clint: yes.ce and one of the reasons prices have come down slightly for airfare is the airlines get a little ahead of themselves on some of the pricing, especially out of the pandemic when they could. i think people have rationalized their spending and little more on travel. you have seen a return to normal along with capacity increases from the airlines. we are seeing price normalization i would say and the consumer is always the most sensitive to price. jonathan: can you reveal the concierge key secret on-air, the actual threshold to be treated real well? clint: it depends on what hub city you are flying from. if you are from dallas, they will probably not invite you to be a concierge key, even if you spend a magical $60,000 to $80,000 a year. jonathan: just on tickets? clint: just on tickets. jonathan: if i pretend i live somewhere other than dallas, i have a better chance. clint: if you live somewhere where they are trying to build their business, they are more likely to invite you. but the p

let's talk all things travel with clint henderson. he knows a thing or two.lint, let's start things off with the massive surge in travel that we've seen. this is post pandemic. the pandemic is in the rearview. there is revenge travel and a lot of it. >> we have settled into the travel demand. i think a lot of people decided during the pandemic they will travel come heck or high water. you also have the business travel. that combines for higher crowds. i talked to the head of the tsa last week and he said they were ready and that he felt like it could be a record-breaking day. we'll see. very interesting elevated level of travel demand overall. >> with that in mind, clint, there have been some highs and lows for the airline business overall. we are seeing the demand and the bankruptcy filing for irit and then trying to serve the budget friendly customers. what exactly is the airline dynamic that you see coming in 2025? >> it's fascinating. you think you will see llout for the low cost carriers. i do think you will see consolidation among the low-cost carriers.

she calls us back and says, clint and i are flying down. pray. it's chilling even just hearing you say that. yeah. andrea canning (voiceover): as kelsey's family agonized over her whereabouts, investigators went back to her condo. we're just trying to find evidence of where she may have gone. did she leave behind her phone, her purse, anything that would be out of the ordinary? we never found her phone, her purse, or her keys. both vehicles were out in the driveway. she's got a black sedan and a red chevy truck. andrea canning (voiceover): also in the condo, investigators found kelsey's makeup bag, something her family said she never traveled without. on the stove, cold cinnamon buns. it was that evening i realized certain things weren't adding up. the car's there, but not the keys. she's a young mother. she's not with her kid. so i requested assistance from the fbi and cbi. greg, that's when you enter the case? yes. andrea canning (voiceover): greg slater is also an agent with the colorado bureau of investigation. he's been in law enforcement fo

clint good to see you, though. >> you can start.ooking spring break now. >> i'm going to have to start checking out your website before i book these trips. i mean, there's a long list of like promo codes and discounts and all these huge resorts that you can get a good deal with. clint henderson, good to see you. happy thanksgiving. thank you. >> good to see you happy thanksgiving. >> all right still to come, a missing father who faked his own death is talking to authorities, but he still has not revealed his exact location. we've got details of this really baffling case of the year? >> visit cnn heroes. >> i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. >> those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. here, i'll take that. >> ensure max protein 30g protein, one gram of sugar, and a protein blend to feed muscles up to seven hours. >> sounds like you need to vaporize that cold dayquil vapor cool. it's dayquil, plus a rush of vicks vapors. people cool whoa. >> dayquil vapor cool. the vaporizing daytime coughing, aching, s

up next, what could be clint eastwood's final film and the golden bachelorette?aqui. >> i'm lyanne melendez. i'm luz pena. i'm tara campbell. >> i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news. we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better some alternative series. 8:00. the golden bachelorette, followed by abbott elementary. what would you do? is it 10 p.m? and then stay with us for abc seven news at 11:00. now we're getting really close to the finish line on the golden bachelorette. this week, joan, that is the golden bachelorette. if you haven't been watching her exes reunite for the men tell all episode now. one guy who really stood out all season is charles l. he basically charmed bachelorette nation. his fellow bachelors, and joan by just being himself and following his heart. >> he is like the only adult that i have ever met that is that innocent. he just has like, this pure heart. and he is such a kind person and he's so open to like, living life now. >> i told myself, just be honest with yourself. if this time doesn't work, it's okay. you kn

a little control, clint coverage smells cookies. do spilled cookies. we always have bats at my grandma's since 1921 on series season those 30. okay. we can take the bed from berlin and we have them back in the day the lin, sugar mice. so we have some new. yes. we could make a salad in a pumpkin soup and grilled fennel. uh cuz the sensor yes, that's good. how about you come by, county tomatoes with that to your home. kind of we didn't get any tomatoes or cucumber from germany. as of that, it wasn't that easy to find things and in midwinter, what kind of vegetables can you buy a pod from cabbage and pumpkin in court? the pumpkin seedlings coming to an end. oh, and in any case you don't want to eat, not all the time. so that's the question of what you switch to a long spring today. it's pumpkin. so for dinner everything is checked, but not everyone's happy. and we can't just eat soup normally without some sort of issue. the soonest in the local the doing without is difficult, but it's a radical approach. the only way forward do we really have to turn our

clint covered. smells cookies. do spilled cookies. we always have bats at my grandma's since 1921 on series. ok, here's enough for you. okay, we can take the bed from berlin and we have them back in the day. the lin, sugar mice show we have them ma'am? yes. we could make a salad in a pumpkin soup and grilled fennel cuz they can offend sir. yes, that's good, but come with icon the tomatoes with that to your home kind of we didn't get any tomatoes or cucumber from germany as of that it wasn't that easy to find things and then midwinter, what kind of vegetables can you buy a pot from? cabbage and pumpkin coil, the pumpkin seedlings coming to an end. o. and in any case, you don't want to eat, not all the time this. and so that's the question of what you switch to. who owns things today, it's pumpkin. so for dinner, everything is checked. but not everyone's happy, and we can't just eat soup normally without some sort of issue. the food isn't local. the doing without is difficult, but is the radical approach. the only way forward? do we rea

days, i heard one of the young ladies say on another podcast, some of her best days were when bill clint m-365 clinton was in office. as i hear my people speak, i have three concerns. >> you put a lot out there. i'm going to hear from patricia in oklahoma next. democrats line. hi. host: to the caller's point about the transition agreement, this is reported in many outlets but cnn as well. saying that ethics agreement that's required for the presidential transition still not signed. a least as of, this was the 9th, he's not yet the president-elect. host: let's go to robbie in maryland. republican line. caller: hi, this is robbie. i want to know, why doesn't trump do anything about, about the people he's trying to go after? i've seen it on youtube, you know? he's trying to go after a bunch of mobs. i don't know what he was thinking, you know, it's dangerous, he knows they are going to come after him. i was wondering, what's his stance on the terrorists and all of that, dealing with everyone? it's a mess right now. i know it's messed up. i wanted to know, is the president going to fix this?

i am a fan of clint eastwood movies in juror number 2.ting in the movie, but he has his signature all over it as its director. it's a courtroom drama that's focused on nicholas hoult character was on jury duty in a high-profile murder case. it's the story unfolds. juror number realizes that he may have information that could exonerate the accused for that. this isn't like an episode of a tv drama. course, one is you guessing about what might happen next throughout full of quiet, but deep seeded emotion and suspense and compassion all told in eastwood's low key style that draws you into the many layers of the judicial system at and in great performances from toni colet e as the tough as nails prosecutor and jk simmons, as a fellow juror. >> and you've got one of eastwood's best in years. juror number 2, it's a dean's list b plus timeshare fund should. the also new this week is the movie that has all the makings of a great film, but unfortunately doesn't deliver one in here. tom hanks is reunited with his forrest gump coaster. robin wright

government, rising to be deputy secretary of defense under president clint.ow he is president and ceo for the center of strategic and international studies. john: we do have a fine military, but it's extremely inefficient system that we have to buy things the way we're organized. david: the department of the defense budget for 2024 is edging towards a trillion dollars, more than the next nine countries combined, and amounts to 13% of federal spending or about 3.5% of total u.s. gdp and goes toward everything between pens and note pads to missiles and fighter jets. but for all that it spends, there are plenty of people who believe it may not be enough. amy: as a percentage of gdp, the u.s. government is spending half as much today on defense as we did in the 1980's. we are spending 1/20th as much on defense as we did in the korean war. so the needs are growing, the funding is declining. david: amy zegart is a political scientist and senior fellow at the hoover institution specializing in u.s. national security and defense. amy: there are two problems, david. w

quite possible that the, that it's a plant in grand cause the german armies were very close to lemon, clint in grand as well. and if they had not had that extra couple of 100 kilometers travel, they might capture leningrad. regina declared that he was going to kill over habits in leningrad and destroy the city and give it to finland. and by the way, you finish liter marshall, man, i'm was a 100 percent in favor of that but, and expose the bankruptcy of western policy to and refusing to make a treaty with the soviets. and it was as should get exposed the betrayal of the polish government. at 1st, hitler plans to use poles by offering them the role of junior ally in his campaign against russia. and however, considers itself to him and he's 40 flesh pub intends to take owners. slovakia, the rules and ukraine has other plans and there's no place component in this situation was with a desk of co scale to handle it, regarded warmly you can use the missing where to just keep working on joseph square. you seem to be a person that gives you enough i to give send you a solution where the chicago book

the workers which are their stop fighting to dominate 11 on the rather than destroy it is very as a clint. so let's just get one thing clear. so because before how sudden those were all that was killed by in his rainy air strike has brought us that there would be no letter in fighting before cease fire in gaza is achieved. so why do you think that's changed now? a particularly because other than that makes of change. one more very, very important thing here sir, is the plaza is no longer there to support it. and more importantly, i think that by getting muscle and his talk leadership, they have forced to hand off as well. i truly believe that the most of the did not want to go into the full scale war. how are those earliest use the opportunity of october 7th and the other thing that's happening to neutralize cuz the threat saw some of the lead time. so here, the so called negative that they have connected the front so to speak, have been shattered by what happened on the ground. and basically the fact that we have over a 1000000 and a half of misplaced shot citizens, we need to go back ho

and then we would split against could, could be going up with a lot of clint vehicle to get to the you've essentially the female. okay. just done for a good one of those and but as he said, oh, it was, i know, but it's a, it's got to else. he's no good issue. let me into my new goodness. now, i'm gonna stop will do this, but is it in to see noon list of but it's in the, the book let's you screw up the classic show of kindly, but you don't know what to do right on the phone. put on those test portion here in tulsa video course has started and probably have gotten really low in the little distortion cut also. but also both walked off somewhat. not the 2nd one was looking at you know, full where you know that because when you made the 1st thing of creation crush you in your store, which include also the assignments go into. let's go down to administrative a couple that i'm looking for on morning. unfortunately, it is a little install loan trim armies. can you know, to tell them what the towards i'm ready, it's just on. so you're comfortable with that? i'm with it. sure. i thought it was a, i

the team, led by former fbi special agent and nbc contributor clint watts, has been tracking iran and china as well. what are you looking for in these very critical moments? >> i think the biggest thing is a shift from influencing around candidates one way or another to the conduct of the election. so undermining trust. >> reporter: during a contentious election the lies, he says, can spread further, faster. >> when the emotions are high, people need to slow down for a second and really look at the information. >> reporter: and while americans are savvier, some of the misinformation sticks. when does it cross a threshold that it's reached so many people that it's become concerning? >> when you start to see these narratives being repeated verbatim by elected officials. >> reporter: have you heard that? >> yes. >> reporter: their advice, pay attention, be skeptical, because the misinformation be skept will keep coming. lots of it. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> let's turn overseas now. in spain tonight, the death toll is rising following catastrophic flooding. more than 150 kil

they're only giving me a slides but mr. grass, who knew what you, what are some spi, i need a piece of clint berry 1st switching over the market. is there any sense of but we want to go to the why do stated particular shy, you know, the 1st one, so just pull you want to or know was you are disputed quickly to no just the times because but at least when you, when you, when you put 0, it's just the static image, not doing some sort of show actually towards products as you can just go to cook shows. so networking, global group performance fingers because i live near those things to friends because everybody's getting the, the god, there are 6. don't want to be and there's no solution to not do anything most currently, most of these are boxed and it shows that he said the truck would just have to go from. would you be good for me to how it would have been? what mr. me towards the opinion of dealing with the ranger was assessing was i'm going to say the soonest bit on lives me and his go to to this, the judge news of the week and the vehicle shows in world news. clearly jessica took up the setup

but mr . grass, who knew what you, what are some spear and a piece of clint berry. here's what this was the dimensions of the states, but we want to go to divide. restate it will be cushion. you know, the 1st one such as play you spoke to or no way of kasheila just did it for a week or 2. it will just the times because, but only it's when you, when you, when you put 0, it's never stood up. the pacific union was not doing some sort of show auction towards products as you go to cook shows. so networking, global group performance fitness, cuz i live near those things to friends because everybody's getting to the god. there are $6.00. it's been, there's no solution to not do anything for me was calling us because there's a boss and it shows that he said that we just have to go to some would you be sure to use it? the pressure from which it already. so we just don't want this to move towards option you in the doing do was assessing what i'm going to do. so just bit on this we can just go to this, the jealous news of the week and the week of the shows in what else is clea

his health at risk little caffeine, the scene in the treatment we now receive is not sufficient. clint's, our kidneys. i go a month and we no longer have a routine medications board is closed and even aid is not reaching us. we are bombarded this dog and on the seat. what else left and the lack of a stable power fuel for generators. and when going medical supplies means doctors have to make tough choices. more the, how about uh, to me a, do me, a user is really occupation forces destroyed all the dentists machines extra for hospital and purpose. 60 machines kitchen to 350 patients, including children as a result, oldest of own patients and now being treated here, it's x the hospital. this is a mess of load, especially since electricity is not always available. that is why we were forced to, to just the number of hours, but this has a very negative impact on a patient's health. the, for the families of the patients every day is a test of endurance. and god bless, how similar philadelphia so you all the on it for the will. we used to reach the hospital with comfort. we still enjoy peace an

doing it as for me, your question on that updated the new, clear, the terrorist doctrines, the new clint doctrine and how it relates to the union state. i've already said that was so beautiful that task. so go to the book, got the supreme state council well reviewed to draft the documents. so security concept for the union state government. and there will be also a draft of the bi left full treaty on security governance, including the cheese and the approval of the new nuclear duction is fully in step with these 2 initiatives that my question is on illegal migration to use said that the bellows is ready to work for the you on this matter. and how does there been any response from poll on the country as well? what's interesting here is of that. so you have a piece with our neighbors in the you are not interested in discussing this matter in by less rules framework. while it's, it could seem that they have the ones for home. this matters of the most view, me statics to you real quick. but i really need to go to integrate the so it's kind of strange as informing european countries. this is

but the 1st in terms of recently, i mean had hillary, clint before that, but being a woman candidly, she shouldn't, she didn't play up or gender. that's the other thing i wanna mention. what she's going to focus a bit more on the economy. i believe. i think bernie sanders this critique is certainly valid to some extent where you said the democrats have been in the working class, the working class with balance democrats. and that's the problem right there. if should balance the message out a little bit more. but hindsight is always 2020, isn't it? yeah, yeah, i think she got a good campaign, but she would focus on the economy workers that would have been better, i think, looking back and it's not where it does. all of this, leave the democratic party. i mean, what will the immediate future of soul searching look like in your opinion? i think the party has to go back to its original roots were present at franklin roosevelt, who is the founder of the modern and product party coalition. emphasizes the economic issue and social justice, economic justice. we have to go back to that at the

but mr. grass who, what you, what are some c n e piece, clint berry? is that the 1st impressions that he said so, but we want to to divide restated particular shy. you know the 15. so just please don't, you know, was sheila just did it for a week or 2? it just depends because that only is when you, i mean when you put 0, it's ever so they've done that for steady kidney mission. i do need some more of show shows towards frederick as you can just go to cook shows. so networking, global group performance fitness because i live near those things to friends because everybody's getting the got the 6 dollar bill. there's no solution to not doing anything more. that's kind of nice way. papa does a boss and he shows that he said, it would just have to go from what you base the you said the book should come with your home. so would you want me to move towards the opinion of dealing with the video was especially was on the day the soonest. bill is me and he's got to to this the judge news of the week and the significance the judge shows in what else is clearly je

gosh, just a moment and talk to somebody because the whole thankful, korean stuff, great clint to the calculator. sniggle could have its chuck over and over again at all. and then with the motorcycle slash of that kind of and then in a clinical contract to more as an adult gosh, so sort of the was for the present to any of the dr. spectrum mobile apps. and then the last time that i deal with to me, right, that going back to your gmail. steven more co already that cuz it because on your door cuz of the portal, it's another for the 2 that called us. and so, you know, a lot of categories out of this, you'll popularly when i present to them, and then there was a domestic look for the suspect. if these are gonna, it's mr. mr. louder, if you we have chatted mr. miller, which will be removed from the court room. the tobias displayed by the hay tribunals, judges still raises many questions for the lawyers of the accused subs ya crashing that? i'm so i'm guessing stove or not to of to should see a whole lot calling sort of the cultural bullet county survey does not sort of be quite as easy as

denver whom i don't know, the new designated boards are what they sound like they are additioning for clintd to be. i agree with the judge. the heartbreaking to watch that child, the 2-year-old. there is a lot of blame to go around. one of the things to get to your question needs to recognize is that there is not an issue other than inflation, working-class americans that resonates more with them that they understand better as a working-class issue than the border. one of the reasons the numbers are rising, the number of americans on a cross-section of americans, democrat and republican alike who are in favor of some sort of deportations is because there are many americans. i'm living paycheck to paycheck struggling to afford to live. my tax dollars are supporting illegal immigrants coming to our country. i am compassionate. i can understand why we are allowing this to happen. that is a sentiment i believe shared by a lot of americans who want some answers. i don't know all the answers to this. at some point we were going to get to talking about this. the 2-year-old child, what do you do th

i fascist but now suddenly that he is in office and their ratings are diving, they're going to go clintclinked glasses with hitler, it's the new strategy. is not surprising if you wash in for the first trump term, this is exactly the game they play but as viewers they treat you like children it's insulting. >> trace: we have the music executive, this is very important because i want to show this because the nfl players dancing, he saw the ufc guys doing it be here is the nfl player watch a little bit of this and we will get your take on why the world is doing this. >> 23 yards for the rookie. >> trace: great music all about great dancing something here, it's interesting because it's really starting to catch fire its a ufc you think, four years ago you would never have seen this but now people are like, hey,, we want to dance. >> this is a viral moment, it's caught fire. that is fun to see definitely. >> trace: do you think when you see this kind of stuff that you are like, it gets bigger or are these trends that are going to dissipate quick? >> in my pop and then go away basically, it's

they both sound like they are trying out or auditioning for clint eastwood movie or auditioning for a tom cruise movies. just do your job. don't test the threats. the bluster and i think some of that is fine. but at the end of the day, the american people know i'm one of them. i'm part of the 70%. i'm part of the 70% that believes we should have a very, very different border policy. what i am not for is this kind of kid stuff. i hope the president is right. if they don't, i hope he's able to prevent and do something that were lower prices for everyday americans. >> utilizing his language and giving them runway to say this is happening on day 1. but within 12 hours, the president of mexico is relatively new. she said okay, i will stop the caravans from coming through. >> permission to make an ana analogy. >> do you want to hold my hand? >> a safe went on like yesterday. let's say jesse jr's room has been a mess and my wife who i love -- this is just an analogy. has been soft and has not made him clean up his room. jesse senior comes home and says jesse jr., if you don't have that room

in 2016, we had advantage clint clinton although there was evidence of late momentum. back in this campaign where we are tonight, you have a campaign where you have seven battleground states as close as they can be with perhaps a smidge of evidence of late harris momentum. >> thanks very much. david you've seen a lot of campaigns, this is just exhausting. >> i think i know now. >> i feel like we have had this conversation every day for i don't know how long. >> i think i've said before, humility is the order of the day. nobody really knows. it is so close. nothing would shock me. it wouldn't shock me if one of the other candidate took five of those states or more. it wouldn't shock me if it was very close advantage to one or the other. but i will say this. when you have a situation like this, you look at the campaign at the end of the campaign, and it is a profound difference. because kamala harris, people criticize her for being cautious. she-- caution and being deliberate and executing at the end of the campaign, that is a real advantage. her message is down, it's co

tim: clint henderson, managing editor at the points guy.ints, feel like they are not worth anything because i can't never find a flight. vonnie: united, i can manage to get a shannon flight. tim: what is your next trip? vonnie: i would like to go to berlin, never been and used to speak german. don't know if i still do. tim: when you get there, have a couple beers and speak german, no problem. vonnie: thank you for having me on this special "bloomberg markets." tim: thanks for staying up late, been up since the early hours. happy thanksgiving and happy holidays, everyone. for vonnie quinn, i am tim stenovec, this special edition of "bloomberg markets." ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates or its employees.

all rethink who is loyal to whom and who decided at any point they have to say the past did vote for clintid vote for obama and here they are finding something very attractive in tropism. i asked that same question to them. i said what about your christian morals and beliefs? what is the baseline appealing and somewhat donald trump? someone who has been accused of many things some with a criminal record. what do you see in trump? thean answer is they sought trup and tropism as a vehicle for survival of the christian belief theyth saw the long turn gain is less aboutfo politics when he sd or not less about its criminal record more about the idea of the longevity how you ensure the longevity of christianity? >> it makes me think of that that you write about. you point out that many of the people you are talking to our bombastic leaders who have cultivated larger-than-life personality online. mostly online. we meet them in person they end up being slightly important to bid for thoughtful or maybe more nuanced. >> absolutely. >> and putting words in your mouth. why did you think that was impor

team with the people you grew up with idolizing the real movies of the 1980s like sly stallone and clintle action movie, the expendables but the oppositions, is sex in e city with hungry home alone. it ihos not a fair fight, i lovn how they are trying to figure men after they years demonizing them, toxic m masculinity isas desired tryingo inhabit the country, and uphill battle. the culture has always blended with politics and politics blended with culture and inan washington every politician wanted to be a w bn actor.-- >> too pretty for politics. >> i think president trump one, the basic rules of politics were in place. people made the calculation all of the hollywood people and liz cheney and john kelly paled inpa comparison to people wanting to know who wouldrint dino best. fixing thedo border dealing with culturale issues when i say the was a eulogy, the iteration of, what we did,it that's done.ha what was able tot' do president trump was connect with voters and our message didn't connect, we got to listen to people and respond to people. the two presidents in my lifetime to have mor

if you read clint smith of the word is passive heard the story very talk about it here. if you ever visited central park one tiny sliver of the park with a tiny plaque it in the grass you have to go to that specific engines to see it. they do honor what was once called seneca village. seneca village was not a put on the black committee very multiracial community black people, indigenous people a lot of european immigrants almost equally like a third black, third indigenous and a third white american. around the type new york is being settled in a bigger way they're making in an urban center there is this hey, why did they get the prime real estate in the middle of the city? the "new york times" was a big part of it. i'm forgetting what the "new york times" but they had a different name at the time. but the "new york times" started publishing a lot of inflammatory headlines. in insinuating residents of seneca village were threats to white women and other parts of new york. they were reaping white women. they were robbing white women et cetera. we have to defend whites wom

team with the people you grew up with idolizing in the real movies of the 1980s like sly stallone and clintd feel this way if urkel and screech or watching your show. it does feel like there is an ensemble action movie, like the avengers or the expendables, but their opposition is basically "sex and the city" with homely home aloners. it is not a fair fight. i love how the dems are trying to figure out how to win then after they spent years demonizing them. suddenly toxic masculinity is to be desired. >> jesse: trying to win half the country seems like an uphill battle, harold. >> harold: the culture has always blended with politics and politics has blended with culture. the old saying in washington was every politician wanted to be an actor, but he went into politics because you are too ugly to act -- >> greg: you, harold. >> harold: too pretty for politics peered. >> greg: you are too pretty for both. >> harold: fundamentally present trump won. the basic rules of politics were in place here. people made a calculation that all the stuff hollywood people and all the stuff liz cheney and mik

i said think clint eastwood. you see, 1971 movie, for example dirty harry here in san francisco is a native of san francisco, and everybody knows clint eastwood. i don't know, we're going to work it out. the police are going to have self control. see? that's it. like to use the overhead and good evening everyone. i'm here concerning my son. every wednesday i come to bring awareness to unsolved homicides which is my son. i bring all of these pictures with me to show that these cases are not solved. the holiday is coming thanksgiving and:7 this is hard on my family. every year, even though we have our dinner at the table, we don't forget my son are there, his siblings. i'm still waiting for justice for my child. i bring these pictures and i'm praying that this new mayor that we have will do justice for us and keep chief scott, i'm just tired of meeting new chiefs, new mayors, and new this. and nothing's happening. so i'm praying that this new mayor doesn't change things doesn't change anything. i'd like to meet the

if you've read clint smith's how the word passed, you've heard the story there. i talk about it a bit here. if you've ever visited central park, there is tiny sliver of the park with a tiny plaque in the grass. and you have to go to that specific entrance to see it. but they do honor what was once called seneca village. seneca was not a predominantly black community, was actually a very multiracial community of black people, indigenous people, germany immigrants, a lot of a lot of european immigrants. and it was almost like equally like a third black, a third indigenous and a third white american. and then around the time that new york is being, you know, settled in a bigger way and they're making it this urban, there's this, hey, why do they get this prime real estate in the middle of the city and the new york times was a big part of it at the time. i'm forgetting what the new york times went under. but did have a different name at the time. but the new york times started to publishing a lot of inflammatory insinuate that residents of seneca village were threats

andrea canning (voiceover): patrick frazee's friend, clint cline, attended the trial.the truth was when she was approached by the fbi and the colorado bureau of investigation and told that they had enough on her that she was going to go away for probably the rest of her life. andrea canning (voiceover): he says krystal told her story to investigators only after law enforcement caught her lying. she got honest after she got caught. andrea canning (voiceover): under tough cross-examination, krystal, again, admitted how, three times, she drove 800 miles from idaho to colorado and back with plans to kill kelsey. if krystal was telling the truth, the defense team said, it was an outrage that she had never once told law enforcement about the murder plans she was part of, not once until she was caught. andrea canning (voiceover): neither did she tell a soul about the pools of blood she had cleaned up, the spattered walls she bleached, the blood soaked evidence she got rid of. patrick's defense pointed out how callous krystal was, laying a false text message trail and taking k

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between lincoln, wayne so boulevard will be closed to cars about 7 days a week and it would create a clintcreational space for folks. meantime, california voters, they rejected a measure to amend the state constitution to ban forced labor in all forms the car law bans forced labor except as punishment for crime. this is a raise. lots of concerns about prison labor conditions where you have incarcerated people work for less than a dollar. an hour. mission was part of a broader reparations proposal to try and address discrimination across the state. several other states including alabama, oregon, have recently passed similar amendments. it's 7.35, as for years and now the oakland mayor sheng thao has conceded a special election is going to be held. >> within 4 months rovers dan kerman looks at who might be interested in succeeding her. >> by spring of next year, oakland will have a new elected mayor and those vying for the post say it will not be more of the same. we have to be fully open. >> and sharing with openers. what is going on? what we are going to do about it and how we can be measu

the writing say vote champion, kansas city chiefs have become the 1st nfl teams of clint, just spilt in the playoffs. horseback. patrick, my homes reach new miles time through his sample that i can use franchise record to 13 lead or the las vegas freight is at the home. but the rate is came back to 17. 19 down in the 5th 4th grade. and i had one final chose to when the game was 15 seconds less tiny selected to back agent or close to for the snap. failing to catch the ball the cheapest through covered it. and that was that just kansas city clinched in a se playoffs, thoughts, but all from happy that the way they will not games for here. i mean we just hold our so, so just such a high standard that we don't feel like we're playing our best foot. busy all altogether and it seems like every game itself is as good as those good kind of vice versa. we gotta find a way to build up so we can play great as a whole entire team as awesome. so we're finding ways to get wins attended and what you're going for, but our goal is to, to get that suitable. so we're going to try to continue to get bett

i could still, clint, just the straight right is championship. if he went where we mac, always close in on a 6 brace to the by title. an open irishman is tied for the lead heading into the final round of goals, season ending well tool championship. mcelroy look sure of winning another race to buy title for the most points. games throughout the year on the european tool, a 6 crown would tie him with the late 70 bellis terrace. but the world number 3 is a, is to hold to trustees only 18 frames on sunday, onto the race to qualify for the fee for world cup. and you are guar, i want a thriller against colombia or in the south american qualifies. just as it looked like it would finish to one to uruguay and most of the day a substitute and place gomez for 6 minutes into stuff it's time to get an equalizer . but there was more in store for the funds that the sent and audio stadium as much as the noise in midfield at manuel is that lost off when us from close range and 11 minutes interest of each time, make it 32 to uruguay. that big tree into this whole

for the 1st time since the beginning of the war and peace of statements with useful slipper on james clint social media, citing negative media coverage. the boss, couple stories walking away from more than 200000000 follower is online the . we begin this news, our in the hey, given the netherlands where the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants, visuals, prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and his former defense minister you off the lot for crimes in gaza. then yeah, who call the decision anti semitic and ridiculous? the court is accusing that yahoo is using starvation as a weapon of war depriving does a civilian population of every basic necessity, including food, water, medicine, and fuel. it also charges these really liter with crimes against humanity, including murder persecution, and in humane act. the i. c. c is also issued an arrest warrant for a hum us commander, known as mohammed de from israel says it killed in an air striking gaza back in july. but that has not been confirmed. it's not going to be up to the courts, $124.00 member states to enforce the arrest wa

to the final for the 2nd straight year was number 4, probably in it and her teammates are ronnie, clint, the old important doubles much and the type i guess, poland area founding it has lost her singles match against fi, sawgrass and traffic is 56. but as she got the better i was 5 tech in the decide to 12 months ago, it's really lost. it's hard to decide against kind of the same sense. it was insane. so i was leaving to be side. i'd love to have to say, i say to myself, have to who is, you know, you said $2.00. you have to gave everything you know for, for you 30 for my team. so i found the energy and i'm really happy. so i found the dog is about to start the final tournament of his career and his home country of spain is just being concerned and the dell will play the 1st singles match in spanish davis cup tie against the netherlands. it gets on the way and minutes time and the nfl mix and the start for the houston, texas, and the when over the dallas cowboys mixing rushed 409. the odds and 3 touchdowns. and this 34 to 10 victory. one means the taxes on top will be ac subdivision. the

nuclear missiles by the ukranian on their gaze. russia under the updates of doctrine could lead to new, clint responds as well. so basically at this news is still debate logo right here in rush kind of host where wasting some more analysis his own on our end. okay, thanks very much for that. to update from you to that and we'll go, i will not speak to a said vague who joins us live now from keith. i've said russia has accused you cry now, firing these long go range us missile that's comes what more we hearing from that in ukraine. well the ukrainians having to say what they used induct attack now they have said that the targeted uh the city of kind of which of the what they say the 1046 logistics center. and that's 120 kilometers away from the ukranian board. and they said that they was a storage with munition and do a 2nd explosions according to ukrainians. they say that they were 12 explosions that they haven't confirmed what they used in that attack. and it's important to note that the ukraine has hit brianne skits it costs gifts, even toxic must go with drones before. and when your crane