would you prefer julie scott, summers and grading the one of my children is the course of 1940. 1 was the great pantry, or was most critical moments. the germans were closing on moscow and then in grad, even most of ukraine had been captured. in late october, the german 1st pens, ami ceased done and now done. it's very soon, dozens of concentration camps were built and done. baths is done in a loan. don't keep buzz at st. death camps where prisoners of war and civilians were routinely exterminated. shocked the killing. of course, you shall do not show any good fish to that level as that's open. i, anybody will know now that we truly buy the most isolated unless the little boy menu, now the only one that means a lot of them is that i don't have done yes. good. yes, that's the restless guy's name. but ask him like you a piece, is it easy for me to send you? i'm sending you the said, i'll send you that. what it does is it we me about somebody for 3 stalls. chuck, the type of these to see this up here to be able to move this out and through the, the se, that'd be the say a couple sony by

julie realized they were right after a trip away, scott and julie decided to move in some consistent tt proposed to julie once again >> what are we doing >> we're looking at dresses. >> oh, yeah. my wedding dress. >> and just like the movie's ending, sealing their ever lasting love >> we actually did it. >> yeah. caroline and rachel actually did it they're here with the newlyweds. guys, this is such a beautiful story. you guys have been married how many weeks how has it been going? >> i think really good >> is this super weird, the whole situation. >> yeah, it is a little bit weird. but, you know, i think it's -- the girls just left after being home for a bit of time so literally we're just now like -- >> this is it. we're married. >> you were forced together because of covid let's be honest. you weren't friends. you weren't on good terms. yet, here you guys found yourself in the covid bubble together. >> yeah. that was a super challenging time, i think. but for my mom, we wanted to make sure we were staying safe. >> she's actually watching right now. so hi grandma! >> she kind of bro

. >> tim scott spoke in july, he had said i do not think our nation is racist, but then says that our nation -- but we cannot -- we should also not white wash the history. our nation's history is provocative and painful on the issue of race, but progress is palpable. is this a problem for any of them in the primary? do you see that at all as this moves forward and we're racing now into the primary next week? >> that's right. look, i think that this is the downstream effect of the politicization of history of the iz logical imposition of history where sometimes on the left they overstate our sins and folks on the right try to pretend that there was not sin of racism. i think toim scim scott was elo in that statement. and, a cd candidate of extraordinary change. i think nikki haley misspoke. and i think if you look at the way the other candidates in the race have attacked american history from some of desantis' positions in florida to donald trump's completed misappropriate race and assault on history, what is clear, we need civic education in this country badly. we need to get smarter

. >> in this filing, scott peterson says he contacted the los angeles innocence project in july of lastear. they took his case and yesterday filed a massive motion with exhibits. the innocence project's filings on behalf of scott peterson told a 1524 pages, including a motion for post-conviction discovery with the claim of actual innocence that is supported by newly discovered evidence. i asked scott peterson's sister in law, janey peterson, whether she sees this as a real shot at a new trial. absolutely, she texted, or solving the crime and scott being released, the peterson family credits mike gudgell, a journalist who used to work for abc news with tracking down new evidence. >> the verdict was unsatisfactory. it was really conflicted about the case because there were any explanation of really what happened to laci was really a mystery. >> the innocence project motion asks for evidence not previously provided to the defense. police interviews with witnesses. photographs videos and tips that law enforcement failed to track down. laci peterson, then seven and a half months pregnant, di

well, larry and kristin, in this filing, scott peterson says he contacted the los angeles innocence project in july case, and yesterday filed a massive motion with exhibits. the innocence project's filings on behalf of scott peterson told a 1524 pages, including a motion for post-conviction discovery with the claim of actual innocence that is supported by newly discovered evidence. i asked scott peterson's sister in law, janie peterson, whether she sees this as a real shot at a new trial. absolutely, she texted or solving the crime and scott being released, the peterson family credits mike gudgel, a journalist who used to work for abc news with tracking down new evidence. >> the verdict was unsatisfacto

. >> in this filing, scott peterson says he contacted the los angeles innocence project in july of last they took his case and yesterday filed a massive motion with exhibits. the innocence project's filings on behalf of scott peterson told a 1524 pages, including a motion for post-conviction discovery with the claim of actual innocence that is supported by newly discovered evidence. i asked scott peterson's sister in law, janey peterson, whether she sees this as a real shot at a new trial. absolutely, she texted, or solving the crime and scott being released, the peterson family credits mike gudgell, a journalist who used to work for abc news with tracking down new evidence. >> the verdict was unsatisfactory. it was really conflicted about the case because there were any explanation of really what happened to laci was really a mystery. >> the innocence project motion asks for evidence not previously provided to the defense. police interviews with witnesses. photographs videos and tips that law enforcement failed to track down. laci peterson, then seven and a half months pregnant, disapp

resolution on that side, by giving sweet examples in the website, the july from us studio heavy, most scale, your watching oxy, monday's pizza. scott's here with all the very latest this thursday. the public, you get a capital of ports, more space has been rocked by a wave of civil unrest. that's up to the police service. when's on strike of a missing pay? the local authority says devices, thoughts, buildings, and threats and firefighters attempting to tackle the places the hospital was forced to evacuate his patients. as the plague spread from nearby shops, rights is also gathered outside the parliament building, breaking through a barrier, the prime minister's office. the crowds also took advantage of the police, started by storming salts, of balls in a frenzy of looting pulse. at least one person is already being killed in the, on breast and pump. and you get is national comments as authorized deployments of additional ministry personnel to help restore all will over to central garza now when it's ready started cuz it's a published in unit best cousins. ambulance getting at least 6 people on board, including full medical workers a

well, larry and kristin, in this filing, scott peterson says he contacted the los angeles innocence project in july of last year. they took his case, and yesterday filed a massive motion with exhibits. the innocence project's filings on behalf of scott peterson told a 1524 pages, including a motion for post-conviction discovery with the claim of actual innocence that is supported by newly discovered evidence. i asked scott peterson's sister in law, janie peterson, whether she sees this as a real shot at a new trial. absolutely, she texted or solving the crime and scott being released, the peterson family credits mike gudgel, a journalist who used to work for abc news with tracking down new evidence. >> the verdict was unsatisfactory. it was. i really conflicted about the case because there's never any explanation of really what happened to laci was really a mystery. >> the innocence project motion asks for evidence not previously provided to the defense police. interviews with witnesses, photographs, videos and tips that law enforcers failed to track down laci peterson. then seven and a half months

. >> well, anna and dan in this filing, scott peterson says he contacted the los angeles innocence project in july of last year. they took his case and yesterday they filed a massive motion with exhibits. the innocence project's filings on behalf of scott peterson told a 1524 pages, including a motion for post-conviction discovery with the claim of actual innocence that is supported by newly discovered evidence. i asked scott peterson's sister in law, janey peterson, whether she sees this as a real shot at a new trial. absolutely, she texted or solving the crime in scott being released, the peterson family credits mike gudgel, a journalist who used to work for abc news with tracking down new evidence. >> the verdict was unsatisfactory. it was. i really conflicted about the case because there's never any explanation of really what happened to laci was really a mystery. >> the innocence project motion asks for evidence not previously provided to the defense police. interviews with witnesses, photographs, videos and tips that law enforcement failed to track down. laci peterson, then seven and a half

scott, we really appreciate you joining us. thanks so much for being here. >> yeah. thanks, julie, and, um, i just want to say first and foremost, you know, sending our condolences and thoughts to all those affected by the avalanche yesterday. and, you know, coming from the telluride area in colorado, we know all too well how this affects the community. so sending all of our love to the tahoe area. >> and i'm sure they certainly appreciate that. so let's talk about your own experience. as you mentioned, you are an experienced backcountry skier. your mishap happened just a little bit over a year ago in the telluride, colorado area. as you mentioned. and there was also a similar avalanche concern to what we saw yesterday in tahoe. the day that you hit the slopes, paint the picture for us. if you can. what was your first clue that you were actually in an avalanche? >> yeah. i mean, you know, it's all it's a nightmare of people that recreate frequently in the backcountry. um you know, mother nature is stronger than all of the education that we can, uh, provide ourselves. and, you know

garrett hey, ry nobles, julie sirkin, olivia talley, rebecca kaplan, kyle ewart, kate's angeles seahawks for scott lang and carrie dann, who leadss all along with ted strickland and chloe aaron spark. when i started on capitol hill in 2011, nbc only had four people on the hill. and as we've grown this team consistently crushes it every day, leading the pack and inspiring me to push myself and think outside the box and so grateful for you. i also want to give a special shout out to hayley talbot, who ran coverage for the january six committee for us back then. she's now at cnn and who also shared her story for the piece. i'm very grateful for you as well. thank you. to the house and senate. to the house and senate, radio and television gallery for trying to keep us out of trouble, trying and the stills gallery for accommodating me with all my ridiculous cameras, my father and stepmother are here. you taught me to be the person journalist i am today. i'm so lucky to have you in my life. and to halley, who is the best partner, the best mother to our child and the most supportive, encouraging cheerlea

scott, a lot of headwinds in the media space. >> no doubt, julia, thank you. julie rundown. some big names reporting in overtime tonight, it's not all about the mega caps, we're gonna tell you what to watch for from those reports when we come back. and tomorrow morning, we're gonna hear from u.p.s. as well. we're gonna break down the key metrics you need to watc toghahd of that report, we take you inside the market zone. you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. in order for small businesses to thrive, investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every

speaking of what julie was saying, still some wind left in the sails, he says. what do you think? >> i think so. i think, scott, for me, streaming is always on the docket. it relates to all of these players, right? and streaming has been slowing some. 9 million is a very solid number, right? and when i think about how they're monetizing that existing base, you talked about 23 million ad-supported tier new members. these are folks that maybe are in the space where we're sharing somebody else's subscription and then you're talking about the password share. i think there is continued upside on the existing base, the free cash flow continues to grow. the one concern for me is what happened with the strike. there's not a lot of new leases. the content library is strong. we'll see how it goes. >> the momentum is clearly back at netflix. this is a quarter where i don't know if it's as much the technicals as the fundamentals that's going to drive the direction. what's going to be important is the operating margin, returning it back to the mid-20s and gaining an understanding coming off the hollywood strike which ended

scott and douglass. and he wrote elsewhere that was what would make the 4th of july something more than just as he wroten a letter a day burning firecrackers. so he presumed that the rhythm democratic politics would generate a form of tyranny and despotism, corruption, and that we would need efforts of reform. and he hoped that the declaration, with its spiritedness, would help to provoke that reform. now, of course, there's a worry that the declaration inspires constant dissension isn't it a recipe for constant dissatisfaction? won't it generate perpetual dissensions and contests as the tories, jonathan and the butcher wrote leading up to the revolution, but again, there's a rhythm here that presumed in lock and in the declaration, and the rhythm assumes we tend to stay, in our old forms, we tend to pile up the satisfactions until a long train abuses mounts. that is, the people tend to be conservative and that. as jefferson in the declaration means that mankind more disposed to suffer, while evils sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. now, if you thi

scott. next is director stanley kubrick's sci fi epic 2001, a space odyssey, specifically screened in 70 millimeter on the 28th. finally, on february fourth, is the gender bending comedy musical victor victoria, starring julie and james garner. after renovations, the 100 year old theater will have mobile concession stands, acoustic upgrades, better ventilation and ada accessible ramps. >> well, as we head into the weekend, we will be talking about some more rain in the bay area forecast, but the main focus of the real heavy rain will be to the north of the bay area, but it could be flirting with portions of the north bay as we head into your saturday. so here's kind of the breakdown, right? with rainfall expectations, a big range about a quarter of an inch. that would not be a big deal at all. up to three inches. and that could possibly be in the north bay coastal hills. we do not have a wind advisory, but the winds could be up there, up around 20 to 30 miles an hour. and the sierra does pick up that winter storm warning. so here is kind of the projection with the rainfall tomorrow moving in from the north really favoring the north coast. and you can see that rain band moving across the bay area. this is sa