>> jim: exactly.experience doing it. but no, it's new to me in that way. and i'm amazed at the amount of people who ask me "what's it about?" tons of them. >> stephen: what is it about? [laughter] that's really good question because in some ways, what is it not about? it's this brilliant -- keep in mind you play the stage manager. explain to people with this role is, first of all. >> jim: unlike a stage manager who's actually working on our show, he is quite literally this character manages the stage action. i was telling stephen earlier, when so many asked me what it's about and what's play like and what your role? here's something. the first line in the play which is spoken by mean now is the stage manager is "this place called "our town." it was written by thornton wilder." that's where it goes from there. it's that kind of situation where he's laying it out for you. here are the actors you're going to see tonight. here's the town we are going to be set in. here are the characters they're going to

we got our first real letter from jim. jim always was good letter writing. dad was so tickled. he took the letter down to the war plant where he works to read it. to the boys. jim said, dear pup, i'm finally learning how to be a real radioman on 830 in the morning until fourth, 15 in the afternoon, we go from one class to another. most of the fellows are around my own age and i mean, we're getting a real education up. a fellow who goes through a school. this gets training that will fit in for any kind of communications job. what the big vixens call the post war world. the instructors are experts. most of them have had practical experience with all kinds of radio installations. they know how to get the stuff across. so it's understandable. we're taught not only how to repair a piece of equipment under any conditions, but how to build it from the ground up. of course, the big radio manufacturers are working exclusively for the army and navy. keep us posted. all the latest improvements. in class and typing in code is what i like best. they shoot the messages slow first and speed i

but the reverend jim jones was also controversial. he claimed to be christ reincarnated, a socialist god who could heal the sick, make the blind see, and the lame walk again. tim reiterman: jones had established a reputation as a faith healer, as someone who could remove cancers from people's bodies. and much of this was, of course, fakery. but it did bring people through the door. josh mankiewicz: while researching a story about jones for the san francisco examiner, reiterman says he met with former followers who told him hair raising stories about jones that differed from the public image, stories of disciplinary beatings and public humiliations. on one occasion, it was described he had a woman in the inner circle disrobe in front of everybody so that they could make fun of her body. this was also discipline, teaching somebody a lesson. yeah, basically do away with your ego, identify with the group, the group alone. josh mankiewicz: jones had to have known if reporters were closing in, trouble wasn't far behind. so in the summer of

he says, in general, well, who knows, maybe, of course, you made a film there, jim, jim really likedfilm, so, well, and so, as a result, there was another meeting, i flew, so, to los angeles, jim invited me, but the thing is that nothing ended yet, i wrote to jim, then, well, a fax, there was no e-mail then. well, i wrote him the fact that jim, while we are alive and well, while the apparatus and the world are in good condition, let's decide, either we make a film, or we don't make a film, today or... never, and then i wrote to him that - in the end, a person should at least once in life to do something extraordinary, he still remembers this phrase, he says: when i read this phrase, i understood that it was speaking, addressed to me. the next day the phone rang, i come home from work, the phone rang, or maybe it was jim and he says to me in russian, let's go. and the most important thing is that later, when we were diving and he entered the apparatus, he always before going down, that is, the parade to close the hatch, he always said let's go, i once asked him, what are you saying, l

>> jim knapp. >> jim knapp was dead. gunshot wound. they ruled it a suicide. >> i was stunned.ments where it took my breath away. and then when i found out there was no note and as i learned about the details of what the scene looked like, it still is a baffling death. >> baffling because it simply did not look like a suicide. >> there was multiple gunshots fired in the room. there was furniture in disarray. there were drawers pulled out. >> staging in other words just as investigated believed someone staged the scene of carol's murder. was jim knapp carol's killer or another victim of an unknown killer or maybe both? it could knapp and steve. he was in jail. then the questions multiply. in june 2009, almost one year after carol's death, steve's attorney received an email. the sender anonymous and the email read i can tell you what really happened the night kennedy was killed. the email said jim knapp was running his mouth to kennedy about a prescription drug deal he was in. the murder was meant to look like home invasion robbery gone bad. this wasn't a crazed man with a golf c

i'm listening to their words, jim. i you know, we can put up the video of all those different family members who were there that said, we invited donald trump. we wanted to record this for posterity. we wanted this for our families. that's what they're saying. okay, jim, but what about what about the graves next to gs 13? >> but what about the graves next to the grave they were visiting where they were not giving permission. and donald trump is giving a thumbs up sign. >> i understand there was one family member that said that they were offended by it, and i'm sorry that their that their loved one's grave was photographed there. that's obviously something that you know, was was regrettable, but that's why you follow the cemetery's rules. >> that's why it's the cemetery, jim. >> it's not it's the it's not regrettable. is donald donald trump going there to pay respect to those families, those family members wanted them there. they they're suffering inside. and if donald trump and his team could give them some comfort, i'

>> caller: jim, jim! how you, today, jim? >> robert, i'm doing okay.happening with you, partner? >> i'm doing really well. i was out on my boat today and everybody is how do you afford this boat. and i said it's very simple. you listen to cramer. you get some great stock advice, and you make smart decisions that cramer tells you what to do. >> robert, i'm looking at my staff, and i always say that when robert calls, he's got horse sense. >> caller: jim, i'm telling you exactly the facts. and let me tell you something. enough powell indicates further rate cuts. you said you can't fight the fed. i listen to you religiously. >> thank you. >> caller: the market drive was one of the greatest investors of our time, and that was his thing. >> that was his thing. and don't fight the tape either. don't fight the fed. don't fight the tape. >> caller: because everybody says -- everybody says oh, we got to sell because they got to lower the rates. it's baked in. but cramer, as taught me through the years, that's not necessarily true. >> all right, robert. let's ge

>> yeah, jim. so i just opened up the indictment which has just been unsealed moments ago as a reporter said, it's 50 some pages. this clearly isn't investigation that's been building for at least a year now, if you go back to november of 2023, that's when federal agents first started executing search warrants, seizing phones and laptops from eric adams himself and from people around him. they've continued to do that today as they've seized one of his cell phones, looking at the indictment, the first thing that i see that jumps out at me is the gist of the beginning of the indictment, at least, is that eric adams was receiving money from foreign donors which are not allowed to do campaign contributions through straw donor meaning through people who weren't the actual what donors, which usually is a thing you do when you're trying to hide or conceal the source of those donations and it looks like this chart, this indictment largely springs off of that platform that he was taking money from foreign c

i don't know, jim.reclaim 300 after losing 50 bucks in the middle of the year as i think it's jpm goes to $290 today. >> i saw yum numbers going up. i have to tell you, other than wingstop, these things are expensive. when you go to mcdonald's, are you not shocked about the $7 egg mcmuffin. admit it. you're shocked. >> it floors me every time, jim. >> darn it, i knew that you and i had something in common. plus the wendy's upgrade, even though wendy's has got very subpar performance. this bet is a contrary bet to what i'm seeing, but you know, mcdonald's became a charm stock. i don't know how mcdonald's became charmed again. maybe because they're willing to sit by the $5 meal. >> you can look at the chart and see the day where they announced the $5 value meal in july. from there, it was just a matter of driving traffic again. >> well, it turns out that it matters tremendously at that level, which is why we have to see what brian niccol does with starbucks. i have to tell you, i only waited seven minutes

jim good to see you, happy fed day. >> happy fed day.al bankers. >> earlier in the year you did say three cuts was your base case. has that been changed in recent weeks? >> no. i think they should go 25 today and signal 25 at subsequent meetings. i think the case for 50 is overblown here. you have a pretty robust economy. you were just citing the atlanta fed gdp now 3% we got an upgrade from the second quarter of 2%. so pretty fast growth through the middle of the year here. unemployment insurance claims sort of ridiculously low. lots of things looking pretty good about the economy. so i just don't think it's the kind of situation where you have to go 50. so i think what they can do here is go 25 and signal we're going to keep 50 in our pocket and if things deteriorate, we're willing to go faster but we don't have to right now. because the case isn't really there right now. >> i want to read you one of the notes out of wells today writing the fed needs to provide more certain communication. if not they risk needing to add excess accommod

>> yeah, jim. so as we speak, actually, attorneys for tiktok creators are now making the argument in front of the judge as to why tiktok should not be banned. tiktok attorney has already spoken now they only had 50 about about half an hour for each side. but that's stretches out because judges later ask questions, there might be rebuttals. but the reason that there is such a tight time frame is because if you remember that law that was passed, that sets up this potential ban of tiktok says that any legal challenge had to bypass federal district court and go straight to where it's now being argued in the u.s. court of appeals in dc within a very tight timeframe. he's a very tight timeframe here because this law that was passed sets tiktok up to potentially be banned if it's not sold off from its chinese ownership by mid-january. so we're just talking about not only a tight timeline, right now in court, but also a tight timeline in general, we're just months away from this potential ban. so right now

meaning what, jim?> well, when rates come down, stocks are cheaper, particularly when you have 50 basis points, because finally, you might get some money from the sidelines because it's not as attractive, and we saw the home builder stocks being lifted again today, because mortgage rates going down would help affordability. housing got too expensive and the only thing that's going to make it give -- if they lower mortgage rates, we get more str transactions. >> did you say to fade the first move or no? >> the first move, yesterday, was to say, you know, this didn't do anything at all. nothing changed. >> you're talking about that. okay. not about this rally we're seeing this morning. >> no. no, this is a real rally. this makes sense. this is -- >> oh, this makes sense. money on the sidelines, really? we're going to go with that already? money on the sidelines? we're going with that one? oh, it's coming. >> yeah. yeah. it is. look, you're going to anticipate just having your money in some money fund and

thanks, jim.his is two now, and listen, i know i'm -- we're overstating it, and/or any real impact. obviously, you're reflecting what you're hearing, jim, when you listen to a montage like the one that we just heard, but it is interesting, of course, at starbucks, now nike. i don't know if there's more to come. i do know there's one more name on your list that you continue to go to as a particularly negative performer. i'm not sure a ceo change there is going to help. i don't mean to take us off nike. obviously, i'm talking about intel. but -- >> there's a vacuum there. >> these changes are significant. seems less clear in your mind, though, that the incoming ceo at nike is going to have the same effect, perhaps, that you think brian niccol will at starbucks. >> well, i think that the chipotle model works really well at a place like starbucks, because it's about service, about hospitality, quality, employment. i think that whatever you try to do at nike has a lot more to do these days with new bal

what can you tell us >> good morning, jim. we haven't looking through these documents as prosecution's filing and this letter was addressed from ryan ruth to the world and it also reads, this was an assassination attempt on donald trump, but i failed you. he writes, i tried my best and gave it all the gumption i could muster. it is up to you now. finish the job and i will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job. that is evidenced that will no doubt be discussed in court at this detention hearing this morning. we also have learned from these filings, jim, that a witness told officials that ruth had dropped off a box at his home months ago and in that box was ammunition, a metal pipe, tools for phones and various letters, including the one that we were just reading to you. also, there were photos of the guns that you mentioned. this is also new in the filings is a colored picture of the gun it also shows us pictures of 11 bullets and that extended magazine scope also some new information, jim, coming from these filings h

let's go to russ in north carolina russ >> hey, jim. to talk to you thank you for your many years of service and your education it has been awesome. the ticker symbol that i would like for you to analyze is fdx i know earnings is coming up next week and they're in the middle of cost-cutting efforts i just wanted to know what you thought about the stock. thank you for your many years. >> thank you, russ thank you for those kind comments we have a long day, we had the investing club meeting today and when i hear something like that i say to myself, just keep working, keep doing it as for your stock, fedex, i think a remarkable job has been done it is a multi-year term. nothing will be too blow away, but i think you should be in the stock ahead of the conference call because i think he is going to tell a real good story. now we will go to josh in florida. josh >> jim with interest rates coming, what are your thoughts on sofi technology in the year-end >> i think you buy sofi and the interest rate cuts, down 25% for the year, even though it

jim, i want to ask you about this right now. clearly, it's too early for us to know what the security precautions exist at that school. certainly, high schools in particular around this country have taken unique precautions given the fear of school shootings taking place. as we speak to you, you can see officers walking not with the same type of urgency you would expect if they thought there was still an active shooter on scene. >> that's a great observation. you are right. at least in the area we are observing, the on scene commanders have determined that that's safe. they posted officers there. they don't believe those officers are in any danger of taking rifle fire or anything like that. i think the fact that they have this one person in custody has given them some sense of they are able to now sweep the buildings the way they want. there's a large indoor facility here. s.w.a.t. teams have to sweep every corner. there could be students and teachers barricaded safely in their rooms. they should stay there until they can verify

the boring constitution still in the way. >> jim, you mentioned -- >> don't worry about that, jim.ake care of that. >> okay. as long as the bill of rights is maybe like preserved six out of ten maybe, give us a couple. >> you know -- >> you mentioned holiday spend. a couple things on spending. one is that this challenger gray christmas report says seasonal hiring will be lower than last holiday season because of maybe slower consumer spending. the other is this morgan stanley chart on -- actually not -- it is morgan stanley on walmart plus membership which is the biggest sequential increase in their survey's history, all-time high in august. 30% higher than the prior six month average. >> why the hell not? august 22nd, walmart announced an exclusive partnership with none other than burger king through which members can enjoy 25% off a burger king digital orders every day and a free whopper, i know you'll be going every three months. when i checked in with the company, it started today, and these are the kind of things that they see went off. when you put them together you want to b

jim clyburn: yeah. pamela brown: watching the debate? jim clyburn: yeah.nderson cooper: before the debate had even concluded, the white house puts out information that the president is suffering from a cold. jeff zeleny: i remember getting text messages on my phone from very high-ranking democrats saying that he's going to have to be replaced. this is a crisis. - anderson, this was a game-changing debate in the sense that right now as we speak, there is a deep, a wide, and a very aggressive panic in the democratic party. it involves party strategists. it involves elected officials. it involves fundraisers. and they are having conversations about the president's performance, which they think was dismal, which they think will hurt other people down the party in the ticket. and they're having conversations about what they should do about it. pamela brown (voiceover): the vice president came out and tried to defend the president. kamala harris: i'm not going to spend all night with you talking about the last 90 minutes when i've been watching the last 3 and 1/

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. >> i'm jim sciutto live from tel aviv. we begin with breaking news this morning, a claim just in the last hour by israel that it has killed hezbollah's leader, hassan nasrallah in an airstrike in southern beirut. yesterday, israel says nasrallah was killed but hezbollah has not yet commented and israeli official told cnn earlier that nasrallah was the target of the attack. and i was told in the last 24 hours that they had very high confidence. nasrallah was on the site when the attack took place. this comes on the heels of israel's largest strikes on beirut in nearly 20 years, lebanon's news agency says israel also launched strikes in southern lebanon, as well as the eastern part of the country. this morning, hezbollah says it fired more rockets into northern israel in response we are also hearing that some hospitals in the southern part of beirut, an area targeted by israel yesterday, will now be evacuated. i'm joined now by cnn's ben wedeman, who is in beirut and in ben, we've been speaking numerous times in the last 12,

jim. thank you. meantime, hurricane helene has left a trail of death and devastation across several states. this morning. straight ahead, we're going to take you to asheville, north carolina, one of the hardest hit places facing months, maybe even years of recovery and we're just two days away from the first and only vice presidential debate between governor tim walz and senator j.d. vance were expecting we're breaking down what to expect in the face off a little later. plus the two astronauts stuck at the international space station are a step closer to coming home news of the week and as questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn that's too much but i want donald now, can you slice that he got news for you saturday at nine on cnn. >> you're leaving me for a turbotax expert who charges me last but gives me more seeing it. adam probe. >> she's been thinking twice. >> yes believe, terrible for your pride's move on to a turbotax expert break. >> this false switched turbotax live expert, and w

perhaps someone had to run jim tan's business in this last tidbit.as placed, charlie took the time to send a warning email to his college buddies. they would soon hear things in the news. >> the defendant sent an email to his fraternity brothers called showtime. >> you'll be hearing from law enforcement? >> yes. you will be surprised. showtime. >> jurors don't buy self- defense to the prosecutor in summation. it was no crime of passion but a planned murder. this is an assassination? >> yes. >> he walks in and blows dad away? the prosecution rested. the defense he was up next on they were about to lay out a theory of the crime from seemingly another universe. no one saw it coming. >> coming up. the defense drops a bombshell. >> one of the things that was a question was charlie covering up for someone else? with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduc

jim alex. >> thank you. and general wesley clark, i mean, there was one moment towards the end of the speech when the president had a message for autocrats around the world when he said some things are more important than staying in power we are here to serve the people, not the other way around. i've been trying to think which autocratic maybe he had in mind when he delivered that line go ahead, general certainly china and xi jinping short believe vladimir putin. but there are others around the world who cheated in their elections of manipulate the system and just they consider themselves here replaceable essentially and what president biden was saying because no one jail replaceable, i thought that was one of the strongest parts of the speech but overall, the speech, even though it was a general overview, i thought it was it was a magnificent summary of the policies of the biden administration and a very optimistic call for humanity, for leaders to work together yeah, and ben wedeman, i, my sense of it is

jim acosta who possibly guest. that's happened before, never, ever ever. look, i think it's just so important to put this into perspective, write and give you an idea that this is actually donald trump's best national poll that we've seen in a while, but we've seen a bunch of polls come out over the last few weeks. i remember, jim, there are margins of error, so you know, you mentioned that new york times, when you look at the margin unrounded, what you see is donald trump up by two points, but again, within the margin of error. but we had quinnipiac just a little bit while ago. harris was up one the wall street journal, harris was up one. there was the abc news poll among likely voters that had harris up by six points so the bottom line is, yeah, this is a good poll for donald trump, but we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that they're a bunch of other polls that show something a little bit different. and when you put the average of it all together, what you essentially get is harris up by, let's say, about two points. but again, jim, that is way, way too

and, it is just how it is, jim. and they have heard about it and excited about it, maybe they have part a large language model, maybe they have bought a security system, and now a hyperscaler service, now they will try to hook it altogether. and it has failed them, the copilot experience for so many customers has become the court the experience, what i mean buy that is they are not getting the value that they want. >> that is what it has been, it has not paid off. >> it hasn't paid off for them, it has been disappointing when they come to the show with that kind of rejection and feeling in tow, and i know that because i have been doing focus groups all over the world talking to customers, and they are like, listen i am trying to diy my a.i., that means do-it- yourself, trying to put all of the pieces together. it is too complicated, to persist dictated. >> it is funny, and i was seeing your mom, and i said your boy really figured it out, because what he made me realize, is that the agent force, allows me to be a pay

for that reason, jim and then correlation troops set up a ring of steel around a huge area. and it steadily closing in and from that ring, endless columns of pressed peasants fleet as the 1st sign of the 1st people's liberation army being crushed. the goods that just weeks before and brain damage, imminent attack on the countries future capital. the black darkness comes on positions fall below us a creek and babbles of the forest rustles. sometimes the restless turning of people asleep can be heard. bold assignment, memory of gods in the trenches. it's too and the code is biting. as jim and soldiers are welcomed by the chill and talk and whispers, the deep silence rules among the crow, that's they are incredibly rigid. one, all right, when less than $200.00 steps away, determine them snorting human bodies are jammed together. 5 meters from up positions. the 1st wave of attack us have reached us through the high growth and rich bushes. valencia stick to the machine, gun barrels before they could fire a single shot. they've been butchered in last night and by the yapping gun b

jim yeah. >> as well. i mean, just a few moments ago, we were showing some of the footage of that area behind you when it was full of water and you could see sort of looked like water bursting out of a manhole or out of some sort of storage store storm drain. what was that? all about? what was going on there? and i have to assume that that that meant that that area was pretty dangerous at that point >> jim, i don't know if we can see pass a trees over here you can't see that storm drain anymore. that's because it's completely underwater. i think that was one of our first clues that something was quite rapidly going wrong. we could see that the storm drainage system was taken ahead clearly overwhelmed by all of this water, jim and again, situations, unfortunately, just going to get worse. >> alright, absolute good, good day for people to stay indoors in that area. isabel rosales, thanks. as always, we appreciate it. we'll be right back. >> five good things. listen wherever you get your podcasts. >> at the c

so this jim document helped a lot by knew how jim and split precise with the military documents. so following the gym and documents that i quoted just now, i succeeded in finding both ends to communicate in the gym and press. and even the also the roof that report in the original wall film, the of the right house to the customer at operation. head of the independent state of croatia, country public was even received by the florida gulf, hitler, himself, both the germans and cro. let's work strongly happy with a successful elimination of bandits as cut. now said the final liquidation of the ones that i mention. the fact is, the tablets of the great woods that his great operations saying that he successfully resolved the jewish and this, it'd be an issues. and the question in correlation in this context, it's perfectly clear why cut me, i used such a language that's very typical of the signature of ss documents and definitely not very much and couldn't be seen in the german press. good news reports are under stated and fall from what really happened in color. in that bloody mexico

jeff. >> hey, jim. i'm a long time member of the investment club and appreciate everything you and jeff do for us. >> thank you very much for saying that. we work pretty hard. jeff's not out here with me. i'll tell him you said that. what's going on. >> one of the investments i have that is outside of the club holdings is lam research. lrcx symbol. it's had a rough couple of months losing about 400 points. it didn't really participate in this tech and chip rebound we've seen over the last couple of weeks. after today, it's about 120 points below its 200-day moving average. >> jeff, i got to tell you. i think lam is dramatically oversold. maybe a 50 down but i think you would have 200 up. i agree. i know the company for a very long time. certainly more than traders were dumping it right. don't try to chase this move out of tech. it's not worth your effort. on mad tonight, my week on the west coast with broadcom after a big bounceback last week, i'm getting a better read on where the stock is in the ai sp

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jim sciutto live in tel aviv. some us officials celebrating the killing of hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah, like many of its western allies, the u.s designates hezbollah, a terrorist organization, republican senate minority leader mitch mcconnell posted a statement saying, quote hassan nasrallah authored decades of terror and suffering across the middle east. israelis, americans, lebanese, and syrians are safer without him on the battlefield. house speaker mike johnson, house majority whip, steve scalise and republican conference chair elise stefanik issued a joint statement calling us well as a puppet of the iranian regime. there were also statements from president biden, vice president kamala harris calling this a measure of justice for the victims, the families of victims of belo's attacks. joining me now, cnn white house reporter kamala to shallows, we know that defense secretary austin spoke with israeli defense minister on saturday do we know what the u.s position is on israel's potential incursion on the

i want to go to jim in florida. jim?pelican marsh boo-yah to you. >> lucky you. let's go to work. what's up? >> caller: i want to thank you and your staff for all the years of help. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is on a wind and solar company which i've added to my position several times. it has an unusually high dividend, over 14%. and the earnings per share on different sites are different than everyone. cnbc has 1:64. yahoo has $1.54. raymond james $1.15. buy, sell or hold? >> just on that disparity, i think i've got do more work. i'm looking at our chief scientist and research director ben soto. i don't get this. i've got find out what's the truth and then we'll come back with a more considered opinion. why don't we go to giff in california. >> boo-yah from san diego. >> oh, man, you're a lucky person. what's up? >> caller: i'm interested in -- vertiv. >> the time to tell has come and gone, okay? come and gone. let's go to jerry in missouri. jerry? >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course.

jim — now. 0k, we arejust coming out of that. jim reed _ now. 0k, we arejust coming out of that. jima bit more about this video you told us about. we obviously about to get that at the inquiry. for we obviously about to get that at the inquiry-— at the inquiry. for the beginning _ at the inquiry. for the beginning of- at the inquiry. for the beginning of each i at the inquiry. for the i beginning of each section of this inquiry they speak to some of the people most directly affected by what went on in the pandemic. i think what they are about to show now is, like you heard from baroness hallett, the chair, a 20 minute film made up of the testimony of some of those families. she always give people opportunity, because it can be quite harrowing evidence, to leave the room, so they don't necessarily have to watch it, before that comes on because for some people it can make very difficult viewing. this morning we had a press conference within the last 45 minutes or so from the main group that represents about 7000 or so families who lost loved ones in that pandemic and they were again st

but, you know, jim, let's look at the history. going back to 2015 when, when russia had that military incursion into syria you have russian troops and hezbollah coordinate and work together now and then you mentioned ron, ones, hezbollah and iran is supplying weapons, right now for russia to use in ukraine. in fact, you crumbley is accusing russia, are actually saying that there has bowl of fighters it's an accusation, but hezbollah fighters in ukraine. and then i would also say they get political and financial paybacks in a way because they get more russia, moscow gets more influence in lebanon and also these organizations let's say, hezbollah hamas the houthis, many others who were invited to moscow in february. by the way, for a meeting they help to bust sanctions that russia is under. so it's complex, it's kind of a web as you phrased it, but this is what russia is trying to do. >> it's a great it's a great point. i remember shortly after october 7, russia via the wagner group, sent a surface to air missile system hezbollah, s

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are you ready, we will start with jim from florida. jim?r all of the help. >> the smart people on my staff, fantastic. >> wonderful, just like you, i looked at -- and id to get that in but i wanted to ask a question. i had sold my position in jpmorgan about a year ago, and went into banking stocks and a look that citigroup, and j.p. morgan today and ask lf, is citigroup a buy at this point? >> i would rather in jpmorgan, i don't understand what you are describing from the book value and the actual stock, so i'm going to say no to citigroup and yes to jp. , now sam and pennsylvania. >> jim, i would just like to say also talk to my sister bailey and her new husband to them. so model talk to them. so anyway. i have a stock that is not covered buy analysts, and it is the integration of data centers, ai and infrastructure buildup, >> i know the company, and it's in the right spot, i'm going to throw into, i tell you that company, the ceo is a smart guy, that company has come down with the end of the data cente , the data center is not over, let'

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appreciate it. >> thank you jim. brianna, turning back to our breaking news, judge, tanya chutkan has granted the special counsel, jack smith, his proposal to submit a brief containing hundreds of pages the information and evidence related to the election interference case here in washington, the federal case. there was a chance that could be released before the election. cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig joins us now, elie, good to have you walk us through what specific information and evidence we'd be likely to see when this is released. and would it be new evidence we haven't seen before? >> so i think the answer is yes, jim, we are about to see some new important evidence from jack smith. now, this whole dispute arises in the context of the question of, does donald trump have criminal immunity from prosecution? we know he does, but now the question is, how much does he have? that's based on the supreme court's opinion. it came out back in july. what the parties are trying too they do now is litigate that quest

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jim? taking her fight for the floor exercise bronze medal as high as it can go, appealing to switzerland supreme court for it to be reinstated with the support of us olympic and paralympic committee. and usa gymnastics child's file. the appeal yesterday. she originally placed fifth, you remember, but was awarded the bronze after the american coaches challenged her score and the appeal was upheld. them in the romanian team objected that decision to revise her incorrect score, claiming the appeal was filed for seconds after the one-minute deadline, even after usa gymnasts is provided video evidence, there appeal was submitted on time, the court of arbitration for sport, also known as the cas, eventually upheld romania as challenge in the metal just given them to their gymnast on a barbosa in a statement, child's attorney argues the cas violated child's right to be heard adding, quote from start to finish the procedures leading to the cas is panel's decision. we're fundamentally unfair and it