i mean, you refer there to both the duke, duke of gloucester, who was 80 today, and the duke of kent,ester as well, who's another stalwart and indeed, princess alexandra, the duke of kent sister. you know, they are, there's this phrase which i tend not to use about the minor royals, as they're often described, because, i mean, if you're one of those charities that, that are very glad to have them, there's nothing minor about it at all. and you can't spread the monarchy all over the country just through the through the monarch and through through, as it were. the front line. you know, every day there are parts of the country and small organisations up and down that need to be sort of given a pat on the back and a thank you and recognised and, you know, that's the sort of thing that the duke of gloucester has been doing for years. and he's very good at it. and he does it with, with a, with a sense of humour. and as you say, he wasn't he wasn't originally destined for this at all. it was going to be his elder brother, prince william, who then tragically died in a in a plane crash in 1972

levy professor of the practice of law and director of the vulch institute at duke law school. judge retired after 25 years as a federal district judge in maryland before joining us here at duke law last year. he will present the vulch prize to scott o'connor who will accept on behalf of his late mother, justice sandra day o'connor. scott o'connor recently retired from a career in commercial real estate in keeping with the lessons instilled in him by his parents, he is also a lifelong public servant having served two terms as city counselman and a volunteer in organizations, all while working continuously to preserve his mother's legacy. following remarks from mr. o'connor, david f. levy will introduce the remainder of our program. david is the former dean of duke law school, the former director of the institute and a former chief united states district judge for the eastern district of california. he is now the president of the american law institute. thank you very much to all of our distinguished speakers and to all of you for being here today. now i will turn it over to pro

. >> it is an honor to welcome you all to duke university to celebrate the life and legacy of associate justice sandra day o'connor. the 2024 recipient of the carl and susan bulch prize for the rule of law. president price asked me to share his deep regret that he could not join us this evening due to the travel delays that are affecting so many people right now. but we are delighted that so many distinguished guests are here with us. the chief justice of the united states, john g. roberts, and his wife, jane sullivan roberts, justice o'connor's son, scott o'connor, and his wife joni, susan -- [inaudible] cofounder of the institute, and many current and former members of our federal and state judiciaries including chief justice paul m. n if ubc of north carolina -- nuby. i'm also lighted to see so many friends, faculty, students and alumni of cook law school. peter khan, the chair of the advisory board and a former trustee of duke university, is also a here along with several current and former members of the advisory board, all of whom have helped make the institute so successful. but

and then went off to duke law school. we're all pretty much familiar with that aspect of his life and that story. but now i'm going to tell you the all-american story, richard nixon, that you've never heard before. in 1937, 24 year old richard nixon graduated from duke law school, and he returned home to whittier. and the first order of business was to take the california exam. he passed on the first try. he then took a job at weingart and bewley, where mr. ventura works and he became a winger and was the premier law firm in whittier. and its clients were mainly corporate and estate planning clients. and richard nixon, he was such a go getter, he didn't stop there. in addition to being an attorney, had himself appointed as what your city attorney. and soon he became his first chief trial attorney. but he didn't stop there either. he started acting in community theater. he played he appeared in first lady, dark tower in the night of january 16th, where coincidentally he played an attorney. he was president of whittier bar

oh, and then they said, well, this is david duke. and then their response is they started to give excuses for single one. they said, well, only stupid people pay their taxes, so he must know what doing. so he had a strange couple to kind of fight off those sorts comparisons and attacks. so here i'm just looking for this thing that i underlined because it seemed like a sort of central question. i mean, not just about the book, but a central question. it's kind of everybody who covers politics right now. so you said we are still working to answer the loss of faith in the old order has registered as intensified anti egalitarian ism rather than a renewed egalitarianism. why perceptions, public corruption and criminality have led the open embrace of corruption and criminality rather than its rejection and why? discontent with the distribution, wealth and power has fostered closer popular identification with certain of capitalism and capitalists. do you feel like you have a better answer to any of those questions after writing this book a

the duke i spend for months here, from june to september. this is a time to recuperate the for the long winter i had the fund mark saw and all share, well haven't anything but a quiet summer. their eldest daughter has told them she wants to get married the this morning. the parents are expecting a visitor, the best man of their potential son in law is coming to extend a formal proposal. the father, microsoft does not seem altogether enthused with waiting for the people who are asking for my daughter's hand in marriage. most of it, do you know what your answer will be shot you at the groomsmen have arrived or shay the mother of the hopeful bride to be as inside the tent, looking rather reserved to the best man is wearing a red deal, a traditional mongolian garment and he must present a blue scar symbolizing the a tunnel sky. if the father takes the scarf, it signals the marriage proposal has been formerly accepted. the best man stands up to start his speech. but in the very same moment, the parents of the hopeful bride get up to leave the goo

alan duke: i don't know. phone): i only hope you people get what's coming to you, and it will come to you. [shouting] donnie o'sullivan: they are inspiring and being used to justify violent attacks on american institutions. crowd: [chanting] geraldine roll: it never has been like this before. donnie o'sullivan: did you ever think being an election official would make you public enemy number one? geraldine roll: no. dennis jacobsen: we really do think that democracy is at stake in this election. [audio logo] with so much entertainment out there wouldn't it be great... ...if you could find what you want, all in one place? show me paris. xfinity internet customers can enjoy the ultimate entertainment experience and save on some of the biggest names in streaming, all for just $15 a month. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. [clattering] donnie o'sullivan: they're saying, who's this strange irishman coming to feed us? you come to arizona expecting to talk about the decline of american democracy, but

the duke of people believe spirits exist in every being. since 66 facilitates a link between humans and the invisible world. she's one of the communities, 3 shannon's, the people a lot. i became a showman when i was 37 years old. that is what you tell him, cause a spirit. and this guy moved inside me. sometimes my feet high and i sense thing. i every kid in japan and summer, she lives in a tent and in winter she lives in this hot with her daughter who manages the household the duca come to this hot to seek counsel from the shop and he's seen that people come to me with questions about how they, how they tell me when things are bad, how much came in bold colors to that once a month, she must contact the spirits so they can relay their messages. if she fails to do so, the spirits may seek retribution by attacking her for her family. tom, drawing my drum. this drum symbolizes a horse one that allows her to gallop through the spirit world. a sense exec needs to dawn, special garments the spirits will possess her body and see the world through h

bring in tanner duke. the woman fighting tomorrow says she is not scared and i get that and these are tough women. she said i put an end to the match because after a life of fighting, i felt a strong pain in my nose, i did not lose tonight, i surrendered with maturity. duke, the idea women have to surrender because they are not being stood up for. your thoughts? >> listen, first and foremost, give lord and savior jesuschristian abata all the praise and glory. this is killing boxing. no woman should have to fight a man. a man's heart is bigger, muscles are bigger, his lung span is longer. even distance of the fight, they will recover faster. if they were diskwaul 2350id in a year, no way they should make the olympic team. the olympics should be responsible and angela carini deserves a gold medal. i'm not saying a woman can't compete in a man's sport, a man should not perform in women's sports. >> bill: we spoke to a female who said i fight men all the time, i don't fight men who can whoop me. she said this

>> i went to duke. >> jeff: duke? >> yeah. >> jeff: duke, duke, where's duke?l of north carolina? >> raleigh. >> jeff: i think that's correct. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jeff: and south carolina, i believe, is bismarck? is that possible? no, dakota. i used to know this when i was in school, a million years ago in the mean dynasty. you're fascinating. >> me? >> jeff: yes, you are. you're like the -- oh, no, no, why? oh, we're out of time. my next appointment is here. >> oh, okay. >> jeff: i'm like the dentist. i see you, and then i've got another person waiting. not really in this case. [ laughter ] but you didn't touch your water. >> oh, i -- >> jeff: you didn't touch your water. >> i'm going to drink it now. >> jeff: you must hydrate. stay hydrated. a man in your position. [ laughter ] hey, don't go crazy. what the heck is this? [ laughter ] i didn't say dhug a lug. i didn't say chug-a-lug. this is where we play -- you know that song "waters of march"? >> i don't. ♪ da da da ♪ ♪ da da da ♪ >> jeff: i love that song. >> i know it, i know it. >> jeff: we've done a

the images of the equal-to-the-apostles constantine and helena, grand duke vladimir, and the blessed princes boris and gleb appeared on the kutafya tower back in the 17th century. and this is how, writing down every detail, checking with canonical images. the entrance, on it there is also a small icon case with an icon above the passage, which is located directly above the nest arch, the previous gatehouses were painted on wood and retained their color only due to endless restoration, the recreated icons were decided to be painted on a brass base, centuries, and its history is closely connected with the first temple of moscow. that church was previously wooden, the church on the pine forest, in that forest and rublennaya, these are the chronicle lines about the first temple of moscow, which really in the xix century , the church of st. john the baptist was built here from sosiny on borovitsky hill. then it became stone and during the construction of the great kremlin palace, by order of nicholas i, it was moved to the second tier of the borovitskaya tower. if you mentally draw a line

name of our city is from a legend, and this legend tells us about that once upon a time the grand duke gedimin, the prince of the grand duchy of lithuania, had a beautiful wife, princess eva, so the legend says that when eva passed by our city, she, she really liked it, she fell in love with it, so this legend says that... that the name is in honor of her name, but there is another legend that in the city of ivya there were a lot of willows, so yes, from the name of this tree the name of the city of ivya also came, we are now in the museum, and what can we see in this museum, what do you imagine, our museum is relatively young, 15 years ago the doors of our museum opened for visitors, and many who come to... to visit us here are surprised, well, a small town, only a few thousand people, why such a grand name: the museum of national cultures, and the fact is that people of different nationalities have lived here for many centuries, we hope that in the future people of different nationalities will live in a world of harmony and tolerance. it turns out that ive is the only city in belarus

we've just had the duke and duchess of and you will play duke and duchess of and you will play on, onheir titles and play play on, on their titles and play on, on their titles and play on their visits. so it would be a headache for the uk and its diplomacy efforts on the international stage. well, there we are, charlie rowley on their secret privacy tour , so thank secret privacy tour, so thank you very much for that. >> we'll be getting more from him throughout the show. you're with me. darren grimes on gb news coming up as the top prosecutor in the country warns serious offenders of the nationwide riots actually face ten years, ten years in prison . ten years, ten years in prison. we're asking, is that justified? that's to come after your headunes that's to come after your headlines with sophia wenzler. >> darren. thank you. it's 134. >> darren. thank you. it's134. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. your headlines, president zelenskyy has for the first time acknowledged that ukraine is conducting a military offensive inside russia's western cursed region. the surprise operation,

the duke and duchess of double standards strike again.ts shortly. gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, tonight's top pundits. political commentator jo—anne tonight's top pundits. political commentatorjo—anne nadler former labour special adviser paul richards, and campaigner and author chris wylde. great to have all three of you with me, paul have all three of you with me, paul, harry and meghan can't have it both ways. they're saying britain's dangerous. they're off to colombia where they risk being kidnapped. make it make sense . it make sense. >> i just don't care. >> i just don't care. >> i just don't care. >> i mean, ijust don't >> i just don't care. >> i mean, i just don't care. >> i mean, ijust don't care. i think they should just stay at home, do whatever they want to do, do the garden, keep an allotment, you know, just mind their own business and just keep out of the public eye. i think they've made a decision about not wanting to be part of the royal family fair do's. they've left the united kingdom also fair do's, but now they keep po

the duke and duchess of double standards strike again.ts shortly. gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, tonight's top pundits. political commentator jo—anne tonight's top pundits. political commentatorjo—anne nadler former labour special adviser paul richards, and campaigner and author chris wylde. great to have all three of you with me, paul have all three of you with me, paul, harry and meghan can't have it both ways. they're saying britain's dangerous. they're off to colombia where they risk being kidnapped. make it make sense . it make sense. >> i just don't care. >> i just don't care. >> i just don't care. >> i mean, ijust don't >> i just don't care. >> i mean, i just don't care. >> i mean, ijust don't care. i think they should just stay at home, do whatever they want to do, do the garden, keep an allotment, you know, just mind their own business and just keep out of the public eye. i think made a decision about they've made a decision about not wanting to be part of the royal family fair do's. they've left the united kingdom also fair do's

the duke and duchess of today.e and duchess of sussex have been welcomed to colombia as they begin their four day tour of the south american nation. harry and meghan were met in the capital, bogota, by colombia's vice president francia marquez and her husband. they spent around half an hour at the vice president's residence, where they exchanged welcome gifts, and they were also offered tea, coffee and traditional colombian cheese bread. it's understood they'll focus on the impact of they'll focus on the impact of the digital world on young people. the military community and female empowerment. the duke and female empowerment. the duke and duchess will also explore colombia's history and culture and global superstar taylor swift is closing the european leg of her eras tour with five nights at london's wembley stadium. these are live pictures where thousands of fans have been gathering all day. it is the first time that taylor swift returned to the uk since paying tribute, of course, to the victims of the southport

our ive tatars still remember the grand duke vitovt when praying, because he appreciated them as great warriors, and invited them here to our lands so that they could help him. to fight, to say that it is comfortable, no, but i feel more confident, yes, more protected, it is true, artifacts with a century-old history are a real puzzle for us, as time travelers, this is one of the oldest objects that are in our foundation, this is an elcapion cross, which dates back a century, today such a cross is worn, for example, by the pope or bishops, the task of our guides is to ignite in you the desire to touch the belarusian culture personally, these are the kinds of receptions we love, and we love to meet and treat, it is already possible, of course, it is necessary, oh, it smells like, good, travel together with the belarus 24 tv channel . hello, the sas program is on air, i am authorized to declare, i am hosting it.

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our ivye tatars still remember the grand duke vitovt when they pray, because he appreciated them as great warriors and invited them here to our lands so that they could help him fight. to say that it is comfortable, no, but i feel more confident and protected, it is true. history is a real puzzle for us, as time travelers. this is one of the oldest items in our collection, this is an elkapion cross, which dates back to century. today, such a cross is worn, for example, by the pope or bishops. the task of our guides is to ignite in you the desire to touch the belarusian culture personally. these are the kinds of receptions we love. and we love beauty. the boat is near him, there is a river nearby, a forest, mushrooms, berries, it is so infected with positive energy, such a positive aura, here only in poliss such places, you see, how beautiful, people who endlessly find inspiration in the simplest things, i love to talk with local residents, even if, for example, not on some historical topics, but just come and talk, just... this is the main. broadcast, hello, the outgoing week was spent in

liz: it was the dukes. it was the dukes. best scene. eddie murphy. love it. so good.: [laughter] exactly. actually, if you really want a sense of what it felt like to be on the floor of the options exchange, go see that movie. you can't blam

former professional boxer and world champion duke mckenzie. duke. you so much for joining us, what is your reaction to that fight, that very short lived fight in which an italian female boxer had to face somebody? that certainly has the physical characteristics of a biological male, of a man? >> it was quite it was quite scary to see, mark, i think to myself, you know, there should be more. >> there should be more tests done, if that's what they're going to allow in, in any sort of competition, the idea that, both boxers, i believe, were disqualified from their tournament a while back. so. but it seems like they've got one rule for one and another rule for another. you see what i mean? so i mean, surely they could. maybe they should do, like an ultrasound test of some description to detect exactly what these two people are from a physical perspective. and then maybe they should have a separate category completely for people with high levels of male testosterone in their system , testosterone in their system, because surely from their standpoint, the

. >>> the duke and duchess of sussex, harry and meghan, have been out of the spotlight lately, but that'sge. they inaugurated a new website for parents who lost a child due to online bullying or internet drugs. jane pauley discussed the project with the royal couple. >> reporter: on a brilliant summer day near santa barbara last week, a group of friends got together. this was not your typical receiving line. >> hi! look who is here. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of sussex, better known as harry and meghan are definitely big huggers. it was a meeting of an exclusive club. >> oh, it's good to meet you. >> reporter: and one that none of them wanted to join. most of the parents here have lost a child. directly or indirectly as a result of exposure to online social media. harry and meghan are trying to give them and parents like them some place to turn for help. it's called the parents network in association with the couple's charitable arch well foundation. >> oh, my gosh, i'm so, so happy you're here. thank you. >> reporter: meghan herself knows a thing or two about online bullying. >> a

the duke and female empowerment.d duchess will also explore colombia's history and culture and global superstar taylor swift is closing the european leg of her eras tour with five nights at london's wembley stadium. these are live pictures where thousands of fans are expected to attend later. they've already started gathering in their thousands. at the moment it is the first time she's returned to the uk since, of course, paying tribute to the victims of the southport attack last month, where three little girls died in a mass stabbing at a dance class that was featuring her music earlier this month. taylor swift was forced to cancel three shows in vienna after a suspected islamist terror plot . those are the terror plot. those are the latest gb news headlines for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash ale

our ivev tatars still remember the grand duke vitovt when they pray, because he appreciated them as greatiors and invited them here to our lands so that they... help him fight, to say that it is comfortable, no, but i feel more confident, yes, more protected, it is true, artifacts from centuries of history, a real puzzle for us, as time travelers, this is one of the oldest items that are in our collection, this is an elkapion cross, which dates back to the twelfth century, today such a cross is worn, for example, by the pope or bishops, the task of ours: acquaintance with amazing people immersion in their profession. my name is mikhail pasmartsev, i am the head of the scientific department of the pripyatsky national park. the ecosystem is arranged in such a way that the violation of one of its components will inevitably lead to the fact that all the others will change. and now we are on the territory of an open -air museum. this museum is a territory with a huge number of historical. good afternoon.

and luckily for me, greg dale, who was at duke at that time, was able to help me kind of ground myself understand the power of the mind when it comes to performance. megan let's bring you in here. you work with coaches and athletes. what do you bring to the table or people like you? what can you add? yeah, i think it's really, helping athletes and coaches, really naming it to tame it instead of faking it to make it, the days of we just need to suck it up and rubbing some dirt on something like that's very invisible, like mental health is gone, and we really do need to start talking about what's actually going on. you know, like shannon saying like all the pressure that these olympic athletes are feeling is huge and it's even you're under a microscope and the amount of pressure and potentially feeling like you need to be perfect is unrealistic. and so having someone like myself or a sports psychologist really there to say, hey, let's get focused, let's get let's get going on what you need to do. because again, if the if the actual event or the game is 90% mental, then why don't we spend

and the duke and accounts. and the duke and duchess of sussex. vice president. it'5 the country's vice president. it's understood prince harry and meghan will focus on the impact of the digital world on young people, the military community and female empowerment. the duke and female empowerment. the duke and duchess will also explore colombia's history and culture. and global superstar taylor swift is closing the european leg of her eras tour with five nights at london's wembley stadium. now these are hopefully live pictures where thousands of fans are expected to attend the concert later. it's the first time she's returned to the uk. taylor swift. since paying tribute to the victims of the southport attack last month, where three girls died in a mass stabbing at a dance class featuring her music earlier this month, taylor swift was also forced to cancel three shows in vienna after a suspected islamist terror plot . well, islamist terror plot. well, those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm cameron walker. now it's back to tom and emil

, you will get to the duke, well, why bother the frenchman, the frenchman has done a lot, and here, inhould quote a very interesting quote, i don't remember it for sure, and i actually remember that this is a historian named shovalov, if i am not mistaken, from moscow, so in 1894, when the so-called odessa centenary was celebrated, it was the centenary of the capture of the khadzhibey fortress, then he said, and i really like the phrase that odessa did not become russian, it was 1894 the year in which russians imagine the so-called russian measure, well, then it was not the russian measure, it was a little about something else, that is, he said that you could hear ukrainian, greek, italian, french, that is, all the languages ​​of the world, on the streets of the city, but you will hardly hear russian, because... they weren't here, and it's true, i'm not into russians by origin, there are a lot of cool, super people, my brothers who are at the front, but they're not afraid to break, i apologize, my jaws, learn the ukrainian language and speak better than ethnic ukrainians, this, this is

using chatgpt to write essays, some colleges, like duke university, are no longer considering qualityof writing as a factor in deciding who gets in. and that's not all the season. more students are also turning to ai for other parts of the application process, potentially blowing up the $3 billion college application industry. joining us live now to offer some helpful insight to students and parents. samantha schreiber, a veteran college counselor in southern california who has studied and presented on the use of ai in college applications. samantha. so nice to have you on the show. >> thanks so much for having me. >> all right, so what are ai college counseling platforms and what do they do? >> so these are relatively new, so much so that i actually haven't gotten my hands on any of them quite yet. >> but every year there are always companies that say we have the new secret. we have the new way to help you get into college. and so harnessing the power of ai, you know, helping students from starting to build lists, researching colleges, planning trips all the way to writing essays on

>> i studied civil and environmental engineering at duke.avid: where there are a lot of women in engineering at that time? >> not at that time. i graduated and went to boston consulting group and then after that, after a couple of years of being in the atlanta office, i went to stanford for business school. david: you graduated from stanford and where did you go? quex we thought we wanted to go back to the south and we are looking for jobs with the economy was terrible. i stumbled on a start up called paypal. it's fairly large today but when i was there there was 300 people working at the company and i joined. david: you join paypal, what was your responsibility? >> i joined as a product manager. i wasn't 100% sure what the job was. when i showed up they asked me, tell us what you think we should build. i thought, as an avid ebay seller, i was a power seller at one point, i had all these things to make the selling experience better. so i led the seller experience and then let the integration between paypal and ebay. i finished at paypal afte

our iviv tatars still remember the grand duke during their prayers vitovt, because he appreciated themrs and invited them here to our lands so that they could help him. to fight, to say that it is comfortable, no, but i feel more confident, yes, more protected, it is true, artifacts from centuries of history are a real puzzle for us, as time travelers, this is one of the oldest items that we have in our collection, this is an elkapion cross, which dates back a century, today such a cross is worn, for example, by the pope or bishops, the task of our guides is to ignite a desire in you touch the belarusian culture personally, these are the kinds of receptions we love, and we love to meet and treat, it is already possible, of course, it is necessary, oh, it smells like, good, travel together with the belarus 24 tv channel, the editors' club, we have opened for you: a completely different africa, yes, this is a region that is difficult to enter, it is easy to enter there, for example, with equipment, to bring, sell tractors or bring and sell combines, but to enter there with light industry

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the duke and duchess of sussex, better known as harry and meghan, are definitely big huggers.rents here have lost a child, directly or indirectly, as a result of exposure to online social media. harry and meghan are trying to give them and parents like them someplace to turn for help. it's called the parents network. an association with the couple's charitable archewell foundation and officially launches today. >> i am so, so happy you're here. thank you. >> reporter: meghan herself knows a thing or two about online bullying. >> how do you do? >> reporter: of course, her husband, harry, is no stranger to that, either. or to unspeakable grief. the central topic is the loss that these families have suffered. stories that need to be shared because the parents, who are listening, who have not suffered a loss, think they couldn't. but they could. >> they certainly could. and that's one of the scariest things that we have learned over the course of the last 15, 17 years that social media has been around, more so recently, the fact it could happen to absolutely anybody. we always tal

i studied civil and environmental engineering at duke.avid: were there are a lot of women in engineering at that time? deborah: not at that time and probably still not as much as it could be today. david: after you graduated, what did you do? deborah: so i graduated and went to boston consulting group. after that after a couple of years of being in the atlanta office, i went to stanford for business school. david: you graduated from stanford and where did you go? deborah: i wasn't sure what i wanted to do with my life. we thought we wanted to move back to the south. we were looking for jobs with the economy was terrible. i stumbled on this startup called paypal, it's fairly large today, but when i was there there was about 300 people in mountain view working with the company and i joined. david: so you joined paypal and what was your responsibility at paypal? deborah: i joined as a product manager. back then there were a lot of product managers and i wasn't 100% sure what the job was. when i showed up they told me to tell them what i thou

liz: it was the dukes. it was the dukes. best scene. eddie murphy. love it. so good. charles: turn those machines back on. liz: [laughter] exactly. actually, if you really want a sense of what it felt like to be on the floor of the options exchange, go see that movie. you can't blame the bulls if they stop for a brief water break here it's kind of precisely what they are doing as you look on the screen after a scorching eight-day run-up. the s&p is barely lower down just about five points. nasdaq is down 26. dow jones industrials lower by 69 and the russel pulling back by 20. now if the s&p does manage to get out a gain and by the way it was in the green slightly earlier for a brief shining moment, the index will notch its longest win streak in close to 20 years. we'll follow it every tick of the way until the closing bell. in the meantime, the winners on a day liked to mean at least for the moment investors are back to rewarding fundamentals things like good earnings, good news. case in point, palo alto networks, the cybersecurity company shares are popping 8.5% lead

elizabeth: amber duke, we're so sorry we ran out of time. come back soon.shine thio coverage live from chicago starting at a 7 p.m. eastern time tonight only on fox business. >>> next, we're welcoming back a business, small business owner from minnesota. he lost his entire family business under governor tim walz in the most disturbing way. it burned to the ground in the 2020 riots. forer minnesota bar -- former minnesota bar other than bill hupp is coming next. >> when the violent mobs of looters and anarchists tried odded -- tried to burn down minneapolis in 2020, kamala harris raised money for bail, to bail out the arsonists and the rioters and the killers. i will deliver law, order, safety and peace. ♪ gum problems could be the start of a domino effect parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. he looks down at his queen, and says... (in atrocious french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot let's work on that french, shall we? (♪) au revoir mon