keith was on fire.him on fire [ laughter ] he just played so -- he was awesome. ronnie wood and gaga just went for it, rock and roll. it was unbelievable. all the new songs they played. it's great anyways, "hackney diamonds" is out officially today [ cheers and applause on our show. he is one of the greatest guitarists of all time in one of the greatest bands of all time the rolling stones' new album "hackney diamonds" is out now. he is here with us tonight keith richards is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause so that will be fun. that'll be cool to see keith that will be great [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: that was a walk by >> jimmy: not now. he will be on the show but not yet. [ laughter ] how cool is that dude right there? just walk out. [ applause ] he doesn't care, he's keith richards he does what he wants. plus, they are grammy-winning artists who have sold over 45 million albums combined their new album, "welcome to collegrove" comes out november 17th. 2 chainz

welcome to you both, keith pim. i'll start with you. what are your thoughts on rike by doctors and consultants? um, it's a three-day walkout, but is said that it's going to affect - obviously the care that patients are going to need um and that's another whole question that i'm going to ask on that regard, but um, do they stand a chance, it sounds like the government has to come to the negotiating table, but are they going to do that? well, the government, let's be honest, is out of money, um, they wasted so much money during the covid pandemic, etc., yeah, pp equipment, they don't have much money left, we still got a massive fiscal deficit in this country, all right? um and therefore there really isn't the money to make b pay rises in the public sector um so at the end of the day the government must also realize that these strikes are extremely costly because they're leading to people not getting their medical care on time that means they're off work not paying taxes etc. so at the end of the day there has to be some sort of compromise

welcome to you both, keith pilbeam. i'll start with you. what are your thoughts on the strike by doctors and consultants? um, it's a three-day walkout, it is said. that it's going to affect uh obviously the care that patients are going to need um and that's another whole question that i'm going to ask on that regard but um do they stand it sounds like the government has to come to the negotiating table but are they do that well the government let's be honest is out of money um wasted so much money during the covid pandemic etc yeah ppe equipment they don't have much money left we still got a massive fiscal deficit in this country. all right, um, and therefore there really isn't the money to make big pay rises in the public sector. um, so at the end of the day, the government must also realize that these strikes are extremely costly, because they're leading to people not getting their medical care on time, that means they're off work, not paying taxes, etc., so at the end of the day, there has to be some sort of compromise, it's going to be

reaganing you know, had that radio show, keith?ne morning he said testing, testing, in 15 seconds we'll bomb miss cow. ha, ha, ha, that was a jokesome i was there when all that was going on. hiway, general keith kellogg, richard goldberg, thanks, gentlemen. >>> coming up next, the israel ground game is expanding. joe biden politically, is he a dead man walking? could be. sandra smith, jason chaffetz coming right back here. when will we, the u.s. government, decide to make iran fear us instead of we're always hand-wringing that we fear them? i'm kudlow, we'll be back. ♪ jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ is it possible t

i want to bring in keith naughton. we had seen these gm workers opt to strike because they could not get to the finish line on a deal. maybe we should remind the audience that while the united auto workers had decided to deal with each of the big three individually as part of this ongoing strike action in the united states, the union in canada opted to reach a deal with ford. they were able to reach a deal and they were hoping to have similar types of deals lined up with gm and stellantis. it would appear they have a tentative agreement. what is your reaction? keith: the difference in canada, they were following the tradition of pattern bargaining. ford set the pattern with the 19% raise for younger workers -- sorry, veteran workers, and 20% for younger workers. gm pushed back because they have younger workers in canada. this contract was going to cost them more than it was costing ford. but the strike lasted less than a day. they have been able to bridge the gap and the plants are going to keep running. there was addi

i'm going to rank of good to see you joining us from keith. we appreciate it. and united nations delegation has arrived and the goal, no kara box to monitor the situation there. it comes just over a week since also by john seize control of the break away region from armenian separatists. but the un delegation has arrived after a mass. exodus of the ethnic are medium population, nearly all of whom have abandoned their homes to head across the are medium border . after days of traffic jams, the rush of refugees leaving the corner of kind of a nearly run else. theory is repulsively, does this it to of, to more than $100000.00 ethnic medium slid in just a few days fearful of a future. and the other by john's room maybe with go to you, but tens of thousands have arrived in the armenian border town of gorgeous meaning, having enjoyed harrowing genies diagnosis. some of it stuff. solve it. it was very difficult. we were on the road for around 29 hours. i it and put some metals. there was a lot of traffic stuff. this must've been cut the number. it was hard to get here

keith, according to the interior minister, 28. people were wounded among them, an 11 month old child. and this will attack destroyed much of a residential building where rescue operations are still under way according to local authorities. this drank was carried out using to his gunter ballistic missiles. meanwhile, the un high commissioner for human rights says it's sending a team to investigate yesterday's missile. strike unimed village in the same region that attack killed at least 52 people as they attended a wick, ukrainian officials said the missiles struck a shop and cafe in the village. of course, for this small village, it's tragedy heaped on so right around 6, the residents had gathered together after a soldier's funeral. and we need to be hit by a russian strike. the village shop and cafe where they'd gone to mon, reduced to rubble. dozens were killed in one of the deadliest attacks in months. the largest number of bodies was found in the area where there was a table where they want us to commemorate that the deceased w

earlier i had the privilege to speak with the daughter of aviva and keith segal and the brother of keithal. they have been missing since october 7th when hamas attacked israel. here's part of our conversation, which by the way was interrupted at one point by rocket fire over tel aviv where i am. watch this. >> we're joined now by elan, the daughter of eva and keith segal, joining us is lee segal, his brother is being -- we assume has been kidnapped and held in gaza, right? >> we have confirmation from the army from israel that my brother keith, u.s. citizen, 64 years old, is being held in gaza since three weeks ago. >> what about aviva. >> aviva as well, there were witnesses to her having been taken. there was a sighting of his car crossing the border and that's what we know, which is already more than three weeks ago, more than that we don't know. >> so how are you coping with this? >> we stay and hope. we stay together. we stay strong. we believe in the u.s. government and the israeli government and the whole world to do, everybody, their best efforts to bring all the hostages back hom

i'm going to rank of good to see you joining us from keith. we appreciate spell, says vladimir food and order the full invasion of ukraine and february of last year . hundreds of russian troops, unwilling to fight in the war, have deserted, facing up to 15 years in prison for refusing to serve many have fled, russia, dw, a reporter, natalia smo. then savannah spoke with one former soldier who has been granted residency in germany. a unique gemini, by city finally feel safe here. he doesn't want to give his real name or show his face in order to protect his family. back in russia. he does, they were just from the russian army to wait taking part in have let him know fortune's war against the queen who have been worse than what's the been here for you. i realized that there was no way i will. i got a call from my units and was told you must either go to war or we will initiate criminal proceedings against you. you and you will go to prison. and from that you will then go to war eventually anyway. but celia was street in artillery. he started at

of you and keith, by the way, this is 1979, i believe was it keith -- what else could you be besideser you play with the rolling stones you're just legendary. what a great career. and then this album comes out. can i -- can we talk about this song >> "bite my head off." >> jimmy: "bite my head off. >> that's wonderful. we just rehearsed that yesterday. we'd been doing a bit of rehearsing to see how the songs translate live >> jimmy: live, yeah >> i think that really cooking >> jimmy: can you tell people who the special guests are on that song? >> paul mccartney, his big dream said - [ cheers ] >> jimmy: a beatle is on the rolling stones album a beatle is on the rolling stones album, what is going on? [ cheers and applause >> yeah, but the song goes - ♪ bum, bum, bum, bum, bum bite my head off ♪ right? and paul, he was so blown away it was a bit like a schoolboy, you know a kid in the toy shop, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> he loved it he said, "my dream!" >> jimmy: really >> he said, "a beatle gets on to play on a rolling stones album. yeah, he was really knocked out. >> jimmy: it's so

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here is keith morrison with "suspicion". >> 7 am, november 15th 2007, gone in salt lake city, utah.lled into the restaurant parking lot, turned off his engine, sky beginning to brighten, son night not quite up. and there they were, the voices, the terror, the nightmare beginning. >> i ducked down in my car after the first shot was fired. i laid there thinking, okay, well this is how it's going to end for me. >> you're going to be dead? >> yeah. >> 9-1-1, but as you emergency? >> somebody just shot commanding dead in front of -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it stands in stark contrast to much of the rest of salt lake city this old chocolate factory, this grand stage for our story. it was converted to loft departments in those boom years before the bust. the style of living and location drew a distinct crowd, outliers of a sort, we iconoclasts in this mormon city. >> i love this building. >> bianca pearman-brooks born into privilege in england raised and ireland and africa, came here in august 2006 to visit a friend. >> i came on holiday and i met christopher and we hit it off. >> christopher wright, a r

keith morrison: it was junew 25th, 1988, fort lauderdale, >>> it was june 25th, 1988.e mystery began. when a young man named david jackson failed to meet his brother mark at the airport. >> it was a gut feeling, something was wrong. i knew it. >> 15 years later, detective donna, relived that puzzling time. david's ex-wife, by then remarried and living in arizona, as she told detective velazquez, got a call from david's worried mother. barbara said, she wasn't worried. not then. >> i thought, okay, he's with one of his girlfriends. she was like, no, we're doing a missing persons report. i said, no. he's gonna call me in a couple of days. i know he is. he's gonna call me. >> he never called. he never called. >> one day turned into the next, police, family, everybody tried to find him. couldn't. >> started looking. searching. through canals, pipes, bridges on the dirt roads, anywhere. you see a car that look like it is, do a u-turn and chase it. >> how long did that go on? >> until they found his car. >> which, more than three months later, turned out to be at the airport

keith morrison (voiceover): february 2017.rah stern were big news from the jersey shore to new york city. reporter 1: stunning developments in the search for a missing 19-year-old girl. the charges two teens now face. keith morrison (voiceover): mike stern was in the county courthouse when they brought in the teens accused of killing his sarah. both pleaded not guilty to murder and six other charges. reporter 2: stern's family being escorted out of the courthouse asking for privacy less than 24 hours after finding out she was dead. keith morrison (voiceover): sarah's family and her friends appeared composed in public, but were in a private hell. they couldn't believe these two could have done this. neither of them had a criminal record. preston taylor, sarah's junior prom date, was a quiet 19-year-old. his roommate and co-defendant, liam mcatasney, was also 19, a tall towhead with an identical twin brother, was easily recognizable around town. lots of neptune city residents knew him from his job as a waiter at a local steakhou

keith brown told his —— the scottish national party's deputy leader, keith brown, will tell his party's westminster and independence. the conference opened yesterday with delegates backing the party's new independence strategy. that would see the scottish government demanding that westminster gives it the powers to hold a new referendum, if the snp wins a majority of the seats in scotland at the next general election. our political correspondent nick eardley has the latest from the conference in aberdeen. hello to you. looking quite quiet behind you. but tell us what has been said today. it is behind you. but tell us what has been said today.— behind you. but tell us what has been said today. it is done for the da . been said today. it is done for the day- everybody — been said today. it is done for the day. everybody has _ been said today. it is done for the day. everybody has packed - been said today. it is done for the day. everybody has packed up - day. everybody has packed up and gone home. you know what? it's been a part that in a particularly peculiar conference because i'm csf�*

keith, good to see you. keith lerner. >> what will be the best performing sector in the fourth quarter? tech, energy, consumer discretionary or financials and we'll share the results later on in the hour. in the meantime a check of top stocks to watch and here's pippa stephens. >> discover financial is having its best day since last november after promising to have the consumer compliance part of the fdic look with an unrelated credit card classification error. shares are down more than 20% since then. jefferies is bullish on diabetes device makers saying the recent wave of drugs won't drag on the companies as much as fear. they reiterate their buy ratings on scott. >> thanks, pippa stevens. >> up next, from a september slump to a year-end surge, ed yardeni makes the argument for why stocks can bounce back to record highs or recent highs, excuse me, recent highs. he may think record highs, too. we'll talk about that. later, forget 5% on the ten-year. we have someone who says the yield is well beyond that. he

keith brown, into some trouble? i - vote for labour. keith brown, into some trouble? some trouble? i don't think so. furthermore, - think so. furthermore, congratulations to michael shanks. a big victory for the lattor— shanks. a big victory for the labor party and big thanks to katy— labor party and big thanks to katy loudon. the snp has over 40 seats — katy loudon. the snp has over 40 seats— 40 seats. john curtin taught us, a 40 seats. john curtin taught us. a 3796 — 40 seats. john curtin taught us, a 3796 turnout _ 40 seats. john curtin taught us, a 3796 turnout and - 40 seats. john curtin taught us, a 3796 turnout and one l us, a 37% turnout and one by—election for extrapolation is 42 labour six, six snp six. you are back down to the years of weighing your vote. i you are back down to the years of weighing your vote.- of weighing your vote. i prefer the reality _ of weighing your vote. i prefer the reality which _ of weighing your vote. i prefer the reality which is _ of weighing your vote. i prefer the reality which is labour - of weighing your vote. i prefer the

keith morrison: it was a start, >> it was a start. the first lead in the robin hoynes murder investigation. a name had surfaced, william marshall. marshall was a former kfc employee who had worked with robin at the very same restaurant where she was killed. on the night of the murder, he was supposed to stop by the store. >> he was due to return some equipment or a uniform and also pick up a briefcase that belong to him. >> a kfc uniform, which william marshall did not need anymore. and for a very good reason. >> william marshall had been terminated because of missing cash and failed polygraphs. they had two situations reported to the torrance police department concerning thefts of cash from the safe. to thefts on the very same safeway robin had left the money. and though they could not exactly prove that he did it, marshall was a suspect. he had the opportunity, he failed the polygraph when questioned about those previous robberies. and at the time, he knew the combination of the safe. so, the night that robin was killed, did marshal

keith: yeah.resident shawn fain is really turning the screws of the company by taking out their most profitable plants this week. we saw the gm arlington texas plant go down, a big suv plant that is a money machine. and the stellantis ram pickup plant also going down. these are the most profitable plants for those companies. ford's most profitable plant, its kentucky truck plant went down on october 11. they have had the most sustained pain in losing big money makers, the largest f-series pickup trucks, and the biggest suv they make. those things are increasing pain on the companies and presumably increasing their motivation to settle. matt: what will we see in terms of damage done to automakers? when we look back next year at the revenue line for example of gm, ford, stellantis. will they take a big hit because of the strike? keith: the immediate damage is estimated to be over $2 billion in lost earnings between the three of them. at ford it is estimated to be between $888 million coming into thi

do you see this visit to keith by the use for ministers? it was symbolism as uh the previous speaker already says. symbolism is, of course, in all, most of all, trend 7 as a shows unity in t, if uh, pounds of a couple of calls. the pleasures are there on the substance. we of course, don't know yet a lot of for sol. so a lot of issues they need to discuss how those costs in depth is starting from you accessing you, ukraine's progress all 7 chapters that the commission come on to them to improve just on the negotiation for formal expression. then we have the boxes or you just choose the green issue on long term defense, industrial corporations, all in which i'm down. of course, the tricky issues, but individual member states trying to step out. and i think also hosting the deals ration some, all of these issues in key is to put some pressure on the outside us from a so you so uh to tional exploring the effort. okay. i mean, there's a lot of symbolism, as you mentioned there, we've just been seeing the pictures clearly demonstrating a show of

fitz keith fitz-gerald. scott, i want to start with you, you said this was a total shock today, what you saw in the markets. why? >> yeah, it really is. and, you know, the number came out, we had a sharp move to the downside. we got in, we got within a whisker of that 4200 levels on the s&p which is major support. that's the 200-day moving average. and you've got every technician, every fund in the world looking at that number as a potential support area. and then all of a sudden, whoosh, to the upside. so this could have been a combination of a couple things. number one, maybe after looking at the report or and seeing the wage growth part of it, that lessened or dampenedded, you know, some of the shock from this number. number two, we have been in a very oversold market. so the opportunity for many of these funds to get in and for a lot of the algo trading to get in at a number just above that 4200 level, that could have been the opportunity this we've been looking for. what's even more shocking to me, cher

breaking news from ukraine. whitney, you foreign ministers are on an unannounced trip to the capital, keith. it's the 1st time the use top diplomats have mit outside the blocks board. as the show of solidarity comes as ukraine faces a sluggish counter offensive and waning support from his hand. i see that includes the united states. we have congress has paused new funding to ukraine and sort of bulkhead losing section when it has vowed to in support for hanes and this is a message in ukraine's foreign minister and the school the significance of the visit by his counterparts. this is because for the 1st time ever, for the 1st time is going to sit down outside of the security borders of the board . but we've in future borders. and this is a message in, in the message of support. and now correspondence in t rollman punch i wrinkle, told us more about what will be discussed during this visit. we'll look an expected. there will be a one unexpected issue on the agenda, and that is, is the worst and support for your brains to unwavering. remember that pledge the supports will be for as long as it

keith fitz with us this morning.th, why is the market rallying when all hell is breaking lose in israel? >> i know, what a question; right? there's two things. i've been upmost of the night watching closely. one, there's rumor there would be a temporary ceasefire and a peace arrangement to allow humanitarian stuff in and out of the gaza strip that . doesn't look to be true but enough to get the futures moving. at the same time we're beginning to see the fed or think about having the fed trot out lower interest rates or even a cut or pause. traders have to get ahead of that whether they like what's happening in the middle east or not, stuart. stuart: to me, the big problem is the price of oil. looks like there's a possibility of a widening war. a widening war and surely drives up the price of oil, and i think that would drive the market lower. what say you? >> i agree with that, but here's the thing, if it's a measured increase in the price of oil, it may not drive the market lower because of all the leverage that the

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i spoke to our correspondent nick connelly and keith. i asked him whether russia has stepped up. it's attempts to push the cranes forces back to well, there was really a sense up till, i guess the last 10 days or so that russia was basically trying to distract the crating force from the accounts are offensive to put pressure in locations as far away from each other as possible to try and kind of spread those ukrainian forces this thinly as possible. but it doesn't really seem like russia is now serious about trying to take the kind of of difficult that is north west of west virginia city. it is a place that has been full for since 2014, basically whether a very good you're creating defenses. there are trenches there, all kinds of mine fields. and we've seen very significant russian losses. and it really seems like the russians are now coming across the same problem to the cranes have had of trying to storm mine fields with almost vehicles being attacked from the sky by drones. a huge list in terms of personnel and the real kind of need to try and find new stresses and try and lit

keith fitz-gerald will catch up soon.w with jeffrey gundlach coming up this hour. he talks were expecting rates as well as the broader economy. don't miss the interview coming up. amick is are feeling the impact of skyhigh inflation everywhere but especially at the grocery store. food inflation up better than 4%. stew leonard is here to discuss the rise in prices. stay with us. ♪. maria: this week on warnings with maria. tomorrow our panel of experts bring up the morning with the biggest buzz stories and friday were all about jobs, the brand-new unemployment rate revealed here live all right here on warnings with maria. you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from

keith, thank you for coming on. look, i don't, it is so ambiguous, it is weird.iran war with israel. the biden administration wants israel to postpone. israel said today, bibi netanyahu said no, we will make our own decision. the bidens are looking to "the new york times" somehow the idf doesn't know what it's doing. keith, this is no way to run a war. this is no way to participate in a war alliance. what are the bidens doing here? fish-or-cut-bait, that is my question. >> larry, thanks for having me. he is playing true to form. this is what he's always done. i was asked on martha maccallum show three years ago in june of 2021, one of the last questions of the show was, what keeps you up at night? what kept me up at night was the concern i had over then president biden making a decision to protect americans and protect american interests. you're seeing that right now. there is an absolute fear, a his station to go and do kinetic or some type of action. let the israelis handle this. what we should be doing quite clearly, by putting the forts on the ground or in th

i a acting and deputy director jack designs award from keith's falls pantry of filler. it was a forcing my done and helping to create the church separate from moscow. let me ask if there's a little bit cross. i think it was still possible. i mean it's just that it's a competitive as well as i she's i guess cuz its best or by email letting me daniels cormier stopped us by tomorrow is friday. so i think it is a for a little shane yet. i see it was for me and i need your show as well as an estimate to reimburse us for of to the seller to the special operation. in february 2022, hundreds of pre somebody leave us, we're forced to flee ukraine. those who remain live in caea wasting arrest and confiscation of church property. the world prefers to ignore the unprecedented pressure that thousands of people are subjected to an ukraine every day. all right, and the thoughts name and use and this man, you know. okay, and, and he's much on that he's because yeah, he reason he's my general extreme judge. him on. yeah. status this way you possibly yeah. sort of shaving suspicious will

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello.torm babet is on its way later on in the week. so some wet and windy weather on the cards, but a week of two halves really in the next few days, mostly dry. we've got some frost, but some sunshine by day. it's from midweek onwards that we see the weather turning increasingly windy with some heavy rain, too. so if we take a look at storm babet, it will be heading its way gradually in from the southwest, moving towards our shores. i think increasingly heavy rain developing from wednesday onwards and lasting particularly through thursday and friday across eastern scotland. but lots of wet weather on the cards for many of us. back to the here and now, though, today it's really quite quiet out there. we've got a lot of high cloud across much of england and wales. so fairly grey here, some sunshine for northern england, though, northern ireland and scotland, some showers across the northern ireland, temperatures somewhere between 11 to 14. so certainly on the cool side. through this evening

keith bennett. >> ms. laura freire. >> the honorable john kerry and alexander carey. >> thank you. thanks everybody. >> i'm sorry? -- everybody has played a huge part. >> the honorable gina m raimondo secretary of commerce and mr. thomas moffat. [inaudible] >> of the honorable lloyd austin secretary of defense and mrs. charlene austin. reporter: secretary? [inaudible] tradition kept by president kennedy through biden.

now it is time for the weather with sarah keith - for good.s different parts of the uk for the next few days. we're expecting temperatures well above average across much of england, wales, northern ireland shown by the orange and reds here. in fact, ten degrees above average in places, but colder than average conditions likely across much of scotland. with the cooler air, quite a lot of rain, as well. we've got a slow—moving front which could bring up to about 150, perhaps even 180 millimetres of rain over this area in particular over the next few days, so the met office have issued an amber heavy rain warning for this area from fort william towards perth as well. and power as well. that rain is all down to this frontal system that we've got here. it's going to be quite slow moving through the course of the weekend. we've already got a bit of rain out there today for northern ireland, central and southern scotland. a few splashes of rain too across parts of northern england. to the south of that it's largely dry and pretty warm, 22 degrees or

. >> hi, keith. >> what's he doing here?. >> hi, ronnie. >> reporter: this week the rolling stones release their first album of new songs in 18 years. ♪ >> some people are resistant hearing anything new. that's natural. but you have to make sure that you put out is going to be good. >> reporter: mick, keith, and ronnie. the rolling stones ahead on "sunday morning." >>> lee cowan will be talking with director martin scorsese along with leonardo dicaprio about the disturbing true story portrayed in their epic new film. >> this wealth should come to us. >> reporter: the film adaptation of the bestseller "killers of the flower moon" took on a story so dark and so foreboding, even the veteran filmmakers weren't sure how to put it on screen. >> trying to be as truthful as possible is the only way to tell these stories. >> reporter: the true tale of a shameful chapter in american history, too painful to believe, later on "sunday morning." >>> and we'll lighten things up with mo rocca, taking in the golden glory of sunflowers. dick

keith bennett. >> ms. laura freire. >> the honorable john kerry and alexander carey. >> thank you. thanks everybody. >> i'm sorry? -- everybody has played a huge part. >> the honorable gina m raimondo secretary of commerce and mr. thomas moffat. [inaudible] >> of the honorable lloyd austin secretary of defense and mrs. charlene austin. reporter: secretary? [inaudible] >> and now a photo opportunity for president biden and the australian prime minister in front of the white house. the president will escort prime minister all's to the dining room for the dinner. president ulysses as grant started the practice of honoring a foreign head of state with a dinner back in december of 1874. he hosted the then king of hawaii. over the years this specific photo opportunity has become

here's keith morrison with deadly conspiracy. [noise] the game's call, mel strap.tle ball on its track with the tiny mouse which, how every lever works in unison this would not be caught. and, how often things go wrong to allow the mice to get away. so, did what really have been could so accurately mimic a children's game? >> all, how nice! >> these are the people that have been to, the jessie family of orange county, california. they vacation together. >> yes, i'm tired, i'm ready to go home. >> share birthdays. >> this was for them. >> happy new year! >> even got together for a month of -- >> but what these grainy home videos show is what is yet to come, which is murder, conspiracy. one branch of the family against the other. a game so twisted, quite so clever, that crafting a trap to catch the plotters just might be impossible. slits to begin with,, it was 1998. shakespearean love won the oscar. monica lewinsky was freshly famous. it was a school to learn august night, hottest of the year. when cheryl's deanda got a call from her dad. jack jesse. >> i was gettin

joining me now, chris whalen back with us and fitzgerald group principal keith fitz-gerald.looking at the banks right now. obviously, or they are very vulnerable to the treasury yield moves. what do you think of the 10-year, the 2-year, how the t-bills are trading at the moment? >> look, the treasury market is reflecting, you know, the big macro picture. i think the depositories, the mainstream, main street banks are getting oversold, and i think the larger dealer banks still don't reflect some of the changes that are coming at them both in terms of baas well and the sec's move to require centralizedded trading of treasuries, centralized clearing. what this means for the hedge funds is that they have to own the treasuries they want to pledge. they can't borrow them. and that's going to be a big change. you know, all of the guys who have been doing the basis trade for the last decade are essentially going to be throttled back. goldman, morgan stanley which are the biggest derivative shoips on wall street are going to have to reduce leverage. and that's really what both gary g

and we have keith.banking system. how do you synthesize the worry across different capitalizations of the banking structure. andrew: keith horowitz is my neighbor. we talk about these things. that would probably happen. we are the only two people who want to be in the conversation. but that is the question we should be asking. large upward movement and treasury yields, fixed show up? that is something to keep in mind. tom: this is gospel at ucla. forget yields and financial media garbage. it is about price. when do people like you at the equities building start worrying about price and bonds? andrew: there are two separate conversations. look at what the fed has done with bank term funding where you can now deliver the u.s. treasury to the federal reserve. $50 treasury and you get $100 back. the put that in place because they recognize the losses. it goes back to lisa's question -- the fed is ready if something needs to be done but there is no indication that anything needs to be.. lisa: what about quan

larry: bringing in general keith kellogg, a great friend. key in trump administration. on, so ambiguous, a huge issue, the war, hamas war iran war with israel, biden administration wants israel to postpone. israel says today bibi netanyahu said, no, we will make our own decision. the bidens are leaking to "new york times" that somehow the idf does not know what it is doing, keith this is no way to run a war or participate in a war alliance, what are the bidens doing? fish or cut bait. >> yeah, larry thank you. he is playing true to form. this is what he has always done, i was on martha's show three years ago. last question of the show was, what keeps up at night and what kept me up at night was concern i had over then president biden making a decision to protect americans and protect american interests, you see that right now. there is a absolute fear, a hesitation to did con nettic or some type of act, let the israeli's handle it, we should be doing tell netanyahu, we got your back, we need to tell iran we got their back, that is, hezbollah comes across, we know that t

minnesota tourney general keith ellison is here to discuss. next.onight more than a dozen major media organizations are asking the judge that oversees president trump's selection subversion case to broadcast the trial. now in order to argue the historic nature of this case and it is historic, warns to a very special rule that prohibits cameras in the courtrooms. cnn is actually one of the media let's asking judge tanya chutkan permission to record and also telecast the march 24th trial. want to talk about all of this with minnesota attorney general keith ellison, author of break the wheel, and in the cycle of police violence. he is argued against cameras in the past the minnesota police officer derek chauvin's trial for the murder of george floyd, but his since changed his mind. and you know of course that trial was of course televised. attorney general ellison, thank you so much for being here tonight. i'm so glad to have a chance to speak with you about this tonight. people may have not realize having seen that actual trial televise, you initially

i don't know where keith gets this from. his success. _ keith gets this from. to do, hopeful about the future, don't want to talk about the past with these guys. this is about the future and people of rutherglen and hamilton west are about to deliver their verdict. ~ . verdict. we are giving it will be one: 15- _ verdict. we are giving it will be one: 15. -- hearing. - verdict. we are giving it will be one: 15. -- hearing. 30 i be one: 15. —— hearing. 30 minutes and five seconds from now if it is bang on. it is going to be around then. staying with you. this is another problem your party has got, you are now reliant on part of the country around middle—class voters, you cannot record itself necessarily as the left—wing party or the working class anymore. you cannot go to your core missing we could. cannot find the horses, have to be pro—business party, all that stuff. it is party, all that stuff. it is ridiculous _ party, all that stuff. it is ridiculous to _ party, all that stuff. it is ridiculous to suggest - party, all that stuff. it is| ridiculous to sugges

a few kilometers from keith. the priest was forced to free ukraine with his family. the tenants cuz i'm just going to enjoy the rest of the best buy on language and scenarios. i don't in the smart the on line from one to number one more thing this month. it ends up over here in the, in the college decision storage unit, and then you just have to be a special place across my renewal for the last 4 wheel. i cheated noise. that's what i'm of the or close to some more comfortable. it was not going way. yes, a shooting greens. so a lot of the step visit the typical, what's a good thing, another way it will have to happen. so not least of that when you're storing your problem, slide the that's what the real issue we should own it. so let's look for this to us. just gets you a little bit on the storage of each rice books on the history of the orthodox judge and closely follows the ukrainian process. surprisingly, the details resemble this bit operation launch many years ago by the americans in the balkans. as i wonder where the room, that's the thing at the skating things a

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were here with my friend general keith kellogg.e taking the break we have these big gunships out there. the question is, will iran and hezbollah or anyone else think we actually might use them? >> it is a great question. it's all the will of the commander-in-chief of the nation. that is president biden. under the trump administration there's an old hockey term about dropping gloves and getting in a fight. we are willing to do that. i don't care if it's against the sod with nerve gas on his own civilians or when we went after van gotti. when i sister we went after soleimani we told supreme leader you are next if something happened. the will of the commanders very, very critical. i have got to be very candid with you and i'm very concerned about this president's track record. he almost has to be forced into it he seems to be late to the party i do not care if it's an army in ukraine with weapons they need to fight the russians or in this instance right now part you got to be very forceful. got a very aggressive about it and make thos

mick jagger, keith richards, and ronnie wood have a new album coming out friday, "hackney diamonds,"ce the death of charlie watts in 2021. the stones are getting ready to head back on tour. anthony mason has the story. ♪ everywhere i heart the sound of marching charging ♪ >> reporter: when the rolling stones ended their tour last year, mick jagger issued a challenge to his bandmates, to set a deadline to record an album. >> so i said, let's try and do that. we're going here, we finish by valentine's day. >> it's called blitzkrieg. >> blitzkrieg. and we're going to finish it. ♪ >> reporter: they did. "hackney diamonds" is the band's first album of original songs in 18 years. ♪ why you bite my head off ♪ >> you don't really need a lot to kick off a song. >> we're lucky because we balance, me and keith. lots of people say, what is this weaving? it's fantastic because it provides a net for mick to fall into. >> reporter: we talked to the stones together and individually. ♪ >> do you paint every day? >> when i can, yeah, when i'm not playing the guitar. >> reporter: ronnie wood at his hom

you from keith saw the results coming down. apologize. i just pulled it up now. i must one day spell that the whole thing by false cut off because on the phone to phillips from fit them in the course. let me know if there's something i was referred to, just keep the long distance the cost of was mission. that's going a this is a rehabilitation center in moscow victims who miraculously survived the ukrainian military are treated here such as 20 the con, get used to the loss of his ride legs, even months of to the incidence of cause with what they told me. he was crippled by the ukrainian military multipoint and didn't blow up a 100 a couple of full deal of st. he was a little visit. i some gladish. i need to bring him a jump was cause i like a couple of jump them if i did not get to sketching. so something is less with the positive political good, actual but the payable, he's solely ukrainian soldiers who carried out mass executions. taking some kind of drugs, look with my tell them with protests. so listen, your prostate such i'll agree to start telling you point

on the operating table as keith ritchie, a trainer at the i as keith ritchie, a trainer at the defenceing to get - cramps, it was quite uncomfortable, i can only walk about a hundred metres and i had to stop and let the blood let's get back down to the muscle and then move on again, so that was frustrating.— that was frustrating. using only local anaesthetic, _ that was frustrating. using only local anaesthetic, the - that was frustrating. using only local anaesthetic, the surgeon l that was frustrating. using only i local anaesthetic, the surgeon feeds wires and tubes there are tiny incision guided by x—ray images. the team, wearing landline clothing to protect them from radiation. the blocka . e protect them from radiation. the blockage is _ protect them from radiation. tue: blockage is there, completely blocked and then that artery is all disease, all these vessels are trying to get blood around it, and it can get more extensive, leading to tissue loss, gangrene and then pain where patients can't even get comfortable in bed.— comfortable in bed. keith is a fit, active non-smoker, _

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the land, and it started amazing in ukraine for the 1st time, be use foreign ministers, convene, and keith. they reiterate that long term support for the war efforts. the un security council votes to send troops to restore stability and haiti can, you will provide the backbone of a force to help combat the violence by the gang. plus, it's more than 30 years since the berlin wall came down at east and west. germany became one country. how unified the germans today and white as the majority of the east say democracy isn't working the big visible and welcome for the 1st time in history, european union, foreign ministers have been meeting in june, right? it's part of an effort to show the blocks ongoing support for keith as it presses a head with its counter offensive and comes as concerns grow over will fatigue among some a few grains allies. you credit is foreign minister said russia was counting on this and that the you should not play a law the assignment least. i told him, slanting an aspiring man the the unprecedented visits of the use foreign ministers, and it stopped it for them not to