eric: well, this is spain's last coal-fired power plant.ted coal; until recently, even australian coal. but all that's coming to an end, because in a few short years, the portuguese owner, edp, wants to turn this coal plant into a clean, green hub. the plan is to generate green hydrogen, using electricity from wind and solar to split hydrogen fuel from water. josé manuel pérez rodriguez is a coal engineer and now edp's head of hydrogen conversion. josé: this site makes a lot of sense because we already have the electric connections. we already have the water. we are next to the sea, next to the port to make exports of the hydrogen produced. we think it makes a lot of sense. eric: it's not just the falling costs of clean energy that are driving the change; it's the rising cost of carbon. in 2005, europe introduced the world's first international emissions trading scheme. in may the price doubled to $80 a ton, sending electricity prices soaring. josé: the main cost of producing electricity with coal is the co2. so there are market reasons and

it's eric well are the is really part and then in the gaza strip continues for the 2nd noise targeting residential towers and phone lines. uh well from the palestinian sides. the uh is. lemme get secret, treat generally in a press conference announced that the you're gonna get had money successfully to capture if 30 is really soldiers and lose and drive them back to the gaza strip as couches uh, this number simply is a cli, evidence about the level of attention and the size of confrontations between the is really all me, soldiers and between the also the palestinian resistance about us the militant groups as well from the palestinian side right now are the gaza strip is witnessing relative to earn credits. he also a series of strikes that strokes different neighborhoods inside the goal is this trip central in the nose and even in the south of gauze, restaurant gardens are waiting for more all kinds of strikes. i'd be glad you understand that this 9 to one to simply pause, without having great losses in terms of 11, even of the press releases and statements released by the is where the

eric well know. which players are catching your eye?— well know. eye? eric doke at tottenham has had a profound| catching your eye? eric doke at - tottenham has had a profound impact. it was wonderful to watch and when he was at italy and when chosen to move to spurs, we knew he would be something really special. the focus of the manager as he wants to support back, people being interested to watch italy like they used to be in the euro and he feels he has a squad to make the difference. if they play like they played against ukraine they could be an exciting side going forward. thank you forjoining us on the football news show. keep up to date with all the news on the bbc website. and all the information on the iplayer. have a great weekend, we will catch you again, goodbye. hello there, for most of you at has been dry and underneath the skin is skies you can see some snow on the mountains in glencoe. meanwhile in cumbria what a beautiful picture, we had a very cold starts here, minus four in shop recorded earlier. you can see the extent of the suns

eric: well, i think it is, in many ways, part of a long-standing evolution of u.s. policy, particularly policies intended to strengthen our ability to affect outcomes in the indo pacific, as we now refer to it, and also to respond to the challenges proposed by china. i think there is a growing understanding that it requires broad coalitions and broad partnerships to address the sort of multifaceted security challenges in the region. so trilateral initiatives with key partners like japan and korea is very much a natural effort. of course, the biden administration had a particular motivation, to focus on both bilateral and multilateral alliance, maintenance activities, because of the trump administration, which was, in most ways, quite hostile to multilateralism, with the exception of a few things, like the quad. but i do think it is a return to an existing trajectory but an important augmentation of an effort. clint: just very briefly, i want to give my colleague credit for these, because he talks about the speed when we talk about these mechanisms that were rightly

huffman, trouble. >> well, eric huffman, i trouble. >> well , eric huffman, i very >> well, ericthe university new position at the university of buckingham. >> you for telling us >> and thank you for telling us about has happened and about what has happened and coming free speech coming on the free speech channel, to do a few channel, so to do in a few minutes, the conservative mp, mark to talk mark logan will join me to talk about people's republic of about the people's republic of china. that, reminder china. before that, a reminder of news stories with of the top news stories with theo chikomba . theo chikomba. >> it's 1232 on theo theo chikomba. >> it's1232 on theo chikomba in the newsroom . israel's prime the newsroom. israel's prime minister says his inaya what happened today has never been seen in israel . seen in israel. >> and i will make sure that it does not happen again . the does not happen again. the entire government is behind this decision. the idf will immediately use all its strength to hamas's capabilities to destroy hamas's capabilities . we will destroy them

got rocked with the 12 punch, very powerful law enforcement followed by a member of congress, eric salt well that vividly described for the judge, the nature of the insurrection and donald trump's words on january six. his actions, but also 187 minutes of inaction while the insurrection raged. bad day for the former president. because the whole premise is if you are an insurrectionist, essentially, you cannot be the president of the united states again. let alone the first time. so, tommy was their moment that you saw marcus and you said that's a good one for the prosecution or defense? >> going back to what north just, said the 24 tweet about the presidents words on january, six former president trump's counsel said that he wasn't there with the pitchfork on january. six but that -- what the former president attacked vice president pence and said that he wasn't doing all that he could do to push the big lie. and then we saw some of the worst violence of that, they come after that 2024 tweet. so while president trump ran out with a pitchfork. that 2024 tweet was dangerous than he could've ev

documents, issuing falsified documents as well as conspiracy and other things and he's not the only one being sued, his sons are being sued, donald trump jr. and ericy a 200 square foot house, but then i say, well really it's a 500 square. house, that way i could get bigger bank loans, because obviously a 500 square foot house would be worth more than a 200 square foot house, and that's a raff for latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. and not only here to participate in the millennial anniversary, but also to present and describe many different places to you, it's a very nice place here, this city is really interesting. well, i am suheil assad, and we are here to celebrate the millennial birthday of imam riza, we are from different parts of the world, around 60 countries. there are 20 million people who visit the tomb of imam riza, the holy shrine during the year. the holy shrin of imam razzalam is considered one of the largest places in the islamic world. pamene warns against any attempts by regional countries to normalize ties with israel, likeikening it to betting a losing horse. he had israel resembles can

documents, issuing falsified documents as well as conspiracy and other things, and he's not the only one being sued, his sons are being suwed, donald trump jr. and ericbigger bank loans because obviously a 500 square foot house would be worth more than a 200 square foot house. as the year 2023 is winding down the ukraine war is almost two years old, what have both sides achieved, that depends on how you look at it, russia believes that its special military operation is justified due to nato and us aggression, but as it turns out with many... if not all wars, the stated goals of the western participants of this war, in particular the us is to make money. it's just the kind of thing arms manufacturers want to hear. ukrainian president zelenski saying we are creating such defense. Ми зацікавлені у локалізації виробництва. необхідні нашому захису та кожної із тих передових оборонних систем, які використовуються нашими воїнами і дають сьогодні Україні найкращі результати на фронті. this tweet, glorifying the military manufacturers, and that ukraine is determining that. finally, the truth is out in the open, normalizing war profittairing, style. and many w

documents, issuing falsified documents as well as conspiracy and other things, and he's not the only one being sued, his sons are being sued, donald trump jr. and erichouse that way i could get bigger bank loans because obviously a 500 square foot house would be worth more than two. square foot house. a member of the u.s. house of representatives has been carjacked outside his residence in washington. henry couler was robed by three armed attackers on monday night. the assailts also stole the democrat congressman's phone and ipad at gunpoint. the incident happened in a neighborhood less than mile from capital hill. this amit the surgeon carjackings in the capital. a recent report has revealed that the number of armed carjackings in the... us capital has more than dobled in 2023 with some 750 offenses reported this year alone. many residents of washington avoid going to gas stations at night as they are worried about car jackings. the european union has pledged more military aid for ukraine and called on us law-makers to reconsider the decision to drop financial support for the country. now news review program will took a closer look at the... wester

documents, issuing falsified documents as well as conspiracy and other things, and he's not the only one being suwed, his sons are being suwed, donald trump jr. and ericget bigger. bank loans, because obviously a 500 square foot house would be worth more than a 200 square foot house, the european union's a pledged more military aid for ukraine and called on us lawkers to reconsider their decision and dropping finance support for kiev. we discussed this with our guests earlier in our news review program. here's. paolo rafone is the secretary general of the cpe foundation joining us from brussels and we also have john stepling, author and commentator who joins us from inderoy norway. welcome to you both. let me first start with you. so interesting situation it seems like has evolved here where you have uh the eu pledging uh military aid to ukraine, but based on the most recent stop gag bill as they call it to aver shutdown. the ukraine bill was not part of that in the us that is. uh, do you think? that that is the beginning of the us's decision or i should say the republicans decision not to provide more aid. to ukraine on the from the us side? well, fi

the exchange between the new york attorney general and donald trump and then donald trump's son eric as well. in part because these proceedings have become so personal. you can tell us more detail about what the demeanor was like when she they shook hands? >> reporter: yeah, when donald trump was walking out of court, and he passed by latitia james sitting there at the corner of the front row, he just glanced down at her. there was no locking of the eyes. it was more of a passing glance. but first time that he acknowledged her. other three times he just averted his gaze. and eric trurmg when he was walking out trailing behind his father and his father's legal team, he stopped, turned to latitia james, actually reached out with both of his hands to shake her hand and they exchanged some words. i couldn't overhear it. but it was much more of a personal exchange particularly after the lawyers were sparring about this and the accusations flying over a political campaign and trump calling her allegations a witch hunt. so that one brief moment and first time that we saw any acknowledgement between

documents, issuing falsified documents as well as conspiracy and other things, and he's not the only one being sued, his sons are being suit, donald trump jr. and ericbigger bank loans because obviously a 500 square foot house would be worth more than a 200 square foot house or if you were to look at it as meters, if i was to live in a 300 square meter house, instead i say it's a 600 square meter house, then i would get more uh better loans, because my 600 square meter house would be worth more. well, what the new york attorney general is saying is that trump has done this for number of years for number of his residences and businesses, over inflating the value of these businesses so he could get bigger loans, also inflating his own. worth, he says he's worth billions, however when you look at his assets, he may not actually be worth as much as he says he is, and that's what the evidence is lodged against the former president, this of course is huge, why? because this could change profoundly the way that the former president does business in the state of new york, where again he built his name and his empire, the state is looking for $250 million do

eric shawn, live outside the united nations. has the u.n. responded to the ambassador's protests? >> well, the secretary general spokesman only says that the secretary general has condemned hamas by name, but that's not the case here at the united nations or for many others. founded in the aftermath of world war ii and the holocaust to prevent future atrocities, but now it is being shamed because believe it or not, the diplomats here, not only cannot condemn hamas by name, but they do not condemn the radical islamic terrorism. you saw that blunt message from the israeli message erdan, echos what the nazis forced jews to wear. passed a resolution not only failed to criticize hamas but never mentions it. >> we will wear this star until you condemn the atrocities of hamas and demand the immediate release of our hostages. we walk with the yellow star as a symbol of pride, a reminder that we swore to fight back, to defend ourselves. never again is now. >> because of this, the czech republic defense minister says her country should leave the u.n., posting a quote, i am ashamed of the u.n. in my

the publicans sound the as well. eric adams, as we heard congressman think , i am proud this is right to help the state we are to continue that. nothing enter, fast-forward to me degree and he was it's only real when it's in your backyard and we have not been illegally think every week people find dead bodies. we secured and nothing this administration. never in my life that i had a problem getting to and i don't see an ending this. this issue will destroy new york. those are the words. kathy hochul, governor from the great state of new york, december 20 were different governor hochul said the statue of liberty is the welcome with open arms and we will work to keep you safe. keeping your cost to me. i lived my might be on the golden door. i know it hurt because i like it when i was a child in the country is about. this is what i thought. please, i'm not xenophobic i love my country and backward. my parents took me to the statue of liberty, this is not that. this is a disgrace. do not try to pawn the soft is of the ellis i

it was delicious. >> also, eric didn't see what i saw. >> jimmy: well, eric said i think he entered through >> jimmy: and he said he had thanksgiving dinner with god. is that what you saw? >> i didn't see that. >> jimmy: you didn't see that. is it true that you had a dream about god that moved you to record this album? >> no, no, no. i'm in constant conversation with god. i mean, try my best to be. and i believe god is a woman. and so when i was asked -- i haven't done music for 13 years. so this is my first album in 13 years. my 30th year in music. and i had -- i got away from music. and god one day told me, she was like "it's time." >> jimmy: god talks like michael jackson? >> let me see. yeah, a little bit. >> jimmy: little bit. >> and so that's what got me back into making music. a lot of times you have to get pack to what you love. i love making music. that's the number one thing i love the most. >> jimmy: i'm surprised that it's been so long. and do you love still going up on stage and performing? >> yes, i love that. >> jimmy: and the crowd, and feeling that. >> i love entertaining p

let's bring in eric nelson from wells fargo and sam stovall. eric, bonds are all the action these days. do you think what's happened in the middle east is a catalyst for the rally you have been expecting? >>> not so much, kelly. it certainly has been something of a contributor. i think part of it is you just have had an extreme move here, 100 basis points in a very short space of time. obviously, we did have some relatively good jobs growth numbers last friday. we do like to say that markets do tend to uptrend and peak on good news. so perhap threrhaps there is a realization we couldn't sell off much more in the treasuries. the fed has been a little more cautious with regards to further hikes, so all of that has contributed to some pullback in yields here. >> when we say it looks like you are expecting 4% to be the next level or where we are headed by next year, is that because you're bearish on the economy or -- what's implied there for gdp? >> that's a huge part of it, kelly. we are looking for a u.s. recession. i realize it hasn't happened ye

and eric, as well as the trump organization are liable for the financial fraud laid out in the attorney general's lawsuit that was first filed more than a year ago. >> it's interesting, vaughn, that donald trump is going after the attorney general, but also more importantly after the judge, and he's doing so right outside of the courtroom doors in these lunch breaks or recess breaks. can we play a little bit? i think we have it, of what donald trump has been saying about the courtroom. >> did you misstate the size of your apartment by 25,000 square feet. >> my financial statements, just for you, by the way. it's a rigged deal. my financial statements are much lower than the actual network. this judge and your fake attorney general of new york who's driving business out, who's letting murderers run all over the city, they don't do anything to murderers running all over the city. the attorney general is a racist, letitia james, she ought to be ashamed of herself. >> that's him going after letitia james, it wasn't the sound byte where he's going after the judge, calling the judge deranged.

eric? >> yeah, well there are a lot of police at this site, both sides, john. right now the anger and the anguish flaring on the streets of new york in front of the united nations isreali mission, which is a block from the united nations. take a live look. you can see the pro palestinian protests you are looking at right now, police and inspectors, they are keeping both sides, there is the pro isreali there in front of that mission basically, those pro isreali protesters as you can see right now with the isreali flags and signs, they are slamming and criticizing the carnage and savagery of hamas terrorists attacking the jewish state and taking hostages calling on the u.s. continue increased support to israel. on the other side of the street, you can the opposite point of you have. pro palestinian terrorists as heros. they are actually we heard them calling for more killing. one of the speakers called the resistance fighters heros for paragliding into that music festival and killing what that speaker called the hipsters, that's actual celebration of the mass mur

i'm giving a hand and everyone else is as well. eric will you be doing with photos of you with soldiers when you signed up earlier today? do you get orders? do you know what you are prepared to do when you serve? >> for security reasons i can only be of help to the soldiers themselves. are equivalent for bids need to go down and fight personally but what i expect is what i did in the lebanon war in that period of lebanon and all the wars i fought, i am seeing these soldiers, they are eager to fight back, to defend their own children. we had a siren in tel aviv. my own family is in a shelter because of these sirens. we are fed up with this. time to eradicate hamas. eric: thank you, we stand with you and your family. we will continue. >> i want to say one word to the people of the united states. knowing that you guys are out there for us and you've got our back, knowing that the american people stand behind israel means a lot. we will do the job but we know you are there. i want to thank you for that. arthel: of course, and we are. thank

well. we have eric with us from bloomberg economics. all right, tell us a bit about the contours of this and how it will play out, and if it will be spent on infrastructure. they're so much infrastructure built. we have bridges to nowhere. could it be deployed in a better fashion and perhaps local government where it is needed most? >> one trillion grand, it is almost not huge. we don't think it's the stimulus the market is expecting, but it is something that can help the economy. the bottom line is it decreases the transit and the government in missing the 5% target. given we are in the final quarter of this year, we did calculations. the impacts would be more available next year. so, the shock model on bloomberg terminal, this year it is one trillion boost, it will probably only be .2% of gdp. next year it could be .5% gdp. just like you said, it is mostly infrastructure spending, which we see some decreased efficiency on that type of stimulus. in terms of the broad growth support, it is a signal that they are not done from the govern

and eric, how did you come to serve as a consultant for food? well. well, kevin, thanks so much for having me. and thank you to the white house historical association. i'm a big fan and it's a great honor to come down here. this does my feeling that dc is about a month ahead of massachusetts terms of weather. so it's much nicer, warmer here than it is for where i am. but i am not i'm not an academic. i'm not a researcher. so i really feel humbled to be up on stage with all of you i got wrapped up in this because i was political nerd in high school and love the wing. and i grew up as part of, i think, a generation, especially of those of us who kind of came of age with the obamacare campaign in 2008, i've really looking at jed bartlet as our first president. and then and then then, of course, president obama after that. and the perspective i really have here is i was a fan of the show and motivated in part to get into politics from the ideals the show. i worked as a staffer on presidential campaigns which or may not be where the veep influences come in

is the first time one that's gone to trial and we heard today in court from representative eric swalwell as well as a couple of police officers who described the darkness of that day. and the question that is on the table today at the court is whether the former president's inspiration, right, incitement, all that attack on the capitol, whether that disqualifies him from being on the ballot in colorado. and that's what the group of colorado voters are arguing in this case. i'll read you just a part of the 14th amendment which was ratified after the civil war t. it says no person shall hold any office who having previous taken an oath against the united states should engage in rebellion or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. this is obviously a long shot case, wolf. we know however this trial turns out, it is going to get appealed. the former president's lawyers in court today say this is an undemocratic effort. they say that voters should get a chance to decide whether donald trump gets a chance at the white house once more. we know, wolf, that this is a case, this is a trial that's goi

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that were made by jeff mcconny certainly injurious not just to the trump organization but to eric trump as well. >> you know mcconny and all of these individuals involved. you worked with all of them. >> yes. >> mcconny testified he and allen weisselberg agreed to calculate the value of apartments at trump park avenue without saying that the units were rent stabilized, which of course significantly lowers the value. they calculated mar-a-lago's valuation as if it could be sold as a private residence, meanwhile he didn't know that trump had deeded away the right to do that, right, so that it had to stay a social club. it could not have that private residence value. when you look at all of this, michael, given what you know of every one of these individuals and how things were done because you were in the rooms, is it possible trump was in the dark for all of this? >> no, and i think that mcconny also made a statement to the extent that donald trump had the ultimate signoff on the documents. i also believe that donald bender from mazers stated the same exact thing. look, i also testified before t

well no, eric out is a human rights lawyer. she says there's a need to address the root cause of the conflict. i'm looking at atrocities on an unparalleled scale in recent years. and i think that what we have to remember is that outside of, of the bean, counting of the numbers of dead. now that we have to consider the greatest crime, it's under greeting the situation, which is the context. and the greatest crime is an ongoing situation of settler colonialism. the longest military occupation 56 years now. and the condition of apartheid which has been concluded by several human rights organizations and is really human rights organizations, which is a crime against humanity. as we are thinking about, how do we respond to this crisis? it's so important not to focus on the immediate crisis at hand, but to deal with the root cause and to consider what do we need to do, not only to fix this situation, but to end it once and for all. because the truth is, is that after this situation is over, more will continue against palestinians the

matt: thanks so much for joining us, wells fargo bank macro factors eric nelson talking to us about the run-up in yields and we are awaiting president biden who is set to discuss his plan to cancel more than $9 billion in student debt loans. he will discuss the ousting of kevin mccarthy as this weaker of the house and we will discuss the state of d.c. aswell as our next guest. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is member market and i am mat iller and we are still awaiting president biden and he is going to nunce his plan $9 billion in student debt loans. he made discuss the ouster of kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house. we will start with that, eight republicans voted to throw out mccarthy and all of the democrats voted to throw him out and it looks like the democrats are punishing kevin mccarthy for being bipartisan and receiving -- reaching across the aisle and making a deal and they know they will get someone in his place who will not make a deal. the government will be shut down next time? >> you said it well. there is something to be said. there is no clarity as to who will be the

not only that but its effect as adults, sons, as well, perfect, particularly eric trump, who is essentially the ceo of the trump organization. so there is a lot at stake here for donald trump has a real estate type code as a businessman. and this trump organization that he clearly has spent decades building is clearly he's clearly at risk of losing it. now it's important point out that the attorney general says if this is not a witch hunt is donald trump says she says they've investigated this for years. and it any business person that was to inflate the value of their assets to get better loans would be facing the same that donald trump is facing right now. all right, thanks so much. gabriel. i was on the and now us house republican mat gate says hilde, find to house house be could kevin my coffee this week. gates says he'll be finding a motion to vacate the chair. often my coffee simple to the last minute spending deal. a government shut down was of the 2 don't sack today and also then jordan is live for us in capitol hill in washington dc. so rather than how much of a threat is there rea

took part in our show, today, he is here as an expert, a rocker at heart, eric panich, eric, hello, greetings, wellhains were added, i see everything, yes, what do you have here? what kind of pebble? lily, lily, yes, a sign of power, a sign of power? wow, you're sitting on the wrong wall, well, tell me, good evening, hundred, alsou, i really love vocally powerful songs, when there is volume and power in the voice, i don’t know, it just lifted me up, i don’t, i i don’t know how to explain it, it’s just that the top note hit me, i said, no, i can’t sit anymore, i stood up, it was powerful. cool, fiery, and the coolest thing was, there was energy in the voice, energy, there was very powerful energy, glory to makarov, glory, slava, you run from channel to channel, as they say, you have finally returned to the family where you are always welcome, you are a person who loves such songs, loves such music, what can you say, you are already like a mostodont, already an established artist, also , i want to tell you that i was so amazed by your lower notes, when you... brought it all out with your hand, it was

so i do think there was a great deal of mimicry and it will be interesting to hear eric's perspective as welln this about whether that instinct remains intact moving forward because obviously the world changes in politics. but certainly from the perspective i was looking at there was a great deal of art mimicking reality. >> i would say to go down the line, for my perspective it literally did and are literally did mimic a life and i had sort of the privilege of having been on the ground for the obama campaign from the earliest phases and it is uncanny in certain respects how similar some of the plot lines and storylines of the later season is to the obama campaign. i wasn't particularly unique in that regard. there were a lot of us who were younger staff members or younger volunteers on the campaign and 12,007 and -- 2007 and 2008 and love the episodes and reviewed the ideals it represented as really an aspiration in politics. the flipside of that is that veep was very much also a little bit of mimicking and poking fun at the life of a staff and the life of being a staff member in dc. i am su

a lot of damage on the lebanon side as well the residence there are playing too. eric, just to show how interconnected the soul is in the past 24 hours israel has bombarded two major airports in syria. syria is the pathway for weapons and ammunition from ironic to its terror proxies hezbollah and hamas. the regent internal back to you. eric: went to send that message to iran, thank you. molly: now to the u.s. response and the escalation by around proxies in the region. the pentagon sending more missile defense systems to the middle east while putting more u.s. troops on prepared to deploy orders. edward lawrence with foxbusiness is light at the white house with this. >> with all of that president joe biden in rehoboth right now it is beach house. there we will not hear or see the president again today. this morning he went to a popular breakfast spot in rehoboth in that town. this is defense secretary that around proxies and prompted the president to increase the defensive posture of the u.s. in the middle east. >> recently we have seen rocket and uav attacks against b

as far as what was happening inside that courtroom, latitia james was there inside sitting as well as eric trump and donald trump proceeded with his defense attorneys, but donald trump did not acknowledge latitia james several times as he walked past her except for maybe one time. eric trump actually went over to latitia james and shook her hand twice throughout the duration of the day. but outside the courtroom trump took the time to lash out at latitia james and about the judge who will be deciding really the balls and strikes of this entire case. so it will be interesting to see if he shows up later on tuesday for court. but as of now, it is unclear if he will show up, although he is eager to testify again in a trial that is expected to last three months. i'm brynn gingras, cnn, new york. >>> u.s. capitol police say they are working to track down the suspects who car jacked a u.s. congressman. democrat henry coaller from texas was parking his car when three armed men approached him. >> they stole his car which was later recovered along with his phone and ipad. the congressman was not hu

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as well as eric jacobson, who is part of the battle of franklin printed places like favela, it really was the epicenter of the battle at franklin. it's first time to be out there at franklin. they have 56,000 acres, they have a lot of places like franklin and nashville. our next speaker today is andrew bledsoe and he had his phd in 2012 and teaches at lehigh in cleveland. the author of citizen officers, the american civil war. a fantastic book. the latest book, the 19 critical decisions that find the battle, he has been a fellow at the u.s. military academy. the u.s. army herod education center. and they virginia society of history. we are welcoming here 2023. plus >> thank you to the trust. thank you for allowing the academic historian to serve. i teach afternoon classes. i know how difficult it can be. you try to keep this going and keep disengaged here. all right. the night of november 30th, must've seen the union confederate soldier on the field. with widespread confederate failure, and the onset of the this, she wind down by 7:00 p.m.. continued about 9:00 p.m. began to replace t

brian belski, eric johnston, thanks to you as well. our "question of the day," who do you think is right, bulls like brian belski, bears like eric johnston. head to x to vote. results later on in the hour. some top stocks to watch. hey, pippa. >>> dollar general is higher as investors cheer the return of its former ceo. gordon haskett upgrading to buy with $140 to share. they say they can improve dollar general's business even in the face of giant competitors like walmart. and progressive is at an all-time high after expectations in the third quarter. earnings came in well ahead of estimates alongside the slight revenue beat. net premiums rose which was ahead of the street's consensus. those shares up 8%. >>> up next the case for caution. tiaa's kourtney gibson will settle the debate. while you're voting, we'll talk to kourtney gibson and who she thinks is right, the bull or the bear in the market. ever since she was a little ki, all maría wanted to do was bak. i'm maría alvarez, owner of maría's cakes. and i'm axel, proud to be her sta

as well as eric trump.n expected next monday will be a testimony from the former president himself. this case is a lot of money, obviously on the line here. but the judge has already found that there was some liability here on the trump organization's behalf in terms of over inflating assets and lying to get all of these benefits to have better terms for these loans that he was taking out. inflating to a tremendous extent according to the lawsuit put forward. >> paul, elaborating on what brian's reporting. attorney general letitia james said that ivanka trump remains under the control of the trump organization. including for her substantial's business ties with the organization. it is only when she is tasked with answering for that involvement that she claims any connection. disclaims any connection. trump's attorney said the a.g. wants another free-for-all on president trump's children. does it seem justified that she has to appear in court? how significant could her testimony be? >> i think it's justified

eric wants to chat with harvey. what you want tto teach? ot she's like well, i want to teach that. can we did together for utand there's like no, you can't. how about you teach another class? she can figure out what is ys going on because as i said, teaching ratings are very high.e so, the head of the department i says to her, ask eric, talk to eric, she goes to talk to eric t and he says well, you know, is not that i like teaching with you, but harvey and i, you know, i'm excited about teaching with harvey, and we got the thought try to text with textbook, and you know to sell content from the course. so then she goes to talk to harvey. harvey says well , it has gone further than that, we hired, we formed a st company, we had a president will we will make millions. she is like, you know, anyway. nancy i will say at first because she is in this mode of, you know, brushing aside, keeping g things on picking wel you know, something that om creative is worth millions. associate october the first was said are you out of your mind to it they are stealing from you. so, that is when, you

i can't figure out what is going on because like i said, so many of eric's are he says well, it's not like that i don't like teasing with you. we got this idea to write the textbook, and we were going to write this you love. so then we stopped harvey who wants to twitch we had a company that ordered a president. what are my children going to start reading. anyway, this euro of her is first. is she keeping the plant jet on. fair oaks connor . this were to brilliant and helped a friend of her . are you out of my buying, i guess it really is in front of you. that is when she goes to get this course out. they take you off the feeler and the toy rock, and finally within, lark became the president. she said to the president, i'll tester anthology because she seems to have no idea who it is and i stream from edit because he has no idea is you should note there should be a valuable or you want like this so she take the letter and shows it to a woman she really admires, doesn't well well who is 10 years the only's person. she was the first person to be. she fits over was i do. i think we shoul

say we're against this and we're against um the politicians, the local politicians as well like new york city mayor eric adams and state governor who have both pledged unconditional support to, which means they provide unconditional support to the killing of our people, they do not represent the constituents, they do not represent new york city, and you're going to see that loud and clear today. today is important because what we saw in the last 24 hours, we as we've been seeing in the last 75 years of occupation, is gazza is a complete blackout. israel has cut off electricity, water, food, connection and even transportation in and out of gazza, and so that's why today is extremely important that we're mobilizing all across new york city, flooding brooklyn, flooding our streets, make it clear that that call for liberation for each and every single palestinian is clear and it will happen within our lifetime. we are here to see the palestinian's brothers, we are nation, brothers, one muslim country. people have also pour into the streets of the french city of marseil to show solidarity with palestinians a

we're against this and we're against um the politicians, the local politicians as well, like new york city, mayor eric adam, the new york state governor kathy hoke who have both pledged unconditional support to israel, which means that they provide unconditional support to the killing of our people, they do not represent their consumants, they do not represent new york city, and you're going to see that loud and clear day. today's important because what we saw in the last 24 hours. we've been seeing in the last 75 years of occupation is gaz is in a complete blackout, israel has cut off electricity, water, food, connection and even transportation in and out of ghaza, so that's why today is extremely important that we're mobilizing all across new york city, flooding brooklyn, flooding our streets to make it clear that the call for liberation for each and every single palestinian is clear, it will happen within our lifetime, we are here to support the palestinies brothers, we are one nation, one brothers, one muslim country. since israel launched this deadly onslot on gaza, there has been a spike in cybe

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and eric and ivanka trump as well as trump's former fixer michael cohen whose testimony on capitol hill sparked the investigation. trump has called the investigation politically motivated and has denied any wrongdoing. the judge has set aside as much as three months for the trial. the first in a crowded calendar of riles for the former president who is facing four indictments and other civil lawsuits. omar, amara. >> thank you. >>> lawmakers on both sides of capitol hill are promising to revisit aid for ukraine. this after additional money for the war-torn country was stripped out of yesterday's 45-day continuing resolution. the senate was originally considering more than $6 billion in new aid for kyiv. they had bipartisan support in that chamber. but in the end, as time was running out, the money for ukraine was entirely left out of the sting the stopgap measure. 90 members voted against it and so did a democrat, mike quigley. he said it's a victory for russia. >> putin is celebrating. we have 45 days to fix it. i don't sew see how the dynamics change in 45 days. oh, well, i'm more wor

it includes former president trump himself, as well as eric and don jr.ack to you. >> neil: nate, did the judge allow the cameras in or was he surprised to see them. after that initial brouhaha, those crews were out of there. what happened? >> yeah, neil. the cameras were briefly allowed in at the very beginning of the proceedings today. video cameras not permitted throughout the trial. so we have a reporter inside the courtroom relaying every little bit of information as the proceedings continue throughout the day. this is expected to last a few months. >> neil: thanks, nate. to tom dupree open this. and katie is also here. tom, to you on the significance of this day. obviously the former president wanted to make it in person. this is a civil case. there's no jail time attached to this. could be a hefty fine up to $250 million. the former president wanted to make it clear this is a travesty of justice and wanted to be there in person. the impact of that. what do you think? >> yeah, neil. look, we're all prepared for what i think is accurately forecast as