he's lived his whole life without ever even owning a computer until a a cp helped him.rough the program, he got connected with digital literacy courses, received his first computer. and what he really did with that computer is what really matters. he took virtually those classes and took the important steps to improve his ail aing health carh access to the internet including reapplying for his health care benefits online. denise, a mother of four young children who could not aboard the pay for internet service, and that was a real problem for her. her children were attending grade school remotely relying on internet access as they shifted from textbooks to online learning. and her children, she it would me, were in risk of falling behind. thanks to acp, she got her internet for free, and and i can see her face right now. she looked at me with a combination of grave worry and deep frustration and said she truly did not know what was going to happen for her, for her family if and when acp goes away. tim lake was a senior in lake county, illinois. he's 80 but was spry, act

father believes the cps failed them.terly, utterly let down. technically, he could have killed tens of people that day in nottingham. if you can't get someone like him a life tariff, then i can't understand in the country, who deserves a life tariff. speaking alongside the other victims' families outside court injanuary, after calocane was sentenced, caretaker ian coate's son expressed his frustrations. this man is a killer. murder was the only thing he cared about, and he fulfilled this in horrific fashion. the crown prosecution service told the bbc... "we are fully engaging with the review." the findings of this review will be announced today and are expected to clarify whether or not the cps made the right decisions and fulfilled its duty to the families devastated by these attacks. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. junior doctors in wales have started a 96 hour walk—out as part of an on—going pay dispute with the welsh government. bma cymru say they were left with no choice but to strike after the welsh government "failed to

of steph curry trayce jackson-davis steps in in place of wiggins in the starting lineup to give. >> cp lot so the warriors offensive was flowing early on the break here, draymond, he finds himself a j k jonathan kuminga in size with first puts it in. >> and gets the foul on the play. coming up in just 26 points on the night, the spurs they burry the warriors from deep. you see they get the offense of rebound there and then johnson able to find one from deep. he was one of 6 person hit a three-pointer on the night. now johnson had 22 points off the base. meanwhile, the warriors had 12 turnovers. that collins has one of them right here. the spurs on the break. jeremy sohan lays it in this first outscored. the warriors 30 to 16 in the 2nd quarter. now they live by 19 at the half. the warriors they did make a little run. opening up the 3rd with klay thompson who finished with 27 points. the its a 3 point on this play. he was pretty much the saving grace for the warriors to get done with eye on this one. but that was as close as they would get to the spurs and as loud as it probably get in

the ziniers took a private prosecution that was eventually stopped by the cps. they took out to judicial review against the cps and lost in january 2019, ali's professional regulator, the general pharmaceutical council said there was no case to answer, but gave him a warning for being offensive. the ca then bullied the regulator into reversing its position in july of that year. the council concluded his words were not anti-semitic in november 2020, but the uk lawyers for israel joined the campaign against antisemitism. to continue to harass ali. in december 2020, uklfi complained to the body which regulates the regulator, the professional standards authority for health and social care, or psa. the intimidation worked and the psa took the gpc to court, at which point the gpc folded and offered no defense. the high court then sent the case back to the gpc, which made the absurd determination that two of ali's remarks were objectively, if unintentionally antisemitic, however, it gave him a warning as before. the zionists were still not happy and appealed. to the co

refused to press charges, the ziners took a private prosecution that was eventually stopped by the cps, they took out a judicial review against the cps and lost in january 2019, ali's professional regulator, the general pharmaceutical council, said there was no case to answer, but gave him a warning for being offensive. the caa then bullied the regulator. reforcing its position in july of that year. the council concluded his words were not anti-semitic in november 2020, but the uk lawyers for israel joined the campaign against antisemitism to continue to harass ali. in december 2020, uklfi complained to the body which regulates the regulator, the professional standards authority for health and social care or psa. the intimidation worked and the psa took the... gpc to court, at which point the gpc folded and offered no defense. the high court then sent the case back to the gpc, which made the absurd determination that to... ali's remarks were objectively, if unintentionally antisemitic, however, it gave him a warning as before. the zionists were still not happy and appealed to the court

but today the inspectorate of the cps has made it very clear that it was right that those pleas weres was appropriate in its handling, in its dealings with the family, although they have said the communications could have been done better. as you would expect, the families were quite disappointed. irate would expect, the families were quite disappointed.— quite disappointed. we are disappointed _ quite disappointed. we are disappointed but _ quite disappointed. we are disappointed but not - quite disappointed. we are i disappointed but not entirely surprised. the overall outcome, i think. _ surprised. the overall outcome, i think. untii— surprised. the overall outcome, i think, untilthe surprised. the overall outcome, i think, until the law changes in this country. _ think, until the law changes in this country, the plea of diminished responsibility charge and plea means that murderers can get away with murden — that murderers can get away with murder. there is a clear path in here _ murder. there is a clear path in here that — murder. there is a clear path in here that says in the 2

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father believes the cps failed them. let down. technically, he could have killed tens of people that day in nottingham. if you can't get someone like him a life tariff, then i can't understand in the country, who deserves a life tariff. speaking alongside the other victims�* families outside court injanuary, after calocane was sentenced, caretaker ian coate�*s son expressed his frustrations. this man is a killer. murder was the only thing he cared about, and he fulfilled this in horrific fashion. the crown prosecution service told the bbc... we are fully engaging with the review. the findings of this review will be announced today and are expected to clarify whether or not the cps made the right decisions and fulfilled its duty to the families devastated by these attacks. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. we will have all of the front pages coming up upfor up for you upforyou in up for you in a moment. here's carol with a look at the weather. good morning. if you are stepping out you are in the east of the country, and chili sta

i think one way of alleviating some of those tensions is for the government, the police, the cps andle that would spout hatred, those people that would promote violence, those people that would say disgusting and despicable things about others stop you have a britishjewish community that are saying they are living in fear, you have fear the police are not policing those protests fairly, here at language such as two—tiered policing systems, and i think one of the ways we can diffuse some of the challenges at the moment is for the police, the cps, government and others to a more robust. that is why i say this is a step in the right direction, but it is a small step and the government need to do more. thank you very much, colin bloom, a former government adviser, thank you former government adviser, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. now, as we have been reporting, the prime minister has been visiting gloucester rugby club on a campaign visit, and he has been speaking to the media. he was asked about frank hester, the tory donor accused of racism. ~ ., ., , ., hester, the tory donor a

macmillan, president of the nwa cp does something that no one else does.says, if integration doesn't take place by march 25th, we are going to protest on the las vegas strip on a saturday night las vegas does not want that kind of television coverage interfering with business and integration takes place march 25, 1960 now, that is just the integration of public accommodations. so they can spin. there are many now, but they don't get the jobs yet. >> even though the gaming industry said, we're going to end segregation, that isn't mean the attitude disappeared the same people were still here. so it took time to get people to understand that minorities are not the enemy in this town. >> florida for walk and walks first ever wonder fraud, homeland showdown favored all teams are back and we're out for redemption. >> you see you >> challenges, uniform. >> sure. are identical properties and we're taking on every room in the house it's time to sink or swim rock the block. all new monday night at nine on hgtv >> diabetes can serve up a lot of questions. like, what

he gives you the cd each cps. the super do, which do story do you need to use the sensor, but then most i'm going to put a note for him as a really loud noise. the media. i feel the same for the detail for the speech. it's you lose reason what you might need simply hitch me time. it's the clips and you know, employees of the land go in the prospect, use the pressure of the stuff it's now the answer is not as much but we hear you said you could show us the or the the the what is the part of the leg is it a party would post isn't the deepest to you of us and in the word? or is it something deeper, more complex might be present good. let's stop without cases. let's go out of the secretary defense lloyd austin declared, well, hosting is is rarely, counterparts. b, u. s. is 0, military relationship is unshakable. as israel continues at slaughter a palestinian in gaza, the historical record notes, the american administration is a named co conspirator to jennifer the breaking news, at least $38.00 people, including civil

ct nwa cp president and ceo, derrick johnson. thanks so much. all right. still ahead. what is next for community and mississippi after members of a so-called goon squad were sentenced for torturing two black men sanity needs to save space >> you have a show were right and left talk to each other cnn presents an encore presentation of hbo's real time with bill maher tonight at eight on cnn >> doug, hello, ghostbusters it's duck of dudley moore. we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual >> anyway we got a bit of situation here sure i can only pay for what you need >> those. let's suppose an empire peter's name covid-19 >> i'm not waiting. >> if it's covid packs love it. >> packs loaded is an oral treatment for adults with mild-to-moderate covid-19 at a high risk factor for becoming severe, it does not prevent covid-19. >> my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid packs loaded packs, lovin muscle be taken within the first five days of symptoms and helps stop the virus from multiplying in your body, taking pecs li

. >> i don't know, i don't think it was while he was head of the cps. i think it was prior to that. he was a criminal, before the cps. >> yeah, i believe so, i believe so, i don't know, i had trouble understanding this, but anyway, he was a lawyer and he, he defended his, his battle terrier. >> that's the actual name. >> that's the actual name. >> tv's his buffer, his. >> your tv's his buffer, his. but hizbut tahrir. hits. but hizbut tahrir. tahrir hits. but hizbut tahrir. tahrir hits. but i don't see the name. >> aggressive. >> sounds aggressive. >> sounds aggressive. >> and which they describe >> yeah. and which they describe as organisation as an anti—semitic organisation that and that actively promotes and encourages terrorism. labour. >> aren't they so nice guys? >> aren't they so nice guys? >> yeah, i hate to say it, but, you know, aren't they? >> no . but this particular, >> oh, no. but this particular, this particular group, is like some love, some love jews. >> and then are there any out there that love jews that are fighting for jews saying, there that love jews that are f

still more great passing cp three gp2. kevon looney who had eight points in ten minutes. up with trace jackson davis with authority on the oop right there from chris paul. warriors with their 21st road win of the season one 1597. they'll end this road trip sunday in san antonio. some nfl news. the 40 niners they'd like to keep brandon aiyuk and he would like to get paid somewhere in the middle of all this. they have to find a deal that both can live with. he might be a legit number one receiver on some teams. he would like to be paid accordingly. >> i'm trying to get what i deserve. i felt like this season , this season playing football, i figured out who i was as a person, as a player, what i bring to the table, what i bring to the locker room, what i bring, just the value i hold when i walk in that building because, people going to follow me because i've done it the right way since i've been in that building from the first day i walked in there to when i was in there earlier this morning, done it the right way, and if they don't see it work than that, that's all that's

i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the because they already gosh, they are cps because they come to school. so i'd be to and then use their email futures. great. to offend them to the rules, the non c theory of racial superiority finish style. for years of creating an ssl all the place and 14 concentration camps. so the full prisoner of war labor comes to in prisons. a will do nothing to do with the school level. she's the media venue . so i'm assuming you need even the chest really to get ahold of that could look into the miscellaneous bill is going to be approximately 25000 people. went through the kind of go finish camps according to official fee, goes this blue step, dudley looked at it, the shift did you to it in like a mighty, i'm not sure. it's just the snyder stuff. so the young congress that, i mean, yeah. what the famine disease forced labor torture by the war. so for me or she was using the last, it also need you to continue the density variables given off with those who put his name, push these things up to give you what you want to do to create the those thousands of

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could i have to deal with the issue the because they already gosh, they cps because they cut the school. so i'd be that to and then use their email. you're just going to offend them to the rules. the nazi theory of racial superiority, finished style for years of creating an ssl, all the place of 14 concentration comes. so the full prisoner of war labor comes 10 . prisons pretty well. you know, simple jewelry school level. she's the media and you fill in the scene and you need even the big chest is really to get ahold of that credit. livingston, i'm assuming people's gonna send you an the approximately 25000 people went through the occupied of go through these camps according to official figures. these move stuff suddenly looked as if the ship did utility and i give you my id and not sure it's just the size of the stuff. so the youngest, i mean i'm not sure what the fan in disease forced labor to achieve by the warden. so for me was, what was the last it, it also means you don't want to take that to you that, that it's, that you're going to move human off. what does it, what it is, 9, pu

but the mother point made by the inspector was he thought it was unhelpful that the cps have been talkingctice, the victims and theirfamilies have no place to influence what has happened. he said that should be looked at again. sanchia what makes for the family? two areas for them, notjust sanchia what makes for the family? two areas for them, not just the decision, but how they were told because they set at the time they found out about this plea really late in the day.— late in the day. obviously, as they were saying. _ late in the day. obviously, as they were saying. they _ late in the day. obviously, as they were saying, they would _ late in the day. obviously, as they were saying, they would like - late in the day. obviously, as they| were saying, they would like to see the law changed in line with the 2006 report from the law commission, which that are different way of looking at homicide under english law. it would have three degrees of killing. there be first in second degree murder and then manslaughter. but in the meantime, there are other reports and reviews under way relevant

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down to the cps hatred?tigated if people believe that crime is being committed, if he was, if he was just an average joe and he was just an average joe and he wasn't a donor to the conservative party and someone who's received contracts from the government for various things, do you think the police should investigate? so if it was just some random bloke who'd said this on on the street or in twitter, on twitter or in a, i don't know, in a council meeting or something, i don't know, would you think that the police should spend time investigating or it purely because this guy or is it purely because this guy has influence ? has influence? >> no, it's because, 99% of racist comments do not go to the police, right . but when someone police, right. but when someone says you should shoot an mp in this country after we've lost jo cox , actually, we take that cox, actually, we take that quite seriously. we take that. and yet we've lost two mps because of people inciting violence to them. we do draw the line when pu

the cps have been asking people who have been victims of this crime to come forward and they say theyx police invested in a unit to investigate this case and others so some police forces are also taking it very seriously so there may well be more cases but fundamentally i think many people i have been speaking to today say this is a symbolic thing, it is a sign as thejustice secretary was saying, that this is not a bit of fun, something lightweight, it's a very serious act that could land you in prison. symbolic in the hope that notjust it reassures women that action will be taken but it makes men who might be sending these images of thinking of it, think again. images of thinking of it, think aaain. . ~ images of thinking of it, think aaain. ., ~' ,, the us secretary of state says gaza's entire 2 million population is experiencing "severe levels of acute food insecurity", meaning their lives are in danger because they can't consume an adequate level of food. antony blinken said this was the first time an entire population had been classified in this way and has called on israel to pr

the cp says the officers were sitting in their patrol car whenúthey were on the shoulder of the freewayu can't quite see it there because the bottom, but they do say that when the wrong-way driver came, they raced right towards the car. >> an individualúdrove a high rd along the right shoulder of the freeway and intentionally struck the patrol vehicle head on, causing injuries to our officers. acts of violence like this against our officers will not beútolerated. >> the video came from another car that was passing by the and the officers were taken alld for remain unclear at this point. >>úaccess to can be a challenge in some of the bay sparea's more rural areas. new t five, dedicated a new facility to help meet that need today. ktvu mark the new campus will open on monday. >> with a snip of ceremonial scissors, the santa clara county health system dedicated its new medical campus in morgan hill. the goal is to keep patients soa and drive to more distant medicalúfacilities in san jose s spjust five ten minutes away is awesome. >> the county had an unannounced soft opening of the new fac

credit carder cp knows if it conquers the minds of the next generation, it conquers america. >> shannon: chad pergram is live on capitol hill after a short night. hey, chad. >> shannon, good morning. tiktok proved the influence and chinese-backed platform urged visiers to phone congress and oppose the risk of tiktok in the u.s. and congressional officers said tiktok fooded the license and many calls from middle schoolers and young people. >> tiktok early in the day and sent out to 170 million users and contact your members of congress. but we've been getting calls in our office and we've been telling people that this is nod a ban. reporter: tiktok can operate if the parent company byte dance complies and a house committee voted 50-0 to send the bill to the floor. >> i don't support banning and nobody on the committee does this. is a stunning scale. and that gives us access to the personal access to every single one. >> reporter: the white house supports the plan but president biden is having it two ways and his campaign uses tiktok to reach younger voters. lawmakers accuse china of weap

with this deep cp numbers there is frustration on the border about a few things.he back and forth over the biting ministration into consecutive days this week were migrants clash with texas authorities in el paso. >> reporter: after trampling over national guard soldiers many of these migrants will be released into the united states process under title eight. >> everyone was apprehended by the border patrol agents that's important to know. they were apprehended. >> where they deported? >> they were apprehended. i can't speak to individual cases. >> reporter: nelly try to topple another fence the resources between them and border patrol. according to customs and border protection individuals and families without a legal basis will be removed. with this process takes years when done correctly which often isn't. the nonpartisan group track finds 200,000 deportation cases thrown out under president joe biden because of dhs paperwork issues. the new budget boost the spending by $3.2 billion. there public and congressmen when he goes the right places. >> with those judg

suggesting the cake properties, cps for it is actually a drag on the company's value.while we're at it. what accused you to raise your price target? what do you they in performance of this company making you as bullish as you are? >> a great question and a couple things, tyler. netflix viewership more hit content coming back again. garnered over 250 million hours viewed. thus far a healthy pick-up versus in q4 earlier in the year. and before you have returning hits like "squid game" and others coming back on the platform. we step back. look at data. see the content portfolio ahead. we see a business that supports accelerating revenue growth accelerating earnings growth, and that should drive equity returns here. >> when i think of stocks, i tend to think in terms of the stock that you sort of must have in your portfolio. i would say apple might be that kind of stock. i might say, might say microsoft that kind of stock. in the media world, is netflix that stock? >> yeah. i think it is. step back, look where consumers are spending time or most of the news shows are hitti

mortgage rates moved higher yesterday after the cp ireport came in hotter than expected. they didn't have the major jump that we have seen on similar reports than in the past, likely because the market expects some rate cuts later this year. brian? >> you just heard, diana, maybe we don't get any rate cuts. >> then you better tell the mortgage market that. they are expecting rates should come down. not by a lot but a little. >> diana, thank you very much. >>> by the way, home builder lennar hitting an all-time high, up 70% over the past year. and the aforeseened diana olig has an executive interview with the executive chair stewart miller tonight on "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, natural gas prices have collapsed from their recent high. but the next guest says you can't have an energy transition without energy security. the great dan yergen will join us with his prediction. >>> congress taking the first step toward a tiktok ban. now the bill's fate is in the hands of the senate and president. we'll hear from one cybersecurity expert who says the real ri

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when we asked the cps, and when yvette cooper asked the police, there was a lot of finger pointing andervice, to get into the same room together and come up with suggestions as to how they can better work together. the first thing is we will be expecting them to have a joint charging action plan, that we expect them to sit down in each area and say, this year, how are we going to drive up charging? are we going to make sure that the files produced by the police or the cps are of an adequate standard? more often than not, they are not. there are quite an experience police officers out there who are making some fairly basic mistakes. on the other hand the crown prosecution service should respond faster than they do. and they will be inspected each year, in order to show notjust what their plan is, but how they putting it into action, in order to bridge this widening gap. then there are a number of other things. so, we are also going to allow the police — they don't have to redact all the material before sending it to the cps. that will save them, we think a 200,000 hours of police time a

the fire burning from the outside and getting into the interior of the cp>> well, firefighters recommendn these mustard plants before they dry out and become they look so gorgeous. tell us of them and even in the hills in the fields like that. yeah. so just as long as you take care of as a turnaround, get rid everything is really green around my neck of the woods right now. john, good morning. i know right now is that time a year just look at the hillsides and everything is gorgeous. but, you know, it's going to dry out eventually. and this is our first stretch of warmer, drier weather that we've had in a while. >> this is your view outside of san jose right here. nice, beautiful, clear skies overhead hillside. still plenty green and with the sky-blue. what a gorgeous day. what can go wrong. but there is one catch and it is the wind high pressure to the west, a low to the east and that gradient in between stirring up a pretty strong north easterly wind. 45 to 50 miles per hour. gusts across the bay today, most breezy areas or mountain tops the her keen is in the delta as well as the coas

we need cps workers, we need more dollars. there's been real improvement made. we've gone from vacancy numbers of 33% down to 17. vacancies to nine. sounds great, doesn't it but there's so much more to do. at the end of the day, we need to do all we possibly can to help these families and help these kids and we are going to do it. jobs and hope is the same kind of story. first jim's dream, jobs and hope and everything. there's been 5,024 that have gone through the jobs and hope program and gotten jobs. 1765 have gotten their driver's license back. 1244 aren't on snap payments anymore. there's a fellow with us here tonight, he is -- his name is james bruswell. james was a graduate. james founded a solar design and installation company. a graduate and -- and founded a new company in the state and is hired two other additional people. james please stand. [applause] >> corrections. corrections were in the papers all of the time. we all know we have work to do there. let's just call it like it is. what happened absolutely everybody said maybe subconsciously but said,

with the best commander, on the best spaceship, on the best space rocket, normal, 2:20, normal flight, cps, 30, mobilization of products is stable, accepted the soyuz-25 spacecraft arrived about, its launch into space officially began. u belarusians in orbit are scheduled to have a communication session with schoolchildren and students and have many scientific tasks, for example, marina needs to film certain areas of the belarusian territory so that the national academy of sciences can. supply images from the station, from a remote sensing satellite, aircraft, drone and ground information. another project is related to the study of bacteria and their influence in space on people, materials, optics and radio electronics, plus experiments with lactoferin. the space system has led to the development of a number of industries, instrument making, programming, microelectronics, and filming equipment. belarus is now a full-fledged participant, a full-fledged participant in the world space system, and today it is also a participant in space flights. marina and her crew will have to spend two days

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how do you put that together i started to confront my own stereotype types really aboutthe ways it cprongdoing. but my own feelings were, i suppose mainly of real interest, but also at times horror or disgust, fear, affection. so how can you feel real affection for someone? i'm with someone at the moment who's killed very young child and. she can be really likable. so i think, gosh, this is a confusing situation that someone who people have so many different facets of their personality. and of course, then one has to think about one's own personality and all the darkness and bits ofe. so it's incredibly instructive, i think, and i do also think the that feeling of compulsion to and to go into corners of the psyche that, one would rather not see. it's perverse, but it's really important. so i think that that was what helped me. also, my training in forensic psychotherapy. i think without good colleagues who help you and stop you getting either really disgusted orra some colleagues, the kind f real excitement i think we need to keep all those bits ourselves in check. but do you when you

so that could give cp 3 of laughter. it will. that being said, the warriors, their offense was flowing early on the break. draymond green right here. he's jonathan kuminga inside. he splits 2 spurs, puts it and get the foul commingle finished with 26 points on the night. but it was all downhill there. the spurs, a birth. the warriors from beyond the arc. the spurs missed that shot but they get the offensive rebound. get back out to killed in jonathan ucd. it's one of the 6. >> spurs to hit a three-pointer. johnson had 22 points off the biz. now the warriors, they also had 12 turnovers. that collins right here with the pick in the spsrs on the break. on the other way, jeremy sohan lays it in and the spurs. they outscored the warriors 30 to 16 in the 3rd and led by 19 at the half. so the warriors they made a little run to open up the 3rd klay thompson. he finished with 27 points. he was their saving grace. tonight. he is the 3 point here to bring the warriors within 9. but that was as close as they would get to the spurs. tonight,

cheryl: martin, i want you to put your cp -- cfo hat on for a moment. let's talk about the numbers.iously,ing you're getting some pressure on the stock today. but still, you know, you seem like you're still bullish that you're going to hit that 30% jump in revenue target for 2024. and then also you're still planning, i believe, to open up about, what, 15-20 stores worldwide. so what we saw in the earnings reported today, tell us why that should not worry investors. finish. >> so, first, we come off of a great if year, super successful year, 55 if growth on a constant currency basis is, 15.5% adjusted ebitda in the 2022. we have that loss in the fourth quarter, but it's purely an fx effect which is unrealized, so part of that is expected to come back. last week we had a big investor day where we hate out our aspiration for the next three -- laid out our as prayings for the next three years. our aspiration for the next year is even higher, we a had a really good start into the year. we think we can grow at least 30. we want to further increase our profitability to 16-16.5%. so we see

it is called "the cp effect."re to what is happening now to 1999. he is saying it is not even close but if it is let's take it. kaltbaum capital management, fox news contributor, gary k. gary, let me share with the audience. this is 1999. the nasdaq 100 up 79%. you say if this is where we're at, let's take advantage of it? >> bring it on, why complain? i don't think the market as a whole is there yet. there is bunch of things like the crypto and a.i. starting to really feel like it. when i am buying stocks, big caps, go up 10% in three days, nvidia is up 80% since we jumped on it january 8th. there is something going on. we'll keep riding out until it keeps going. the one worry, which is what we watch closely, this is for your viewers, if you see the charts like the eiffel tower up on the left side and right down the right side, party will be over. eiffel towers can go up a lot, and down a lot. but right now still going and another big day today. charles: on that note though, i love that you, cautionary notes for

they would not give it to the white people takinf theyg the cp they just give it to black people in general. iflen general th you look at thf of north face, it's almost all whit youe. >> could that be the reason? welle , reason isn't.ld i would hope. i mean, they must have actually hoe acd. the diversity, of course, is before they decide to do this. maybthee the the truth is thesee things don't work. there's so much research that shows i these courses don'k work in some cases can make things worse. >> but that's the weird thing is it wasn't make thworse aboua it's a business, right? so they're trying to shossws they care, i guess. but if that's such a weird thing to do, right, to be likeio ,hey, we're not just any police company or a police companliy likes black people. like, thinks it's like p thin should be able to enjoyeop the outdoors. it's like cringe and strange to me. absolutely. but so mei probably would do itt because you like a whole liste r are few things i wouldn't dow for a discount. they know what i'm talking about. david, you're a rugged outdoorsman. that's true. >> i am, yea

and i want to go now to gerald griggs, president of the georgia nwa cp. he has been friends with fani willis for 26 years. they work together at the atlanta city solicitors office. it's also been friends with nathan wade for 16 years and gerald, i appreciate your time so you know, both of them them. very well. i know you had a chance to speak with nathan wade after his resignation today on the back of judge mcafee is decision. what did he tell you >> he. told me he's going to continue to practice law and continued to do justice in the state of georgia. and he's excited about the next chapter of his life. >> was he prepared for the judge to rule the way he did. and does he feel this. was fair >> well, we had a personal conversation. it wasn't about that particular aspect of this whole endeavor. he's resolute and continued to practice law and continued to do justice for the citizens of georgia >> so the judge in his ruling, gerald talking about your friend fani willis he said she showed a quote, tremendous lapse in judgment. that's the quote from the judge

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