneva accords riding the bikes in between the houses to negotiate peace we

. >> carter? the building i lived my■in. someone. i don't know. it had aqt( tough go the last quarter. a really tough go. it's anr >> i feel like you could say that about a lot ofw3d to be fair to çóçóu■-9■lulu, th >> that's why they have the chairs.çó >>nb■ carter chairs.i] ■ of lulu, of mike's trade? >> interestingly'$e1 "fast i]mo" you brought up nike and lulu. we saw bearish opnc activity in nike, we didn't see that in % lulu. maybe lululemon has more to the upside. i would expect that more on carter's side it seems a little bit of an expensivek sto something like walgreens and lululemon, there has been a mová to consumer discretre'ary. staples didq well today.fá it seems thisa5■ continues to pside.e1 >>i] all right. up next your tweets and "the final call." look! what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you want to be rich like me? you want to trust me on this one. [inaudible] wow! yeah! it's time to take control of your investing education. cut through the noise with best-in-c

iain carter from sawgrass. — is no excuse. iain carter from sawgrass, think _ is no excuse.d. british cyclist tom pidcock says winning the famous strade bianche race last weekend is the greatest achievement of his career. and that's coming from the olympic mountain bike champion and cyclo—cross world champ. the ineos grenadiers rider won the 184 kilometre one—day race with a superb solo breakaway. i think this one feels special, like you say, because it has kinda been the hardest step for me to make in my career. ok, the olympics was amazing, probably my biggest win i would still say, but if you look at that now and see what i am capable of, on a mountain bike, it is not as ground—breaking and impressive, but this is kind of the biggest for me to make. i have not won so many races in a few years i have been a pro. even though there is a lot of talk around my name, i guess. and last year, being sick around the classics, i knew what i was capable of, ijust could not put it to practice and i could not put the pieces together last year, so it is a big relief and it is special, i

oh, commissioner comments and commissioner carter. >> yeah. i love the ordinance for live music until 11:00 p.m. san francisco has to get back into that not just polk street but sowing other supervisors taking initiative and across the street. >> any other commissioner comments. >> public comment? >> no public comment on line or in the chamber. >> hearing none public comment is closed. next item, please. >> >> 8. commissioner discussion and new business (discussion item) this is a discussion item. >> commissioner zouzounis. >> thank you yeah. i want to also say i attended the press conference at the center that was great to have our women leaders pushing that work i feel like that is san francisco, you know, that we need to tip our hats so that the women are pioneering our move from stagnation to change in the new era great is to see the administrator and mayor and others speak 1209 work our commission has been championship championing for years and got to shout out to the media i like they serve to be known and announcements on my end ramadan

but he thought he was better than carter. he thought he was better than carter. and he probably would have been a decent president. he knew to assemble coalitions. he how to work the hill. he he had for many years the greatest staff on capitol hill. it was his hidden weapon. it was almost his hidden barony up on the that represented liberalism. everything went around it. republicans and democrat, moderate democrats. but there was, you know, if you needed something and you were a liberal, you went to kennedy staff and kennedy brought it to the boss, and they decided that, well, somebody's got to do it, and i guess it's going to be your discussion. the carter kennedy i mean, these appear to be two nice smiling guys. state yes, he did. and they did that too strong a word. no, i would say loathe would be a good word. and. yeah, and you look them and and you say you start to read it and you see that the inevitable train wreck happening and you say to yourself now stop it. you know, you're the president of the united states. you don't need to be this petty and you're y

we have reached out to the carter -- or to carter's representatives, but we have not yet heard back.so much. >> you bet. >>> the house ethics committee announced that it is opening an investigation into congressman george santos, who is under scrutiny for lies about his background and questions about his campaign finances. we'll have more on this ahead. is and effortlessly responds t to both of you. our smart slsleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep numbmber. alacross the country, people are working hard to build a beer future. so we're hard at work helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's why america's beverage companies are working together to deliver more great tasting options with less sugar or no sugar at all. in fact, today, nearly 60% of beverages s

here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: top nfl prospect and georgia bulldog jalen carter is facingconnection with a fatal crash in january. his teammate dylan willock and chandler lecroy a staffer were killed. according to records, the star player turned himself into authorities overnight, was booked into the athens clark county jail and released a short time later. according to an arrest warrant obtained earlier by nbc news, police filed two misdemeanor charges against carter for reckless driving and drag racing. this surveillance video obtained by our nbc news affiliate appears to show two cars matching police descriptions of the vehicles allegedly racing minutes before the crash. police have not confirmed the cars in the video were the ones involved. investigators finding both carter and lecroy drove at high rates of speed, overtaking other motorists and switching between lanes. lecroy said to be driving over 100 miles an hour with a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit. >> there's a car that definitely sped away. >> reporter: but there are questions surrounding c

i'll let carter speak to the chart. i don't like that chart.macro data around credit card balances and where the consumer is, and ultimately, look, the wealth effect that we also were just talking about both with caleb and with rosie, none of this really feeds well into credit card spending so i'm not chasing visa here >> can you speak to the charter, carter >> i can here's the thing it's a pair of 2s. it's not a bull. it's not a bear. sometimes stocks are where they belong it belongs here. >> all right for more "options action" -- thank you. tune in to the full show 5:30 p.m. eastern time. up next, final trade you know coach k, retirement looks good on you. who needs championships when you can look at birds? uh, coach, i'm looking at a goat! a hospital bill for $1200 bucks? gaaaaaap! did you say gap? he's talking about the expenses health insurance doesn't cover. but with aflac, you can get money to help close that gap. aflac, huh? aflac! gaaaaaap! aflac! gaaaaaap! get help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover at aflac. official partne

the officer there let carter go. meanwhile, regarding january's crash, carter released a statement saying, i will be exonerated. we turn now to a california couple sharing their ivf nightmare they're suing after an embryo mix up, which they say could be deadly. this morning, a california couple is suing a fertility clinic, claiming a doctor transplanted an embryo that tested positive for a deadly cancer gene. so you saw hrc. as your one way healthy child. 100% i cry all the time. it's devastating. jason and his wife, melissa, say they went to hrc fertility in pasadena after finding out they were carriers for two cancer genes for jason, a rare gene that forced him to undergo a stomach removal surgery. and for melissa, the brc a mutation for breast cancer, the couple decided on ivf to eliminate passing those genes onto a baby. i didn't want to have this burden. on anybody that i could potentially pass it to the lawsuit claims hrc fertility, told the couple they had stored a male embryo without the stomach cancer mutati

you are walking around fox news and sara carter.m grateful for the new yorkers that come up and say i love your work on the border. i was nervous. i walked around the city. is there anybody here who wants to indict president trump? come talk to me. people were like we are tired of this. we are tired of the division. if it's real, go for it. but everybody that i spoke to said no, there is more crime in this city. the focus needs to be that bragg should pay attention to the rising crime. last year 23% increase in crime in new york city. they are trying to go after president trump on an alleged misdemeanor when it's bragg who has taken misdemeanor and -- taken felonies and reduced them by 52% to misdemeanor. >> sean: this is the only case going from a misdemeanor to a felony. >> exactly. and new yorkers see right through it. this is a great city. i know there are a lot of democrats here. >> sean: not actually here. they are out there. >> [cheers and applause]. >> sean: sara carter, thank you. good to see nunew york. >> [cheers and appl

it will include -- our first witness is maggie carter. she began working at starbucks part-time four years ago. to get health benefits and pay while attending university. her store and knoxville tennessee was the first starbucks in the south to unionize and since then she has helped workers at numerous other stores organize. thank you for being with us. turn the mic on. >> thank you so much mr. chairman. my name is maggie carter, i'm a single mom. being has mom is the absolute greatest gift of my life. he is why i ended up at starbucks, the only place to offer me part-time benefits and what i thought would be flexible scheduling while in school. as a lesbian, i was drawn to starbucks by its reputation as a progressive employer. i started working at starbucks and jackson, tennessee in may of 2019. i was paid eight dollars point -- the world shutdown. i worked consistently from day one of the pandemic because as a single mom, i didn't have a choice. in april 2020, i told my manager i need to move from jackson to knoxville. it was not until

b, have ruth carter working on it. a wonderful visual face there —— face there.rin. four wins of the baftas and i thought the _ inisherin. four wins of the baftas and i thought the screenplay - inisherin. four wins of the baftas l and i thought the screenplay writer may have one, but did not. there was a lot of love for the banshees of inisherin but it sort of petered out in hollywood for some reason. maybe because some people were a bit dismissive of its irishness, there was some controversy about whether it was too irish or not irish enough, did it celebrate irishness? it kind of loss throughout the night, the banshees of inisherin, but we had heard about paul mescal, a great night for him, a meteoric rise for that lovely young man, and ireland was celebrated, did have a win in the live action short, a film called the irish goodbye, and provided one of the highlights of the evening for me to stop a bit of history being made, not sure i have ever seen this at the oscars, but the young starjames plays the kid with down syndrome in the short irish goodbye which yo

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carter showing us the problems we're dealing with in california and the forecast does not bode well. in the sierra nevada mountains here in california another six feet of snow is possible, not to mention really heavy rain in the bay area, up in the foothills as much as eight to twelve inches of rain is coming our way over the next four to five days. re'sy the issue. at the nevada and california state line, sierra nevada mountains, heavy snow has fallen all winter long and above this blue highlighted line that you see that's where we have snow. but also the forecast shows heavy rain falling onto that snow melting it rapidly, potentially leading to some life-threatening flash flooding. that's why it's such a concern. not to mention also big winter baerth weather across the midwest eventually into the northeast with some spots, j.b., picking up another five to eight inches of snow. >> thank you so much for the heads-up. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, russia unleashed a wave of more than 80 missiles across the country today, including several of its powerful hypersonic missiles.