and in his passion did strike the said -- frank some blows which drawn some blood from the said frank, which is a breach of his majesty's law. right. sprague was charged, convicted and fined for the in the amount of two shillings and a pence but that gave me an indication that the -- frank understood how the system worked. i that this industrious frank was a direct. ancestor of two brothers named andrew and rufus. andrew and rufus probably fouled a west african custom of adapting a revered ancestors first name as their last name. both andrew and rufus lived and worked in providence, rhode island in the 1700s. both served in the militia. both were called to fight off threats to their community. andrew died in 1756, but his brother rufus lived on to head his own household in rhode island in the 1770s. rufus became a member of the providence militia. militia service was required of all able men between the ages of 16 to 60. however, this was generally required, was not required, i should say, for black men who are normally exempted from military service and were instead required to perfo

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. the futures of the dow and s&p and nasdaq. all three hit all hiech -time h. in the red across the board right now. just fractionally. all three indices down. we're keeping an eye on chip stocks after a monster day for that group. nvidia coming off a more than 3% gain and within the last hour, reuters reporting that taiwan semi is in talks with a plant in tempe, arizona. look at what they are doing right now. nvidia pulling back a bit. down .50%. amd down .50% as well. intel up. keep in mind, down 8% for the week after the ceo decided to retire. >>> we are checking the bond market after the adp private payrolls and ism services reports. yields near the lowest level in two years. the benchmark pulling back a few points from the level we saw yesterday. we have to do one more thing. we usually do it in the check. it's bitcoin. after weeks of watching and waiting, it has finally surged above $100,000. higher still this morning. you see it is u

i'm frank holland.et's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we kick things off with the check of u.s. futures one day after nasdaq crossed 20 k for the very first time while the dow riding a five-session losing streak. in the red across the board. all three ces down a quarter percent. the s&p and dow along with the nasdaq. we are keeping a close eye on the mag seven in the pre-market after that group collectively added $416 billion in market value yesterday. take a look. nvidia falling .50%. apple, alphabet and tesla in the green in the pre-market. tesla among the best up over .50%. the gain more than the entire market value of bank of america, salesforce p&g. this is interesting. we saw bond yields move to the upside. the benchmark ten-year moving eight basis point higher. we get november ppi out before the opening bell. >>> we turn back to the market and nasdaq crossing the 20,000 mark for the first time ever. the index rising from 10,000 to 20,000 in 1,645 days. quicker than the 7,400 days from 5

>> it's a huge factor, frank.ow we're seeing retailers promoting less often and it becomes concentrated spurts like courtney was talking about with prime day in october and this weekend and things go full price again. the consumer knows that. they have gotten smart. they use the a.i. tools to find the deals and unearth them and go after where they get the biggest bang for the buck particularly in an environment where inflation and food inflation is still real and still hurting the con consumer. of course, amazon being the biggest winner today, likely, last quarter, in q3, amazon won half of all online growth. so that's huge and we expect them to be another huge winner today. >> you told us who are the winners and quiet for black friday. as we look at cyber monday, does that change or the companies change in any meaningful way? >> i don't think it changes. i think consumers have been tracking the deals and generally today, you will see the best deals of the weekend. it's the deals get better and better. today will

you're the frank, you're the frank. good morning, frank.ng salaries at the top, for the top athletes. college athletes now making six and seven figures. and the rise in women sports, all creating the next big gold rush for wealth management firms who manage all that money. the median salary for the top 30 nba players, over $40 million in the mlb, it's $29 million. the nfl, $14 million. all those salaries creating a lot of wealth. not to mention, the even larger sponsorships and brand deals. you have morgan stanley, ubs, goldman sachs, the private banks, the trust companies, adding to the sports and entertainment groups. many hiring former athletes as advisers to hire clients, and special units just for athletes. fifteen years ago, 3/4 of nfl players were in financial trouble. two years after retirement. now advisers say athletes have much better education and financial advice to hold on to their wealth. now wealth advisers help them with everything from paying taxes in all the states they play and that can get very complicated. turning down

frank, thank you very much for the frank - recent years.rity correspondent. let's take you live to the scenes inside magdeburg cathedral. the vigil taking place. you can imagine what a beautiful scene this would be this close to christmas, normally looking at the cathedral and so many people in there. this is so very different because of the events 24 different because of the events 2a hours ago. they are holding a vigilfor those 2a hours ago. they are holding a vigil for those killed and injured in the christmas market attacks. let's listen in for a moment. music. this service reserved particularly for those affected by those attacks 2a hours ago. that attack yesterday for the emergency and relief workers, families and representatives of the federal, state and city governments all their gathering in the cathedral. there is not room for everybody who wants to attend. people as we have seen outside there. this is the point of comfort for those so traumatized by the events of yesterday evening in magdeburg at the christmas market where at lea

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we get you a check of the stock futures. the s&p coming off the 54th record close this year you see in the green across the board. nasdaq slipping fractionally in the red while i was talking. the dow looks to open up 35 points higher. the key stock to watch is intel. a laggard in the etf yesterday intel announcing the ignatio of pat gelsinger after a troubled tenure. look at shares rebounding a bit this morning. they closed lower yesterday up over .50% right now. take a look at this. this is the number to watch. the stock since pat gelsinger took over as ceo down more than 60%. among the company's struggles, laying off 15,000 employees last august and kicked out of the dow last month on the other side of the coin, we have super micro. it is higher this morning after 30% pop yesterday on news that the committee found no evidence of misconduct at the server maker. huge pop to the upside pushing the one-week performance because we're in the

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we kickoff with the stock futures. the dow riding a six-session losing streak. the nasdaq closed below 20,000. it is on track to get above 20,000. up over .50%. the dow would open 100 points higher or a .25% higher. the s&p a .25% higher. let's look at the week to date action. the nasdaq remains the sole gainer on the board. s&p down .50%. the dow down over 1.5%. the nasdaq holding on to gains tech very much in focus ahead of the open with shares of broadcom surging and lifting the semi space much more on that in a moment. let's look at the pre-market moves. broadcom up 15%. down here with marvell up 6%. vaneck, popular and widely followed with the chip sector. up almost 2%. we have to check the bond market after the hotter than expected ppi report. the ten-year, i'll move this circle off. it's at 4.33. you see an upside move post cpi, came in line for core and headline, bond yields continue to move higher and ppi hotter than expected. fo

>> reporter: good morning, frank. a great thursday for asian stocks no one taking comfort from the prospect of the fewer rate hikes. it is fitting we start in japan today because we got a bit of surprise from the central bank despite the bank of japan to hike rates, they decided to keep rates unchanged. they wanted to see the ramifications of the incoming trump administration the gap differential with the fed. 156 against the u.s. dollar today. despite the weakness in the yen, it did little to support spirits in in tokyo and the nikkei closing in the red kospi down 2.1%. we saw the hang seng down, but not as much. we are seeing a fight back from currencies from the yuan and testing record lows. jittery is how the markets traded this morning. frank, back to you. >> jp, that is the theme in all markets. jp, thank you very much. >>> turning attention back to wall street. the caution tone from the fed is causing confusion for investors according to jeff gundlach >> i think there is tremendous uncertainty. what will happen

i'm frank holland.short will be here to see if the shutdown can be avoided we'll get into all of that coming up shortly. >>> we kickoff the hour deep into the red the s&p down .75%. the dow is down 280 points the nasdaq is the hardest hit down more than 1%. with that, we take a look at the nasdaq 100 laggards. you see tesla down over 4% super micro down 3.5%. app love applovin down. shares of fedex are higher after the earnings missed, but posted strong beats with profit and margin the catalyst for the upside move, sharp spike to the upside, the spinoff of fedex freight, the biggest ltl carrier in the u.s. we are also watching the vix we have the triple witching options expirations. right now, you see the vix at 25, almost 26. you see a big, sharp move to the upside this week we have the fed decision and a lot of things going on big moves with the increase in volatility again, just about 26 we will talk about volatility a bit later in the show as well. we are checking the bond market with the read of pc

>> great question, frank. really operating in this environment of policy uncertainty right now. where everyone just sitting around waiting for the next administration to see how serious they are about these tariff threats that they have spoken to rhetorically, but trump it's always a difficult thing to know what's real in terms of the rhetoric versus what's actually going to be put into practice. as you mentioned, it has resulted in this pull forward demand. and that probably results in some strong fourth quarter results out of a handful of carrier. if we look at union pacific, for instance, we have seen a real uplift in their volumes that consumer products coming into the west coast ports. a lot is asian merchandise coming into the united states that's really been the target of trump's ire. certainly you have seen it there m there in union pa sick and lesser extent for the east coast rails and little in trucking rates. now the trucking market is still weak. but you have seen a little bit of a temporary uplift

i'm frank mallicoat.with rosemary and get the weather word on what is a soggy little start to saturday. >> you're right. good morning frank. happy final saturday of 2020 for folks. yes, we've got a mostly cloudy but beautiful start to the day with the sun now up and shining sunrise just a few minutes ago. and as we move forward, we will be in and out of the cloudy skies and the sunshine this morning. storm tracker two having a hard time picking up on all that drizzle that's falling over the bay area, most of it below the beam. a soggy start to the day here and in the sierra as well. but notice it's green. not seeing any white. a lot of rain with no advisories today for travel. there is one for tomorrow. here's a look at the afternoon highs expected for today. widespread 60s once again under mostly cloudy skies. i'll have a better look at the current conditions and talk more about that system coming our way tomorrow, and what we can expect in the extended forecast coming up. >> all right. we'll see you in

i'm frank holland. let's kick off the final trading day of 2024 with the nasdaq and s&p coming off three-day losing streaks. we could see a rebound on wall street. the s&p is up .13%. 18 points. dow up .25%. 125 points. nasdaq up under .50%. we quickly will get a check on the gainers in the s&p 500. the top of the list is allegion followed by costar and blackstone and franklin resources and host hotels. going back to the markets. the weakness is contrary to the strong year we had. all of the major indices and russell finishing with the fifth positive year in the last six. dow up 13%. the s&p up 23 or 24%. the nasdaq, the best performer, rising 24% in 2024. the russell is 10% higher on the year, but nearly 10% off its 52-week high. getting close to correction territory. a lot to talk about when we talk about the narratives in the market and dominance of tech this year. we saw it in the sector performance. 10 of 11 sectors finishing higher in the year with the communication finishing up nearly 40%. materi

i'm frank holland. let's kick off the future with the stock futures. the dow coming off the third positive session in a row. the nasdaq and s&p with win streaks. the s&p up about 5 points. fractional moves to the upside. the dow would open up 13 appointments higher. nasdaq up 35 points as well. we take a quick check on apple shares. they are continuing to test record highs. apple up in the pre market. up 33%. you are seeing big upside moves with apple. palantir shares are climbing. the best performing stock in the s&p 500 this year. it got added to the indivisible well. pulling back .75% of 1%. we are checking the bond market. take a look. the benchmark at 4.59. since the cut, moving basis points. more on the pressure that treasuries are -- excuse me, yields on treasuries coming up in a moment. also checking oil prices this morning. take a look. outline oil prices up .50%. bitcoin hovering around the $95,000. lower year to date. you see bitcoin moving up over 1% right now. trading below $94,000. month t

i'm frank holland. we kick off with the futures. in the red across the board. the dow with the losing streak. the nasdaq at the all-time high. looking at futures. in the red across the board. s&p down fractionally. looking like it is down .25%. the dow down 80 points. off the lows of earlier today. the nasdaq down as well. down about 13 points. we are looking at two stocks on the move today. they are both chip stocks. broadcom and nvidia. broadcom closing at a record high yesterday after the 11% pop. it is up 1.5% in the pre-market. the stock is up 40% since earnings last week, while nvidia, the other side of the coin here, down 11%. more on the two names throughout the hour. nvidia is the orange one taking the move to the down side. broadcom with the spike. trading at an all-time high. we'll talk more about this throughout the show. we have to talk bitcoin hitting a record high this morning. look at the moves in bitcoin. bitcoin trading -- actually, i think this may be a different chart. i'm sorry. thi

i'm frank holland. we kick off the look with the u.s. stock futures with the dow notching the third straight negative week. futures are green across the board. s&p up 20. dow up 65. the nasdaq up over 100 points higher. one stock to watch is apple. shares up 2% last week hitting a new all-time high. apple up .1%. take a look at yields. the benchmark a tick below the level it was last week. now at 4.54. we have seen it above 4.5 in recent days. we have to look at bitcoin falling below $100,000 and staying there. below 97. that to be an area of resistance. bitcoin below 97. up 1% right now, but well below the all-time high of $107,000. remember, bitcoin trades around the clock. you see last week it fell double digits down 9.5%. >>> we want to look at the asian markets mostly in the reen. the nikkei up over 1%. the shanghai pulling back .50%. we want to look at the early trade in europe this morning. keep an eye on that trade. a mixed picture right here. the dax flat. the cac down frags ctionally. that is

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thank you very much. >> thanks, frank >>> all right. for much more, head over to cnbc pro at cnbc.com/pro for exclusive insights and analysis. we have a lot more to come including the sector that oppemheimer says you just need to invest in but first, the surprising part of the market that's seen nearly $1 trillion of investor inflows. you look at where the biggest gains are going. >>> plus, battleground lululemon is up ahead of the open. could today be the start of the illly for the yoga pants maker we wl debate. >>> and president-elect trump's call to drill, y drill over the next four years. we have more ahead stay right here. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attracti

what does that tell us about the real frank skinner? frank skinner, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.eat to have you in the studio. you are still touring. you've been doing comedy for three and a half decades. i just wonder whether what you find funny today is pretty much the same as what you found funny all those years ago. well, there's always new sausage meat being produced. i always think of that, that it's sausage meat coming in from the world, and i'm making these sausages out of it to feed the audience. and so obviously, when i started there was no internet or... we had rationing, there was gas masks. no, it wasn't that bad. hang on a minute... but things like... i think the sort of international language of dirty jokes has stayed with me. and although i... when i first started as a stand—up comedian, the act, you know, for an hour and a half was sort of relentlessly rude. now it's a bit more paced and there's other things going on. but dirt is still where you live, comedically speaking, because, i mean, the tour is called 30 years of dirt. so you're not trying to clean yoursel

i'm frank holland. before we get to the markets, we begin with the passing of former president jimmy carter. was 100 years old. the 39th president was surrounded by his family in his final moments. political leaders from around the world, including president biden and president-elect trump are paying tribute it's to carter. we will have more on carter and his life and legacy in a moment. >>> for now, we begin the final trading week of 2024 with the look at u.s. stock futures after the lower close on friday leaving questions if the santa claus is leading. the dow down 55 points. nasdaq down under 30 points. markets had a winning week last week. the nasdaq is best performer. a selloff on friday. you see the dip here. the s&p over .50%. the nasdaq is the best performer up .75%. back to the sell yol that s back to the sell yol that ellof putting the santa claus rally in jeopardy. you see right here, the market is basically flat during the santa claus period. a lot of people looking at the moves today to see

frank beaver.n defeating tyranny nearly eight decades ago, our allies continue to be indispensable partners safeguarding freedom today. we are honored by your presence here with us. at now please welcome our first speaker, friends of the national world war ii memorial, chairwoman. [applause] >> good morning and welcome. the world war ii memorial on this solemn and historic occasion, a special welcome to our world war ii veterans, colonel cohen and harry millet. 80 years ago brave men and women faced immense challenges during the battle of the bulge, the largest and bloodiest battle fought by the united states in world war ii. today, we honor their courage, sacrifice and resilience. we are grateful to be joined by representatives of allied nations who stood with the united states in the fight for freedom. i also want to recognize superintendent priest, chaplin horton, and alex kershaw. thank you all for being here. on december 16, 1944, german forces launched a massive attack, aiming to stop the all

good morning. >> good morning, frank. i have to say, at this stage, we are looking at a cautious approach really among european investors. let me show you how the different voices are trading. the ftse 100 is marginally below the flatline, a little on the side of other portions, but overall, a cautious approach is european investors are also awaiting the key cpi print. let me take you to the different sectors, because there are a couple of important stories this morning. in terms of the top gainer at this stage, immediate best- performing sector, up almost 8/10 of a percent. the key story this morning is on the worst performing sectors. let me take you there as well and you will see we are seeing quite a lot of pressure on retail names. retail sector, the worst performing sector at this stage, down almost to.5%. earlier today, we heard from inditex, the company reported a strong start to the holiday season, posting a 9% revenue growth in the six weeks to december 9th. february to october sales growth 7% to 28.8 billion eu

we are joined by our security correspondent, frank gardner.ld say at this point we don't have any information regarding motive or intent of this individual who has been arrested. what are we seeing in terms of the response from the german authorities to what has happened? frank: obviously, it has been a major incident for first responders. we were very quickly on the scene. if you look at the footage of his actual arrest, ensure you will have access to that. it has been playing on local television and on international. you will see there is a relatively undecided response by the german police. they approached the van. they order him to get on the ground. but they seem at one point to pull back because they are clearly afraid that he might have an explosive vest. there is talk of possibly explosives being in his car. they were not detonated, if there were. this is a very unusual situation. not because of what happened. it is not the first time somebody has rammed a car at high speed into a christmas market in germany. indeed, something -- somet

frank, megan. please head to the tent after we finish up to buy books and get books signed. >> two point, one minor. the woodall rogers freeway in dallas where the big cap. >> yeah. >> number two, and it's local. was there any consideration ever given for converting 130 as the alternative to 130 to widening 130? was there any consideration given? >> so, sh 130 is a great question. it's a toll road that swings way to the east of austin. it was designed recently as a bypass to austin. so rather having interstate traffic go right through the city, let's have it go around austin. and it's a toll road. there has been a movement. activists, community groups, lawmaker, have asked tex dot to study what would it take to redesignate it as interstate 35, which would require basically buying that facility from the private company that built it and transforming it into an interstate. tex dot has refused to study that. that's in their environmental documentation saying we have been asked to look at this and esse

i saw frank earlier. he did clear the gun but a professional killer would not have his gun jamming like that. he would be so practiced with the weapon and it would be cleaned, ready and wouldn't jam. again, the shot from this distance, why is he doing it from there. now, i'm of the opinion that it is the major league category is a targeted killing. that's what it looks like and maybe the ceo was under some threats. but i just wouldn't throw out if i was a commander on this case, that it could be a random attack. people say other pedestrians walk by. that's true, but they pick someone who they want to kill. maybe he's the first guy with a suit and the briefcase and maybe he's angry at the establishment. i think that's a low chance but i wouldn't rule out anything. if i was commanding it, i'd set leads all over those things. hopefully they're going to be searching the garbage cans all up and down his points of egress because another amateur hour is he's leaving with a gun and if he's caught blocks away, he'

[applause] frank altenburg was a patriot of -- frank altenburg enlisted in the army at 18 and served in europe during world war ii. after graduating college on the g.i. bill, he built and ran one of the world's most successful software companies. he later become new jersey's longest-serving senator. as a strong advocate for consumer protection, the environment, and a safe transportation, he took on the danger of secondhand smoke and fought for health care for people living with hiv aids. when history called, frank lautenberg answered. opal lee. [applause] two years after president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation, freedom for enslaved americans was finally enforced in galveston, texas marking the nation's first juneteenth. in the same town, opal lee was born six decades later. growing up in a home that was burned down by a racist mob, she understood history must never be erased. a teacher and advocate, she helped lead a movement with the national juneteenth observance foundation. more than 150 years after that day, she stood next to another american president that followe

frank, frank, andre garrity, the state alum megan kimball. city limits. please make sure you head to the tent after we finish up with questions here to get books, signed and buy books and everything. but you want to go ahead. two points. one minor. that's the woodall rogers freeway in. yeah. number two. and it's local was there any consideration ever given for converting. 130 as the the alternative to i-30 to widening i-35 widening one instead. is there was there any consideration given. so fh 30 it's a great question and it really gets the heart of the issue as each 130 is a toll road that swings way to the east of austin and was originally designed very within the past decade as a bypass to austin. so rather than having interstate traffic go right through the heart of the city, you know, a mile from here. let's have a go around austin. but it's a toll road and. you can't have interstate highways be tolled. and so there has been a movement. activists, community groups, lawmakers have asked texas to study what would it take to re designate s.h. 130 as int

good morning. >> good morning frank. you know, things are already busy here at sfo, and today alone, the tsa says it expects to screen some 3 million fliers across the u.s. now, take a look at one security line behind me. quite a bit of activity already. this morning. in fact, a tsa officer just came by and directed people to another security checkpoint because this line was getting so long. now, this is what our ride looked like this morning, headed into sfo was a bit slow going for a few minutes. you can see the backup there, so leave extra time if you are planning to head to sfo. this morning heading into thanksgiving, the faa said it saw a record number of flights across the u.s. here at sfo. at last check, there were seven cancellations and 27 delays in total today. now, as far as bay area roads go, triple a says the best times to travel today are before 1 p.m, and the most congested times are in the late afternoon. drivers did get a break on gas prices this year, so that's why a record number of travelers were expe

i'm frank holland in for kelly evans. happy holidays. the bull market is in tact, but there is one thing our guest says could derail it next year. and our analyst is seeing clear trends emerging for the new year as she brings the stocks that stand to benefit. this is one of the names of gains in sight. that's a holiday hint. up 87% this year. that makes you think what it is. i'm on twitter, instagram and tiktok. and the stakes are high for netflix to get it right. we look at why tomorrow's nfl games are critical. but we begin with today's markets. john chu -- dom chu has the numbers. >> as we talk about the move in the markets right now, we're seeing a bounce. we're going to try to close out on a high note. we are right near session highs for the three major indexes. the dow is up roughly 200 points or a half of 1% gain. bigger percentage gain, three quarters of 1% for the larger s&p 500, currently at 6,017, up about 43 points. at the highs, we were up 45. so again, right near the session highs. that means your intraday trading range, 6,

thank you very much, frank— this regime. thank you very much, frank gardner. - this regime.k gardner. the | this regime. thank you very l much, frank gardner. the fbi are offering $50,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect who shot dead the boss of a health insurance firm. police believe they have found a backpack in central park in new york which has been sent for tests. 0fficers new york which has been sent for tests. officers are still trying to identify the suspected killer, who they say arrived by bus ten days earlier. 0ur correspondent has the details. the police investigation into this targeted murder of brian thompson continues apace, and the most significant developer this evening is that our partners here in the united states, cbs news, are reporting that the new york police department believe they have recovered the backpack which the gunman was wearing at the time of the attack. they believe that he dropped that backpackin believe that he dropped that backpack in central park, and they have been scouring the park for evidence. the

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frank. i can tell you, in 20 years of reporting on the east side, maybe this is the second time i've been montclair clear for a crime. the contractors have spent the better part of this day boarding up one of two entrances to this lucky store here on mountain boulevard in montclair. this after this store was targeted for the second time this week in the predawn darkness thursday, a cleanup on aisle one and elsewhere inside and outside this montclair grocery store, there's usually a door with a ramp, an escalator ramp, and it was closed off. >> so i came in here and i saw it was closed off from in there, and i that's all i knew. >> oakland police say several suspects in multiple vehicles crashed through the glass doors. took items, including the atm, which is now empty and in the parking lot, then left. >> nothing ever happens here, so it's kind of a real unusual thing. but maybe people are desperate these days. >> contractors working to board up the damage say this is the second time this st

frank gardner, bbc news.on saturday, the un's envoy for syria told of its own people, but a big question mark now hangs over what comes next. as his rule crumbles around him, many fear what could follow for syria. frank gardner, bbc news. speaking earlier on saturday, the un's envoy for syria told the bbc a negotiated solution is still possible and that a deal is necessary to avoid bloodshed and chaos. geir pedersen was speaking in qatar's capital, doha, where diplomats were holding emergency talks. key regional players including saudi arabia, egypt, turkey, jordan, iran and iraq were in attendance, along with russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov. let speak now to mohamed taha from bbc arabic. very good to have you with us. what's the latest you can tell us? ~ ., ., .,, what's the latest you can tell us? ~ ., ., ., us? well, helena, now most of the reports _ us? well, helena, now most of the reports that _ us? well, helena, now most of the reports that are _ us? well, helena, now most of the reports that

frank: this state visit was arranged quite some time ago.young ruler of qatar who inherited the title from his father, this has been arranged for quite some time. he has made eight visits to the united kingdom since becoming emir, and he has brought with him one of his wives. they are no strangers to the united kingdom. the ruler of yoon went to --qatar went to sandhurst, and he is an anglophile, if you will. not a huge amount of relations that need to be patched up. the fact that they have this joint squadron with the royal air force base, where you have qatari pilots, they have done all the training that the raf has to do, practicing what it means to be ejected from a plane, to parachute down, captured ienemy territory, they have done all of that survival training up there in parts of the u.k. in many ways, they feel as if they share a great deal in common. the interesting thing about qatar, for a while, it was a pariah state in the middle east. saudi arabia, bahrain, the uae, and egypt essentially put it on the announcer: funding for pres

and then frank sinatra called. frank sinatra was a friend of ronnie and nancy. and frank sinatra was their. but frank sinatra didn't call after every speech and reagan picked up and sinatra told him that was everything that should have been said. that absolutely don't be blue, because reagan told him, i don't feel so good. he said, no, it was right. and he made reagan kind of reconsidered after that. i know this story because i came in to work the next day and there were all these messages from people like speaker of the house tip o'neill and secretary of state george shultz, people who, believe me, did not call me. and i'm looking at the little pink notes. and then reagan called and he was so gracious and so lovely and thanked me for my work and talked about the day. and then he said that he had not felt we had hit it. and i said, mr. president, i could just tell. and and he said, but then frank called me and i really reconsidered it based on what he said. and i thought, well, if frank happy, i'm happy. what the heck? but that was that was that was that was qui

frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory.iva. >>> you know that buddy the elf is a huge kings fan, but we've never, ever seen him like this. i stopped by just to check in on him. he's smoking a cigarette rink side, got a 5:00 shadow. he said it was a tough holiday season. >> a side of buddy the elf we've ever seen came out of the l.a. kings game. he was sitting rink side as the kings took on the flyers, clad in his costume from the holiday classic but looking like he had one too many glasses of eggnog. they won 5-4. i think he's starting a thing right there. he should come back for all of his iconic roles, like ron burgundy, all of his snl roles, night at the roxbury and the cheerleader character. >> i just love how his, i believe that's his wife and son that he's sitting in between, and they are just so unfazed. i think that's what happens when you share a household with will ferrell. you're used to his antics. >>> a familiar face is returning to the dc universe as a dry-type hero. jason momoa has been cast in the upcoming s

frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory.neuriva. >>> you know that buddy the elf is a huge kings fan, but we've never, ever seen him like this. i stopped by just to check in on him. he's smoking a cigarette rink side. he looks a little disgruntled. said it was a tough holiday season, you guys. >> a side of buddy the elf we have never seen came out at sunday's l.a. kings game. will ferrell was sitting ring side, clad in his costume. looking like he had maybe one too many glasses of eggnog. they won the game 5-4. i can just imagine all the parents who had to explain to their kids why buddy the elf is ring side with a cigarette and a drink. >> because it's will ferrell. he does whatever he wants to do. and it's always funny. >>> a familiar face is returning to the dc universe. jason momoa confirmed he has been cast as the alien bounty hunter in woman of tomorrow. he has played aqua man in the previous iteration of the series. super girl is scheduled for release in 2026. so lots more to come from jason momoa, just different vers

i remember frank coming to my house and give me a big hug.hat kind of coffee i liked. just in a really dark time he lifted me up and the organization has been lifting me and my family up ever since and i just am so grateful and absolute honor to accept the award last night. >> ainsley: seeing images of you at your husband's funeral. massive funeral. brought the coffin out. lift cross. we shouldn't see a mom with newborn baby and toddler without a husband to go home to, how are you all making it? and how a is your son doing? >> we take it day by day and one thing i said last night is threw this tragedy won't live a tragic life i want ryan to have the best life. is he going to know his dad? s. in his heart, stories through all of the people who jonathan loved and loved him. and we have each other, always, he always have me and i all of a sudden have him and we have each other through the day. our village, our family and our friends. we couldn't do it without them. ains april frank, you decided which family would receive this honor. how did you