¿es neta, eva? ¿es neta, eva? [todos] ¿es neta, eva? sí es neta. y todas somos eva.sin avisar. my darling, creo que eva les está contando lo de ayer a sus compañeras, my darling. me dio mucha pena, yo sí quería, ay, esta vez si se arma, me encanta en un cuchitril, en lo oscurito. con la luz apagada. "ay, me dio mucha pena, yo sí quería, esta vez sí se arma, me encanta en un cuchitril, en lo oscurito con la luz apagada. ¿escuchó, my darling? - sí, sí. el problema era la luz, no mi aliento a cebolla. oh, my darling. voy a aprovechar para pedirle permiso, ¿eh? sí. pues ya tenemos muchas. como te iba diciendo, agarras la cebolla bien finito, la picas, pero bien finita. adán, ¿puedo hablar contigo? ay, claro que si, my darling. ok, excuse me. por si las flies, my darling. ahora sí excuse me, please. ay, adán, híjole, es que me da mucha pena, pero mira, hasta me están temblando las pernas de los nervios. pero es que mañana quisiera... -ay, lo sé, lo sé. a mí también está pasando lo mismo. me está también todo, todo, pero todo es todo. sí, sí. así que mira, no te preocupes,

soy eva. >> yo soy. >> okay.ing to keep oaxaca's ancient species alive by working with corn farmers like ponciano mendez galvan. >> cuantos anos lleva cultivando maiz llevo este sesenta cinco anos. este chiquito de trabajar mis anti-soros mencionar a trabajar se va a mis hijos quedan minutos y si sucesivamente somos como la se quita uno y viene la otra oh my god, this color is beautiful. >> look at this color. >> oh. quÉ bonito eso es perfecto. es como se llama Éste? bella bella todo pero nunca lo vi este color de maiz. si nunca. >> este este le decimos pinto y este le decimos si. >> have you ever seen such a rainbow of corn? the range of colors comes from growing crops at different altitudes and varying amounts of sunlight exposure. the darker heritage corns are often sweeter and more herbal than the yellow ones. so are these disappearing because all we ever see in the supermarkets is yellow en estados unidos. >> porque normalmente este maize porque se sale mas assets y mas proteinas y alimentan mas al ganado po

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read. >> she appeared to be very emotionless and have a very straight face, held her composure, but eva had harsh words for ashley during victim impact statements, making reference to her half sister, emerson benefield, a child ashley had with doug emerson was just two and a half years old at the time of the killing. >> ashley, since the day you shot my father, i have only had one question to ask you. why? why did you end my dad's life knowing he was my only living parent and the only person i could confide in, confide in, and count on for everything i needed as i turned into a young adult, why did you willingly take away your daughter's father? knowing the consequences of your actions would leave her without either parent to help her navigate through her own life. you somehow managed to orphan not one, but two young girls. >> other members of doug's family also delivered moving statements. >> he was truly a hero in my life. every day i feel a kick in the gut from the loss of my brother doug. the worst part of it is that there's a six year old that will grow up not knowing the man that

hola. >> hi, eva. how are you? >> nice to meet you. >> welcome to l.a.. is a coffee field. >> my guide, itzel mendoza, is passionate about these coffee fields and supporting local women in agriculture. >> this is the plant of the coffee. look. oh, god. >> look at this. oh, is this a bean? yes. oh, i found one already. yes, in the 1990s, coffee prices plummeted, driving farmers to the u.s. in search of work and leaving many women behind to fend for themselves. >> a lot of men they went to to the north. and these coffee fields were abandoned. yes. abandoned. and then the women, they said, what do we do? we go or we stay in our land. we grew coffee. and this kind of coffee is very interesting because we have, like, a lot of flowers that we are going to cook today. >> oh, we can eat the flowers. >> yes. >> oh, okay. >> these are the flowers of san lorenzo. >> oh, san lorenzo. >> so maybe you can cut. >> okay. oh, lord. okay. i hate when it's like the high pressure of, like, there's one plant that grows. how long does it take to grow? >> like one year. >> oh,

the drum doesn't go to e, sorry eva, which is inhabited predominantly by subs. but it says the track will soon go there as well. after all, the war ended almost 2 years ago. today. sorry eva is divided into every streets of signs in bosnia and on the left side of the and on the right, the subset developing that part of the city and the muslims and croats of developing the visions can change the centennial thought people make and at least at least as the techno to go to any more light for them to to, to is that andre is a successful solution. jessica visual, a sub also has another trade. he's a rice, so he's book street brothers recounts the events of the 1992 to 95, both in the animal and useful industrial organ. uh what else channels are supposed to be only 9. 1 of them is even, we will buy it obviously. but 3 or 4 of the 2 we and most time it's a yeah. well yeah. then we can share. it will still be as long interested. interested. she of the stuff that i'm supposed to just do, i still need be need getting the lien is summer. chalka had to sell his old flag for

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>> david: eva pilgrim reporting in tonight. eva, thank you. >>> now, to president-elect donald trump's controversial pick to head the fbi. trump tapping loyalist kash patel to lead the fbi. patel has promised vengeance against trump's enemies. >>> there's also news tonight on trump's pick to run the pentagon. and here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: tonight, republicans are bracing for what could be donald trump's biggest senate confirmation battle over his choice to run the fbi, fervent trump loyalist kash patel. >> he's tough, he's smart, he loves our country, and he is a warrior. kash patel. >> reporter: patel has vowed vengeance against trump's enemies in what he calls the deep state. writing in his book, quote, the fbi has become so thoroughly compromised that it will remain a threat to the people unless drastic measures are taken. adding, trump's enemies, quote, should be very afraid. >> we're going to come after you. whether it's criminally or civilly, we'll figure that out. but yeah, we're putting you all on notice. >> re

i'm eva longoria, born and bred in texas with mexican-american roots, which makes me a mexican.i'm exploring mexico to see how the people, their lands and their past have shaped a culinary tradition as diverse as its 32 states. te gusta el tequila esta tomando. that's commitment jalisco has always been at the forefront of mexico's national culture la ultima guerra en el mundo a caballo fue la de mexico. >> the rich tapestry of civilizations that make up mexico informs jalisco identity and its gastronomic treasures, going all the way back to the aztecs. >> it's the chayote. esto es por eso tiene un hombre en naguas, spiced up by invasion. no tenemos aqui hasta la llegada de los espanoles, but sliced and diced by a new generation of food pioneers. >> wow. una scultura. but no culinary tour is ever complete. tequila, tequila without sampling the local beverage in moderation, of course. the jalisco capital, guadalajara, is mexico's second city. it's vibrant and exciting, with t-shirt weather all year round. the locals proudly call themselves tapatios, a nickname meaning triple the w

soy eva no. no puedo hacer. nada. para de punta. si, si. la alcanzan.mira hey, tienes algo para me. gracias primera fila eso mucho gusto. >> dona mari has been serving breakfast tacos in the center of monterrey for nearly 20 years. tacos they're the perfect fast food for people in a hurry specialty. >> bueno el machacado con huevo. yo esta ahorita el le magueresse. si la carne. they take it and they, like, put it in salt. and they la carne seca. >> yeah. so it's like a cured beef. >> entonces antes de refrigeradores. entonces es el cura con la carrera. el mÉtodo de conservacion en la popular y de ahi salia la carne seca y luego esa carne seca. la. huevo y es machacado de nuevo machacado. >> i know i had this when i was little in texas. >> esto es el desayuno en monterrey. i love this. so we get the salsa. si pica pica pica. poquito poquito. there you go. vamos a ver tres this is so delicious. it's really nice. mm. these are the best tortillas i've ever had. machaca esta muy muy salada. that's good. i love it. for the dry meat. increible. esto es impresi

eva laughs the most problematic hut is called kredarica, which is used chiefly by climbers attemptingunt triglav. this is slovenia's highest hut, four—and—a—half hours' walk from the closest road. in the winter, there aren't many visitors, but it's staffed all—year—round by two hardy meteorologists. so this is it! yes. this is the famous hut. yes. now you feel very lucky - because it's very, very hot. he chuckles 0h. it's nice! wonderful. wow. so, can you show me around here a little bit? this is your office? this is our office, our living room. i yeah. and a little tv. do you get a lot of visitors up here? so this is actually the highest bedroom in all of slovenia? yeah, yeah. so you've got the luxury penthouse on top of the nation. yeah. and few centimetres - of me, of my head, is... outside it's about sometimesj minus 20 or minus almost 40 degrees. sol... wow! i have to be... got to get back in the chopper now. we have to go? yeah. 0k. we only got a little bit of time here. but the weather seems to be changing, which means that this is our only time to leave, right? guys, we really

eva mckend in plains, georgia for us. eva, thank you very much. i want to get some more on all of this with our panel right now. and douglas brinkley, the historian. let me start with you. president carter's legacy is in large part tied to his diplomatic record. but what stands out to you about the lasting impact he left on america's foreign policy? >> well, wolf, as you know, jimmy carter is synonymous with human rights. only eleanor roosevelt kind of carries those two words the way carter did. and in the state department, he opened up a human rights office. but what did that mean in a real way? >> it put pressure on the soviet union. jimmy carter helped win the cold war, not only because he increased defense spending, but he looked at the kremlin and said, why don't you have human rights? why aren't people allowed to go to church or synagogue? why are bibles banned? why is jazz albums not there? and looked at the abuses, starting with the helsinki accords of gerald ford and carter carrying it on? so wherever you go around the world and when you'

thank you, eva.wering your questions so you can head into the new year feeling better than ever, just like jamie foxx. next the bengals player who made a promise to an inspiring fan. it is part of our "play of the day." an aspiring fan. it is part of our "play of the day." no way. ♪ if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis, and are at high risk for fracture, you can do more than just slow bone loss. you can build new bone in 12 months with evenity®. evenity® is proven to significantly reduce spine fracture risk. she said the evenity® she's taking builds new bone. builds new bone! evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a heart problem. tell your doctor if you have had a heart attack or stroke. do not take evenity® if you have low blood calcium or are allergic to it, as serious events have occurred with evenity®. signs include rash, hives, swelling of the face or throat, which may cause difficulty in swallowing or breathing, muscle spasms or cramps, numbness, or tingling. tell

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here's abc's eva pilgrim.e. >> but i'm here in front of you. >> jamie foxx opening up for the first time about the mysterious health crisis that put him in the hospital for more than 20 days. the doctor giving his sister the bad news. >> he told my sister some horrible news about her big brother. he said he's having a brain bleed. that's led to a stroke in april 2023. >> jamie foxx was hospitalized in atlanta after an unknown medical complication. he and his family, sharing few details at the time, only saying it started with a bad headache. >> so i asked my boy. i said, listen, i need a aspirin. before i could get the aspirin. i went out. i don't 20 days, but now, in his just released netflix stand up special, what had happened was the comedian manages to find the humor about that dark time. he said i couldn't walk, but look at me now. now walk it out, now walk it out. >> the actor saying he had given up on may 4th, i woke up. >> and when i woke up, i found myself in a wheelchair. i couldn't walk. >> thanking

eva mckend cnn, plains, georgia. >> thank you eva. and we have some other sad news to pass along to you. former cnn anchor and renowned journalist aaron brown has died at the age of 76. brown helped shape cnn's journalism over th coverage of major events such as 9/11. cnn's nick watt has a look at a remarkable career. >> look calm, human, clear. >> and as you can see, perhaps the second tower, the front tower, the top portion of which is collapsing. good lord. there are no words. >> aaron brown talked millions of people through the most shocking event of the television age. planes hitting the world trade center on nine over 11. >> this was the biggest moment in my lifetime, in every sense and in the history of my country and the history of my business, in my personal, professional life. i just wanted to get it right. >> just look at that. that is about as frightening a scene as you will ever see. >> brown reported for 17 hours straight. a producer told him in his ear, just think, whoever did this is probably watching you right now. an

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yeah, and when montara resident eva mora says powerful, she means potentially dangerous. this is when the waves get really big and rowdy and beautiful. so. but unsafe as well. so be careful. obviously, if they say don't go down on the beach, don't go down on the beach. we did see people on the beach, even as pretty big waves were cresting several yards away in the surf. mora says people should always be aware of sneaker waveses. her sn julian is a surfer. in fact, they're actually scouting where he'll go in, but she has a strict rule for him before he can get in the water. so my mom just like, says like to be three people out if i can go out, like, yeah, number of people. so i can go out. it's a safety rule, right? yeah, i guess so. at pacifica state beach, sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. taking a live look outside right now, things looking somewhat damp already. certainly in emeryville. we've got drops on the lens. san jose too. maybe. anyway, let's bring in vianey arana and find out how long the storm is going to stick around. well, we've got a couple of them. this

eva pilgrim is back with more. good morning again, eva. >> good news to share.urgandy. she, alongside prince william, welcoming the leader of qatar. this is a state visit the first that she's taken part in since her cancer diagnosis. she is the most popular of the royals. people very pleased to see her returning to duty. the visit kicked off with all the pomp and pageantry. but notably absent was queen camilla, missing another event due to a lingering chest infection. the queen has missed several engagements, but aides say there's no cause for concern. her husband, the king, was, however front and center. so three out of the four most senior royals on parade, that's what they say today. given all the health troubles they've been going through is rare to see and nice to see. >> michael: very nice to see. >> george: thank you, eva. coming up in our gma morning menu, what abc news learned about the investigation into the murder of jonbenet ramsey. the child pageant queen whose death made national headlines. >> robin: are you having trouble sleeping? well, our becky

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eva, thank you.? snow. do you know who has it? west michigan and northern michigan, lower peninsula. 7.2 inches for my home town, grand rapids. there's more where that came from. we've got lake effect snow warnings and winter storm warnings. to "left behind" about a group of mothers and their fight to start the first school for kids with dyslexia. >> my son is in second grade. he cannot read, not write. if i don't support him, i know what lies ahead in this country for him. >> george: we're bringing in juju chang as executive producer and anna toomey. good to see you. >> thank you. >> george: again, so juju, tell us, we just saw the clip. tell us more about what the future is like for the kids part of this program. >> it is a pivot point in grade school. if you can't read you either become one of the majority of self-made millionaires who have dyslexia or you end up being more than one of the two behind bars. it's about trying to get intervention so dyslexia is seen more as a super power, unlocking c

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here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, it was the tragedy that stunned the nation. a south carolina bride killed by a drunk driver on her wedding night. the crash minutes after this joyful moment on a spring evening in 2023. 34-year-old samantha miller, still in her wedding dress, riding in a golf cart with her new husband. >> the last thing i remember her saying was she wanted the night to never end. >> reporter: investigators say they were hit by jamie lee komoroski, who was driving 65 in a 25 miles per hour zone. according to the toxicology report, her blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit. today, the 27-year-old driver set to face trial, instead pleading guilty to dui and reckless homicide charge, tearfully apologizing to the family. >> how sorry i am and that i take full responsibility for my actions. >> reporter: samantha's mother and father asking for the maximum sentence. >> she died. we died. >> reporter: outraged their daughter was taken so soon. >> for the rest of my life, i'm going to hate you. and when i arrive in hell and you co

por bienvenida eva. esto es el albergue.el primero albergue para migrantes en la ciudad de mÉxico. >> gabriela hernandez is a force of nature. she started casa chan over a decade ago to offer shelter to refugees fleeing their homelands estos son los morales los chicos hacen cuando estan aqui. gaby encourages her guests to paint the walls with their personal stories and hopes for the future viajan con dolor pero al mismo tiempo con mucha esperanza bueno pues aqui te traigo al centro. >> mas importante del albergue. la cocina y tambiÉn es la comida conecta de su pais los original no lo mas los identifica no se puede dejar lo q se train con ellos. siempre es su comida y bueno. cuando tenemos oportunidad. podemos hacer platillos especiales como hoy the residents love cooking dishes from their homeland to share with their housemates. >> hola soy eva. >> hola yasiel. >> de donde eres soy cubano cubano? >> a cuban in mexico. so what do we put in the pot first? >> bueno ya esta listo aqui. >> el sofrito de la tenemos ahora. vamos a

eva mckend is out front now in plains, georgia. carter's hometown. eva, what more are you learning about the memorial and the funeral plans? >> well, brianna, there are going to be multiple celebrations of life for jimmy carter. maranatha baptist church just wrapped up a vigil. that, of course, is where president carter led sunday school for many years. he will return here to plains on saturday before ultimately that funeral service in washington, where president biden will eulogize president carter. but for the people here in plains, they are sad, but they are also walking around with a tremendous sense of pride. as people descend here from all over the country. and we are going to hear in the coming weeks about president carter's commitment to a life of service. but for them, the roughly 540 people that live here in plains, he was their neighbor. we spoke with benita hightower. she owns a restaurant here in town. and take a listen to how she's thinking about this moment. >> to go all over the world. and he could have chose to live anywhere. but he

eva mckend is out front now in plains, georgia, carter's hometown. eva, what more are you learning about the memorial and the funeral plans? >> well, brianna, there are going to be multiple celebrations of life for jimmy carter. maranatha baptist church just wrapped up a vigil. that, of course, is where president carter led sunday school for many years. he will return here to plains on saturday before ultimately that funeral service in washington, where president biden will eulogize president carter. but for the people here in plains, they are sad, but they are also walking around with a tremendous sense of pride as people descend here from all over the country. and we are going to hear in the coming weeks about president carter's commitment to a life of service. but for them, the roughly 540 people that live here in plains, he was their neighbor. we spoke with benita hightower. she owns a restaurant here in town. and take a listen to how she's thinking about this moment. >> to go all over the world. and he could have chose to live anywhere. but he c

i'm eva. what's the first letter of your last name? you know, i would think that some people who get that phone call would might be confused. i mean, not everyone wants to talk to an ai or is prepared to. well, five and a half years ago, that was absolutely the case. and we were we were worried as we started the company what the acceptance of ai phone calls will be. the reality is, after you have that first conversation with the ai, you realize how much more patient it is. because because of the workforce shortage in healthcare, most healthcare workers are trying to get to all the tasks they need to do. so the fact that the ai can become can be collected. be patient with you, give you all the answers you need, actually gives an experience that is significantly better than the average phone call that they're getting to experience today in the world of healthcare. you had send us an example of a rather funny one where you can you can nurse or whoever it is on the other end realizing it's ai and being very impressed. i'll play that one to

this is fascinating eva.d morning. >> reporter: new information this morning adding to the growing body of evidence about the possible added benefits of glp-1's, the very popular weight loss drugs for reducing your risk of dementia. researchers asking the question, do all diabetes drugs reduce the risk of dementia or do the glp1's offer an additional benefit? this was a big study. they looked at half million adults with diabetes over 60. there were two groups. those given glp1's and those given other diabetes medications. they followed them for five years. what they found, those on a glp1 reduced likelihood of developing dementia by 23% to 44% depending on which medication they were on. this isn't the first study to find these glp1's reduce the risk of dementia but this is more information that helps build the case about the additional benefits of these medications, george. >> george: thank you very much. football time now. lions beat the packers setting a franchise record. big weekend is coming up. will reev

eva mckend. thanks so much with us. now, joey recker, he's a plains, georgia native and the mayor of plains. population, give or take 500 600 people. mr. mayor, i really appreciate your time. i think what's so striking? you just heard it from some of the personal stories from eva on the ground there. the world has lost a leader. it has lost a humanitarian. plains has lost a great neighbor, a farmer, a sunday school teacher. how are people in your town responding today well, we're we're we're sad, but we're but we're proud. >> we couldn't be more proud to have been his neighbor, his friend. >> you know, he's always the president of the united states. and he has earned and deserves that respect. but to most of us, he was mr. jimmy and would wave to us and talk to us when he walked by or rode by on his bicycle with miss rosalynn. and it was just a a great, great place to live. and a large part of that is because of the man that jimmy carter was, mister mayor. >> was it surreal that you would just walk by a president, a for

earlier i spoke to richard levy and eva ation expert, who was also a commercial airline pilot for over 40 years. he told me about the latest evidence in the investigation. what you're looking at now is, 1st of all, there are no reports in the crew about a bird strike. first strikes don't happen at altitude, rarely only take off or maybe take january of 2009 with the randy on the hudson. they declared emergency, this aircraft was en route, and then crossover russian issue reporter, just mention an area where it was filled with ukrainian drones. and so russian aircraft activity was oppressive just prior to the accident. i don't think it was intentional by the russians, but lots of evidence is pointing to russian anti aircraft fire that was missed directed at this aircraft. look, you put a few slash look through the pictures of the holes. the passers reported an explosion outside of the aircraft track, no, went inside the aircraft. what happens in a pressurized airplane aircraft? you what his cabin pressures ation and the auction mass come down there and the aircraft again inversely the s

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eva pilgrim is here with more. good morning, eva. >> we are all shopping.week for shopping. we saw record numbers for cyber monday sales. that means an influx of packages are on their way. with those deliveries comes a major problem. porch pirates. some of these thieves snatching packages within seconds of delivery. many looking at the packaging, targeting things like electronics. home security company safe line said 120 million packages were stolen last year, costing consumers $16 billion. it's such a big problem, there's now insurance to cover it. a company called porch pals is offering a subscription that will cover the cost of your stolen packages. $120 a year covers up to $2,000 worth of deliveries or three claims a year. it is directly linked to your credit or debit card, so every purchase you make with that card qualifies. the company also saying it is the first and only subscription based package theft coverage available in the u.s. there are other things you can do to deter and stop these thefts. many people have added doorbell cameras. we've seen

17—year—old eva hamilton has become the fastest women speed climber in the uk, completing the climb ins of some wicked nails. shea worked alongside cynthia erivo to create now designs for her character, elphaba, she also did cynthia's nails for the london premiere and said she cried when she saw the photos. you are caught up now. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. liverpool on the brink of the last 16. a mo salah penalty gives them a sixth win in the champions league. victory for villa too — they score three to go third in the table, beating rb leipzig in germany. fifa is criticised for their "flawed process" to choose the host of the 2034 world cup. sole bidder saudi arabia is expected to be awarded the tournament. hello there. we start with the champions league and six wins from six means liverpool stay top of the table after beating girona in spain. mo salah scored the only goal of the match after the visitors were awarded a penalty. liverpool are all but through to the last 16 and face lille away and psv eindhoven at home injanuary. 0ur senior foot

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no longer belonged in the new algeria. algerian independence was not simply the end of a political eva on a human level. the lives of many thousands of people were turned upside down. good pricing is in um, freedom movement that takes place in can you time being up against the british demanding return of the lines mainly because if i don't have a sign in lights on persons colonial passed, there is this domestic torture of reign of terror in these count, major human rights abuse. how was this happening? a very precise way of to whichever one send near to denied on al jazeera, the limit to how far a dream contained to study in your own adventure. now, counter and wayne the what's your interest or with me something? well, i'm an indo reminder of all top stories, opposition forces in syria, all taking control of states institutions. they've talked with the capital damascus on sunday, ending the charlotte that's 24 years rule. the fight isn't pushing tool to strong holes in low tech care and taught us. rescue is also working to free people from the said nap prison, a damascus, where many hi

. >> i'm eva longoria, born and bred in texas with mexican-american roots, which makes me a texican.i'm exploring mexico to see how the people, their lands, and their past have shaped a culinary tradition as diverse as its 32 states. i don't think i've ever seen an avocado this big here in yucatan. >> there are so many great ingredients with searingly hot weather all year round. >> time moves at a slower pace in yucatan that's when it's taken hundreds of years to build the pyramids. waiting a day for your dinner to cook is no big deal. >> we're going to let it here for eight hours. >> eight hours? i just hope i can be as patient as my hosts. i want to taste the pig. yucatan state is cut off from the rest of mexico by dense forest, but its long coastline has always linked it to the outside world. it has the largest maya population in mexico, dating back 4000 years. the ancient maya were pioneering and industrious. they thrived here until the arrival of the spanish conquistadors in the 1500s. the region's turbulent history and unique geography have heavily influenced the cuisine so tod

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[laughter] charles: entrepreneur ceo eva ados. upstairs, as soon as i got home, my representative was, like, subscribers are asking about this. it did huge volume. people love the idea of getting the inside track, and rob luna just talked about it, being almost like a private equity investor themselves. >> correct. we want to democratize the action. s investors who saw us on the show two weeks ago enjoyed a 37% increase appreciation of space exposition -- charles: it's up 37%? >> since last time here. in two weeks. last week we were hottest on nasdaq, and i want to the give you heads up because you're the person who discovered us, but but you were the first one, so -- [laughter] we need to recognize that. charles: i forget where i saw your work first, but i said this is great, great work. i've got to ask you about apple. here's the thing, it took a little bit of a dip. you had, luke came in and raised their target to 450 from 385. oppenheimer said, no, it's a $480. goldman sachs saying it's a $150 stock, and one firm sayingst it's

eva is too busy making a play for grace's ian to care about her. >> you are deluded. >> she did it before>> she made a play for john paul. >> she did not make a play for jp. >> he raped her. he raped his wife's sister. >> that is a very convenient tale. >> will you hold this a sec. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. [ shouting ] >> eva is playing a player. i know a snake in the grass when i see one. that man is not to be trusted. >> what are you talking about? >> i'm talking about -- [ splash ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show sharon horgan, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi sharon, welcome backck. >> hi. >> seth: i'm so happy to have you in new york city. are you happy to be here? >> yeah, yeah, i am, delighted. >> seth: your daughters are with you? >> yeah, well actually, they just left. >> seth: oh no, does that mean it's not going great? [ light laughter ] >> well, yeah, it wasn't going great. i tok them to the -- i mean, i think they had a nice time. i took them to a broadway show. >> seth: oh, great. >> you know, hung out with some friends for dinner. but i ok them ic

. >> cnn's eva mckend now has more on how residents in carter's hometown in plains, georgia, are reacting. >> it's a mix of sadness and pride here in plains, georgia, as the residents in this small town reflect on the life and legacy of president jimmy carter. and while the world in the coming days will recall his lifetime of service, his courage, his compassion, his commitment to social justice here in plains, they are remembering jimmy carter as their neighbor. it wasn't long ago when they saw him walking on the main street here in plains, or even in the dollar store. some residents tell us. take a listen to how he's being remembered. >> i think he will be remembered for. just being an honest man, a caring man, a family man, a man who loved god, a man who loved people. and many want to see a better world. he'll be remembered in a lot of ways, but i remember jimmy carter and amy. >> he was someone that all everybody in the community always looked up to. somebody that always brought positivity and somebody that was spiritually strong. and this is somebody from worldwide that we're going t