eric. eric thanks arthel.no times of ending anytime soon after hitting a four-decade high last month. how is everyone trying to deal with this and pay the prices we've got to pay as goods are going higher? coming up, you ever go to golden corral and eat that big buffet? how do they do it? we're going to talk to one of the biggest franchiseers in the country, golden corral, as the prices -- well, that and more straight ahead. ♪ ♪ i looked on ancestry and just started digging and found some really cool stuff... it was just a lot of fun. just to talk to my parents about it and to send it to my grandparents and be like, hey this person we're all related to look at this crazy stuff they did in arizona 100 years ago. it actually gives you a picture of their life, so you get to feel like you're walking the same path they did. ♪ ♪ eric: well, buying hesss are and less these days with the paycheck. inflation surging at its fastest pace in 40 years. take a look at the consumer price index. it jumped 8.5% last month comp

eric was also defiant. >> it was not eric naposki who shot bill mclaughlin this is a fact.ver his head? we up to the jury soon. >> coming up, first they had to face trial where nanette the's lawyer had an unusual defense. >> in court you called your client (bleep). >> i'm sure i did. just because you treated people poorly in your life doesn't mean you are a murderer. >> will the jury agree? when dateline continues. uhh, i mean the whole turning people to stone thing was a bit of a buzz kill, right? so she ordered sunglasses with prime, one day delivery. ♪♪ clever girl. people realized she's actually hilarious once you get to know her. eugh. as if. ♪♪ well, he was asking for it. prime changes everything. you might have heard of carvana and that we sell cars online. we believe buying a car should be something that gets you hyped up. and that your new car ought to come with newfound happiness and zero surprises. and all of us will stop at nothing to drive you happy. we'll drive you happy at carvana. cranky-pated: a bad mood related to a sluggish gut. miralax is different. it w

eric: i'm eric shawn. vladimir putin again being branded a war criminal as more reports of war crimes by russian forces emerge of them shooting people in the street as they retreated. that after ukrainian soldiers retook control of a key town near kyiv of bucha. the world witnessing what putin's forces left behind. reports of mass killing, people tortured in their basements, genocide, say officials, and crimes against humanity. we have a warning for you, the footage you're about to see is graphic. it shows bodies of ukrainian civilians strewn throughout the streets of that town right outside of kyiv. people walking or cut down, someone on a bicycle shot, his body as you can see there on the left lying in the street. people tortured in their basements. it is being called a genocide there and crime against humanity. ukraine's foreign minister condemns this outrage. [speaking in native tongue] >> bucha is the most outrageous, horrid atrocity of the 21st century. without an exaggeration by what we've seen in b

eric? eric: charles, thank you so much.od is mourning the loss of estelle harris. >> send me a memory board. [laughter] >> i always talk about your hands, how they're so soft and milky white. >> no, you never said mil key white -- >> i said milky white! [laughter] arthel: harris is best known for playing george costanza's judgmental mother on "seinfeld." actor jason alexander paid tribute to his the mom tweeting, quote: the joy of playing with her and relishing her glorious laughter was a treat. her voice gave life to iconic characters like mrs. potato head in "toy story." her family says the actress died of natural causes. she is survived by her 3 children, 3 grandsons and a great grandson. what a remarkable woman. estelle harris was 93 years old. s refreshing their app. so you can customize your favorite footlong, set a pickup time, and jump the line! oh, here she goes! ugh, i thought she was actually gonna jump. just use this code and order on the subway app! this is koli. my foster fail (laughs). when i first started fo

i'm arthel neville, hi, eric. eric: and i'm eric sean. thank you for joining us, everyone.ey mariupol has been prime target of russian attacks and horrifying example of human catastrophe that's the war by vladimir putin. war criminal committing war crimes against humanity. has killed more than 10,000 civilians there. left 90% of mariupol damaged or completely destroyed. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy warning that we have not yet seen the worst of the russian slaughter. >> the situation is very difficult in mariupol. it's clear that things won't get better. with each passing day it's more unstable. eric: u.s. officials confirming that the ukrainian missiles did sink flagship the moskva in the black sea and combat lose for any navy in 40 years. russia now warning that the u.s. will face, quote, unpredictable consequences if it keeps arming ukraine. republican congresswoman nicole is here and will join us on that in a moment. first let's go to lucas tomlinson in the white house and the biden administration arming of ukraine, lucas. lucas: president zelenskyy is warnin

eric: hey everyone thank you for joining us this sunday i am eric shawn. is growing as more parents demand a say and what is being taught in their kids schools. republicans in the garden state now criticizing democratic governor phil murphy and his administration. over what they say or inappropriate changes in the pre-k curriculum. murphy signed the law supporting it, and live in hoboken, new jersey were classes resume in the morning hey nay. flex hey eric good afternoon for this is our second day out here we are still waiting for a response from governor phil murphy. we have been reaching out to us off at since yesterday morning through phone and e-mail, so far there's not been a response will let you know if there is. the parents want answers as soon as possible because starting in september kids is first grade will talk about gender identity and their genitalia and how it relates to their gender identity. want to show direct quotes mccracken take a look here will be taught being a boy or a girl does not have to mean you have those parts but for most peo

eric. eric: thank you for joining us. i'm we are unsean. the visit by secretary blinken and austin, first type top member of the president's cabinet have journeyed to ukrainians capital since the russian invasion started. that began exactly by the way two months ago. some european leaders have been there. among them prime minister boris johnson of britain. today marking orthodox easter, the holiest day on the orthodox christian calendar but the russians ignoring that continuing relentless bombing, more casualties despite the holy days, pound cities and towns in southern and eastern part of ukraine trying to grab the slice of the country for vladimir putin. we have live team fox news coverage, military analyst, we will look at the putin strategy on that in a moment and taylor on the high-level visit of secretary of defense to kyiv. let's give with matt finn live in lviv with the very latest on the potential meeting and what's happening with the russian forces, hi, matt. matt: eric the u.s. s

eric?c: even in the worst, the human spirit does prevail. jeff paul, thank you. arthel: meantime, a major shift is taking place on the battlefield. ukraine now retaking control of some areas near kyiv amid fierce fighting. at the same time, russian forces are also pulling back outside the capital city. they appear to be deploying to eastern ukraine. the pentagon calling these moves a repositioning and not a permanent withdrawal. president zelenskyy is warning that there will be no let-up in the russian assault. joining us now is retired four-star general david perkins, also a fox news contributor. general, thanks for joining us, of course, but i want to start with the ukraine fighters. what is the state of the ukrainian forces? how are they putting up such great resistance and they, ultimately, stop the russians and win this war? >> well, the ukrainians have really exceeded all expectations, especially the expectations of the russians. and the one thing that they seem to be particularly goo

eric. eric: remembering a followed hero, texas national guardsmen. a 22-year-old died while trying to save two migrants from drowning. they crossed the rio grande river last week and it turns out migrants officials said they were actually drug smugglers. president biden met with mexico's president yesterday as concerns continue to mount, terminating title 42. the board policy that lists agents sent migrants back to mexico because of the covid protocols, brian pianist is live on the border at eagle pass texas with the latest from the. >> the people in people pass texas are connected economically as well as when it comes their families in both communities right now are suffering because of lack of help they are receiving by the federal government. earlier across the border to get a look for ourselves. we met up with the president of the city's industrial chain, they said the city does not have the resources to take care of the almost 300 migrants a day arriving, many who sleep on the streets, migrant are hearing how the u.s. is letting people go with n

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eric: hi arthel hello everyone i'm eric sean thank you for joining us.ppeared helicopter strike on fuel facility inside russia marks the very first time the kremlin has accused ukraine and going beyond its borders and attacking russian territory. before ukraine's denial some suggested moscow may have blown up the oil depot in its own so-called false operation to try and sabotage the ongoing peace talks. meantime arranging interview, president zelenskyy declined to comment on whether or not he did order that attack. >> what matters for us is that you and the whole world should know that we are a country at war. we were attacked. that is what matters. that is the biggest tragedy. but honestly it is not professional to talk about it. they occupied our territory, they attacked us. arthel: is live from lviv in western ukraine paid what more can you tell us? >> arthel, we continue to see people arrive here to western ukraine pre-we are here in trenches of the hardest hit areas cities like then they can escape nonstop shelling. they are arriving from the besieg

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>> that was eric williams. >> eric williams? who was eric williams? attorney with an office right across the street from the courthouse. in 2010, he was elected by the people of kaufman to be justice of the peace. shannon hebert worked with him and said he had a sharp legal mind. in fact, he was a member of mensa, the organization for people with superhigh i.q.s. >> he was a great judge. i liked having him in there. i thought he was very fair. i mean, everyone respected him. >> williams, married for 15 years with no kids of his own, was a strong advocate for children and specialized in child abuse cases. lt. jolie stewart often worked with him on those cases. >> how do you think he was perceived amongst his fellow colleagues, other attorneys? >> i think that he had a lot of respect with his peers. he was kind of the go-to guy for family law. >> i know he had a love for children. >> tera williams-bellemare knows that better than anyone. she's eric's sister. >> he was a good uncle to my kids. never missed their birthdays. i never had to remind him. >> s

just, i mean, really our heroes, right, eric? if. eric: wow. i mean, amazing.hem. that's amazing. sunday show is next. thanks for watching. ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm jackie deangelis alone with joey jones, lara trump and leo terrell, and welcome to "the big sunday show." here's what's on tap. leo. >> jackie, the border crisis worsens with the drowning of a texas national guardsman who died trying to save migrants trying to cross into the u.s. illegally. what we just learned about them tied to crime. >> joey? >> hey, look, everybody his it's going to be

eric: lt. col.aniel davis, thank you for your service to our country in your analysis might be a looming and donbas and carpeting marketing back and echoing world war ii, thank you arthel: president biden is taking opposition back here at home, from his own party over the ending title 42, and lawmakers are morning move will mean another migrant surgeon could even more strained and already overwhelmed border and the mayor in texas joins us next, on what he'd officials and other border cities are facing. [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. when tired, achy feet make your whole body want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our insoles are designed with unique massaging gel waves, for all-day comfort and energy. find your relief in store or online. arthel: preside

eric pray. >> thank you arthel.year is certainly taking out a whole new meaning for many christians in ukraine because of the war. president zelenskyy told this to the atlantic magazine saying quote i do not understand how a christian country of the with the largest orthodox community in the world would be killing people ought easter they will kill. jeff paul now takes us inside a historic 14th century church in ukraine. ♪'s walls predate both world wars surviving the global conflict in the many that preceded them. but the cathedral in lviv ukraine finds itself at a critical crossroads between faith and fighting. >> we can expect anything from putin from russia. >> father alexander knows russia's war has tested his parish and even himself. >> it's really difficult. but i believe jesus has his way to touch anybody pray. >> type of struggle now landing during a holiday that should be filled with celebration. the war rages on this easter brings new meaning to the story of sacrifice, death and resurrection. the horrific

eric: best job for a man being a dad.ost qualified soldiers there facing off this weekend in a grueling contest to see who will be crowned the best of the best. charles watson live that's on charles, there he is at the best ranger competition at fort benning, georgia. charles you are running around throwing a blueberry grenade thing earlier. you're getting to know yourself. [laughter] >> i was trying my best out here. it is the rangers have been at it all day long. they've been jumping from course to course try to get to these warlike scenarios as quickly as they possibly can. that brings us to this particular course is called the demolition because the rangers get to blow stuff up. who doesn't love that. ranger teams, two at a time run over to the tables you see here for they have to pick up the pen, right on some paper they have to take a test to know the essentials of what is called an exterior door reaching charges. it's basically an explosive, erica. once they are finished with that they get ten minutes to put togeth

eric's greatest success is family. mom, antoinette and dad were young when their son was born, separating when eric was a toddler. >> it is difficult reflecting back. i apologize. i was hard on myself as well. be kind to yourself because we are all human. >> reporter: there it all, we remind close, sharing weekly meals and yearly vacations. the family grew as both parents had children with other partners. >> when one of us winds, we all went. when one of us fails, we all do. we have to stay united. >> she is my biggest supporter. she is my rock. i am getting teary eyed. i tried to follow her example. >> reporter: the experience pushes eric forward. >> my dad is my idea of what a man is supposed to be. he is super hard-working and very humble. he is like a man with a plan. if we need to do something, he is in his head trying to figure it out. >> reporter: eric is starting his own household with his girlfriend, maria. he builds his future on this families solid foundation. >> i hope the business is successful and i am ab

eric. as the plant and mario pulled the desperate siege of theirs continue thousand still trapped in an unknown civilians killed by the continuing russian bombing of that plant. so, what can turn vladimir putin back? rebecca grant joy just president of the independent research national security and military analysts, also fox contributor. doctor grant always good to see you. we have the reports of russians continuing to attack that plant. at the same time they're running into trouble in the east of donbas. what can make pooch and stop this bombardment? he promised he would clearly he has not. >> right, but will make him stop the bombing in mariupol i just don't know. you can seat no one can get to him. if they are still bombing it means they don't feel they have complete control over that area. i think to be the bigger question is what to do about the east. right now everything depends on how fast ukraine can get combat ready with the new heavy weapons that are going in from nato and the u.

eric: thank you.nwhile, shooting in the nation's capitol yesterday led to for people being hurt including a young child and former police officer. investigators say a sniper opened fire from an apartment building and targeted people randomly. the gunmen took his own life as officers closed in. alexandria hoff has more. >> to find the suspect, police say they used chaotic video posted online. that is not unusual but this one was taken from the shooters perspective. we do have that, a warning, this video is disturbing. investigators believe he captured the terror he was raining down on a neighborhood in d.c. yesterday. four people were shot at random including a 12-year-old girl, all are expected to survive and the second shooter is dead. >> we believe the suspect took his own life as pd members were entering or breaching the apartment where the suspect was located. >> identified the shooter as 23-year-old raymond spencer. he is listed as a person of interest earlier because an account appearing to belo

eric: we think it is.hen russia invaded ukraine, we saw a surge in commodity prices and we have seen a surge in risk metrics and uncertainty, etc. even as markets have quote unquote recovered, when you have commodity prices and mortgage rates at these levels, there is going to be an element of demand disruption. in the more developed economies, there may be some resilience to that theme. but for a number of emerging economies that have just recovered from covid, their ability to support their domestic economies with fiscal support is constrained, and that worries us for the medium term. dani: more to date through, that is eric robertson head of global research and chief strategist at standard chartered in the studio in dubai. we are going to dig into the broader fx story. we will get his calls next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe, i'm dani burger in london with dani -- manus cranny in dubai. our guest was just saying we might have reached peak dollar, thinking the gre

hejoins us from eric he joins us from eric zemmour�*s headquarters.re you are? tte: atmosphere, there is atmosphere where you are? "tt2 atmosphere, there is a atmosphere where you are? tt2 atmosphere, there is a lot of excitement, many people especially many young people, the candidate himself has not arrived yet but he should come very soon. i spoke with some very young zemmour supporters, a couple of people from 19 and 20 years old and they were confident that zemmour could perform better than a lot of polls are saying but what i found interesting is that when i asked them who they would write for next they were sure they would vote for marine le pen if zemmour doesn't qualify for the second round. t5 zemmour doesn't qualify for the second round.— zemmour doesn't qualify for the second round. is it fair to say that when he entered _ second round. is it fair to say that when he entered this _ second round. is it fair to say that when he entered this race - second round. is it fair to say that when he entered this race he - second round. is it fair to

eric.c: art lucas at the white house thanks so much. amy: right now are going to bring in someone who's community is directly affected by all this, the mayor of rio grande, texas broodmare if i could i want to start this horrible and devastating news of the texas national guard soldier who died friday while attempting to rescue migrants in the river. i mean this highlights the danger texas national guard and border patrol agents face will trying to handle this a massive influx of migrants, doesn't it mayor? >> good afternoon and thank you for having me on your program. and yes, our prayers are with that family, it is just incredible we are at this position this is a constant reminder of the perilous journey and what they can do. thousands of people have died in that rio grande river. but our prayers to the family of that fallen soldier the five of course of course free. >> it's one of the things in a keep saying this, keep this in mind. it is a mistake at this point to end title 42 because

. >> reporter: eric is not afraid to get his hands dirty. the 26-year-old richmond resident, partnered with his dad -- . >> very proud. >> reporter: to launch em demolition last year. >> we'll be able to work together. that is a good thing. make a long schedule. >> reporter: starting a business during the pandemic was risky. >> we did demolition work. license insured and bonded. >> reporter: and a test of eric's faith in himself. >> most of my young adult and childhood life, was always scared of failing. scared of failing. that was never a thought that entered my mind. i was not going to fail in any class. anything i really wanted to do. >> reporter: fighting the fears allowed eric to accomplish a lot. he graduated from de la sal high school before getting his bachelor's degree in economics from uc merced. a stint in asset management rounds out his resume. >> right. [ laughter ] >> reporter: eric's greatest success is family. mom antoinette and dad were young when their son was born. separating when eric was a toddler. >> this difficult. ref

i believe that eric zimmer she was at the beginning of the campaign criticizing the posture of ericying that he is in a racist guy, islamophobic guy, she changed her speech about the integration of the french muslim people we know everybody knows how eric zumu criticized islam and on islamism. he was saying is removed that the french muslim people has to leave the faith and the religion . but i would like to come back to the point about pen and macron. they have the same economic program. they are both liberals. the only candidate who really proposed a social reform is johnny cuminosho who wants to of course increase the minimum salaries for the french people and he knows how french people during the macron's presidency have been suffering considerably . i would like as well to raise a point about the yellow vest movement. the ideology of the yellowest movement in france is still there, is still in the sound and in the heart of the french people in france. i think the crisis is deeper than the french election. the fifth regime of the republic is now finished and that's why the democ

. >> mientras que auckland esta mañana la familia de eric salgado salió a exigir justicia pues no estáingún cargo a los oficiales de la patrulla de caminos que dispararon a salgado el 6 de julio de 2020. >> quiero justicia por mi hijo >> la angustia y el dolor rompe la voz de la madre eric salgado mientras casi dos años buscando justicia recibió la noticia de que la fiscal del distrito no pondrá cargos contra los oficiales de la patrulla de caminos que abatieron a muerte a su hijo. >> la mañana del martes esta madre se unió a activistas frente la oficina de la fiscal nancy. >> estamos en contra de esta decisión esperábamos lamentablemente el reporte de verdad tenía muchas inconsistencias >>el reporte de 34 páginas fue publicado con a la fiscalía firmó la impunidad para (nombre en inglés), los tres oficiales involucrados en el caso la fiscal declara revisado el reporte y coincido con la conclusión de que la evidencia no justifica cargos criminales en contra de ninguna agencia de la ley. >> la hermana de eric dice que no hay evidencia porque los oficiales involucrados no tenía enseguida

eric shawn is standing by for us. eric. >> tucker, tonight this is a

"eric adams sat in a cell." i'm hoping those who are on the verge of homeless, or homeless, will say, "dammit, eric was on the verge." you know, there's a great moment here. a bend in the road is not the end of the road. just make the turn. >> cooper: mayor adams has been trying to help the city make a turn since he took over 114 days ago. tens of thousands of small businesses here have disappeared since the pandemic; unemployment is nearly twice the national average; and major crime is up 43% from this time last year. ( gunfire ) nearly two weeks ago, a gunman pshot ten people on a crowded subway in sunset park, brooklyn. the alleged perpetrator was arrested after wandering the city for 30 hours. >> cooper: is the subway shooting an indication that this city is in real trouble, in terms of crime? >> adams: no. i don't believe so. when that shooting happened on tuesday, wednesday, people were back on the train. >> cooper: what do you say to new yorkers who are-- are scared, and feel that the city is headed in th

but eric ten hag stands out.final the talk was of their bosses future in manchester. and sadness approaching. we bosses future in manchester. and sadness approaching. we develop the team, he developed _ sadness approaching. we develop the team, he developed the _ sadness approaching. we develop the team, he developed the young - team, he developed the young players, is a nice guy, he represents the club very well. it's a pity that is gone.— represents the club very well. it's a pity that is gone. he's always for every game- _ a pity that is gone. he's always for every game- he's _ a pity that is gone. he's always for every game. he's thinking - a pity that is gone. he's always for every game. he's thinking about i a pity that is gone. he's always for. every game. he's thinking about the opponents. — every game. he's thinking about the opponents, what they can he do for the going _ opponents, what they can he do for the going to do. it's always a step further, _ the going to do. it's always a step further, he's li

marine le pen and eric zemmour have always i pen and eric zemmour have always maintained that migrantsfirst place in the queue when it comes to housing, schooling, medical care. is that a reality? they are in the same line as everyone here. if they have a resident permit, they have social benefits which almost give the same as nationals but they are not going before the french nationals and most of the time, there is still a lot of discrimination that make it even more difficult for foreign nationals who have access to those rights. but this idea that we give mask to foreigners is wrong. if this idea that we give mask to foreigners is wrong.— this idea that we give mask to foreigners is wrong. if marine le pen were to _ foreigners is wrong. if marine le pen were to get _ foreigners is wrong. if marine le pen were to get through - foreigners is wrong. if marine le pen were to get through to - foreigners is wrong. if marine le pen were to get through to the l pen were to get through to the second round, which we expect, and were to win the presidency, how would things change as far as mi

i'm not confident in the field as eric is. whether it's general intelligence is a special talent, i don't think you need talent as long as you have entities that think autonomously towards goals that you cannot predict by human intelligence and comes to solutions. but you cannot predict. that is a road we have not previously had to explore. the people that are tall chest to a computer and discovering the computer is applying strategies that in 2000 years of records have never been applied by human beings . and it beats the normal chess players and the way it was achieved was to teach the moves and then divide it into a wider platform and they played against each other for 4 hours for maybe 24 hours, i i'm not sure. but it was a short period of time. after which it they came up with step that mirrored the masters and they said this is a new dimension of human intelligence. so what's the operation of that is and how they reach these conclusions, then this becomes natural and when it is applied to many other fields that it's goin

kissinger and to eric is in what sense? can you see the us developing policies that help advance democratic values in in the realm of ai? dr. kissinger i think but the first objective of government in relation to other governments have to be secured. that no government gets into a position into edumonial which is but how you propagate democratic value to how you can apply it. i think it took very important subject. and i think it must be studied. but i don't yet know? how to approach it eddie and i have spoken between ourselves of admitting the next set of problems. and certainly the relationship between values and artificial intelligence. and then the relationship of those to each other. so i do not venture to know that i have an answer to that. maybe in another two years. we could be at the beginning of an ant to do it. but i'd like to hear any. it is but yes so mark. thank you for your leadership on this issue. i think it's crucial important. i don't think it'll be one commission or one government action or one governmen

i saw our fighter eric in the face eric was wounded and, apparently, when he was carried to the boat, he dropped one very important item for us. russians that is, yours can make an international scandal, this bison will identify eric and the proof will be the same thing, right? here half of the rest then now bison is at sea, but soon he will be brought here to the hospital. tomorrow morning your task is to inspect the site of the skirmish and find out how many saboteurs there were, but so on? as detailed as possible, we already know something, judging by the radio interception, one of the saboteurs was wounded. report every half an hour the delirium of the saboteur to return to the island again. but if you suddenly encounter them in battle, do not join yet. everything is clear. so do it right. so you're saying he knows who shot him. no, good morning. he knows, why they fired, but who fired does not know. why, but who knows? strange. i just saw people who were unloading boxes on the island, one younger. two young ones with him. igor's name is igor come here. igor as he looks. it's him.

eric, good morning is this important yet, eric?s this change anything about elon musk's involvement, twitter's position in the ad market >> well, i don't think it changes anything with the business model today our sell rating on twitter is based on couple of things. number one, what we have seen over the years in terms of their user growth and their user dynamic. we still remain skeptical that they're going to hit their 2023 user target that they laid out at an analyst date last year and also, you know, most of digital advertising is moving down the consumer funnel, more towards direct response advertising at the bottom of the funnel twitter has struggled to capture direct response ad budgets mostly because they don't have anywhere near the level of intent or identity and they're in the process of building their rebuilding their stock all of that still tbd for a stock that neither grows as fast as a snap nor is it as cheap as a meta or alphabet we still remain sell rated. >> twitter on yahoo trajectory from a 15 years ago. a lot of

i'm arthel neville, hi, eric. eric: and i'm eric sean. thank you for joining us, everyone. the

ok, let's come back to eric because obviously eric, you are not boring from your friend. you are boring from these mobile linda that we're talking about digital lenders, and you go in there, you put in a couple of details. boom. they have all your information and you have your 2000 shillings. if you don't give them this money on time, what happens? okay, they take you then send you a couple of messages from your phone. even i stopped using one with one of me now mobile number because of the now do, are you sending me messages, sending messages, reminding me to pay to pay. yeah. so even i, i through my line. okay. you, man, you have, you had a similar experience with people. well, you know, calling calling you threatening you with things. what was the experience when it came to the collection of the most friends that live with the money, the stuff to handle them. because some of them will angry, telling you that the money has been long since they owe you money. so if they are coming out, they picked elevation. so it was your friends who are actually coming to your house to

separating when eric was a toddler. >> it's so difficult reflecting back. i apologize. too. be kind tower beuse we >> ugthroh it all, they remained very close. sharing weekly meals. >> my dad and his friend in lake tahoe. >> reporter: and yearly vacations. the family grew as both parents had children with other partners. >> when one of us wins, we all win when one fails we all do so we have to stay in that. >> reporter: her courage inspires her son. >> she is my biggest motivator and my rock. getting teary eyed. but my mom, i too toy follow her example. >> reporter: the business experience pushes eric forward. >> my dad is my idea of what man is supposed to be. he is super hard working, he is very humble, he is kind of like the man with the plan. like if we need to do something, he's in his head trying to figure it out. >> reporter: and now eric's starting his own household with girlfriend maria. as he builds his future on this family's solid foundation. >> i hope the business is successful enough where i am able to start other businesses. that's my future goal. >> repo

and eric corresponds _ remains extremely high. and eric corresponds with _ remains extremely high. the public. prince harry is far less popular but, among younger people, particularly young adults in this country, he is seeing on occasions, at this particular moment as the best person to succeed the queen in stowe, among every people, he has topped both prince charles and prince william on the choice is provided in that age division is really, really interesting because it has profound implications for the future of the monarchy. once the queen eventually passes, passes the mental onto prince charles, inevitably, there will be a pause and an element of reckoning as the public thinks, is this really what we want to happen. they will do everything they can to bring about continuity but among younger people, i imagine very serious questions will be asked.— i imagine very serious questions will be asked. joe, always good to have an answer _ will be asked. joe, always good to have an answer like _ will be asked. joe, always good to have an answer like that _ will be asked. joe, always g

we will be hearing from new york city mayor eric adams and the police commissioner.or adams might be beaming into the press conference through a live video feed given he is isolating after a positive covid test. you are looking at live pictures in brooklyn and you can see police officers right now, there is a lot of -- mayor adams has said the police are doubling uniformed personnel given the concerns over the shooter who remains at large at this point. we have not been able to confirm details about the weapon he used. we know when first responders went into the 36th street station, they found several undetonated devices. right now, it is not being investigated as an act of terrorism. but the police department isn't really really get out. -- ruling it out. we may hear a little bit more tonight. haidi: as we wait for new york city mayor eric adams who is vectored to be beaming into the press conference via live video feed after isolating for a positive covid test. we will be bringing that to u.s. and as that happens. that's get back to some of the other news at hand.

i am rabbi eric weissman, honor to be your host. faith communities across our country have very serious conversations about their own economic health and vitality. we would like to invite you into a wonderful conversation on this topic cindy who is the executive director of hebrew free loan. welcome. >> thank you. >> let's jump in and ask what is hebrew free loan? >> to discuss it is to really talk about its history. we are 120 years old which is a very special time for us. we've been celebrating all year. we were created in 1897 by a group of people who are studying the torah because the mission of our agency comes directly from the torah. this group of individuals took a look and said, look at this, it shows in the torah that god tells moses not to charge interest to his people. it's really important not to benefit from another person's troubles. based on that, they decided to make it a reality and they created acts of lovingkindness and later became known as the hebrew free loan. what they did, they each agreed to donate $.25 int

the third desperate, but eric the twenty-ninth snow queen . right frederick ii in the photo sanssouci palace from the buildings we will play 600 in 2016, right in the middle of the amur , they held a russian-chinese match in this game, maybe there is no water floor. okay , that's right, ice hockey matches have been going on since then, well almost every year sergei will play 800 last years 10 the world's largest exhibition of such games are held in los angeles. let it be computer. we will play for 400. in 1945, the match for the title of the world champion in the game go, for security reasons, was decided not to be held in tokyo and moved to this city in hiroshima quite right , the game was on the day of the bombing, but it was held in the suburbs and all participants remained alive, we will play for 200 .here are the bags. here in the bag, to whom alexander is in your account 500 2.100. artyom has 3.300 you can’t bet with sergey, so artyom artyom topic your ticket is 200 or 1.000. look at the screen, the first tickets of the tsarskoye selo railway were tin, and the cars were called e

that was new york mayor, eric adams.estigated as an act of terrorism but she went on to say that officials, detectives, have found a number of rather disturbing social media posts relating to a potential suspect in this case and those social media posts apparently addressed the questions of homelessness in new york. the city in general, and the role of the new mayor, eric adams, as a result of that, security around eric adams has been heightened tonight. david, thank you for keeping an eye on that. david willis reporting there. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: lawyers forjohnny depp brand amber heard a liar in opening arguments of the defamation trial between the former spouses. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he, and the khmer rouge movement he led, were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders

eric: somewhere in between. overall perspective is that this is not quite duck and cover territory, but we do think that liquidity becomes an important variable for investors to think about. so what are we doing? we have been underweight as a category and preferring to be a bit more cash diversified meaning investing in things like insurance, infrastructure, those have been good alternatives for us in the near term. but we do think that as we hear more conversations from mary daly that liquidity becomes an issue and that is something that we are working on. tom: in london it was published that -- something that said we screwed up earnings. they make very clear that the gloomy earnings outlook is overdone, do you agree? eric: we agree, it is a little overdone. we think to 20 for the s&p at the operating level is very achievable. markets are like a to 25 or 226. we do not believe that it is invulnerable, but we believe that that could be a bearable that people think about. if you look at expectations by december,

eric adams starting to answer those questions for us. tom: i mentioned the january 4 meeting. me make clear, he is a newly minted mayor. out of nowhere, he showed up at an impressive -- important press conference on gangs. there has always been a pride that maybe new york city didn't have the gang structures of other cities around the nation. kailey, you have to believe that will be front and center in the coming days. kailey: not just in new york city. eric adams and his remarks last night frames this about a national gun violence problem in america, largely in cities across america. it is not just about the local response, state response. what is the federal government's role in this? the biden administration took action on ghost guns earlier this week. how does the administration move forward in this moment? tom: it will be interesting to see the federal tie-in, you have to wonder how that is stepped up. what i find so tragic is this brooklyn affair of yesterday and the other shootings around the nation in the last recent days, and there it is, the new york post, buried in