thank you much for that it gary. your spring one line j that it gary.tting from the afp news agency, is very short, it is from the leader of canada justin trudeau, saying the us bridge explosion is" a very serious situation", we don't have anything more on that from those comments butjust from the afp news agency there saying —— quoting justin trudeau saying it's a very serious situation. so no more details on that boat when we do we would bring them to you. for the moment, we will take a brief pause. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. more than 150 rogue iguanas captured in thailand after officials say they were rampaging through the countryside, raiding farms and damaging the local environment. the reptiles originate from central and south america, but are becoming increasingly popular as pets in thailand. environmental concerns have been raised over their activities. it's thought many have either escaped or been deliberately released into the wild. the cold—blooded captives, which can grow to more than 1.5 metres long, will be kept

gary, i “ust want to see if yet. indeed. gary, i “ust want to twe— yet. indeed.“ust want to see if we have got _ yet. indeed. gary, i “ust want to see if we have got a]— yet. indeed. gary, ijust want to see if we have got a map - yet. indeed. gary, ijust want to see if we have got a map to - yet. indeed. gary, ijust want to see if we have got a map to tryl yet. indeed. gary, ijust want to i see if we have got a map to try to give us a rough idea of the geography here. many people will know, niagara falls, famous thomas area, but the way the water winds and the bridges cross, it will be interesting to see. we will try to get hold of that to work out exactly where it is. clearly this is the wrong graphic, do ignore that. we will be returning to events in the middle east a little later. let's return to what our eyewitness described, effectively a car moving at high speed, crashing, and a huge explosion, ball of flames shortly after that. as to what exactly happened, why the car was travelling at seemingly high—speed, white exploded, white was travelling in the direc

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i come back to you gary. how— frankly. i come back to you gary, how much _ frankly.gary, how much do you - frankly. i come back to you l gary, how much do you think china�*s weaker economy affected some of the way that we saw xi jinping behaving this week and some of the agreement that ended up being made? was his hand just not as strong as it might have been, three orfour years ago? might have been, three or four years ago?— years ago? not at all, i think it's a matter _ years ago? not at all, i think it's a matter of _ years ago? not at all, i think it's a matter of trying - years ago? not at all, i think it's a matter of trying to - it's a matter of trying to develop closer relationships with— develop closer relationships with the united states and its something we want as well because our economies are so intertwined and millions and millions_ intertwined and millions and millions ofjobs on both sides of the — millions ofjobs on both sides of the pacific depend on trade between _ of the pacific depend on trade between the two countries, for instance. — between th

gary donahue in washington, _ concerns. gary donahue in washington, we'll- concerns. back concerns. gary donahue in - washington, we'll come back to you washington, we�*ll come back to you if we get any further news on that, thank you very much for the moment. breaking news also from the netherlands. the anti—eu populace vote to hold all immigration to the netherlands is in the clear lead. the freedom party 35 out of 150 seats, nine seats ahead of his closest rival france timmermans. he is the former eu leader on climate change. the party of the outgoing prime minister the conservative vvd was in third place at 23 seats, that exit poll showed immigration and issue that has triggered the collapse of his last cabinet after 13 years in power, it�*s been a key issue in the compendium campaign. obviously we need to get some clarification on that exit poll and we also need to speak to anna hall again about how coalitions might form in government because although he has the most seat builders we don�*t know whether he would of course be able to lead with a majority. so we�*l

gary's journey through ministry was plentiful. he was involved in the elm dale baptist church in springdale, beat street first baptist church in texarkana and served as the interim youth minister at the perryville baptist church. he was instrument as chaplain of the little rock touchdown. he was a m southern baptist convention and his passion led him to be heavily involved development of acts christian television network in abact beyond the ministry, we became friends when he joined the governor's staff as his director of media operations in 1996. gary's passion for music, aiding youth, and the church has left arkansas a much letter place than when he found it. he'll be missed by family, friends, and others in our state and his life will be celebrated. mr. speaker, i rise today to salute the life and legacy former pulaski county judge floyd "buddy" valines. he graduate interested college in 1969 and would did on to serve in the u.s. army during vietnam where he earned a bronze star. upon return to the united states, he graduated f

our first witness is as as ag a opening, gary schildhorn, and gary i i want to thank you for being here for telling your story. gary is a lawyer in philadelphia. he specializes in corporate law, including corporate fraud. he will share his experience with a bad actor, and that's a terrible understatement, he used his sons for you to try to scam him out of thousands of dollars, something no parent, no family member to endure. so gary thank you for being here with us today and for sharing your story. our second witness is tom romanoff. tom is a direct of the technology project at the bipartisan policy center. previously led i.t. initiatives at several federal agencies and explained the impact of new technology on government operations. he will discuss how ai is been used to make fraud and scams both more sophisticated and harder to detect. mr. romanoff, thank you for being with us today and bring your expertise. our third witnesses steve weisman, a professor, attorney and expert in scams, , identity theft and cybersecurity. mr. weisman has dedicated his career to educating consumers on ho

thank you for that, gary- _ and all his family. thank you for that, gary.ng both on the tribute that you put on and so many others, you focus on so many things in particular. first of all, the personality that he had — he needed that personality to succeed when you first met him in barcelona, he went from barcelona in qpr to el tel at camp nou.i he went from barcelona in qpr to el tel at camp non-— tel at camp nou. i don't think hardly any _ tel at camp nou. i don't think hardly any of— tel at camp nou. i don't think hardly any of the _ tel at camp nou. i don't think hardly any of the fans - tel at camp nou. i don't think hardly any of the fans in i tel at camp nou. i don't think- hardly any of the fans in barcelona knew who he was, "who is this englishman we are signing?" he took barcelona by storm, because he's such a big character. he played a high press and that first season, and spanish football fans thought, "what on earth is this?" but they ran away with la liga, they crushed real madrid in the burn about, and he soon became the hero to the fans ther

gary butjihad. for not peace. gary but jihad.given a nose, i think it's fair to assume that he didn't mean peace when he said it. he can't possibly carry on with his job. and when you've got people like atiq malik, a metropolitan who metropolitan police adviser who has previously been caught on video leading the from the to river the sea chant, which basically means death to the basically means death to all the jews and a prominent jews in israel. and a prominent mosque chairman, as well as senior figure in the muslim council britain the council of britain praising the leader whilst also leader of hamas whilst also advising crown prosecution advising the crown prosecution service. you know you're in trouble . all these don't sound trouble. all these don't sound like peaceful people to me. so will a braverman is right. like peaceful people to me. so willa braverman is right. i'm all for peace . gary. i think we all for peace. gary. i think we should all agree that no one wants anyone to die . but these wants anyone to die. but the

gary is from montgomery county pennsylvania. just outside of philadelphia in the southeastern corner of our state. gary will talk about despite knowing all the signs, his situation of nearly losing $9,000 to a scammer after he heard a voice clone of his son on the other line pleading for help. gary, thank you for being here today and telling your story. we will also have a chance to hear from six other people today that were willing to share their stories. the following will appear in a video. jennifer distefano from the state of arizona. amy conley from the state of new york. janice creason from the state of pennsylvania dauphin county in the middle of our state and terry and elva, and their neighbor jake rosenfeld from potter county pennsylvania on the northern border of pennsylvania. we will share some of their experiences today and more of their stories will be available on the aging committee's website. these stories are hard to hear and tragic. and i know that as a parent i would feel the same and need to react or act is i

i don't follow gary lineker. i don't follow . i follow gary lineker. i don't follow.w gary lineker. i don't follow . i don't follow. i follow gary lineker. i don't follow. i don't follow. i mean , follow. i don't follow. i mean, i kind of disagree with the opening statement . you said, i'm opening statement. you said, i'm starting to go off hamas. i was never on them. and any sane person wouldn't be supporting . person wouldn't be supporting. >> hopefully you will have detected my tongue in my cheek. >> i of course i did. as a as a fellow comedian, of course i did. but i was also playing with you sir. but yeah , i you there, sir. but yeah, i mean, obviously no one's going to be supporting hamas. the interesting the last interesting thing is in the last week , i've noticed on a personal week, i've noticed on a personal level is how your jewish friends and friends were falling and muslim friends were falling out. that's not that's not out. and that's not that's not that's not cool because this is happening somewhere else. and the time that i've seen the first time that

i don't follow gary lineker. i don't follow . i follow gary lineker. i don't follow.w gary lineker. i don't follow . i don't follow. i follow gary lineker. i don't follow. i don't follow. i mean , follow. i don't follow. i mean, i kind of disagree with the opening statement . you said, i'm opening statement. you said, i'm starting to go off hamas. i was never on them. and any sane person wouldn't be supporting . person wouldn't be supporting. >> hopefully you will have detected my tongue in my cheek. >> i of course i did. as a as a fellow comedian, of course i did. but i was also playing with you sir. but yeah , i you there, sir. but yeah, i mean, obviously no one's going to be supporting hamas. the interesting the last interesting thing is in the last week , i've noticed on a personal week, i've noticed on a personal level is how your jewish friends and friends were falling and muslim friends were falling out. that's not that's not out. and that's not that's not that's not cool because this is happening somewhere else. and the time that i've seen the first time that

gary, 'ust to come back to frankly. gary, 'ust to come backto you _ frankly. quickly, how . frankly. gary, just to come - back to you quickly, how much do you think china's weaker economy affected some of the way that we saw xi behaving this week and some of the agreements that ended up being made? was his hand just not as strong as it might have been three or four years strong as it might have been three orfour years ago? ida. three or four years ago? no, not at all- — three or four years ago? no, not at all. i _ three or four years ago? no, not at all. i think _ three or four years ago? no, not at all. i think it's - three or four years ago? no, not at all. i think it's a - not at all. i think it's a matter of trying to develop closer relations with the united states, and it is something that we want as well, because our economies are so intertwined, and millions and millions ofjobs on both sides of the pacific depend on trade between the two countries. for instance, china is america's number one export destination for our agricultural goods, and china, with

thankl you for that, gary.ocused on couple of things in particular. first of all the personality he had, some of which you alluded to, he would have needed that personality to succeed in barcelona. he went to crystal palace and qpr to el tel and the nou camp. absolutely right, and i don't think any otherfans in absolutely right, and i don't think any other fans in barcelona absolutely right, and i don't think any otherfans in barcelona new absolutely right, and i don't think any other fans in barcelona new he was. they were thinking, who is this english person we are signing? but he took it by storm because he is a character, he played a high price, in that first season, spanish football fans thought, what on earth is this? but they ran away with la liga. he took them by storm, they crushed real madrid in the bairn about and he soon became a hero to the fans there. you need to be a big personality to succeed and he was, he was charming, he was charismatic, incredibly witty, but also tough, thatis incredibly wit

, we'd be nowhere without gary.ld never say that. she did. this side that you bring the audiences there, you bring the support there. it's a lot of hard work. obviously you're doing it for a good purpose and a lot of these families appreciate that. but it's almost like a limitless de demand. just to keep up with those that suffered so much. >> i think there will always be a demand and a necessity to support the men and women that serve our country. we should all do our part to make sure that we know they're appreciated. some have given quite a bit. some have lost loved ones. we have what happened in afghanistan. we have many afghanistan veterans struggling with that. so we're trying to provide mental wellness services to address those needs. obviously a big housing problem with homeless veterans out there. we have veterans transitioning out of the military in to the civilian sector. those transitions can quit often be very difficult and challenging. we want to be a bridge for that. a bridge for these families. we al

appreciate someone told me about something called thing gary and gary would like to make sun gallery. i can't hoping to launch page and sending me off and then awesome. now there's a 10 good and that's i've signed unity and let's take this one doesn't get it. you can mix angry with this too, right body and all those right. of course, and some squids i'm going to keep. i'm in. great. yeah. and you'll show me how to make it all m a special feeling. the today is saturday. things are busy in the kitchen. the i'm getting hungry. do you will in lemon mixture. oil and lemon mixture. it's a very alexandria and saying it's for the fish. we use it for the feeling. goldlick scenario deal most good. i'm fine. i'm ready. no, this is son gary. he is no fish. first, we sprayed soul to him, the basing tray, so the fish doesn't stick. we'll take the fish all the one and you do one. okay. so we do with like this without hands, oil and lemon. you take around it, i mean, and that's how you make your fish the oh my god. i've never cooked. anything like this. yeah. it's just like a new shift the that's the

gary lineker _ country. thank you for sharing your thoughts. gary lineker who, - country.thoughts. gary lineker who, as he | thoughts. gary lineker who, as he was saying, was one of those players chasing sir bobby charlton's all scoring record with england and falling just short. many guests are just leaving now. lou macari's manchester united career crossed over with sir bobby charlton's towards the end. your thoughts on the service?— the service? brilliant, 'ust like sir bobby charlton _ the service? brilliant, just like sir bobby charlton who - the service? brilliant, just like sir bobby charlton who was i sir bobby charlton who was brilliant. i did cross over, came to old trafford at 24 and sir bobby charlton was 36 and i couldn't believe what he had. he had everything. i have played at celtic and i knew all about manchester united. when i came to united, he knew everything about me, i was a nobody and he knew i had played for celtic, he knew the manager of celtic, he knew the manager of celtic and what he stood for, discipline and everything. the players that had won

our gary o'donoghue - great again. our gary o'donoghue is - great again. gary - o'donoghue is in washington great again. our gary _ o'donoghue is in washington and has been following the trial. . we expected that but he did go on the offensive from the stand, attacking thejudge in the new york attorney general, pointing at her in court, saying you are a political hack and repeatedly being acknowledged by the judge. and repeatedly being acknowledged by thejudge. —— admonished at one point, he said if you don't control them i will. a faraday as we expected and wants a game of the stand, afterwards, again attacking the whole process. really shaping this as part of a political attempt to undermine him and election interference. all key messaging for his supporters. china's leader, xijinping, has praised his country's improved ties with australia, saying the two sides had "worked out some problems". mr xi made the comments as he met the visiting australian prime minister, anthony albanese, in beijing. mr albanese said progress had been made. in recent years, ch

gary mastered every san francisco band. >> reporter: gary was taking part in a weekly swing dancing sessione suddenly collapsed. he hit his head on the way down. the cause of the collapse is unknown with his sister saying that it could be tied to a genetic heart condition. an ambulance was called to the scene. a friend ran to the museum and asked for a defibrillator. >> i realize a stranger comes in, i understand, here is my phone, here is my watch. >> the staff were deciding to run it by a supervisor and five minutes later denying the request. a museum spokesperson said they are deeply saddened by the incident and shared a different explanation saying "when asked for help after the victim collapsed, staff tried to determine the best response they can make within museum policy as they understood it running out to the park to assess what was happening. when they reached the scene within five minutes of the initial request they found that an ambulance was already at the scene which they informed the individual who had made the request. o'brien was unaware of a staffer going to the scene and f

gary o'donoghue _ the election happens. gary o'donoghue reporting - the election happens.o'donoghue reporting for us in new york. thanks so much. to asia next, and we're focusing on tourism in thailand. the thai economy was hit very hard by the covid pandemic, and thais had hoped that 2023 would be the year that saw their tourist economy bounce back. but that has not happened, largely because the chinese, who made up one—quarter of the a0 million foreign visitors who arrived in thailand in 2019, have not come back, at least not in the same numbers. 0ur southeast asia correspondent, jonathan head, has been finding out why. this is 76 garage, where the waiters do rather more than just serve tables. it's long been popular with chinese tourists. abby, a chinese student attending a thai university, often vlogs to her thousands of social media followers about all the fun to be had here. say hi to the camera! but these days, many chinese are staying away. negative publicity about scam centres along thailand's borders has put them off. abby says some even believe this restaurant c

gary lineker bear talking about terry — him a lot.neker bear talking about terry venables. _ him a lot. gary lineker bear talking about terry venables. and - him a lot. gary lineker bear talking about terry venables. and one - him a lot. gary lineker bear talking about terry venables. and one of l him a lot. gary lineker bear talking i about terry venables. and one of his former clubs paid tribute. at that spurs game, the players and fans remembered their fa cup winning manager with a minute's applause before their match against aston villa. spurs scored first after 22 minutes, but lost the game 2—1. villa go above them into fourth place in the premier league. pau torres and ollie watkins with the villa goals. everton were beaten 3—0 by manchester united in their first match since a ten points deduction for breaches of financial rules. alejandro garnacho opened the scoring with a stunning overhead kick after just three minutes. marcus rashford's penalty and anthony martial�*s strike ensured erik ten hag's men have now won five of thei

gary neville. nygard has been found guilty of four counts of sexual assault in a canadian court. prosecutors said he had used his wealth and power to lure women to his toronto office building, where they would end up in his private bedroom suite. he was acquitted on two other charges. that's all we have for today's edition of the programme. i'm monica miller. thanks for watching. bbc news — bringing you different stories| from across the uk. it may look like a trip to the science museum, but believe it or not, this is gatwick. it's a new centre with hands—on experiments, with the hope of inspiring schoolchildren to considerjobs in stem — otherwise known as science, technology, engineering and maths. fundamentally, it is about our future pipeline of talent. we're hoping that some of them might be the workforce for the future with gatwick. featuring a mock—up runway lighting rig, among this group, many were keen to see the opportunities on offer. when i grow up, i want to be an engineer. i think some

gary neville.baba group, says it recorded year—on—year sales growth during the singles�* day shopping festival. its rivaljd.com also reported sales volumes at a record high. however, the companies did not release overall revenue figures for the second consecutive year in a row. the festival has been used to gauge chinese consumer sentiment, which has been disappointing following the post—pandemic reopening. that's all we have for today's edition of the programme. goodbye for now. bbc news — bringing you different stories| from across the uk. it may look like a trip to the science museum, but believe it or not, this is gatwick. it's a new centre with hands—on experiments, with the hope of inspiring schoolchildren to considerjobs in stem — otherwise known as science, technology, engineering and maths. fundamentally, it is about our future pipeline of talent. we're hoping that some of them might be the workforce for the future with gatwick. featuring a mock—up runway lighting rig, among this group, ma

i'm going to ask the question of one more person that's here from industry and that is gary, gary, i'm wondering if you have anything to say about the question yes, as a matter of fact, i. do thank you for including us in this conversation today. hii think it's an important one. harold made good points. we are a market from the size of chicago all the way down to places like fairfield, iowa and in that latter situation we have a total of two people that had operation and neither of them have technical background, okay. so in that case we are dealing with a situation where there's a contract engineer and the contract engineer has expertise in rf operation. it would not be what we would call his strong suit. so in order to do some of the things that we are talking about, we are talking about bringing in someone that's completely outside of our sphere of influence and operation to put things in place and on top of that, one thing that i have noticed and that is people that don't have a technical background that are in an operational standpoint in the small broadcast environments, they're

gary: i think that's right.lization is aware that people from the administration have been using a lot in cash stabilization -- stabilization is a word that people from the administration have been using a lot in recent days. without military-to-military communication, which was suspended after nancy pelosi visited taiwan last year, there is a huge area for misunderstanding, mishaps, which could escalate and escalate, and you could find yourself in a conflict. that is one of the key aims of the biden administration and the chinese will probably show that aim as well. beyond that, china will want america to reaffirm the view that there is one china and taiwan should not be independent. that is what you will get from the americans this time around. beyond that there may be discussions of things like climate change, where there can be strategic -- joint strategic interests that aligned in some way. of course the two huge world policy issues, the war in the middle east and ukraine, those things on the table as well.

gary: el alcalde dijo que lo que mÁs hay es garantÍa de que todo transcurre de forma muy normal y muyticas de seguridad que prefieren no revelar. feliz dÍa de acciÓn de gracias llegaron a nueva york decenas adsl al mundo los mejores deseos en fiestas y disfrutar la ediciÓn nÚmero 97 del desfile. >> venimos a ver esto, pero maÑana es posible que lo veamos en el aire. definitivamente son unos artistas. >> intermitencias del departamento para protegerlos a pesar de distintos sucesos ocurridos, el alcalde asegurÓ que nada cambia los planes. [habla en inglÉs] >> salgan, disfrutan de la manera mÁs segura que haremos nuestro trabajo, digo garantizando que monitoria cualquier con el suceso la frontera canadiense. >> queremos que todo mundo venga al desfile, que pasen un buen tiempo, los incidentes que ocurren en el Área de bÚfalo y al momento no creemos que hay un nexo contra el terrorismo. gary: las ha estado en alerta mÁxima desde inicios de octubre tras las protestas por lo que esta lista. esta noche en neoyorquinos y turista paseaban para ver los globos. dicen que aunque se implementan a

. >> i'm gary sinise. movies or television my life's mission is to honor and support nations veterans, service men and women, most severely wounded heroes, families of our fallen and those suffering invisible wounds of war. neil: a most character he played was lieutenant dan, crusty guy with a big heart. gary sinise is that guy. those who sacrificed so much, last so much. that movie was made a gazillion years ago. he is here, the gary sinise foundation, what he is trying to do this veterans day. how are you doing? >> i feel a gazillion years old here. neil: you and me both. i always wonder, i know the good you are doing. the thanks on the soldiers and their families and everyone else. when did this start? was it post the movie, for the movie? you set up something that is like a charitable cottage industry. >> i think there were steps along the way, things that happened years ago. veterans are my family, working with veterans in the 80s in chicago trying to support them, playing lieutenant dan in the 90s, g

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leader, he said, gary. just form this committee with frank church is going to b chairman, want you oit, investigate cia, do a good job. he turned around and walked away. i'd been there weeks. let me answer another question. you have, which is you need a better queion in a month or. two. and jim, correct me if i' wrong, i found employers that throughout this book, another reason why it's so important and i think every person this room by now knows we're in a tight senate struggle between democracy and authority. arianism in this country and authoritarianism is real and serious threat implicit in it. and if it it is explicit, give me a page page in this book is a -- is a use of the church committee demonstrate democratic government can work democrat government can work. you know i worked for us one simple reason six democrats and five republicans put the national interest ahead of their interest that is the simple truth. and that's why it worked. and why, again it's implicit in the book is. the authors commen

. >> what gary, the golden bachelor saying about the last two women vying for his heart.en at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app now wherever you stream. >> 640 to take a look at this live picture from santa cruz. it's a beautiful sunrise. we have here under dry conditions that will change this afternoon as more scattered showers move into the forecast. the reason why this low pressure is finally on the move over the next 36 hours, it's going to move into northern california, all because this cold front is going to kick it into motion. and that swings through here late tomorrow night. and that will create clear conditions by sunday. but if you're traveling today, taking to the skies, we have a dry morning across all of our bay area airports, but showers are in the forecast this afternoon and this evening. some of the hubs across the country, boston, new york city looking okay with mostly cloudy skies. chicago has morning showers for afternoon sunshine. if you're headed to southern california, la begins dry, but we'll have showers in the even

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managing fund partner gary black.or those folks who dissed the company and dissed the stock. they said they would invest 35 billion in ev products. this was $65 stock. went almost to $25 a share. for me the story seems to be hey, getting pack to reality. putting some of this stuff on the shelf and really trying to run a business for the shareholders and not necessarily for some, government or some other folks. what are you -- isn't there a fine line between the reality check of trying to you know, make money right now as opposed to some of these other things? i think, i think they're pushing this ev stuff overall is too much? >> gm has failed miserably. i was listening to mary barra this morning. she says well, we had two, you know, stumbling blocks, we didn't do well in evs, we didn't do well -- that is what you have to do to succeed in the auto business going forward. you have to get evs right, get autonomy right. i would argue you saw what happened with cruz. that hasn't worked on ev side they're cutting back spend

but it's best to try to of the met, someone told me about something called thing gary and gary would like to make sun gallery icons hoping to launch page and sending it off and then awesome. now let's have some goodies and let's take this one. you can mix angry with this too, right, buddy. and all those right. of course, and some squids. i'm going to keep, i'm in grade. yeah. and you'll show me how to make it all m a special feeling. the today is saturday. things are busy in the kitchen. the i'm getting hungry, the oil and lemon mixture. oil and lemon mixture. it's a very alexandria and it's for the fish. we use it for the feeling garlic, some areas deal must good. i'm fine. so you know, this is son gary. he is now fish. first, we sprayed salt on the basing tray, so the fish doesn't stick. we'll take to fish all day one and you do one. okay, so we do with like this without hands, oil and lemon. you take around an ottoman and that's how you make you'll see oh my god, i've never cooked anything like this. yes. just like that. a new shift. the that's the mussa i what's that? the most of

gary neville speaking to nick marsh. it's international fraud awareness week.ied fraud examiners, an organisation which represents more than 90,000 anti—fraud professionals around the world. well, let's talk to the boss about this. john warren is chief executive of the association of certified fraud examiners. good morning to you and welcome to the programme.— good morning to you and welcome to the programme. good morning. $5 trillion, a _ to the programme. good morning. $5 trillion, a big _ to the programme. good morning. $5 trillion, a big number, - to the programme. good morning. $5 trillion, a big number, how- $5 trillion, a big number, how to get your head around but thatis to get your head around but that is lost to fraud on an annual basis.— that is lost to fraud on an annual basis. that's right. that is money _ annual basis. that's right. that is money coming - annual basis. that's right. that is money coming out| annual basis. that's right. i that is money coming out of public companies, private companies, government organisations, and really it's a hu

but i will start with gary.nks again for sharing your experience and we know that when it comes to these scams, these bad actors onn' their way to rer to them as criminals will prey upon our vulnerabilities. they knowng they can advance by playing on those fears and those vulnerabilities. with artificialwi intelligence,t can more easily tailor or target the scams to intended victims. the committee offers resources as i mentioned earlier that share some red flags to watch out for and steps to take to prevent against scams. we are also releasing a brochure, which i have here, that will provide more information in a shorter form. i want to ask you this. what do you think people should know about the ai assisted scams and what are some of the red flags were indicators that you've learned since you were the target of this? >> thank you for the question. it's difficult now to see the red flags. the person that i spoke with, barry goldstein, there were no errors or e mispronunciations of words. his text messages back a

gary gensler trying to protect the retail investor. before i came to interview you i mentioned i was interviewing you online at about 600 responses came in about you and what you do. what you think the american retail investor feels so much like wall street has an unfair advantage? what do you tell them? ken: there's two conversations here one is i'm a retail investor and will wall street. the second is execution, how am i treated? let's start with basics. what is the day job of my investment team? it is to understand stocks, with management team. it's hard as a retail investor who trades stocks in the free minutes of their day to compete with peoples who entire life comes down to researching and understanding business models and the pricing of securities. it's like if we went on the street right now and found somebody to do this interview and put them in the seat to moderate this interview. fair to say they would struggle? sonali: [laughter] they have all the questions for you. so. ken: it's not a fair comparison. one of the challenge

gary, fox news contributor. names, we keep hearing about, they're too expensive, they have too much weighting. for instance right now, the top five names have you know the highest ratings they have had, significantly higher than the stock market peak and people correlate this, well, these are too expensive and the market is going to go crash. i don't think it is an indictment of them. i think the rest of the market is sagging? >> look it is not just the names, it is the companies. category killers that have earned what they have received over the years. look, i just look at it this way, at any given moment in time money flows into them but you have to recognize tesla is still down, almost 50% from two years ago. amazon 25%, not that anything's wrong but what ends up happening they get so overowned and overloved and overpriced, they have to go through their moment in time where they don't do so well. but if they keep doing what they have been doing for years and that is growing the business, growing the business

gary the snail. >> gary the snail. he's wait, can we do a gary the snail impression?o, no, no, no. >> grayson we look into the camera and say, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. >> people were excited for snoopy and pikachu, but ryan and derek, i can't begin to tell you how popular our bluey was at this event. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> have a great right now on america. this morning, the release of hamas hostages are on hold and the expected cease fire in gaza. also on hold for at least 24 hours. why the surprise delay? it comes as israel shares new video claiming to show tunnels under the largest hospital in gaza. plus, new reports of us navy destroyers shooting down multiple drones in the region. >> the dramatic crash at the canadian border. a speeding car hits a curb, goes airborne and bursts

gary the snail. >> gary the snail. he's wait, can we do a gary the snail impression? no. >> grayson we look into the camera and say, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. >> people were excited for snoopy and pikachu, but ryan and derek, i can't begin to tell you how popular our bluey was at this event. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> have a great the solutions. this is abc7 news and i close the door to my car in about 30ft from me. >> i seen something airborne. i first thought it was an airplane . >> wow. a chaotic scene at the us canada border crossing in niagara falls. now at 60. investigation into that car that went airborne before crashing and bursting into flames. >> security at the macy's day parade on high alert. hundreds

and finally, somebody who and then finally, somebody who always goat, gary always gets my goat, gary lineker, they're extending his contract at the bbc. hold on a minute. 1.3 million of our licence fee payers money, they're going to extend it, which probably means that his money is going to go up. i don't think so. what do you think? we'll be discussing that in a few moments time . few moments time. >> nana thank you very much. 3:01. this is the latest from the newsroom. the prime minister says he's determined to get his plan to deport asylum seekers to rwanda through as quickly as possible, despite opposition . possible, despite opposition. >> will the prime minister rescue the rwanda plan? mrs. braverman it's after the former home secretary said his attempts will fail unless he opts out of the european convention on human rights. >> suella braverman, who was sacked this week, says the proposed new treaty in legislation is simply a tweaked version of the failed plan. a she warned rishi sunak's proposal will get bogged down in the courts, but he says he will take on anyone standing i

gary still says large caps. mid-caps and small caps are catching up.e the old large caps. that is how crazy the market has become. look, i'm a big believer in just simply following what the market is telling me and it is telling me remain large caps. the market for me, i stayed out of the market july to the end of october. i bought back in november 2nd and all i have bought is large caps and they have been en fuego and until they stop i'll stick with them. why? a, because you got good earnings power and the most liquidity, but leave no doubt in my past i have made a ton of money in the middle caps but they're just not right there right now. there are some names in there are strong. charles: right, right. >> overall you have to just stick where the strength is but i want to tell you one other thing, it is not just the big seven anymore. go look at deckers outdoor, go look at roku at yearly highs even though they lose a ton of money. domino's pizza, chipotle at yearly highs. there are a few other names. hopefully it broadens out a even more and make the

former manchester united football star gary neville tells us why he's developing luxury property in manchester, and where asia fits in. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm monica miller. we begin with the upcoming meeting between us president joe biden and his chinese counterpart xijinping. on wednesday, the two leaders will sit down on the sidelines of the asia—pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. in their first face—to—face talks in more than a year, they are expected to discuss the ongoing trade row between the two countries, as well as washington's measures to restrict beijing's access to advanced computer chips. the meeting comes as china's once—roaring economy struggles to recover from the the impact of the pandemic. earlier, i spoke to the executive director of the asian trade centre in singapore, deborah elms. she told me this conversation is an important first step. well, i think the most important part is that they've had a meeting. i mean, that sounds pretty modest, but after a lot of disruption through the trump years and then through the pandemic and th

we'll have your thanksgiving week forecast coming up after ■ gary has the details on the legacy.epresentative anna leaves behind and what might come next. >> that was a great night. >> days before thanksgiving, south bay congresswoman anna eshoo back in her district office, back where it all began on this day, the 16 term incumbent announcing her current term will be her last term in the us house of representatives. oh, i think it's time. i think it's time. i'm not running away from anything. i have 16 terms. hi everybody. i'm anna eshu from the shoes. >> career in the house began with the wave of women elected to congress in 1992. the then 14th district, representing the innovation capital of silicon valley, never had a democrat or woman in the seat. >> it's a job that is not for the faint of heart. i have commutes and across the country every week now for 31 years to do my legislative work washington, d.c. but then to come home and to be with my constituents, to listen to them, to be with them, as she says she's authored or coauthored 66 bills that have become law, getting fede

no, it's gary when the explosions here. but we have face of the law is to the wrong move to with her husband last year for the country side, clean air and the quiet that a lot has changed since then. go to see the mother who all the neighbors have left for years. maybe there is one or 2 still here. very, we rarely see any one here in the street. there is a minute to base or there is really so just uh, i'm not afraid this buses for 2 years before i leave van, you level hub. not afraid, but i'm sure what the future holds a need. know. i'm know some mind read a quarter of my so no one knows what will happen next month, or we're hoping that this will be over and the who you're with me to view the sofa. so we want to stay here until the end of our lives had made a move. for now though, 10 ranch, mona remains a town of cats soldiers and a few hotties citizens lancaster. so there's been more pro palestinian rallies in the united states. activists in several cities took to the streets to demand president joe biden press for an imme