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we have keith boykin and ashley allison.atic politics, you understand how this place works. mercifully, you probably have a sense of how congress works as well. which can be frustrating, whether you love the institution or not. ashley, i want to start with you in terms of, you know the folks over here. you've worked with a lot of them and the folks on capitol hill. what is your sense of what this means for the administration given the last couple of months? >> democrats, progressives, delivered for the american people. and that feels great. we lived a very tough four years under president trump, where people like me, people like keith didn't feel like we had a place in this country. and tonight, joe biden's administration, an administration that i helped get into office, it feels like we can have a say. is it enough? it's not the end. it's just a comma. and it feels great to know that democrats and progressives came together. we delivered a bipartisan deal. and there's more to come. we've delivered an american rescue plan, a

keith banks leaves bank of america to go work with maria bartiromo that costed than to replace me as opposed to some a new coming into the force to do that is kind of that rotational movement too. we ultimately need to see new people come back into the workforce, get that labor force participation rate up. otherwise you will continue to see what we are seeing now which is the manifestation of that and average hourly earnings which are running year old for year old to the high number. >> it is interesting to look at where we are in terms of spending. going into the holidays the savings rate back under pre-pandemic levels indicating people are spending their savings. what is your take on the inflation threat? >> living more in the camp of greater persistence of the inflation numbers that i think even the fed has been saying and consensus is thinking. look, the economy is going to re- accelerate here. we went down to 2% real growth in the third quarter from 6.7% in the second quarter, maria at we think the fourth quarter this year goes back up to 6%. we probably see a similar number in

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all right, lieutenant general keith kellogg, please stay right there.rising tensions between russia and ukraine and the iran nuclear talks that resume tomorrow when we come back. jason: the u.s. and other world leaders meeting in vienna tomorrow to resume talks with iran on restoring the 2015 nuclear deal. but some critics have low expectations, particularly after a u.n. atomic watchdog was denied access to a plant that makes equipment for tehran's nuclear program. we're back with lieutenant general keith kellogg. general, thank you for joining us. some things matter and some things matter a whole lot. iran with nuclear weapons matters a lot. this idea that we would re-enter this agreement with iran, what's a your take on that? >> it's not going to happen. the iranians know that. and we should know that as well. look, they're heading towards a breakout, jason. i think it's a matter, within a year they're going to have a breakout. when this plan was first put in place, and remember, it wasn't a treaty, it was a plan. it was going to expire in 2025 anyway

was working on. >> poor keith.t i was going to come bully my way into the investigation. >> and why did you want to bully your way into the investigation? >> i think the connection of just having a child. i just knew that she didn't leave on her own. >> so here they were, partners. the young detective who happen to be a brand-new mother, and the veteran who had seen just about everything. and who soon learned from friends and family that marie was deeply attached to both her daughters. >> she had a heart of gold and loved her paris more than anything in the world. enough to be able to let paris go live with jeff, so she could have a stable life. to me, it's a sacrifice on her and as a mother. >> but what happened in her life? and how did she end up with another baby? >> from esta, the detectives learned about the divorce and how marie had loved her lost her job. and how the pastor and his wife offered her a place to stay. but the questions about baby grace? said esta her relationship with marie was always supportiv

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. >> san diego attorney keith greer. >> dr.bleeding which couldn't be explained by the hanging. >> wait one second. it couldn't be explained by the hanging but could be explained by what? >> by somebody knocking her down from behind and hog-tying her, something along those lines. a struggle. a struggle. >> plus greer says the force of falling nine feet from the balcony should have caused more severe injuries to rebecca's neck. greer, like dr. wecht, believed someone killed rebecca and then placed her body at the end of the rope. and he began to develop a theory as to who. >> the writing on the door is the key to the case. >> remember the message painted on the bedroom door? sheriff's investigators initially declined to reveal what it said. greer eventually found out. the message scrawled in black acrylic paint read, "she saved him. can you save her." greer believed the message was not written by rebecca. it was written about her. >> who did she save? she didn't save max. >> she did save max. at the time you have to look at this

. >> reporter: back in 2018, sergeant keith mckenzie, who had survived two deployments t.ctually how the uniform ended d up in the up in the dumpster. this was not at all the answer donna was hoping to find, but it made returning that uniform more important than ever. >> somebody may have wanted them. >> reporter: you could have never guessed how much they were wanted. >> no. >> reporter: 1,000 miles away in waco, texas, keith mckenzie jr., who was left to shag his own fly balls, still feels some bitterness toward his father. but that military service, that's a part of his dad he holds on to dearly and literally. >> i just sit there and hold the dog tags. for a good while, i never took them off, since that's kind of all we had. >> reporter: that was all he had. until his mother, crystal, got a phone call from a stranger. >> she answered a prayer that i didn't know i was praying for. some faith that there is people out there that care. >> reporter: crystal and her daughter, kayla, knew donna was coming. >> howdy. >> reporter: but it was a surprise to keith. >> i brought the

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even though the zahau attorney keith greer had a witness willing to testify that he saw dana outsideght. adamant. he was very clear, no doubt about it. >> and turned out to be dead bang wrong? >> dead wrong. >> in april 2017, after four years of litigation, this security camera video came to light. it's from the hospital where max shacknai was being treated. the same night rebecca zahau died. clearly visible dina shacknai. at some point you look at the footage and you realize, i'm wrong. and my witness is wrong. dina won their, she was at the hospital provably. >> absolutely. i got mad. i got really mad. >> greer called a press conference to publicly eat some crow. >> when these pictures come out though, you can't refute them. >> he removed dina from the lawsuit along with her sister nina. and the family attorney apologized to you, was that enough? >> he made a public apology. i would say that not as many people saw the public apology, as who saw continuous accusations against us. >> he pushed forward anyway with just one defendant adam shacknai. that's to me, this is some scattersho

keith kellogg, yes, he was in the oval office. seen among pence's aides as candidly more loyal to trump than pence. among the questions people that, i understand robert o'brien was at southcom that day and was not available and that's why kellogg was there. but the fact that kellogg was there at the tent and the rally and not focused on pence raised a lot of questions for pence's folks. you'll see a schism within the aides. >> that's a good point. the committee says pence's national security adviser has direct information on what they call former president trump's statements about and reaction to the capitol insurrection. how useful could these witnesses be to this overall investigation? >> well, they could be very useful, but the key issue is, as jamie was pointing out, some of them may actually be willing to testify because of the legal structure of how this investigation is proceeding. anyone who decides to fight these subpoenas in court is likely to be able to run out the clock. but if these pence aides willingly testify under

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keith, kicking things off with you. the face of a big week for retail earnings, we saw lowe's and target this morning both reporting double beats coming after walmart and home depot yesterday, kicked off pretty upbeat period. tell me what you see in terms of retail and what this means for the macro story. >> i see some really interesting things developing. so if you look at something we talked about a lot, people who control their own logistics, the ability to protect margins are going to be the winners. i think the combination, if you view the matrix, is going to be owning lowe's, they're getting logistics under control and more contractor family and walmart people have to shop, they'll go to the lowest price. walmart has its own network and is able to protect that. to me, that's the mechanism by which you want to select retail earnings going forward. i think the consumer is stronger than people think, certainly than the data shows and people are doing holiday shopping earnings. companies that can provide that are goin

troops in florida's brigadier general walker keith armistead. he said it as an aid in his experience changes dramatically but he gets in up-close view of how a general works and army. and they are 40 c. sent to a place called fort tollison and that's where he meets them young man named winfield scott hancock did was -- what's hancock's background his father benjamin has historic names and that would eat benjamin franklin hancock. they have twin boys in 1824 named winfield scott after the soldier and the other named hillary baker which doesn't seem famous to us. it was locally prominent at the time in six years later they had a third john named john. john hancock. john hancock is with his brother wind field in gettysburg so armistead and hancock have family members at the battle. hancock grows up in norristown and gets an appointment to west point. his father doesn't think it's a very good idea to young. sixteens the youngest a.g. can get in but it's also small. we think the big strapping winfield hancock. i. do you know how tall he was when he g

so keith kelly, kerry, and do you think this is more about protecting a p r move concerned the damage has already been done, the rage have already happened. do you think this is the a show you say? and look, we're by pars, and we're actually side with, keep on this could be a more power. i do believe it's a huge issue for us in our i think anybody who truly want any side of the band be problematic. you do not want to create a i rates home in the day. and then on top of it, they are taking out information from herself, from how, okay, that's very problematic. given the whole fact that he actually turned over the information the authority and didn't run the story. so at this point, we're not that a year ago. so right now it seems very odd to me and it seems politically motivated . it seems like a and i, b l u did the right thing, legally smart a. well, and that's an interesting one because you're right in here to put these 2 together and add you're familiar with both, you know, james or keith is probably actually loving this attention. i think what the f b i realize is they at least boo

you mention keith kellogg, who was just subpoenaed.ted in. former-chief of staff, mark short, who was at the capitol that day with pence. former-chief counsel greg jacob, who was the person who pushed back on john eastman in that memo. and keith kellogg, who you mentioned, who has significant firsthand knowledge because he was actually with donald trump in the oval office on january 6th. he saw everything trump did. um, cnn reached out to the aides who, it won't surprise you to know, didn't respond or declined to comment. i think they really do not want any publicity that they're engaging with the committee. the house committee chairman, bennie thompson, did go on the record and confirm that the committee was getting some cooperation. but bottom line, anderson, these are witnesses who have significant firsthand knowledge. and for the first time, we're hearing that they are engaging with the committee. >> it's fascinating to hear that. in terms of the standoff between pence's staff and then-president's staff on january 6th, how might th

now, with the conclusion to our story, here is keith morrison. >> may, 2011.room, a second jury, to make a life decision about chris hall. did he murder his wife? which of the medical examiners should they believe? whose account of the defendant's character and, perhaps most important, what did lindsay patterson see when she peeked three times into the halls'backyard? >> do you ever have those sort of little dark moments of the soul where you think, i may have misinterpreted, misremembered -- >> it's something i've thought about every day, whether i misinterpreted, whether i think i saw something that wasn't there. i didn't see everything. >> yeah. >> but i saw what i saw. and i know the conclusion of my story. i know it. i know it. right here. i know it. >> of course, chris hall's daughters say they know the truth too, real thing. in their hearts. >> i think that we were the three most critical jurors in that courtroom. believe me, if we had heard anything or had any inkling that our father could have done this, as much as it would hurt and as much as we love

here's keith morrison with "evil intent". >> it was 9:00 in the morning on the 20th with june, 2015. omaha, nebraska. missy nelson's morning ritual was interrupted by a phone call. it was the bank where her daughter jessica worked. she was an hour late. >> i was like, what, what do you mean she's not there? they're like, we she's not here and we've been calling her and she's not answering. >> the thing was, jessica was never late. missy tried calling her. no answer. panic now she ran to her car. was jessica at home, sick? >> it's like, let's call her on the way over there. i was thinking, i don't know where she's at. and then i started to think, really bad things. maybe she was in a ditch somewhere passed out. maybe she was in a really bad car accident. >> did you know it was something bad? >> i felt something was wrong. so, i get over there and her car is in the driveway. i'm like, ok she is here. she's not in an accident. but why isn't she answering the phone? >> the door was locked. so, missy used her key to let herself in. >> i walk in and her house is really dark. i can't find h

them thinking he was a 77-year-old keith richards? laughter ] i don't know. this was good. one skeptical q-anut said "if jfk jr. is revealing himself and wearing a stones mask, they wouldn't be scheduling a concert in detroit in two weeks and currently selling tickets." i just love that that's what made him question this, the tour schedule. [ laughter ] it's crazy that people actually believed this. i mean, if you're gonna believe a band is the dead kennedys in disguise, wouldn't you assume that band is the dead kennedys? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] or is that too obvious? it's only a matter of time before they claim jfk is the raccoon on "the masked singer." [ laughter ] how disappointed would jfk jr. be if he did come back and this was the crowd that showed up to welcome him? [ laughter ] one of the leaders of the group spreading this madness is a youtuber named mike penny, who i guess reluctantly had to admit that there was no jfk yesterday. >> things so far have not happened the way we wanted them and were told were going

i will bring in keith fitz-gerald and alan boomer.sdaq is up 25% but the average stock in the nasdaq had pulled back at least 40% from its 2021 high. keith, i know you buy a lot of these names in the nasdaq. how do you deal with that kind of volatility? >> very simply, charles. number one, i like to buy only the best companies i can get my hands on and two, i leave my money alone as long as possible. he define risk before i buy so i don't do something stupid in the heat of the moment. companies like microsoft and apple has been up 500% past five years. 40% is nothing. a speed bump. charles: i tell people, with low, five to 10% stop. you can't be in big winners and have stops at the same time. choose one or the other. alan, you're old school. check you out on internet. asslike slow you like slow and build fortunes do you like high flying names like nvidia and microsoft is doing everything right and i will deal with the wild swings? >> thanks for have hing on, charles. i like tech stocks. i know you call them high-flyers. particularly f

this was a preventable tragedy. >> keith sullivan, thank you. >>> i'm still shaking. very excited that he's here. >> i can't explain in my words how happy i am i'm on cloud nine. >> i'm so joyful, i could cry. i have only ever dreamed of this moment. >> elated. i don't have any words. >> it is an exciting day friends and family finally getting the chance to reunite with loved ones after more than a year and a half. the united states just today lifted its ban on vaccinated foreign tourists from 33 countries. the list includes the u.k., china, india, and much of european union across the country today, airports were filled with tears of joy long awaited hugs and home made welcome back signs the new expected to be a boon for american businesses before the holidays two countries removed the banned travel list accounted for 50% of all the international visitors in 2019. that from the u.s. travel association. cnbc's seema mody caught up with visitors at new york's jfk. >> it's the best thing ever in the whole world. >> i was so excited, i just wanted to get on the first fli

and keith was talking about it. what do you pack in that digital go bag, our digital team put together a list of all essential items. you can click on east bay earthquake on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> also tonight, what's going to happen with the colosseum complex in oakland? the warriors are gone. the raiders are gone. the a's want to be gone, so who's moving in? this is one of the most historic and valuable properties in the bay area. half of it is owned by the city of oakland, and the city is now on the path to sell it. this is not a sports story. don't get me confused here. this all about public money and a piece of land with billion dollar potential. last night a major step, the city council voted to work with the group that wants to redevelop the colosseum site. the group is called the african-american sports and entertainment group. it's led by east oakland native ray bobbitt. he's teaming up with allana beard. the african-american sports and entertainment group wants to land a womans basketball team. t

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keith simmonds is the one who found the dinosaur near a village called brighstone, which is why it'ssi. it was in 1978 keith discovered the bones, and now the new species has been confirmed, he's delighted. it's nice, yeah. a bit of recognition for the work done over the years. it's ideal. and now you found out you found a new species of dinosaur, what do you make of that? something for the history books, really, and, yeah, it's very good. this coast was already known as a world class centre for discovering dinosaurs. it seems some have, well, just got a nose for it. duncan kennedy, bbc news, on the isle of wight. he really couldn't resist with that last line, could he? what an amazing discovery, the things you discover when you are in lockdown. a french balloonist has broken the world record for standing on a hot—air balloon. these amazing pictures show 28—year—old remi 0uvrard. on top of the balloon over western france at an altitude of more than 3,500 metres. it was piloted by his father for a charity event. of �*zenitude”' while in the sky. that's all for now. stay with bbc world

mom is going to make a change and i'm going to stop drinking and pull myself together, i met toby keithgh times. [applause] >> kelly: that is the coolest thing about music. it's so powerful, right. it does not matter where you're from or what neighborhood you're from, music and connect all of us and i am so sorry, those are hard situations you are talking about. i love that music got you through it. that helps me tremendously when i am having a hard time. thank you so much, belinda, we are glad you're here with us today. get ready for an hour filled adventure of fun and you know her as a zombie slashing survivor on "the walking dead" lauren ridloff is here! then he will meet a remarkable woman giving foster kids a chance to heal from their trauma, she helps them make their very own movie is about their lives. it's so cool and empowering home you don't want to miss the story. all right, but now let's say hi to our first guest. you know her from being amazing and everything she has done, y'all, from "frito" to "hit man's wife body guard" and now a part of one of my favorite things, and th

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keith simmonds is the one who found the dinosaur near a village called brighstone, which is why it'sit was in 1978 keith discovered the bones, and now the new species has been confirmed, he's delighted. it's nice, yeah. a bit of recognition for the work done over the years. and now you found out you found a new species of dinosaur, what do you make of that? something for the history books, really, and, yeah, it's very good. this coast was already known as a world class centre for discovering dinosaurs. it seems some have, well, just got a nose for it. duncan kennedy, bbc news, on the isle of wight. that's it for now. don't forget, there is more on our website, including a section on cop26, including this article on seven ways to curb climate change. you can see that on the bbc news website or the bbc news app. see you next time. hello. with low pressure moving right across the uk, the week is coming to a windy end and there's the chance of rain as well. there will be some heavier bursts of rain, especially in scotland. and around this area of low pressure, plenty of mild air moving i

keith simmonds is the one who found the dinosaur near a village called brighstone, which is why it'se bones, and now the new species has been confirmed he's delighted. it's nice, yeah. a bit of recognition for the work done over the years. it's ideal. and now you found out you found a new species of dinosaur, what do you make of that? something for the history books really, and yeah, it's really good. this coast was already known as a world class centre for discovering dinosaurs. it seems some have, well, just got a nose for it. duncan kennedy, bbc news on the isle of wight. let's bring you some live pictures now from the international space station. this is the amazing view of the space x dragon spacecraft approaching the space station. where they will dock and unload the four astronauts on board. spacex launched four astronauts toward the international space station on a brand new dragon spacecraft wednesday night from nasa s kennedy space center in florida, continuing the company s swift acceleration of crew missions just two days after another capsule returned to earth. the succe

here is keith morrison with "smoke and mirrors. " >> it was hot and late, after midnig midnight, september 27th, 2007. >> pretty secluded area next to a forest preserve. >> so it was. and it was clear and dark and still and vacant. here where the deep wood fought back against the decaying suburban sprawl. and then nothing was clear at all. >> i never cried this violent cry. >> you're experiencing everything but it's not true. >> you're just waiting to wake up. >> it just feels like you're literally in a nightmare. >> yes, still does. the name you'll want to remember is nailah. >> the meaning was one who succeeds. >> this is nailah's mother, maria. >> i wanted her to be successful and she was. she lived her name. >> quite true. as, frankly, have the rest of them in this big family. this is leah, the first born. >> we might need a graph or a chart because it's kind of involved. >> full siblings, half siblings, quarter siblings once removed. that sort of thing. very blended. >> we share one parent. so technically half siblings but that word is kind of offensive to me because to me it implies

he reunites with his mother and his young son, walker keith, who goes by keith. he also reconnects with some of his friends back home. one of whom is the future confederate cavalier turner ashby. he lives nearby. ashby during this time had commanded a militia unit. they were called into the john brown raid. ashby and his men were there when brown was hanged. he has a sense of what's going on in the country. ashby is telling this armistead, and he's going to wait so long he can't get his arms around it. he thinks ashby is being overly negative. he says, turner, do not talk so. lete me sing you a song and wipe away your gloom. and with that, he started to sing the star-spangled banner, and ashby, it was said, joined in. there you have nine months before the civil war, these two future confederate officers singing the star-spangled banner. armistead has to get back to work. he gets back to his post late december 1860. he's in san diego, california, now. just 120 miles south of hancock. by the time he gets there, south carolina has seceded, other states are lining up

fitzgerald is here, keith what's the solution to disney? it's something else, lauren. i think they have to break the company up, unlock the value they have an espn problem, lost the focus that once got them to where they need to be, the amusement parks, entertainment properties that is a tricky proposition it's not surprising to me. lauren: break them up how, what goes where? >> you know that's hard to say. i'm not obviously in disney management but what i'd do is put the entertainment properties together in one lump because there's real value, i'd take espn, say it's a sports affiliate and return to that. that be the two biggest changes i'd make immediately if i were in the ceo seat. lauren: keith we have all these new shows coming out starting to spend more money on new content to get more eyeballs only two years old, right? you don't think this is an opportunity to buy the dip? >> no, i don't, because this is a lot like rock group he's trying to get in the limousine when the band leaves the station with apple setting the pace, netflix se

even though the zahau attorney keith greer had a witness willing to testify that he saw dana outside adamant. he was very clear, no doubt about it. >> and turned out to be dead bang wrong? >> dead wrong. >> in april 2017, after four years of litigation, this security camera video came to light. it's from the hospital where max shacknai was being treated. the same night rebecca zahau died. clearly visible dina shacknai. at some point you look at the footage and you realize, i'm wrong. and my witness is wrong. dina won their, she was at the hospital provably. >> absolutely. i got mad. i got really mad. >> greer called a press conference to publicly eat some crow. >> when these pictures come out though, you can't refute them. >> he removed dina from the lawsuit along with her sister nina. and the family attorney apologized to, was that enough? >> he made a public apology. i would say that not as many people saw the public apology as who saw continues accusations against us. >> he pushed forward anyway with just one defendant adam shacknai. that's to me, this is some scattershot attempt

here again is keith morrison.e road to macon when he heard the terrible news. it was likely lauren whose body they found. and so he went to police headquarters to meet with now retired chief of police mike burns. >> he wanted to identify his daughter. we told him no. and then he was insistent he wanted to identify his daughter. so i cleared the room, told him that it wasn't chief to father. it was father to father. he didn't want identifier. i told him that's not the last way you want to remember your daughter. >> then chief burns told lawrence father what they found. and that he didn't need to see that. >> he just stared at me and he said i agree. and that was pretty much the end of the conversation. >> wow. >> he gave a lot of death notices but that was tough. i've got a son and three daughters, that was tough. >> but who, who would commit such a violent crime? dismember a victim. and then cover his tracks so carefully. like someone had planned it. was killing to satisfy some sick craving. >> do you think that m

in moments, retired three-star general keith kellogg, former national adviser to mike pence joins methis. this continues to get worse in afghanistan. first, alex hogan live in london. alex? >> hi, march that in three months this report found that in only four provinces, 100 people have either come missing or been killed. these are former police officers, members of the military. these are also intelligence service members. the report detailed the targeting of their family members. during this investigation, the human rights watch interviewed more than 60 people about life under the taliban. afghans share their stories of raids, public beatings, disappearances and revenge killings. when the taliban first took over, they vowed to give amnesty to former authorities and really anyone who surrendered. since then, taliban officials denied that their fighters are behind any killings. this weekend taliban prime minister said that there's been no forms of retaliation. well, today's investigation paints a very dark picture of a very different reality in those provences and the report calls it

keith, i mean would a changing narrative about inflation actually change this perception in terms of think the inflation picture is a risk as we head into next year, but i think what we're learning in the earnings quarter is that companies are able to push those prices in many cases and what's really amazing, stocks this year, some people are unaware of, the market is up 22%, but forward earning system are up 30%, so last week we made a new high in the market and we made a new high in earnings i think as we move to next year, you know, the overall market gains should moderate because valuations are still somewhat high and the earnings will come down on a relative basis they're still attractive you have to look more micro. look at small caps small caps are trading below their historical average in a 20-year low relative to large caps earns are moving higher and the small caps are set up well into year end >> meghan, the same question to you, biggest risk to your thesis for equities as we start to look into 2022? >> i do think inflation is one of the biggest risks we're approaching a f