earlier, my colleague unit o'neill discussed the issue with joe lewis. i have shin, rob fancy, who explained the global dangers of candles reporting when it comes cit incidence. i will one that occurred in poland. we've seen the associated press published claims on the missile, insolent and pollen citing anonymous sources that turned out to be wrong. they retracted the story somewhat, but i would suggest that few saw that apology compared to the initial flashy headlights. the year november 2022. in later years may be seen as the closest we got to global annihilation and a p associated press and all its fellow nato nations to know, grow for media masquerading as journalists, what us to the edge before it was hastily rode back in, i should say, in fairness and while we must give our condolences to the 2 polish farmers killed by a zalinski, his forces at least nato diplomats have been briefing that zalinski is a liar. and i'm not sure how that affairs in the state department given how many tens of billions of dollars has been handed to what nato officials a

joe lewis, the famous british currency trader, the albany club, there's a lot of connections in currency-ishs it on their list of top money laundering and tax evasion centers in the world. >> robert frank, great stuff the story is not over. thank you. >>> all right. folks, listen, don't panic, but there's just 40 days left until christmas, 33 until hanukkah time to start thinking about shopping we're going to talk two biggies, walmart versus target. next ♪♪ ♪♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan for future generations. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. >>> target reports on wednesday. the street last quarter closely watching for a spending slowdown and any guidance changes our next guest has a positive outlook on both retailers, but there r

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so we have a black dentist in new orleans who is treating celebrities like joe lewis and louis armstrongt he also haso a dentistry in which he treats the poor people for free. he wanted his son to kinda follow in his footsteps and go to howard university is where his father went which is a premier black college and become a dentist. andrew young went to howard university with the intention to please his father by becoming a dentist. but he gets to howard university this is probably the first time in one of the only times of which andrew young did not do well. did not do wellinur college he graduated in four years he was not a great students. he was on the track team, he was on the swimming team he pledged to fraternity, my fraternity which is a smart fraternity, i don't know what was going on with him. buthy he did not do wellin college. the reason he did not do well is because this life or his heart was not devoted to becoming a dentist. he wanted to doo something different for did not know what he wanted to do but he wanted to do something different. he thought he might want to be a te

you have a black dentist in new orleans who's treating, you know, he's treating celebrities like joe lewis and louis armstrong, but he also has a dentistry in which he treats poor people for free, he wanted his son to kind of follow in his footsteps and go to howard university which is where his father went,ie a premier black college, and become a dentist. so andrew young went to howard university with the intention to please his f father by becominga dentist. but het goes -- he gets to howd university, and he, this is probably the first time and one of the only times in which andrew young did not do well. he didn't do well in college, although he graduated in four years. he was not a a great student. you know, he was on the track team, he was on the swimming team, he pledged a fraternity, my fraternity. but, you know, he didn't do well in college. so, and the reason why he didn't do well is because his life or his heart wasn't devoted to becoming a dentist. he wanted to do something different. he didn'tt know what he wanted o do, but he wanted to do something different. he wanted to be a

. >> africa town as i mentioned began when koo joe lewis went to timothy mayor who had enslaved him.e was working for mayor at this point in the shingle factory and this was just perhaps two weeks after the end of the civil war. on behalf of all the africans he asked him to give them land. timothy said no. he said i treated you good as slaves and i don't owe you anything. so he end of the others decided to save up their own money and buy the land. they bought the first piece and in kudrow's words he didn't give us one nickel off the price. they bought five or six properties to start. they were all about two to 3 acres. they bought more but by this point itit was three or four yes after the war had ended and a lot of them had kids. they had been renting houses so they bought this land and they dide something they did throughout their time in captivity when they were enslaved.to they stuck together and took turns building each other's houses. one thing that is unusual about the people is that they were mostly from the same small village. many of them were, half of them and then they ha

well, and john lewis, president joe biden and chinese supreme leader, she jim ping have much to discuss in their 1st face to face talks as leaders. what don't expect any breakthroughs toll the united states and china at loggerheads over an explosive range of geopolitical issues. both leaders head into their talks and politically robust positions. she emboldened after naming himself communist party boss for an historic 3rd term and biden boosted by a strong performance in mid term elections. i know i'm communist rather than neva. no, she spent more time with many of the rural liter. i knew him well. he knows me know we have very little misunderstanding. we just gotta figure out where the red lines are. we're when we're the most important things, each of us what a difference. 11 years makes relations have knows dives since the 2 men spent days travelling together through such a province as vice presidents over a decade ago and biden spoke of welcoming a rising china. these days, the pentagon describes china's rise as the most comprehensive and serious challenge faced by u. s. national sec

urging you right now, sell the joke coins, because they're not worth anything >> tiger woods and joe lewiseveloped the albany club. which, by the way, is not a part of this in any way and is apparently a place that a lot of people would like to buy and may now have an opportunity to buy new units that are going to be available because potentially they'll be sold. >> units that are backed by absolutely nothing other than fanciful courage of some people. stupidity. this is your chance. this is your chance. and you know what? it's a little like the bailey building and loan. you want to be first you don't want to be uncle billy here no uncle billy and you don't want potter. >> now it's an orderly unwind, because they filed for bankruptcy >> the other guys. the other currencies go to coinbase and look at those joke currencies, and of course, no one will ever admit that they're jokes because that's insulting. so, let's say, look at the ill-advised currencies and try to get something out before you realize that you're stopping at tjx and not nordstrom. now, my -- >> there are going to be a lot of

lewis, c.t. vivian and joe lowery. within three months of each other. and john lewis, our city, vivian and joe lowery, have been men that i approached previously to, hey, let's sit down and write a book. let's consider writing a book. jill i wrote his own book. keep vivian was writing his last book when he died. so when they died, you know, i felt that, you know, andrew young, was the logical step. the logical person for me to approach, to write a book. and his birthday was coming up. his birthday is march 12th of this year. he turned 90 years old. so it was a perfect timing for me to write to found a subject to write about and for a subject who's willing to sit down and have his story chronicled and understanding the importance of having his story chronicled as he was approaching 90 years old. he talks about he talks about as touring the country, promoting the book and talking about the book that he wrote his book and easy burden in 1995. and that's the biography is a thick biography. we all we've all read these thick biographies and he says that this b

joe braverman was here. >> everybody jumps on it. >> paul lewis served as grand marshal. >> honoring korean war vets like paul be forgotten.

joe braverman was here. >> everybody jumps on it. >> paul lewis served as grand marshal. >> honoring korean war vets like paul. >> it's not going to be forgotten. and they fade away. >> her dad, a vietnam vet. >> seeing my dad in tears watching the other veterans come by, it means a lot. >> i went 40 years and never heard a word. glad to hear it now. >> veterans marching down the street and hundreds are taking part. >> hosting the veterans day parade. there was presentation a veteran of the year and lifetime veteran of the year awards. the parade stopped for a bellringing to honor the military lives lost. >> the veterans day event at golden gate national cemetery included plenty of his. the band of the west performed in each branch of the military. there was also a brief presentation from active service and a retired veteran service members. paying respects to veterans this morning at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> arlington national cemetery. president biden is at the climate summit in egypt. >> some bay area counties. >> trading parades, barbecues, and opening and unfolding ballots. >> roberto valdes s

joining me now cnn political correspondent earl lewis, also al franken and joe walsh, back in.e i don't want to, say that's not anything we heard from his background. people looking into his background, and i don't know if anyone here -- are you guys lawyers? i mean, you know, i don't know what to say about that. that's what he's now saying. >> it sounds like they're trying to prepare a defense against the hate crimes charge. that's the least of his problems, legally speaking. but it looks like they're trying to build some kind of sympathy or at least confusion on the question of whether or not this was purely motivated by hate. >> that is what it sounds. like we will wait to see. back to that conversation that i was just having with juliette, have you thought about? that have you had to think about what what i do in that active shooter? situation and that's the great tragedy. as these gentlemen, know we've been stuck legislatively on trying to get any -- what it leaves us the rest of us in a situation we go back prison. time and back within, time i mean back to the 17th centur

joe. standing in front of the mayoral of john lewis, who are not appear to make a plea to those who may notm in the mid term. >> and for those of you who made a different choice this time! weather for herschel walker over someone else, i want to speak directly to you. over the next four weeks, i hope that you will give me the opportunity to earn your vote. >> but just how important will georgia be in controlling the senate. we won't know that until the race in arizona and nevada wrapped up. but one thing is clear, for the second consecutive election cycle, georgians find themselves right in the middle of the center of the political universe. nick valencia, cnn, canton georgia. the male governors in 2022. at today's elections gotta start off with sarah alexander's in massachusetts with laura healy. the first female governors. as a result, 12 women will hold the top state spots across the u.s.. then comes to races from cnn has not projected a winner, but all candidates are female. so the record setting number will represent a fraction of the governance across the 50 states. the old record of

lewis capaldi, graham norton and joe wicks... and probably some women as well!se loads of money. my calves are on fire! i can see the flags at the finish line. i ..and matt baker, going the extra mile... there's a couple of bears on the side! ..to help raise cash and support the work of essential charities up and down the uk. tonight will see all those fundraising efforts culminate in a showcase on bbc one. there's nothing better than hearing about the kindness of strangers. you know, i've benefited from it so much in my life. it's a bit of a unique year this year, ade, because of what people are facing at home and the cost—of—living crisis. how is that going to affect the show? the thing that's so, so important is that when you're going through all of this, that you're not on your own. i swallowed a trumpet of the other day, now i make a sound every time i... with a special takeover of blankety blank with bradley walsh... keira! ..celebrities taking on graham norton's red chair... do you know who this man is? no. ..and plenty of surprises. so, expect another ni

everything from inflation to the insurrection to the voting rights bill, john lewis was from georgia, he should stay straight policy, and joehe has the last few speeches. i don't know how people in georgia can even, take the stumbling speech. >> 1.8 million people, i'm with you, herschel walker is an interesting actor. >> i think it's the camp effect. >> it's interesting now, because i am out of additives for herschel walker. >> i've been out of them. he's got 2 million votes. this is where we are in america today. >> that's where we are, and it's scary, and i just don't want to believe that 2 million more people will come out again december six. it's not partisan, it's about competence. i cannot imagine in my worst trumpian nightmare, that herschel walker ends up in the senate, talking about -- >> think about this, and michigan, trying to get because republican voters and he had at the gop said we can't run this quality of candidate, that's what we lost. in pennsylvania, republicans supported just appear for governor because doug mastriano was so unusual and interesting. we're still waiting to see what is happening in ariz

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joe braverman was here. he served in world war ii. >> it is quite a celebration out here today. cornell: paul lewis served as grand marshal.he honor was totally unexpected. this year's theme -- you are not forgotten -- honoring korean war vets like paul. >> in my time, i said it's not going to be forgotten. like macarthur said, old soldiers don't die, they fade away. >> seeing my dad in tears watching all the veterans go by, it means a lot. >> i went 40 years and never heard a word, and i'm proud and glad to hear it now. cornell: this parade started back in 1967 with only three veterans marching down the street. today, hundreds are taking part, honoring all those who served our country, and we thank those veterans for their service. ama: oakland native, vice president harris, pay her respects to veterans this morning at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> we come together as a nation than to express our profound gratitude for all you have done and continue to do. ama: the vice president attended the annual re-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery in virginia. president biden is on an overseas trip. ♪ dan: veterans

lewis with us tonight. and legal analyst joey jackson. and scott jennings, great to have you here. so joe, legally this isn't a different category. and the twin category that the january six house committee. does mike pence have to answer doj prosecutors? >> he could stall. he could prevent it. i think there will come a time when he will answer questions. so let us talk about the distinction. when you have a house, committee congress has an oversight responsibility and are investigating for that purpose. but we are talking about the department involved in criminality not themselves. so when you are doing that, the only effective way to not testify is to assert privilege. or otherwise give the indication allison that you should not testify. i do not think that the privilege will carry the day. i don't think he is looking to assert privilege. i don't think it necessarily applies here. and i think that there will come a point in time when he does speak. i do think there are reasons to negotiate's testimony. the justice department always wants a -- calmness, a cooperative witness. a witness t

the we the people act and the john lewis voting right acts and the activism undercutting the freedoms of the people. the reason i like the speech we saw was because joe biden was trying to strike that tone as the leader of the whole country and well he should. as you were saying there's nobody really attempting to do that on the other side so she needs to speak for all of america at this point. >> i would remiss if i didn't ask since you are here and a member of the january 6 committee. when you come out with your report that is going to be about only the second time our capitol has been attacked. the other time by the british, not even by fellow americans. the ransacking the capitol for the purpose of denying elections, the very thing the president spoke about tonight. are you concerned we are at a point now where there's nothing you could put in that report that is going to convince a third or whatever percent of the country, the president side a minority of the party. but a very large por rallty of the other party they will accept and take ins evidence they ought to correct course. this is not a two-party problem. this is a one-party problem. you

joe lycett has shredded £10,000 of his own cash in protest. david beckham's as an ambassador at the castle world cup. online footage shows the comedian throwing two bundles of notes into a. mr. lewis footballer after was reported he'd signed a deal with . the tournament host swiss with. the tournament host swiss after £10 million. the comedian offered to donate the money to lgbtq charities if beckham ended the sponsorship . homosexuality the sponsorship. homosexuality is still illegal in cattle . in is still illegal in cattle. in other news in the us, five people have been killed and 18 injured in a shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado springs. police have named suspect as 22 year old anderson lee aldridge . year old anderson lee aldridge. he's currently in custody and receiving treatment for his injuries. the motive for the attack is not known. deputy police chief adrienne vasquez has thanked those club goers who risked their own lives to try and stop the attacker. initial evidence and interviews indicate that suspect entered cup club q and immediately began shooting at people . as he moved into the at people. as he moved into the club while the suspect was inside the club, at