jerry: the latter. as he describes in storm lake, storm lake is a blue town in a purple county in a red state. i think iowa is going more and more red over the last decade. i think he challenges big business. he challenges his community to do better and be engaged. people who work for large agribusiness find that he is perhaps less than favorable for what their livelihoods might be. sometimes he is very much at odds with the community. susan: there are several themes about the economics of a newspaper. i wanted to spend a little time exploring them. we heard ellie bullinger mentioned that the paper has taken on corporate agribusiness. what did you learn about the impact of agribusiness in communities like storm lake? jerry: i grew up on a farm in an area very close to storm lake. my father raises a family of four kids on 160 acres. that is essentially a quarter mile. that has changed. we are now living in an agricultural state where everything has become vertically integrated since the 90's. farmers do

jerry, jerry, jerry. [music - "the people's court theme"] [typewriter typing] [gavel hits] johnny bananas: all right, if i might swear in the parties now. if you will both please raise your right hand. do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? - i do. i do. why don't we hear from the plaintiff first? state your case. ok. justina and i have been acquaintances for quite some time now. johnny bananas: yes. the show i do is called "the challenge." it requires intense physical mental focus to compete at the level that i have to compete at. and she decides, totally unprovoked, to sabotage my life. what did she do? it's really, it's just difficult for me to-- all right, would you like a tissue? johnny bananas: --to talk about. basically, i came back to my room. the heat was turned up to 100 degrees. there was chewed-up food in my bed. and my laptop had gone missing. prank war has begun. justina put granola in my bed, turned my heat up to 89. because of this, the next day, i wa

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jerry?d we as civilians say you sacrificed so much, but why do you feel that way, and translating that message to people is very motivational. >> well, my life as a young man before i went into the military, my home life was difficult, so i used to skip school a lot to travel, and i'm surprised i graduated high school and once i did graduate high school, i wasn't sure what i was going to do with myself because i barely had passing grades i wasn't going to go to college and then the military seemed like the best choice, i have five older brothers all my brothers served and my mother served in the united states army, so it just seemed like a natural career path for me, and i loved what i did, and as far as sacrifice goes, i do not feel i sacrificed because this country has given me everything. it gave me a path to a life that i can provide for myself and my family, eventually led me to my love, and life is good and that's because of this country so i don't feel that i sacrificed anything given

and this is jerry taylor's recipe for doing just that. today's a lot of people who don't know what to think about climate change are being told by people like me. there's a relative non event. it's the same sort of wolf crime that the environmental movement is done from time immemorial. you know, 1st we were told there was a population bond that was going to wipe out humanity and that bomb never went off . and we were told we're going to run out of fossil fuels and agricultural commodities, rog and star, that never happened. and this is just the latest iteration of the usual story from environmentalists that if we continue to go down last a fair capital, this roads we're going to blow up the planet and just re mankind. maybe there's something in the pictures you can't see. it's essential to live and breathe it out and bring it in. oh c o 2. now some politicians want to label carbon dioxide a pollutant. imagine if they succeed, they call it pollution. we call it life. this tv commercial is from the think tanks, competitive enterprise insti

in the years after james hanson speech, jerry taylor was hired by the think tank kato, my name is jerry taylor. i'm the director of natural resource studies here at the cato institute, kato hired people like me, primarily to change public opinion. and that's what i did. there may be some extreme events that occur down the road and we don't know what the chances for that might be. the climate skepticism is entirely dependent upon the promotion of doubt about the underlying science. james, hans and it nasa thinks it's maybe 710121520 percent. other scientists think there's probably more like 0.3 percent denial about the underlying sciences. the critical is the critical juncture that event while taylor takes a sip of water meat mock marano, what i'm going to like, yeah, i'm going to be looking at you can be sitting there. so i be like, my job essentially is covering the global warming movement. and communicating to the public, the latest findings. you look at the, the satellite data we're, we actually had no significant warming since 1998. actually no warming, we've been cooling and recent

this is jerry jerry. so adorable fishing. how old are you that jerry? probably 6 or so? no. you got a big one. i hope you're cool. all right, so what changed? because if you use little joey fishing your fish with your dad, with a quick look at dad there, this is the water source is now being argued about so fiercely reminded from when you were 6 to now what, what happened to this water source? well, as mentioned, climate change is, has changed things, drought conditions used to be abnormal, the anomaly, and now they're becoming the norm. there we have too many consumptive users and not enough water. basically, the government over allocated over promised a finite resource. and now nature and our waterways cannot deliver enough water to our agricultural producers and our fish, which are on the brink of extinction. there's another level to this in terms of farmers and then indigenous peoples relationship to the land. but i want to bring a book thompson, she's from stanford university, water resources engineering department and she's a student and she explained why indigenous pe

we'll also hear from jerry brown. he is not holding back when it comes to what we're doing wrong about climate change. >>> but we start with daryl posey iii, that's right, buster posey. he is not the life of the party, but is, was, the lifeline of the giants. yesterday at that stunning announcement. today the explanation. and it starts with family. the scene at oracle park late this afternoon. buster and his wife kristin who by the way was his high school sweetheart, and their two sets of twins, including these little girls they adopted last year. he also has ten year old twins. buster said having sat out last year due to the pandemic he realized this year would likely be his last. the giants had about a week to prepare for this announcement as we end a spectacular era of giants baseball. >> thanks for being there to celebrate all the good moments. thanks for being there on some of the lower ones. you know better than anybody sometimes how hard i would take not performing the way i wanted to, but your love and perspec

. >> the logo is jerry west, and it's a louboutin suit. the season opener! had to come out strong! ( laughter ) >> trevor: you look sharp. >> thank you. i could not be messing around. things are looking good this year. >> trevor: yeah. >> as far as basketball, you see. the rest of the world, i can't tell you. >> trevor: you know what my mom says? you take what you can get. >> got to. my grandmother lived to be 100 years old told me, also. spikey got to crawl before you can walk. >> trevor: that's the truth. >> may be 100. put me through morehouse and nyu film school, my grandmother. she saved the social security checks for 50 years for grand children's education and since i was the first born, i had first dibs. >> trevor: wow. so then, in many ways, i would argue this book is almost a celebration of her hard work. >> oh, yes yes. her grandmother was a slave yet she was a college graduate from spellman. can i say something here? >> trevor: yeah, yeah. >> 95% of the pictures in that book are about my brother. >> trevor: that's what i wanted

the books, by jerry craft. attend a school known for academics and they are one of the few kids of color in the grades. and then the school put the books back in the library. a texas lawmaker has launched an investigation on 150 book on race and jend their could cause discomfort to students, and those two books by jerry craft, they are on the list. author jerry craft joins me now. what a story. >> thank you. >> what do -- okay, so there is a lot of back and forth. why do you think parents complained about the books in the first place, and what do they say now? >> you know, i focus on the positive. i mean, new kid is in 13 different languages. so there are kids all over the world reading it. i get emails from teachers talks about their kids have never read the book, and they read it four or five times. so i don't know what is going on. it's the only book ever to win the newberry, and the curtis scott king award. i heard, and said, the kids are really missing out. they really bond with the book. >> i have to tell

the books new kid, they're by jerry craft.ry of a seventh and an eighth grader who attend a prestigious private school known for its academics but one where they are among the few kids of color in their grades. after review the school district put the books back in thely braer. the story doesn't stop there. a texas lawmaker has since launched an investigation of 850 books on race and gender he claims -- that he claims could cause discomfort to students, and those two books by jerry craft, they are on the list. author jerry craft joins me now. whew, what a story. thank you. i'm so glad you're here. so there was a lot of back and forth. why do you think parents complained about these books in the first place, and what do they say now? >> you know, i focus on the positive. "new kid" is in like 13 different languages. so there are kids all over the world reading it. i get e-mails from teachers talking about their kids are reluctant readers who never read a book and they read it like four or five times. so i don't know what is goin

that, too, is jerry intimidation. >> sean: you know, i'm worried, let me stay on the topic of jerry intimidation. professor, i got to imagine that jury is hearing what is going on outside the courthouse. i've got to believe they are not sequestered, well, first of all we know they are keenly aware of what led up to this incident. they are keenly aware that the entire country is watching this case. the amount of pressure they are feeling, and then to be chased by the media and hear the chanting outside, it is daunting, but more importantly, it is intimidating, just like if the average person that doesn't do tv regularly comes on tv, usually the first time, they are going to be scared to death. i bet you people that are trying to do their constitutional duty are pretty frightened right now. and intimidated. >> there is no doubt about that, and i think msnbc, doesn't matter what they intended. the real issue is what did the jury see, the jury saw themselves being followed, and that just adds to the intimidation that they are aware of outside the court room. this has become a trend. this is the oppo

great to see you, jerry. >> my pleasure. >> so do you still stick by the winners? how have they been faring since the last time we talked i think two weeks ago? >> fantastic it's very, very clear, the consumers are spending at unprecedented levels they're fueled by strong balance sheets and deposit spending. when you look at sales versus 2019 over the last couple months, they have been growing 20% versus 2019. that appears to be sell rating to this dto be sell rating to this day i would shy away from department stores and apparel stores. i'd be very worried about them meanwhile, you know, walmart, target, home depot, lowes, tj maxx, costco these are companies that won before the pandemic. they won during the pandemic and they're winning now. in some cases their stocks went down, even though they're great companies because they didn't meet very lofty expectations but i put any one of them into a savings account or an investment account for our children and grandchildren. we can do that with department stores or apparel stores i don't think they know where they're go

let's head to jerry's world. the raiders. they were taken on the dallas cowboys. derek carr trying to help the raiders snap a four-game losing streak end. this should help. 3rd play of the game for the raiders car to dish on jackson's we've seen that before, especially in jerry world 56 yard, touchdown catch. he's still fast. all righty. then josh jacobs, he gets the touchdown 3rd quarter we go raiders up 17 13. look at marcus mariota get some runs. he scores on the keeper. the raiders looking good. but on the ensuing kickoff. you just can't lit this happen. tony pollard, 100 yard house call. 2719 after the missed pa right to the 4th quarter. we go, this is when things got good prescott fines don't shots. now. the great looking ball 32 yard touchdown were tied at 30 after a successful two-point conversion after raiders field goal to tie the cowboys. they tied up right here and they forced overtime and guess what, we have extra football in ot. after a cowboys 3 and out 1318 for the raiders and the quarterback never turned his head as a jones gets it, that leads to

. >> santa clara women soccer coach jerry smith told me the only thing harder than winning a nationalroncos are one step closer to doing just that after beating georgetown today in the second round of the ncaa tournament. santa clara took home the 2 to one victory in overtime for izzy to quell a scoring that golden goal and the celebrations are underway that, well, french broncos outshot the 22nd ranked hoyas 13 to 4 head coach jerry smith said he was proud of the way his players grinded out this game in tough conditions. >> we're excited to be moving on for sure. georgetown at georgetown is a not an easy match at all for sure. proud of the team. our cameras and neutral because we're able to knock proud of our team and looking forward to the next batch. >> broncos next match, in fact, is on sunday against wisconsin there in georgetown again for that one on the road. so you just heard them talking about the breezy cool the team in the south bay not used to that jerry smith was just talk about how tough it is for teams when you travel across the country to suddenly plane. cold windy wea

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jerry, it's always good to see you. welcome back >> good to see you, tyler. >> since we were just talking about nvidia, you likethem why? >> yeah, i mean, it's one thing to have a dominant market share and have good business, but one that every day almost it seems has some new stair step in growth he didn't even mention the fact that facebook has doubled its cap spending all around things that gpus are so critical for. and the fact that nvidia's got a two or three-year lead over anybody in the space it's going to be a while before we understand how big this market is. right now, they own it >> and it's a company that's what, $800 billion in market capitalization let's talk a little bit about ford, another company that you like i think it was a choice of one of the members of our stock draft a few months ago i remember jim cramer being very positive on it this company has been going and going and going. yesterday, gm announced a partiership with evgo. ford is in that game why do you like ford >> real quick. this is a com

on the point that jerry _ see a lot of focus on it.nder i see a lot of focus on it. on the - point that jerry made, under those point thatjerry made, under those laws, they come in to a and they'll be given finds of up to £18 million of annual turnoverfor be given finds of up to £18 million of annual turnover for businesses that failed to protect people from online harm. is that of powerful incentive?— online harm. is that of powerful incentive? ., ., , , incentive? for a big company in the enormous amounts _ incentive? for a big company in the enormous amounts of _ incentive? for a big company in the enormous amounts of money, - incentive? for a big company in the enormous amounts of money, that| enormous amounts of money, that could _ enormous amounts of money, that could sharpen the minds and of those tech giants _ could sharpen the minds and of those tech giants like facebook and twitter— tech giants like facebook and twitter would have to become compliant with the see of the head of the _ compliant with the see of the head of the

the jerry system works, and we have to concluded. we have to abide by it. the president _ and we have to abide by it. the president was _ and we have to abide by it. the president was speaking there on his return to the white house after temporarily transferring power to the vice president because of his annual medical checkup mr biden underwent an anaesthetic, which means of chris he was unconscious. this is for a routine colonoscopy and a procedure underground by previous presidents come as a result of that, they developed terms in the constitution without vice presidents taking over as acting president during that period. technically speaking, that makes her the first woman ever to hold presidential power in the united states, even if it was only for a matter of one hour and 25 minutes. but, you know, you have to start small. the ministry ofjustice has said that double child killer colin pitchfork has been arrested and returned to prison — after being released just two months ago. (00v)it�*s understood pitchfork was taken back to

verdict is a cautionary tale for many in power ideology. trump, to anything resembling justice that jerry thought otherwise. unfortunately, our leads when more times than not, they were informed by their ideology and they were pursuing a revolution from the top down. with cross sucking ideology versus justice, i'm joined by my guess what the rico's, briscoe in washington. he is an adjunct professor of politics at george sinton university school of political management in philadelphia. we have bruce marx, he's a former pennsylvania state senator and attorney for donald trump's 20162020 campaigns and in paris we cross to john laughlin. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy. i gentleman cross hock rules and effect, that means it can jump at any time you want. now it's appreciate, let me go to john 1st and paris here. okay. i opened up with the rittenhouse case, but i mean, we know, look backwards. we have russia gate, how cove it has been sold to the public. we have our weapons of mass destruction and the it's always lingering around, but it's on steroids. now is whi

will jerry pretty. >> will yes jerry as you may recall, jerry was the member of congress and the liberal democrat and against which he ran in 1946. and to his great surprise and it was regarded as a very negative and dirty campaign and they underestimated him but the point is that at grenell, a classmate ofof mine name jerry vorhees jr, and he went to the washington semester program together where i heard nothing but things about richard nixon and he told me in 1960, when election, his father the former congressman, was in a hotel in chicago, and he was in the bathtub with ice and booze and beer and wine and for anybody, anyone who wanted a drink or two to celebrate nixon's defeat. so as i said in the book, is an odyssey from that b background d society more liberal group and worked for rockefeller a sort of this paradigm in the 1960s liberal republicanism to wind up with richard nixon it was uninvolved and therefore i think not seen as someone is really a progressive, liberal and somebody who believes in government as an agent for the good. active strong government. >> as your father wh

"wall street journal"'s editor at large jerry baker joins us.> sandra: we begin a brand-new hour with once in a generation inflation. days until thanksgiving, it's more likely to bolster budget, not your belt. president biden is about a skipped town for his own holiday feast but not before laying out his plans, the sky-high costs were all feeling. he will deliver remarks a couple moments from now. good afternoon, everyone. tuesday before thanksgiving. i'm sandra smith. >> trace: hello again. hello, everybody. i am trace gallagher in for john roberts. president trying to reassure americans things are way better than last year but increasing inflation, a supply chain crisis, and skyrocketing gas prices are all threatening the holiday season and taking the president's approval. >> sandra: tomorrow being one of the busiest days of the year on the nation's roads, the white house as president beidler release more petroleum to drive down gas prices that critics including democrat joe manchin says it's nothing me than a band-aid to fix the problem. we'l

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>> jerry. >> oh. >> jerry voorhees is a name you californians may recall, jerry voorhees was a member of congress, a liberal democrat. against whom richard nixon ran in 1946, and he whopped him. and it was regarded as a very negative campaign. voorhees underestimated him, but the point is at grenell, a class mate of mine was a youngster named jerry voorhees jr. we went to a program together where i heard nothing but diatribes about richard nixon. we told me in 1960, election night, his father, the former congressman, rented a suite in the blackstone hotel in chicago, a democratic hangout, filled the bathtub with ice and booze and beer and wine, and brought in anybody, anyone who would want a drink or two or three to celebrate nixon's defeat. so i say in the book, i had an odd odyssey from that background and then through liberals and working for rockefeller, the paragon of a 1960s liberal republican, to wind up with richard nixon who wasn't at all, who was therefore wrongly not seen as someone as really as progressive, liberal, as someone who believed in government as an agent for goo

. >> jerry had an observational humor. >> do you know what this is all about?s in charge of late night -- >> he approaches jerry seinfeld. >> so if you had an idea for like a tv show for yourself, we'd just love to talk about it. >> jerry said larry david and i, we're just going to write about like our friends. >> what kind of stories? >> oh, no. no stories. >> no stories? well, why am i watching it? >> because it's on tv. >> not yet. >> it was completely non-traditional. we decided to make a pilot. >> the second button literally makes or breaks the shirt. look at it. it's too high. >> and then the research came in. weak. >> but rick ludwin really believed in it. >> he said i could give you the money from the budget and you could do i don't know, four episodes more of "seinfeld." >> the biggest change was elaine was added to the show. >> get out! >> and you know what? that feels like we have something. >> so what do you think about the new sometime slot? 9:00 on thursday, 8:00 central. >> name one famous nbc show that aired in that time slot. >> "cheers." >> it

let's head to jerry's world. the raiders. they were taken on the dallas cowboys. trying to help the raiders snap a four-game losing streak end. this should help. 3rd play of the game for the raiders. could the sean jackson. and we've seen that before, especially in jerry world, 56 yard, touchdown catch. he's still fast. all righty. then josh jacobs, he gets the touchdown 3rd quarter we go raiders up 17 13. look at marcus mariota get some runs. he scores on the keeper. the raiders looking good. but on the ensuing kickoff. you just can't lit this happened. tony pollard, 100 yard. >> house call. >> 2719 after the missed pa right to the 4th quarter. we go, this is when things got good prescott fines don't shots. now. the great looking ball 32 yard touchdown were tied at 30 after a successful two-point conversion after raiders field goal that the cowboys. they tied up right here and they forced overtime and guess what, we have extra football in ot. after a cowboys 3 and out 1318 for the raiders and the quarterback never turned his head as a jones gets it, that leads to

. ♪ >>> boston red sox fans are mourning the death of longtime tv announcer jerry remy.fter a 13-year battle with lung cancer. before becoming a broadcaster he spent ten years as an infielder in the majors. first for the california angels and then for the red sox. in 2007 he was elected by fans as the first president of red sox nation. jerry remy was 68 years old. >>> atlanta falcons wide receiver calvin ridley is the latest high-profile athlete to open up publicly about their struggles with mental health. ridley was a last-minute scratch from yesterday's game against the carolina panthers. during the game he explained on twitter that he's stepping away from football to focus on his mental well-being. ridley missed another game last month for what the falcons called a personal matter. he did not say when he might return to action. >>> the suspense over why green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers was letting his hair grow out is over. rodgers revealed his halloween costume on instagram over the weekend. two photos show rodgers as the hit man character john wick played

let's bring in national homebuilders ceo jerry howard. jerry, nice to see you.id: this is at least the worst time of the year in my own experience to try to buy or sell a louse but it shows no sign of slowing down, does it? >> it is slowing down a little bit. we're down about 4% year-over-year from last year but we're having another terrific year. it is all pent-up demand due to the covid recession and family formation coming out of that is very, very high right now. david: well, i should emphasize, by the way, that i'm referring primarily to existing homes because not a lot of new building going on, at least in comparison to other hot markets because of the problem with labor and of course the supply problem as well. >> you're exactly right and if you're talking about existing homes you're right, they're still selling like hotcakes, in terms of us being able to meet the needed demand to fill in, we're about a million housing units short. it is getting worse rather than better. that is all because of two things, the supply chain and labor problems. david: how mu

here is the extended version of my interview with former california governor jerry brown.brown the

something happens radically changed jerry taylor's life. i was in the debate in the early 2, thousands with joe rome, the and on this tv show where we were debating, i said, look, joe, it's been more than a decade since james hanson testified him from the united states about global warming. we've only seen about a quarter, a warming that james hanson says we should've seen by now. and if this continues to play out, there's no reason to think, wow, climate change, it'll be a relative so we've left the studio and went in the green room. and joe said, did you even read james, kansas testable here? do you just, you know, is there you, are these just talking point somebody wrote for you. what you're talking about here was scenario to scenario be in a scenario c. so if you look at scenario be you'll find that the emissions we've seen since is testimony pretty much crack what he hypothesized under scenario b. and if you look at the temperature projections, the pretty spot on. so when you go on television, you say that the models are running hot, t

so let's push hard on knobby, to let you know, man, jerry and hey, vicky adelson, former united states ambassador, pleasure talking to you today. thank you. thank you. the pleasure. now at least 10 people have been killed during twin bombings in afghanistan's capital. the exertions happened in the neighbourhood in western campbell. again, since been suffering repeated attacks claimed by an armed group affiliated to iso ever since the taliban take took over the country, i can august a mania, says a sci fi with as a by john is mostly holding, following a day of violence which left several soldiers dead, both sides of released, conflicting information on the number of casualties. i mean, his defense ministry says russia helped broke the truth. as a by john had accused armenia of provocation. you will remember armina and as the by john fighting a 44 day war last year over the dispute territory of nicole county back room. forrest walker monitoring developments from georgia. even tbilisi. what we've been told by the armenian ministry of defense is that the situation at the moment is stable.

and to was jerry. yes. and that look at it was very me as you until i happened was, i mean i was have had you off it was or had you, how can i ask any pain channel or that sort of law. one is a thin thin it macalester. i'm with beer, isn't i'm not about under a warmer in thorn and wanted a little more moments of had the loss. elena, what is your fell if the for her there from go, the fall will have libya feeling a long for you, but we started out of it develop model model for both of them. medical cool little part on a back as i was in religion career. the more affordable is him or mar, 4th of on a layer will be enough. al jazeera asked major general franco to be interviewed, but he declined. ah, early 2021. thousands of palestinian israelis protested against what they said was a deliberate lack of action on organized crime by the israeli police. the protest has expressed a little confidence in the new israeli crime fighting plans. one palestinian research said it was not a solution, but rather quote, a moc

i'm that amine bought would shayhan for jerry omen. my national a 0 read in the clinic and my actual delicate him for job. oh, good. i lou jazeera with unfair. it'll be a, well, it's water lit of judaism abbey. in the occupied palestinian territories, the al jazeera journalists were on the frontline from 2000 to 2005 al jazeera closely covered the 2nd intifada, or palestinian uprising. israel accused the channel of fanning the flames of public outrage. al jazeera responded that its role was like that of any media organization to report, not support one side or another. ah, not that up. the public for this to leah father the looks on as they gonna i luck on with the with did not have a civil thought that his idea that the relative in or out on with edge media amended with locals to have in the middle the but it does yellow diploma it had to have had the it in domestic maxima, william as ilda alcaraz. both sides to the arab israeli conflict, criticized al jazeera is reporting its office in ramallah in the occupied west bank was shut down

just 6 weeks. morocco's king says control of western sahara is not negotiable as tension slay without jerry a about the disputed territory. king mohammed the 6th says moroccan sovereignty in the region will never be out for discussion. morocco claims the former spanish colony as its territory, but jerry backs the polystyrene front movement in its 5, the independence of western sahara. children under the age of 5 is set to receive polio vaccinations in afghanistan for the 1st time in 3 years. that's after the taliban administration launched a full day inoculation drive before returning to power and accused un medical work of being spies and bought them from carrying out door to door campaigns. well then 3000000 children will now receive the vaccine. trees have been operated and roads are under water in the southern indian state of camel not do this comes after the heavy damsel of rain since 2015. that's when the flooding killed more than 200 people enforced many from their homes. major colleges are expecting more rain on tuesday. a series of attacks on civilians in indian and minister kashmi

when we reached out to the french defense ministry for comment, the reply we received was that in jerry and police on french officers happen to 5 warning shots after being subjected to a violent attack and stone throwing. they added that 7 french soldiers on employees were injured as a result of the assault. one of the story and instagram, influenced from a tune as young has been slammed off to posting about her reported secret crossing to its the, on a boat with migrants. well, this right here is the video in question. according to italian reports, the social media creator arrived on the island of lamb, producer. she came severe social conditions in tune as they are forced to seek asylum in the mediterranean nation, adding that the experience of the boat trip was terrible, but the voyage has still sparked outrage online during a clandestine crossing on an irregular boat, a to museum influence publishes instagram stories in photos, joyful and smiling. i leave the comments to you. we cannot allow easily its laws in its borders to be marked in this way. a politician from it is beneath pau

and jerry and the counselor had, is there a kind of 2000 and i'm, but we're just about how the shape or temple a smile did yet i must learn a little cut them by enemy on a savannah me yet. but i, after 5 months of rehearsals, the go live date was approaching. ah, the countdown began with november 1st 1996. the 1st global news channel from the arab world was launched by 4. looks like you really do want ah, on the national bar. but the album through our i see it half a can feed love without them culpable, i can the is i thought that it will therefore furnished silo shuts to the da 0, a colder i. lambie, graham, her viola, on a short in that very at them going up in just a lot. if you got out of can atlanta, daddy? he yet, what immense, he hate of the water a. well, gabriela, when will dea alicia, and jesse ivy habit and act as be how to santa victory her? oh, my last in the initial upon oh, read the child can't send. i am in any gallery can pacific, or a well, you must at that about can the stuck violin. lisa hattie lynn, willie sarah and a care of the delicacy of the launch of al jaze

why is jerry so... popular? it's been like this ever since we started using workday. what do you mean? it makes it easier to develop great relationships with our suppliers. now everyone, everywhere loves jerry. they sure do. they do. they really do. mmhmm. workday. finance, hr, planning and spend management for a changing world. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> as we wait, rivian, let's get a gut check on tesla take a look at those shares sliding since elon musk took to twitter asking his followers whether he should sell 10% of tesla stock. biggest drop of the year closing lower by 12% the company has now lost around $207 billion in market value, that's like losing an entire intel in just the span of three days and in the history of the bloomberg billionaire index musk's losses represent the biggest two-day decline ever but shares are bouncing back about 4.5% today and the sto

why is jerry so... popular? it's been like this ever since we started using workday.ean? it makes it easier to develop great relationships with our suppliers. now everyone, everywhere loves jerry. they sure do. they do. they really do. mmhmm. workday. finance, hr, planning and spend management for a changing world. >>> dow did go red for november. dom chewu has a breakdown for us >> there is a real driver in the technology trade you talked to jim cramer in the last segment about the importance of semiconductor stocks especially nvidia but if you look at the outperformance in the technology stocks as of late, you will see that the white line just in the last couple of months has taken a notch above the orange line. the orange line is the broader s&p, white line is the tech sector within the s&p 500. if you look at the software and are the ones on to focus on because they make up a large portion of the technology sector well more than half at this point. the xlk up 30% tracks the s&p secrettech secto. but igb has been a slight underperformer and semiconductor etf is up.

let's head to jerry's world. the raiders. they were taken on the dallas cowboys.raiders snap a four-game losing streak end. this should help 3rd play of the game for the raiders car to dish on jackson's we've seen that before, especially in jerry world, 56 yard, touchdown catch. he's still fast. all righty. then josh jacobs, he gets the touchdown 3rd quarter we go raiders up 17 13. look at marcus mariota get some runs. he scores on the keeper. the raiders looking good. but on the ensuing kickoff. you just can't lit this happened. tony pollard, 100 yard. >> house call. >> 2719 after the missed pa ti. all right. to the 4th quarter. we go, this is when things got good. asked prescott fines don't shots. now. the great looking ball 32 yard touchdown were tied at 30 after a successful two-point conversion after raiders field goal that the cowboys. they tied up right here and they forced overtime and guess what, we have extra football in ot. after a cowboys 3, an out 1318 for the raiders and the quarterback never turned his head as a jones gets it, that leads to that ove