go for oh, for about $400,000 >> i was wondering >> if only i could whistle. >> thank you, jane jane wellsu, jane. great to see you >> she loves those big tractors. >> machines. >> she's the only one that could pull that off. look at that the tire is bigger than she. >> she's knuckling with the tractor on this valentine's day. >> lovely. >> thanks, jane. >>> caterpillar's chart was unbelievable >> caterpillar's chart is unbelievable its valuation isn't great. i would go back to agco. not time for john mellencamp to do farm aid. good times going on in farmland but it's trading three or four turn, around 15 times forward. they had decent numbers and decent guide taking market share in other parts of the world especially in latin america and in south africa so i kind of like agco. >> julie, quick trade on the farm. >> valuations on these are tough and, you know, you think about the return on investment for all of these farmers, they have to make it work pretty quickly because they can't just assume prices will stay as high as they are today. it's tough >> all right up next, final trades. i'm

to get your view as well, jane james, thank you for i ever. 0k, good to get your view as i well, janee are going to get lots of different opinions - time today. thank you. we are going to get lots of different opinions on i to get lots of different opinions on what is happening today. the way electricity prices are set has pushed uk household bills up by £7.2 billion over two years, according to analysis from the not—for—profit climate think tank carbon tracker initiative. gas—fired power stations are the most expensive way to generate electricity, but only make about 40% of all electricity used by uk homes. that means consumers are paying over the odds for power that is generated any other way. let�*s speak to our economics correspondent andy verity. lots of people looking at this story today, obviously because of the cost of living crisis. the energy bills are a bit part —— make a big part of that. iam are a bit part —— make a big part of that. i am wondering why if energy costs a certain amount to generate they are paying over and above that. just tell us in a little more detail wh

jane wells has that story. hi, jane >>> hey, tyler it is another reason to party.es down what about the flu avocado under a buck a piece what year is this? we will have that story and why i have a jalen hurts fat head behind me when we come back. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," everybody. super bowl lvii, if you can believe it, between the philadelphia eagles -- jim cramer's favorite team -- and the kansas city chiefs, just two days away. it is expected to be a record-breaking one when it comes to gambling with more than 50 million people expected to bet $16 billion on the big game. here with more on what's at stake is patrick risch, director of the sports business program at wash university in st. louis. patrick, welcome good to have you with us let's talk about the effect of gambling not on this game

jane: well, i don't know, just make something up. amelia: what? no. [sighs] ok. can be the one who sings. jane: what are you going to put? boy: amelia and jane. both: mm-hmm. boy: yes. [bell rings] [children chattering] girl: "i've never looked to see," replied the lion. popcorn--brody. brody: "i am going to the great oz to ask him to give me some," remarked the scarecrow, "for my head is stuffed with straw." "and i'm going to ask him to give me a heart," said the wood man. and i am going to ask him... teacher: no hats in class, amelia. brody: ...added dorothy. "do you think oz could give me courage?" asked the cowardly lion. popcorn--jane. i mean, amelia. [indistinct chatter] [zips backpack] girl: i've been to 13 states. girl 2: i've been on the drop of death like 7 times. girl 3: well, i have an iguana. girl 4: i've worn makeup before. girl 2: what? really? girl 4: yeah, it's cool. my mom got me a whole set. it has like... [amelia gasps] ugh! jane: amelia, we're gonna be late. amelia: coming! girl: this one's a bear. my god, i have 10 million of these. this one'

there we go. >> it's so exciting to be with jane wells welcome back, everybody. matter who wins, apparently at least consumers will start winning when it comes to this stuff. >> yes because some of your super bowl -- even with food inflation, some of your super bowl snacks are cheaper. the biggest surprise, we'll start with chicken chicken is cheaper now, it's estimated we're going to get 1.5 billion wings this weekend, which would equate to 750 million birds, if you do the math that's a record. how can they be cheaper, you ask, david faber isn't there a bird flu going on? >> yes, isn't there a bird flu >> yes >> i'm glad you asked. much of the avian flu hit the eggs, and they be less susceptible to the flu tyson says we have a meat glut and that is driving down chicken prices also good news, avocados they always seem to be expensive. they are now 23% cheaper than they were a year ago that's good for the guacamole. >> 23% >> 23% >> what happened there just growing more? >> mexico has a bumper crop. they're going bafo for cados south of the border. it's not all go

box" right here on cnbc it is a critical time for the nation's farmers and farm equipment makers jane wellsh that story jane, good morning >> hi, becky yeah, you know, over 100,000 people are expected here to see this and kick the tires. and hear are two trends to watch. the first is electric tractors this is one from feint owned by agco, coming out next year, first in europe. price unknown yesterday. the small evs may not be good yet for a big farm in the midwest. they could be perfect here in california, where you have high-value crops like wine grapes and you can pass along any premium you might pay. and here's a second trend that farmers are watching >> move over, tesla! you're looking at fully autonomous farm equipment from ag tech company. a start-up has a machine being tested at a vineyard for silver oak winery and napa. and then there's this. a driver-optional tractor from monarch that's already on the market it stops when it detects humans. it's being sold for $90,000, but here in california, you can get up to 80% of that covered by state government subsidies these machines reduce

have we reached a peak farming equipment stocks have been on a nice run but is it about to end jane wellshe ag expo where they probably hope no. >> kelly, this may freak you out a little bit that is a driverless tractor from a tech startup called agtonomy which is partnered with bobcat autonomous vehicles save on labor. so a bunch of companies are demonstrating driverless products there's one from monarch which stops when it senses humans. farm equipment stocks have gone up over six months but as you noted farm incomes are going to come down this year. but they'll still be elevated. and even so companies like agco, they say they could have actually sold more tractors but for supply chain problems in 2022 >> i think we're pretty lucky. farmers are starting to see a reduction in some of their input costs while their outputs still remain pretty high >> now, another trend is sustainability you see a lot of electronic tractors here. and this one from new holland that runs on methane yes, from cow manure it allows dairy farmers to make fuel from their own cows >> we are still working through ou

thank you very much, jane. well, as part of our special coverage, knocking a yeah. and to the ukraine war, our environment had it a nic clark while exploring how it's also been a major setback and the fight against climate change. shannon on monday and 16th that he g empty, and also at $230.00 jam t on tuesday. i'll still had here on out his era. medium large dish is in. we returned to a remote village and tequila cut off by 2 powerful earthquakes where ed groups have struggled to deliver vital supplies. wherever you look, the earthquake has left its mark on the landscape on houses, and of course on people's minds. ah, serious dorcas days with one man leading the country through. pleasant to alice's last legitimacy. he needs to step how has he retained control through over a decade of war. we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders won't keep you awake at night. many a reason that could effect any human assert, master of chaos. on all jazeera women run micro businesses are key to center goals

well. thank you jane.165 in cape town. despite being strong favourites to reach the final. england struggled to contain the south africa batters. after a slow start tazmin brits top scored for south africa with 68 as her side finished their 20 overs on 16a forfour. england's batters began their pursuit well but then brits was key in halting that charge... taking catches in the first four wickets to fall including a full stretch dive. the pivotal over came from ayabonga khaka who claimed three victims derailing england's chase. it then boiled down them needing 13 from the final over... but the wickets kept on tumbling. captain heather knight england's last real chance bowled by shabnim ismail. south africa winning by six runs and the celebrations reflecting a troubled build up to the tournament. which opened with a shock defeat of their own to sri lanka. but now they're through to the final where they'll face defending champions australia after a shaky start, harry brook saved the day for england with an un

jane dougall, bbc news. wellefeat to scotland, steve borthwick said the side he inhertited from sacked coach eddiejones "weren't good at anything". he was a little happier with today's performance. i think there were elements that were positive. some things have taken a step forward. we would've liked for things to be a bit better. you have to credit italy to slowing that down. so, i think there were some things that went well but there plenty of things to get better on. he spoke about it in there as well. we weren't happy with where we were last week. some good things we did, a lot of stuff to work on as well. we have wales in the next few weeks and that is a focus to improve in the next few weeks and get a win. exeter have reached the final of the premiership rugby cup after trouncing sale by 46 points to three in their semi — final. the chiefs ran in six tries with tom wyatt one of the scorers. exeter will play london irish in the final at twickenham in late may. a week that began with manchester city being ch

jane says she cannot locate the original email but recalls it well. went to her first "snl" show where she met fallon again and, for the first time, horacio sands. >> in hindsight, it was totally inappropriate for him to be gently touching me in certain ways. his hand on the small of my back or letting his fingers linger a little bit longer. he sort of positioned himself as, like, i'm a big brother, you're my little sister! >> reporter: in the summer of 2001, jane says she and sands began talking over aol messenger. the first messages aren't sexual in nature. "it's me, the real deal." "don't tell anybody, promise?" >> how old were you? >> 16. >> how old was he? >> 32. >> reporter: in the lawsuit jane says the conversations became more sexualized over time. >> he would use humor in our conversations to steer things in a sexual way. >> reporter: jane doe was not able to provide any sexually explicit instant messages from when she was a minor, telling abc news the hard drive she kept them on got refurbished in 2004 which may have deleted them. would you

well, thank you, jane. and thanks the commonwealth club and to our audience for the to have this conversation. thanks. stuart scheller. is a man of controversy and. he came to an event of mine last night night and he spoke about his fight in the military. there were two things that struck me about everything that we talked about last

well, thank you, jane. and thanks the commonwealth club and to our audience for the to have this conversation. thanks.

well, they jane has expressed in support of a wrong and protecting its sovereignty and resisting unilateralism, unbelieving. as a 2nd day of the iranian president's can visits continues. however, the u. s. is called on china to follow washington lead when dealing with the wrong we've engaged with the p r. c and other global stakeholders on to encourage, in this case the p r c, to take steps to counter a run policies that stabilize the region and threaten our partners and our allies, a runs nuclear program, it's ballistic missile program. it's other malign activities and influence are profoundly destabilizing in the region that is, of concern not only to us, it should also be of concern to the r c. china would never do something that putting pressure on one country with sacrifices the benefit of the local people in presidency being said that china supports iran is safeguarding and sovereignty independence, territorial integrity. and national dictating that base in the basement of the relationship diplomatic relationship is also a move that protects the true multilateralism and safeguards the co

well -- >> jane says no. >> some of us had fun. i learned just today -- i was dancing next to rita.lf with glee, i was dancing next to rita. she said today, she admitted she was "dancing down." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dancing down? >> i thought we were toe to toe. >> so my duty as an actress was to not dance as well as anybody. >> oh, come on. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i saw the sweat on your brow, you were trying just as hard as i was. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i got to tell you, i wish -- i feel like the five of us should hang out, right? >> absolutely. >> you're always with jennifer aniston on some island. [ laughter and applause ] >> we see those photographs. >> jimmy: you do? >> jimmy. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: don't tell my wife, okay? [ laughter ] i'm really just the plus-one, to be honest. but it's great to have you guys here. the movie is called "80 for brady." it opens in theaters february 3rd. lily tomlin, jane fonda, rita we'll be right back with jacob latimore. tri-zone. discover the ozempic® in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost som

jane lynch. >> what would madonna do? well, the answer to that question is usually date a younger man. >> from "glee" to "the marvelous mrs. maisel." >> come work on my show. >> do the warm-up. >> she stays on the grind. waiting for years for her big break. >> i was 50 when it happened. so i wasn't like a kid. >> how she stayed committed despite the hardships. her surprising new project 13 years in the works. >>> and gator tale. how this gator ended up in a lake in new york. >> "nightline" will be right back. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe. - (gasps) - geez. jon? idea why - (gasps) we are in a fridge? i'm brie... yeah, i'm jon. so we're brie and...? brie and hamm! and best foods! is that pete davidson? i'm gonna eat you guys. ♪ best foods brings leftovers to life. ♪ meet brett from apartment 2b. he's not letting an overdraft alert get him stressed. he

we buy the book as well, jane , when we the book as well, jane, when we find the book.ow, how do you deal with the pressures of having 89 million people follow you on tiktok? we'll be talking to the dad of sensation addison rae. but first, it's time for the latest headunes first, it's time for the latest headlines with our own . thank headlines with our own. thank you very much. it's 1133. headlines with our own. thank you very much. it's1133. i'm karen in the gb newsroom the prime minister is expected urge western leaders to double down on military support for ukraine. rishi sunak is immune for a security conference will tell allies ukraine needs advanced nato's standard capabilities to counter russian aggression . the counter russian aggression. the conference is being held days before the first anniversary of moscow's . the prime minister moscow's. the prime minister will also discuss the with an ireland protocol in germany , a ireland protocol in germany, a rishi sunak who was greeted by the german chancellor olaf scholz is expected to hold talks with commission pre

good morning, jane. >> hiring a good morning. well, disneyplus lost a net 2.4 million subscribers in the last 3 months of 2022. that marked the streaming service's first decline since they launched in 2019. now the drop in disney plus subscribers which was bigger than expected was especially seen overseas. and the u.s. and canada disneyplus gained about 200,000 subscribers going to the company. well, the average mortgage rate create higher last week after weeks of falling the average rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage rose to 6.1 2% from 6 point o 9%. that's according to freddie mac a year ago that average rate was 3.6 google maps is receiving a host of updates that they say will make it more intuitive to the big new feature is called immersive view. it fuses street view and aerial images to create 3 d representations of specific locations. and is also any updates to live view and to navigation and fury up has recalled some dog to potentially elevated levels of vitamin d. now the fda says it voluntary recalled select lots of the purina

be when he was just in high school, breaking the cover a 4th grader calling him to show one well abroad. jane. he has been the chose, the one can we are all boston. he is abroad. james. greatest legacy is off the field in impacting even election in terms of helping me get body active at different places across the country. where would safety abram here level the politicians in georgia. also speaking our social issues in relation to believe by that that's happening here in the united states, also social justice cause it also has his own. but brian's been a vocal, a person. and that's something that necessarily do in a particular area in the eighty's and ninety's that he brought kareem abdul jabbar activism, the, the jim brown active is a and the mom and i, we acted to the bottom era. so the great of abroad, james has been on the field. he's been a great man, you've been a great bother, a great family, man. you've been a great example for kid, the model themselves app in terms of being a global citizen. okay. and that is all used for, for now back to you fully, sarah. thank you very much for th

you might be when he was just in school breaking the course straight, calling him to show one well abroad jane. he has been the chosen one and we are all boston. he is rated abroad. james, greatest legacy is off the field in impacting even election in terms of helping me get body active at 2 different places across the country. working with safety. abrams here level, the politicians in georgia, also speaking our social issues in relation to believe by that that's happening here in united states. awful. social justice causes also have his own, but brian james been a vocal a person and that's something that athens didn't necessarily do in a particular area in the eighty's and ninety's that he brought kareem abdul jabbar activism that jim brown active is a and the mom and we activate the so the bottom era, so that is great at the brian james has been on the field. you've been a great man, he's been a great bother upgrade family, man. you've been a great example for kid, the model themselves after in terms of being a global citizen. okay. and that is all your support for now. it's now back to nice

i'm jane king back to james. well as borderline insanity. >> thank you very now at 20. but i'm sorry, there's no way the tooth the bucks for here. >> the times are changing. all right. well, on a serious note, a congressional hearing on fence brought some of the biden administration's key drug officials together to take a close look and address how that's now the leading cause of death for americans ages 18 to 45 washington correspondent anna wiernicki has that story. >> good morning. experts told lawmakers that the vast majority of fentanyl comes through several ports of entry and they say stopping it must be a top priority. >> across nation from big cities to small towns. fentanyl is driving a surge of deaths. new jersey democrat bob menendez says fentanyl is in just a border problem. it's an american problem. drug so potent it can kill someone with an amount equivalent to a few grains of salt. it is so lucrative. nothing's going to stop it unless we stop it. democrats and republicans are heard from america's top drug law enforcer on wednesday who says cartels in mexi

all right, jane, thank you very much. >> well, new for you this morning. nikki haley's actually announce her candidacy for president, the former south carolina governor and united nations ambassador becomes the first major challenger to former president donald trump for the 2024 republican nomination. that announcement is an about-face for the former trump cabinet official who said 2 years ago as she would not challenge her former boss for the white house in 2024. haley says she changed her mind in recent months citing need for, quote, generational change in washington. >> well, crews are pulling more survivors from the rubble in turkey and syria. one week after that earthquake struck, crews say they pulled a 13 year-old boy from under a collapsed building yesterday. one of the rare positive stories that we can talk about this morning. volunteers from across the world are they're now working, hoping to find more survivors. >> last night we got like to honk goals and we found that the enduring night and we actually got like a 60 years old woman. out of thei

well, i'm never going to get again, to dance with that girl. because -- gifted baton taller, and some in the school choir, along with her friend jane hanson. >> why do you think you guys hit it off as well as you did? >> gus, we had a lot of things in our life that we're parallel. >> was she what used to call a girly girl? or was she a little bit of a tomboy? what do you remember? >> oh, no. she was a girly girl. >> december 19th, 1979, was a big night for michelle. it was for school choirs christmas banquet at the sheraton inn. with her hair done up to perfection and decked out in her favorite black dress and rabbit for court, she looked like an angel. her nickname was fara. john is michelle's brother in law. >> it was for a faucet majors. the hairdo. >> with that here. >> so, she was farah. >> the it was a school night, after the banquet, michelle asked jean to go with her to the mall. that jane had homework to do. >> so when michelle said let's go to the mall tonight, jane, that was going to work for you? >> correct. i turned her down. >> so, going solo, michelle got in her parents 1972 buick electra and headed off to the brand new westdale ma

jane fonda wig. and i thought, "well, that should work.chool >> i would go like this. put my hair in a ponytail, put it on the top of my head and i'd go like this and i'd go like that and pull it back down. and i thought, "if they're willing to let me look this stupid, i'm willing to do it." [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: that's the best. did everyone -- did everyone know it was a wig? >> everybody knew it was a wig, yeah >> jimmy: they knew it was a a wig. >> there were three of us, ronnie powell, bob collier, and me >> jimmy: i love it. >> bob and ronnie both quit about halfway through. but i stuck it out [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: good for you jane fonda wig i love that, sir before we get into the movie, can we talk about, right now, you're shooting -- you're filming the reboot of "frasier." >> yes [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: this is a big deal people are talking about this. it's exciting. is it strange to revisit a a character that you haven't played in 20 years >> well, it's funny, people used to ask me years ago, you kn

whether it is earth well kept secret to because jane has been talking about this piece planned for the last few days, but it hasn't unveiled it as yet. this morning we've heard from the russian foreign ministry that it was not part of the discussions between china's top diplomat and the russian foreign minister. but it does not rule out that whether this plan has been given to both capitals, moscow and key for them to have a reaction ready before china and builds it. but this is where china wants to be a ever an arbiter which sits in the middle and tries to negotiate between these 2 sides, which remain far apart when it comes to how to end the war. all members and supporters of the russian communist party had been laying floral tributes at the tomb of the unknown soldier in moscow to mark the annual defender of the fatherland de holiday celebrates the formation of the red army in 1918. that's compulsory military service for most russian men. this year's event is even more high profile because the warranty crane or russia has reopened its british to the antics crime in peninsula and ukr

well, let's get to rebecca. rebecca jane, what do you think? they turn this you think?y turn this mess around ? can't turn mess around? they can't turn this around . and i don't this mess around. and i don't want want change want bland. i want change action. so no mean we're talking about the party here who are absolutely embroiled scandal from start to finish from covid times dishing out all the contracts that they did to their friends partygate that have been sacked for the tax affairs. you know we're even talking about paulin know we're even talking about paul in the house of commons, for goodness sakes. they can't turn it around. they shouldn't turn it around. they shouldn't turn it around the public. we should never what they've done because whilst we look all of the sleaze and the scandal that surrounds them, what they also did in the was did in the process was completely destroy completely and utterly destroy our i don't want land. our country. i don't want land. i want change. i want action , i want change. i want action, and i want time for a completely governm

hm, and jam jane that for us in a future. well, still had help me out there. a news report from the philippines were cheap imports and rising transport costs to farmers to double punches and in sport will hear from the former world. number one produced another big come back at the council, right? but you case president says he plans to meet chinese, either shooting, paying to discuss a piece proposal table by beijing. china released as planned for peace between russia and ukraine on friday. the talks between the top chinese, the plotline g and president vladimir putin facing is calling for an end to western sanctions on russia. ukraine says the proposal is a positive side plan stuff set up. first of all, i planned to meet teaching, paying and believe this will be beneficial for countries and for security in the world. we have a large trade turn over with china. the issue is not only the war, the issue that we are states that are interested in maintaining economic relations . i really want to believe that china will not supply weapons to russia. this is very im

what sarah jane has had to say? wellis sense that there's a return recruitment and retention crisis in them in nursing , in retention crisis in them in nursing, in other areas of health care , and at the moment, health care, and at the moment, patient care isn't science as it's often that. and i do agree that that some areas should be protected critical care and a, you know, emergency areas like that. but i think out in the previous strikes of often been undertaken that those areas should be protected. but at the moment you know all manner of works. i've been a registered nurse for an oversight years and i've never previously voted in favour of striking . and the favour of striking. and the thing that's made me vote this time for strike has been the fact that seen the recruitment and retention , you know, how and retention, you know, how when staffing levels a danger was at the moment even without . was at the moment even without. and you know pay has been you know there's been then you know we haven't had a meaningful p

well, that's exactly right . and the that's exactly right. and the janeorts, because what happened rather made it perfectly clear that the reason why many the girls were not believed was they were borrowing a quote , upset racial a quote, upset racial sensitivities . i a quote, upset racial sensitivities. i don't a quote, upset racial sensitivities . i don't care sensitivities. i don't care whether one is asian extraction , white extraction, a is a. a rapist is a rapist. it doesn't make it to total difference to their backgrounds they should all be investigations. they should all be put in bars and should all be put in bars and should to situation that should never to a situation that frankly people's feelings come before those of girls who have been raped. there is no equivalence and i don't care who does the crime as long as they're investigated and no authorities should ever shy away from protecting our young girls and young boys. police with actuaries for some bizarre belief they , might be accused of belief they, might be accused of being racist . no

well. live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to james.ht, jane, thank you as always. have a great day. thank you. >> 7.19 right now and happening today, attorney general rob bonta is set to announce arrests of people he says were involved in a big retail theft ring. yeah. now he says that their main target for apple stores, the targets of these thieves, crawford's camila barco standing by the newsroom to explain community mourning. >> good morning. bonton chp say those strings. a string of thefts took place in multiple states and they'll make an announcement later this morning here in san francisco on the bay area's no stranger to robberies at apple stores. in fact, 2 of the most recent robberies at the technology store took place in palo alto and berkeley this past december. but this video that you'll see shows people robbing apple stores in the east bay dating back to 2018. this surveillance footage caught these 4 men storming it in an apple store in walnut creek. police say that they grabbed iphones and computers worth $30,000 tell ano

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well, those are records we don't like to break. jane king live the nasdaq with these stories and more a j. >> yeah, james. and we're getting closer to a trillion dollars in credit card debt. so total credit card debt reached a record 930 billion in the 4th quarter of last year. according to transunion is balances rise. so do delinquency. so transunion says the average owed is just over $5800. the average credit card interest rate stands at 21.6% quite a while have southwest executives face a senate hearing this week following the holiday meltdown. the chief operating officer will face questions from lawmakers. so the carrier canceled almost 17,000 flights in the final 10 days of december and prices of the most popular valentine's gifts increased compared to last year. but the rate of inflation is starting to ease. candy is up the most. 25 1% according to data analysis, firm pattern. but inflation is easing for wine and candles and kfc is rolling out. new chicken wraps nationwide today after a successful test launch in atlanta. 2 differe

jane? i would be a partial mediator. you said that west is not by. do you think that's possible? well, it's not. i think it's a question of whether the west excess and china as a, as a possible broker. it's ukraine and russia, 1st of all, 1st and foremost from having to accept a mediator. and i'm pretty sure that russia would be more than happy to accept china as a mediator. but i don't think that ukraine would agree to that seeing as high as anything but a neutral player. i'm in this war and is politically and has been politically supporting russia from, from the very beginning. and i just fight choose to point out that i find the wording. it is european or western. unfortunate because it is not. we're talking about russia's war of aggression against crane and not a conflict between russia and the west. i have to stop you there. island. sorry, been running out of time. and one of of you us on youtube osgood quads, pardon me? 5 didn't of i mispronounced the name has didn't the enemy doesn't care if you are a pacifist or not, he will not. he will come, no matter in what you believe. if you are al

reading and i know that you love reading as well, but i hear that you got into studying extraterrestrial life, i think that this is interesting too. >> janeton, obama, what about extraterrestrials? and they are all alike, they are hedging it, even -- trump who will say anything, they are hedging it. there's something out there. first of all, we are one planet, a tiny one at that and any huge galaxy in an infinite universe, there has to be life somewhere else. >> kelly: of course humanity is like we are the only one, it's so egocentric. >> jane: that is such a quality of humanity and they are all watching us laughing and crying at the same time. because we have this selfishness we cannot see past our own boundaries. >> kelly: what do we think will be like us? it might be completely different. >> jane: two things that they just shot down and not talking about the chinese spy balloon, but the two other things were unmanned, so i don't know. they still have not said what it is an area 51 did not go away, it became something else that became even more classified. >> kelly: wanted it be funny if it was just some hillbilly? like i'm going to put

jane dougall is here to tell us more. the statistics are pretty damning, how widespread is this? well going to run you through the stats first. of the 927 who responded to this questionnaire, 908 said most had experienced verbal abuse. unacceptable, but perhaps not surprising. what was astonishing was the 293 who said they'd been physically assaulted. now i've spoken to a few amateur referees about theirs and it's been a real eye—opener. one in particular, ryan crabtree who referees in land transfer was chased off the pitch by a whole team. he had to hide down an alleyway and understandably he was terrified. some referees even say that the parents at children's matches are even worse. i spoke to megan belcher, who was officiating at an under 14 smacks, and she was attacked by the father of a child. she was just 16 at the time. t’ire she was 'ust 16 at the time. i've had she wasjust 16 at the time. i've had people _ she wasjust 16 at the time. i've had people come _ she was just 16 at the time. i've had people come up to me when i been on the _ had people come up to me when i been on t

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explanation to the reporters in the ben franklin room as well as to the public watching those press conference world wide. why he is not traveling to bay jane this coming weekend at the request of the u. s. president joe biden, it's a because the biden administration has taken the position that the deployment of what it considers to be a chinese surveillance on aircraft is a violation of usaa air space, a violation of u. s. sovereignty. and thus it would be inappropriate for the usaa to send its top diplomat to beijing at that time. what tub lincoln told of those watching was that he had a conversation with his chinese counterpart, won ye on friday morning, explaining why he was a postponing the trip. and definitely officials have briefed reporters throughout the day. not just here at the stake department, but also at the white house, indicating that this is a situation where the usaa does not believe that the agenda that had been anticipated for discussion could be adequately addressed. that things would become very narrowly focused because of the appearance of this surveillance on aircraft in u. s. airspace. and so while on blinking stres

well. that's when they confirmed she was a match to the jane doe believed to be a second or third cousin ofhought that, you know, i could be possibly, you know, her family member because of the same ancestry. she might have been an illegitimate child of one of my grandmother's brothers. >> reporter: while this case has yet to be solved, genealogy websites have been critical in solving a string of recent cold cases taking down people like the golden state killer and the man who killed college student helene prisinski after evading authorities for decades and just last month a public database helped identify bryan kohberger as the suspect in the killing of those four idaho university students. >> privacy i think is a big concern of many people in reference to these investigative genealogy cases. i think there's going to be more challenges to it as more law enforcement agencies actually use genealogy. it really is in many cases a vital tool to solving the case. >> reporter: well, in a statement to abc news, 23 and me is stressing that they respect people's privacy and that they say that police

well. i am looking - forward to it. enjoy the game jane. forward to it. enjoy the gamejane. wearing the onelove armband at this month�*s arnold clark cup. it comes after czech republic internationaljakub jankto announced he is gay. england play south korea tomorrow. where a score that promotes inclusivity and equality. we have a number of people that feel very strongly about it. i think it�*s not even a question for us really. seen on other men�*s players step out and be as brave as they can be and potentially change their whole life. and they don�*t know what�*s coming. for us to stand in solidarity with thatis for us to stand in solidarity with that is important to us. it is something we have always done and something we have always done and something we have always done and something we will continue to do. like i said, we are notjust impacted football we are trying to have a positive impact on society. that is all your support for now. nato members are trying to ramp up supplies for russia. underground in ukraine russia says it is broken through to ukrainian defences on

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. >> here's jane saw hear the crackling of the fire. you see the huge plumes of smoke. well, that all caught the attention of lots of people throughout the east bay tonight. just a really scary scene there. a fire started in the oakland hills this quickly spread to a couple other homes. this is on. >> can drive. fortunately, nobody was injured in the fire, but it certainly had a lot of people on edge in the neighborhood once destroyed by a fire storm in the early 1990's. our conference and thorne has the latest. >> crews have been on scene here for several hours after a fire chewed through 3 homes here in the oakland hills. we've learned this fire first broke out around 4 o'clock thursday afternoon. >> 50 firefighters rushing to the scene to battle the fast-moving flames. are cameras capturing the fire burning through one of those houses. smoke was seen billowing up into the sky as firefighters doused the flames that spoke was visible for miles throughout the east bay. neighbors are reacting to the blaze. >> first i heard the helicopter didn't hear any sirens. but when i hea

jane beth robbie, who joins us live now from cave. they want more. can you tell us about the fighting in back? no. well certainly, we've been hearing about buck moved for many weeks now. that city has been under siege for and contested for well over 6 months at this stage. but we're hearing now is a ratcheting up of the fighting. no doubt, that the chief of wagner. if guinea pig machine is under pressure to deliver a decisive victory there for the kremlin ahead of the one year anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. and he has said that the fighting there is fear something that really. ringback lines up squarely with what the ukranian government and keith has been saying, president of a lot of years zalinski consistently saying that the fighting there is getting more difficult. that is getting tougher. that move is a fortress for ukraine. they will not give up without a fight. they will fight as long as it can. but his latest comments seem to suggest that the situation there may be a little bit glib for the ukranian, seemingly preparing his country for what might be a setback. that might be set