jane bashara is missing. dennis murphy (voiceover): that same morning, tow truck operators in the east end of detroit were making their early rounds. marc santia: they would look for stolen cars or abandoned cars, hustle and make some extra money before starting their shift. dennis murphy (voiceover): marc santia at the time was a top investigative reporter on the police beat for nbc's detroit affiliate wdiv. marc santia: a tow truck driver spots a black mercedes suv in an alley. and that black suv stood out. why is it in an alley? it's kind of a desolate area. so could be stolen, could be abandoned. dennis murphy (voiceover): a shiny vehicle that wouldn't turn a head in grosse pointe was like a flashing neon sign saying something's wrong here in detroit's gritty east end. just abandoned in this grungy alley. no sounds from within. detective narduzzi's phone started ringing. mike narduzzi: i get a phone call. are we looking for a jane bashara? because we just found a mercedes benz registered to her. and the w

but then you would always come back to jane. justice for jane. jane's free.dateline."er. he's evil. he's pure evil. he is that character in those horror movies. andrea canning: he hid in the shadows, a killer in a mask.

jane: finally he arrived at the u.s.mexico border. >> when i thk of what i have been through to get to this point, i can't even find the right words to describe it. when i got to the u.s., i felt relieved. jane: that relief however, turned to regret. >> when they took me to detention, why are they taking me to this place jane: he thought seeking asylum meant being protected in the custody of the united states. instead, he was arrested. >> i have never been to prison, never committed any crime in my life, apart from protesting in my home country. jane: authorities told him nothing. weeks later he found out he was in a federal detention facility in dodge county, wisconsin. >> this is a humanitarian issue. jane: aaron barbados is director of the university of wisconsin law school immigrant justice clinic. gua says everything changed when he met her. >> they are risking their lives because they have no other choice. we have laws that allow people to seek protection here when they will be or have been persecuted in their home

woman if you were able to talk to her today, to jane doe?bout the shawn grate case. >> i don't want to forget this case. i don't want anyone to forget it. these women could have been anyone. >> you titled the book "a hunger to kill." >> those are his words. he has a hunger to kill. >> do you think there are other victims out there? >> i don't think this is a closed book situation. i think more information may come out. >> we never get to say our goodbyes. >> reporter: as for the stanley family, they're still dealing with the tremendous pain of losing stacey. >> you miss her still? >> oh, yeah. it's been eight years. i haven't even opened a box of anything of hers. i just put it behind like it doesn't exist to an extent. >> what keeps you going? >> i know she would want us to go on. and the boys, it just breaks my heart to see what they go through every day. >> you ready, girlfriend? >> and he just had a new baby. >> want to see grandma? >> and he took her out and set her on his mom's bench at the cemetery. >> hello there. hey, grandma. >> i

hegseth described jane doe's dress. hegseth did not remember being chastised for being too loud and did not remember an argument by the pool. hegseth did not remember being belligerent with anyone. he claims he was buzzed not intoxicated. contradicting the hotel security who told the police that pete hegseth was very drunk and very noisy. there were no hotel witnesses who contradicted anything that jane doe said. hegseth's statement to the police confirms some details in jane doe the unnamed woman's statement. hegseth told the police that she quote asked him if he had a condom. jane doe already told the police exactly that. more than a week before the hegseth police interview. hegseth confirmed jane doe's memory he was wearing dog tags and the statement confirmed the precise and graphic detail of the way he reached a climax. hegseth's statement in the police report ends this way. hegseth gave her something to clean up and jane doe later got dressed. jane doe's version was hegseth threw a towel at her and asked her "are

i'm ready to not be jane doe anymore.the crime, about the fact that most victims don't report, about the fact that most victims are under the age of 21. and it was about the fact that these cases are so stigmatized. you know, instead of looking for the perpetrator, they're often putting a magnifying glass on the victim. andrea canning (voiceover): she came forward years before the metoo movement, determined to work with other survivors, men and women, and create awareness about sexual crimes. she named her nonprofit jane doe no more. we're all working together, so that we can shorten the timeline from the horror of the crime of rape to healing for the best possible chance for a victim's full and healthy recovery. andrea canning (voiceover): fast forward to 2017. that august, donna discovered news that horrified her. remember, john regan's sentences in new york and connecticut were to be served concurrently. he'd served almost a dozen years by then. just as he was due to transfer to connecticut to finish the remaining thre

jane, we will come back to ou vote. jane, we will come back to you once — vote.e - vote. jane, we will come back to you once we have the - to you once we have the decision which we expect imminently. thank you very much. let�*s go back to our correspondence and we were talking about this idea that the bank of england has only got two days in which to go and we expect that decision in a minute and a half. irate we expect that decision in a minute and a half.— we expect that decision in a minute and a half. we are. to for: ive minute and a half. we are. to forgive me — minute and a half. we are. to forgive me if— minute and a half. we are. to forgive me if i _ minute and a half. we are. to forgive me if i glanced - minute and a half. we are. to forgive me if i glanced down l minute and a half. we are. to | forgive me if i glanced down at my phone. it�*s a big question when it comes to the path of interest rates. what does the bank of england make of all this. and we�*ve had the boss saying it will add over £100 million to their costs and this is one factor the bank

hegseth described jane doe stress. he did not remember being chastised for being too loud and did not remember an argument. he did not remember being belligerent. that is pete hegseth who claims he was buzzed but not intoxicated, contradicting the hotel security who told police that hegseth was very drunk and very noisy. there were no witnesses who contradicted anything that jane doe said. hegseth statement said some details and the statement. hegseth told police that she asked hegseth if he had a condom . jane doe already told police exactly that more than a week before. hegseth confirmed jane doe's memory that he was wearing dogtags and the statement confirmed the precise and graphic detail of the way he reached a climax. hegseth's statement ends this way. hegseth gave her something to clean up and jane doe got dressed. her version of that moment in her statement was hegseth through a towel at her and asked her are you okay? hegseth's lawyer issued a statement today dismissing the entire incident thing this police re

kate and amy jane went to india and nepal together. small town girls, kate from wisconsin and amy jane from oregon. >> she was always ready to give and pour her heart out to give everything she had to offer. >> they were there three months for something called youth with a mission. tourists, they went to the taj mahal and like preachers they spread the word to children, mostly. for home amy jane was magnetic, a resistible. >> they would see her and run up to her. they would say sister, sister. so excited. >> when the trip is over. >> she hated it. she said i don't want to go home. >> home for amy jane was a universe away from vibrant, teaming india. here it is, pendleton. talked in a small valley and the vast rolling flanks of eastern oregon. cowboy country. >> ♪ >> come to one of the nation's biggest role audio -- rodeo. each september, celebrates the templars rough-and-tumble past is a brawling and bordello filled cow town. and then, good conservative citizens waved good-bye to the partain cowboys and settle into a safe and predictab

we a lot of people saying we look like twins today, jane.- like twins today, jane.o start _ like twins today, jane. we are going to start with _ like twins today, jane. we are going to start with football. i going to start with football. liverpool beat southampton 3—2 at st marys. they went ahead through dominik szoboszlai, but a penalty from adam armstrong. fernandes then scored for the home side, putting them in front. but two goals from mo salah gave liverpool the win and extended their lead at the top of the table. that follows manchester city's loss on saturday. injust manchester city's loss on saturday. in just a few minutes�* time, ruben amorim's first match as manchester united coach will kick off. they have travelled to portland road to take on ipswich. he was named the successor to erik ten hag just a few weeks ago. the portuguese coach says he is looking forward to the match ahead. ., ., looking forward to the match ahead. . ., , ahead. call me naive, buti truly believe _ ahead. call me naive, buti truly believe that _ ahead. call me naive, buti truly bel

oh, jane listen, it's an honor to be drawn by jane. it really is. and you do a great job. thank you thank you, honor, to have you all here. >> especially you, jane thank you all. up next ozempic and other anti-obesity drugs could get a lot less expensive for millions of americans who need them. if something that biden is proposing goes through the question is, is the trump team going to block it? we'll talk about it after this watch cnn's coverage of thanksgiving parades around the country, with special appearances by chef bobby flay, t.i., andy grammer, and more. >> john berman and erica hill host cnn thanksgiving in america live coverage starts at 8:00 on cnn emergency crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back and who doesn't love a good throwback now, with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. >> doctors recommend cold stool softener for gentle dependable relief from constipation. it's so gentle. doctors even recommended during pregnancy and after surgery. kohl's increases water in the stool, making it softer so it's easier to go. no harsh laxatives, cramping or s

>> no, no jane sold it to somebody or other. >> oh jane, listen, it's an honor to be drawn by jane. >> it really is. and you do a great job thank you, thank you. >> honor to have you all here. especially you jane. thank you all. up next ozempic and other anti-obesity drugs could get a lot less expensive for millions of americans who need them. if something that biden is proposing goes through. the question is is the trump team going to block it? we'll talk about it after this and so it's done. >> i just sold my car to carvana. >> i just entered my license plate and i answered a few questions bam! i'm dropping it off and getting paid today. >> how convenient is that? >> thanks for choosing carvana. sell your car today and get paid the same day with carvana. >> consumer cellular is lowering the price for those 50 and up. get two unlimited lines for $30 each. that's just $60 a month. so switch to the carrier ranked number one in network coverage satisfaction visit consumer cellular.com today. >> no more gross cough sirup. >> i want you to feel better. >> i want extra tv time or i'll walk

jane doe remembered saying no a lot. police report details the woman's recollection of being underneath hegseth which she described as a sexual assault. the district attorney at the time recently told npr they declined to pursue the case after determining that no charges were supported by proof beyond a reasonable doubt. declining to bring charges is want the same thing as clearing them and that shouldn't be the standard for any senator with a role in his confirmation and yet a number of republican senators responsible for advising and consenting on this incredibly important position don't appear to have any further concerns or questions. josh hawley told reporters, listen, he denies it. jon cornyn said that's hearsay and we're not going decide on pieces of the story and mark mullen said there's a full report and you guys can read it for yourself. i don't think there's any way in the world you can say this was a sexual assault. well, i have read the report and i would strongly disagree. if anything, i definitely want to

the woman asked jane doe to help her to be a crotch blocker, trying to stop hegseth from their jane doe'sd police, becomes hazy. the police report states she believes that something may have been slipped into her drink though the report doesn't have medical evidence for the claim. after the bar closed, surveillance video captured hegseth and jane doe heading towards the pool, walking together, arms locked together guests complained to the hotel that they were being loud. a hotel worker described hegseth as very intoxicated, but jane doe appeared very coherent. she told police she didn't know how she got into seth's room but that he took her phone and blocked the door with his body. when she tried to leave she recalls saying no a lot. jane then remembers hegseth over her his dog tags hovering over her face. he ejaculated on her stomach, threw a towel at her, and asked, are you okay, jane doe's memory started to return in the days after she went to the hospital, where she requested a sexual assault exam and then spoke with police. pete hegseth told police what happened at the hyatt was cons

the woman asked jane doe to help her to be a crotch blocker, trying to stop hegseth from their jane doe's memory, she told police, becomes hazy. the police report states she believes that something may have been slipped into her drink, though the report doesn't have medical evidence for the claim. after the bar closed surveillance video captured hegseth and jane doe heading towards the pool, walking together arms locked together guests complained to the hotel that they were being loud. a hotel worker described hegseth as very intoxicated, but jane doe appeared very coherent. she told police she didn't know how she got into hegseth room, but that he took her phone and blocked the door with his body. when she tried to leave, she recalls saying no a lot. jane then remembers hegseth over her his dogtags hovering over her face. he ejaculated on her stomach, threw a towel at her, and asked, are you okay? jane doe's memory started to return in the days after she went to the hospital, where she requested a sexual assault exam and then spoke with police pete hegseth told police what happened at th

it's jane godley!n 2033, she won the spirit _ it. it's jane godley! in 2033, she won the spirit of - it. it's jane godley! in 2033, | she won the spirit of glasgow award which he said it was a big honour of her life. in 2023. she revealed she was in a hospice and continued to press up hospice and continued to press up this and i have engage with fans on social media. at spoken to the end and determined to make people laugh in the darkest of circumstances. janey godley, who has died at the age of 63. and former scottish first minister nicola sturgeon has led tributes to the comedian describing her as �*a true force of nature, and one of the funniest people she had ever known�*. she said they had bonded during the covid pandemic — when she said ms godley�*s spoof briefings had made people laugh in the toughest of times. letters —— let us take you back to washington where winds is occurring in the capital, prompting dow thousands of women and men marching to give support to kamala harris, the democratic c

mary jane? mary jane: thank you. i like to feel comfortable with the empty chair that -- is that a shawl? yeah. that's what we do in our celebrations and it made me feel accepted and i just pray a lot as a minister that you would want to know us more and you would want to read our histories more. we travel to all the memorials for the chief joseph attempt to get into canada and it means so much for the younger people to understand what their forefathers have done for them and to set up a government system with the tribal government. like the united states. we look at you and we'd like you to look at us and see as a people. i liked your remark on the women up there. i saw a picture, a portrait of women in buckskin dresses and underneath the caption was, they are only as beautiful as their men take care of them and the men was hunting and fishing for them, providing for them. and they were the backbone of the family unit. when reservation life came, there's nothing but clerical jobs. so we took over bringing home the b

the father of jane doe number one was an elder at the church. that's him getting a hug from the pastor. >> he said that i was his friend. he said that i was his right hand man. but when i found out, he made me so, so angry. >> after hearing similar accounts from several young women, the pastor did not return my calls. so i confronted him outside church before a sunday morning service. victor, i'm dan noyes from channel seven. i need to talk to you. would you do an interview with me, please? uh- about what? i'd like to talk to you about the accusations that young girls and young women are making against you of sexual abuse. will you talk to me, please? the pastor didn't say a word, just made that gesture when i mentioned complaints of sexual abuse, his adult daughter and son pushed me out of the way and blocked my camera as he pulled up the window. they were all there in court to see jane doe number one confront hernandez pineda. >> i know for me, and if you don't stop this person with absolute justice, there will continue to be more victims. >>

and you get involved with the character and you do not want jane to die. and i thought that was sort of a courageous interest way to do a series of and with lupica. you know, i love the work that we've done together. james patterson, 1130 in the morning when we're taping this interview, have you written today? yes, i have. i've been writing since about 615. i go and make my coffee. i have a bunch of newspaper at times and the wall street journal today and the local paper palm beach post and through the course of the morning, i will read some and drink, a little coffee and write. but i have been writing this morning. yeah, i'm just doing a a introducing a thing on substack, which i will write sort of essays or opinion pieces every week, but also interview somebody every i've done president clinton that'll be a two parter. i'm to do bob woodward. i'm going to do dolly. did a david bell dolce did elliott hilderbrand. and i love the interviews. i mean doing them. but see i you're i'm smarter you because i get better people to interview than did and they're rea

jon levine, kelly, jane cuccinelli, jane torrance, kelly, jane and james freeney, new new york post. anyway, i could go on. i'm sorry if i lost names out, but first anthony secada is going to give us a little bit of a background here up here, anthony. and thank you all for coming tonight. everybody. thank you, james. hi, everyone. thank you so much for joining us this evening. hopefully not too many yankee fans in here, but they're winning five nothing now. so that's a that's what i said. anyway, i'm a newsmax alum and i will say that one of the fondest memories have of newsmax are the people so thank you. many of our newsmax friends here for attending and supporting bianca. and i just want to say a few. briefly before bianca comes up. i've been in publishing for over 30 years and i've been running post-sale press as its publisher for the last 14 years. and there's still to this day, after 30 years of doing this, there's no greater joy in this business than to discuss cover new voices with fresh, fresh commentary, free, hard hitting and, being unafraid in a world where everyone seems

and you get involved with the character and you do not want jane to die. and i thought that was sort of a courageous interest way to do a series of and with lupica. you know, i love the work that we've done together. james patterson, 1130 in the morning when we're taping this interview, have you written today? yes, i have. i've been writing since about 615. i go and make my coffee. i have a bunch of newspaper at times and the wall street journal today and the local paper palm beach post and through the course of the morning, i will read some and drink, a little coffee and write. but i have been writing this morning. yeah, i'm just doing a a introducing a thing on substack, which i will write sort of essays or opinion pieces every week, but also interview somebody every i've done president clinton that'll be a two parter. i'm to do bob woodward. i'm going to do dolly. did a david bell dolce did elliott hilderbrand. and i love the interviews. i mean doing them. but see i you're i'm smarter you because i get better people to interview than did and they're rea

[laughing] >> takes a lot to charge up jane harman. we have had some work you.nk we should have a place to vote. you have all those? we are going to put, yes, qr code and were going to list and ask you to identify which you think is the greatest one and then jane is going to talk about them. if you are right wrong or indifferent. there we go. start voting. >> so far china is pulling ahead. okay. everybody vote? while your voting on the going to -- i can see there is a clear winner. so jane, the audience thinks the greatest geopolitical risk that faces us is china. what you think of the? >> first let me say as a pro-trade democrat, fred, that i salute you for not only your work in government but your book, , trade is not a four letr word, written at the wilson center when i was president and ceo. >> and my first book event was hosted by you at the wilson center. >> there you go. anyway, good morning, everyone. what do i think about china? i think china is dangerous. what do i think about all these topics? i'm surprised noon nuclears pulling so low but i think all

one of them, plus, i'm here in tampa, florida to talk with mayor jane castor. i'm the eternal optimist how she's working to help the city be more resilient in the face of climate change. you're watching matter of fact, america's number one nationally syndicated public affairs news magazine. ♪♪ when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. show off

and this is jane, just 16.ndpa and dad always kept garden plans in their heads, but victory garden plans should be on paper, along with the advice of the county home demonstration agent, they will study state and federal bulletins which have been written to serve as guides for the victory garden. now let's see on this little model of their quarter acre garden the plan may work out. here's the early garden. here's early potatoes. then two double rows of peas, early, medium, and late. one row of cabbage, double row of carrots and beets, half a roll of each, one double row of greens, spinach, mustard. tomatoes early and late. peppers have a row. radishes, lettuce, onion, next. asparagus and rue barb beds are at the side. sweet corn along the fence, four rows. finally two rows of lima beans complete the early garden. now for the late garden, after each of the early crops is harvested, a planting of another crop is to be made so as to have a succession. for a convenience of illustration, early crops except tomatoes

jane doe remembered saying no a lot. report then details the woman's recollection of being underneath him as he is sexually assaulted her. i will not redo that part of the report but according to her account his dog tags from his military service were hovering over her face. again he denies all of this and he says they had consensual sex. he even suggested that the woman was the aggressor in this encounter. he clearly knows what a liability the story is and there is a police report, accusation of sexual assault, a woman going to the hospital. and he knows it because he literally paid for it to go away to preserve his job on the fox and friends couch. the trump team was reportedly blindsided by the allegations and then blindsided again by the police report. people familiar with the discussions told the wall street journal today that trumps transition team did not know that pete got a copy of the police report, something he apparently had not told them. they did not know this about the guy trump picked to run the entire u.

and this is jane, just 16.ndpa and dad always kept garden plants in their heads, but victory garden plants should be on paper, so with the advice of [ inaudible ], they will study state and federal bulletins, which have been written as a service guide to victory gardens. now, let's see on this little model of their garden the plan they work out. here is the early garden. here are early potatoes. then two double rows of keys, early, medium, and late. one roll of cabbage. double role of carrots and beets, half a row of each. one double row of greens, spinach, mustard, turnips, and shard. tomatoes early and late. peppers, half. radishes, lettuce, and onions. asparagus and rhubarb. cold beans, three rows. four rows of sweet corn along the fence. and finally, two rows of lima beans complete the early garden. now for the late garden. after each of the early crops are harvested, [ inaudible ]'s was to have a succession. for convenience of illustration, all early crops except tomato and shard are removed from the model

[applause] [applause] jane rigby. [applause] a daughter of the great state of delaware, jane rigby's passion for astronomy began as a child peering at the stars through a small telescope in a soybean field. following her instincts and imagination, she has become a pioneering astrophysicist now managing the james webb space telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space. a brilliant, prolific author, dr. rigby is an inspiration and tireless champion for the lgbtqi plus community in both her professional and public life. she reminds us to never lose our sense of wonder, hope, and spirit of adventure as americans. [applause] teresa romero. [applause] a trailblazing labor leader, teresa romero is a champion for farmworkers across the fields, orchards, and vineyards of america that feed our nation. born in mexico, she has built an american life and -- in service to others, standing up for one of our most vulnerable, yet essential, groups of workers giving them the voice, hope, and inspiration to push for c

she's referred to as jane doe in this police report. she says she encountered hegseth at this conference. he was giving off a creepy vibe. she says she ends up in a strange hotel room, and when she's there, hegseth took her phone from her hands and he blocked the door with his body. she went on to say she remembered saying no, a lot. now there was a lot she couldn't recall, and she said she believed something may have been slipped into her drink, although there were other witnesses who said when they saw her she did not seem to be overly intoxicated. there were also conflicting accounts from witnesses at this conference about an interaction that this woman had with hegseth at a bar at the hotel, one person said that hegseth was hitting on another woman, and jane doe arrived to be a, quote, crotch blocker to stop him from hitting on this other lady. a different conference attendee said it appeared that jane doe and another woman were flirting with hegseth. at any rate, a few days after this incident took place in the hotel room jane doe

[applause] [applause] jane rigby. [applause] a daughter of the great state of delaware, jane rigby's passion for astronomy began as a child peering at the stars through a small telescope in a soybean field. following her instincts and imagination, she has become a pioneering astrophysicist now managing the james webb space telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space. a brilliant, prolific author, dr. rigby is an inspiration and tireless champion for the lgbtqi plus community in both her professional and public life. she reminds us to never lose our sense of wonder, hope, and spirit of adventure as americans. [applause] teresa romero. [applause] a trailblazing labor leader, teresa romero is a champion for farmworkers across the fields, orchards, and vineyards of america that feed our nation. born in mexico, she has built an american life and -- in service to others, standing up for one of our most vulnerable, yet essential, groups of workers giving them the voice, hope, and inspiration to push for c

we do not have the name of this woman, but throughout the report she is referred to as jane doe. there is competing stories in this police report over the course of 22 pages in which at a conference that jane doe met hegseth it is detailed in here that hegseth says that over the course of many hours, they ultimately left the conference bar, they went to the hotel pool and then ultimately went back to a room where they engaged in consensual relations. jane doe, however, described to police at the time in this 2017 report that she met hegseth at a bar, that there was another woman who was with her, because hegseth gave off creepy vibes, is how the report described it, and that ultimately she said she had a little champagne, had a few other drinks, did not remember having hard liquor, and then that's when she believed that there was some sort of a drug that was slipped into her drink because it became fuzzy from there, but she said she remembered going back to a hotel room with hegseth in which they engaged in sexual intercourse and that it was not consensual, and that she had repea

jane rigby. teresa romero. judy shepard. gail lynn canon accepting on behalf of james francis thorpe. and michelle yeoh. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [applause] ["hail to the chief" playing] president biden: please have a seat. i think i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years they played "hail to the chief," i looked around and asked, where the hell is he? thank you for joining us for one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago, president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom. in the first class of recipients was a great american writer, eb white. years after receiving the metal, he received a letter from someone and replied, "relentless curiosity, inventiveness, ingenuity, trouble." i can only hope these same traits will allow us to claw your way out. hang onto your hats, hang onto your hope. tomorrow is another day. today, we have another extraordinary honor to bestow on the nation's highest civilian honor, 19 people whose relentless curiosity, ingenu

jane, appreciate it as always. jane foley. 105.94. right now 106.13.ed 14 planes in the month of october, the fewest since november of 2020 which was during the depths of the pandemic. this time it was a strike by the company's largest union that crippled operations. for the end of october boeing has delivered 305 jets. airbus has delivered 559. tech earnings and china are off to a strong start after result from media giant tencent. profits surged 47% in the quarter, surpassing estimates and driven by the release of popular mobile games. there is expectations the company will stand out against his rivals alibaba and jd.com that grapple with weak consumer sentiment in china. apple plans to announce a new smartphone device. sources tell bloomberg the wall-mounted display can control appliances, handle videoconferencing and use ai to navigate apps. tim cook has made the company after trailing behind alphabet and amazon in the smart home area. the product may officially be announced in march and could be priced at as much as $1000. that is your bloomberg b

let's all say thank you adam and jane. [applause] to my wife. [cheering and applause] otherwise known as a rockstar. thank you for being the glue that keeps our family together, for focusing on the things that really matter, and for being you. she will be a remarkable first lady. [cheering and applause] we are blessed to have our three kids here today. [cheering and applause] mom and i love you very much and are incredibly proud of you. fundamentally this campaign is about you and all of the young people of north carolina. we want all of you to want to call north carolina home the same way we do. we are so blessed to live in this place. while nowhere is perfect, i firmly believe whatever is wrong with our state can be repaired by all that is right. after all, north carolina is where the greensboro four sat down and the wright brothers took flight. it's where my father helped form north carolina's first law firm to fight for equality and opportunity for all. it's where people come together to solve tough problems and believe our best days are ahe

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because i feel like he really skews what he is saying and it is not very factual. >> in what way, jane? in what way? >> well, one of the things he s pointed out was that trump said that, you know, he was going to become a dictator. i mean, he never said these things, but yet the media pushes these narratives, and it is such a turning off to people like me who are independent, because it is so falsely skewed. just like i am pro-abortion, i think the states should be looking at the abortion rights and have some sort of abortion rights, okay? maybe not to the extent like new york where you can terminate two days after the baby is born but, you know, something logical. in arizona, we had things that set 14 weeks for abortion, and then all of a sudden they put it on the ballot and they acted like it was just, you know, you were voting for or against a abortion. but, what we really were mmvoti for was an abortion up to six months. edit past and nobody seems to care, but i do think at six months, that is a little excessive. >> okay, jane, we will take your comments. jess bravin? >> well, trum

now, the woman in this account is referred to in the police report as jane doe. she said that pete hegseth was giving off a creeper vibe during the conference she goes on to say that she ended up in a strange hotel room, and that he took her phone from her hands and that he blocked the door with his body, and she remembered saying no a lot. now there was a lot she couldn't recall. she suggested that something may have been slipped in her drink, but there were other eyewitness accounts of people who said they saw her, and she didn't seem to be intoxicated. she seemed to have her faculties about her. there were also conflicting eyewitness accounts and pete hegseth had earlier in the evening at a hotel bar you know, in one account, a woman says that jane doe appeared to sort of intercept pete hegseth when he was hitting on another woman and sort of be the crotch blocker. another eyewitness said it appeared that jane doe and another woman were flirting with hegseth eventually, she did decide that she wanted to seek medical attention. a couple days later, she got a ra

jane doe remembered saying, no, a lot. jane doe stated, she did not remember much else.e's next memory was when she was on a bed or a couch and hegseth was over her. the police report also said doe was not sure, but believes that something may have been slipped into her drink as she cannot remember most of the night's events. pete hegseth was asked about that earlier today. >> as far as the media is concerned, very simple, the matter was fully investigated and i was completely cleared and that's where i'll leave it. >> so, hegseth's lawyer went even further saying police found the allegation to be false, which is why no charges were filed. but we should note that the report by police did not find the allegation to be false. they did not give a reason for not charging him. hegseth's lawyer does confirm that hegseth paid the woman an undisclosed amount of money to protect his career at fox news. and ali vitali is reporting on capitol hill. and rmer congressman carlos curbelo is still with us. maybe it is an obvious question. does this report being publicly released with th

and jane's just this astounding -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> she's my hero.me to land this plane. find a nice, soft place. you know. then i met jane at 80. mary was working with her. it's like, oh. no. she had her foot on the gas pedal going 80 miles an hour. she would rehearse and do a show during the day, get on a bus, travel to sacramento to raise money for the service industry. she's just unstoppable. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so anyway -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> what i loved is at the end of the interview, woody said, "i'm so happy i got to meet you, you're amazing." and she went -- she became like 16 and went, "oh, woody, i -- i always thought you didn't like me." but it was like this little coquettish 16-year-old all of a sudden. >> jimmy: why would she think that? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, that's very -- wow. yeah. >> anyway. >> jimmy: even if you're jane fonda, you can be insecure. let's take a break. >> i'm not through. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. i don't know, i feel like -- i almost feel like we're not on television, but i think that's nic

we've got jane king with all of it live. the jane. >> hi, james. good morning. very interesting monthly jobs report number the u.s. added only 12,000 jobs last month. that's the slowest job growth since december 2020. now the hurricanes and the strikes, a boeing in the port certainly had a dampening impact on that. but it was even lower than what we had expected. 4.1%, the unemployment rate government and health care, the only 2 sectors that added workers during the month of october. well, mortgage rates in the u.s. rose for a 5th week in a row. the average for 30 year fixed loan with 6.7 2%. now borrowing costs have climbed since september higher mortgage rates course cutting deeper into the purchasing power for home hunters, which are already struggling to find something affordable. the sharpies are returning to starbucks for the first time in more than 4 years. starbucks reese's will write the name of the the cop now during the pandemic, they put this on hold. and since then, the name has been on the printed sticker that's been placed on the side of the cup.

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