it's jennifer garner, everybody.the new show "the last thing he told me." a mini-series based on laura dave's 2021 book. what's it about? >> jennifer: 65 plus weeks on the best seller list, such a killer book if you haven't read it, please rush out and get it right now. it's about a woman who is married to the love of her life. she married late in life. he disappears and she's left with his daughter, her stepdaughter who was a teenager played by beautiful angourie rice. but we both love the same man, and we have to work together to figure out this thriller but at the center of it it's two women who learn to love each other and become a family. that was so good. >> stephen: that and a dolphin too. >> jennifer: one after another, i am just knocking them down. >> stephen: you have children, you have teenagers. without any specifics, the eye rolling daughter, have it had any training with that. >> jennifer: what do you think? >> stephen: were you and i rolling daughter? did you give your mom any grief? >> jennifer: i fee

that's not the only reason she's feeling positive back two decades, garner points out the action hasrading channels with a common border upper channel, red line at top, connecting a late '90s high with the late 2021 high the middle line in black comes from connecting the pre-2007 financial crisis high with the various highs on the lows since then that floor marks the pivot line between the two trading channels we broke out above that 2020 and it's powerful floor ever since we've yet to see a monthly close below this floor of support in the postcovid period as long as we hold this level, hold above it, we can avoid a nasty market wipeup. she thinks it will be likely above at close that's a big deal. pivot back to 2011 and coincides with the 20-month moving average. if we break out, a longer term bull market could emerge, i'm with her look at the relative strength indicator. rsi is near 50, upward trajectory the path of least resistance is higher wouldn't be surprised if the s&p 500 could break over 5,000 i don't know about that for me could take a couple of years to play out i think w

jon w jonathan vigliotti is in conversation with garner along with dave. >> jennifer garner has longa bankable star. and she's betting her latest role in laura dave's "the last thing he told me" is no different. >> i haven't felt so drawn to a role. i don't even know if ever or certainly not for very, very long time. >> turning a page-turner into tv gold ahead on "sunday morning.." >>> our lee cowan will be taking a deep dive into the world of sunken treasure. turns out what lies beneath the waves is a story all its own. >> the north atlantic has claimed more than her share of spanish ships and treasure. but when we were invited dive on one of the most storied shipwrecks in the bahamas the expectations of finding something were pretty high because this is the kind of stuff that's down there. >> this is eight-foot-long, weighs almost three pounds. >> the millionaire changing the face of treasure hunting later on "sunday morning.." >>> erin moriarty explains why money and a lot more is at stake in the dominion voting versus fox news trial getting underway tomorrow. martha teichner look

garner was killed and don't know basic facts, that's an embarrassment.w yorkers should be embarrassed by that. some people say how could you run for district attorney and sue the city that's the whole point >> the whole point, he said, was being able to want to serve in the city but not being afraid of challenging the city and its e lead and its leadership and its powerful police department, which does a lot of good, a lot of people in new york will tell you what nypd does that's positive for safety, but doesn't mean everyone is perfect, and certainly not above the law. the reason why i'm getting into this tonight is that he not only said but acted on the idea that criminal justice needs leadership that holds others accountable for crime and doesn't stand down just because the crime is suddenly by the powerful or an ally of the d.a. or a police officer even i mention this tonight because it's something we've reported on many times right here in this program. you can put the politicians and police to the side and think about, say, doctors. it would be und

if anything, he garnered respect and love him, people really enjoyed hanging out with him. >> supervisor dorsey said today that investigators believe surveillance video might have captured the stabbing on the 400 block of main street. anyone with video and or information about the stabbing can contact the san francisco police department reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. we have new details on a developing story in to the newsroom about the death of bay area. drag performer. >> heklina we have learned london's police department is investigating. police say clean it was found unresponsive at a home in the soho square neighborhood monday morning. a clean his friends. peaches christ says the 55 year-old was performing for several weeks at london's soho theater. an autopsy has not yet been completed to determine the exact cause of death. >> community groups in san jose are calling for an investigation of the san jose police officers association. now that its executive director is facing federal drug charges as kron four's. dan kerman tells us this group

if anything, he garnered respect and love him, people really enjoyed hanging out with him. >> supervisor dorsey said today that investigators believe surveillance video might have captured the stabbing on the 400 block of main street. anyone with video or information about the stabbing can contact the san francisco police department reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, robin. after news of li's death broke tesla and twitter owner elon musk tweeted blasting the >> status of public safety in san francisco. he says many people i know have been severely assaulted, violent crime in sf is horrific. and even if attackers are caught, they are often released immediately. is the city taking stronger action to incarcerate repeat violent offenders. and we just received a statement from mayor london breed on this incident. it reads, quote. >> the homicide of bob lee is a horrible tragedy and my sympathies go out to his family and friends. the police are actively investigating what happened and we'll share details as soon as they can in response to some of the criticisms

the disease worse. vaccines are being offered, but a global shortage is forcing doses to be ration. garner has become the 1st country to approve a new vaccine from malaria. the researches acquired a well change in the vaccine known as are 21 is to be used on children age between 5 and 36 months. actually reports researchers are calling get a turning point and the struggle against malaria in a global 1st garner has approved a vaccine against the mosquito borne disease. the united nation says more than $600000.00 people die from the disease each year. on average one child dies every minute and it's children who faced the highest risk of death. scientists at oxford university in the u. k. say they've spent decades researching the vaccine. and gone on is the 1st african country where it will be used and on young children between 5 months and 3 years old. the world health organization is also considering whether to approve the vaccine. $200000000.00 doses are to be produced annually. scientists say it's a game changer in the battle against a virus that is one of the leading killers of children

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we supreme examples recently in french garner garner itself and serena and certainly in the northern part of brazil, it still looks pretty wet ah, [000:00:00;00] with lou ah, welcome back and picked them out of top stories here at this hour. a regional african block is pushing to extend a ceasefire and saddam that's meant to expire on thursday. the ami sans it'll send a delegation for talks with the rapid support forces have not yet commented. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is named the new ambassador to beijing off the phone calls with chinese president shooting thing is the 1st time the 2 leaders of spoken since rushes invasion of credit on the us house of representatives has voted to raise the level of a government's debt republican bill increases the debt ceiling to $31.00 trillion dollars because limits on spending. the president biden has threatened to veto the armed gangs in haiti have been steadily expanding their influence since the assassination of president java voice nearly 2 years ago. the un says violence, the capital owe to france a similar to that in a war zone

and garner has become the 1st country to approve of vaccine from malaria. the researches are calling a world changer the vaccine known as are 21 can now be used on children aged between 5 and 36 months. b, u. s. president has addressed a joint sitting of islands parliament becoming the 4th american leader to do so. joe biden reflected on what he called the enduring strength of connections between island and the united states for brennan reports from dublin. day 2 of the u. s. presidents official visit provided the diplomatic and political center piece to this whole trip. kennedy reagan, clinton and now applied, and just for us, presidents have addressed the joint houses of the irish parliament and for joe biden, this most irish of american leaders, the occasion carried a deep personal significance people my own. it's so good to be back in ireland. if you begin the poor attempted irish tom, i shall warrior i know one word. possibility. we believe anything is possible, reset our mind to it and we do it together. this is united states of america and iron. ther

all of this popularity she has garnered has garnered her the attention as well of major sports brandsands. in the past couple of days we have seen nike do a partnership with dylan where she is seen sporting nike leggings. and we will hear a snapshot. i thought we were alljust having a hectic month but it turns out it had something to do with sports and i'm not sure exactly which sport but, either way, it's a cause to celebrate. this month, i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever — a can with my face on it. well, that tiktok video has sparked a massive backlash among conservative circles, including on the conservative media in the united states, people like kid rock, who expressed concern that a transgender woman was modelling women's sportswear. for its part, this is not the first time bud light has shown support for the lgbtq community. and its parent company defends its decision and its partnership with dylan mulvaney. theyissued partnership with dylan mulvaney. they issued a statement saying they work with hundreds of influences across

working an additional two years just to satisfy the narrow needs of the few for a select minority to garnern they are already doing. so that is what we are not accepting. the government say the polar opposite, they say that france cannot continue to have a pension age of 62, that it simply cannot afford it. and there will be many, many people looking at these pictures watching the dispute around the world that look at your pension age of 62 and think that is way out of whack with what goes on in their country. well, there are some countries that retire later and some that actually retire earlier than in france. but the issue at hand, should we really have workers here asking the question in these terms? because , we are currently retiring at 62 for some, and workers like myself can actually retire at 52 currently, but we are saying, "in what type of society do we want to live in — in one where we use the collective wealth we are creating to finance for example, better public services, better wages and better pensions? or should we be continuing to accompany this general degradation and atta

florida was in a lot of garner mortgagee. terry marks is passionate about training and susie asked at cooks liked samarnie. oh, he teaches classes in the cooking school. he found it. cuisine mode employ will say here's a tube. when you make shoe pastry, be sure to beat the eggs. first. tally marks has been criticized for supporting migrants in his school. detractors has said he'd grant asylum to anyone who wants to cook. the fall regularly behalf papers, even if there's a time limit member seems that may want to impart knowledge. so they have more freedom, little more autonomy and can live their life on french soil in the best conditions possible with a professional solar cell or several in the all the shop with you. me. every committee more than 6000 people have trained at the school. not only migrants, but also people who spent time in jail or who didn't graduate from school. she had a marx himself didn't graduate from school and he wants to help people put their problems behind them. lou fussy there's, we're not interested

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about the deans and afghanistan, mariam and 27 other female basketball players managed to escape off garner storm in 2021. how goal was getting to the united states? her ticket out of the country was basketball our past 1st, but sport was also the reason why thousands of women hits and he raised their identities as athletes in this summer jerseys were burnt, trophies, and documents destroyed. in order to prevent the tale bond from finding any evidence, i am very happy and that all the women found my county when they leave that situation. they cannot offend there in time. under the taller one rule, they cannot. it's danger. at sniffer, it's horrible. mary young finally got her immigration case number. the procedure has started. she hopes that she will begin a new life in the united states almost 2 years after the taliban took over and you're up to date up next on d. w is our take. so shift and the privacy worries over the chinese aren't video sharing app, tick tock, that's after i shall break with ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in $360.00 degrees and explore

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let's tilt the debt ceiling that looks to both appropriations when make one a question i hope you garner your support with regard that's setting up outbound review mechanism. that says to our manufacturer that if you are going to send your product overseas you must come before a committee or commission. that you explain is not going to get in the way the supply chain? suspend help hurt american workers my hope is we can garner that support because of the people been most opposed to brings back u.s. industry progressive just wanted to get back to the veteran issue. i know you hide your comments but it is my understanding chairman already entered into the record based date woman from chairwoman granger republicans are not going to cut these programs for. >> check section 201201 of this bill rescinds $2 billion in veterans medical care. i didn't make up the sections there have a look for. >> i will look for in the record you have a statement think this is not going to be cut. mark from judge carter the budget hearing veterans affairs i want to quote here. judge carter said congress is alrea

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jackie: with president trump, he seems to be garnering support, a new morning consolt poll found trumpith 56% of vote among current and potential g.o.p. challengers. desantis he has not announced is trailing in second with just 23%. having said that, if trump were to move forward and get the nomination, to run for president, and possibly be elected would his legal troubles bar him from serving in anyway? >> well, not according to the requirements in the constitution, he is be pr tryed and convicted of a criminal defense, i think that pract bragg took -- this risk he would bolster trump, pursu. >> we will watch and we are counting down, katy thank you so much. >> thank you. jackie: south carolina senator tim scott announcing his presid presidential explorey committee. >> d biden administration in damage control mode after the leaks of the classified documents coming up on "the evening edit." so, you have diabetes, and your glucose is heading good thing the new dexcom g7 can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind withthexcom m ♪ ♪ do the work, before the work. bo

they have made a name for themselves if they go on their own on internet platforms they will likely garner so many followers that it will bring them much more money. so it was not a rational solution , only financial losses, but probably political gains. still got overwhelmed. but it is far from certain that by getting rid of an uncomfortable fox critic, the jubaiden administration will not get a strong political rival from the republicans in return. on the eve of the upcoming presidential elections. tucker really asked tons. he indicated the direction of international politics. like a shepherd, he led the republican party and conservative snakes from ershasek. erythro trump. he even influenced trump. converting carlson's television ratings into presidential ratings has never occurred to anyone in america, although it is known that even last year the republicans offered him to think about the struggle, they say that carlson categorically refused, saying that he was not interested in it. but then he was a famous tv presenter, and now he has to decide. what to do next mikhail kinchenko vyach

new york times best selling author, laura will be there along with the star of the show, jennifer garner, and they'll be talking about the series and about the book to screen sort of process. we have several lots of other sponsors, the l.a. public library is a sponsor. they do programing both on our children's stage and on our l.a. times in espanol stage. so we work with sponsors to to help us put this whole thing together. so and bonnie, let's go back to some of the authors who are appearing. is it a is it a california or a southern california centric group of authors that you look for? is there is there that flavor to it? we definitely have a flavor, a california flavor. i mean, we have our los angeles times mainstage, which is really feature celebrity talent. and i would say, you know, and it's it's across movies and television and music. and so there's a lot of celebrity talent involved there. but beyond that, i mean, we do have some california focused panels, but it's very it's very wide. and we have authors who come. from all over the country and all over the world actually, we hav

in a global 1st garner has approved a vaccine against the mosquito borne disease. the united nation says more than $600000.00 people die from the disease each year. on average one child dies every minute. and it's children who faced the highest risk of death scientists, the oxford university in the u. k. say they've spent decades researching the vaccine and gone on is the 1st african country where it will be used and on young children between 5 months and 3 years old. the world health organization is also considering whether to approve the vaccine. $200000000.00 doses are to be produced annually signed to say, it's a game changer in the battle against a virus that is one of the leading killers of children in africa. lena barclays, as either ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera professors in france have stormed the parents headquarters of the luxury goods company that owns brown, such as louis b tone. hundreds of thousands of people are rallying for a 12 week against changes to the pension law. and they're angry after president my, to my crawl, force the bil

today, from the thriller "the last thing he told me," jennifer garner. of the stars of the new film "on a wing and a prayer," jesse metcalfe. also, chef eric ripert is making fondue as we continue "live's favorite food farewell week." all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning deja vu! wow!

these public mass shootings always garner more media attention than the single deaths , the homicidessuicides that happen every single day. that has been true for a decade, but what is also true as we saw more gun deaths last year than ever before in the history of the united states. our rate of gun deaths is approaching our all-time high in the mid-1990's. we are paying attention because it is increasingly affecting all of us. anchor: you call that an epidemic and the american medical association called it a public health issue. what do those designations achieve? >> by calling it a public health epidemic, it calls attention to the fact that when it got his shot, and not only hurts the victim, it also hurts the community and has a ripple effect. the second thing is that by calling it a public health epidemic we can apply public health tools. we have successfully decreased the number of cap -- car crash deaths amount eight steps, even had an effect on cancer. with the public health tools we can have the same impact on gun violence. we can finally start to make progress against this ep

but in recent months, other wrongfully detained americans have garnered considerably more attention thanet. and, you know, it's like marc doesn't exist. i think that the government was cherry picking and i still think they are because i've never been contacted by biden last week. in a statement the u.s. state department issued this response to the chinese court's decision to uphold marks. we dan's death penalty saying in part we are disappointed by this decision and will continue to press for his immediate release and return to the united states because he told me one time will come home in a box of ashes or i'll come home walking off a plane. mom. >> but i will come home. >> that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. reporting for us tonight. we'll be right. ♪ ♪ we're reinventing our network... ...with smarter, more efficient routes... ...so you can deliver more value to your customers. fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. teachers join san francisco mayor london breed at the transamerica pyramid today for the launch of pyramid dreams and arts

and he said an essay had collected but had not analyzed information that would have garnered timely attention. with the leaner and more focused thin thread. we're happy to have bill benny with us today. welcome to the show bill. bill you were a very senior n s, a officer when the september 11th attacks occurred. as technical director, you were intimately involved in the creation of thin thread, which was an effective and cost effective technology designed to keep american safe and to disrupt future terrorist attacks. what happened to thin thread, why didn't essays, leadership elect to go with trailblazer. and i don't mean to sound cynical, but was this just because the 911 attacks allowed them an opportunity to do whatever it was that they wanted the lobby? damned yes. in fact, there was evidence that they wanted to do both acquisition of data on every us citizen, everybody in the world, even before 911 because they went to do. jo, not, you know, was the ceo of quest corporation. and they asked him, this was in february, this is in the court referenced by the way, this was in february of 2001

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well, another historical book has garnered several awards, including most recently, the cundhill history prize, as well as the national book award last year. ty miles is a harvard historian and she joined us recently to discuss her book, all that she carried. and joining us now on about books is professor tia miles of harvard. her most recent book is called all that she carried the journey of ashley sach, a black families keepsake. professor miles, you have won not one, not two, not three, but at least seven major awards odds for this book. what do you think was the appeal of the story? well, hello, peter. it's really such a pleasure to be here. i think the appeal of the story is that it is so personal and anyone who hears the story reads the story can relate to it because we are all parents of our children. we all have family in some way, shape or form. and this story is at heart about family and family, the bonds of love and caretaking. how did you discover the story of ashley sach? i heard about the story from a journalist down in savannah, georgia, who came to a presentation that i g

the band is now flourishing and has garnered into national attention with an invite to perform in london this summer. but getting there became a problem. our correspondent jessica gomez talked to band member zan, their band leader, about that roadblock. here's a snippet. pretty tired, antoine miller is the founder of the sounds of success community marching band. pretty much every child comes into their program have never played before. we train them how to read music. we train them how to play their instrument, dance and music. teachers volunteer their time, and many of the instruments like this old sousaphone, are donated. now, 80 member strong, the band with proceeds from fundraisers takes its show on the road, performing, even competing. i never thought, like, i'll have like a big crowd watching me for a job buddy. when it comes to s.o.s., it's not. what we do is how we do it. the kids have so much energy. it was that energy that prompted a special invitation. all the way from london, england. and offer to perform with the royal marine band and youth bands from across the united king