yeah, i look, it's john lee. it is exactly that. it is a graveyard. i said that based on all the rules and everything we've heard from colleagues on the ground a couple of weeks ago. and now i'm here. our child actually believe it's worse than i imagined that as you need from us words are imagine the worst. i've been in the hospital today. again, there was a more i see. and children of things i haven't really seen, at least not, not she and number of children, a bus load coming down from the no children who hadn't seen medical care for 3 or 4 days that just smell of washing flesh on that children ran this burn marks we've, we've, we've moved to barnes. this is consistent. this is in a hospital of tools. tens of thousands of people spread across these area outside the people waterloo, fee for food and visas. they sit in your pool. this is the response. this has meant to be a good guy because we are getting in there on us landing, but still the people who've enjoyed this for 7 weeks. it remains hellish. and you can see, you can see the big and say the t

i have the upcoming events changed, but john lee does has a voice to that culture about body, things that change their mind. uh. the fun to live is not really a job and need a cheese or sort of international or the doc a hell of the european union. and she's the bullish on very issue. she's police about climate change. she's bush about a israel. and she's a british about migration, and she's up to the state to use. another word for the same sake about ukraine chose, is this, the, the, the examination of ukraine's right is showing the you before the conflict with russia. it was clear that you cray was a no fit state to join the you the say was to a small do by now all of the sudden with the country is even greater, difficult to use. the oldest progress should just be made to was easy. the accession criteria you craig was judge to be uh, that is corrupt country on a scale with all due by the full, the conflict broke. i've lost the dialogue of a sudden this basically made huge progress towards leading up to a, it's a political they, they put a leak system. some of this is credible. this

very first time, kim il sung received, reporters from the new york times, harrison salisbury and john lee salisbury was a very famous former moscow bureau chief, and jon lee was bureau chief in japan. the two were entertained by kim il sung, his office for 3 hours on may 26, 1972, one month later, cyrillic, harrison a reporter for the washington post was entertained by kim il sung. and then in july, a harvard law professor was received by kim il sung and. all three delegations said kim this song is something like a visionary is a dictator. yes, but his rational is, well. and kim il sung pulled a new york times reporter's things that were very sweet like, you know, we have to maintain our anti-u.s. stance, you know, i have a constituent to please the brutal korean war. americans killed, a lot of people. so even i don't mean it entirely. we have to say and tell us things you know that south korean dictator, military man i'm open to meeting with him without preconditions. and of course, american forces, troops in south korea, they'll have to go eventually. but that doesn't to be a preconditi

hong kong is the weakest in the chinese economy, we will hear from top leaders in hong kong and john leepeaking so it will be packed the next three days and it is also going to be very busy and sleepless for those covering it like me and the early part will be eventful going into where all the events are in singapore. vonnie: thank you. such a richness of conversations we will be having on bloomberg the next few days. our new economy form gets underway in singapore later this week and the theme is embracing instability. we will hear from world leaders, policymakers and executives discussing the challenges of inflation, geopolitical tension, the rise of ai and the climate emergency. just a few of the voices coming up are on your screen. do not miss coverage beginning wednesday. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the leaders of opec-plus, saudi arabia and russia have reaffirmed they will stick with the currency is the end of the year as the israel hamas war adds volatility to oil prices. su keenan joins us. wti futures had a sharp pullback. >> we are moving closer to 80 in west texas being traded in

for the hong kong connection, there is precedent for that because in seven -- february this year john leenvestor interest in the city as well. it is an indication that we are seeing those ties continue to deepen between china and the middle east. haidi: annabelle droulers there. take a look at some stocks we are watching is the markets get set to open for trading in hong kong and mainland china. meituan is in focus. warnings of slower growth. also watching alibaba health. it could be a mover after agreeing to -- keeping a watch when it comes to developers. the chinese ai company heading back on a short seller accusation it has been inflating those revenue numbers. that is just about it for "daybreak asia. we're looking ahead to the start of trading in hong kong. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with god was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com a few years

bloomberg's senior executive editor at john lee joins us from beijing. john, why so gloomy? we also had better data including out of the china beige book just today. john: well, there is -- there are a lot of problems still to be solved. first, i think everybody would point to the real estate sector, a continuing issue. there are also a couple of other factors, in october there was a weeklong holiday so there were fewer days, that should be a positive for the month of november, which the numbers we will get later today. but if you look at the services side of that picture, fewer holidays means probably a drop-off in spending on leisure, locations, hotel rooms, et cetera. . we also had some data for november that showed crude output has been below the average daily output that we saw in october so that would suggest that the manufacturing sector, infrastructure, was continuing to show signs of weakness. so that is why broadly, there is an expectation that the pmi we get today will continue to show the manufacturing sector in contraction. haidi: john, we are seeing, after what

john. >> mj lee in san francisco in the middle of this reporting. thanks so much. >>> kate? >> and joining us now is sunlan kim. just on what they started off with there, when president biden talked about yet once again saying that xi is a dictator and then the response coming out of china, do you get a accepts from the white house that they're regretting that the president made this statement or trying to clean it up at all? >> i think his comments point to just how complicated this relationship can be. you heard president biden say over and over how much progress they had made, how he felt good about this meeting. how now they can pick up the phone and call each other and ease any urgent concerns should any arise. but the reality for president biden remains in his view xi is still a dictator, which is something not going over well in china right now. i think this is all kind of part of what president biden said over and over is a complex relationship to navigate. these two global superpowers are in constant competition with one another. whether it comes to the economy we d

john, thomas lee has been predicting a year-end rally. he says that's still in place.e spoke with a number of his colleagues on this program from fund strategy. here's what he says in the next three weeks, okay, we see this dynamic at work. the october pce likely soft, that means higher equities. the november jobs report could be strong, given low claims. that equals a market overreaction. post jobs markets recover as investors buy the dip, too early to know but he's expecting a year end rally and the december fomc rate decision, he says we expect room for a doveish ship. how does this play out in your mind in terms of the stock market. >> i ask myself whether or not it's consistent and if we get a pretty good jobs report, why should the fed turn doveish? i think the fed's focus right now is what's happening in the labor market, especially what's happening to average hourly earnings. the fed needs to continue to get evidence of a further slowdown by wage growth if we are going to hold to this expectation that the fed is finished hiking rates and that the fed's next mov

john? >> mj lee at the white house. thank you very much. with me tonight, michael orrin, ambassador to the united states. the deal they're discussing, the parameters seem to be a four or five-day pause in the fighting for the release of hostages. >> you don't have an agreement with hamas and even if you have an agreement, you don't have an agroemt. they don't negotiate in in good faith. they'll say, we want another ceasefire. they've broken every ceasefire in the past. they've never kept a ceasefire. it's very difficult to negotiate with someone who's moving that football constantly. these are a bunch of -- these are violent thugs. and meanwhile you're going to get bodies showing up, like these two women who were executed, according tour friends at "scientist." they were executed. they didn't die in caput tift. they were shot. my sources tell me hamas won't release women who have been raped raped. . a great number have been raped. you're going to have the equivalent of a mafia, sending a poos of a kidnapped person back in order to ramp up a

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this is the key speech by john casey lee, chief executive of hong kong so his speech will be watchedight make. we are the day keynote speech. they said that hong kong will be more vibrant as a financial center promising that hong kong will be more vibrant as a financial center and it will retain its unique status. we will bring you any comments in the keynote address which has been going on or just a few minutes as we head into the china open. do not forget, david and more of our anchors are at the event and will bring you phenomenal interviews throughout the program from the global financial leaders investment summit run by the hong kong monetary authority. that is it from daybreak asia. markets coverage continues at the start of trade in hong kong, shanghai and stand for bloomberg markets china open. this is bloomberg. ♪ (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't believe me. they don't believe

it's like g lee hoped john kerry can convince the chinese government to do more. >> john kerry is a terrific climate diplomat. endears primarily with his equivalent in china and he is really committed to climate response and international cooperation on it. the problem as i see it is we focus tremendously on the top line carbon reduction commitments to china will make. what is the percentage is going to be et cetera. it is a fruitless discussion. xi jinping has said is not just from jon kerry's been saying it for years. >> he did say when drunk i was in china progress he also said it would drink i was in china but it should not have been a shock it's not by any means the first time he said that. china will determine its own pace and timing of karma reductions will do it in a way that fits with china's conditions they are setting a goal for 2030 or before neutrality by 2060 or before. a lot depends how hot it gets when it hits those benchmarks. i have no doubt they will do a lot on carbon reduction greenhouse gas emissions and reductions they're not going to do because we are pushing them. bu

senator mark to sonia and john garamendi, congresswoman barbara lee. all calling on united states steel. stay in operation to keep workers on the job. the up i still mill is the city's 3rd largest employer. nearly 700 employees. the pittsburgh mill will make steel for the u.s. including still needed for publicly funded transportation improvements. >> berkeley police stopped 3 retail cefs. >> and they managed to wrest 7 people recover more than $7,000 worth of merchandise. it was around noon on wednesday. they responded to a theft in our e eye where there was merchandise stolen in the thieves took off in a car. police later found that car detained 2 people and recovered about $2000 of merchandise. then around 3 in the afternoon, they were called us up for a and they got there and found 3 more thieves near the exit to with the merchandise in their personal bags. police arrested them and recovered about $4,000 worth oftuff. then at 6.30, that same night they were called to the r e i where officers located and detain more alleged they found them in the par

this week, texas congresswoman sheila jackson lee and state senator john whitmire bait out a crowded ify for a runoff election to be mayor of houston. the country's fourth largest city. joining me now is representative sheila jackson lee. thank you for joining us. we invited state senator whitmire, who's also a democrat, to join us ahead of pay december 9th vote. can you talk a bit about the case you are making to houston voters in this election. you are outspent, but i was told by reverend terry anderson of -- baptist church in houston, i was there three weeks ago, that there was a lot of gordonsville for you. and it seemed that's true. what's your strategy going forward, congresswoman? >> reverend, it's so good to be with you and your viewers. outspent is not the word. i was literally dumped on but millions and millions of dollars. but i'm three grateful it was that record and the average for the people of houston, all of the people of houston, that generated this groundswell that so many -- saw me winning the city and many, many different parts. that included asian americans, latin

john garamendi and congresswoman barbara lee are calling on the united states steel company to stay innd keep workers on the job. the up i steel mill is the city's 3rd largest employer. they have nearly 700 employees, a pittsburgh mill makes a steal for the whole country, including still needed for publicly funded transportation improvements. ikea, if they are expanding its recall of one of its mayors over laceration risk, the consumer products safety commission. they say that recall now includes more than 14,000 more units than the town mayors. they say the american fall off a wall because it's plastic. fittings can break. i can't reported about 10 incidents around the world that is on top of the 55 reports from previous recalls. no injuries have been reported yet. it's 9.26. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco's chinatown is excited for the apec summit to start. we'll show you how it's going to be a big boost from all those people. >> it's 9.29 or checking out the in advance of the storm. but for the weekend we're holding out just yes honor the veterans. we a

john garamendi. also, congresswoman barbara lee are all calling on the united states steel. stay in operation to keep workers on the job. well, the up i still mill is the city's 3rd largest employer with nearly 700 employees. the pittsburgh mail make still for the entire country, including still needed for the publicly funded transportation improvements. time now is a 24 and the berkeley police stopped 3 retail thefts. >> all on wednesday, arrested 7 people and recovered within $7,000 worth of merchandise. noon wednesday, police responded to a theft that was happening r e i thieves stole merchandise took off in a car. police later found that car and detained 2 people and recovered more than $2000 worth of merchandise. then a couple hours later, 3 o'clock. they were called to for a when they got there. there were 3 thieves near the exit with merchandise in their personal bags. police arrested them and recovered about $4,000 worth of merchandise. couple hours after that 6.30, wednesday night, police were called again to go back to that. our ai where they located and detained s

keep a steel mill open in pittsburgh bay area members of the congress and mark john garamendi and congresswoman barbara lee are all calling on the united states steel to stay in operation to keep workers on the job. the up i still mill is the city's 3rd largest employer with nearly 700 employees. the pittsburgh mill make steel for the whole country, including still needed for publicly funded transportation improvements. it's 7.26 and berkeley. police stopped 3 retail cefs. >> on wednesday they arrested 7 people and recovered more than $7,000 worth of merchandise all on wednesday. first it was around noon. they responded to. and already i where thieves were stealing merchandise. they took off in a car. police later found that car and detained 2 people and they recovered about $2000 worth of stuff from ari. i then at 3 o'clock couple hours later, police were called to serve for a they got there just in time to see thieves at the exit who are making off with merchandise in their personal bags. and police arrested. those people recovered about $4,000 worth stuff or stuff. then a couple hours later at 6.30, wed

our exclusive conversations with haidi c., kai fu lee, and john kerry, coming up.loomberg. ♪ >> the war cannot afford an escalation. and most likely both countries cannot really afford to escalate, in terms of economic consequences. the situation in both countries is fragile. i guess a geopolitical escalation will not be in the interest of both countries. shery: the -- haidi: the ubs ceo on war tensions. speaking at the same event, he said signs are already showing in europe. >> i don't see how we can bring back inflation at target. everybody focuses very much on the big drop. but the truth of the matter is inflation is well above target rates across the globe and much stickier than we think. i don't see how you can bring back inflation without creating an economic downturn. we are starting to see now clearly in europe and also in the u.s.. >> if you have interest rates high for longer with an economic downturn, what breaks? is it companies defaulting? other markets -- are there pockets in the market you worry about? >> i would say the vast majority of the companie

ios—year—old john hamilton was an anti—aircraft gunner — and has been speaking to our reporter, lee madanugh to survive. last post plays. and if it hadn't been for dunkirk, i think the war would have been over. those 338,000 would have been taken by the germans. because, you know, sitting on that beach for three days, wondering when the hell you were to get off it, and all the time there's bloody bombers coming down. and you'd been training then for quite a few years to do this. what was it like actually doing it for real? did you suffer fear, john? i suppose, at the time, yes. but on the other hand, you had to say, "well, here we are, we're a group, we're together." i was actually in the gunning seat... right. ..looking through a telescope, to shoot down at least two planes. probably others. because we were the only...the only anti—aircraft unit on the beach. i think those who hadn't fought in a war look up at us and say, "my goodness, i might not be here if it hadn't been for you." it's very true. yes. and what does that feel like? it gives you a feeling of pleasure, of...you've set an

lee is at the white house. m.j., john kirby, the spokesman for the national security council at the white house, he told cnn that no americans were in the fourth group of hostages being released today. when does the white house believe that the nine americans held by hamas might be released? >> reporter: jake, to state the obvious, the white house is very disappointed that americans did not end up being released today. they said, of course, three americans would be among the 50 initial group of women and children hostages to be released over the course of four days. one of them was abigail edan who we saw released yesterday, and then two additional women. day four of this truce has come and gone and no additional americans released so far. nothing we can say so far about the condition of these two women either. but this is a big part of the reason, jake, why u.s. officials have been pushing for an extension of this truce. we are told that senior white house officials had at least four phone conversations earlier today wit

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message there will be a severe price if they provoke the united states. >> john: weigh in on what gillian turner and matt leeere asking matt miller at the state department a little while ago, the renewal of these waivers that allow iraq to buy iranian electricity with money from noniraqi banks. critics say that gives iran access to billions of dollars. state department was pushing back on that. what do you say? >> well, matt miller is right on hamas's cynical use of al-shifa hospital and wrong on what is taking place here, and it's pretty complicated technically. when the trump administration give the waiver, they had to pay with dinar, gave iran limited access and use of the money. what the biden administration has expanded and now no escrow account, and no dinars, it's now in euros, and they can use the money from any purpose they want. and they don't care about the humanitarian needs of the people, they care about funding their proxies, about building up their nuclear and icbm program and creating terror across the region and around the world. you give them access to $10 billion going straight into the ba

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. >> -- progress by john -- >> to kill a mockingbird by harper lee. >> you can join in the conversationy submitting your pick for the books you help -- think helped shape this country. click the viewer input tab and select record video. in 30 second or less, tell us your picks and why be sure to watch books that shaped america live every monday at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ .. current rates range between 5.25-5.5%. chairman powell noted getting inflation 5%. chairman powell noted getting inflation to a target caught 2%, still had a long way to go and he did not eliminate the possibility of future rate hikes. this is just under an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome. my colleagues and i remain squarely focused on our dual mandate to promote maximum implement a stable prices for the american people. we understandic the hardship tht isolation is causing and women made strongly committed to bringing inflationma back down o our 2% goal. price stability is the responsibility of the federal reserve. without price stability, the economy does that work for anyon

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months since that's something about me, but i'm my name is i lee and this is my be awesome, this is my live meant and nothing's yahoo! i'm john. and this is my move. i'm somebody, what's the main reason you're doing? it important reason is the bullying experience spicer? denise children and refuge future and for an engine. it mainly effects to denise children on the street or in housing estate because that's discriminated against because offense getting kinda difference in diversity in society is meant for protection on those that we get into the full many to play a few now. okay. hey adam, being po, starting, make fun of me being told your height is fine with me. the show to towing a hitch. assigned to notes that feet. oh yeah. so it takes a long time to find my size. you probably find us quite easily. well, by being made fun of out of it, that makes it sound obvious. did you see how often reactive and it's like, i'm saying mean things to you and you have to back in a friendly way that i'm making fun of. you just shouldn't do that. rather well sense what are the important issues for you right now? the problem in egypt is peo

. >> that concludes president john f kennedy did not die from a bullet fired by former marine and communist sympathizer lee harvey oswald. as the government has long contended, he was not killed by oswald. >> we know that thompson was one of the original researchers on the assassination. >> he worked for life magazine on this cover story and in 1967 wrote what still considered to be a seminal book on the assassination. >> josiah thompson looked at this very differently. >> steven fagin is curator of the sixth floor museum in dallas . >> he examined dealey plaza as a crime scene and laser focused his attention on the science of the assassination. he wasn't interested in the bigger picture questions about who was involved. was it the cia? was it the mafia? thompson was exclusively focused on how many shots were fired and what did those shots do? >> now, after a long career as a private detective, thompson has reexamined the forensic evidence and witness statements and consulted a team of scientists and assassination buffs for his new book. what's it like being back here after so many years? >> it's strange.

lee and jeremy diamond, thank you all very much. johnviously, everyone is watching this closely, because this is truly developing by the minute as these hostages are watching this handover under way, and with the ultimate goal and once people will breathe that sigh of relief in israel once they are and the ground which they are not yet, john. >> right, kaitlan. and we will find out what the moves are, and barak ravid from axios said that the hostages were turned over to khan younis. and they then go to the egyptian side of the rafah crossing and then we believe they will go to the south to the nitsyana crossing and then cross into egypt and then taken by helicopter here to the air force base, and so from here to here, and that is where matthew chance is, and they will be flown to hospitals around the country from there. that's the sense of this journey, this odyssey that these 13 hostages that we do now understand are on egyptian soil right here. that is what they will be doing through. and again, they have been in captivity for some 48

john in the midst of a very busy city. back to. you >> great reporter from paula hancocks in seoul, or faxes steven jiang at the beijing school avenging, big shout out to victoria there with kristie lee scout at the international school, she is the star of this hour. thanks guys, thank you all. thank you for watching. i'm john vause. cnn newsroom conontinues myy frieiend and c colleague r rosey church a after a shohort. break >>>> (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking)

john this again, paul photos right here. our lives, the us government have, you know, can govern, i mean, to lee is this issues directly in public? the was, it is very, the concert box. it is really military says it can't insure the safety of reporters working in the world zone. do you agree? could they be doing more or are they doing all they can to protect journalist and this environment? the absolutely, they cannot evade responsibilities under international law to exercise a portion of on water. and the use of force, again, is joiner's, and i get is media facilities because if they don't do so, constitutes a possible war crimes. and those are you to government have in the past, the name of the responsibilities of use of the tactics, the feed responsibility, including pushing phones, narratives to try and justify getting the killings of goods on the list. we want to make sure that the label to the are commitments that the made in the past. and they've also are facing those questions from in, with them is very and from there are large about how to do for those who just engage. yeah, you have your eyes and your organization has

john kirby earlier today. when asked about the state of the negotiation from our colleague, mj lee, he said he believes they are close to the end. >> we believe we're closer than we've been. so we're hopeful. but there's still work to be done. and nothing is done until it's all done. we are citizens being held hostage and we want them out. all of them. everybody should be out now, but here we are in negotiation and we're getting closer to the end, we believe, of that negotiation. >> what would an agreement look like? according to the latest draft of an agreement that sources told us about, it would be hamas releasing 50 hostages from inside gaza over the course of four or five days and during those days, we would essentially see a truce, a pause in the fighting. that's different that ben a cea fire. there are also questions about aid to gaza. questions about how to implement that. there are also questions about whether israel for its part would release palestinian prisoners in their jail. so the gaps are getting narrower. the optimism is rising. this could happen soon but the same time, i want to remind people

john f kennedy in dallas, texas. mr kennedy was shot and killed, while riding in a presidential motorcade through dealey plaza, by leerrent us president biden, who was a college student at the time. mr biden marked the anniversary with a statement. "on this day, we remember that he saw a nation of light, "not darkness of honor, not grievance, a place "where we are unwilling to postpone the work "that he began and that we all must now carry forward". the mood in washington. stay with us. you can keep up with all of the news on bbc .com. you can follow follow bbc news on all of your favourite social media platforms and of course on the bbc news app. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we�*re all under the influence of mild atlantic air at the moment. so temperatures were higher on wednesday than they were tuesday. around the moray firth, actually, we had 15 degrees celsius, well above average. but it�*s all about to change. by the end of the day ahead, the cold air�*s established across northern scotland, and across all parts, that arctic air is with us for the start of friday. in fact, it�*s sitting behind this weat

john cumbre 10. he sends bragg back to the failed . -- field. he observed much of kirby smith's army. he divides it into two wings. he is thinking this works for lee hate to break it to braxton bragg, polk and hardy are no stonewalled jackson. they never were gog be. you have them there, hardy, polk , and force, who would be the equivalentf jeb stuart. even on stuart's worse da he is not supposed to be in pesylvania. d is half the calvary officer that jeff stewart is. you have the same organization because it works in the army of northern virginia. it will not work in bragg's army. he does not want to do any more work than is necessary. and i empathize. you are trying to win a war. maybe, show a little enthusiasm. polk, as edward alexander famously observed of him, god made a bishop and he did not make a general. this really comes to a head at stones river. what happens right on the cusp of 1862 and 1863. at the river, i would commend to you the wonderful new book by bert dunn, caroline davis that is available for sale. the battle at stones river did little to restore bragg's reputation. bragg comes out of a disastrous campaign. he was on the verg

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now you know that may not be saying much when you're talking thiss john pemberton we're we'ree're fighting against had th been robert e lee in command of i'm not sure tha grant would have been able to do this but i'm not surwould have attempted it like this. you know, we're getting in a little bit of what ifs there, but by may 17th, grant has cracked the shield. that is the big river shielding vicksburg. and he will continue to move on westrd, invest vicksrg. now, the key thing here is grant reaching the yazoo river to the north vicksburg. all of these confederates that are fanning hundreds bluff and haynes bluff, they fall back vicksburg, of course. and so by the 17th, 18th, grant and sherman both and several lot of the troops have reached the a river, which is critical in terms of supplies. where was grant supplies coming from all during the inland campaign here in may, either from the land they're gathering, you know, bread and and bacon and not a lot of bread. bacon and poultrynd all of that off the land. so he does somewhat live off the land, but you can't go o into a farmer's field and pick many. i have yet to see a

lee harvey oswald. everybody have a good thanksgiving. host: republican line from ohio, this is john. caller: thank you for taking my call. the united states congress, both houses, have contempt for we the people. our constitution says there is no nobility at the federal or state level. article four section two says citizens of each state shall be entitled to privileges and anyone of us calling into our conner smith or senator trying to exercise our first amendment right -- congress shall make no law to petition for regress agreement. they are committing fraud and they have contempt for we the people, destroying the legal effect of our private property. when they commit fraud by denying us our will to be mutually and reciprocally included and codified, they make us a second-class citizen representing us like a pimp represent a positive. host: that is about the resolution concerning george santos. punch bowl news wrote about it saying "note about the resolution to expel mr. santos, he is introducing it and placing it in the hopper. he is not noticing it is purplish so there are two dat

john. the jury says tesla's autopilot technology is not to blame for a deadly crash in southern california. >> the case involved the family of the deceased driver, micah lee and 2 passengers who were injured 4 years ago. lee's model 3 veered off the 2 15 freeway in riverside county. back in 2019 and slammed into a tree before bursting into flames. the plaintiffs claimed a manufacturing defect caused the crash. they were seeking 400 million dollars in damages. tesla argued that lee had been drinking before the crash and had an activated auto pilot. jurors sided with tesla in a ruling yesterday. this was the first lawsuit of its kind against tesla to go to trial. and our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at a kuwait tower. a glow in the twilight yet. brittany bentley here with us in studio. did you order up way or why did i said going to work tonight? let's make it easy. at least the next couple of above average temperatures as you probably noticed tonight, right? >> those warmer temperatures for us really good with the theme above from as well. so as we take a live look around the region since we have microclimates in so many different stories to

the day john f kennedy was assassinated at the age of 46 by lee harvey oswald. less well known is what happened on november 2nd, 1963, just a few weeks beforehand in south vietnam. the autocratic president of that american ally? no dinh diem, was toppled in a coup d'etat and then murdered by the plotters and because of the remarkable work of our guest here today, we now have a clearer idea. i would even say an entirely clear idea of jfk, his role in that drama in south vietnam, in that coup and assassins. ken hughes, welcome back. it's great to have you here. thank you, martin. thank you for that kind introduction. well, now i'm going to pummel you with questions for half an hour. ken hughes researcher, historian at the miller center, which is a great resource, by the way, at the university of virginia. you are also the author of a couple of other books dealing with white house presidential tapes. we have fatal politic and chasing shadows. i must flubbed the titles here. i could have said i do, too. chasing politics. no. chasing shadows and fatal politic, which