her name is jenna marshall. jenna is the store manager at the subway on government hill in anchorage. it's a frequent lunch spot for me, and we always get great service at jenna's store.. jenna is busy working, raising a family, and making ends meet. she doesn't have the time to fly to juneau or the resources to hire a lobbyist to influence us. she has two kids. dylan is four, and matthew is 14, and he's here tonight as well. folks like jenna often work when the rest of us are off. they work late at night when our day is over. they get up early, and they don't have time to be tired. at one time in our lives, most of us were just like her. jenna is here tonight to represent the alaskans who aren't here every day walking the halls and visiting your offices. she's here to remind us, the 61 of us in this room, who we really work for. i work for her. you work for her. it's families like jenna's who benefit the most from the pfd. they're the ones impacted the most when the pfd is shorted. some of the special interests

folks like jenna often work when the rest of us are off. they work late at night when our day is over. they get up early and they don't have time to be tired. she's here to remind us all 61 of us in this room who we really work for. i work for her, you work for her. it's families like jenna's that benefit the most. they are the ones impacted the most. some of the special interest or some members to have press why i wonder why i fight for the pfd or want me to give up on it entirely. reason i fight for pfd it's because it's an alaskan institution and benefits the working families of alaska. [applause] jenna represents thousands, hundreds of thousands of alaskans just like her who don't have the time to think a lot about politics. now let's be honest, for politicians like us, if there isn't somebody lobbying on your behalf it can be easy to forget about folks likes jenna. if folks like -- if folks like jenna do think about politics, we are just hoping people like us do the right thing by them. jenna wants to get to work on safe roads. that is

jenna will play match maker.ing all up in that grass as if she doesn't have allergies? yeah. nice. my name's cody archie. and i'm erica. cody: and we're first generation ranchers from central texas. erica: and because of tiktok, we're able to show people from all over the world where their food and fiber come from. cody: we have dorper sheep and we have beef cattle for the sole purpose of going into the food chain. we use tiktok as a tool to inform people of what we do and why we do it. there's just a plethora of knowledge and of information swapping going on there. tiktok is helping us protect this way of life for future generations. with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles to help me out. splurgy tina loves a hotel near rodeo drive. oh tina! wild tina booked a farm stay to ride this horse. glenn close?! with millions of possibilities you can book whoever you want to be. that's my line! booking.com booking.yeah sometimes jonah wrestles with falling aslee

joining me now is secretary of state of colorado, jenna griswold, who was named as a party in the 14th amendment supreme court case on thursday. and also with us is noah bookbinder, president of citizens with responsibility and ethics in washington. an organization that filed the lawsuit on behalf of colorado voters. know what, thank you for being with me this morning. the justices really did seem skeptical about this case. many of the court watchers, including myself, tend to think there is a good chance that trump is going to be allowed to stay on the ballot. you probably watched this, i'm assuming. what did you think? how do you think it went? >> we always knew the supreme court was going to have a lot of say in this. what we are asking them to do was to decide one of a former candidates a leading potential -- and we never had a president in power after losing an election, including by inciting a violent insurrection. of course, there will be a lot of tough questions. there were tough questions -- we know a lot of those were geared to us. we were asking something extraordinary. the

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. >> and jenna ortega. >> and jenna ortega., wait, is there an idea for me? barron's likes pepsi, and there's really three reasons. one is it was a weak performer in 2013. the stock dropped about 6%. so we like it for the bouncebac- jack: in 2023, right? >> in 2023. i think i said 2016. [laughter] so it was partly the problem of weight loss drugs and ozempic and people wondering if we were going to stack enough. so andrew berry says that was overdone, cites some analyst. he likes that stock. there's also accelerated earnings growth. they've grown earnings about 5% for the past 10 years, wall street sees that going to 8. that was pointed out by our friend jacob. and my personal favorite, it's a dividend aa risk accurate. it's raised its democrat for more than 25 straight years, so we like pepsi. jackie: jack: and who do we like for the super bowl? >> patrick mama moments. -- mahomes. we'll go with the chiefs. jack: i agree. kelce is like brady or aid edelman or, really sorry, ben, montana, rice. [laughter] quickly, some interest

michael keaton returns as the ghost with the most while jenna or jenna ordega leads people into it. >onica bellucci good news for america. you won't have to keep watching the same episodes of "suits" on repeat there will be a companion. the order for the spinoff follows the resurgence in popularity for the original after its debut on streaming platforms. the show will focus on new characters, but the original star, one of them, patrick j. adams, he hasn't ruled out returning if he was asked. it's so fun. people are like, i love it you need to jump on it >> i can't watch it, though if louis is not in it louis is not in it >>> when we come back, why se cs nothflap som drones are being recalled. some drones are being recalled. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told

jenna, thanks for the update.hanks, jenna. >> the oakland jewish alliance is calling for an investigation into alleged civil rights violations at a contentious city council meeting in november. the group says that the november 27th meeting on a possible ceasefire resolution led to what they call a form for, quote, open and hostile expression of anti-semitism. they say that an anti-israel crowd expressed hateful views and intimidated jewish speakers in violation of state and federal law. they are asking the city administrator and the state attorney general to investigate. we have reached out to the city of oakland for comment. >> all righty. we'll take a look at that long range model right off the bat, just so you can get an idea what that five day is going to look like in a few minutes. the weather is going to be nice the next couple of days with clouds, and then we get into something wednesday and then again on kind of friday night into saturday and sunday. so you'll see it depicted here in kind of a broad brush

thank you so much, jenna.hank you to the atlantic council for hosting this, and i look forward to the discussion. >> great. well, thanks to congressman castro for that summary of the report. got to some of the tent poles, which is great.su saved some work for the rest of us. but let's get right into it. it's obviously a challenging time in the region. we've seen the threat e from china pop up right in our backyards here in the united states and not to mention, of course, in the region in latin america, in the caribbean, spy stations, satellites, even, of course, a giant spy balloon that overflew most of the united states which i'm sure you're all well aware of. just briefly want to introduce my panelists before we jump in. joining us virtually we have daniel erickson, deputy assistant secretary of defense for the western hemisphere. at the table, dr. matt crane, vice president and senior director of the scowcroft center and important to me as a foreign policy writer. he's a columnist at foreign policy magazine

so jenna bush got engaged while i was secretary and it was decided away that the reception would be in crawford texas at the ranch. but shortly after planning heard from mrs. bush and she said amy the wedding in crawford is not going to be that big. and we have so many family members that aren't going to be able to attend as. well, as many of the teachers that jenna has taught with over the years, i think we have to have a white house reception. so i believe her wedding was mid-spring we ended up in june doing i believe it was in june. julianna event at the white house. and it was a really special event. she did not wear her wedding dress, but we did many things that were very similar to the actual in texas with the same flowers and the largest wedding she chose to have the marine band play. and it was really an old fashioned, traditional white house event. and bush said, you know, many of the people, many of the schoolteachers, that jenna's taught with would probably rather come to a white house event anyway than go to a tent in texas. and it was superficial, old friends, their closes

. ♪ >> thursday, treasury secretary jenna yellen testifies on financial stability and the u.s.conomy before the senate banking committee. live coverage starts 9:00 a.m.

in the crowds, then, jenna brown, who at the sprightly age of 105, was guest of honour at today's openingrince of wales opened it. yes. here you are now at the third river crossing. seeing that open, too! it's a wonderful thing, what they've done. voiceover: for more stories from across the uk, - head to the bbc news website. vmcsovsk: bbc news - - bringing you different stories from across the uk. going missing carers whose loved ones have dementia it is a nightmare. kate has direct experience. just over a year ago john went looking for her when she was out. fortunately, she'd signed up to the police's dementia safeguarding scheme just five days before. i was very relieved when he came back because you get that rising panic and you're trying to keep calm. but thankfully, the general public and the safeguarding system with the yellow tags helped. so you can't walk past somebody in the street and it willjust pick up. you have to get really close like you would if you are paying for something in a shop. then when the wristband is tappped, then you can immediately call the wearer's next of k

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treasury secretary jenna yellen on the hill today saying she is watching the situation around regional banks and commercial real estate closely adding that she is concerned but thinks it is manageable. those are her words. keeping an eye on yields, they are holding firm following comments from loretta mr. rate cuts later this year are likely appropriate while also throwing some kohl's water on the idea of that first one coming in march. it takes us to our talk of the tip. the state of this rally whether it matters whether it is broad enough. let's ask anastasia and also. welcome back. that is the debate. it all -- all roads lead to that. too narrow or no big deal? >> it is the new year and hold but it's the same story, we have all been calling for the broadening of the rally and whether it is a profitable tech equal cap s&p 500, none of that is delivered. but it boils down to one simple thing which is, we don't know when the fed is going to cut rates. there is greater hopes that the fed may cut in march. that is having to be pushed back . that's what all of those catchup trades are in

but at this point, they're going to call her jenna moreno. they say she got into the west side of the church around 155 houston time yesterday afternoon. now, the houston police chief, troy finner, said it was not a breach of security that got her inside. more likely, she pointed a weapon at a security guard to get in and that once she got in, she started opening fire almost immediately before two off-duty officers returned fire. one of those off duty officers working security at the church was from the houston police department, another from the texas alcoholic beverage commission. now, this was described as, quote, a few minute gun battle by investigators just a few minutes ago. and they also reiterated that she did have her seven year old son with her at the time, and that he was shot in the head as and is in critical condition. it's unknown if she shot him, if he was being used as some kind of a shield, or if it was the officers who shot him. now police chief finner said the officer was wearing a body camera and it will be reviewed to she

jenna. what's the um, what? what are you here for? a vain wow. view. the the, you know she must them is. i'm know it's because that's the case. she was at the door a vehicle. the 1st let her know. i know by the way they move vehicle agents maybe like right. so he didn't just like you know just talking about but he did it anyway. anyway. that's the only vehicle. okay. now what are you a $915.00 and what are you here for the wrong place? at the wrong time. okay. i'm here for carrying a legal fire on outside of i've only been here for think a month. i've been on house arrest braces for a month and 2 days we've been hired on my uh lookout watch to and out of it. and i forgot all righty for like how long by like a year. yeah. i've been telling a nissan, like retail is on gama program and pass and a mr. dan has his cell, the miss sandy loan investment level that got in love with that man. cuz when they don't be, they help me out when you get this message, this case, i'm so sorry i got a i got a hold of you for possibly to the body to body, but i didn't under

how do you, jenna? what's the um, what, what are you here for? a vain wow. view. the least so she must them is i'm know. so that's the case you. what is it the door a vehicle? the 1st let her know. i know by the way they move vehicle agents maybe like right. so he didn't just like you know just talking about but he did it anyway. anyway. that's the vehicle. okay. now what are you a $915.00 and what are you here for the wrong place at the wrong time. okay. i'm here for carrying a legal fire um outside of i've only been here for think of a month. i've been on house arrest bracelet for a month and 2 days we've been hired on my account was to and then and i forgot all righty for like how long by like a year. yeah. i've been tell it and it's not like retail is ongoing. my program in the past and mr. dan, his out the miss cindy, loan investment level that got in love with that man, because when they don't use a healthy, how do you get this message this case and say shot. so i was like, well, i got a pre to every single day. i gotta get off the job itself for the body to

. ♪ >> thursday, treasury secretary jenna yellen testifies on financial stability and the u.s.conomy before the senate banking committee. live coverage starts 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> house democratic leaders held a news conference as they began their party's annual policy retreat in virginia. they compared their agenda with house republicans, calling them the most extreme and least productive house republican majority. this is 30 minutes. mr. aguilar: welcome, welcome. welcome to my colleagues. thank you for joining us, the house 2024 democratic issues caucus. we're thrilled to be here in congresswoman wexton's district. jennifer is an incredible public servant, a fighter and we're grateful for her hospitality along with the virginia delegation in welcoming us here today. house democrats are united and we're coming together around an economic agenda that builds off of the progress that we made since the pandemic. we began in 2024 with another strong jobs report bringing the total number of jobs created under the biden-harris ad

i mean, jenna, that's that's my question because this happens today do you have any hope? that's something might happen that there might be some kind of last minute pause and all of this. what's your sense of it >> well, i always have hope have to have hope, but i have to say that our chances are dwindling we've had denials from the courts the last over the last day so yes, we're we're there do you think you're there >> yes i mean, of course, like i said, i have >> hope i have hope that something will happen that the governor will get give us a reprieve but at this point. the system has failed us >> and is it your feeling, jena, that the state of texas is about to execute an innocent man? >> i there is enough wrong with this case that it's just too greater risk. >> it's >> it's just too it's too greater risk and how is it even dealing with all of this what is he saying? what's going through his mind? >> well he's frantic >> he i think desperate, i mean. the times i've spoken with him in the last weeks, particularly he's just he's scared i, mean we've. had glimmers of hope

and jenna was just the perfect, perfect pick for that.>> so when you get these commercials, it's going to be shown during the super bowl. what is the one goal that you want to meet? yeah, you want it to be interesting. but but there's got to be like one linchpin that says this is what this commercial has to be. it has to either. i want people to remember this. you know, for days. i want it to be so funny that they'll remember this for days and weeks. you know, after today, what is the goal exactly? >> i mean, number one, of course you want it to sell the product. but number two, i would say is, um, i mean, the biggest compliment is you go to work the next day and someone says, hey, did you see that? uh, you know, doritos commercial. that was my favorite. or kawasaki or you know, bmw or mountain view. like, if someone calls it out, if you're in an uber and they say, oh my gosh, did you see that spot on the super bowl? and it's yours. that's just the, you know, ultimate compliment. and nowadays it's how many shares, how many views you're ge

the most of the shop is usually a got somebody in regard to to have images through a 2 inch as well. jenna is whatever it unlimited plus the amendment. and then aggressive leveled for us growth know progress all civilization tamale, colonial i. sation destroyed the established states with their international ties, laws, culture, and heritage. in $1236.00 and put us on the gate of molly adopted the well known total con, full good shot to also known as the london shelter, an impressive constitutional documents that acknowledged human rights by slavery. the monday and shelter was inscribed in the unesco intangible cultural heritage of humanity list. so if any to hear it is a lovely causing that all of a do the international hope on that. i will see you monday do monday again. don't like to hear me shout a l up here. can you tell us how to cut it off with the prostate? you cut off taking a can donate. uh, i can get onto my take the la buzz them in the cell solution. 62 and 42, is it going to the this invest of the the company and the money in both talk to the same even like in the, in the 14 u

i, jenna. so you obviously right about this. we're not having started on october 7th, but we're definitely see much more pushing back now for people like you who advocate for palestinians in organization in the u. k. even produced a documentary on roger's activism. take a look. i'm john where working with the charity campaign against anti semitism and i'm going to examine the evidence for the charge that roger waters is. and i to see much i talk to people who work place the with him. and it was speaking publicly for the 1st time. he does things and says things that jewish people take as an attack against us as a group. this dish comes and roger kind of pushes it with his army goes, that's it. this is joe good. what's, what did you foot i mean we're not trying to validate those points. so i actually wanted to get your reaction. i mean, this seems to be an old strategy, isn't it? to kind of, i don't know, link me, whoever criticizes israel's government to some kind of behavior. the news, i'm sorry, i interrupted you john, where is

in the crowds, then, jenna brown, who at the sprightly age of 105, was guest of honour at today's openings children and crowds the people and the then prince of wales opened it. yes. here you are now at the third river crossing. seeing that open, too, its a wonderful thing. what accounts. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. - you're live with bbc news. indonesia's general election enters the final 10—day stretch up to the 1a february vote following the fifth and final debate between the three presidential candidates on sunday with online attacks seen as a threat to the process. the polls will elect a new president the parliament. however, if no presidential candidate could cross the 50 % threshold for an outright victory, a runoff vote will follow between the top two candidates. live now to jati savitri sekargati, a doctoral candidate and researcher on media and journalism at glasgow caledonian university. welcome to bbc news. incumbent presidentjoko widodo has reached his term limit. so indonesia will have a new president, does that heighten public interest

it"on loquestion from, uh,ve to on a question from, uh, jenna. hi, jenna. jenna. jenna yes.i, jenna. >> should shamima >> hello. um should shamima begum allowed return to begum be allowed to return to the shamima begum, because >> yeah, shamima begum, because i've been in the press awful i've been in the press an awful lot this week. lost her appeal against the removal of her british citizenship. but of course, she ran off course, paul, when she ran off to syria to join illegal to syria to join an illegal death 15. death cult, she was 15. she shouldn't be let that go. >> well, there is argument >> well, there is an argument that should actually. that we should actually. and there that it's there is an argument that it's just that make just one person that can make that home that decision, the home secretary. there's lot to secretary. there's a lot to unpack shamima begum. this secretary. there's a lot to urnotk shamima begum. this secretary. there's a lot to urnot just shamima begum. this secretary. there's a lot to urnot just a shamima begum. this secretary. there's a lot t

the network stresses that this is intimidation against jenna this to prevent them from proportion on the heinous crimes, commissioned by the occupation army against innocent civilians and gaza. all just the ever news at school on the international community and media freedom groups to take immediate action to protect the journalist in gaza and hold israel's occupation accountable. and corresponding to gabriel. and he's on the off the un secretary general, but he, for just as rails repeated targeting of journalists and gaza is what annoying quoterush had to say. the 2 more journalists were targeted this morning to more journalists were targeted this morning and, and critical insured by the number of general is that they've been killed in this conflict for them. but this is a fundamental condition for people to be able to know what's really happening everywhere. and i'm calling you this is riley sliders. have co 3 people in engine 10 inside nasir hospital. the biggest hospital in the southern gaza has been besieged for weeks. is there any forces have told displace palestinians children

i'm sick a lot during the meal jenna pitch eastern next. donna sponsor. i'm 2 ladies mom. i know firsthand that the categories were used by the c i a as well as the hottest, the same habits that were used by the united states in the serbian moldova yugoslavia, conflicts between 19921995 of the same fanatics were trained by the u. s. c. i a to go into libya and over, throw more market off is regina because he was separating from the us economic model. in 1969 of the revolution, a military coup led by more. i'm a good faith came to a pallet in libya, almost immediately expelled on western kind of noises from the country. having achieved full independence, the nation shows its own pause and move towards a long awaited revival. but the west didn't accept this. libya was the most prosperous nation in africa to pay for and tremendously happy. and, and we went in and under the pretext and undermining. the government was tremendous propaganda. we promoted the hey terrorist stop rising and beg, gauzy, where the terrorist began taking ordinary civil servants mail carriers of the lad

reading every day does all those things and more, which is why i started my book club, read with jenna streak, even if it's just a few minutes every day, on the way to work, your lunch break, before you go to bed. every little bit helps. the more you know. ♪ haidi: taking a look at softbank, tracking the reaction after what was a big surge, the highest finish into a half years. upside of almost 11%. much of this is bolstered by the upward climb. softbank reported a return to profits after a languishing time for softbank and the vision funds. stock was up 11% on thursday, another gain of almost 11% and a little bit of a turnaround on fortunes on the pursuit of ai related investments. let's bring in the japan equity strategist at asymmetric advisors. what stood out and do you think there is a return to positivity that is warranted? >> is warranted because they had a big windfall from the t-mobile shares that were given, based on the agreed numbers if the share price stays above a certain level. that was one point $8 billion they received and arm since listing sony was up over 40% since s

ation becoming tormenting the palestinians at the mercy of his really sofas and germany's author, jenna saw the one it's called the nicer has inflicted on them maybe memories of faith over the years in both countries. judgment day is approaching for julie and assigned the co founder of with you, leaks his case has just been heard for the final time by the u. k. as high court. 2 judges will now decide if he will be expedited to the us. should that happen? assange, who expose the american war crimes and human rights abuses by several governments winning various journalism awards. along the way, we'll face spying charges in the us and the jail term of up to 175 years. the sam sharing came in the wake of the story of another jail, the distant one who just died in prison. russian opposition leader alexi, nevada, nevada only was a political opponent of president vladimir putin but the journalistic work his organization did. exposing corruption at the kremlin also put a target on his back. western journalists have made a mushroom of all in the but ask yourself, why have so many of those same r

they're all on the other line just to check it was on the last one on the on mine, jenna. my know color. so how would show like of the honda accord and the muscle cos device? i know that like even though as a highly washed to the full on that as well as i live the highly then on the next day of the audio sizes i've done apologize. your good while general does also know chairs the chairs and for a while there's next for the inside story is going to examine the extent of the damage caused by israel's war on guns and website dot com and robots and stay with us. and obviously the, the cadillac or the east asia has been bosky and some very pleasant weather over recent days. thanks to an area of high pressure and seems sitting from the pots of china. but you can see that from the coffee with a developing weather front, it's going to push its way out east knocking temperatures down as it does. so it's been on season to be room for cities like beijing, as well as shanghai. it continues to push its way further east taking some that wintry weather as well as the heavy rain. so the l

ellos son pedro pascal y jenna ortega.l expresidente de honduras, juan orlando hernández. tendremos la historia de un latino que pasó de vivir en la calle a vender zapatos creando su propia compañía. su historia seguro le va a sorprender. por eso nos despedimos. gracias por habernos acompañado. tenemos más información esta tarde.