about the joneses. >> so even in the newsroom, that was a leading theory?in any disappearance or murder case. what is the motive? and the joneses, could have a modus. >> there was judge, there was some differences. and certainly we looked at that angle. >> prince george detective judy thomas, was leading the inquiry into wendy's disappearance. and this early into the investigation, it was -- . >> this is the difficulty with missing person files. there is no real starting point. you don't have a scene. you don't have any leads and it makes it difficult. >> she decided to focus the investigation closer to home. she discovered that none of wendy's close or personal things were missing from her house. except for her passport. so, the obvious question? >> did you have the feeling that this is a woman who may have just up in left? >> we had to look at all possibilities. you have to keep an open mind when you start on these investigations. because, we had at that point, very limited information on who she was. >> where do you start? maybe a phone call to wendy's f

i think we're doing i think we've started doing it and i think the joneses, they really have a bright future in and, you know, a green economy and it's just bright and exciting that's just me. so i have my daughters a gen z so i've got to be optimistic. d your wisdom thoughts? yeah. you know, i think just reaching back into history with john at the end, you they said that he died of a broken that was the legend when he lost the hatch hetchy battle but he maintained this optimism through the end of his life he didn't die of a broken heart you couldn't break his heart. he believed people would ultimately do the right thing. but what i see is many people and the older generations are entrenched in their ways of life and, not flexible, not able to change, not able even to recycle and do the basic things we need to do. and i think it is a combination of sacrifice and opportunity and and, and, and it's an exciting time, but it's going to be gen z, hopefully that comes in with a whole new mentality and understands that, that we need make big shifts in, in the way we live in probably is, you

for a very rare phenomena like this one of which i was simply overwhelming to the infrastructure. jonesal romulus, that for us in vol us in greece, thank you. the 17 people have been killed in a russian attacking the in a town in eastern ukraine is the biggest single loss of life in ukraine for months . rob mcbride has more mis, i'll struck the market in the center of the city as it was busy with people. video uploaded to social media showing a scene of devastation like we saw. this is the site to be attack, says the man taking this video. the central market was hit. many dead, many wounded. they to video appeared to show police officers taking away the body bags located on the roots to the war til, and city of fact moved. it is still around 20 kilometers from the front line. this is the worst loss of civilian life in a single attack. in many weeks and was immediately condemned by ukrainian president followed them. is a landscape as an active asa inhumanity those 90 those who knows the city can't clearly say it's civilian and there is no military base anywhere near. it came as us secretar

the capture of around 60 offices and 6 jonesal best day, followed the attempts to confiscate weapons and explosives. several ecuadorian prisons are effectively controlled by rival gains which finds the control of cocaine trafficking and the criminal activities. so type friends, this says governance has nothing to fear from the church because it has no political agenda to advance. he made the comments on the 1st of a visit to montgomery it by a catholic church lead to the vatican, hopes the 5 day triple east. strange relations with they've been china and russia as a community of around 1500 catholics and the capital of baton india. has lost its 1st mission tubs of a sudden, i get the l one blasted off from the launch pad on the island of she had to go to the countries. the space agency says that it will take full months to reach the location. 1.5000000 kilometers from us and to get over the thing, the sudden, the emission comes just stays after the debate history by becoming the 1st to land, the moon's south pole. the killing of a ride by the battery and central leslie has spots on ra

after the panorama, the methods of violence and bullying of the polish security forces against the joneses are taking on new forms; a deliberate provocation was staged at the border by the polish military and belarus this week. marks national unity day, large-scale events and marathons are held throughout the country. see also in our issue. and the international agenda of what belarus and turkey are aiming at today , we will tell you the details in the panorama. eastern economic forum vector to the east or not only to operations in the industrial food sector, but about the emphasis on allied cooperation and the details of the work of the belarusian delegation. the american themis continues to brutally punish trump supporters outside the capitol, why are they terrorists in the usa, and in in other countries there is constructive opposition to the hypocrisy of western democracy, the murder of hundreds of innocent people in prisons, but not a single one of the prisoners, and the paradoxes are clearly understandable in politics. when did ukraine turn into a country of russophobes and murderers

when you talk about that wuhan lab and, you know, why would the chinese be jonesing for a few hundreddollars of our money? well, the answer is they're not really. what they want is access, access to our researchers, access to our top scientists, right? access to our information, the chinese intel apparatus spend a great deal of time money and resources and have for decades hoovering up anything it can steal economic research and development, whatever it might be. so conversely, right, if we have the opportunity, if we have people working, you know, visiting that lab, it would make good operational sense one would think for us to then talk to them. >> jesse: right but then why pay off the guys to throw us off in another direction? >> yeah. >> jesse: why can't you say yeah, we were spying on them, yeah we were funding it to spy but they also killed us with this virus, whether it was an accident or not, we don't know. >> right. >> jesse: why can't we just say it came from a lab? why pay our guys to cover it up. that doesn't make sense to me unless there was something else going on. >> un

not spending less than they make their comparing their life to others and try to keep up with the joneseshemselves and that can lead to a lot of mistakes that can cost you big time. if you do a few basic things like invest in your 401k and don't touch over a long period of time and don't go into debt for emergencies it is amazing how much of her retirement you can have with dignity. maria: i agree with that, ryan payne jump in here. >> i have what are the fastest wealth management and integrate commonsense points, one question we get a lot when you put money into a 401k you could you regular 401k which is pretax or rock that is after which is tax-free later what are your thoughts on that and what you recommend the people do. >> i love that you mentioned the roth account this is after tax money the gross tax-free and what i love about this if you have $2 million sitting in a roth account that is $2 million the uncle sam can never touch again you can use the money without paying taxes and a lot of people don't factor in i have to pay taxes on the million dollars if it's in the traditional a

as yolo, you only live once, yolo, essentially it's living in the moment and keeping up with the jonesessocial media posting and cloud chasing and i think it actually goes even deeper than that, but it's going to create a self-fulfilling situation for millions of people as they grow older without any savings or investments and simply thinking about those fun days back in the day. oh, man, i remember back in the day at the club or cabo or miami. you get the message. we've gone past conspicuous consumption and this is contentious consumption and they take the most expensive alcohol and look at each other and let it pour out to prove who's got the most money. i can tell you something right now, warren buffett would never do anything like that. it's not just those kind of crazy things that's got me worried. last month u.s. incomes moved up 0.2%, two tenths of a percent and spending exploded and eight tenths of a percent and digging into our savings. our savings rate now is down to 3.5%. we need at least two-thirds of that as a nation, that's considered to be a smart level for emergencies and

. - they were jonesing. yeah, they-- - yeah, dude. - they wanted to appropriate. dude, that looks so damn cool. - yeah, damn, i gotta be one of them. [laughter] - now you need a shirt, bro. - yeah, i do need a shirt. ♪ - look at this right here though, bro. - oh, that's nice. i like that. - oh, dude. - it's not gucci or versace, it's vasari. yo, i want to wear this-- i want to wear this one. - no. - come on. - hey, papi chulo-- - if that ain't me. papi chulo for real. would you look at that? - dude, what about one of these? - that's like papi likes math. math with a couple of pencils here and a little protractor. - what about this one right here? - oh, i like this sort of like referee, gucci. so when you guys play soccer, i can go, ok, you got a foul, fouled out, mike. - yeah. if there's a fight, and you're like, "[imitates whistle]" - ok, guys, let's do that fight over again. keep your hands to yourself. keep your--hey, hey, stop fighting. stop fighting. - [chuckles] - but neither one of us are tall enough. [both grunt] - dude, it's like high-fiving an nba player

his wife's family, the joneses, live in washington, d.c. and while certain members of the family are pro-succession and pro-virginia, there are others including her father who are prounion into account succession is a double treason, not just against united states but also the home state of virginia. some of their family members are going to leave these states here at harrison house within the family during the war. they are taking a gamble that, with their house being watched in d.c., they cannot live a little bit more freely here in loudoun. they may also be thinking that you get away from the capital and be away from the war. unfortunately, the board is going to, to leesburg within the fall of 1861. of course, by fall of 1861, the country has already seen one terrible large battle in the first title of manassas. little do they know it will come creaking back in october. during that time, the side of the potomac and the encampment here under virginia on the side of their. the war has just begun. they are not there not good at knowing who

. >> while joneses bus was stalling, the albuquerque press tour was rolled on with the story.d remained the one, and only, person of interest in the case. >> to be honest with you, they did not have a case. and i think they were trying to make levi look like a bad guy. >> so maybe he's not a good husband. but he's not a murder? >> no. definitely not a murder. she took her life and, levi found her. >> but jones refused to give up. and was determined to dig up new information anyway he could. he began to think outside the box. and suggested something highly unusual. >> i told the court at the time, if you have to sue me, to me. but in order to get some answers on this case, you have to file a civil suit. >> so they did. a wrongful death suit against levy. the city of albuquerque and members of the police department, claiming that they had all prayed a role in terry 's death. it was a huge fishing expedition, but would they catch anything? coming up. levi's first testimony under earth. and one of his girlfriends tells a new story about what happened the night he found his wife's

to do this concert and they go to the studio, all the studios are so in love with streaming and jonesing, that they said, we've got to do it on streaming, so they totally went around the studios and went straight to amc to do it, because of the obsession with stre streaming. >> yes, i think it's -- >> and netflix has already won >> let me ask about ai, you have been quite public about -- ai -- you were ready to sue? >> oh, no. >> you know, the gobbling up of every piece of noise about ai infecting your toenails is not that it is not transformative, it certainly will be over time, but i'm just tired of hearing the -- kind of this hype noise as to litigation -- >> you were trying to put together a group of publicists to sue chatgpt and others. >> no, what we want to do is a very simple thing copyright. copyright law has something in it called -- am i boring you -- has something called "fair use. fair use means you can take an excerpt thing, something, and not pay for it fair use needs to be redefined because what they have done is sucked up everything and that violates, we believe, the bas

joining us now is steven trent, airline analyst at citi group the jonesing from not traveling is stillide that has people worried? >> yes. first, thank you for having me on. i think the demand side does look very good, but i would argue there's been some evolution in the demand trends over the last year and a half. you would now have robust activity on the transatlantic charter. transpacific is starting to spool up nicely, and then you have elements of the domestic market that look a little tougher, are facing somewhat more challenging comps, so we think the supply and demand balance looks reasonable but it's not uniform, and then you do have cost items affecting some carriers, so a lack of uniformity in terms of what we can see on the earnings side. >> capacity has done what in the last year, and you make the point in some of your comments but also people can -- what, the gdp number has gone up for people to afford to pay more for a seat. what was your point there, even though it's harder to get a seat, that would mean it's going to cost more for tickets, too, right? >> it is harder t

jonesing for a date. the company said users -- a date. tinder might be mad at us. and what is not provided in the existing payment plans. it is not clear what you are getting for $500 a month. the parent company match group has experience with high-price dating subscriptions. >> high price what? >> dating subscriptions. it bought the league in 2022 which targets career-oriented singles with a vip plan that costs $1,000 a week. that was supposed to be a 20-second read. >> just saying. >> i almost -- i know. i almost started with i'm going to read this without commentary and you ruined it. i know. you're right. these are all things that people are thinking, but usually not saying. >> right. >>> when we come back, reports say there was little progress in washington over the weekend with less than a week to go before the saturday shutdown deadline. we will dig into that orsty next. "squawk box" will be right back. >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business. next level moments need the next level network. move to the cloud. - so, the question is... - cyb

you know, keeping up with the joneses.ed to outsource, you need to throw money at the problem because it is becoming a problem. it is becoming such an becoming we're becoming such an outwardly expressive, um , outwardly expressive, um, generation that these things count. and if you've got the money, you'll be willing to pay the price for it. >> is it any surprise then to you that things like the divorce rate are so high because this is not about reality , is it? this not about reality, is it? this is about fat courtesy, a fantasy proposal , a is about fat courtesy, a fantasy proposal, a fantasy wedding day , and actually reality bites . at , and actually reality bites. at some point . some point. >> yeah, i think we're losing sight of what marriage is actually all about. it's rather than having a ten hour consulting conversation about the proposal, you really should be talking about your partner's values or sharing your values. what does your future look like? do you want to have children? do you not want to have children?