now here is author janine di giovanni. >> senior fellow janine di giovanni has been with us since 2018. she's a columnist on foreign policy, an award winning author and journalist. she has dedicated her life to courageous work in war zones, in conflict, in humanitarian crises around the world. she has reported extensively on the front line as a firsthand witness from the middle east, the balkans, across africa, and from south, southeast, and central asia. and we're so thankful to have here at jackson, teaching classes that draw upon these incredible experiences. she was a recipient of the prestigious guggenheim fellowship which enabled her to travel and report extensively from gaza, iraq, syria, and egypt for "the vanishing." and the book really is an intimate portrait of her own faith journey as a conflict reporter for more than 35 years as well as the heartbreaking challenges confronting ancient christian communities in the middle east. and we're delighted to have janine with us today. i'm going to ask a few questions just to sort of get it going, but i want to keep this informal and

janine is behind the biggest metaverse property sale.t is fascinating is we came in with bitcoin as the underlying technology and then this year, it was about meme stocks and that it felt like an fts are this new frontier -- an fts are this new frontier. are we getting it right when it comes to nft's? >> i think you are fine. a lot a people don't understand them still. we are starting to see a proliferation of companies, corporations trying to tackle the nft market and a lot of them are getting it wrong, they are not spending the time to understand what is driving the nft market, they are looking to make a quick buck. the ceos do something in evan fts -- in nft's. people are not thinking about the long-term implications. it could erode the fabric of the community sitting behind nft projects. taylor: what is that long-term perspective for the company's getting it right? what are they doing? janine: crypto is anticorporate so big corporations are antithetical to an fts -- to nft's. the ones getting it right start with the community, i does

i'm also a student of janine's. thank you for this. my question is i wonder what the long-term, like real sustainable solution would be for these minorities? i mean, not to lessen the crisis of the middle east but even racial minorities like populations in different arab and middle east countries face really, whether it's legal or culture or society but yes, solutions, i guess like what legal, what in the country, you know, might change come should happen? and also to tie back, i'm thinking here what about the christian minorities and such? how do they see themselves? is it more like a nationalist vision of i am palestinian, i am -- or is it more like a pincushion, like will save me? to tie that i guess kind of to the case of -- power of the christians involved in the arab spring? how much is their loyalty to the country versus, like you know, because we seem to go on and on but -- [inaudible] with the west for whatever, not part of us but i can imagine also i grew up in yemen in 2011 and kind of like feeling the arab spring in really

of we have been here for 2,000 years. >> janine di giovanni, pleasure.cinating, fascinating book. >> thank you so much. >>> next on "gps" -- ♪ when beethoven died, he left behind nine symphonies as you probably know. but did you know he started a tenth? the fascinating story of the humans and machine that completed it. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org >>> and now for the next big idea. ♪ most of us know the four notes that come next. ♪ this is, of course, lud individual van beige hovan's first symphony first performed in 1908. in his lifetime the prolific german composer produced more than 700 works, including his famous nine symphonies. ♪ beethoven was actually working on his tenth symphony when he died in 1827 at the age of 56. ♪ but he had already scratched out sparse musical sketches leaving future musicians to wonder what would have come next? nearly t

what is it specifically you hope people take from your family's story, janine?e wonderful. they were very compassionate and very nice. but there was a lot of people who were just vile and hateful. and the kids are reading this. things like they deserved it. some horrible things. and i think we all need to take a moment to be more caring and compassionate to each other. and if covid has taught us nothing else, it's that all of us have been affected by this and maybe it's time to reach out and be a little nicer and more compassionate towards people and stop with the hateful words all the time on the internet. it's gotten to a point where it's just -- people are getting off social media, people have stopped tuning in to things. people just need to be nicer. >> yeah. i will wholeheartedly second that. grace, kindness goes a long way. elian, i mentioned you are a football player, star left tackle. and i know you have an important tradition you had started this year before each game. it's a really beautiful tribute. do you mind sharing that with us? >> yeah. i would w

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now here's author janine di giovanni. >> jackson, sr.fellow janine di giovanni has been with us since 2018. she's a columnist of foreign policy and award-winning author and journalist. she has dedicated her life to courageous work in war zones, in conflicts and humanitarian crises around the world pictures reported extensively on the front line as a first-hand witness from the middle east, the balkans, across africa, and from south southeast in central asia, and we are so thankful to have her here at jackson teaching classes that draw upon these just incre

now here is author janine di giovanni. >> senior fellow janine di giovanni has been with us since 2018. she's a columnist on foreign policy, an award winning author and journalist. she has dedicated her life to courageous work in war zones, in conflict, in humanitarian crises around the world. she has reported extensively on the front line as a firsthand witness from the middle east, the balkans, across afca

he stayed out all the way through the overnight hours looking for his wife janine. story of trying to rescue as many as possible, helping as much as he could, but still not able to find his own wife. >> i want to find my wife. i want to know she's still somewhere safe. i hope she's somewhere safe. baby, please call me. i'm looking for you, baby, we're all looking for you right now. [ crying ] >> reporter: that was so hard to hear, again, hard to hear the first time. when i spoke with him, ivy williams, he said that he had been with his wife janine williams for over 30 years. they have kids, they have grandkids. they built that lives in paducah, kentucky, not far from here. he left the site, going to neighboring hospitals in different cities, trying to see if his wife showed up there. boris, amara? >> just gutting to hear ivy share that with you, knowing he's one of the many people looking for loved ones this morning. thank you so much. >>> i want to bring in now the governor of kentucky, andy beshear. i'm sorry we have to speak under these circumstances, but first o

janine lawson of virginia, esther joy king of illinois, and caroline levitt of new hampshire.blue district read and you are running for congress. let's start -- let's start with you, tell us what you were up to. >> thanks for having us, i am running in my home district, new hampshire's first congressional district to unseat my representative chris pavitt's, he does a fantastic job of walking, talking, and acting like a moderate but he pulls like a radical democrat and he is out of touch with the needs of families of my own in new hampshire. i'm running to unseat him. and i'm running to change hearts and minds of young people. and generation z and the truth is as republicans we need to take a hard look at the mirror. my generation voted overwhelmingly for joe biden, for nancy pelosi, they believe in their socialist agenda so we need to change minds of young people and that's why money for congress. >> tammy: we sure do, especially because we got a dynamic here and people think they are always going be fine. people think their votes don't count or this is just a game but you kno

have you heard about janine williams? unfortunately, i haven't. that is a story we have heard from so many people here, looking for one of more than 100 who are still unaccounted for. >> my gosh, that's devastating. all of it scattered, that's just a portion of the debris field was caught off by surprise, and these storms just swept through, devastating, flattening so many businesses and homes. nadia, we'll check back with you. allison chinchar, we'll talk about the weather pattern and what was experienced to what is seeming to be historic proportions. >> the storm itself has weakened some, but it's not gone entirely. we still have an ongoing threat, so isolated tornadoes, damaging winds all still possible. as the day goes on. it's a provided why swath stretching from maine all the way back to louisiana, but it's the central and southern portion we're most concerned about. we have severe thunderstorms warnings, and these are the areas we'll be most concerned about. so far, a lot of damage has already been done. over 30 tornado reports, nearly 200

no confirmation on his wife, janine williams.hat's over at the candle factory, but the entire town of mayfield looks like this. you can see the rubble behind me. it really does look like a bomb went off all throughout this town, not just in that one area. as you go through the town, we're on the corner of eighth and broadway, right next to the courthouse here, but you can hardly tell that's where we are because every corner looks the same. you just have these downed poles everywhere and trees and debris, and this is the power line here. there's no power anywhere in this city. that is a big problem because it is so cold. that means people don't have heat. if you are still in your house and buried under all of this, how can someone find you and hear your cries and get you out. that's what makes this storm so dangerous, so deadly, specially this time of year. we spoke with a woman who was in her home in mayfield when the tornadoed happened, and this is her story of survival. >> this was my home until last night. me and him will be a

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and an introduction to conducting i think it's as old as janine good hand. it's basically the left hand is more responsible for phrasing and for the sound on fuel clock to then blank. yeah. a few items. it's very important for the q is an opera, right? so the orchestra can be lad with the right hand, and cues can be given to the singers, but the lack jessica. but really the right hand goes on. tut tut, tut. lynn, if is an exceptional conductor, in many ways, her strengths include her powerful musical imagination and her unwavering determination to put her ideas into practice with the orchestra room. like here, as she conducts leonard bernstein to cut ish, a coral symphony that refers to the jewish prayer that is sung for the dead. ah this was at the live mozart festival, which she founded in 2017 ah, ah ah ah, the event is named for its patron friends is eva mozart, son of wolfgang amadeus mozart. he lived taught and performed concerts in live for more than 2 decades. there is a plan to place a sculpture of friends as eva mozart in this square oksana lives t

so the reseller mother, a hedge, i'm dick and will say, didn't miss janine, why not biskin, elmore? a dma deal is like one more time a spend on the shame that the year are sir trauma. manisha. sure. that the oh, blazing at the shane delta dental for rough mays and maria theresa, this is her right. is a sister is no, he lives via bombs, through bow top met sir ala, all outage and kindred location whiskey. can customer with our lab you? andy huss. mohammed the death. allen? i will. no i came. whisky mal bullies, woollen whiskey, mom, al card you william whisky will. langdon, dean, eli, home ziff, a new become foster conduct that called 3 are about of mark and a cut super liquor here. like the sir because mix the classmate i foster rhetoric. the nurse brought me next luasa, and was gonna turn your machine ah, by the la la sticker li jose not unplug it. will hinder maloof puzzle? not rearrange, mama's jani. go with it, or not normal, the new, the vehicle. so here it am all on the software and the car. so how he went from one on the thought of onto this as far as the least monica with ho

i suppose you'd call a janine and he has 300000000 dollar i m f loan. why was it important to have because the i'm, i wouldn't have allowed you to bring back on the democratic control these industries. no, no, you know, even if it currently we would have a agreement with, i mean, we can broken any time as we did in 2006 when i was there, a miniature of economy or my country. we didn't have when, when, during, during the eval marlisa presidents you, we never had any agreement with the i m f and we did better in economy. and also at this time, i mean the i m f, the only the only principle that i am ever has when you signed an agreement with them is the conditions of the credit. not only because $300000000.00, you know, i opened the international market for believe so i can go to the market each or for the me the $1000000.00 us dollars, but it easily. now. so $300000000.00. it's not a huge money. you know, for as the problem is right of a hotel room, you know, when you st. and agree with the i am if you have to follow all the requirements, all the conditio

lasting more than 2 days ended before dawn on sunday is really troops detaining 6 palestinians near janine and the occupied west bank 2 suspects and a deadly shooting attack for others accused of helping them. israel security service says the men belong to palestinian islamic jihad. i couple thought there was a success in closing a circle around the terrorists in a very short space of time without allowing them to disappear into the field of those days. attack kill 25 year old is ready, set lay hood, a dement man injuring to others in the car. he was traveling and they were leaving the illegal outpost of hamish in the northern west bank officially withdrawn from in 2005, but still operating as the site of a jewish religious seminary. the shooting here was the latest and assertive attacks carried out by palestinians against israelis in recent weeks. but it also comes in the context of intensifying settler violence targeting palestinians here in the occupied west bank. just hours after the shooting and dozens of kilometers away, a group of settlers attacked her whom in the village of car you

. >> janine has been with us is 2018. she's a columnist of foreign-policy and award-winning author and journalist . she has dedicated her life to courageous work in war zones and humanitarian crisis around the world. she has reported extensively on the front line is a first-hand witness from the middle east, the balkans, across africa and from southeast and central asia and were so thankful to have her here teaching classes that draw on these just incredible experiences. she was a recipient of

most, every shop, every house in jerusalem and then next they will tell you ok elections without janine lectures without what kind of accept this data. it is crucial to continue with our friends with all this, the national support you've seen, what happened to me, the inspiration of the streets of london and the streets of washington and chicago . new york got all right, thank you very much. that's it for one of your favorite shows of last season. we'll be back on wednesday, the 12th of january, but until then stay safe. and you can watch all our interviews by subscribing to our youtube channel and falling us on all our social media. a financial survival guide. stacy, let's learn about be allowed. let's say i'm actually in your group from greece on base of the site. wall street pod thank you for helping with enjoy. 6 that right fell out eager slavery to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful

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every shop, every house in jerusalem and then next long, they will tell you ok elections without janine elections without what kind of accept this. so it is crucial to continue with our friends with all this notion of support. you've seen what happened in may the inspiration of the streets of london and the streets of washington and chicago, new york. oh, thank you very much. that's it for one of your favorite shows of the last season. we'll be back on wednesday, the 12th of january, but until then stay safe. and you can watch all our interviews by subscribing to our youtube channel and falling us on all our social media. again today, the morning, the legendary expires 9 other planet pontine match. nice to see the holidays. those diagnosed with cancer in 2000. so when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable, i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic, please. in america, all florida, one of florida is biggest industries and best kept secrets, is fostering and the biggest player in $85000000000.00 industry is mosaic. and i, there are reports of mi

every shop, every house in jerusalem and then next long, they will tell you ok elections without janine it shows with what kind of accept this is crucial to continue with our friends with all this, the national support, you see what happened to me, the inspiration in the streets of london and the streets of washington, chicago, new york. got it. all right, thank you very much. that's it for one of your favorite shows of the last season. we'll be back on wednesday, the 12th of january, but until then stay safe. and you can watch all our interviews by subscribing to our youtube channel and falling us on all our social media ah, in colorado, became a test bed for medical, and then later recreational marijuana and it started with something so innocent. i was wanting to socialize. everybody does it so i cannot and then it just keeps going and going and going. i'm just going to do it one. yeah. and then it's, i'm just going to try this one and then you never do it again because they want my phone because i'm on and i'm right on inside. okay. and you surround yourself with people who are encou

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[applause] >> janine lawa. [applause] >> last but not least, the last honoree is randy burns who could not be here unfortunately be that doesn't mean we can't give him a round of applause. [applause] >> in addition to the certificate and necklaces, the staff also obtained these beautiful shaws for all our honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. ls fo honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. >> as many of you know, but some may not, every tribe has their own tradition and customs for honoring someone. intertribal communities, we do the best of what we know and what we got. in our way, we honor with gifts and shawls and blankets, all types of things. that's why we have these gifts for our honorees. >> we would like to call upon all nations for an honor song. please stand if you are able. >> thank you all nations for that honor song and thank you so much to our advisory committee. you all may be seated now. [applause] >> as april mentioned earlier, this past year and a half or however many

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this year, up 42% as oil and gas prices have risen even with the recent volatility let's bring in janine way. analyst at barkley's thank you for being here. >> thanks for having barkley's, frank. >>> a lot of volatility due to omicron, oil not the only sector seeing that volatility prices up 2% right now is this the time for consumers to jump in or are you concerned about the demand with the variant? >> that's a good question. overall we remain constructive although like you just said, prices are likely to be more volatile in the near term than we thought given the omicron variant. but our companies are equipped to handle the volatility in the market. >> oil prices have spiked over the last year. i have a look at regular unled, go to the pump it's about 50% higher are we reaching peak oil is this where demand reaches peak or is there more demand out there pushing prices higher. >> it's up in the air given where the omicron variant is it's early, we're still assessing the data we don't think we're at peak oil right now. but i think between seeing how omicron variant is going to play out a

. >> janine has been with us is 2018.she's a columnist of foreign-policy and award-winning author and journalist . she has dedicated her life to courageous work in war zones and humanitarian crisis around the world. she has reported extensively on the front line

. >> janine has been with us is 2018.she's a columnist of foreign-policy and award-winning author and journalist . she has dedicated her life to courageous work in war zones and humanitarian crisis around the world. she has reported extensively on the front line

. >> reporter: among the victims, janine williams working overtime ahead of the holidays. her husband rushed out to work for her friday night. >> i just love her to death. we got three grandkids. i want to find my wife. i want to find her. >> at that candle factory tonight, there are complications that we're not seeing anywhere else. the smell of candles is still drifting all over that site. officials say that's complicated efforts because it's throwing the search dogs off their mark. the search dogs they're trying to send in to help find people in that rubble. also we got word tonight that president biden is going to be coming here on wednesday to survey some of the damage. >> brian, thank you very much. brian todd on the scene. let's go to illinois where an amazon warehouse was hit by a tornado, collapsing with workers trapped inside. six people are now confirmed dead. cnn's polo sandoval is live on the scene. the warehouse took a direct hit. what are you seeing? what are you hearing? what's the latest? >> reporter: what we heard from ill know's governor is that local of