what was a toy that you had as a child that you really miss >> i had those little, like, hess trucksndpa used to get me those all the time i loved to things. >> jimmy: yeah, awh man. the old hess truck you press the button and it would light up >> yeah, and it would, like, make crazy noises and stuff. >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. and it was, like, cool [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was cool. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now you're grown up. how old are you? >> i'm 18. >> jimmy: there you go [ light laughter ] >> yeah. i'm a big boy now. >> jimmy: you don't have toys anymore. >> i'm and adult >> jimmy: you're an adult. thank you, carson. >> i am. >> jimmy: you said it. your words >> i'm an adult. >> jimmy: your words he's an adult. [ cheers and applause what do you do for fun what's a super fun thing >> super fun i just like doing donuts in my car. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go that's what happens when you grow up with hess trucks >> yeah. >> jimmy: doing donuts in his car. >> absolutely. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where do you do donuts in the parking lot or something? >> i actually do it where

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do not let the americans buy weapons and money for daesh hesse eko ohad ma shafha. besides these , there were isis ammunition warehouses with lots of advanced american weapons, especially advanced anti-tank missiles that were seen many times in the hands of iraqi and syrian terrorists. on the face of it, america had given its allied forces in syria the opportunity to liberate raqqa from isis with its attacks, but later pictures were published that showed terrorists surrounded by isis, again with american support and a safe route. which they had specified towards the end of the fertilizer. has taken over, but in fact this vast area in this sensitive geography , it allows the terrorists, if they are harmed , to reach syria from iraq , to ​​carry out military operations against the resistance bases and the syrian army, and to return safely to their bases in iraq. just like what happened in the summer of 2016 and led to the martyrdom of hajji. meanwhile, in the same area, when the iraqi mujahideen were digging ditches with their bulldozers in order to avoid the last att

out that the location of these explosive traps was not hidden from the eyes of the american drones, hesse eko ahad ma shafha, in addition to these , there were isis ammunition warehouses with a lot of advanced american weapons. especially the advanced anti-tank missiles that were seen many times in the hands of iraqi and syrian terrorists in these few years. when during the operation to liberate mosul , the american helicopters arrived in houja and took the besieged isis commanders to an unknown place . maybe this report from the bbc could lead some minds to the truth of such events . the story was that when in syria the situation in the field changed in favor of the resistance movement and the army of this country, like in iraq, the americans arrived. isis was dying in syria and only controlled raqqa and deir wozor . on the face of it, america had given its allied forces in syria the opportunity to liberate raqqa from isis with its attacks, but later pictures were published that showed terrorists surrounded by isis, again with the support of america and from a path aman, which they had i

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muhammad rockets , rockets, rockets, rockets, come down, ain, ain, ain, ain , currently, al-saabish, hesse mothers are examples in our culture. we all have this feeling towards our mothers, and we thank the almighty god for the patient and honorable mothers who come to the office to hurry to work. they are mrs. mahin rashidi . we appreciate mrs. mahin rashidi for all the hardships she has endured in these years. here we are talking about the different manifestations of motherhood . she is a picture of motherly patience . what was that world like? let me tell you the story of a mother who takes care of her children's wife and her physically and mentally disabled grandson . it was very difficult because there were many problems in their lives, the disease of poverty and many problems that bothered our people, maybe they don't understand it at all. we don't have it, but we saw a woman in this bed of this family, who is the pillar of this family, that is , this family was so strong on this pillar and they were doing so well that we understand how important the role of a mother is, a mother of

you may be at it quite while >> reporter: he left in 2016 and broadcast hess final osgood file the followingion of broadcasters, hall of fame, one of his bow ties resides at the smithsonian museum of american history harry smith, nbc news. >> a big part of sunday mornings >>> a new york father is thanking his daughter for saving his life matthew carlson was suffering from a genetic terminal kidney disease. daughte daughter was ah transplant >> if you really think about it, i made this kid. i thank her every day. >> it's how my father raised my. and i could give back. >> after two weeks, she was whaback to her regular routine and feeling wonderful. they hope their story also encourage others to donate i'm frances rivera, have a great wednesday. see you back here thursday morning. ursday morning. >>> right now at 5:00, tracking a soggy start. the bay area getting hit with another deluge of rain. meteorologist kari hall is timing out our forecast and timing out when the wet weather will arrive in your neighborhood. >>> also, more on a daring

we are hess publishing organization of sacred defense values ​​of the islamic republic of iran army.want to hear more details about this conference and congress from them. good morning. you are very welcome. thank you. salam alaikum. to you and all the dear viewers, you are informed that the national congress of 24,000 martyrs of the capital has been holding a concentrated ceremony from 2nd of bahman until on the twelfth of bahman , god willing, it is being done at the level of greater tehran. we have field memorials , student martyrs memorials , monotheistic religious martyrs memorials , martyr clerics memorials , several martyrs' families memorials, and the final meeting, god willing, in the 12,000-seat stadium of azadi stadium will be held on the 11th day, god willing , in line with the national congress of the 24th martyrs of the capital in the army of the islamic republic of iran. so far , many memorials have been held, that is, the army headquarters has held its own memorial, the ground forces have held several memorials. the air defense force also held its own memorial. and th

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you take a look at what we've seen in statewide elections in recent months — you know, places like hesseopularity seat of the east, spreading more in the country. what do you think is behind that growing popularity? well, i mean, it's the same populist agenda that many parties in europe, and some party here in the united states, is following, where you blame all essential difficult problems that everyone finds themselves in, caused by climate change, caused by the energy crisis, caused by the wars in ukraine and of hamas against israel and the situation in the middle east really on foreigners — that, basically, is the central argument that the afd has put forward since its inception and it's essentially, really, a protest party. but in difficult situations where crises and cost of living crisis are rampant, of course, protest parties always gather more votes. one thing i am curious about, though — and a distinction, i guess, between that very interesting comparison with the united states — is, you know, germany's history. i lived in germany for a very long time and there's such a sense o

it is drinkable in nikopol, because after terrorists and occupiers blew up the kokhovskaya hess in thee nikopol region, for some time there was no water at all, but then over time regional and regional relevant projects were implemented, which provided different territories have different approaches, that is, in some territories there is drinking water in the tap and in some technical water, in some, unfortunately , only imported water is available, but this applies to rural areas. territory, and we expect the implementation of a state project that will restore the supply of drinking water in taps throughout the entire territory of the nikopol district. mr. dmytro, in what state is the infrastructure in your community now, is it possible to restore what is most needed after these daily shellings? well, that critical infrastructure that residents need in order to get appropriate services, it works, and of course there is infrastructure that is destroyed , that is damaged, so in principle, i think, i think, the time will come, it will be repaired, but i think that there is a certain poss

i think hess then stymied by the lack of attention by the congress is so it is really up to us to change the law. >> i want to ask you about funding because the budget is going to run out. so what do you think is going to happen? is there going to be another cr? where are you on the funding debate? >> i was optimistic when i was home over the weekend and they said they had reached a deal between the speaker and leader schumer that they had agreed to the top lines which were pretty much the same as the president had agreed to with mccarthy, but in the back of your mind you know that is why they throughout mccarthy as speaker and already the maca wing is saying they are not going to go for this. they have got to show off their power by defeating their own rule for bringing some other bill that was unrelated. don't push us or we will get rid of you, so now it is looking more and more like we will have to have another short- term cr because i don't know what those republicans are going to do. >> we will get calls for someone to ask you about aid to israel and ukraine. where is that? do you t

this plot of land, which is owned, supposedly belongs to hess and is supposedly a water fund, it is threeething thousands of hectares as a host. meninkra. it is illegal, the illegal purchase of 2 hectares, not 2, but 2 hectares, and for this, the investigating prosecutor is asking for a bail of 700 million dollars, and hryvnias, excuse me, estimating the hypothetical loss to the state at 7 million hryvnias. we then talk about the investment climate, we then talk about inviting foreign investors to ukraine after such cases. well, well, but we're moving on. they continue to terrorize kherson. today they struck the dnipro district. damaged multi-apartment buildings. in my own a 60-year-old woman died in the house, - reported the head of the region oleksandr prokudin. a 16-year-old boy received a blast injury and leg injury. he is being prepared for surgery. two people were injured in an accident involving a ukrainian bus in poland. there are no threats to their lives.

continue mining, correcting the spontaneous mining that occurred after the detonation of kokhovskaya hess, when mine-explosive barricades, which they set up for themselves along the edge of the water, they themselves, by their actions and washed away and scattered. in spontaneous order , they still continue to blow up on them themselves, and nevertheless, correcting the situation, realizing that if the defense forces are already present on the left bank, they will continue to expand their territory secured by themselves, so the enemy continues mining , mining is quite dense and large-scale. this morning, the ministry of defense of the russian federation reported 21 downed drones over russian regions. and over the occupied crimea, almost two years of a great war, during which time the occupiers had already gotten used to it to such attacks, do they better protect the occupied territories, or rather those military facilities of the russian federation that are in the occupied territories? well, judging by the fact that the hits still happen and the fact that we can sow seeds or fibers in the

that's a role the president hess to perform as well. >> ensorry to interrupt. i want to get to with dolores on the democrat line. dolores you are on with ken cuccinelli. >> at morning. >> good morning dolores. >> dolores go ahead. >> can you hear me? >> yes, go ahead please. i'm sorry to galore as we are having a connection issue let's try ulysses and sc democrats line. >> hello. pedro i have two questions for your guest. >> you are on with him now so go ahead and ask your question please.ah >> i want to ask you again about donald trump. he keeps calling him president. president of what? >> former president take the title and people call me attorney general and i was the attorney general of virginia. the american people the stowed that onpl him in the 2016 electn and it's for life. >> one more question ulysses go ahead please. >> my second question dawall a quarter? on the border. .. fence? there are both on the border. there was more wall built during president trump's term, almost all built in the last year, but it was not nearly what he had promised to do. t

the temperature regimes changed, not so much it was a frosty and snowy winter, as before when this hess, but after how... blew up a hydroelectric power station, that now with the climate in these territories of kherson oblast, zaporizhia oblast, dnipropetrovsk oblast, will there possibly be certain, well, weather changes, will the winter be colder, will there be droughts in the summer, on the contrary, how will it affect, perhaps on the agrarian sector, because it is an agrarian region, i think that the tragedy with what happened to the kokhov reservoir, of course, that it is a tragedy, first of all because, well... people died, this is primarily what concerns the consequences ecological, well even specialists are not yet ready to talk about , well, for example, some irreversible or incredibly dramatic consequences of this phenomenon, here too there is such a balance between such hurrah-hurrah, saying oh, how wonderful it will be, it will be again, like the cossacks have a big meadow, a big meadow , yes, well, there may be a big meadow, but the times were different, so... at the expense

. >> apart from the privacy considerations, might the widespread broadcasting cause hess hesitancy in someone who needs help. joining me is the founder and ceo of radio reference. thank you for being here. this used to be a niche hobby. on my street lived the fire chief, they were the only ones that i remember as having a scanner. but now lots of folks have access, including through your website. what changed? >> well, obviously the internet and streaming changed the hobby that we grew up with almost 50 years ago, listening in to our local public safety agencies to bring it online, just like all streaming services. that's really what's changed in the hobby for those that listen to police scanners today. >> can we make it clear there's already some level of information that is not accessible, not shared, a s.w.a.t. team -- by the way, a great piece was written in the "new york times" about this. but explain what's off limits as things stand now. >> yes, most agencies encrypt highly sensitive information, such as s.w.a.t. team operations and surveillance operations. or they'll use alter

because they did not necessarily deliver, capital stewardship tends to be deteriorating with pioneer and hessics going on but were only looking at two or 3% earnings growth in an under a valuation standpoint with the geopolitical accommodation were maintaining an overweight. cheryl: mark tepper, getting. >> i'm curious as to what you believe investment strategy for 2024 if we go back to 2023 it was very simple and not complicated at all. any company that mentioned a.i. or ozempic you had to buy it. that's what carried the market it was a narrow market until the last six weeks and then we saw things brought now and we saw small caps again to outperform dividend payers which underperformed all year started to outperform. i'm curious as to what you believe the winning strategy for 2024 is going to be. >> the winning strategy is to embrace the extraordinary liquidity environment. i wrote a report called good news bad news the market exceeded my fair value estimate for 23 in the bad news the market also exceeded my fair value estimate for 24 we moved so quickly between thanksgiving and the new yea

it has led to hess ten stoi attack him and also -- hesitancy to attack him and answering direct questions whether the history of the civil war, whether it be other questions that have to do with race relations in america, that's when you've had the sprawling, unclear, you know, answers that i think do frustrate undeclared voters in new hampshire as well. >> on the flip side of that you have what you always have no matter who is running at this point in the election, things start to get uglier than they were before, but when there's donald trump in the race, and he is trying to make his supporters get off the couch and make clear you should not be complacent, what he does is throws out dog whistles. like dog megaphones. >> you don't have to be a dog to hear them -- >> you don't. this is one example. he had a truth social post where he used the word nimbara three times referring to nikki haley. intentionally clearly shifted change version of what her birth name is, which is nimrada. she has always gone by her middle name like many people do. this is trying to get people oh, yeah, she's not

you have exxon buying pioneer natural resources, chevron buying hess. look at the reaction today.len up 3.5%. my opinion here is this is a consolidation around u.s. energy because of all the conflicts in the mulled east. >>> well, from hollywood a-listers to the white house, the lift has been exposed. after 900 pages of previously redacted court documents were unsealed yesterday, they're the result of a lawsuit by one of his victims. more than 150 people were connected to jeffrey epstein including former president bill clinton, duke of york prince if andrew, the late king of pop michael jackson and even the professor, stephen hawking. we go life to lydia with hu in the newsroom. she has the details for us. lydia where, good to see you. what exactly is in these documents? >> reporter: hey, lauren. these documents are shedding new light on stunning details about jeffrey epstein's relationships. several of the people named were already known to be inside of epstein's orbit. you named some of them, former presidents bill clinton and donald trump, neither of whom are accused of wrongdo

zinhle more incredible than the fact willis beat the game is hess reaction when he did it.he won the lottery. crashing "tetris" took more than just luck. >> aww -- aww -- oh, my god. ooh -- i'm going pass out. >> reporter: despite his over the top reaction 13-year-old willis gibson did not pass out but he did beat the video game "tetris." a feat thought to be nearly impossible. >> i can't feel my fingers. >> reporter: in fact, believed to be the first person to do so. >> really excited about getting it, and excited to be the first. >> reporter: the middle schooler known by the name blew scuti in the gaming world made it to level 157 on the original nintendo version of the game. strategically stacking various blocks to make them disappear. eventually triggering what gamers call a kill screen. >> when you do make it that far, the game just can't handle it. and it just crashes. >> reporter: those original programmers are alexei and hank. patchinof created it in 1984, how can i say? epic achievement. but what it took for him to get there was incredible determination. >> reporte

chevron, who is going to be on tonight, they bought hess for the guyana assets, as well.eme. kind of which way are things going to go this year. and very "fast money"-ish, we're going to be getting stock picks, as well. goldman sachs, bring the heat, bring up their top picks in oil, gas, and other energy, by the way, not just oil and gas, for the year. i will give you a little bit of a preview, but i don't want to give everything away. chevron is one of their favorite names. chevron just took a big multibillion dollar write down. we'll dig into that, talk about some of the mid cap players. also, it's not just oil and gas. we got the ceo of royal caribbean, up 126% over the last year. they're going to make a surprise guest appearance here live, "last call," miami beach. because when you think of oil and gas, you think of miami beach. >> you're a handsome man, brian sullivan. i think of you, by the way, for a myriad of different reasons. but for an industry that was going away, apparently, a few years ago, and a lot of people's eyes, an awful lot of m&a going on. and my que

if you look at hess, exxon, pxd, chevron, if you look at the whole group, they're all trading below all of their moving averages all of them. >> yeah. all right, folks, take a quick break here, and all hail the king analysts at bank of america gives netflix the crown in the streaming wars so, should you binge on the sovereign streamer ahead of earnings next week we'll debate that one. >>> but first, talk about a season of giving retail sales data picking up the pace to close out 2023 very merry holiday shopping season, it seems and what it says about the consumer, when "fast money" returns. don't go anywhere. we'll be back in two >>> you're watching "fast money" here on cnbc we'll be right back. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings to

the hess acquisition means they have exposure to probably the sexiest growth asset in production in oil lauder. this is an iconic brand. a company that, i think, on valuation relative to itself, it's actually now really kind of interesting. trades around 25 times. again, some of this just goes back to china. we know about the weakness there. we know what's going on in discretionary. i think their demo in the u.s. is changing. it is getting younger. there's an exciting space. we've seen in cosmetics, even during difficult discretionary, this is one part of the consumer that continues to spend. and -- >> p. >> p, paypal. this is another loser that happens to be a leader in its sector. all these companies i've mentioned, i think, are leaders. paypal, we know what's been going on. we know there's plenty of competition. there's been question about really just how strong that customer base is, we also know there's been some management changes. i think there's been a lot that's been worked through here. i think there's a valuation that's interesting. and they are a dominant player in payments

ppi came in a little hess than expected, which is good, and that's usually because we kind of e importe u.s. because we're buying stuff cheaper from china. but i think the cpi report was more interesting baud it came in a little hotter than expected. a lot of that just says the consumer was buying a lot of stuff in december. we had a really strong consumer. but also i think what was really fascinating is for the first time in two years you saw wages outpacing inflation, right? inflation is kind of ahead of wages for so long, and now for the last six months it's been the opposite. so if you have inflation continuing to come down and wages continuing to grow, that's like a fantastic combination for this year, and i don't think economists are talking about it enough. cheryl: actually, we had somebody mention that earlier, that we are getting deflation. ed yardeni was saying because we're getting all these goods from china, and we're getting them cheaper. this is a lot of reports hair economy is, obviously, not what they say it is. let's talk about the market. you've always been very bulli

i think it was earl hess who said that this is a much later time where they actually are laying the boards out to dry. i thought that was insightful. i mean, farmers have to go on with their lives, you know, was on the cannon crew at petersburg battlefield and our whole place is it just got plowed under because you've got to keep going you you're going to worry about what the tourists do one day. and who knows, you might even make the crater the ninth hole of the of a golf or something like that. so god and god only knows what you're doing. and little billy mahoney, wouldn't he wouldn't you like to have known him as another guy i might write a book about if somebody hadn't done what? a little bantam rooster. but anyway, as as. as in the famous words of will green, i digress. digress. okay. all right. on may 14th, then the main part of this fighting will take place and i will say that the american battlefield trust some wonderful videos and. i've watched those for fun for many now. when did you do that? well, it's about two years ago or more. it's been a while. and he's really is good in it

we salute you, sir like the santa hat dorothy hess, 100, laurel, maryland happy 100th birthday to margaretit. >> very cool, al. >> modern dating, hoda >> how did you know that yeah >>> good morning, everyone. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. uc berkeley has closed peoples park overnight. the university plans to build student housing. crews moved in, tearing down structures and tents and trees, clearing belongings from the park. police and chp officers barricaded every street within two blocks of the park. several clusters of protesters who oppose the housing complex have been showing up and at times clashing with police officers. >>> we're expecting to hear from the man accused of shooting and killing an oakland police officer today, shot to death while working as an undercover burglary operation on friday. three suspects are facing charges. mark sanders is expected to be arraigned in court. alan brown is expected to appear in court. we'll have more on our midday newscast. >>> three years since the attack on the capitol. how bay area lawmakers are reacting as former president trump yields with the