eddie remembers a day in 2010 when everything went dark. >> i was on top of the world. everything was going great, life was great. from one second to the next, my whole life had just collapsed. it was a scary, scary night. >> reporter: at 46 years old, eddie suffered a massive heart attack. his case is not unusual. the most recent study by the american heart association shows more than 52% of latino males in the u.s. suffer from heart disease, a silent killer, and the attack left eddie desperately in need of a new heart. today he's walking with the heart of a man he never knew from a family he's never met. >> i have their son's -- i know it's a man, their son's heart in my chest, but it's my heart. >> reporter: since then eddie vowed to take care of that man's heart, and everything was going well until a day when his doctor called with very troubling news. >> my doctor called, and she says, eddie, you need to come into the hospital like right now. what? right now. we've detected heart rejection. >> reporter: a new blood test by a peninsula company called care dx allowed

eddie murphy!s and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is great to have you here. look at this. people get excited, you know? you probably get that every time you walk into the coffee bean, i'm sure. >> no, no, it's always nice to hear. >> jimmy: how are you doing? did you feel that earthquake last night? >> a little. i realized i felt the earthquake when i got to work and they were talking about it. it was like, oh, yeah, i did feel the earthquake. [ laughter ] i thought i was dreaming. >> jimmy: have you ever been in a big one, one of the big ones? >> i was in the northridge quake. >> jimmy: did you live near that one? >> no, but you could feel it. >> jimmy: yeah, you felt it everywhere. >> house was shaking, it was crazy. >> jimmy: it's scary, yeah. it makes you realize. even eddie murphy is subject to the whims of the planet. [ laughter and applause ] congratulations. you got the cecil b. demille award. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i know -- i know how much ce

so, i got a terrific investigator named bob eddy.found was chambliss's niece. she testified that two or three days before the bomb went off, robert was ranting and raving about the blacks and demonstrations. and he said, you just wait till sunday, they'll beg us to segregate. somebody said, what do you mean? well, he said, you'll find out, you'll find out. and so, that was pretty powerful, that made an impact on the jury. >> so baxley and bob eddy and a new light put the pieces of a puzzle together that resulted in the conviction of robert chambliss. but the community knew that there were still others out there other than chambliss that were involved. >> justice, freedom and truth and god's people, on the move. >> the 16th street baptist church bombing was carried out by members of the united klan of america, the same organization who killed michael donald. again and again, we have seen white racists take the lives of black people and do so with impunity, with the legitimization and the seeming permission of law enforcement. >> bob e

i would have been done at that i had a photo with eddie murphy it's going to go on my mother's wall iust really wasn't aware that he knew who i was, to be completely honest with you >> jimmy: really >> i really -- i just -- i don't know you don't imagine somebody like eddie murphy watching anything that you would do. you win -- and you didn't even know this is even -- >> i had no idea. >> jimmy: you win, you did your speech, you did the whole thing, you just, what you just kind of zone out and you leave? >> okay, so when you get up there and you win, what no one tells you is that the lights are really bright. >> jimmy: yeah, please tell me what it's like [ laughter ] i guess i'll -- i guess i'll never experience it. i guess i'll never experience - [ light laughter ] please tell me when you win an award what's it like [ laughter ] >> it's coming jimmy >> jimmy: no, it's not >> it's gonna happen i believe in you >> jimmy: you were great yeah, thank you. so you were up there. >> i'm up there. lights are really bright, right? so, i can't really see anything and i don't know how people tal

and a few months ago eddie and his wife sent me pictures of themselves as first-time voters. any country in their lives they voted for the first time in this fast midterm election in houston , a state that matters, where there view matters. just two nights ago i got a beautiful picture from that son of eddie's who is many years older not voraciously reading, proudly reading his father's story in a book that arrived at his doorstep. the book that he will take to school and share with his teachers, and that is a story that can happen only in america because of the american promise, american institutions. as imperfect as they are, there is a sight to be had, and a story like this, a book like this is about the best in the worst in america. while that is true in america, it is also true the dream becomes real for far too many. these workers found me, these workers then were connected to attorneys, the new york times. there was a three-year campaign around them. they push and reached out for all of the levers of democracy, protests and marches on washington, many workers cannot do

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eddie murphy is -- listen, i meet famous people all the time. >> yeah. >> jimmy: eddie murphy is a guyt of ways. >> totally, totally. >> jimmy: you, however, have known him since 1982, i believe, this photograph, this incredible photograph was taken. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, this is a "little rascals" sketch, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you playing darla from "the little rascals"? >> i am. >> jimmy: eddie murphy playing buckwheat. then we've got robert blake. >> that's right, robert blake. >> jimmy: what do you remember about robert on this evening? >> remember what i told you about my psychic memory? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes? nothing? >> nothing. i remember nothing. i'm -- it's lucky i remember that that was darla i was playing. >> jimmy: is that real or your lawyers told you to say you don't remember anything? [ laughter ] you're pleading the fifth? what about eddie murphy? almost a teenager here, right? >> yeah, totally. we both were on the show when -- we started when we were 21. and so that was, like, 70, 80 years ago. [ laughter ] and it was funny because working with him on t

ah, i am eddie mike. i junior welcome to the program. nigerians are voting today to decide on a new president. the outgoing president will i'm article high, is stepping down to 7 the maximum 2 times allowed by the constitution, the race to succeed him on lead africa. largest economy is the most open. since nigeria became the democracy in 1999. the next president have to deal with the troubled economy and security threats more than 90000000 people are registered to vote, and they will also be electron state governors and members of the national assembly respondent. michael, you asked more from nigeria, 2nd largest city, connell. hello monica, that tell us how is voting going so far? pretty much. well, yeah. i know the bus was supposed to, so was the sub bought them by. i see, but unfortunately that didn't happen. however, when did everything? no community organized. yeah. are the people that are in the line with them sounds as you can see and about it's still ongoing. don't bother using any modifications.

ah, i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. vote in nigeria presidential election is drawing to a close. they are go and lead. i will, how much higher is stepping down after 7, the maximum 2 times allowed by the constitution. there is to lead africa is largest economy is the most open since nigeria became the democracy in 1999. the next president will have to deal with the trouble of the economy and security threats. more than 90000000 people eligible to vote. and they will also be elect and state governors and members of the national assembly. our correspondence, flo sugar has more from the state of our number i flourish the last time we spoke. voting was closing soon, but some people hadn't voted yet due to some issues. what's the situation now? oh, well, i had to move to another pauline units and where i am right now. voting has actually been dead via voici in the accounting devils, as you can see behind me. yeah, counting the senatorial votes right now and is the same thing across nigeria. many place

the table will have that much more for said ah, i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. more than 40, my grandson died after the out over crowded wooden boat smashed into rocky reefs off south in italy. one of the confirmed that was an infant around 80. people have so far been recovered alive near the coastal city of quote on it these coast got said about 120. my grands. well, the 20 meter long boat. well, 14000 migrants have arrived in italy by sea so far this year. that's up sharply from a year ago. from on this, let's speak to journalist, see my doctor in a room who's been following the story. sima nice to see you. how did this tragedy unfold? well, from what we understand from the authorities, essentially these my goods, the figure ranges from 180 to 250 depending on who you speak to in terms of the survivors. but the 20 meter long wouldn't essentially crashed against the rock and it capsized and broke into pieces. so that, that because of bad weather conditions, they were carrying the migrants. and what we do know so far is at least $45.00 bodies have been recovered

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and when eddie comes to town, eddie is now edie and is a trans woman. >> take a good look. >> but theblack queer stories is something that exists on a separate timeline from both lgbtq representation and black representation. >> representation matters because if you know and like this person that's fictional, how can you not know and like this person in your real life. >> when we were younger, i used to hate you. you used to steal my clothes. >> you had such nice things. >> soap i think was so raw. >> what do you people drink? >> you mean new yorkers? we drink. >> no, no, homos. >> we drink your basic heterosexual drinks. >> there was something very delicious about the gayness of billy crystal's character. it was like mainstream television, wow, this is actually happening. this is actually real. >> if you look back at it now, there were moments that were incredibly sensitive. and it was an important character. >> i mean, you hate me because i'm gay, right? >> well? >> i guess, if you need a reason, that's a good one. >> burt, it's a terrible reason. i mean look at me, i'm a person. >>

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you know like the eddie brock comic book character. who is the symbio here? it's big tech and the social mete media and so-called fact check. biden wants you to believe the lie that successful people who bust their ass and work hard don't pay their fair share of taxes. it's a disgusting lie. >> pay your fair share. the tax system is not fair. it's not fair. >> people are going to have to

and eddie, smith institute. and eddie, thanks for joining me this morning .ing. this was a curious pledge for labour party to make given its pro green agenda, given its pro green agenda, given how it sort of is predicating its its potential premiership on the basis of reducing co2 . this is a policy reducing co2. this is a policy that might well increase. yeah, it's interesting . it's very much it's interesting. it's very much a policy which is designed to make people think you're doing something about co2 emissions because it logically makes sense that that food miles and the transport food is going to have a large impact after all. how are you? how are you fuelling your your chooks? but as as you pointed out, it makes up such a tiny proportion. and what's so much more important is the change in the land use from what it could otherwise be used for and the actual emissions from from the farms . so whether that from the farms. so whether that be fertiliser being used or methane from cows, it's so much more significant. so it's very much a political play to ma

. >> you recall testimony over 500,000 went to curtis eddie smith?>> what would that have been for? >> that would have all been for pills. >> for opioids? >> yes, sir, specifically all i was taking at that time was oxycodone and oxycontin. >> and you were -- you were an addict, were you not? >> i am an addict. >> you are an addict. >> and did you repeatedly lie to those you loved to cover up your addiction? >> i did. >> and were you -- concerned that you would be exposed if you didn't continue to lie about your conduct? >> i did. >> there's some specific things that you were asked about which i would like to go over. one thing you had referred to, a text message that you had seen later on, between maggie and blanca. do you recall that? >> i do. >> and it's in evidence as defendant's exhibit 54. doug, if you could pull that up please, sir. if you could highlight the blanca text. is this a text message you're referring to? >> it is. >> and i'll just read it. it says ty. is that thank you? ty i'm waiting. alex wants me to come home. i had to leave door

eddie hope knows this all too well. them away from home, they live in motel rooms, with that drug dealers, and around the prostitutes. you around the pence. it kind of puts this into a whole different dark world. >> dark, and in dana's case, deadly. >> dana met her faith in this walmart parking lot, trying to sell magazines to joseph wayne burnette. that's where he told police he picked her up, took her to this bridge and killed her. why? he said it was because she stole money from him. impossible to know if that was true because of what he did next. >> i put him out of -- i lead her body and set her on fire. and when i did that, i left. >> she wasn't trash, she wasn't a piece of trash that he took upon himself to discard of. and i want everybody to know who dana was, and who she was as a person. even with her difficult life, and her upbringing, she still had a good heart. >> maybe it's not the greatest ending, but at least we know. i guess i go back to the truth. they know the truth, and it just feels good we can hand

crazy cousin eddie has a rap sheet. drug supplier -- >> martha: tons of money and checks went to him and escalated according to the netflix documentary and escalated right before the murders. $23,000, $10,000. >> we know he's capable of trying to shoot somebody in the head. where was crazy cousin eddie when all of this was going on? crazy cousin eddie may have been familiar were the dogs. another they ary is if somebody is lying in wait, why weren't the dogs going crazy over a stranger being in the woods? they probably know crazy cousin eddie. so didn't matt other the dogs. >> good point. john marvin was also on the stand today. this is the brother of alec murdaugh. one of the first people that he called. we don't have this turned around yet. this is his younger brother. he broke down on the stand talking about how well he knew paul. let's play this first sound bite that we. have go ahead. >> i have a hard time talking about paul because we have a very special relationship. but i knew him very well. i'll do my best to a

ah, i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. estonia prime minister kayak, our last told government and defense lead us in and we member states should act jointly in i and i, munitions, and other weapons. the use foreign policy chief just a barrel agreed saying more urgency is needed in support. and keith, much more has to be done and much weaker. did is a still a lot to be done. we have to increase our and accelerate our military support. are you great? quickly. the 1st a must urge and the thing that, that you politically you to a patch to do piece to arm you grain be we said has all due to be a leaders here said yesterday that russia cannot win his war, that ukraine has to prevail. then let it go from george, to the fash. an accident 8 alamitos is report. do you bring? because from granny's in the critical sheet duration from defined to be within. when ation available are chief international editor rich of

ah, eddie micah junior is the name welcome to the program, voted in nigeria. presidential election is drawing to a close the i'll go and lead out mohammed harry is stepping down after 7, the maximum 2 times allowed by the constitution. the ways to lead africa's largest economy is the most open since nigeria became a democracy, 999. the next president will have to deal with the trouble of economy and security threats more than 90 medium people eligible to vote. and those will be elected state governors and members of the national assembly g w corresponding to close to graph is covering the elections and the se, in state of a number. she told me more about what's happening on the ground. well, i had to move, so i know that pulling units and where i am right now, voting has actually ended via voici in the accounting devils, as you can see behind me. yeah. counting the senatorial votes right now and is the same thing? are cross nigeria, many places have already ended their votes, the account seemed they are both on, you know, trying to combine or count all the results. but again, like i m

the 2nd defeats of the season states allowed went down. lou, i'm eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. a you leaders of said the block needs to speed up its military support. will ukraine as a final date, all of them you execute a conference wraps up on your prime minister color to the conference that the you should act collectively to buy munitions or ukraine or that you for. and what is the chief apparel box a proposal? seeing more agency was needed in support, o'keefe, much more has to be done, and much weaker. did is a still a lot to be done. we have to increase our and accelerate our military support to ukraine. quickly. the 1st to must urge them saying that you believe decal due to a patch to do he's to arm you green. the we said has all the to be a leaders here said yesterday that russia cannot win. is war that ukraine has to prevail then led to go from towards to the fast. i next city at 8 a with mid thirty's before to ukraine because from korean is a critical situation from define to be with him when ation available are chief international edits. average of walker is

i called curtis eddie smith on the telephone. >> who is curtis eddie smith. >> curtis eddie smith is years. there would be 40, 50, $60,000. >> a as much as $60,000 a week on pills. he met smith on the side of the road and gave him the gun. he says smith gave him a knife which murdaugh says he used to slash his tire. the plan was for it to look like murdaugh was fixing his flat tire when he was shot. >> did you just stand there and wait for him to shoot you? >> yes, sir. >> smith has denied shooting murdaugh, though smith has been charged in the scheme. the gunshot, wherever it came from just grazed murdaugh's head. he called 911 but didn't say who shot him. >> i got a flat tire. and i stopped and somebody stopped to help me and when i turned my back, they tried to shoot me. >> reporter: alex murdaugh waited more than a week before telling investigators about the scheme and telling them who allegedly shot him. and, anderson, the reason the state played that recording today is because earlier the defense floated a theory that alex murdaugh had a drug addiction so perhaps it was some dr

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is beyond me, crazy cousin eddie is a wild card.ot need this charity on. top. the botched attempted suicide. it begs the question for me, ises defenis the defense going to call crazy cousin eddie to talk about this, is he a potential third. i disagree with the judge's ruling, they should not have let it in. i think that judge should not have let in a lot of other prior bad actions, other financial crimes and opioid addiction. it has nothing to do with anything. but the judge did. and it is painted a picture of murdaugh of being a liar, a cheater of being a drug addict, but it falling short of proving him a murderer. trey: all right, let's listen to murdaugh and i'll ask you a question. >> trey: i have heard more forceful denials in my time as a prosecutor than than, but. i don't think it will be at financial crimes or drug use. i think it is the fall statement, when you say that you were nowhere near the double murder scene, and it is the cell phone and navigation evidence this week that i think will do him in. but, you know more ab

eddie conway was 76 years old.e was a leading member of the baltimore chapter of the black panthers. he was convicted in 1971 of killing baltimore police officer donald sager the previous year. but eddie conway maintained his innocence, saying he was set up. for years, conway's supporters campaigned for him to be pardoned. he was released from prison in 2014 after serving 44 years. to see our interviews with eddie conway, visit our website democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show looking at u.s.-china relations 10 days after the u.s. shot down a suspected high-altitude chinese surveillance balloon off the coast of south carolina after it had flown across alaska, canada, and then across the united states. according to th

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he's referred to as fast eddie or cousin eddie. he actually is a second cousin to alex murdaugh who murdaugh said he hired to actually commit an assisted suicide on the side of a road. this would have been a few months after his wife, maggie, and son, paul, were found murdered. the suicide obviously did not work out. murdaugh's still alive, but he, the facts around this exchange on the side of road, what exactly happened? what was eddie paid to do? what did murdaugh say to him in those moments? that is what the prosecution wants the jury to hear. there's some distinction between the two versions of events. the fact he would hire someone to assist him in suicide, which murdaugh says because his son, buster, could get a $10 million insurance policy, those facts nay paint a picture of someone who was in desperate circumstances and making rash decisions. the one thing that's critical and weighs on both sides here though is that eddie took a polygraph test about his alibi on the night of the murders of maggie and paul murdaugh and he fa

i want to bring in nbc's, eddie glaude, msnbc contributor. and thank you all for being here. antonia, set the scene for us. >> well, chris, it's a heavy and somber morning, and where i am people are starting to fill in. the parking lot is almost full, and they expect that there's likely going to be overflow, some people who aren't going to be able to physically attend the funeral set to start in about an hour here. you mentioned this a bit. for anyone who hasn't been to a church like this one, a historic black church, you are going to hear a focus on tyre nichols' life, a celebration of who he was as a person, a son, a father, someone who loves skate boarding and photography, had friends all over this country, but you're also going to be given a message, a message that connects tyre to the history, the gravity of this city of memphis. i have had the chance to talk to the senior pastor turner here over the last several days, and i know that you're going to hear several people connect tyre's story to the assassination of dr. king, the activism, the organizing that has happened

>> here is the original tweet of the video posted on twitter by this user, eddie johnson on twitter on january 24, so one day before biden announced that he will aid ukraine with m1 abrams tanks. this video reached over one million views on twitter with a caption that reads, is this decision already made? this was kansas today. so an image people picked up online to claim that these were abrams tanks in poland heading to ukraine. >> if eddie johnson knew what he was doing when he put that on line, i wonder. look what he started. as always, pleasure to see you. and thanks to you all for watching wherever you are. more to come live from paris. ♪ >> people and profit. your business show that gs we on the numbers and the corporate jargon. understand everything related to major business stories and how the economy affects our lives. people and profit on france 24 and france24.com. >> the world is ever-changing. the news does not wait. >> france 24 gives a global perspective that an educated, intelligent, and active viewer is going to want to have to understand the issues of the day. >> that

we'll talk about, i was about to say crazy eddie, it was cousin eddie.but let's start with this interview of alex murdaugh that was presented to the jurors. what was the takeaways >> pretty powerful testimony there from the detective, th lead detective on the case, you clearly seeing them want to highlight all the inconsistencies in murdaugh's story. number one being, he is asked four different times by that detective, were you down by the dog kennels that night, because we now all know that he was. we have that on video. he said four different times that he wasn't assuming the jury was able to get that point, that's a huge point for the prosecution to score >> let's talk about cousin eddie for a moment for folks who haven't been following it as closely, this was the cousin that was allegedly involved in this suicide-for-hire along the roadside here, a couple of months after the double murder the fact that the prosecution at the end of the day managed to get that in, how significant could that be? >> so in the beginning of the day, it seemed like a huge

eddie says early on his body started rejecting the new heart. that's when he got aa second gift, a new blood test from caredx that allowed doctors to kwiekly diagnose the issue. he said his heart is doing fantastic now. >> it's a valentine's day tradition. get married at san francisco city hall. it's a beautiful venue. more than 250 couples said "i do" today in special ceremonies. a lot of smiles, a lot of kisses. they came from all over the world. 250 couples, that's more than double the number of marriages typically performed there in a single day. >> beautiful 12 years together. i don't know -- we actually got engaged nine, ten months ago, and then we got a little happy and then found out we were pregnant. so it's good to finally be married to the love of my life, i'm going to keep crying. i'm going to stop. >> they have a baby valentine on the way. >> a beautiful couple right there. a lot of beautiful couples. the city, by the way, brought in help. 22 deputy marriage commissioners were on site to accommodate all those i dos. >> in the east b

. >> eddie garcia is alive today because of the heart of a stranger.ered a massive heart attack in 2010 after years of waiting he got a transplant and has become an organ donor advocate. early on his body started rejecting that new heart that's when he got a second gift. a new blood test by a peninsula company that allowed doctors to immediately treat that. eddie says now he is heart is doing great and he is grateful for the life he has. >> up next, we will show you which nba legends >>> well, here we are at the all-star break which is the halfway point of the nba season and so far it has been an odd season for the worse. he can't figure it out. staff curry is hurt and gary payton is back but also hurt. so there we have it. tonight the final game before the break. the warriors down in la that's hall of famer jerry west, one of the best of all time. the former voyeurs exec now with the clippers front office. watch the passing. jordan pool has the ball. and a dime to dante. a sweet pass. here it is again. almost like a foot while football sup has been fo

what you so no late people tanti and seen them. eddie, can you cheat all a t and t, a blue glow? facebook. her lion be seal abc, cbs less cnn. pepsi call up at his in fuel. ah, in the dark, tell a prima lean your neck, ali i so the out movement, she show no us here from tonight. it would be back to me to the stopped or she saw online k represent that to get our national security. i do see that he cannot be presented to see a bit less secrets in them. so again, the lease fee de la, the corporation that it bought to so log in, but any doughty is pony today? media early 2006, i was the coordinator of the only use movement in egypt which was used for change. and at that time, i was approached by an american reporter for said that he would like to arrange for me to speak with a former american ambassador instead of be a during the revolution in service. it wasn't until 2008. when another chance came. we had an invitation to take part in a conference called alliance of use movements in new york. the idea was that you will go to this conference secret and that i will take this opportuni

come hang out with eddie murphy tonight. at one time, you are going to be in a star trek movie weren't you? >> yes. they had me talking drive to spock. >> that's pretty good. i don't know how you pass that up. ama: one of the issues we've been focusing on recently is the battle against the drug overdose crisis. san francisco is moving closer to opening save consumption sites but it's not easy. there's no official support from city hall so this means the operators will be on the round. there's a lot riding on the locations of these sites. >> i am hoping that this year, we can get at least three seito -- three sites open in the hardest hit neighborhoods where the public drug use is happening daily. reporter: hillary ronen is talking about safe consumption sites. places people can go to use their drugs under supervision in case of an overdose. >> those people that we can't just abandon to die in the streets and subject our children and our city to watch them shooting up or smoking on the sidewalks. reporter: safe consumption si

>> eddie is a guy when everyone hears his silly laugh, it's always eddie.sn't always pay attention. you can just do a wrap sign. >> okay. >> did you say i don't pay attention? >> you are one of the more difficult -- >> oh, i'm not. >> cut. i like to cut. the cut is good. >> i'm not paying attention. oh, boy, but i'm going to say this, corey stoll, "quantumania" is playing in theaters everywhere right now. you're a natural at this. you got a job. eddie, get out of here. you're fired. corey has the job. stay right there. we'll be right back with more "gma." corey, thank you. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't

with i, i'm eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. it's been one year since russia begun its invasion of ukraine. now, while a war in europe may seem far away from africa, the impact has been felt by many across the continent of. we asked some in kenya and nigeria, how the war has affected them. it does affect any emotional cause. i have a friend, whoever did have it from nevada. when we talked last was last 2 weeks. this is the order. now gerard city, the idea that our suffering due to war did that your voice v. needless. it's needless or is it senseless war? would crazy have really good. now. i'm looking back from the fact laser prizes. they have gone up making for it become such as commodity because of leaving us become very high. ah, you'd see at the, for example, this year it has highlight, it isn't going to be put off any it had to offer this. it has become very tough for most of what it would drive us. the taxi drivers. several students are of niger on our region as well, their schooling, and out to a debt their schooling journ

it was argued by a classmate of my predecessor eddie bernice , johnson. and on the house floor, a young woman who was still in her 20's, only one month into her service on the texas legislature gets a call from the supreme court so texas is why equip had -- women have reproductive rights in the first place. texas is the reason why some of -- has been rescued from the jim crow relic, that were put into place. texas has led the way in what i consider to be a candidacy throughout this country when it -- came to rowing back productive rights for women's health, and getting to the ballot box. i think it's time for texans to rise up and for people to see who the real texas is. >> did your predecessor give you any advice? >> oh, my gosh, tons. the one thing that she said because she did call me and ask me to run for this seat, was that she wanted someone with experience. and there's over a 40-year gap difference in our age and people kept saying, she's a little different from you. and i'm thinking there's a few generations' difference but the one thing that she

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i am eddie micah junior. thanks for your time. with with you we need to india is reducing the amount of water that sitting around and not reduces the amount of methane that's being produced in the field. rice of food staple in a climate killer, asian rice farmers are conducting experiments with more environmentally friendly agricultural methods. eco india. in 30 minutes on d, w. o. many pollution. so now in the world right now, the climate change, if any, off the story. this is much less the way home just one week how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all in with 5th, his subscriber all morning. like mine is with getting ahead. using tech. as our documentary series of founders, valley kids africa to meet the founders, empowering their continent through digital innovation, a transformer, working with health and living conditions in their country, and inspiring the world with their ideas. thunder valley africa. watch now w documentary. mm hm. mm. ah, everyone, every man knows of the children's food tha

eddie, are we seeing the start of a new bull market?asdaq could have six positive weeks in a row or is this just a bear market bounce? >> in our opinion this is nothing more than another bear market bounce. momentum is on the ball side in short term so i think you can see the market over to 4200, 4250 on the s&p but this is just like the august rally in my opinion from june and august 17% rally in the reason why we say it's there is because of the process focused on the data. the rent data continues to get weaker. we have the economy decelerating, the yield curve inverted at a wide pace right now, credits getting tight, talk to any real estate developer and ask about the cost of capitol or getting capitol to start projects and they will tell you it's drying up. the other thing we have a fed that is still tightening. when you tighten with those dynamics, it is difficult to have an economy to bottom and we need the economy to bottom before we go to a bull market in our opinion and on top of that, this is going to happen within the first h

. >> law enforcement now believes murdaugh conspired with curtis eddie smith to kill him as part of ane fraud scheme. >> everything with alex has just been mind-boggling, because you know someone for so long and then a completely different side of him comes out. >> alex murdaugh apparently asked curtis eddie smith, who is friends with alex, who has done jobs for alex, to murder him so he can get the insurance money to give to buster, his son. >> if murdaugh died, his living son would have received an estimated $10 million as part of a life insurance policy. >> he didn't think it would pay if he committed suicide, so he wanted eddie to do the job for him so his son would get the money. >> when i heard about the suicide attempt, i didn't know if i believed it or not. the story about it all, it's kind of confusing. paying someone to come shoot you and then he misses. >> where we live, people don't miss. it don't matter if you're talking about a deer or a person, they don't miss. >> well, the suspect accused of shooting alex murdaugh in a failed murder-fraud plot claims he is being set up

cheryl: well, that's the question here, eddie.ee wants to jump in as well and talk to you. it's another $500 million pledge. there's still talk about f-16s. we think we'll hear more from president biden later today. whether or not they're going to talk about jets going to ukraine, take the word of the skies -- tak take the war to the skies as far as our involvement goes. senator lindsey graham made a comment, this can't be a blank check. obviously what happened to the ukrainian people is horrible, devastating and nobody wants to see putin take over ukraine. how much can the american taxpayer handle as we move forward with this. what's your thoughts? >> zelenskyy acts like it's a blank check. every time he's on tv he's demanding the west do more for him, in particular the u.s. we're footing about 75% of the total cost so far of this war with no end in sight as you just said. biden is pledging more millions of dollars to ukraine. it's become a bottomless pit now. i don't see much resistance even from the little remarks from lindsey