. >> then, jenni. >> bloodhounds came. police were there. >> this is a little girl that was doing nothing more than riding her bicycle in a park. >> two young girls taken. >> the similarities. blonde, blue-eyed, riding a bike. >> somebody who is targeting young girls. >> exactly. >> as a little kid, it definitely scared the heck out of me. >> she was a girl, then, too. solving these mysteries became her mission. >> so how many names did you have? >> about 2,300 names. >> could cutting-edge technology crack an ice-cold case? >> i was like, no way. >> i believe in the devil, and people that don't believe in the devil, i think, they're in for a big surprise. >> hello, and welcome to "dateline. " michella and jenni were just like most kids their age. they loved riding bikes, and playing outdoors. the fun-loving girls didn't know each other. but they would be forever connected, through tragedy. decades later, a detective would leave no stone unturned, on a quest for justice. and in the process, uncovered a twist that left inves

jenny harg harrington. jon najarian, the co-founder of market rebellion.com happy friday, everybody. checking stocks going for the first positive week in three there is the board having some work to do dow down 176 lows of day. 18 s&p down 0.75%. nasdaq down greater than 1%. 15,000, small caps not doing well, down 0.25% lots of questions of where we are in the malaise that seems to have etiologiesed over the mechanic even though there is money moving into equities farmer jim, apparently you're not the only one who was mr. all-in i say that because an astouning stat from flow show bank of america. we talked so many negative thenls this week who says we're having a correction in that, and the other thing $51.2 billion going into stocks from cash? the largest inflow since march of 2021. apparently others think like like ray dalio that cash is trash. you're mr. all in i guess there are a lot of others too. >> i think we have had quite a few on the show. adam parker or dubrovka from jp morgan we are mostly seein

pragmatic, jenny? if you look at what's happening _ now. pragmatic, jenny? in _ now. pragmatic, jenny? if you look at what's happening in europe, - now. pragmatic, jenny? if you look at what's happening in europe, and france, that most public spaces you can't go to without a vaccine passport. in italy, you can't go to work place without a vaccine passport. so the fact that we have so much opposition in this country from backbenchers, you know, it is not something that naturally translates everywhere. it makes sense to keep options open. i think kind of gathering from the government and mixed messaging has caused so many problems in this pandemic that you would hope that they would have a clear vision of what we should be doing going forward and be better at communicating it.- forward and be better at communicating it. forward and be better at communicatin: it. ., communicating it. ok, the mail. i think we've _ communicating it. ok, the mail. i think we've got — communicating it. ok, the mail. i think we've got some _ communicating it. ok, the mail. i think w

and we have jenny allan and refer good to see or 3 of you jenny. please introduce yourself to the stream audience. tell them who you are and what you do. ok, i'm jenny condit. i am an a member of extinction rebellion. i'm retired now, but for many years i was in the finance business. i was banker with j. p. morgan for 20 years and i hope to bring some of that background to the fight. and i would really nice to have you in the stream introduce yourself, global audience. yeah. hello everybody. my name is dr. terry, i'm the scientist. my background. i used to work up in the tips for the climate change is impacts on the pendant frost and how that accelerates. the feedback that speed up, the climate change process. and i kind of started, i didn't want to study the problems anymore and it stayed away from the solution. so now i see research climate communications and how we can improve public understanding about what's happening and get more people in goals and taking action . talk more about that in just a moment, then. hello, welcome to the stream. int

jenny? i'm also curious to add to this, it seemed like in the trump administration, things took a weird turn there for a little bit. and i'm just curious, where are we now? has it reset to back before or did things change? because a trump's different approach and is qindzhong interested and having similar meetings with biden or do we now well, you know, during this, from administration and, and actually several times the north koreans have committed to deni grades asian of the korean peninsula. and certainly there's some learned a meaning to some of that, but this idea of are they willing to negotiate? yes, they're willing to negotiate. but the reality is, is that they're not going. that doesn't mean they come to the table and simply put the nuclear weapons on the table and say, here, what can i get for this? this is a process. and like i said, there is some security underpinning to their nuclear program that also needs to be addressed in that process. and what you saw in singapore, in 2018,

jenny took off the same question to you. is this a particularly difficult time economically, or nor korea? and could that be part of the timing of this is definitely a difficult time for the north koreans with the co long border closed shut down. because of course, there's just been a lot of a lot of problems that they're dealing with. whether or not it where the, the timing is tied to the restarting of this reactor or not. it is really unclear. there's been some of their technical things that, that have been going on at the reactor over the past 2 years. they have been working on the cooling system, which is also tied into the other reactor that they're trying to build the experimental light water reactor. and it may just be that those technical issues have now been worked out and they're ready to move forward. so i wouldn't connect all of the dot so clearly. so there's a couple of comments and are you tube are ready that i want to bring into the conversation? michael says nobody has any interest in embedding nor korea. ric

jenny used that hrase aet fault of government. jenny used that phrase get on _ fault of government.used that phrase get on board, that is - fault of government. jenny used that phrase get on board, that is the - phrase get on board, that is the spice for the metro. britain gets back on board. right next to the flip side of that says my people taking public transport, which, environmentally is a good thing. they were saying that the tube in london was working to two thirds capacity. i think that's been a big spike in people getting back on the underground easing buses again and also saying that people feel quite reassured by the fact that they don't have to travel at peak times, you know, and players have been more flexible about when people come and go from work. i think it's also worth noting that one of the big consequences of the pandemic was people, even when returning to work where choosing to drive because they didn't want to get on public transport forfear of didn't want to get on public transport for fear of catching a bug. now it seems like there has been that big uptick, a

i know jenny is with me on this. what i will say, if i look at apple and let's talk about that as an alternative, it was 120 back in february/marnlch >> yeah, jenny said dead money >> and i stand by that you love bringing that up. >> i didn't mean to set up jenny. what i'm trying to say at 156, up 30% in seven months, do i think that it will go up 30% in the next seven months? i'll dare to say no. maybe it goes up 10% i'm not selling those trading shares yet but where i've added shares in the past few days, to wynn resorts, a classic reopening play, to union pacific which is the heart of the industrial sector industrial. i'm ready for the economy to keep growing and actually pick up speed into 2022 if as i presume delta will peak later this month if delta doesn't peak later this month, i'm in trouble. okay but i've made my bed, i'll lie in it. i think that i'm being clear and actually not to quibble with you, i think that it is actually a simple equation, i just have to be right about delta. >> well, okay. i mean, th

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jenny: to some extent. you have a lot of ship going from physical to digital.n terms of items people are spending on, pretty modest growth across many sectors on a month-to-month basis. the entire change was pretty small. i think a lot of it is based on products and use cases that customers had not prepared themselves for admit covid. it is measuring the practicality of spending and the resources that someone has to spend with other forces like the actual need to outfit yourself for meetings that people are having, or back to school. there are some tailwind with products like after pay, by now, pay later solutions, that are enabling consumers to live in the moment and spend. even if they don't have the means today, it gives them the flexibility. i think the market has adjusted nicely to meet the consumer where they are today and with the resources they have. kailey: we know that retailers by and large are dealing with supply chain issues, and that means higher input costs, and they pass that through to the customers. will there be a point in time when consumers

jenny, l thank you very much indeed. jenny hill in berlin.arly in the morning, southeast of the capital, heraklion, where it was felt strongly. the national observatory of athens said it had a magnitude of 5.8. the chinese military says it has tracked and issued a warning to a british warship sailing through the taiwan strait. it accused britain of engaging in behaviour that "harboured evil intentions". china regards the island of taiwan as part of its territory. hms richmond is part of an aircraft carrier strike group deployed to the indo—pacific region. aldi — one of britain's biggest supermarket chains — has reassured its customers that there won't be disruption in its stores over christmas because of the lorry driver shortage. aldi is also promising to invest more than £1 billion on expanding its uk business, creating 2,000 jobs. our business correspondent emma simpson has been speaking to the company's chief executive. last year was a challenging one for the discounters as shoppers flocked to buy groceries online. the boss of aldi told m

jenny burdick. good morning. good morning jenny. you're working on a gun control belt that would expand oregon's background checks to include sales between private individual, correct. we already have it for gun shows which many states don't. and actually that was my initiative that got that in place. what's your support like for the very strong support from the gun on in community from law enforcement there's, i mean if you know, some polling shows over 90 percent support for it. the other main bill that i have would banned all guns from schools and list school districts. wanted to have people carry gun to schools right now. the law says you can't carry a gun in into a school, but there is an exemption for concealed handgun license holders. been working on this for so long, you have such a history and trying to actually reduce the amount of gun violence in our society. what keeps me going is i know the public is with me. and what happened after sandy hook and after clackamas is the public. now they've been been there all along. the

and also the brilliant jenny slate will be here talking about "the great north" and anything else jennyts to talk about it's always fun. but before we get to all that. there's been a lot of news on the donald trump legal front we found out stunning new details about a memo one of his lawyers wrote on how to overturn the results of the 2020 election. he sued his niece over damning tax documents he inadvertently admitted were real his lawyers knew days after the election their claims of widespread fraud were bs and there are reportedly more indictments coming in the trump organization tax fraud case. for more on all that, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: it's been so nice not having to think or care about what donald trump's been up to in the past few months it's like when you finally get a cast removed and you get to shower without taping a plastic bag to your arm. which is why it's such a bummer that he and everyone around him keep hinting that he might run again in 2024. it's kind of like how mets fans are relieved when the season's over, so they can stop feeling miserable and

jenny harrington is here with under the radar stock picks just for you. it's all happening on this monday, september 27th, and this is "worldwide exchange." >>> welcome or welcome back. it is exactly 5:30 on the nose good monday morning hope you have a great start to your day and your week. here's how your money and the markets are looking right now. looks like a great start for them as well we are seeing stock futures higher across the board, not up by a whole lot -- i stand corrected. the nasdaq is now down a couple motion t points this is what happens when you write four minutes in advance. dow futures are up 168 points right now. just over .3%, a lot of people saying the big cyclicals, not big tech, big cyclicals, boring old industrials may be the winners going forward. but dow futures, they are up as always, more on the markets and your money but right now this morning's other top headlines including more comments on how covid may be here to stay. sylvana is back with those >> pfizer's ceo is predicting there could be a return to normal life in the n

>> seth: i did >> jenny, did you get that joke?i did not >> well, it's a better hit rate than it will have in the real world. [ laughter ] >> seth: i like that it went exactly as well as if we had a full audi -- [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] two queer women have broke but have launched a new craft beer called, "dyke beer." >> because the name, "busch," was already taken. [ beer opening ] >> seth: sorry, what was that? >> that's a lesbian mating call. >> seth: huh according to cbs news, there's a trend of black americans leaving the u.s. and moving to ghana >> "just a suggestion," said my landlord [ laughter ] >> hey, seth, why don't you tell one? >> seth: oh, guys, i don't think i could. >> buddy, you've got to. just tell one. >> seth: all right, but i don't feel like this is going to end well >> oh, come on do it. >> seth: okay, okay. after being fired as the host of "the bachelor," chris harrison recently received an eight figure settlement, but it's "the bachelor," so even though it was an eight figure, it only had a four face. [ laug

jenny powell. scott: where bobby the quick and for george as you my mom just wanted have them call card. good. so i will do this should be subject to sort of more i will call her. she's gonna help you all could talk back with an audio, but i didn't bother funniest on it is on the on, on and on. and on the, on the, on my own with them on whether or not i, i mean, i don't mission and i mean, my mother would only be jenny, but i'm going to be sure that i should be going to try to, i'm going to put a clinical you might, i want you to think, how do you mean the moon was a wonder them since i saw that in july in columbus. how to see this yet the though the milan know. hum hall if you know for the dust on what that i don't i for them, madam, that have not shown up to the whole national javan. why cassandra k. a d. hallie base and noble in coming to see on what i should have with the 1000. there was a station who came, but a man no matter to me, while the seller and clover, then by the left each task of th

the folks like jenny burdick and those, you know those nit, which, why would they think it would be a bad thing for people, legitimate law abiding people to carry a pistol on his plan. so rally started today, i'll be saying a few words and then introducing other legislators who are coming. you heard anything about protests. we expect to counter protest me. you have like the little sleeves were going down. the salem seats fires, holding a rally, and we're going to go show them that they're not going to hear what they're getting, the the safety of our, of our families, of our children. is there the right to me? and i mean, we are more than a 1000 orleans in more than 90. i always did a fight against the british would have taken your step. there wouldn't be a united states today or you know, so thank you all for coming. you guys are going to make a difference. you really are. the 2nd amendment was created to keep me and i think government in check government got to talk about i think that people should be able to head. i think people should be able to target to day, but they do not need

jenny bird, dick, you cancelled the town hall meeting and then what did they do? i did, and i, when i cancel the town hall meeting, i didn't want to say anything inflammatory. so i just said the standard scheduling conflict. well, they showed up at my house and they stayed. they stayed in front of my house for 2 and a half hours taping. everything i did and then they put it on the web. and their point was that i didn't in fact have a scheduling conflict. but they ran my address and they ran very threatening comments about it. is that all right? you are good. oh, i didn't know any of that was going on. my goodness. yeah. watching you take out your direct. it was really creepy. i'm not happy about them coming into the camp of my team and i provided physical security for senator bertie, probably 3 or 4 occasions in the portland area. people had confronted her in one case she was walking to her car and somebody jumped out of the brush. certainly we really took this quite seriously. when congresswoman difference was shot in tucson, arizona. you know, how do you know so

the folks like jenny burdick and those, you know, those net which, why would they think it would be a bad thing for people, legitimate law, body people to carry a pistol in school? so rally started today. i'll be thing a few words and then introducing other legislators who are coming with you heard anything about protests, we expect to counter protest. now you guys have a little sleeves really. we're going down to salem, be seats fires, holding a rally, and we're gonna go show them they're not going to get away from what they're getting. i don't use the safety of our citizens, of our families, of our children. if they're the only way we are more than a 1000 or more than $90000.00 citizens get british. we're taking years, there wouldn't be a united states today. we are, you know, so thank you all for coming. you guys are going to make a difference. you really are. the 2nd amendment was created to keep me and i think government in check the government not to tell. i think that people should be able to be able to target what they but they do not need a weapon. i always hear what you say.

miss terry jenny powell last way. i bobby wagon for georgia might merge and have them call card game site months of it, or do they should be subject to sort of more awkward course get healthy. all could talk about what's a good, i mean, but i didn't bother funniest on it is done on, on and on and on and on and on my own with them on whether or not i, i mean, i don't know, but i mean my mother could only be getting behind on the phone. got to be sure that that should be done. most of time. going to put a clever clinical mom. i met you. how did you meet the moon or the jo? wonder them since the movie. so let's say that in july, and below that you to see the yet the though the most alon know, hum hall if you know for the dust on what that of the ref. madam that i've done. no good on to the whole national job on why because on a good book, a deal, hallie base and lovely and come to see on what i should have with the 1000. there was a station of who came but a man no matter to me off. well, for the seller and clover thing,

i think jenny, berdigs, shepherds come into her having issues that guarantees you a step down. she should just get over it and move on and quit her job. there's nobody lecture i'm not bitter at all by the way. oh, show you this. this one with my for, for such as myself, it's the heritage that they have a lot of families from michelle. this me from a group plan a marathon public hearing on for bills. they include a ban on guns in schools and criminal background checks for private con sales. so we should be there by. so this is telling me 730 i mean, hopefully this will be a good forum and people will be open to everyone's message on all sides of the issue. none of us can replace steve, but we can try to make things better. i back in january, my friend invited me to this community meeting about can safety a literally to sit up there and said hey, this is my and my mom was count town center and silently, but the room, me by just standing up and saying that i made it real for everyone. i realize that that moment i do have a voice. maybe i can make an me, i want people to remember.

pretty my that song tell you, make them with me jenny come up when they get let me. oh, so they play the 70 not know dora yet. good. what i did to lee base a lovely in our for what after to leave would be 3 part of the seen them all, much leave that you don't mind while filling out of them. don't gotta be so to not be sure, you know, the michelle more to meet budget have done this year. what visual new boards mother asked him, why is that make and model to us on that? how did you committee then as mobile either do you make that? but as you know, my treated with them. what are political, they did it with them. oh no. yeah. she's about my by. so we'll start with them. the. so that is you shouldn't get hard to get never done. mil mother, my phone number's gonna tell me why don't you get it. oh, you decided to learn or i was going to new shots, probably loving my son itself. mcadam gave my them a problem camera. what have you done? my test, it says who by the, by the only hope me for my daughter she can because your daughter, the quote on that quote is on hold. so hold o

. >> jenny kaiser is dust jenny is his attorney. -- jenny is his attorney. >> one of the many bricks on the path that took us from no recognition to domestic partner recognition and ultimately to marriage equality. >> he plans to spend the anniversary alone with memories of his journey and those precious letters from jeff. >> now and forever, jeff. ask abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news. dan: there are several 9/11 ceremonies tomorrow. one will be at sugar hill landing parkway the light 93 memorial was built. all attendees are asked to practice social distancing. it will begin with a moment of silence at 10:00 a.m.. ama: the fire department will hold an event in person and online. there will be first responders from south market and west san fernando street fire station run -- one at 9:45 a.m.. there will be a ceremony and concert at the memorial near the civic center. two graduates were passengers on flight 93, the concert against 12:30. and abc news will air a special program, 9:11 -- 9/11 20 years later, america remembers. you can watch it here. dan: a wild weather night in the bay area wi

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please go thank you, jenny. i echo everything that jenny says.what i _ you this evening. a dominant part of what i do _ you this evening. a dominant part of what i do in — you this evening. a dominant part of what i do in my life involves film and music — what i do in my life involves film and music. but our museums have been and music. but our museums have been a constant _ and music. but our museums have been a constant source of inspiration and a constant source of inspiration and a portal— a constant source of inspiration and a portal into— a constant source of inspiration and a portal into infinite creative avenues _ a portal into infinite creative avenues. both professionally and personally. i have got two kids, and i like _ personally. i have got two kids, and i like nothing better than the infectiousness to see their eyes iight— infectiousness to see their eyes light up— infectiousness to see their eyes light up and imaginations spark when we visit _ light up and imaginations spark when we visit an— light up and imaginations spark when we

jenny: good morning.the darkest moment, but there will be a dawn for some. we are looking at the fundamentals of this company right now. their most important thing is refinancing capability. can those developers survive a prolonged shut down of the offshore market? chinese developers all have pretty tight liquidity, some better than others, but they are pretty reliant on the offshore market for normal financing, the cash structure. and now, because of what has happened to evergrande, plus the overall tightening by the government on the sector in terms of sales and mortgages, we see the market is very stressed. we are seeing a considerable amount of chinese bonds are at stress levels. that poses a big challenge for them. shery: how much is the pboc helping would large cash injections into the financial system? jenny: the pboc did pretty large injections recently. that is not surprising. we need to understand that for the chinese government, it is always about stability. even for housing policies, it is abo

y nos íbamos a distrae y jenny. en la baja del 10° con corredores en tercer y segundo.nada más presidentes tienen un solo juego de ventaja sobre visiten el peor equipo de las mayores los arizona. y cerramos en el códice de oakland que empezaron bien con esta línea en el perfil iván anotaronla primera para ponerse arriba parece que los atléticos se llevaron el asunto pero luego se remontó con este cuadrangular 44 y luego otro elvis torres. las ventaja los marineros puso amperios seis o cinco fueron varios en casa por seat le iban a cuatro del comodín prácticamente fue eliminado pero hemos dominado la acción un día más soy carlos ramírez cambio y fuera. >>> es que la verdadera frontera estalle.con pesadillas y recibe una parece que quedó captado en video ahora nos cuentan su historia para evitar más tragedias vivo. y para los amantes del arte la exposición llega la ciudad de san josé a partir de maÑana centro de convenciones contará con tecnología de proyección por el mundo y que se utilizarán para contar su historia. y ese de su uso de pero comenzó el piden usd30,000,000

please welcome, jenny and amber. >> hi. >> hey, seth >> seth: welcome back, guys. from tokyo? >> seth, everybody is talking about how the u.s. won the medal count. >> but what no one is talking about is the u.s. women's medal count. >> yeah. u.s. men won 41 medals, not bad. >> but the u.s. women won 66 medals. >> the u.s. women alone won more medals than great britain. >> that's the most embarrassing thing to happen to england since the oprah interview. [ laughter ] >> if american women broke off and became their own country, they'd be fourth in the medal count. >> plus, i bet that country would have subsidized health care >> this is molly seidel. she won the bronze medal in the women's marathon >> it was only the third marathon she had ever run in her life you know when the first one was? at the olympic trials. >> this woman was a barista at a coffee shop and she was like, "i think i'll go to the olympic trials," and she did and then she medaled. >> if i was a barista, i wouldn't even be able to medal in getting your order right. >> this is ashleigh johnson. she h

one of them is jenny from north high school, so come on up jenny. [applause] >> from north? north is my old high school. >> that's right, that's right. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is jenny, i am a senior at north high school. 50 years ago, people not only stood up for their rights but people across the nation. that changed our lives forever. because of their courageousness they are able to express ourselves and what we wear right and say. today, i woke up not being afraid and not being afraid of going to school and expressing my ideas. i am glad to say that many kids today are not afraid to speak their minds. they know how to use their voice. but if it was 50 years ago, students would be expelled or suspended for speaking up for their rights. that all changed because of the tinkers so thank you. i want to tell you about something powerful. a couple of years ago, recent political issues at the time motivated soon leaders to organize a walkout. signs were made by multiple students and everyone was united as one. i participated because i know that my voice matters. and

stay long. >> good to see you jenny?heir business it's a regional bank >> all right speaking of his recent buy of the k rshg e, thank you very much for making that connection. dr. j? >> it's unchanged right now, iff, international flavors and fragrances i like the call action and bought them during shows. >> steve weiss >> moderna had a huge run it's dipping today but here's the thing when the pandemic ends, as stefan says, the prices on their shots go from $25 to 150 to $200 which is normal for boosters. think of the profitability and the pipeline of 34. >> if i told all of you after monday we would be positive on the week you would probably say you're going to be crazy but that's where we sit. we are positive for the week on the s&p 500. that does it for us. i know the exchange will pick up the ball and tell you where they think stocks are going have a great weekend, everybody. >> you too, scott. i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead, china's crackdown examine for crypto currency as the country comes for crypto how much

jenny, mom, what african lee? what was said wow, model is and then holding and how for them to send them that mission completely as he's one boy and mother just a few says you need to really need to make it for one. you know, i feel really, i mean, what those teen malcolm, to a, by the hands of the short with him any a dash or a yeoman meant that he was how come at the maxima? why those genome? but i sluggish up. was the be in minim decision? ah, me ah, [000:00:00;00] me put you on to the shuttle for can i have you on hold or if you move it to the old one of the more can at lona: did you show him at the not him at the unit? i can tell you this with a schooner, which one as well, but i mean she's a livia to our visual, naomi, and full time you know those being that the wonderful when you get to shop. yeah. let me hello again. nice to see you. welcome. we've got more blazing sunshine across the middle east. take your pick up some of these temperatures. q 845 degrees still high . you're actually above average with a